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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-12
NEWS FROM NICARAGUA.

Our Asplnyvan Correspondence.
New GRANADA, Aspinwall, JAN 3, 1859.
Christmas Tnes-The jamestown Once More after Fbus
ters-Arrral Of the Moses 7hylor and Granada Roa
noke Harbor-Return of the Flag Officer, McMacin-
toh-ArriuaIo Of the Arabela Costa Rica and the Selma
Nothing Heard from, the Flibus-71e English Anriots
to Catch Them-Rported Arrival of the Hermann at Re-
atsjo-ArriraI Of California Passagers-Dpartare Of
the Moses Taylor and Granada, de-, dc.
Christmas times-masquerades, music and musses, ne
groes merry drunk and mad. The weather has been
narkaby fine during the holidays, usherng our new
year aereeably.
The jamestown returned the evening of the 25h Of
December leaving the Savannah safely slowed away in
the habor Of San JUAN Nicaragua They report meeting
with the British vessels Diadem and Caesar, now lying
outside Of Graytown. The jamestown struck with
squall in the Caribbean and very ending her
cruise like the ilated Albany in the waters Capt
Kennedy brought down the wrecked belonging to
the brig Forttuie, wrecked Cape Gracios Dios-ten
men with the captain. They will return by the Moses
Taylor. The jamestown departed on the Both Of Decem
Der with the sayannahs mall and with fresh instructions
10 be on the qii itce for hlibusters.
The Moses Taylor, with $50 passengers and the New
YORK nails arrived the lSth; the Granada on
The 3oih with $50 pa sensors and mails from New Or
le'ns. nsy all leu Panama the same day. The Panama
Ranrcad comraBy's vessels Arabc Ia and Costa Rca
rived, the first on the 22d me last the Both. Like
Ste ,nshlp Company, ON the "a of January.
The Roanoke IS still lying q9et in the bay The Flag
Cncer James McNacntosh IL leave here and retarn 10
New York 5y The Moses lay bis iii health alone inducing
this sudden and unexpected departure He by ths
advice Of the physicians Of the feet. Midshpmen East
man. Bojget and Cook, return with hiin.
Noibng has been hea from the 6busters. Il is sup
posed they are in the interior of Nicaragua by this-per
hap, in Granada The English have made up their minds
10 seize the little gray eyed man # they catch him.
''Fust catch The bare, then cook him.
The opposition steamship Is reported at Realejo on the
Pacific, waiting for the Washngon's passengers. Every
thing quiet on the Pacific SIDE
The passengers from san Francisco arrived the morn
ing of the 3d-hree hundred in all they reached Aspn-
wall at nine O'Clock A. NJ They will leave about three
O'Clock p. NJ. for New York and New Orleans.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE MOSES TAYLOR.
News from California, Nicaragua, New
Granada, the West Coast Of Mexico
and the South Pacific States.
RETURN OF COMMODORE M'INT0sH
ARRIVAL OF sI,s76,s00 IN TREASURE,
kc.. &C., &c.

The steamship Moses Taylor, Capt. Gray, from Aspin
wall Sd inst, with the Pacific mails and 81 ,3760o in
treasure arrived at this port about one o'clock this
morning.
The news from California has been anticipated by the
Quaker City at New Orleans.
Gen. James Keenan, had left San Francisco 10 resume
his duties as Consul at Hong Kong.
q Mr.. George Pen Johnston had been acquitted Of the
charge growing out Of his duel with Mr. Ferguson
Com. Mcintosh, flag officer of the Home Squadron, re-
turned home in the Granada.
The Moses Taylo the 10th instant, in latitude 49,
longitude 7s 5O spoke ship west Wind steering south
The purser oy the Moses Taylor, Mr. John F. Paterson
and Wells Fargo Co.'s express, will please accept our
tbapks for the prompt delivery OF our packages.
The following is the treasure list per Moses Taylor:
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Court Calendor-Tb,s INV.

n UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRrNos So, SO, 49, 50 81,
81 81, 5s, 50, 64.
200, 900, 311 3l4 3Is 32l 32s 342 3f0 262 2s0 ss0
&C., $685. SeS, Ses, s6s 37O 81, s72, s74 a5 a77 ssl
SurPRME CorRr-Circult-Par Mos 1903, 1Q5, 199,
?ol, z03, 2ob, 207, 200 2l3 2i5, 2f7 2fg 22f 2 25
2 22e, 23l 1898, 1884. Part 2Nos. 271t, 1870, 230,
SSi 295 242 2it 2te 24s 1924 25f 256 1885, 26f, 266,
2eS, 2T0 272, 274, 27s.
srplrar CorRr-specia Term-Nos 122 1913, f25, 1876,
i.s l3l ls2 1913, l34, 1885, 1877, l4o, H. l43 IA 145,
COMMON PiE,s--Tral Term Part 2-Nos 176, III, 1gS,
2ol, 2o2, 2os 2o5, zoe, 2o7 2es, zoe, 2lo 2I ~ IL
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NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.
Proposals for New Loan-Expectcd Revo-
lufion 'a Cancn-Revolt I'm Boyacn Sup
pressed-Movements OF our Pacific Squad
ron-Excitement Regarding the Frlibus-
feSs-Capture OF Mnnxani1io, Mexico, by the
Liberais-Departure OF Com. Mcintosh, Sc.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.


OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA, Jan, 8, 1859.
The latest advces from Bogata the 25th ul, but
the news is without interest.
The Executive has issued proposals for loan TO meet
the wants Of the confederation drawing interest nine
per cent per annum. No amount 800 to be re.
ceived.
II is hardly to be expected that the Confederation with
foreign debt OF forty.two millions, upon which only n
portion CT the interest is paid, go into market and
effect loan, although such high rate OF interest is Of
fered as an inducement The loan may be effected at
homo bat certainly abroad where the unpaid bonds Of
the government are held.
The from the Interior States of the Confederation Is
Of some Importance
In the state Canca at last accounts the projected rcyo
luton was expected 10 take place the time the election
for State officers TO be hed-some two months hence
TX President obando, who formerly bitter enemy of
Gen. Mosquera, with whom he once fought a duel lin
whlch, by hebye no one hurt as is generally
the case IN such rencontrcs in this conntry is now on
the most friendly terms with the latter 1t is now thought
that the Mosqucra party succeed in the elections the
revolution will come from the opposite party; and in
turn, should the democratic candidate for Governor he
elected, Mosquera, it is sa,d, will attempt establish an
independent government.
The general government draws annually from the State
OF Csnoa some three hundred thousand dollars through
the custom houses Of Rrbacoas andS3ueuaventura and
the people there who favor the PROJECT of q revolution
to think this money ought to be applied the direct
wants Of the State This appears TO be the principal rea
son urged In favor OF separation from tho federal go.
verument.
The plan of tho rcvoutiouists, as have already ad-
vscd you, is to unto the State OF Panama with that of
Canea by which mcans they hope in possession
OF The revcrsonary privileges OF the general government
IN the railroad and to establish custom houses in tho
ports of Panama and Aspnwall.
From The State Of Santander I learn that tho
most atrocious crimes committed with impuuity--
such as robbery murder and other crimes too
revolving 70 mention. A gentleman by the nnmc of
Senancio Plata, was recently attacked In his own
house by band Of robbers, who seized him. and by
inTeas forced him to disclose where he kept mis- vaua
bles, consisting Of Sb 900 in money and large
amount OF valuable jewcry which they took from him.
In the State OF Antoquia, where murders have been
common OF late, order aud security have been compare
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NEw DONATION TO HAnrARn Corrran co

respondent OF the Boston Traveller speaking Of tho zooo-
eca collection OF Agassz, and Of The Governors recon-
mendaton That the State should operate in its preser
veuon anu enlargement, says-What, then, my sur
prise and pleasure TO day, 10 learn thai gentleman az
Hosion mas made an oer TO the corporation OF tho College
OF the sum Of nifty thousand dollars the income OF which
- to be used for the preservation aud Increase of
Agessiz wonderful museums that he refuses 20 have any
part expended ON building, or IN saarcs aud also re
fuses 10 ave his name connected with IT, This las. pro
vision in order that The or tho plan WHICH Il oIso
utey essential at least so far as the building concern
cd may be carried ont By otorspsrheps b. the Sta.e
Nov, sir, is not this noblcS
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'ABLE SHOWING CoLpEsr pays
THE OMNIBUS AND CAR DRIVERS.
TO TIRE EDfroR oF THE HERALD.

n
beg 20 call your attention 20 thc suerngs that are en-.
ducd by the end omnibus drivers during the present
severe weather. Non have doubt folt as have, n
strong sympathy for those hard working, much enduring
meD but carnot something be done ihcr comfort and
safcyY Cannot chaufette be placed the box Of tho
omnibus and on Tho drivers platform of tho cars2 These
beng Kept heated ready tho end Of the route so az to
he changed every Zip would surely prevent much suf-
frng; perhaps oss Of fe merely men.isn this lcay-
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70 you 20 urge the adoption Of ouch plan you shall
think best hoping that your readers especially the pro-
prieofs Of cars and 0nibuses, will take into their
sderaon matter which concerns deeply the welfare
and even the lives Of large class Of deserving men.
L. E.
TELEGRAPuIc WEATHER REPORTS.
Jan. 11-9 A. NJ
HoRUIIsvnIE " Y.-Mlder than yesterday; the
Thermometer Ia above zero; indications Of snow.
ENKA, " Y.--Thermometer TO- above zero; wind
northwest; appearance Of snow; moderating.
PoRr JERvrs N. Y.-Coid and clear; thermometer 1o'
below zero.
NEwBuRc, N. Y.Cloudy and very cold showing httle
thermometer A below zero
DuSKIRK, N. Y.-wind southwest, and blowing hard
weather very coid about Is inches snow.
QUEBEC, A. M.-Thermometer 3s' below zero wind
north.
HAIrAx o A. M.-Clear; wind northwest; thermometer
at zero.
ST JOHN, N B-Clear; the thermometer "a below
BURLINGTON, yt.-Thermometer 90 below zero this
morning. weather severe and prospect Of Lake Cham
plain cosing the boat unable 70 land at Plasburg
yesterday.
MONTREAL, Thermometer aO' below zero.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01
First Glass.

Agricultural MISUNDERSTANDING Fluid, owners
risk OF CHARACTERISTICS, Twice first class Tates-bat
ting, Binds, Bonnie S, BoOks-BOOls aud Shoes, Bread
Buffalo hob, s-blard Tables, double hrst class rates
brushes and BrOOms, Room corn pressed-Can-
phme, at owners TX " leakage-CarbOys acids and
other Chemicals, double INST class raIes-Iabmet
Ware knGckeu down and well boxed, nTst Class rates
Cards, carpeung, corks, cos ACCOMMODATIONS,
boxed, twice nrst Class rates-CigaTs, boxed ana
strapped-CassIa, Ia mats, Caps-Covers ana Sleeves,
clocks and weignts-Copper and brass vessels-Den.-
iohhs, owner risk twice first class Tatcs-iTugs, III
bales aud boxes--Dry Goods, IN boxes bales and
TRUNKS nItuTe, up and boxed twice nrst class
rates-FurnIure, Knock ed ana ell boxed ii 81
class rates-karm wagons in pieces-Fedthers, iurs,
tgs in dTuns-f lsh fIesh-GaTden seeds, glassware
window glass-GTapes, IN kegs-iiats and caps, hides
(dry lOUse-HUusehUld goods, (hot furuture) well
boAeu-Halr, IN sacks-Ink, lndlgo-lndR huber
goOds--leather QoOse), Liquor III glass-Lemons,
sacked-LOOkipg Glasses boxed, twice nTst class rates
machinery, boXed--MaItTesses, " ice inst class
ratcs-MUuldIng rs aud Picture Iames-Aats aud Rugs
MeuIcnss, Muskets-Aarble, wrought, at owner .
rlsk-Measures anu Tubs, Moss in saCks-Musical In
strnmcnts, Mineral Water, IN giass-Nu ts, IN bags-
oysters, in Kegs anu Cane-Uranges, sacked; OIL, III
Glass Paper Hangngs, not boxed; Preserves, Pickles
ia glass, owners FISK Palm leai; Peltres Printing
n esses Piano Forts at owners risk Porter, and Ale
in glass-Pahtings and PICTURES, well Decentralization
Russia BristleSSteam Boilers ,thir.y ieet ana under
steam Boilers over thirty feet one ana half nrsl
class Tates-Statlonery-->Cyt the Snaths Scales ana
Scale Beams, bOXed--Sleghs, boxed, twice iii 81
class IatcsStOves, al Ow neTs rIsk--SWeet Potatoes,
Sizing, stove Pipe, Spirits luTpehtlne--StOye hates,
~ owners risk--Sewilg MaC hncs-Trunks, lin
boxed--Irees and SITubbery boxed, at owners FISK
-Trees aud ShrubbeTy bnleu, at owners risk, once
aud half first class rates--IwIne-Toys, boxed
UmbrelIas-Nenecrlng not boxed, Narnlsh--N agons,
children IS, not boxed twice first class raIesM agous
and Hobby Horses, boxed once and hall nTaI class
rates--WHx, Wine, in boxes or baskeIs-WhIps,
Whaebones, Wheel barre OGDEN Ware, Nat on
FeIloes and Bows--w OGDEN Ware, twice first class
rafas--Wuol
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this article for over ter
CoNFiDENCE AND Truth o.
been able To say al
Err HAS III FAILED IN
EFFECT A CURE, when
We know an instances
one who Used u, Oh
lighted with It's opera
of highest cUmmenda
and medical virtues
"wHAI NE DO KNOW,
enCe, AND PLEDGE oUE
MINT uF WHAT NE uEKI
instance where the in,
ami exhaustion, relIe
twenty minutes aiteI
tered.
tlun Is the prescription
Pkkik.NCED and SklL
land, and has been
M SUCCESS IN
oh CASk-S.
from pam, but invig
bowels, CurrcCts ach4i
ergy To tile whole sy 5
sIantiy relieve
BON ELS, AND
COLlC.
winch II not speedil,
We believe u the besI
woRLD, ia ali cases o
RIGA IN CHILDREN
tcctillng. or from any
say % every mother
from any oI the iorego
LET YOUR fkEJlDl
nlCS or OTHERS
Ing child and the relic
AtsSol.UTkLl SUkE.-
) ruediciHe. II tisnel,
Viii accompany eaci
, hess the fac-simile o
: York, Is on Tie out
cut the world.
Cedar II. New York
cents per bottle.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

Price - cents per bOl LIZ
We have put up and sold
years, and CAN SAY, IN
Il, what We have never
any Vller medicine-NEV
A SMILE INSTANCE. 10
timely usedi Never did =
oI dissatisfaction by any =
The contrary, al are DE- -
uans, aEd speak iusterms =
ton OF It's magical elects -
Ne speak IN this matter A.
alter ten years expert
REPUTATION FoR THE FUIfIL
DEt- AXE. In almost every
can't is suffering from pain -
will be found Ia fifteen or
the syrup rs admins y.
This valuable preIar =
OF une q the MUSI kA -
FuL MUSES. la New Eng -
used with NkNkk-FAlL :
HOUSANi,> -
Not only relieves tine CHILD
crates the stomach and -
ny and gives tone anu en
TEN. IL Will almost 10
1klPlN1 ~ THE ~
MINDS
and overcome convulslOus -
rsme,livd. end in death. :
aud sCkEsI SANDY IN 1HE -,
DNSEN1kRl AND DlAk -
" hether u arises from n.
other Causs. Ne would n
~ho has a child suffering -
ing cVinplAii.ts-IjO NUi -
CkS, NUk THE PkkJu -
stand between your suffer-
that Will be sure--yes,
Ia fYllow the use Of ,bIs :.
used. ~.
fuil diFectiuIIs for nsiag =
oOllie, None genaine Az :.
CURTIS \ I-EkklNS, New =
sue rapper.
soid by drug : ists through
Principal Vflice No. ID,
jabsTd&wiy iTice rs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01
Second Glass.

Anthony Crude; Apples, Dried Baking Powders,
Bed-Gords, Bugs; haggmg, Bells Bottles Birthstone,
in boxes or kegs BIuder's Boards, BurlIps, FERRIES
Cotton Waste; Chain Cotton, Wooicn and Hempen
Candies, Cocoa, ChOcolat. Coffee, ground, ia boxes
or barrels; Capstans, Cassa Ia. bags boxes; China
Ware in casks; Currents dried Cutlery, Chair stun
in rough Copper plates sheets bolts plgs wire nails
or rods; Copper bottoms; Cheese IN boxes or casks;
Clover aud Grass Seed; CIOCkery IN boxes and bar
reIs; Congress and Bedford Water III boxes bar
reIs; Dive Woods in boxes barrels; Domestic sheet
ing shifting, Ticking and Denins IN original bales i;
Duck Drugs IN casks; cer SAns pressed; Flax seed
Flax boxed; Forks, Hay and MANURE Ginger, Glue,
Gum Copal Grocerlcs assorted (not otherwis- spec-
fed y Grass and Clover Seed; Hides, dry, IN bales
Honey, Hoes, Hops, Herring, IN boxes, Hemp; iron
Hoop and Sheet Leather III rolls or boxes. Liquor an
WOOD; LquoIIce Lead, pipe, bar and sheet, MaiIOg
any boards and plank Ma bic Slabs, un~rOuglt, at
owners risk Moss pressed III bales; Nuts in barrels
or casks: Oakum, od-coih Paints in boxes eaus
Palm Leaf pressed; Printers Ink III Kegs barreIs;
Paper N boxes; PastcbUaTd; Peaches arieu; Printing
paper; Prupes IN casks, Pepper, Paper tngngs III
boxes Pickles in Casks; Pipes, Rubber Car Springs
loose; Rubber Packing and Hose, kAisins, Strapped
Rigs In sacks; Scythes ShOvels Spaues soap spice,
Starch saddlery, Sardines, IN boxes; Sheep ana 9TH
er SKINS in aes, shot IN bags; sugar IN bags; Scale
aud Scale Beams boxed; 1ObLccO in bales; Tobacco
cut in boxes barrels; Tow, lea, Type; Veneeriug
boxed Wood in shapes, NTe, Willow Reeds III bun
dies; Wrapping Paper Yarn pressed aud balied, Zinc
In rolls and sheets
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Third Class.

Anvils, Axes; Ale and Beer in wood; Beef IN bar
rels; Bacon well packed la boxes or casks; Barilla
Bones Boiler Flues; black Lead Ia barrels, Bark ana
Cob Mills; Carriage Springs Boxes and AAlesi CIDER
IN Barrels OF hogsheaGs Cookery IA crates or hgs
heads Coffee ana ChcAory: copper III boxes ahd
casks; Crucibles; Chains, loose Dy Woods IN stoks
EPSON salts barrels; cum Shelae IN original pack
ages Hardware; HooGs and Horns; Hides, green;
Herrngsin kegs; Hooks ana Hinges, Iron Safes, Iron
Railing; Iron shutters; Iron feneings, JunA. Jute,
Lard IN good kegs or cans, Lead IA CASKS or pigs
Lightning Rods in bundles; Lime IA casks; Aaducr Ia
hog sheads, Miil>tnes nnished Aanilia Mineral Wa
ter IVA aud Tenn. IN kegs OF barrels; Nails N bags
oysters and Clans shell az owners risA; OIL IN
hogsheads ana barrels; Pants dry and Ia OIL Pork
In barrels; Rubber Car Springs IN boxes aud CASKS
Rubber Betting; Saaratus IN boxes; Spelter, shot IN
kegs, Soda IN boxes; I'm Pats boxed; Tobacco man
ufactured in boxes or Kegs; Venison IN barrels or
boxes; Vinegar; Wire Fencing; " hiio Lead WHISKY
- hxrrals
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01
Fourth Class.

Anchors, Alum in barrels and hogsheads; Brim.
stone in barrels and hOgsheads Bea, hing salts Burr
Blocks, Barley Baryies; Oolioa "a baesi Codnisb In
tierces and boxes; Car Wheels anu Axles; Cement,
Chalk Clay cham, Cable Cham IA casks; Cocoa UIl
Earth Paints stone and ECTihen Ware IN crates anu
hogsheaus Fish, sailed; Fence Wire, Figs ~ casks
and boxes; Flour IN barrels ard sacks ezs Ppc, Gu
ano: Horse Shoes packages; Iron Bar, BIND, f1g,
Boiler Railroad Iron Nuts aud Rivets; Iron Cast
ings heavy; Locomotive Tire; Land Plaster; Molss-
SEES, Mahogany Logs, Marble IN block, unwTougnti
Blli-stones IN roughi Nails aud spikes, Mail RODS
Ores, Lead Copper, Iron, Zinc In boxes barrels
Pitch Plaster Palm n, Putty; Rags pressed IA baies
Rice Railroad Chairs and spikes, Rosin, Rigging,
Rope sumau, salt soda Ash, steel, sugar in hogs
heaas, barrels or boxes; stone, un~Iougnt; soda ~
kegs barrels casks; Salaratus IA Kegs, barrels oT
casks; Tobacco, scrap aud leaf, IN casks and hogs
heads Tn Tar Tin IN pigs, Terre Japonica Telegraph
Wire Taliow Whiting Water Pipes Wire Rope, MIeai
in well sewed esnaburg twiiled bags; ZINC, sheet
in casks aud cases; Zine IN pigs.
: This Tariff to take effect the LIST day OF Septem-
Der, 1859, and continue until other notice
= III ~ y T. W. CUl.E,
Sup Nashville l. Chattanooga r. X.
b. AYERS,
W. j. HISS, -s--t
-Fca Sap,s. Memphis Charleston r. r.
s r. c. JAcKsUN.
seps-tf Sup. T. Tenn. 4 Ca H. r.
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which greatly facilitates the process Of teethng, by
sufteping the gums and reducing all inflammation; wi
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodc action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon II, mothers It will give rest TO your
go Cd selves, and -
RELIEF ANDlfEALfH TO YOUR INFANTS.
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Gbanfrru saIes
CHANGERY SALE.

= Montgomery Bells Exr's. rs. James C. Owen.
DURSUANT to . decree Of the Chancery Court at
IL Nashville, IA the above named cause / viii ex-
pose public SALE at the Court house in Nashville
IL O'Clock Monday the Sth tiay of Aug next
upon a credit Of @, y aid IL months without lie
rir BIT Of redemption purchase, that valuable
Tract of Land, purchased of Montgomery Bell by
said James &. Owen, and now occupied by him. wing
on the Franklin Turnpike Road, abOut 10 .4es from
this city, containing between Sand hundred acres
particular description will be given day Of
sale J. f. ca EAYkS,-
iulys-td Clerk x Master.
POSITION EMFNr.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY, THE
srH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1889. -
aug2-td J. E. GIEAvIS, C. kM.
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BIO - ID PUN AEzHs
-- AND
HEALTH RESTORER.
DIR. T. AeG0FNS
SARSAPAlskIlLAA
XODlDE or A-OTASn,

nREPAREn FROM Flesh RoofS-the only kind
worthy the eskaadepce OF Ply stelals = the pab-
ll.super Il0theEsfof removing IapaTIttes OF
the blood oF AeEeur3 from the system ata earihe
Eruptons ,s1mpss ,Bails sores, AeaIal
Liver, Kidneys, SKIN and Head, Female Complaints.
81 - makes te SKIN clear and sioeth and should De
use.l IN the spring and samfaeF 90 purify TIE oteHa
aud pref eat Sickness 81 90 = bottle
Prepared b Al = .HUGnks, Memphis Tenn
as- esidta Nash wills D. losss q sioaFkH hAtNs
tssoeS tnd Ie.e .hsasS giFasgirtt
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CLASSIFICATION.

~ Spirits OF Turpentlne, Camphine, Burning Flu
ids and NarnIsh, will only be taken ut owners risk
HSH- Gunpowder and Friction Matches, and Other
couUustble articles will be charged local rates
each Road and only ut Roads convenience.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-01

DLAsIER will be carried from the celebrated PIas
Il ter WorSs Of Virginia, To Chattanooga and BAL
ton, and stations the l.. lem. and Ca. X. H. at SIX
dollars per OF 1000 Ibs-to Nashville and all
tiOns the Nashville ana Chattanooga X. R. at nine
dollars per ton Of zOtO lbs. Also, 10 Tu cumba, and
stations east of 1uscumbia, ON the Memphis
Charleston road, at ne dollars per ton ana To Mem
pins, aud all stations west u 1uscumba, at lively
dollars per ton.
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Thos G. James, Trustee c., and Bank of CONNIE rec
rs. J. j. Beech Farm.
DH virtue Of decree IN the care OF Thos G. lance
- IL ustee, &c, aua Bank OF Commerce vsaJohu
J. Beech and others, will sch for cash all Tie rigbt
ttle claim anu interest which jain J ieech Ira, ia
and o. CERTAIN Irsct OF ll0s2 acres OF Land h ms,
on tie N RIB side # Gun b,i land River In Nifs16
county, aud beng the same con, eyed 20 saiq Peech
by j. stretch, by their deec registered on pages
81 AID 2, book No %, egster's oflce avidsun
county.
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Fall Cunningham rs. NJ. Barry aud others.-House
and Lot In Edgeteld
DY virtue of decree in the case Of Fan A Cun-
ID bingham VS.. Matilda Barry and others The Barry
place situated on the North side q e Gauatip
turnpike ROAD IN fdgehed The Lot fToits about s5
feet on Pike and runs back 10 Porter street
TIRNs-six and L. months credit Without inter
est and free from redcmplion
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Ben r 6leaves rs. Geo. ". Gleaves lex acres Of
land on Lebanon Turnpike
p1 virtue Of dtt rec in the case OF b. F. Gleaves
- VS.. Geo. W. Gloaves, a tra-t Of l4sI acres Of
Land, !! mg mia irom tie city OR u,e Lebanon
Turnpike.
IEkMs-Six, l., is and "a months credit, with ~
terest.
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river.
pY virtue of a decree in the case OF BE
ID Crockett VS.. Martha J. Crockett and sthers a
tract OF ID Acres of Land, On Cum berland river in
'heatham county.
1EAMs--Aininum price 81 900, o and u monihs'
credit, with inIerest-slVo cash
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Chiidress Morgan Vance, arge Vacant Lot


DY virtue OF a dec &c in the case Of Charles =
I'D Chldross VS.. NJ. Vance, certain vacant la in
south Nashville (oppoEite tie Free PUBLIC SchnoI
LOTT This LotfrOnis 9s feet Market street runs
through tot viiege street and es 10 and GA the
sOGth side OF Franklin ST Get
TERns--Six. twelve and eighteen months, credi,
without Interest," Redemption