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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-03
The Devil and Tom Walker.
Harris - G0vPrnor

WISH % sell mynice place on the Nolensville Pike
at the first toll gate, miles from the Court house
cont lining l6 acres and 90 poles Of the very best
land IA the county, with good log house, contain
stables and other out houses; OF the best Springs
and spring house 10 be found n the vicinity Of Mash
VILE, the water never falling the year round. Also,
one OF the best young Apple Orchards TO be found
the State.
l viii sell the above lard on a credit OF one, two
and three years, with interest from date Of sale.
will take in part pay Negro Boy ana Girl Ii
years OF age; or will take three four young Ne
groes and give the above time on the land.
These wishing 10 purchase call and examine
the land Tor themselves. A. m going te move
south N a short time my brother, Tuos W CHIFFON,
will be happy 60 show the land 20 any person that
wishes TO look at the same during my absence.
AuglS-lm JANIS NJ. Chiffon.
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JOHN BROWNE,
Merchant Tailor,

Cor. Deadrick and Public Square,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
rs receipt OF hts Fall and Winter Stock of Goods
IL very handsome and desirable styles also a
large assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Of every description.
septl-lm-G ,B.S ,UaA JOHN BROWNE
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Isa- The Memphis BHIlstiH Of the LIST says
that about sixty balcs OF new Cotton had
been received there up to that date.
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nfm advertisements.
Nashville Female academy.
CHEMISTRY.

nR. HENRI ERNI is the Professor OF Chemistry in
IL the Nashville Female Academy. Tni Depart
mcnt will be furnished with entirely appara-
tus the present year. Z. ID. ELLIOTT.
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knittius-Work /:

Web Of many Texsur' =, wrought by RrTH PAR
TNGToS, %. p shillaber,l prize 81 IS. Handsomely
illustrated. Sam shck has his raee. Mrs Par
tington is now the American Hanerist-orRi nag &C.
Nal, aughabe and Instructive. ~lke' Is included in
this book. No one should bay this beck who thinks
laughing is a sin. lust received by
ang23 JoHN YORK 4 CO.
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N E w B o o K S

nicOmb's Letters;
Love-from the French Of Meheiet;
lTving's Life of washington-sth volume;
Harp Of loaO Strings
Love me LstAs, Love me Long:
Tenny sons oems-2 vols. L. mo-:
Lady of the Isle;
Virginia springs-diTections 10 them
The Bertrams
The Bacheior's Story;
New and Okla Novel;
Walter Thornhy
Aobot's History Of the French Revolution;
Lieut. ivess Map of the War;
Art OF Extempore Speaking;
Bryant's Letters;
AuteerHt % the Breakfast Table;
Ben Sylvsster's Word
Just received by
jaly2o-tf JoHN YORK 90.
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Real estate Sails.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F 0 r S A I E.

yETISHING to make other Investments, W. pro-
w pose TO sell all Real Estate in Davidson CO.,
follows
That Suburban Residence.
situated the Frankie Turnpike, within halt mile
OF the city, opposite the Residence OF the late
seph W. Horton. This is, perhaps, the most com
mandng site ia the. vicinity OF Nashville, aud is Il
most desirable country residence The house will be
sold with II Is acres OF land the purchaser may
choose
That Valuable Farm,
known the Sims Tract, situated the smith Turn
pike, (ol Lebanon rOad) within three miles OF Nash
Vile, containing $50 The soil is COCA, we'll
watered and tInbeTed, and can be divided into small
tracts OF twenty acres aud upwards all of which
admirably adapted Tor country residences, market
gardensaDd dairy arms Also, that
Beautiful Farm.
same road, occupied by I. C. McCampben,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about $50 acres. This place is well known AS u
need further description. IL will also be divided
to purchasers T. c. McCampbeli al show tn Csc
places - any one who Will call.
All the above property will be sCld on reasonable
terms, and on credit Of one, two, three and ur
years
Apply toA. VS.. Lindsey, Nashville, or TO either
OF the undersigned.
THoS. c. McCAMPBEIl
Six milesfro Nashville.
J. A. McCAMPBkLI.,
april Nashville.
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SberiG's Sales.
Sl,eri67s Sale.

SherifI7s Sale.
DY virtue of IA "a TO directed, and delivered
ID from the honorable Circuit Court OF udy idson
county, tennessee, al It's Nay Term 1859. will
pose t. pubc sale, t. the highest bidder, 70 cash
the Cuurthouse Yard gate, tie City 81 Nashville,
saturday, the lOlh GAY of Septcniber 1859 all the
right tile, claim, interest ami estate winch John B.
Newell aud McNsiry Acwcl Trustee for his NHe l.. B.
ewel, then had, or may Lave since acquired NJ and
10 the & lowing described iraot piece or parcel OF
land, COMMENCING at ps'pl4r tree, thence running
east los poles with Thomas king line % a stake whue
and poltr pts, thence n"Tth - 4 east 81 3-5
Ia a honey lpcust, theaee north = east 5 Ia a
stake, thcnre north y west t0 fuqua's corner and
thence 81 pucs north ooss west ~ "A rock being the
south-Nes corner oi Fuqua's tack thence EorIh =
west 81 50 10 his north sest corner of tugua =
land, theuce north Aats west 10 "a walnut, tAe-cu
south \ east S3 ia 70, X thence south cart
gl : ) o. tie beginning Also another comtncnc
lag at fuquas north-W est CuTncr running north -
stDnt' thence south ~ IS SIS aloag Sinl,-
BOu's uih Inc 10 walnut down thence south !,
IS a Shh Melodies me n TOck, thence along
"a ua line % the bcguning. BOth tracts contain
Ing l55 acres more less. Deed the above Is
registered REGISTERS Ofioe u Dayh ssn county
tennessee, o. isBok No - page s4I being levied on
az the properfyoi John h. Newell ana HcNary Newell
Trustee Tor has vile. L. h. Newell. IN satisfy n judg-
ment rendered i IoyOr O. john tiii against John B.
Newell and hcNairy Newell, Trustee far his vile
and Nathan Harsh, this 10Th Of August lSs9.
JAMES HINTON sheriff.
auEll-td By r. e. DRAKE u :.
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Nashville Races.

Nashville Races.
WILL commence TUES
w DAY. OCTOBER 14TH, N hAA
with Sweepst Ike for two <FESx87GN~
wear olds, mile heats. 2&&-S
500 entrance, S25 forfeit. Closed with 20 entries
SECOND RACE, same day. Sweepstake for three
year old. s1U0 entrance, SIS forfeit. Closed with
entries.
Third RACE, same day. Match for $500 sido.
One mile heats.
Mr.. EyERLy names CHI. e by C. Elliott years old.
Mr. LEWIS names g. by Otsello, 4 years old.
"WEDNESDAY October 5th.-Club purse 5. 90. Two
mile heats.
THURSDAY, October 6th.-Sweepstake for three
year old. One mile heats $500 entrance $50 for.
felt Closed with entries
FRIDAY, October 1th.-CIub purse $780, One mile
heats u
SATURDAY, October Sth.-Proprietor's purse $500.
Two mile heats. S. J. CARTER,
sep2-u Proprietor
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Land for sale.

WILL sell nay beautiful Farm, containing two hun
Il dr,d acres, handsomely improved, situated 9 -
miles North Of Nashville imme lately the Louis
VILE and Nashville Branch Turnpike, two miles from
tse louisville and Nashville Railroad, adjoining the
farm Of William o. Phillips. refer persons ishing
b see the farm 10 Mr.. "a. d. Phillips This farm has
two neverfailing springs Of ue water and is one Of
the heaIthleEt places IN the State be
good terms at private sale between this and the rsi
OF Octnber next al which time 10 viii he offered By
az public sale. CAROLINE j. BELL. :
lane20-td
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F r UT CAN S.

S0 DOZEN quart Tin Cans for sealing wax:
cO IS dozen quart Tin Cans;
20 DOZEN Arthur's Yellow Jars l and quarts:
20 dozen Screw Top Cans W tn Rubber Washer:
All of which will be sold for so cents TO 81 less than
former prices, or less than cost.
aug23-1 J. W WILSON
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ViNWarc. Vinware,

M have on hand full supply OF every article
w in the line Of 1inware, made with great care
by the most experienced workmen, at low prices.
sep3- MACKENZIE MIACIiIN.
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Seams of any considerable length are stitch
minute. So says the New York Tribune.
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90bn l)Ork & Co.
Magazines for september.

HArper's New Monthly Magazine;
Kncikerb' ckeT Monthly Magazine;
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine;
Lesiie's Gazette OF Fashions;
Godey's Lady's Book;
Received by JOHN YORK 4 co
Rug29
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Thos. G. James, Trustee c. and Bank OF CONNIE rec
ftrs. }. j. Beech.-Farm.
DY virtue Of decree ia the OF Thos G James
Id Trustee, &c, aud Bank OF Commerce John
}. Beech and others, will sell for cash all the right
title, claim and interest which John J. Beech ha- in
and 10 certain tract OF ll0S acres OF Land. ly ing
the North side Of CumbcTi land River in lavds n
county and beng the same conveyed 10 said Beech
by j. stretch, by their deed registered pages
ST. and 2, book No. %, egTsters Office, davidson
county.
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Catharine stout Ira A. stout aud Others.Lot on
Crawford street.
Dl virtue 81 a decree ia the case Of C. stout VS.
II Ira A. Stout anu otbers, a ant Lot of SO feet
front by 90 feet deep. TINS Lot lies the NORTH
side OF CraW ford street, between spruce and Vine
and begins 9Oleet from Spruce.
TEtAs-l, and airs credit, with interest
except 800 cash.
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Ben. +. Gleaves Geo. W. Geaves lax acres OF
Land ON Lebanon Turnpike
TQY virtue Ul decree in the OF b. +. Gleaves
ID VS.. Geo. W. Gieaves, trast of lax oil
Land, lying mii,s from tie city on The Lebanon
Turnpike.
terest.
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An the above described property will be offered TO
the highest bidder The terms stated, the Court
house ON SATURDAY TIL Z STH DAY or OCTOBER
1889
sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock precisely, and ia
ali cases satisfactory security required OF purchaser
and liens retained until purchase money be fully
paid. For more minute descriptions OF the property
and all other particulars about sale of same parties
Interested invited 10 can at my Office.
aug25-td }. l.. GLEANESS, {. NJ.
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Patterson Burr e.-Lots in South Nashville.
IDN virtue OF decree IN case Of NJ. PattersO
ID W John II. Bake. Lots Nos. II, Is, -, 20 an
n, IN Lncpln's plan OF Lots. These lots lie th
Nor, side of H4me street front 20 frur
lS5 To- 1876 feet deep. Lot ., A. feet Franz I'm
by $50 feet to an all y Lot OF ~ feet Cherry 81
extended, l42 feet 10 inches deep; Lot of 80 ieet o
Cherry street (NOl, nsyille Pke) ia Nelson's plan
Lots
TEKMs.-Six and II months credit, and sale will
out redemption.
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| WISHING to make other Investments, pro
Wv pose sell all our Real Estate in Davidson
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16

THREE TO ONE.-On Saturday morning last
two well known legal gentlemen were transactng
some business at the hardware store Of G. Worth
ington Co.. when a newsboy, small but keen for
trade entered the store and ganctng around to
select his customer advanced to one el the clerks
and wanted to sell him Democrat The clerk
declined purehipg and the news-vender hesitatipg'
Iy turned to go out Beiorb passing through The
door, however, be turned ronnd and siding gp to
the clerk asked II they took the Leader aud had
got one there. YES" the eerk replied, I'VE
have got one here some where" Well then"
said the boy, in low tone, as he opened bis coat
and displayed q bundle Of unsod Democrats, "lll
give you three Democrats for your Leader ) ltll
pay" The clerk roared aud tn, legal gentlemen
thought it too good joke 20 keep That boy wi U
die worth two millions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16

THE COOPER OPERA TRoUPE.-Tbe periorman-
ees OF this very excellent Company having create
ed the most profound impression upon the lovers
of music in this city during the past week We
propose griving a brief "rosume" of the delight
{ ii entertainments il has been privilege to wit
nsss.
The troupe have given the following Operas
with perfect SUGGEST La Sonnambula, Lucia di
Llmmermoor, l. Elsire d Amore, II. Tro7Otoro'
Tne Daughter of the Regiment and Balfes Bo-
homan Girl
In each and all Of these fne Works, Miss Mil
nor the Prima Donna has won the admiration OF
all those capable of appreciating splendid vocali-
z,tion and natural acting. With q voice fresh and
of unusual compass, cultivated in good school
great brilliaucy Of execution governed by the
most exquisite taste possessing graceful ana
winning personal appearance, We have IN thN Ia
dyn Lyric Artistic who undoubtedly Will at some
future time obtain a reputation equal to any
Cantatrioos who have proceeded her. In her de>
lipiation of agony suffered by LenOra or the pl-
quant ooquetry exhibited by Adina, Miss Miner
called forth and deserved the liberal applause be-
slowed upon her
The tenor, Mr. Bowler, possesses an agreeable
voice which is particularly good in tho upper
notes. He displays considerable histrionio talent
aud is unquesdonnby an acquisition to the
Troupe.
Mr. Rudolphsen sings we'll and if he displayed
little more animation would be irreproachable in
tho part he assumes.
Cook. announced as the BassO, but who is really
a Baritone is an excellent vocalist and actor. If
it were practicable to ondow Mr. RudOphsen with
a portion Of his slperabundaui Ere both would be
benefited
The two soconda Dome Miss II, Payne and
Mrs. Smith are eminendy useful and sustain the
parts allotted to them in the most satisfactory
manner. The former lady should endeayor to
eradicate habit she has Of occasionally singing
sharp which at times is 80 apparent as greatly tC
mar tho effect she would Otherwise surely produce
Her rendition Of tho Gipsy in H. TrovRtOre s.
far as the acting went was entitled to unqualihe,
praise. The Chorus is slim but so far Hs the ma
terial Is concerned forms not disagreeabl
framework to The efforts Of the principal sing
ers.
In these days Of exaggerated Puaery and hum
buu tbi. troupe deserve to be and vi" assured
prove successful To night the Opera Of Norm
will be produced and we prophecy that the per
formnnee will be a fine one and we advise a
Lovers Of the divine to avail themselves Of th
opportunity Of hearing a good performance Of 8
grand Work. Mr. Geo. Wood, the onierPrisin
Lessee deserves great credit for introducing % ol
Theatre series Of entertainments at oncS
amusing and instructive.
The house was crowded on Saturday evening an
amore delightful aud satisfied audience never Ollie
the Theatre The closing song by Miss Milne
''The Gentle Lark, ." was exquisite thing. q
by al means tonight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16

THE CoDR HoNoRABLr On Saturday morning
littlo renc0pfre occurred letgeen an Editor ofone
Of our contemporaries and legal gentleman, who
had, as be thought, been iusulled By two articles
from the pen Of the knight Of the Quill The facts
wera, IN substance, that the Editor bad said, via
printers ink. that the lawyer had sufficiently pun.
shed bis client in the late rescoe case by inalcng
hs speech upon him. Legal gentleman had de-
mandod some apology, which was promised. In
stead Of this, the next issue contained another
"dig' at legal gentleman Legal genlleman
thought II was time for action the crisis had
come--he must have satisfaction. With this un-
waverinR determination he met Editor 10 Hawks
store. Legal gent. accused Editor Editor was
saucy, and told Legal gent. TO "retire to satanj-
in return for this advice he saw the hand Of rct-
button advancing upon him, and like an iuslrious
predecessor Of his own calling, "warded II Of with
his left cheek" Growing fustered he told legal
gent he preyericated. Legal gent. then "hit i'm
again, !" thus livingu to that popular golden rule
"if one smto man on one cheek, let him turn the
other cheek and hit him another klewter also" e
This coup having been given, the parties shook
hands, (olenched a Ia ists) and parted and mat
ters which had looked blue before, settled into q
sober Gray.
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COMMERCIAL.
HonNlNo IFAgEH oTgIcE

MOnNIN0 LEADRR OFFIcEl
fafhrtty, May it 1852. Z
FLOUR-rbs msttet ha, been niis weak to-day. and
saos have teen SIGHT eompsinr - ar reported only
iot buyers Offering dsciins, which h0der were
not stan Inclined eopeede An srs auzous5 awaiting fur
thei from Europe Sales s 50bfs good oztra At 10
and 100 bns Do on private isrms
WHEAT-sns Of Single carlos. On private terms
C0RN-Hodeu sikug aceas7o, and oaer, Of Se vsrs
refused
niaHwYEs- % brs s ~ shd 10 DO At zoe.
POrATOEs-gals 500 bus. az 61c, The range Z,
6sdsoo ior good common 70 choice varieties
DRIED APPLEs-sman sales good arc reported se PEI
pound.
BUTTER-I' selling q, i5c@i7e Tor nce W R-tbs latter
hgure principally tor srualilots
sERD-sale Of q single barrel clover ataA75.
EGos-Ar' Dot quite 80 hrm shiPpsr' are Offering IKE
Cincinnati Daily Market Report.
Butier-W r. Merchants fair toptlmo IN artius ttsise
common and fair Ohio and Indiana JslOe Choes West,
ora Reserve Dairy in artins. lsaa0c.
Beans-Pr Prime small vhite v % ibs. 81 OOai 10
oheese-Prme medium and larpew R. new. se
Bea, brands English dary,-@-e.
Ooiee--io, common and prime. ilk6I2fe
Candes-Pressed Tallow 2hsgSe; star a. rs and "a w
lsoQl9a2Oc
Sranberries-sms snd erge brla per bbi % Olalo o.
Fiour- Ordinary and good superHno " bbi s70as7&
ehoieer rcd and extra white wheat N.55aESo
Dried Fruits-Appes, common to choice y % lbs s2OOd
t22'; Peaches uupeelsd ps3 lbs s2,Ooa325
Graln-Whea prime red aud vhlie 81 63asss. Oats Of
srriva 0G6Oc Corn prime yellow and white aEsoc Prm
Rye and Barlayl O3d62c.
AolAsses-Prme n. o.. large and small lots, 3sa--e
s-iinseed, large aud small lots 7Uca72c Lard Nos
No I, s kg90o
fro"aon'-oity brands mess pork tbbi SIS Odsls 25
city brands oarrolard, -tplke Do keg lard i2l5@ 20
bacon shoulders and Ribbed sides 79he hama plain ant
sueareurcd eanvasod iOe&Ii91e:
hee-Far TO prime tAs 0Ss tlb
suear-common. low lair and fair e16@1 l7c: good fal
prime and choice, 1901 R6s-o.
seedsFlaz n So los aud prime a SaaI ts Tim
ohy y 45 lbs fair and prime Sl91as2I5 Clover q 81 ID
| In sacks and bbls s.
Eastern ESchango-jfaS p cent premium buying and
selling rates.
~ We allow selling rates here for New York Exchang
As We keep account there and buying drafts
Hosion, Philadelphia and Baltimore we have to sell o.
change on the last three cities here
STRAIGHT, DEMINu A co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16

Coon TEMPLAR's FEsrIvAL.-on Friday even
ing next The Order Of Good Tcmplars of this city
will hold Festival and Public Dedication in their
new hall on Superior Street opposite Water street
S. M. Hewlett, Esq, of Wisconsin, W. A. Fergu-
son, Esq, of Canada, Rev. James NJ. Morrow, G,
G. W. C. T., and John R. Williams Esq, Of Ohio,
with other popular Speakers, are expected to be
present, The friends Of Temperance, irrespective
Ofname or organization are cordially invited. The
Cleveland Temple is in very aourishug condition
Numbering at this time some five hundred mem
bers It is an organization that has done a grea
deal of good in this city and elsewhere and We
trust full attendance will gladden. the hearts o
the members of the association on Friday even
ing
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May a.
The Bremen steamship Bremen, in starting out
this noon, when nearly opposite the Battery, col
amidshps and cutting her nearly down to the
waters edge. The steamer lost her bowsprit aud
fore tackling. We learn as yet Of no Other dam
age
We have news from Japan, dated at Nagasah
on the 10th of February,
tycoon, the new civil Emperor was crowned
on the 4th of last month at Jeddo, he is only 10
years old.
Japanese war steamer was to accompany
the Embassy to Washington on board the Mis-
sissippi, as far as Panama,
A fire in Jeddo had destroyed $4,000 build,
inus
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CALIFORNIA NEWS.

New YoRE, May Ia
The steam ship Star Of the West arrived this
morning from Aspinwall with California mails and
dates 10 the 30lh Of April
She brings nearly million and half in specie.
Her news has been anticipated.
= San Francisco markets we're dnll and glulled
with Eastern produce.
A large number Of auction sales Of assorted dry
goods, boots audy and groceries had taken
place during the fortnight.
Money easy andaotive.
Mining accounts promising.
Weather favorable both for agriculture and
mining
Advices from the Isthmus unimporlant.
The Panama Star rays the Cass-Herron Treaty
sent from Washington 10 Bogota for ratification
has be0n lost in the Magdaleua river BY the cap
sizing of the boat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

G-V' DR.. Banning may be consulted at his Office
(l54 Euclid street) during next week, relative to
the relief of vocal pulmonary, digestive, spinal
female urinary, heTnial aud seminal weaknesses,
by the application Of his respective braces.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-I will pay
the above reward to any person that will furnish
me with a Platformscalo that will weigh correctly
when out Of level and also when level If such
scales cannot bO made, then our Patent Loveler
for Platform Scales is of great Importance other
wise not. win the buyers and users of Scales
look into this matter. See advertisement in an.
other column, ]. +. KELLER,
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WASHINGTON mATTERs.

WAsHINGroN, May IA.
The War department designated the following
stations as schools for artillery practice:
Forts Ridgely, Randall aud Leayenworth, in
the department Of the West and Fort Vancouv.
er in Oregon
The following officers have been appointed
Inspectors Brevet Col. Monroe, Of the dept
OF the West; Brovet Col. Nauman, Of Calitor.
MIA and Brevet Col Harvey Brown of Texas
Licuts. Almy and Pegram, Of the Fulton and
Water Witch, have been appointed to the Mich
iunp
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Fire and


New York.
l. CAPnA..
sceDg.i-rno amount Of ita Capital stock is
fhlfd-rbe umouat ofits Capital Stock psd
Ntlh-ssss-t lfOnNn
Fourth n ASSETS
Gosh ofthe Com0ahy On hand .............. m4nN
mount Of interest accrued hut not dae.... ais
An & ,unt oi ell other property Be oneing %
.omptV
1.-THE Hunds and siocks owned b. Ire combs.
ny as per vouchers ncoompanyinF-how se-
oaied and tho rate Of Interest thereon 70
b-Dobts due the Company, secured bv mort
gage on unincunhered Real Esia 81 worth
double the ans mt ftr which the came IA
niOrfagodt na Tor vouchers rccomranvIun
A Schedule Of MurFaFeai be hereto aiisc6ed 81
Real Estate IN he counties ofKnrs. West
chester SUFFOLK, and Queens, In state II
rev hofk,s.ts-.sss............. lis 39t 90
Total N Hgaees. .-....-.-........ lis sot %
G-Debts Otherwise secured as per vouchers "
accompanying, via:
I-Dnbts for PTeUiums. ana m
b-All other va "a
Total Assets ofthe Company ............ Sisoses 9o
III LIABILITIES.
bth-Tbs emount Of 1iubiiiues due OF not due
- TO hanks and other oreditsis-None.
eth Losses adj uated and due--None
7tli-Losses ud usi cd aud dup-None
Nt1-LOssea unadiusse None.
9tb-Losses IN suspense, waiting for iurthsr
ioi-Ail other claims against the CompanJ Sii %
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-16

SNAKEs IN HIS BooTs,-A German named Davis
who has worked in the NewbuTgb rolling mill
being suffering un ieran attack Of deirium tremena
jumped into the canal on Friday last and was with
great difficulty rescued from drowning. Being got
ont at last, he was taken by Mr. Charles Warner
to the Inarmary, i was discovered that he was
an old pensioner drawing 500 per annum from
Uucle Sans treasury