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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-14

Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Cigars, &C..
NO. 5 MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
LAVE now in store and to arrive
III SUGARS.
100 hhds. New Orleans Sugar, all grades;
100 bbls. Crushed Sugar, ali grades;
So g ST. Louis Loaf sugar, all grades
COFFkE.
800 bags prime Rio Conee.
MOLASSES.
100 bbls. New Crop Molasses, allgrades;
100 halt bbls. New Crop Molasses all grades;
so bbls. and kegs Golden syrup.
LlQL OlsS.
100 bbIs. Pixies Magnolia hisky.
100 - Dean Hates do,
100 Smiths Reserve DO;
Ito Old Rye do;
leo 80 Tennessee White do;
200 Z" Old Country doa
100 Z" Old Bourbon do;
100 Old Monongehala dOa
40 I" Robertson county do;
100 pkes. Port and Malaga Vine;
rs baskets Champagne Vine;
500 pkgs Brandy, various brands
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated Cider Vinegar.
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes star Candles;
400 hall boxes Tallow Candles,
1COs keams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes starch;
1000 bags Fine Salt;
900 900 G ID Caps;
100 Dbls. Fresh Ale:
so Ierces Rice;
100 and 2 fb Caddis Black and Common Tea;
so chests Black and Green Tea;
$50 Fresh Cove oysters;
100 boxes " X. Cheese, prime;
100 +. ID. . a.
800 bags Shot, assorted;
1000 lbs. Bar Lead
so bags Black Pepper;
100 dOZ. BrOoms;
100 Z" Cotton Rope;
100 boxes Soda in papers;
100 - Scotch Snuff;
$50 90 Stick Candy;
100 a. Fancy do;
100 casks English Soda;
1000 doZ. assorted Buckets
In and for sale lower than they be had else
where.
We are Agents for large Wooden Ware and Buck et
Mandatory and prepared at all times, sellto
the Trade at Manufacturers prices ,frel hit added.
CARTER, WllSFORD * Co,
decl0 No. Market street
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yfTE are IN receipt of, and III keep eanz.antly On
w hzHd. & large stock % sapeFfsE Oak and Hem-
tcek Tannad sole iathsF uhsch offer 70 tAe trade
tthe lowest possible asares.
Aas 4 C. ANDERSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-14
Golden syrup! Golden Syrup

Or HALF sHs. 81; LEAFS eeassn syruP;
jsss rsarlss. and very sapssisr article. sor sale
nsszs e4SrER. wILsFoRB co
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad.

FREIGHT NOTICE
LLFreights Will be forwarded bvthe Evening Train
n aud must be delivered the station between Inc
hours Of and l. so AN las after that time viii be tno
ae Tor maniestne that day, and there convent
ence for storing
Fre'ghslor intermediate points between Nashville
and Galiaiin must be prepaid mere.
lanll-u IL. FAUNTI FROY Apen.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-14

LIVERY STABLE.
XNTM. T. WRIGHT CO., would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens OF Nashville kG-STN
and the public generally, that they have NZA
purchased the well known Livery Stable anu stock
and fixtures form erly occupied by VIM. j. Philips
Market Street, ius below the Square.
We have hrst-rate lots and boX-stals to accommC-
date drovers and all our friends who may favor US
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves to give satisfaction all cases
We have large number of fine Saddle Horses and
Bugges to hire at all times.
The factis n OF intend bein surpassed by any
Stable in the Southern country Come along and see
for yourselves.
feb3-ly VIM. T. WRIGHT x co.
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STEAMBOATS,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

= he fine Passenger and =
!. freight steamer EAS1POkT EzrzOi--szsss7assea
E. Wr0D, Master, will continue -
in the above trade tie entire making regular
trips be Weci this city and New Orleans The EAST
TORT is iast of light dranght and we'll aoapted fol
theCumberlano riv Ter trade
nov24-ti A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Shirts and Underwear.

yJTE receiving a sups rb assortment q
w shirts al tfe latess paicrns, WataAtcd 20 n
will and DC made "a drsi rate style. Ai-o, every
VARSITY OF seas0bable Underwear ~ sllk, l1sk
Ihrosd Cashmere, Merino. CotioH nUslB Nc.. 6e-
FOR SAL BY Al Acoll4
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To all the Eastern Cities.
4. A NJ. Lightning Express through - Columbus and
u Cleveland without change Of ears. $3.50 4. a. i've
ming Express through 20 Bellar andPttsburg without
change Ui cars.
Four Daily Trains.
FIRST TRAIN.-C1cv land, PittsbuTg, Steubenville,
aud Wncclue Lightning Express-Leayes Cincinnati at
O'clock A. ~ Tor all the Eastern cities also SPRING
neld
This train stops between Cincinnati aud Columbus at
Lovelaiid Morrow Aeuia and London only.
SE0UNp TltAlN.-Cicveiand Express Mat-Leaves
Cnciunatiai 40 4. NJ for bunkirk Buffalo, New York
Boston, &c, Wheeling, liatniore, Philadelphia wash
ingtUn City.
Ihis train stops all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus
TIflll odation-leRves Cincinnati
al 80 4. III. for Sprin elcid and Columbus.
This tram also makes connections Tor Wilmington,
Lancaster and lle 1h.s tram stops At points
between Cincinnati anu Columbus.
rot iIH IRAlN.--Ilcge iftishurg and Wheel
ana NJ ht fNrs-s-LcaVCs t4uciunat IL so o'Clock
T. n. Tor all the Eastern citios.
THIS train stops At all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
No train sundays.
Trains run by Columbus time-seyen minutesfaster
than Cincinnati time.
Tor Through Tickets
And al Information al CINCINNATI ihtse Apply A. vic
Little Aisfni ana Gov aud I xngtau once No
Burnett House or the Old Once sVuth east corner
broadway and Front, opposite Spencer House, or II
the Eastern Depot.
4 r. FULLER, General Ticket Agent.
TIrS OMNIBUS LINE calls fer passengers Al all The
srie asI hotels s@ch ami every tram By leaving
sircrts. At either u The above oces, ~in call Tor
..sses.sss IN all parts Of the city, without fail.
,s~tt n. 3. RJGGllS. Conductor.
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Rates Charged for SecOnd-Class Tickets.

Emigrauts viii be taken up'n Deck a rcduc,
prices, ana ON three collars cheaper than
any other route.
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sole heather.

Nuftu VIII pA oucfrd 70 t1e lA3e % At1diA tGanc
sec on reasonable terms
n. q. rIcKEY.
tansT-tf saS Al Marketstreet
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DC EG LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James Johnson, Nashville. Z. Howard, and
Red Rover.

One Of these Boats viii leave Nashville every 9th.
er day at noon; time from Nashville Ia Memphis For
~ eight Hours; NicAsburg Five bays. and to New
Orleans ~ seven DAYS
Boats leave Nashville every cay and wait for the
arrival Of the assei ger TIaris LcIore starting.
For FIRST class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
cts can be proc red al tie different points prices
named in tie annexed SEIZED lc al Rates
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Giprrp Stables.

LEVI TIL AN
Livery, Sale Il Exchange Stables,
NORTH MARKET sTPEET,
j. c. M'FERRIN, Proprietor.
n HE undersigned having leased the gbOve we'll
i known establishment formerly keptby MIR. JOHN
H. SLOAN has thoroughly repaired and reGtted it in
all its departments and now challenges competition in
point of convenience and capacity from any similar
establishment in the South wests
LIVERY.
shall keep constantly eli hand a number Of baud
vehicles OF all kinds, and stud OF horses
unsurpassed in style speed and safety.
SALE.
lam prepared to fill any bill for gentlemen wish
ing to purchase carriage buggy saddle horses and
will guarantee entire satisfaction.
Drivers of stock will find at my esta blshment suit
able accommodations for any number OF horses or
mules, at reasonable rates.
Il ABIDING.
Gentlemen wishing accommodation for horses and
vehicles ed that stock Will receive the best
attention and at the lowest current rates.
lam also provided with all the facilities for Break
ing eating ,NIcking and Docking horses and wiIlen-
sure satisfaction.
Iwillreceive and sell stock of all kinds on commits
sion, and from thorough acquautanc and constant
familiarity with the market feel no hesitation in
promising satisfaction.
Being determined to give satisfaction 20 all who
may call, portion Of public patronage is solicited.
j. c. McF EkkIN,
JanlS-dly Late OF Bowling CT een. Ky.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-14

Executors Sale OF Real Estate.

Executors Sale OF Real Estate.
Il lii undersigned are now Offering al private sale.
l. all thai portion OF land lying the south side
OF the Charlotte Turnpike belonging to the estate OF
the late Matthew aTrow deceased. The land lies IN
tull view and within about two miles OF the state
Capitol, and is laid out in tots vary ing size from
fourteen To twenty nine acres all fronting the
Turnpike road. These lands Viii be sold at fair pri
and on iiberalume. Any persons wishing 10
anime them, to asCertai particulars N relation
the terms Will please call on John {. barrow near
the premises or on J. l.. K. ". Brown Real Estate
Agents, or The undersIgHe IN Nashville
NJ. :. PITCHER,
G.. {. TOKBk1T,
septIO-tf Executors OF NJ Barrow decd
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senator Douglas. Advic. 10 Demos rats.

The sham Republicans will use every
means in their power to divide the Demo
cratic party in Minnesota in the coming
election. they will get up spurious tickets
to decoy honest Democrats from the regu.
lar Democratic nominations, and probably
head them as Douglas Democratic tick
cts. We would caution men against such
dishonest devices Of our opponents, and ask
them to listen to the good advice Of Sena-
for DovGLAs himself, given in the following
passage Of speech in the last canvas in
Illinois, in response to some one who inter-
rupted him with the remark These are
the principles Of the Douglas Democrats"
my friend" said Senator DOUGLAS, "you
will pardon me for telling you that there is
no such term in the Democratic vocabulary
as Douglas Democrats. Let there be no
division 10 our ranks-no such distinction
as Douglas Democrats or Buchanan Demo-
Gratis, or any othet peculiar kind OF Demo-
Gratis. Let US retain the old name Of Dem
ocrat, and under that name recognize all
men as Democrats who stand firmly by the
principles aLd organization Of the party,
and support its regular nominations. Let
us have no divisions in our ranks on account
Of past differences, but treating by-gones as
by.gones, let the party be unit in the &C
complishment Of the great mission it has to
perform
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English Maiis for the HE'D River Colony

Az there Is every probability Of the aban-
donuent OF the Canadian mail route from
Toronto to Red River, VA Fort William
and Rainy Lake, We would not be sur
prised il the Canadian government should
wisely take advantage OF the st. Paul route
for the transportation Of the mails intended
for the Red River Settlement. DR.. RAE,
who accompanied Sir GEoRGE SIMPSON on
his recent tour OF inspection Of the Hud.
son Bay Company's posts, is our authority
for the statement, that while at Fort Garry
a mail arrived there which had been huty.
siI days on the route from Toronto,
ra Fort William AMI Rainy Lake.
This mail, the difficulties of travel were
so great, had been abandoned by the
agents Of the North. West Transportation
Company, and it was brought into Red Riv-
or by yoyageurs in the employ Of the Hud.
son Bay Company. Three emigrants from
Canada, accompanied the mail train through
but owing to the impracticability OF the
route they have directed their families to fol.
low them to Red River, r,a st. Paul. Doctor
RAE expresses the opinion that the Fort
William route Is impracticable for summer
travel. II is a succession of morasses and
lakes-the portages are irequen, and diff.
cult.
Sir GEORGE SIMPSON and bis party were
but four days in making the journey from
Fort Abercrombie to ST. Paul; and in Au.
gust, when BURBANK has completed his ar
engagements, the journey to Fort Garry can
be made from st. Paul, in comfortable
manner. in six days This allows four days
by coach to Abercrombie, and two days by
steamboat to Fort Garry.
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THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT

The contract extends for FIVE years, and 500
tons is guaranteed by the Hudson Bay Com
paDy, yearly, during that period. This prac-
tical endorsement Of the st. Paul route, by
Sir GEORGE SIMPSON, gentleman whose
personal knowledge Of the country, and
whose facilities for obtaining correct inios-
nation, are not equalled by any other man
living, is the strongest evidence that could
possibly be obtained Of the superiority Of
the route to British America, which has
been opened TO the commerce OF the coun.
try, by the enterprise Of the people Of St
Paul.
The district Of Hudson Bay Company
Territory, intended to be supplied by way Of
st. Paul, comprises the Red River Valley
and the valleys Of the Saskatchewan and its
branches.
Too much praise cannot be awarded by
our citizens to Mr.. BURBANK, for the en-.
ergy and business foresight exhibited by
him, 10 concentrating the engagement here
referred TO.
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>trambo~ Navigation on Red River
Important Move ment

We are glad TO learn that that entcrpris.
ing and go-ahead business firm, Messrs. j.
q. BCRB,NS x Co., of the Northwestern
Express Company, has purchased from Capt.
NoRrusrr. the famous little steamer, Aus.
Norftrup." This boat has made one trip
TO Fort carry, and back, aud is now lying
at For, Abetcrombie The price paid
Captain y. for The steamer is 5000. This
sum, W. are glad to know. will reimburse the
Pioneer Steamboa,man Of the northwest for
his outlay of time and money, in the magn-
tccn, enterprise OF placing the first steam
craft on the Red River OF the North.
IL is the intention Of Messrs, BrRRaxK 4
Co, 10 reiurnish the steamer in a comfarta-
bic style. She viii start on the first trip.
under the auspices OF her new owoer.. from
Fort Abercrombic TO Fort Garry on the
first Of August and viii thereafter make
regular weekly trips 10 aud from Fort Tar.
~. connecting at the American terminus on
Red River with the ccaches OF The Mime
sota Stage Company. We may. therefore,
regard !, as hxed fact, that f-om and after
the iirst OF August. We viii have regular
commanlcation. by steamboat, aai stage b.
tween -. Fail aud the large and prosper
ous British colony on Red River. Capt
BL,EELl, vel kuown irom his loug conne,-
ton with the Minnesota rscke, Company
all have charge OF the hoa,
Ano'h'r >'su,6oan, fact A. 70 th, la,arr
COMMERCIAL rvaiious % - Paul. with the
aras Ear To ,Ac Northwest SIR GEoSss
SIMPSON. ID, GOyuaor O, ~ IIaisou Com
pany. 90 his rNvni visit to tAr city. cor
,Tsctod with Nr BysS,SS. Nr n, trans
P'S,A,'on annually, at hus tssirei "a, 81
irich, ecssSn - ra4l ami Fort ,.arr,