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p.an Trench On sAs wera .ThouEAs.

sTaks no thought for yo1s life, what ~ shall eat
or what 70 shall drink. =" Matt. ". q.
This stake no Thought" 10 certainly An in
adequate translation, II onS present English,
Of ~ Creek originaj. Tia words seem to
exslnde and TO oondsnn tbAt Just forward
LOWING cars which bolongs 10 nan, and diff
ferences him from the beasts, which live only
in the present; and most English critics have
lamsntsd tho inadysrtsnos OF our authorised
yeraiop,, which in bidding US take mo
thOughr' for the pesessaries OK life, me-
scribes TO us what ia imprscticable in itsAlf.
and would be a breach Of Christian duty,
even were il possible. But there 10 no GIN
adveroence' here. When our translation
VA mazda, stake no thought'' was psrfecs.
II correct rendering OF the ofiginal.--
"ThoughtD was then constantly used a. On
equivalent to anxiety or SOLICITORS care, Q,
let ~ witness this passage from Bacon -
"HArris, ~ alderman in London, wss put ia
trouble, and died with thought and anxiety
before his business came to an end" Or
still better, this from one OF the tsSomer.
Tracts" (its date 10 that Of tho reign Of Quser
Elisabeth:) SIN Eve hundred years only two
Queens have died in childbirth; Queen Cath
arine Parr died rather Of thought" A bet
ter example than either Of these, 10 that 90
curing IN Shakspeare's " Julius Cesar, ?
("take thought and die for Cesar,'') wher,
'sto take thought" is to take matter 30 %
riously that death ensues.
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THO6. RANDALL, Proprietor.
T1yHE W1LL-KNOwN HOUSE FORMERLY
known ~ the WssfExx HofsL. has been thor
oughly repaired and painted, and IL now ready "a
accommodate the travelling pubic with bosrd and
odging on the most reasonable terms. The taA h
viii b furnished with the best the market affords
EeptlkdSm
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"You csn't says Tom to lisping Bill,
Find any fhy as 10 .mo nth, ~
"a great mistake was Biil's reply,
ON find rhyme at onfh."
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LAuoHrRK.-Laughter 10 % hsalthful TO the
body - gladness 10 to the mind and there
j. not more beautiful spectacle than sni-
ling fses, whom you know il ID the true index
Of the soul within. We do not speak Of that
species Of idiotic laughter which 10 sure to
follow the exhibition Of any low trick, OF
the uttersnce Of any course jest; bat that
genial outburst that enlivens the social oirola
when men, like true philosophers, forget their
past cares, and put on till the morrow Ill ap-
prehensions regarding tho future.
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EPigrnm Writsen After Coins 10
Law.

IBIS law, they say, great natures chain connect.
InAt eaass ever must produce e0srts
~ ne Denoid reversed great natureI laws,
All my sceess lost BY single cs.se.
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LoightOn House.
CORNER or THIRD AND JOHNSON STREETS,
KEoKUK IOWA,
rs New and kept on the Earopean Plan.
sspe 7. BAkEs, Manager.
New Books.
THE cAssIoUx OF KIAWAH, Colonial Ro-
OGDEN, BRowHxLL ! cos
CnY Book 6roas,
YyHE ILLUSTRATED EDITION or John
1 HALIFAX, GENTLEMAN" By Miss Aulosh,
just received 81
OGDEN. BRowEELL ! CO.'S
CIrY Book 61oRs,
sepl3 q MAin-st.
Dswniag,s Exsss anA Frutt Trees %
America.
rINHE culture, propagation and managsms In
| the Garden and Orchard of Fruit Trsas esssr-
slly with descriptions Of al tho aaest varieties a
try, by A. J. Downing. For sale At
OGDEN, BRCwNKLL : CO.'S
Carr Book Bfoas,
Sept. Us 80 No. 81 Main-st.
JUVENILE nOOKs.
VOUN0 PEOPLES LIBRARY,
i Uncle Sans do
LIN In Series,
GsFman Stories,
Primer, Toy Books, Be-,
OGDEN, BRowsELL CO.'S
CfSY Esox 6foau,
Sept Sod No. 81 Msin-st.
RichaYAsen,s New AssAoA Ter tie
Plane Rorte.
M h. NATHAN RICHARDSON II known O. the
1vl author Of the sModem School," which was
without IN equal or superior until he under
took tonssisntiously, 70 revise II and correct the
faults which his own criticism, and that Of others
had detected. In the present volume We have the
perfected work, and We have no hesitation in re-
altogetsr the for teaching the Piano that
has ever appeared.-[ Phila. Eve. Bulletin.
For sale By NV WHsTCOTT,
Octld ~ Main-st.
/ HI0AEsT MARKET PKICE,
Tn CASH, PAID FOR
J. Wh0as,
Cora,
oats,
. = - ,,,.. al, :, o..,,.- pIss::.r..sy,
". H. AUSTIN : co,
| ans41 1la Metv-st
NEW FALL WHEAT FLOUR.
I'VE have inst received supply % No. |
w Fan Wssa. Flour. n.d. from ~ vhsat.
c0LLIERG ROBERTSON,
Julyll-d 1s Main-st., near ID.
| FE1RlAGE F1EKII
/ HN III 1uu lO9Qo OI W neat ana N.Y. DROUGHT 70
| ~ No from Illinois.
W. H. AUSTIN co.,
aug2S lis Main-st.
EULPHATR 0UININE.-l0O oss. Powers !
~ Wsightman and Rossngarten 4 Sons Ia store
| and for sale b
4sr A. y. WILKINSON,
Sign Of tho Golden 1Agls and Mortar,
sspt-l4 % Main-st.
Coal.
fROM THE NE YORK AND RARM.
INGTON COAL M1NEw,
NHOLRSALR and RECALL Acknowledge By
w al Is - the beaA Iowa Coal.
This superior Coal delivered 1t Warsaw and Al
sxandTias n lots of 1000 bushels and upwards q
low rates. Once on Third-strset, near Main.
aug7kd r. 4. PLATT.
- ostS OGDEN, BROWNELL = co.
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BAD YoE DELAzok.-DelaEon Smith bss,
Williams, Curry 4 Go. ia the Democrats
Senatorial caucus Of the Lsgislatare Of Orc
gon, and therefore some Of the frisnds Of the
defeated candidates united with tho opposi-
We regret that any Republicans should
have bssn seducsd into following such bad
example, and thus sAnetioning the Locofoco
practice Of disregarding lthe spirit Of the
laws and The Consultation, - we'll q tho
sovereign will Of the people.
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X Ola n ana Cooke.

kean was at supper-party Of friends at
Liverpool, after having played Richard, that
same evening, to an audience most enthusi-
astic in their applause. Elated, and in the
very best Of spirits, the actor was full Of
chat, and the wine passed freely round. The
conversation naturally turned ON his recent
visit to America, thence to Cookies death.
the place OF his burial, and the stone that
kean had raised above his head.
s'All that is wanting now" said Kean, sis
ON epitAph, worthy Of the man and should
be infinitely obliged to any one who would
furnish mo with an appropriate line or two. -
Several quotations from Shakespeare we're
offered from various points Of the table. but
nothing that Was suggested seemed entirely
satisfactory. Among the company Ct supper,
was on eccentric, and somewhat sarcastic
fellow, named Taylor, noted for his clever.
ness and ready wit. To him Kean at last
appealed:
"Come, Tsylor,n said be, "you ean do the
thing in minute II you like; come, give us
an epitaph for George Frederick UooEl"
Taylor, thus appealed to, smiled, took 1
pencil, wrote something on scrap Of paper
the back of . lettsr--snd passed il M o
Kean at the head Of NE table. The traeedi.
an, smiling graciously, IN anAisipatioa prob
ably Of some well-turnsd sompliment 70 him.
self coupled with the name 81 Cooke. pro.
ceeded to read aloud what was handed to bin,
thus:
Beneath this stone lies Cooke interrd;
And Nth him"
kean paused with darkening brow; but be
was 10 for it; there Was no help, and With i'll.
subdued vexation he read on, thuss
| "And With him Saaksps0re's Dick the 7Aird,'
| leave you to imagine the blank silence
that ensued, and "the clouds that lower,d,
on Richsrd's brow-a face peculiarly strong
! in its expression Of scorn and hate. Thu
wicked Taylor had s'stol'n like q guilty thina
in hustle away" and the rest OF tie conpsn1
shortly followed.
Massacre - Aussraiian Explorsrs
The Back Creek and Amherst Advertise
states that party OF 200 miners from Por
Curtis, with 1876 horses, travelled about 2O(
into the interior on prospecting tour, %.
countered sOme natives who endeayored e
prevent their further advance. They. how.
ever, proceeded to dig, and obtained gold.-
About thirty Of tho party being dissatisfied
with the yield, went 10 . spot about three
nj lee on. Az tho party did not rssnrn thsi,
comrades went TO look for thsm, and on sr.
irving at their ensampment horrible sieh,
met their case. There lay tho nanxled
bodies Of their companions, having been
killed the previous day By tho natives. The
whitcs were Immediately attasksd by tho No.
tiyes. and murderous light was kept Up, il
which the former lost SO men. They then set
| ont on their return to Port Curtis. The Re.
yer afterwards broke out and Of them died
The natives sgain appeared and commenced
guerilla warfare. Eventually they reached
Port CARTS, sadly reduced in numberS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OCS1o Wms DAttNES.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Metal Warehouse!
gEsEKsoN kzz16E1
lAIIR|AncA TIN
TmOs. .. DICKEnsON,
No: ~ waAash avenue. chicago, lil.
TIMERS STOCK:
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Sheet Copper,
Sheet Brass, Block Tin, Wire.
Zinc, Copper Pitts, Bolts.
TIMERS TOOLS, STAMPED WARE,
Lead Pipe. &c.
A LARGE stock Of the shove goods on baud. to-
"A gethsr with al articles in Timers line. We
pay Cash for old Copper and Brass, stc.
octl6A3m
BOOKS BOOks!, BOOKs.n
"EBSTRR'S New Pictorial Dictionary;
w Encyclopedias Of Religious knowledge;
Rollins Ancient History;
Shakespeare, s VOL, sheep;
Cruden's Concordance;
Browns do
Bible with Psalms:
Psalm Books, kc:
For sale BY NV. wEsTcorr,
Octl6d o. ain-st.
800. r : E... ~ :. v-.,.-.---
nrrpIrSTrn nv urNpV Mnvr n,
nn;ns md NJ, nn;n.. D0sssn' mas
s song an Fa no. long
Opposite the Jail;
The Poor Girl and True Woman;
From Poor House TO Pulpit;
CAM. HussNlss Watch word.
rnlsssy the husosnot fettsr;
The s1 AD.S,". ,hs r..h.r..
The percy Family:
The Little Mountain gu;de.
The Golden Mushroom;
Hannah Lee;
Sophia Debrsnts;
johnny Mchayi
NJ 49,. "l w..
H;ils;da Farm.
;raa
For sale by N. w wpsrcorT
octl6d Or M.in.st.
NrU .snnw
yrHE H,,h.r ch-;.,,.o Ia. hv,A. ~ ~
i Bosrdman, e' - 'A' A's y
soar..on. J. s.rnoo.. s,b .e,,...
s Ss,. T Pis:.r; = g Asnry !. Pisld;
The Mothsr's aiseion:
Timothy Titcomb's Lectures:
Prince al the House OF David;
| Pillar Of Fire;
More about Jesus:
Blind Bartimsu.;
| Glinsss Of jesus;
The Bible In the Leysut. tprime,.
We Book Of Fables;
As1e 0anes. A.:
/ - .;!s By N. w. WHsTcoTT.
| Jctl6d 81 Main ct.
| e,ITY ~ 4 = n = 80
| THOR s.ls ohe.nhv
IL ossrId KErJ0ao : prpnr
: ----- =
| DINE APPLE CAEEN = for sale BY
! octlld KELLOGG b BIRGE.
LA M1URG CH EEK Z Tor sale by
II octlld KELLO0G bIRGE.
A. y - - 49,, = 49,; =
| oc.iId ErTTncn rTnnr
49, : = = n- :.
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Thus Barry, who had well-known pen
chant for the ssmatayrials" nicely blended
came rolling on the stage one night under al
unusual press Of poteen, when he was salu
ted by voice Of one OF the upper ten il
the gallery, with
tBarry, you tief o. the woruld |! how MANY
tumblsrs % whisky punch did you take to.
night \"
TO which Barry, looking up with scorn-
full lesr, replied:
"Aone, ye BLACKBOARD, ct your expense. 4
And not the least abashsd, went ON with
the play. In this case the laugh was agaias
his assailant. as ~a.s
Not 30 always. During the run Of Ton
and Jerry, which Was played in Dublin som.
fifty nights excessively, Barry's originally
sohsts Russia duck pants, which be continues
to wear, night after night, began to assume
rather dusky shade, indicating their limo.
oence OF soap and water. At last, when The
long enduring pants (Russia-duck) made
their appearance for about the twentieth
night, enoasing Barry's legs % IL they grew
there, and were never to undergo change,
(ssea- change fresh water or other one OF
Barry's prosecutors cried out to him, from
the gallery
"Whisht, Barry, you dwell" TINS arrest.
ing the attention OF the house for his coup
"What do you want, ye backyard" said
B., unmoved by style Of address with which
he was familiar.
Swat till whisper II to ye," said the
voice. All were silently "When did your
ducks take the scotsr last?
The house Was uproarious with laughts q
for several minutes and Barry, for the frs,
time in his life, was left without retort to
the gallery-boy. The next night, however
a change was evident, and his Russia ducki
were white as Russia's SHOWS.
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0OOKHg BOOkS!y BOOKsyyl
"EBSTRR'S New Pictorial Dictionary;
w Encyclopedias Of Reli rious knowledge;
Rol1in , Ancient History;
Shakespeare, s VOL, sheep;
Cruden = Concordance;
Browns do
Bible with Psalms;
Psalm Books, &c.;
For sale by NV. WESTCOrT,
Octl6d OF Nain-nt
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steam, N india.

Steam il marvellous civilixer, and on Mo
account the proceedings Of such : body -
ths Scinde RsilwsJ Company have - iasr.
81 beyond that Of dividsn1s. Il was stated
= the neesing yesterday 60 10 works wsss
progressing most satisfootorily, and ~
chairman anticipated thst tho Sntiss lA1ne
Aosilla, consisting Of So vessels would b ID
working order by midsummer next, when II
il expected the line Of railway will be open
Cd. Many venerable monstrosity has OBJ
stia1tSly Withssood tho march OF time and
events in Europe, until, At last, it has been
sasgAs on "a eugine-bufer and entirely ~
nihilAtsA and No $50 no reason 70 doubt
that what has been accomplished 10 thisr re-
spset in The West will, 70 Some extent, Do
realised in the East. Fskers and dancing
dervishes will hnd locomotive far more
dangerous foe than homilising ofhcial.-
Manchester Guard. r
"A Coon SUGGESTION. perceive that
several papers in the West have lstely bssn
advocating tho propriety Of holding "a An.
nuAl Fair for tho Northwest. to which the
States Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri,
Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota are to con-
tribute. II 10 an excellent suggestion, and
one which We hope TO see carried ont.
The National Fair, il many instances, To-
Dated at . distance too remote for the soeom-
mediation Of portions OF the Union, end
Fsirs 10 various quarters, in which several
States might participate, wonld insure bet
ter exhibition. Mil. News.
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MIss n. KING returns many thanks -
IVA 70 ths Ladies for their past patronage 4
and hopes 70 receive continuancs Of the =
sams. She has returned with large stsek of
French Millinery Goods. Fall and Winter Ban
nets Of the latest styles. Blond Lace, 6ne French
Embroidery, selected with taste; Lace VAils, Kid
Gloves, 0auntletts, Silk and Wo0lsn Gloves, Hoop
Skirts, Skirt Supporter, Frenoh Corsetts, Fancy
Knit Hoods, Infant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mings, selected with taste, -.
Ladies' ars invited to call. Store south side Of
Hain-st., between "a and I'd.
6spt17-d
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0onoral Insurance Agency.
COas. sEOOND ANn mails.

0on0ral Insurance. Agency.
CO1. sEOOND AND mA1N.
kIaE, AKEs 0Ivnm Am LIFE N.
y GUkAN0E promptly atten1o4 r. a thia r. !.
Deeeer and more IxB0M1ITY cen rs giysa p fKla
Agency than any other n this city, and IL 1EoS1e
PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE co. or NEW YORK.
caPi.Ai ANA sHrHldU t9sO, 7Is.7O.
MONTAUK FIRE ms. CO. OF NEW YORK.
CaRitai Ana Surplus sisi. 9iS.7s.
LoRILLARD FIRE ms. co, OF NEW YORK.
ca7isai $40 snrPIus sse4 .s0l. 20.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Cash UaptSaI ~ 200, 900.
Casa 6uRpLus, JULY lsr, 1850, tztS.08
RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, CoNN.--CAPITAL u ,OOO, 900.
CASH 6uRrLus, JuLY 1sS, 1859, 31,eSe, ~.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Mill, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings Insured 1t q
low rates = other GGns., %:s x1S az "a. s''''
ONCE corner "a and Mair sts., Ksokuk, Iowa.
Oct. II, ~ dim
A. g.. 3 Il Ii M A N /,
WHOLESALE DEALER
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
D u Y q o o ., IT ONs, c.,
Corner Of Fourth and Main streets,
A1Oh W
IL AS just received large and splendid stock Of
L. FALL ana WlNTER GOODS, OF ths
latest and most approved styles, purchased direct
| ~ from the Importers and Manufacturers, and
will b sold on = reasonable terms ~ they b
| purchased elsewhere.
The attention Of City and Country Merchants /,
| respectfully solicited.
ssptlsdkw
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Anecdetes Of barry.

Anecdotes Of Barry.
This same Barry, by-the-by--as good No.
tured soul - ever tossed Oh tumbler Of
whisky punch without winking, (dssd, now,
poor fellow)-was IN eccentric old humorist:
and, having been for years an actor in Dub.
lin, was on most familiar terms with that
most easy, impundent and familiar audience
The eoloQuies they held tsgether-the actor
from the stage, and the habitues Of the
shilling gallery, from their
Nook and coigne Of vantage
were, in themselves, "as good a. play
and frequently stopped the play itself, ana
kept the whole house, actors included, in 9
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RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, CoNN.--CAPITAL u COX. 900,
CASH euRPLus, JuLY 1sT, 1859, u ,e1o ~.
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HONE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
CASH OaHttal 81 900 900.
Casa 6uRpLus, JuLY lsr, 1850, 1ztS.00
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-30

Hobson Wheless rs. B. +. Worley.-House and Lot
in Edgeheld.
pY virtue Of a decree IN of Hobson & Whe-
- less VS.. b. +. Worley, Lots Nos. SO, 81
and 50 at the corner of Hobson and Father land SITS
90 teet each ana no feet deep.
TEKMs.-Six and Il months credit-no REDEMPTION
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-30
Z. q kAY IA % Y - T. :,
Louisville. XIV.

The Proprietors Of the GAIT House, pre-
pairing for large Increase of travel from the
opening of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road. have enlarged the Hotel to double it's
former capacity, with new and extensive Bill
lizard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation of the Gait ii ouse, as strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
fersonville Railroad having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and the landing of the United States Mai
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within a square of the Hotel.
Eas- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
10 all the principal points, North, East and
West.
5ss- Time from Louisville to New York
3S hours. auglS-6m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-30
Public Schools.

The Finh year OF the Public schools OF this city
will commence Monday, the 9th Of September, al
s o clock A. NJ.
Tickets FOR ad mission will be given in the following
To those pupils rosiig al sAe Gag North Of
Church street. the Hynes building, Of sum
mer street ami wAtksa,s Avenue, on Wednesday, the
5lst iasi., ats A. n.
To those residing between Church and South Union
Streets Al The H.me buiidisx, corner Of Bread sna
spruce streets, on TharsdA. September La, al .
An
To those South Of South uEian street, iaelasing
Claiborne, al the Primitive Baptist Church, 90 south
College street, the old Market on Friday, sep
tenlber md, ATS An
No Guild can be admitted wshoat Ticket nom The
Superintendent Applicants ~ho havs never bsea
members OF tAess schools naasi be accompanied BY
parent or guardian n procuring ticket. eaallncA.
lions necessary for seat IA dc Schools; AIl shii-
dren living in the eorPoFats hniis Il The city ssz
years Old ana ap~asds, having no eoasasleas disease
ana have been vaccinated, eassisd 10 The pEixs
lages Of he schools
Tie TEACHERS are requested - uesi al the Hams
building on saturday, ssstsnbes 80, atsP.M.
Per order u tie Board u Eleeasloa.
sng.5-dl~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-30

fs~Mrs. Bayard Taylor accompanies her
husband 70 California, says the st. Louis
Bulletin, and they are to be absent three
months, leaving their one daughter with his
relatives in Pennsylvania. The trip was I'M
expected by himself, as, in reply to the APP
picatioE of Lecturing Committee at San
Francisco, he had asked 20 high a price For
a certain number of lectures and three
months absence. Give thousand dollars that
he bad supposed, of course, they would not
accede. They promptly agreed to his terms,
however, and he has now gone at that very
complimentary rate of compensation. We
rather think lie will turn out to be the best
paid lecturer in the world
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-30

SALE OF FiHE FLOODED SrocK.-We invite
the special attention of the public to the ad
vertisement Of Messrs. WASHINGTON BARROW
and A. V. 5. LANDsIEY. Administrators Of the
late DIR. SHELBY by which il will be seen that
they will sell, on Saturday the LIST day Of DC
4ober next, a large number of bloodcd horses.
fine jacks, mules, &c, belonging to DIR. Shell
BY's estate. Among this stock is the cele-
brated Taee-horse Socks, with his dam and
three of his kalfsisters There are also many
other hloeded horses and mares, to which
reference is made in the advertisement. To
sale will afierd a rare opportunity.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-30

S- All persons who wish to contribute
provisions for the Opposition Jubilee on the
30lh, are requested to send their contributions
by the hour of o'clock on the morning of
the Both, to one of the following places,
where committees will be in waiting to re-
ceive them:
Watkins's Grove.
Esquire Dyer's office, Market House.
Latimer's Store, Church street.
Conger'S Store, South Nashville.
Davidsou's Store, Edgefeld.
Wards Store, Corner Spruce and Cedar
streets.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-30

g-We made slight mistake in our no
tice of the terms on which the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad would bring pas
sengers to the Opposition Jubilee on the 30tb,
which is corrected by the publication in to-
days paper, of the Superintendent. to which
we refer. Those persons coming ont he En-
ira train from Decherd, and all points this
side. and arriving in this city at 10 A. NJ,
will be charged full price both ways; while
those coming on the Regular tram, and ar
irving here at half past l p. NJ, will be
charged full fare down, and return free. The
reason of the d ference is the distance and
the expense incurred in putting on the extra
train
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-30

SINGULAR Position OF A DoG.--A large
Newfoundland dog, says an Exchange. by
some means. drifted on rock, just below
the Niagara Falls, and which cannot be de-
scsnded without assistance except on the side
next the rushing water. He has been there
sistance. A daring attempt was once made
to save him, but was rendered fruitless by
his ferocity. His midnight bowls are often
beard. He is a kind of Robinson Cruse
among dogs, and it is supposed, picks up his
precarious living from the fish and small
animals on his cheat" which is only half a
mile in length
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-30
SlaeriR,s sale.

DY virtue Of " Pa 10 me directed, and delivered
I'D from the Honorable Circus Goau Of Davidson
county, tennessee, AT rs May Term. 1882 vii ex
pasc p1olac sale % the highest bidder for cash
Court house Yard gate, M the Cty o. Nashville
saturday the 10th day OF September, is59 ali ths
right, title, ann, interest, and estate which b. y
fsagsiale, Trustee, &c, then had, may have
since acquired M AMI 10 the following described
piece u land tuaied aud lying the Nine
teenih District Dsvdssn county, Teanesses, begin-
ning al stone Ia Gai'4tn PIKE tae same beiGg Ihe
n0rth " The Walker tract running thence
north = west $ poles 10 a stalks poles sOath Of =
the south east corner Of ArsGees iAnd thsace
north s9t1 west 10 a stone the same 5ctsg The
corner OF Guys land. toeace s0uIh % poles % .
stake, tho noEta-Eest corner Of walker tract,
tb-uce east ls3 poles % tas baginaiag corner,
tAning by sstimzfion los acres and Il poles For
ether p4rcalars refereace u made RegstrailoH Of
Deed, lharies X Winston % 3. y KAsssiAie Trus-
Tee, AZ IA Rsgstsr once o. isyldssa coasty, Tea
n@ssee, "a fo1k No. = aud page t7e, being trvied
an as ihs property og q. kAgsl4le TrasIes, &C. T,
isfy % isgaent rsasrsdi IN fsvor % Charles X.
wllsl0a against d. b. k4<s1Aie, Trast-e, lk1-
JAMES " HINTON, sheriff.
4agii-sd By T. {. DRAKE, u. T.