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, 1859-11-03
THE LOST AND FOUND, or I1yx Asosa TUE Poor.
I..oa Ca:casa S. T. G1isss K c., Sos. y i It Lake
The CrtBtR in Baltimore.

TIN Raf,rr, Committee Of citizens in Ba}ti-
,.. ;..,x.a an,+1,a. .d3rosa :, ,bn mn.
'no's aA'e '.a4 A ,...: t,.-
pie OF that city regarding Their dnt'es Oh e1ec'
tiou dav. It seems that the rowdr
,,,,hs IN t,,r name of the American pusty. are
e'""'' :" 49, -
asserting their DOMINION over LIE e"t 1ne
Police are worthless. The officers either belong
70 LIE oi"oo' " 80,
Mayor has often violated hfs solemn PROMISES
and is SO manifestly on the side Of the ru1inns,
.n u1,oso .co,rdrciisr he owes his placc- that
"A. S....,, ~ ;..arf.ro IL r,ror or I,,r
~ 70 nss 49,. .,,- Tha poforn, comm;t-
wv -" H.. ~ .,,;.,, r., r.fsr x,rs.
..t.;. that o,o~,o,;. ,no,s,,r.. o-a
~ WY ~! 49, ~. .1nsst - H. o,..,,s 49,
tteesssf ~. +rsnsnars.c;ee wf,;rh =, 1na
o'azonea ~ a. n;.hs sgorneJ H. sand n ia
aa1unsse ~ ,,hous ehecE or rehuke from them.
speakets "Nnols enA ~ ~ +t'n 49, a',,,.,.;,s'
hase gwen nmp.s ,;a.a.erJsd c-oss dol;ao,nncr
"Meh eanno' oe sso''
on rnEt p"'.. .,e+o In d..,o, r.,,,
:, nA you Geids .a;nas ~ o,J d.f.,~t,ad ne I,r
tue po'ls ns onuueu i.h.uas Me. Inu t* 1v.:t,
false votes deposNeq III sns oa!!ot o9Aes. Mnu
you a!lo~ the ohclals o. tae c15, "ao ase souF
! servants, 10 oeco"'e III i"et soot niastele.
The Baltimore -4ntricda says Of the Address: !:
Il cannot but receive from tue citizens Of BAL
t;morc a thoughtful consideration; and urge
thew to stronger. more determined, more
unanimous, and, we most dcsoutly hope. sue
,nnv wh;ch in the name OF marty has taken pos
| .as:;on IF our citv md placed it under control
~ - system Of interruptions and uncontrolled
r,,ti;anism- Tue address states facts that ca,,-
mt be truthfnlly contradictcd, it addresses arsu-
ments that cannot oe a eoro.s ~. ,re.n, .ms ,,o,
eiac,;an mr. boldlv denicled. lhe criminal com.
,,I;c;tv of tlc authorities with tie uerpcttatora
, 1859-11-03

for ::sc privilege Of calming Clio State in t."
Northwest, as the c,i.lursrf Of his .latnl,ugs.-
Lsl him not have frcn Wlscnnsi.', ;1:ier losing
everything else coscsod iy tie Jeaersonl4u
Ordinance Of lis7.
, 1859-11-03
mcD,r,1lc5, ~.
THE GREATEST WUNi,!;:; q,
l. TILE StTE1 EL.,T Il L., i!*.y.
Prof. Woods Hair KrStoraii,.

*;'sr to j.: Wcoa, q u, :':;. ::on x..@ T..
a.ss e sst va:e os ssaa sea ( r r.
coming fom f~llaa.e suutc". II ee::aa ase ~.
tern oftruth. ths Ds. nsets 10 caon:d's, :e:..
Fam. N.'ss.1a M,..~
attention called few NINTH. n t.hiy :.:.
effect. of y"ar hair re-: s'ratiTe ~4- t';a sd'
p2sa .:;s2 p1sSssy ;. % ysse III. Viz: n,
.hafse:ez st,i,e '.ss M.atas .!ncs pm. - ..-
nv r,sns xh.i haa 81 heri. luea: {. ...:- is
ih4ve .iuee pFseurtt' an'as t"dts. q: Wat" lL,.
xaiia balr lss s.taiy aisaps ~a:sd. lsh er G,
fae~. and ny .lr Ia. Fe.aa'~l T., 7stsra! r"r..l
va iS.a.s W yssf:. aa Luv r1y ,s.r, "d; ="
The asc Of htsytw" ytarA. Ia. nsed Il ~ao
.test Is 11''f aass a CHS as I've a, '' ri
PET da1e<teis, vi. ~: aase t'set."n +. 6 =
IT, e.. T.: 1a ' a.: .a :. IL. .S14 :, .,a -
bare and adv lulu: t''*Hs. NY u. 3r": *
Vi si: atsfs t. p;xs:!es Il" IL :S II ~ e IL :
NJ, .eH. an truly 5"s1s .i.c EAi M
E,.1s"4r. jim. 1.,,.!.-
WOODS HAlI: KE.r,E1T.%::
!st..sor W.od-I ear sIi li7s!t. hail.. :: :.
tot,4 ,l.e hes, 1ot1'tn II Hay Lar H. .a.s',
,-.1,~ fever. lii Sew Ust.as ~ 80 Y ..":
u kes :r:l "f ,onrrtss4r, 10 ~ :: :'s: :.ah>~'
IL, xrci ,.s ,sen sn :tp. 2s su1:: u" Ftsii :'Ii>>
T .uates,xntd, Kev. !. X. Eass. lsa :s'a-': i:
ur{ III !. lie i Esll<uAa of ksc.: ,.".t
v&t~A;r t.rIts+,,. $780,. ~ ~ Il.
Professor y. "3-lt-:r ~: N....s. MINIS i,'ia
H1if k..tpratlse, t E!sc> Er ps-,-r'e - ..y H. ;: "
| b., .s... excellent srEt'rE tr Il Esin ~ =.
I r,.:- sant txnarn, TO III, :'s Ahn VII r'i =.
ir,,1tl-,i fem my chl"t It: 4n't - -. ~
wa.e!, was hecula!ne II, =. '4-r kshas ..t r ~
~ otter article ~ltl. A.! -. Ii: Lie lie .ai:t -
| trs1;, iUur1 truly. j. h. nE.t.A
u j. WtN,u t:t,.. r,":..i"t.. 20 i;g..A,~ss. -
rorx. ~ the -t1s y. "::s .r: ~ :'!'r"''. ::
| Uf..xt.;s and Fancy G." ;. l's:..c.-. 8
, 1859-11-03

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
BENEFITS
Champion Farm .Nilf:
PATENTED IANEAEy !, lisa.
The attention OF dealers and the pn.1!c tenrrar par
ttuaE.y invited 1oihe
Few and Unriv4lsed Portable Farm Hill,
Whic.s l. The l1E-:t ard t+- ltAr;.rcnet In Met.!C
Gr:Halux Ml+; and ,he
MOST SIMPLE. bEI:AHLE -aar EFFICIENT
Farm Mill tEer t6=eJ 10 Lie {u!r- II readily asthrd
Sls7sn W2tfE Wl1d. J:-. Iwet, and Is ada;te 10
u grain either for feeding pEsroes"f Inc dnet 1ay nf
dur fur domestic at !!IG. II sanr tt. rTe Il
Iy ether nae 1t i atfe VI the hest u.4ert an
c,stEuete tn The E. substantial sairrs. a: IN tsoI+:
aslun t.th cut. anu eErhc. the gan Tits Mill ~ Ill en-
trely new asE7t arEt Il! parts a riuple std petsr:
1retLod Of at =mtht (l nHttirE cf the Permanent ra-
tim u The .t a.d ier t telr A1Iu-t*d po.!t;d:l II
etee.ra " czertLtd fssn hea@ and atdr BY e..aact
ais etntnk thu~ geu.cd lug the hcf-cfs
h-7tntr- tA,.; In BILLS IT tbs e:1.-. H. .!r7tn: il
greatly iner:st II. ae1: re1t i rettes ~:
un!fo.n. It IL ru:. WI: tse r.Nr asn u~in !" i
ant b. t..rE te+. and thr mr+-htty u: taE.si*n III
In aclIcc. grind s.l .: q!l ty lar superior IL
thrE hefrt' vH';.sr hy mil If k. character l..
cihcr* eor rfe:y -nl evsnSy renr':e. ,4.r Grfet~
and cau1Ieaty Recommended ii Eh+ u!e Ir:tst
hill sst-.pE lnpertat adsafaxr- Isa'sA I'd ty
1nT a:her heretofore >rcf-.- nric,
be snld II III. foi!n.:n: "w prices:
&l ah!"'at ';ott T., III -sin'; f1ous -
;" with .......... .oA0
ET-sASFORD ! HALL, S. !e Agents fns the Nnsth-
Wt4 cor. North L4<ae an1 liver sts, ~herr tbs N1s
can t-e >een In operation. oc13a65t Elm
, 1859-11-03
Did Not Vote for Fremont

The y. Y. Trib.As las received the following:
To Tie Editor Of the y. ]. Tribune:
S1e-You are mistaken in supposing TINT l
roted for Mr. Fremont. think very highly Of
him. But never voted for any person who
recognizes q law for slavery, however strouE,
learned or upright be may be-.
GEna17 S4tru.
I'cterboro, Oct. a5, 1859.
, 1859-11-03

Passages from the Saturday Press.
LAT or The GREAT EAs7Ens.-Delar.
MEAS TrAE-The time by Trinity Church
clock.
Two BsrEs TO CHERnY.-1he split in the
Democratic party ID Massachusetts.
The CoCa1ERFE1rER's NA9cHwoRD.-Neyer
say die.
4 SotAn WosAs.-An article in the last
number of the H"m< Journak describes Madame
Le Vert as "Eolsr woman, drawing after her
frmau,ent Of p1anets.'
FlRExAN's 3io77o.--
.Wa1.r water esr.y herr.
Dut nA . GRIP to d,uk."
"NEx VINO HAVE RsEx."--A book hasipg
beca recently issued undrr the above title, jo.
Cose writes us to express bis astonishn,ent At
finding no allusinn in 1t to Dr. Uodd the forger;
Greennere and Wa1mstr, the child murterers !;
Gibbs, the pirate; Dick Turpin, the highway
man, DC.
TIE DEuocaA7's FolonS HorE.-Harpers
Ferry.
TuE 1RREsrHEss1n1E CoSFLIc7--Beeeher )
Conflict Of the Ages"
TIE ux1vEsA1 PRoFEs51oS.-That Of Gold
chaser.
TuEoLoercAl.-Jo. Cose having had the ques.
| ton pfopounded to him whether lie believed in
had found sin to be the least original thing in
| the whole world
Coxr%pnEN.-Why would printer make q
good lawyer: Because be would always bt
| sure to understand the lease"
, 1859-11-03

mucl. mare easy and a.trucirc, and it is hoped
a1l classes Of our ciizeus will avail themselves
Of lis laLoyS,
, 1859-11-03
G CANEORD's LIVER IN\IGn~
~ KATok.
nrhf1EeueaA

It. c5mpouElrd en:tly En'n t;':tn+, all ha>
m ...4I!.GtA rAet. slALt4s.: Ex,+ine kn~H
pfovs ht 1t tAt haEs s..td II. Ak, ss "'I~ sS'sts- "
connIeuce 10 x Ijea-. for wc:r II ts rtc'n7ertr':
II ha. e.7<<l then a..s< :: taE,nt. D8.tf:aGs.
Within The Last tnE: I.l.in-, ir-,
who VI given ut' a1i air> y. Tal.v. Ss'a' ~ ''-
hf r1;.ef as the nrm4s.n- = H4h.tre. tutti.ef
unsetIIet! certificates il. Aners. CAni.rr = =
n,Y rs,-,.-oa .Anpx - Et,s.. t:hpt.,a j. FAR.
Tie tu.t nsu.t ra a.i+tfr! :. F!ai1-'"r. I1': II.
.n.p+ 1xtcnt u. .a+ lis. y rak's y :. hi
Itdsldu i fakhE H. aEu :Et.t six r. y r. -
Used Ia .r ~ .nu&!t.a- t1'G;uI. Finally W. .!;:i'
Let gently tre " Mrls . |: Vi: cue ~ h II + u
Lst lie tt1e.ac* uf yHs .tt11E ta> ia: ASA d. II
ut kn.~ k1iHr y.A 's :rsi.tJ Ia *thtS ni"
use nf the LIVER lSrf =: II t-uu. 'Afrr I-'-.*' i
HukAruts. anil ]. VIII :. :o'tG~ taken Il eahts'F" !"
cure L!sxr t:omp aA:.. ". = nsns dt attsc@.
uan~ .Ats11k., DEsss1'sla. -
Al whc using Il sv:rx te.simon1 IN i" f1s':
~ NIf Wal .r in the .nDat4 with 3ta lnTEnf4,s.
swallow te,f! t.eethrt.
, 1859-11-03
Price One Dollar per 1IUSttf.
Sanf0fd's Family Cathartic Fill.

Sanford's Family Cathartic Piil,.
cnArnrxrI
prEE yEGETAELE ENTHArTS. at.l ttt .:
GLASS I:A,E~, AIR FItiHT. AND Will.
KEEP IN ANY ELluATE.
The F1.ntlY Ca1harc r ,,h4t h!SeE*nt tAlaaIt:.' =
PILL. n ktnf!t Lut nc - 'ra dneFtnt IussltH:-':
tive EAth11ic which ttr =, bnSr!-.
prunrtetor h.s us+.! IN Ah' = The Family f-':.~:'
tractee rSrs tlxn tweLt, Pill at>-. s<
year.. y i'shi,~ele*ah'.f,'
tema1t from these ~h. variety =! ihr puF' w..
have 1erk lset the rfl{.> :. :ahsc E&tf.tts. ~:t.
and the ratt%faetton ~het < sHk-.n every T7i: -
s1pre.. III srd 10 lt 4ln.vntts5 tai4i. - ::
n.t his induced me II psci - :r~a a'l <ss IL nj
trm x..Ah he se. ii u: xlcsu tat aa'!c So
The P:nft .snn wr.l krn% ri, tuc1 A. II r'nA, ne =
OF the s.hs4e, -rttI1e.s, Pains N lfe Eac@ aha l!
Cn-&ivche,z Ya!h III: Nhn:o body
s1tdsn coil. vi fIeart1iy II z'xsetes. erd In
t,lre Of Fever, Lu.% IT s,vJ itt, t't.stH. Sr-s :!
Cvl tie t.y. Ks,s't lI.atnc't "r w:'t"' =
Atuts, l:h-un Al ,Ht4i rtt-s n tho lsat. ut
>4t, 4" wigI 1t.h Il her f.A Hnuesuu+ I" H. ~
t!pn In iIs advertisement. pus+. tv
Price Three Dimes.
The Liver Iav'@or..cr ara Family catharte rt.is sr
tailed 81 Druggists ssn+rly, sHl s'!d ~kolee +. 'r
Trade ia III thc latyr ta@nt+
auS en- Manufacturer unt lrat f!s,nr. ~ 1Eoalw7s
, 1859-11-03

Ladies' Dress l. cloak Trimmings,
SHAWL BORDERS, ETC.
EnDROIDERIES AND LACEs,
OF Ill kinds Including tac lot OF French anil sc"sch setz
Robes Hsads Ec.!r;. Imitation ard Zeal Th:saa Es!s.
C.tdeuzes, Uasss &C. e.
Ala.ke lot OF
FRENCH IND GERMAN C0ESES,
fill line Of the Worsa~ Das t. and Se1.et Blsh
opS4rt&"-1tet thne best sty'es IA the n:a1ses-
Aful assortment Of L.tIe., Gents, and ch;!dren't
UNDER GARmENTa,
In s!,s, Aeylno and Ca*An.sse. Tte lest Myles a
HOSIERY, GACNTLETS, AND GLOVES
Including ALEXASpER's k1Ds.
Afew ofthe novelties in the bvs, manufactured
WOODEN Goods,
such a. t6a PRINCES CAFE $NAW1s, soNTAGs.
TALMA CAPEs. to-. &c.
An exquae l.ie lot Of r-Af.TY FANS and HAIR Or
SAIkS, iakSs,, Fl TnWhAlss: M IT, EitSHSsGss. sai nd
HALL WARES.
Wea.t Offering our stpck On The
Most Favorable Terms for Cash.
2leie IN !.seif and respectfully AK a: examinat:"n
n B-ous Wholesale S'ocs Of 1'ca5le. s:nsle, Split
| aud Shetland Nuola Is cuu4p peie 2ud pficrs low.
| 4. q RAVHe,
SUCCESSOR TO I. T. ATklNS0S.l
7s . Lake Street, Chicago. IS
| ees at44 III
, 1859-11-03

III, o! Is ps<e:1 t:4a,passat All irt4orous vl'l-
let se5y latch frcssed We slto taat lar
10 any otnrr oil the nsEkt aad enntieaf hat
purcha.lus. al Eati-tt3 mnIss sill he
fuat, if I'll Is .turreI With werks fso dat4 If
sh.1E1enr. Patk,s ref tEe and ten earn7 Fled ad
tttuul pct Of tea cents Pr gallon ftE liza *la Asss
LAMP and Ou Esppa:llui.~ ...
nos-5tka CHAS. l. NOBLE Agent.
, 1859-11-03
THE DESTRUCTION Ur TIE MICHIGAN
NuENiL >CHuUL BILLING.
Lo&s. 27,00O--lnsuraiice, slo,ouu'


corrt'2os1encs Of The ts:1o:s Free f1e.s
fFnLAz7f, 4ca3sJ. ost. sls. taos.
The State Normal School building in .hls city
was totally destroyed by ire on Friday night
last, together with all is contents save the pull
osophical apparatus and ZONE Of The sppuiten-
ances belonging to the unalytscll laboratory,
which being uFoa the first hoor, IN portion
Of the building remote from the origin ct lhe
fire, were sascd: About 10 O'Clock the 1Anitor,
1hu wns the only person upon lhe ground, aia-
covered yo!umes Of smoke Issuing trom tte ln1-
nace room, &nd upon examination found nre
raging in The 'rood.wor surrounding the 1ul"
uace- 1t originated, without any doubt what
ciltn.a!, but precisely how it first caught is not
known and nerer will be-
The Normal building was erected In the year
1s5l, mostly by contributions from tue citizens
, 1859-11-03

CLOSE BUYERS
will fad iatge stock Of
BUCK lII1S AND GLOVES.
WOOL. YARNS AND HOODS,
CLOTHS AND CASSI1EnES,
AMER. AND ENG. PRINTS.
DOmEsTlCS, BATS, &C.,
CHEAP FUR Cash.
4. e. DOW Ms J. CO.,
No. $50 Lake Street No. 150
, 1859-11-03

JaulCS Aeup3kuP LII tAe 0oshou 1t&Hd 4f1 11td
gives the following account Of Francis J. M8.
n1Ax, who mado his escape from Harper's Fer.
| r., hut died in Pennsylvania, Of the wounds re.
csised in that 1ray. Mr. Redpath riews his
friend from en Abolition stand. point. and, Of
| course, in light in which he will not be seen
! by conservative men. We print what he saJa
| in commcndation Of the deceased, without en-.
dorzing the acts which hare called forth his en-.
! logist's praise:
| Francis J. Merriam was Boston Bog. lie
Was the grandson Of Francis Jackson. the hon
Slavery Society, With the blood, he inherited
the spi,i: Of Jackscu--a stern, inas1ibiliir oi
will IN doing what is right. and in seeing Justice
done. which neither fear nor dstter.y nor even
friendship can move.
Mv tiret acquaintance With Merriam com.
menccd in the summer OF autumn Of last year.
lie called to inquire il there Was any probability
! of further trouble ia kansas. He was not yet
| Of age; had spent year OF two in Paris; and
WINS i,s1bued with the ideas Of the modern
| French 5eformers. Tho career Of Orslni had
! erident;y impressed him. The first article ot
his creed was the glorious Roman maxim
THAT the corpse Of tyraut is the most &C.
| ceptab3e sacrifice that can be offered IN. tt
Dtify."
Igsve him 20 encouragement, and shortly af
teswc-ds left for Kansas
Ine1t saw him in December last. was sit
ting in mr. study, revlsing the proofs Of hooi
Of travels in the Southern Ssates-"The Rorina
Editor" when stranger WAS announced, auG
Merriam ushered in. Earc him few sheetj
right Of insusreetion.
He had thought, be said. that 1t would be
glorious thing Tor party Of Aboltionists TO ge
as passengers in coasswise siave-shfp, capture
i. and take the negroes TO Canada OF to Hayti
Would do it! He would 60 With me md pa,
the expensts-
This mild proposition to be phianthropi'
pirate hugely pleased me. lore pluck abov'
III things, and this was certainly pfucky:. But
like she man in the parable, had wife ans
could not 60. Besides, there were several otte
trihing objections l knew nothing Of navigh
tion; l hated the 'storuay sea- and was sat
listed with uy neck as it was. 4 would not ads
Federal hemp. Like the lady Of the Ingoldsb,
Legends, do not fear death, but I could no
stand squeezing. 1t is said to prevent tespira
tiau, and can't live without air. -
Al that be cared to live for, he. said was Il
advance The anti, ,slarerT enterprise. He ha!
Slarerr Society. but if he could DO anrthinl
himself with his. mo1esy, he would prefer +
do 80.
urged him to 80 to Jamaica and collect th
facts favorable to emancipation there.
liz declined to do 20, from, lack Of confdenc
in his ability, but adristd me to carry out ii
suggestion myself. =.
Shortly afterwards lie urged me to 60 do1l
With him to 1Iayti. he offering to MD me to col
lect the necessary facts there.
When be came Of nee, the first check be DIRE,
WIS Tor thousand dollars 10 the funds Of th
Massachusetts, Apii-Slavery Society. It Was
promising beginning for young life, thought
in orr selfish and mercena1y age. -'>'
atels after the abdication Of Sou]ouque. i Istsy
] ed ia the hlsnd two months, and then sale
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-12

1..-- AGENT TOk SOCIETY,".
Old Post-oice Building corner Of Cedar ard Cherry
Nashville where the Books and gifts open for in.
spsstion, day and iaight. febll-
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To all the Eastern Cit;e. A--'

* A NJ Lightning Express, through 10 Columbus and
W Cleveland without change OF cars. $50 p NJ Eve
ming Express through TO Bellar andPtsburg without
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-12
THE YOUNG wIFE'S DIARY!
Original Comic Stories,

which smack and relish 81 the wit, humOr, raciness
briliancy aud sparkle or the times.
As heretofore, no labor nor expense viii be spared
90 manttin the high reputation ui tc Home Journal
which is everywhere both al home aud abroad. &c
knuwlcdged t. be the most refined and elegant roper
tory of Literature and the Arts this side OF the sea-
mil H..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-12
=. hook for the sick,

By DR. SAMUEL =. ffItH
SsIx EECIu tzkS The causes aud q Ce1sump
- ssal. Asthma. BroacAiIas Heart Disease. Aystsa
sia Female Complaints aud Ctronic Diseases gsnrr@i-
~ fboana, $50 pagcss 30 engravings1, by Dr. SAM
Ii. = ElIcd explaining tbs authors Heatnent By
ms beck has bssa the means af saying thousands
q hives Price, - By aaai, fszst f,-44.
fog ~ cents Apply ~ Or. = !. Tina, otnce ia
IFoadssy, New York CSnsalIAlie2. personally "a
b lester, ire. oct@o-5tuins-p
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-12
n New Arrangement.
II II E " S D u T H"
+" T H E S T A T E S ,
To be Consolidated.

A arrangement has been concluded between X
~ A. PRYOR. editor at the Richmond SoUrH, and the
proprietor 81 this paper, Tbs STAIRS, by which the
SoUTh and the STATS 10 DC consolidated enc
paper, - be published IA this city la enlarged
faFIa, aud ~ be under the editorial csrtrOl Of Mr.
PRYOR.
The Paper WiH b pts orsaR 81 Tcrsan or eIlgue
bat svai 10 Ae gcHerdi tHtersts ~ ths DesaocFaftc
party IA docoTfaace ictfa ne prreti n S.die-yyls
lcfHosgucg-
Ma. FEroR will undertake tile editorial control or
the paper between the -Gth Of this month and the LIST
Of December.
Il will be continued under the name OF ''rHE
Stalls, aRd pubiished ga tho ioIo shsg ternlk.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-12
Beautiful Building Lots,

T HAVE for sale, privately, handsome Building
Il Lot, fronting 10 feet North Cherry street, adj
joining the residence of Mr.. Thomas Burge, and
ming half way back 20 Summer street. which will
self upon credit of one, two, three, four and FIVE
years This lot is situated in a desirable and thrv
ing portion of the city, and for fine residences is
surpassed. We will divide TO suit purchasers. For
terms, &c, apply TO
decl5-tf F. R. GIASCoCK, Agent.
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EOr Sale.

IA 100 feet on Demumbrane street. running back
lS6 feet with McNairy street TO twelve feet alley;
has a comfortable frame House with five rooms, lis
tern, Stable and other out houses.
For terms apply 10 ANDREW EWING, f. R. GLAscocK
or JNo. W. PENNINGToN. decs-tf
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COMMITTED To JAIL

nF basa4soa ceaaty 81 tbs @sth azy q peasmoers
~ le1s, neEro boy ks says IN uarae = Soit1.
and tiess b- brcags Jaiius y see, 81 kuthrrfort
coanty. Team. sat4 boy j. a1eat - saArs Old, d4rx
clu. texlon, wvtgns ahoGf 80 or les Foapdss vel
iuFfsre4 aEd he cunsE rc1acstee - ccfne
feFs.F, prove pFupsfty sna pay charges as u tzW
a.rectss tAis l4aa-ry slhs tsso.
TEIOS. HOTzSOS,
kaas-wa 51lis Il S4sasiile. Ican
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lots in N7cGayock.

I HAVE fer sale privately, 20 lots in McGavock,
i situated on jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue,
Florence, Albert Avenue, Hendershott and James
stree " hich will sell AT great bargai These
Lots among some of the most beautiful in that adj
dition and to those of small means, wanting cheap
homes, is their chance. For particulars call
Z. K. GLASCOCK,
octT-tf Agent.
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MisfeIlaneons.
f REE-S0IL PROPERTY
80 For Sale.

On lcLemore, 6etacen Church and Broad streets,
I AN Offering for sale, privately that valu- 49,
Il able HOUSE AND LOT, situated on McIS- LIE
more street. between Church and Broad sts ME
fronting MeLernore 60 feet running back leo feet
To an alley The improy consist two store
brick, containing rooms in the main building. by
sides kitchen, servants rooms, stable sc. There is
also fine well of never falling water besides other
eonveniences, which makes it all together desirable
place. Independent Of its being free from axation
and central to the busnass portion OF the city and
with all the advantages of being in the corporation
will recommend Itself to the favorable consideration
of those wishing 10 purchase
II not sold privately before the 9TH OF DFCEM-
Der NEXT, will offer il at public sale on the prem
ises at IL O'Clock. For terms, &C, apply TO
nov20-tf E. X. GLASCOCK, Agent.
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Change Of Schedule.
ES.ss. 90 TO-. 81
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Ess- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -SN
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

on aud after SUNDAY July llth 1855, the Pas
" senger Train will run as follows
Leave Nashville daily at 3 A. VI. and 2:30 =. VI.
Arriving at Chattanooga at 22O Z. NJ. and :35 A VI.
Leave ChattanooGa at A. NJ. and p NJ
Arriving al Nashville at 80 z. NJ aud $40 A. VI.
Through tickets sold at Nashville TO the follow
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Sundries.
k00 SKff1EfS, asssfsed sIEes,
OOO 500 Itiseais Bakers ahd fiesp Ovens,
10 asSoited Pots and Kettles,
- large Iaassiroas,
= - Alligator Cstai Cooking stoves,
as Coal Ranges, thFes s.ass.
~ L o.
ways 90 hand the fenarssssaa Wrought Iron SaoRe,
NsoG and css4 with hat Nater attlchlnent As1 ey-
vessel necessary 10 taass conaEflrte AID crave
al coskisg tt~se. pat ~ AMI gaArAELee al tie
F-eking stoyss sid - n tbe cay.
J. ". WILSON,
lans-H s sA Coilsge siEecL :
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WHITE LEAD.

WYE have a large stock of superior White Lead
w for sale low p. & c. ANDERSON,
oct3Ot Nos 45 and Al College st., near Broad
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Desirable Property for Rent,

BELONGING TO the heirs of PHILIP MALLORY, deed
ID within ten minutes walk OF the Public Square,
a large brick house conveniently constructed with
attached for garden, opposite the city Gene
terry Cherry street. For further particulars call
Union street. No. is.
dec1S-tf c. W. MALLORY.