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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27

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Notice to Shippers.

TT being OF the utmost importance for the proper
l. prote'to Of the Track, and TO keep out of the
way of gravel and other trains that freight trains be
run at regular uniform rate of speed, which can only
be accomplished by running on sched ule time; there
fore, in order that the freight trains may be on
the time laid in the schedule, IL is ordered that
after thirty days from this date. freight will be
ceived by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Company ,at Schedule Stations only.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27
NASHVILLE TENN TUE}DAY SEPTEMBER o. 1859 3
Transportation.

TINE FROM NASHVILLE TO LOUIS
VILLE-SIXTEEN HOURSi
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Extra Family Flour.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27
PERSON SPRIN GS.

WE will oner for SALE the Court House door in
w the city OF Nashville, between 10 and II o.
clock the property situated in Macon county Tenn,
20 miles from Gallatin known
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27

which have just been opened The stock embraces
the largest and most improved styles for LADIES',
entenlen, Misses, and Boys, and in point OF variety
will compare with any stock befrtoiofe offered iAis
civ We have located "a the stsna formerly ku6~b
ss Nichol's corner" on the square. ~hese be
please ~ see our friends and ihepabllc geaersiy.
III r Particular atienton : called 70 our stock II
Br1ssns Tor PlanIailoa use. Ia this dspartIasnt
Farmers viii dnd prepared % elsr gre.l a'sinses
rnsnts.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27
nfm-Dork.

From yIscHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertsine
House, Appleton Building sac Broadway,
Newly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27

Ex,ra ssam,,v Fs"ur.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-27

The following persons have been visitors at these
Springs, and we refer TO them for the medicinal
qualities OF the water, &c.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
COVINGTON NEWS.

MAYORS CoURT, MAY 3O.---Joseph johnson,
for disOrdsrly conduct, was sent to Jail for
twenty days.
Jacob Lett, for refusing to assist the officers
in the performance of their duty, was fined,
including the costs, S. 40. ,
Thos. 0'Donnell, for an assault on young
lad, was fined S. and costs.
John Msury and Peter Collins were arrested
for committing breach Of the peace. Ex-
animation continued until this morning.
CONSIDERABLE excitement existed this morn
ing, as we were informed, in the neighborhood
of the Latonia Springs, in consequence of the
arrest Of free negro by certain officials, on q
charge of vagrancy. The trial came of yester-
day before John shrock, ESQ.,, Justice of the
Peace in this city, which resulted in the ac-
quittal Of the accused. Very soon after the
trial we noticed colored individual making a
'bee-line" for the South, and who, when in
terogated, replied that "he was gwine to de
place whar dey considered free nigger a
nuisance" and "dat he really considered
CubingtOn good place."
An individual named Mark Guthrie, who
resides on Market, between Greenup and SCOTT
streets, on Sunday afternoon last, whipped his
daughter, very interesting young lady about
seventeen years of age, very seyerIy. Not be-
ing satisfied with this, about FIVE o'clock yes
terday morning, he, by his brutal conduct
drove another Of his children, girl aged about
eleven years, into the street in an almost en-
tire state of nudity. We understand that such
proceedings on the part Of the individual in
question are not of an uufrequent occurrence
We request particular notice to be taken By
the citizens of our city to the "Lost" column
in this mornings paper. ..,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

The GENERALS known to be in the ser
vice of Sardinia, under King Victor
Emanuel, Commander in Chief are GEN.
Della Marmora, and Col Petit, Of the
staff, and aidss-de-camps Gems. Della
Rocoa, and Col. Righetti, and Lieut. Col.
Govini; Gems. DAngrogna, Carderina,
Solariliand Goes, Sanfront, Cigala, Mo
rizzo, Count De Robilant, Maj Naji, Cas-
tellano, and DeBillier; Captains Balbo,
Cocconito, Riccardi, lacquer and Defo-
ray, are orderly officers. .,.-a. Isl.
The FIVE Generals of divisions are Clio
vano Durando, Spanish soldier; Yanti
and Cialdini, (under the latter is the noted
Garribaldi) refugees from the neighboring
state Of Modena, who were active and
distinguished in the Crimea; Castelborgo
advancing general, and Cuchiaride Car
rare, also a refugee. General Sambray
commands the cavalry, and General Men
abrea the Engineers. On the Austrian
side we can mention the names of but few.
General Count Gyulai, General Zobel, and
General Benedek. rIr ..sa7cr .ra1
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

TERRIBLE CAsuALTY.-0nl last Monday night
fire broke out in a hotel in Richmond, Jeffer-
son county, Ohio, kept by Mr.. Joseph Cameron
postmaster. The flames spread rapidly, and
not only was the building destroyed, but Mrs
Cameron and her son, a young man some
twenty years of age, perished in the flames
1t appears that the lady escaped at first, and
afterwards returned to the house for her son,
who was of weak mind, and had not nerve
enough to assist himself. She did not return
and nothing more was seen of her until her
remains was discovered on Tuesday burned to
a crisp. Her sons remains were also recovered
in like condition, and near the place where
those of his mother lay.--Ohio StatesnIan, 18th,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

The Gazette would be doing quite a
charity by explaining to an agonized pub
lie the following assertions in regard to
that Arkansas traveller" it referred to
yesterday. In his hand-cart, says our
neighbor, in which were his cooking
utensils, were bed, two chickens, and
FIVE children all about the same size |
What we want to know is, whether the
bed and the children were of the same
size as the chickens or whether the
cooking utensils and chickens were as
large as children of ordinary size. Our
opinion is Just so. ..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
{ HOME INTEREST.

Again we call attention to Selby's
Patent Horse Detaching Singletree. Mr..
sELBY will be on the streets, and at the public
places in the city, with his invention, on Tues
day and Wednesday. The invention is a tri-
umph of no ordinary character, and dealers in
patents, and persons desiring an opportunity
to make money, should not fail to call on Mr..
SELBY; he is one Of the most liberal patentees
that has ever visited our city. Mr.. sELBY's
address is Springfield, Ohio.
For One Dollar only, you can get a
nice Photograph neatly framed at Carpenters,
No. 20 West Fifth street.
If you want to buy good furniture, go
to MULLEN & CARrER's, 1874 Sycamore street.
In regard to Pictures, If we should
try to write volume in few words, we would
say "BAIL q THOMAS, 100 WEST FouRTH
STREET."
Daguerrean Gallery, SOUTH w est
corner of Sixth and Western Row, over Han.
uaford's Drug Store. Pictures taken and pu,
in good cases for 20 cents. -
Warranted To please. Eus .r.-
We understand that the best and cheap.
est ikenesses in the city are TO be had only a
APPLICANTS Broadway Gallery of Art. They
cost only twenty-five cents. as
For Wedding and Visiting Cards, q,
to HALL's, No. IA West Fourth street, also fo
fine English and French Note Paper and En-
| yelOpes. ... r... -....1 ,5'
Harlan d Wilson, No. 80 West FOurtl
street. pay particular attention to the Photo
graphic art. Call at their rooms and examin
for yourselves. p Boa ,hswiags7 -9r
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ia Ear sICKI.Rs' TRIAL. containing
ikenesses and biographies OF Key, Sickles and wife,
cents, Address J; b. .TxLEMA6dR,iS ,iSS West Firm
street, Cincinnati. n' iit .lfd-lns sniy2S-bs ?
a ga0-sTATE CONvENTION,-Per Persons
ton, which meets at Columbus on THURSDAY,
JUNE SECOND, are requested 70 register their
street or ht tho yoksblatt once in the Court house.
that Ekoursion Tiekets may be proerTed; gtherwiSe
full fare viii be required. =. PETEH .EIhNs =.
my& Chr Ham. %. Opp. Ex. Com.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
EckstsIn's Compound sIrup of BIackberr,
Cox,s Patent Refined Sparkling GeIatine.

STRONGER THAN ISINGLAsS; FOR
- convenience, strength purity, beauty and cheap
utes. We commend IT to the attention Of house
keepers. SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO.,
my3l-c Opposite the Post-ofhce.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31

The ordinance now before the CITY
Council, prescribing the terms and condi-
3HtgE tons OF street passenger railroads within
the city Of Cincinnati, confines the terms
.,.. or conditions of permit to any company,
to a regular, determined tariff of an an,
'as nual license during the first five years Of
- contract, say $25 per car; during the next
ten years, say $50; and for another ten
years say $75. This fixed rate is de
- manded ON the poorest as we'll as the best
paying routes The price having thus
.,.r. been determined as to any route at S2t
per car-proftable or improbable inclu
ding one street or twenty-five struggle o.
'e8 course win be to obtain from Council the
49,, privilege of laying track on the most val
~, liable route. 10000
We suggest that the Council obtain in
formation on several points, by creating
competition among the applicants ,Le
n there be, no npnopolies. Proposals car
be solicited, after abundant public notice
,for, bids at 50 much per car, or so much
per cent Of the fare collected on routes
specified in advertisement, or on route,
EooE named by the bidder Amer fun inquiry
thus made, let routes be disposed Of L
''''''''a the best advantage Let us have no Ga,
Company special privileges, without com
tet petition 8 NaagsFg
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-31
q CELEBRATION
<oF THE OPENING OF THE
NEW ROUTE TO CHICAGO.
n VIA LIMA AND FORT'wAYNE.

Il
The cillzent of Chicago, Milwnukee and Fort Wayne
Of Council OF together with several Judges
Of our Courts, and the oaeera OF tho o.. H. d. and
ID. 4 NJ. r.. r. Co. = and Others.
on reaching Clncinnati the Company will repair TO
Hotels of their choice.
On Thursday morning, at 10 A. M, tho Mayor and
Council Of CincinnAtL will meet the officials and
the Merchants Exchange, for the purpose Of intro
duction, and OF visiting the Mercantile Library.
At ii o'clock, A. M, the company will repair 20
No. IA West Fourth straet-tho tDkiIT PRRss''
ofIice--to see the GREAT ERICSSON CAL0RtC
ENGINE.
. AT IL o'clock the Wine Cellar Of N. Longworth,
ESQ., viii be open TO the visits Of such gentlemen and
ladies as may be desirous OF seeing the same, n
Atsoclock there will be exhibition of the Steam
Fire Engines Of Cincinnati, at the Fifth Street Mar
Atfs0P p. M, omnibuses will be at tho ticket Office
of the o. II. & ID. II. R., corner Of Burnet and Vine
Streets to convey such may wish to visit Clifton
get a Wow of Cincinnati from the hills, and some
Of tho beautiful suburbs Of our city After short
cali at the residence Of r. b. Bowlin, ESQ, the party
will return to the city.
During the evening the horticultural Exhibition
at Pixies Opera House will be open, aud furnish a
no opportunity of seeing the flowers Of the season.
m
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SUNDAY EVENING nrApigo

Lifc il but death . scatibule and ow pfI
grimagc on curili but q journey 10 thcgmie
Tho pulsc that preserve our being beat
bur death march, and the hloud Witch cir.
culaics onr lie Is floating il onward 10 the
dccps u death. To-day ae scu our friend
IN health, tomorrow ~ hear Of their ic
cease. We claspcl Ihc haud OF tho strong
man yesterday. and to.daY We close lr
eyes. We rode ia The chariot 81 comfort
but an hour ego aud IN a lev more hour
the ias, black chariot must con,o, u. 10 tho
home oi oil lsung. Oh, hoa closely allied
is death 10 lftl The lamb that .portrih in
the ioldmri soon feel the knife. Thcoy that
lowcth IN the pasture is %littu1lng for tlr
slaughter. Trees do but gros that they
may he iell~l. Yea, and greater thing.
than these Gel death. Empires rise and
flourish; they flourish but 10 decay. the,
rise 10 iall. How often do W. take up the
volume Of hisiory, and read orthc rise and
iall OF empires. W. hear Of the cnrnnntiuu
and the death Of kings. Death rcacholh
FAR throughout this world, and has stamped
all terrestrial things with the broad arrow
Of tho grave. STAR die, ma, hap. IL Is arl
that c%cnilagraliOns have been seen Gar 90 n
the distant ether. and astronomer. have
marked the funeral. II worlls--.hc decay of
these mighty orhs this, W. had imagined Set
forever N sockets Of silver. to glstpn as thc
lamps Of eternity. Bat. biessci D. Sod.
there Is u place where death j. not lie
hrcshcr--wherc life rcigns alone: ''tu live
" cot the trst syllable which j. ~ D. fal
lowed by the next 80 die" There &. q
land where dcath-kntIls urt never tpllti.
where wmdinr.shccts arc never woven.
where graves arr never dug. Blrsi land
beyond the skies 70 reaeh ii w must
die.--.SpWrysoa.
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TnL PRiSIINa 0Frirr.-"A well con.
Quoted printing office Is the best II schools.
10 with ~ TO The Executive aud Legislative
Departments Of the Government. and W.
viii point You IN each u lhem 10 somc uf
the most competent and useful public officer
Who started N HE a. printers devils. Cross
the ocean. and We will hnd such men ~
Gairct, TccquceiIle, and lainartine II
France, Lord pslmcrstou. Dl.racli and
Macaaly Of England, have all dis,iugushcd
themselves rs journalists. Let young men
especially hook to these high examples amt
rcss satisfied With nothing short If positions
10 the front rank Of society. This can be-
chained onl, by the most indomitable in.
dustry. perseverance, and study. and by a
strics regard to truth. Honesty and virtue.
Never, Tor a moment. think il ~disrVputablc
to labor. Honest ,cil. however humble,
never yet disrfaCed any nan: hut many. VIZ
~ sevry to say. suffer disgrace rather than
v0sk Tor a livelihood.
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AsSsase Lonrs,ree,. in his new novel Of
= nlam Nitten." publishing now in the
usssAern Field anil Preside. very shrewdly
nyss
III vsss ecmmcr remark II nr. w.dlsl.
~. Ne tey With . horse, dog and gun.
IM .hc. ron = boy that will never casne
- eeyshine.' We can look back through
v1ssa o. MY yesrs. and " esnnst point
- 1sn living NJ dead. whsee history dis.
sse ssnark. We can point to many
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