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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01
." The Mill of the Gods GrindS Newly"
+. HAGAN
HAS received simultaneously with its issue in New
York, MARION HARLAND'S NEW BOOK,
N e M ESIS.


NE M ESIS.
By the Author of Hidden Path, Alone and Moss Side
The of the story of Nemesis is laid avthe
South. The time the beginning of the present centu
~. The and of those days are traced
with fidelity and spirit, yet skillfuly interviewer
with the narrative, that the reader is not wearied by
statistics dry historical details The homes of fifty
years ago seemed familiar him as those he visited
but yesterday, and their inmates differ little from the
men and women with whom he associates daily. The
pictures of humble life graphic and refreshing. In
other work from the authors pen there found
greater variety of incident artistic deeneation
of character ernestness of thought and vgor of
description, and certainly other contains plot
striking in conception and so ably managed
The reader cannot but remark how irresistaby yet
naturally he is borne along by the tide of events.
There is need after he is in the
plain the title that rowns the top of the
page Before the Nemesis unvaed the reader feels
her subtle influence understanding by intuition that
there hidden springs and secret wires under the
and in the homes of the unsuspectng objects of
her vengence and the pertinent motto Of the authorers
fully proves that retribution though somtmes is
always sure.
Also fires supply of the
HIDDEN PATH.
The following notice of this work is from the gener
Gus pen of ANN CORA RITCHIE, and pays just trib
ute TO the most successful female writer Virginia has
produced: WIN. CULLEN BRYANT.
Let this noble production lie upon the table, and
enven the hearth of every true Southerner Foster
this gifted daughter of the South with the expanding
sunshine of appreciation and refreshing dews of praise
Stimulated undeveloped genius to walk in her steps
emuated her achievements show her honors, and the
cry that the South has no literature is senced FORE
| ever.
| And large supply of above; and MOSS SIDE
fresh supply of RUTLEDGE
| had rather written RUTLEDGE than MILL. ON
THE FLOSS--4uthor Of BeuIah.
| HARPER and Cooley, for September, just received
| by F. HAGAN,
| Aug2I-d No. Al College Street.
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ErencI, Soft Hat,
educational Notice.

MONDAY, SEPT BIRD, MRS IRWIN will open a
WI School for Girls in the Basement of the Presby
rian Church. Edgefeld. Arrangements have been made
to give a full and thorough Academic and Collegiate
Education
The Lady employed 10 teach Music cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction.
Mon. Z. F. SANTEI native of France, and gradu-
of the Royal College of Agers, will teach French,
Spanish, Italian and Modern Greek. Mon Santel pre-
sents the best testimonials from many distinguished
persons.
MIR r. J. Mees saws of Mon SanteI ssHe has been
teaching my tiIne and this practical trial of
him conyinces that he deserves 10 be trusted am
plicitIy as Teacher Of French"
The regular Rates per session of five months are SIS,
md
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Negroes Of ths MARI Youns estate for sale.
DURSUAST to decree Of the Chancery Court a.
Nashville in the of James H and Jacob Young,
Admrs Of Mark Young, decd, Elizabeth Young and
others, viii sell al the Courthouse, in Nashville
Saturday, October 20t 1sGo, the following Slaves TO-
wit: Susan, Fanny and Edward.
TERNs-6 months credit without Interest, notes pay
able in Bank, and with good personal security reqs.ree
sept4-tds J. E GLEAyES, c. a. II
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Health and Happiness

VOCSG AES who are suffering from-the effects OF
L youtnful Indscreton can be surely and perma-
Eently restored by using the
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At the conclusion of Mr.. Cheatham's ad
dress, the convention went into the election
of City Treasurer, when Mr.. Joel W. Smitf
was reelected without opposition.
The Convention then adjourned, and the
members of the Board of Aldermen retired
to their Hall.
After the appointment of one or two cop
mittees, the Council adjourned to meet mex
Thursday week.
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Wantc0.
PARTNER in a lucrative business. Any young
a nan with few hundred dollars can nnd part
hef, " 49, septls-tf
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r. 3. LOCKE 81 CO.,
General Agents.

I AOIIOI Oh <kk5 O1~CSs
| 500 BROADWAY, N n.
N.B-Thc above ia n fAe-simile OF siss
| label each bog.
| = 22-dtriw&wIyes
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T III 4 HI o W Z
SIZZLING MAllIh b,

The undersigned having the HOWE SEWING Ma
CHIMES in their families, and having thoroughly
tested them upon every variety Of work do hesi
tate to pronounce them the most simple the most
easily managed and, enlphaticaily, the Ne Plus
Eltra'' OF Sevin Machines.
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CHANosp ms TuN..-We had . call res.

CHANGED MS TuNE.-We had . call yes
terday from Mr.. Isaac N. Wilson. who. il will be
remembered, wrote letter for the Pittsburgh
Dispatch, ia January, 1859, giving . deplorabie
account Of farming and the condition Of the people
of Iowa. The letter was copied extensively in the
papers throughout the entire country, and espe-
cially in the East in order to dissuaie emigration
to this State. MIR. Wilson now tells NJ that his
opinion of Iowa has undergone complete change
since he wrote that letter. At that time he was
down-hearted and dispirited, and scarcely cared
what he wrote. He then had only about years
experience in farming in this State and that year
was BY far the worst ever known here. He was,
wrong in forming and publishing such
an opinion as he did at that time.
But let US come to what MIR. Wilson now thinks.
He says he is perfectly well satisfied now that he
was unable to 60 back to Old Pennsylvania when
he felt like it. He raised this season, with the
assistance Of his brother and with but one team,
1000 bushels of wheat, and has 80 acres of corn.
which he calculates will yield 1900 bushels. This
he says, will enable him to get out of debt and give
him good start for next year. In short, he 10 SO
well satisfied with the country that he has written
to his father to sell his farm in Westmoreland
county, Pa, and come out here to settle! Mr.. W.
has certainly shown himself to be man. not only
by his determination to work himself through his
difficulties but BY his promptness in acknowledging
the erroneousness of his former epiuisn about our
fertile and prosperous State. We wish him contin.
ued success.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-21
Council Proceedings.

COUNCIL CRAxBsn, Sept Is.
Council convened in regular session, Mayor and
members all present, except Alderman Hsrshs.
MIR. Molis presented petition of Jacob Horn and
others, relative to the erection Of market house.
Referred to Williams and Funk.
Nr. Funk presented petition of J. Wilmering and
others, ssking that Sixth street between Linn and
Spruce streets be made psssable. Referred to
Messrs Stein and Mo!is.
Mr Funk presented petition of Francis Weinksr
and others, asking work done Oh Seventh street.
Referred q Messrs Funk aud Stein.
Mr.. Mofis presented petition of Joseph Wrock-
laee and others. asking the erection of bridge
across Pappoose creek on Cedar between Sixth
and Seventh streets. Referred to Messrs. Williams
and Stein.
Mr.. Funk read an ordinance relative to the
reduction Of salaries of Mayor and Councilmen. /,
MIR. Funk, chairman of committee on petition Of
c. F. veitz and Others concerning lamp-post at the
tGerman Congregational church, reported favorably
and ordering same to be erected.
Bill of r. Hawley, ssl7. 95, for work on streets,
allowed.
Mr.. Funk, chairman of committee to examine
he books of the City Assessor, reported the same
correct Report received and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Funk, the Marshal was in.
structed to cause sidewalks and cutters to be laid
down on Chestnut street from Second to Third, and
on Third street from Chestnut to Iowa Avenue.
On motion of Mr.: Funk, Messrs. Williams and
Mols were appointed committee to examine the
condition of sidewalk in front of his property on
Pine street.
On motion of Mr.. Stein, Council proceeded to
elect member for the First Ward, to fill vacancy
caused by the absence of W. c. Kennedy. On first
ballot, W. c. Brewster received the unanimous vote
of all the memL>rs present, whereupon he was
declared duly elected. and the Recorder instructed
to notify him of the same.
Adjourned to Saturday evening. Sept. goth.
K. T. WALLACE, Recorder.