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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
EXPRESS FREIGHT.

TINE Nashville snd Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
l. ny, in connection with the Roads below, are
running an Exp ess Freight Train from Charleston
and savannah to nashville, at slower speed butwith
he same certainty as their passenger trains No de-
lay to freights BY this route. L. W. COLE,
Jan2I-u. Supt.
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Transportation.
Nashville and Chattanooga r. r.
go - "A
Change of Schedule.
ON AND AFTER
Sunday next, April %, 1850,

Passenger Trains, viii run as iolIows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A NJ and 5, P.
Arrive at Chattanooga 80 ?. N, and / IS 4. Il.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at T:20 A. n. and $50 P. 4.
Arrive at Nashville al P. n. and A. N
Ii rail connection, and shortest route to Boston,
IA New YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton City, Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchbnrg, Knox
vile, savannah, Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis,
New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains on
memphis ana Charleston Railroad, and at Chatfanco-
ga Win Trains on East Tennessee and Georgia and
Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be had at any hour on appIi-
cation to Ticket Agent, Office Depot to the fol-
lowing places, and at the following prices viz:
Nashville to New York via Charleston. s c. So Is
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Auction and Commission Card.
TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS AND DEALERS.

THE subscribers have orened a large and extern
sive house for the szetien OF strictly CON-
MISSION BUsiNf - AM 6EAkkAI AGENCY with
arrangements for the constant reception Of all kinds
tools Wares, Merchandise aud Manufactures in
the various departments OF Trade,
10 IL with hdeEcs and pleasure that call the
attention # thpse visiting Nashville to Ger varied
and tantiy changing stuck the larger poTisoa
Of cur consignmsnfs are from manufacturers, EEsf
AaHds or ;hose forced TO cell raise fands- Keep
la view that athe nsosey Is made IN tie purchase.
orde.s faithfully attended 60 when accompanied ey
the cash, BE-$J. r. SHIELDS CO.,
Central Stores, No. - and - Ceilsge a.,
febs-sf Nashville, TehH.
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Cfgars and Tobacco.
sc, 900 Henry Clay Cigars;
sO,Ooa Nap Icon DO;
2 500 Ia Campetition igars, imported;
1890 German Csgsrs, various brands;
100 6rost smoking Tobacco;
so Roxes Langhorn \ Armistead Tobacco;
rs }. A. Clay ia;
IS do r u. White do;
so do tennessee febacco, yarissHs brands;
And many other articles too numerous msativn
J. ~ II. SPtf;RY.
narle-n s. Market -. SashS lie, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
HCI, RCKu tCE,,

WE ave opeae our scs Depot IN the rear a
- Le -tste hanz. an - srtt cAetp a. ,
q tha ufFsss sHst = a Ger &c = irom Para,
Gee iiii "a Etsfa Iaies flh 81 Nashville AID made
9slysts e b-t srtss sief The .late, froz
I EAR 10 sEht Slcane tlrk- Ne ai eSea = esfez os
s.fsstia ciierFs street a. AscFary gFscrFy sore
zaeat tht - O. A a.
Ha-fis-9. B E&g.y sAaREKT.
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Our Catalogue refers but partially TO the GOOD
(kept by us) in their respective departments.
Toour friends and patrons We beg to Say, tLat on
stock viii be equal if not superior to any we hav'
herstofore offered; and most respectfull, inyit
An examination Of it, assuring ali who may favor
With call, that they viii and prices uniformly
low, and our terms ost liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for all cash bills. We are nOw re-
csiving our st OK daily.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12

smndriest SundriesI

4 Of GTuceIIrs, such sugars, Z Unce, Aolasses,
-yrups, &C., &c, SC.
iUt. pct CHURCH ANDERSON co.
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Our Havana Plan Lotteries
Draw -Four { a rIMEs A MoNTH.
Housekeeping Made Easy.

yINTIE " HAT CHEER YEAST CAKES will always
Il insu-o good y holezome bread fOT IS cents yua
can gtt ui.c dozen east Cakes, which viii mae SO
large loves 81 TIE bcsi bread.
500 CAkhS sIlVhk SOAP, hourly expected b.
express Almost cry family in town has used ~.
For spring Gle uiug u lnva uablo-ior washing
Paint, Looking Glasses, G1ed Work, Marble, silver
OF Plated Ware-
KRFKIG EIl ATORS-We have sold q large lot OF
those famous PhIiadelghia ReirigerAtOrs- Ne have
q large lot coming they warranted % give sat
isfAotsu AZ they are not only the bess bur are the
aprls-tf MACKENZIE 4 NINCisIN.
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Mems Pegged Work.
Our stock in this lima Of Goods Is very
large and complete.
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S Il K S,
q r ESS GO obs,
STUFF GOODS.

BLACK Italian Sil-S- all NiCtnt.
Gros DeRhiLes l. OILS, every width and quality.
Lyons Grus D'NsPs ok and colo.
BLACK Iaaetas medium and heavy.
BLACK Armure BOY ale.
Rich POult DE SyIe.
Rich .Oult De Sore, Rayaders and Plain. = II
eros Departs ,fuI! boiled.
Rich Chene, extra rich.
Rich Robes, two ten vslants.
Blac, Velvet, Lyons.
BLACK Satins, &c
White Silk Serges and Oil Silks
BlacS and eoIOred CHalIies.
PopIns, BayadeTe, CHene and Broche.
Grapes, Engisa and Italian, ali cOlors.
Grape Leisse-
Oriental BaTeges and Tissues.
Grenadines and Icons Cloths
Defines Had and IrInted.
Defines, Ticn cliLtz colors.
Msrinos, BLK, white nd cold.
AIEaccas, bi'k col'G and Brocade-
Black Bombs ziut :, y inter and summer fabric.
MOrecns FOR Skirts.
Grass Cloth for Skirts.
Hair
: Clan TAI tan Pla:le, ScOtch- 49, EAsa
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LADIES WEAR.

aides super Black Lasting Congress Caters, with
and without heels;
dies super Black Lasting Side Lace Caters, with
ami without heels;
Ladies super Black Lasting Front Lace Callers, with
and without heels;
aides sI.ck and broBIed Button heel Caters;
brouzeI Congress heel 90;
sapeT e glsh Calf e" do;
front lac Bosts, IN Anc
Without heels;
ladies nSe Kid Congress front lace BOON with
without heels; -
Ladies das KID slippers with szd riIhost heels;
as Velvet End slippers, uith a M riihoat heels
Toilet slippers, haaa< -ne varissy-
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Ribbons and Trimmings.
French Tonnet Gibbons, every style.
Paris Sash bUOLs, elegant.
Velvet Ribbons, full selvags.
Cap hibU.ns.
FaIl Mourning :. Dbons.
FriEges IOr J.HutIiIas and Dresses.
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L BLOODLESS VICTOIiY!!!
I,000,000 Boxes Sold of
AsOSEEE gs'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER


rTTfi ISenormogs quantity ofthis Invaluable RENE.
: q : has beef ,urchssss. BY citizeEsof tie United
= !urTr the shOrttime i has been before the
p-E &c. Tie reason for extraordinary success s
sil,lg in the actualtruth aEd value OF the article.
= zone buy TIE MAGNETIC PLAssT ER without be-
comm its friend IL performs all that Is promised
ala carrez with il its Own recomme ndation- Truly
81 rs viCt0ry-peacefu land bioou sss-Out We be.
-le not glorious than Iiietriuu OF war, With
it, TIA N OF earuage and desolatiOn
Ire MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly the
Greatest StFengthener and Pain destroyer that Sci
eHce LAS YET discovered. II you putt als Plaster any
w-re il Paints there the Plaster vii stick there
uutlltIe Painhas vanIshe q Fne Plaster maSnetizes
. he Pain away and
PaiUsanE0IeXisIWIler thiSP laSteIiS apple
t4LumatIsm Lameness Stiffness Weakness De
biiiry Nervousness Neuralgia, dyspepsia, Cough
an odds Pains and Aches oi every kind ,dOwneve
70 L0rns .areI u u EDIATEIA RELIEN ii, GOd with
tie .,8tien oe PERMANENTLY CURED, D. The mag
ca llluence 81 the MAGNETIC PLASTER 1t is che
sim lest, sUrest sai 81 ,pe1santestanCch eapeEtrem
sdyiH existence It's isdniversal-equal
iy 20 thestrUug man the teilcate w0mah, ana tht
tsaa infant. To each and al lit WiilproVe Baln
a blessing It's use - greeable and "Ithoutan
no ceor JrOubIe. Its price within reae h ofall-
ricL or poor: aiinay have anO allshould haveii
wha .-re sic * ana sunerinfin any way
ta-SEl.- and PLANTERS should always be sup
p ilG With Is MAGNETIC PLASTER II VIII be the
Goo PhysicIaniB any household ready a. all ines
anu EtInst1ut notice
. E.J uPin sir-ti2A,Lin boxes Each nox wiI make
SIX 10 sgh piasteEs and any CT id can spread them
p e25;eutsa box ,withfUll andplaiu directions.
&c. MOE EEs FAD. Nj. d..
dDlEHEAD's HAGN Tic PLASTEI Is SOLD B1
AL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
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Our Stocks

o. fia1sAiisn shoss 10 complies. sIso-Heurs Ser.
vsss's sasss Of abe very sess saahty.
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lottfrifs.
Mood. Eddy ~ Co.'S
Georgia and Delaware State
LOTHERIES.
9 9 : 2 Z z Z 70
CapitalsPriZe 100000,

THE GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
Class 252 draws Saturday, II 2s, Lee
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 9 TICKETsi
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

MOORISH HUMANITY to the
Gibraltar Chronicle, the Emperor of Moroc-
co is endeavoring to lessen the horrors of war
by assimlatiug the practice of Morocco to
that of civilized Europe. lie has forbidden
the slaughter of prisoners taken in battle; and
ia order to give effect to the prohibition and
to save the lives of Spanish prisoners, has
adopted the following plan; Moorish irreg.
ulars, being above all irregular in the receipt
of pay, are requited according to the work
done. and get certain sum for every head
of an enemy. The Emperor has now estab-
lished gradual scale of bounties, paying
only one ducat, or about half dollar for
head, and four dollars for a prisoner delivered
alive.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

SPEAKING of the primary election held at
Nevada last Saturday, for the election of del
egates to the Administration county conven-
tion, the Democrat says: We believe no
votes were challenged, and every one who
felt inclined took part in the proceedings
The contest, however, was confined to the
Administration party, which as the vote
shows. is not very powerful in this place.
Three hundred and twelve votes were cast.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

TRIAL OF SKELroN-The evidence in this
case was concluded, yesterday afternoon. In
the evening Col. Hatch, prosecuting Attor-
ney, opened the case with quite forcible
speech of about an hours length He was
followed by Zach. Montgomery, Esq, for the
defense who spoke with his accustomed terse
ness and vigor. At the conclusion of Mr..
Montgomery argument, the Court adjourned
until ten o'clock this morning.
The counsel of Skeletons have enter
ed the plea of insanity, and found it upon evil
dence Of strange conduct at various times and
OF character indicating mania also upon
medical and other testimony going to show
that defendant has for long period been ad-
dicted to a solitary vice.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

SoNoRA.-A correspondent of an exchange,
writing from Mazatlan, Jan. oath, says: "In
Sonara all is quiet-even the Yaquis, for
once in an age. Gov. Pesqueira is not en-.
listing men to keep Stone out of the Country
He has become convinced of the benefits the
State may derive from the surveys of that
party, and he has entered with heart and soul
in the enterprise, and unless the party is ac.
eidentally killed by the Indians, they can
rest at ease.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

ARRANGEMENTS have been made for taking
the census of the population of the towns of
Nevada and Grass Valley, and at the same
time to procure reliable statistics in regard
to the amount of freight annually brought
from below to those PLACES.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

a DISPATCH says that Every important
movement is now going on at Washington,
having in view the establishment and exten-
sion Of the telegraphic communication with
California. The heads of the different tele.
graph companies now are, or soon will be
there together, with the representatives of
the two California companies, by the Central
and Southern Overland lines"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

Col MORTON, (American) had it is said, ac-
cepted q commission from the government of
the Liberalists at Mazatlan, to go in command
of an expedition against San Bias. He was
to have started on the 25th ult.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

On Monday night eight boys made their
escape from the Industrial School in San
Francisco. Their names are Edward Eagle.
Joseph White, Christopher Dunn, Henry
Maxwell, John Lally, Joseph Griffin. Edward
Green, alias SLEEPY" VIM. MeGratb, alias
the BILLY Goat"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

lS San Francisco city and county petition
to the Legislature is being circulated, pro-
testing against the proposition TO levy n spe-
eial tax OF Sl5oooo to be appropriated to
the building of a State House in San Francis
co. The petitioners say they are fully salts
fed with the present location of the State
Capital.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

SHEEPlsH.-Quite crowd was gathered,
yesterday morning, on Maiden Lane at the
rear of Mr. Fnller's stable. where something
was evidently going on, of more than usual
interest. 1t was soon ascertaiued that Mr..
Kusel, the popular and excellent Daguerrean
Artist, was taking the portrait of French
Merino Ram, the property of Rockwell d Co.
The old chap 1--WE mean the ram) took the
thing very placidly, so demurely in fact that
he appeared in his picture decidedly sheep
ish, and malicious persons observed that he
was "a regular mutton.head." We learn that
Mr., Jones' Of the above named firm, has dis
posed Of quite a number of these animals to
some of our largest sheep raisers.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24


LATER FROM ARIzoNA.-The Arizonian OF
Feb. 9th, mentions the discovery, by par
ty of Americans, of a rich gold bearing re-
gion in the Sauta Cruz mountains, between
Calabassas and the boundary line of Sonora.
1t is said. by those who have seen the coun-
try, that the mines will pay at least eight
dollars day to the man.
On the night of February 4th, the Arivaca
ranch was visited by band of Apaches, and
robbed of ten work cattle, ten COWS, and from
six to ten yearlings, the property of the So
nora Exploring and Mining Company. They
were followed early next morning, but had
already driven the stock too far to be over
taken by those in pursuit.
Capt. Ewell, in command at Fort BuchaD.
an was preparing to follow and overtake the
Indians. if possible, and infiict on them the
punishment they deserve.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

SAN FRANCIsCo AND MARYsvILLE RAIL ROAD
Co.-rhe secretaty of this company requests
US to say that any person wishing informa-
tion concerning the affairs of the company,
can obtain it by calling at his office The
time for the Engineers report to the Board
of Directors is in the month of April That
report, the Board Of Directors will undoubt-
edly give to the public, as soon as they re-
ceive it.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

lHE ship Lookout, Captain Sherwood, ar
rived at San Francisco on Monday in lOs
days from New York. This is the quickest
trip in the last twelve months.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

In San Francisco on Tuesday night, gen
tleman named Cohen, residing in that city,
was severely burned in the face by the ex-
plosion of fluid lamp. His injuries are
such that he fears the loss of an eve.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

DELEGATES FROM SAN FRANcIsco.-The dele
gates from San Francisco, twenty five in mum
Der, to the Democratic State Convention have
been elected. The election, remarks the
Bulletin, resulted in an overwhelming defeat
of the Custom House and the chivalry wing
of the Democracy. 1t is understood that the
defeated faction designed to get control of
the State Convention, with view to pass
ing resolutions (among others) implying cen
sure upon the Legislative caucus for nomina-
ting NJ. S. Latham as United States Senator
and condemning the course of the latter in
abandoning the Executive chair for the Sena
torship.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

BETTGNG ON BmLIARDs.-The Post lsarns
Of $500 bet being made in Sacramento on
she Lynch-seereiter match.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. Gath.

CuRIous-W onders will never cease We
saw. yesterday, lans nature well worth
describing. 1t was the dead offspring of a
female sheep; Of full size aud perfect in every
part. except the head and neck. The nose
and skull were natural, but the eyes and ears
were underneath and close up to the neck
There was also an imperfect development of
a mouth, situated right between the ears
There was a small opening into the thorax of
about 9th inch in diameter, but no sign OF
a Jaw. The windpipe and swallowing appa-
ratus. SO far as we could judge from external
appearances. was confused bundle Of rudi-
mental formations The thing was covered,
not with wool, but long yellow hair like
dogs The tail was very similar to dogs,
being also hairy and quite long. This curl
Gus specimen of abortiye nature came from
eve belonging to Mr.. Augustus Rupert
who lives some five miles from Marysville.
1t is in possession of Mr.. Kimmel, the barber
on the corner of Second street and Virgin
Alley. Mr.. Kimmel has many curious and
marvellous things, besides-among them, a
double lamb, the hind parts perfect and the
bodies joining into Que head and one pair of
shoulders, to which are attached two fore
legs on each side. He has couple of Birds
OF Paradise (stuifed) of the Australian species,
with green tufts on their heads and a rich
green plumage CLOSED with gold. lie has
also couple of sea parrots (stuffed) killed on
the Faralone Islands. They have parrots
head and bill, duckish looking form and
web feet Some persons imagine that they
are a cross between the duck and the parrot
Their color is pale blush. Their beaks crim-
son and their feet also. He has the she'll of
an ostrich egg which must have weighed, the
yolk in, at least pound. Mr.. Kimmel has,
likewise, number of valuable birds in cages.
His canaries are now building their nests and
he expects to raise this season five hundred
of these melodious songsters. A par oflarge
mountain quails are in his collection, very
beautiful in appearance and lively in their
motions He has also couple of California
nighungales, q very pretty species. Many
other noteworthy objects has Mr., KimmeI
space to mention. We spent a very pleasant
half hour at his residence. We believe Mr.
Kimmel purchases everything of new oil
curious nature which may be brought to him
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24
Total value of Prizes,

The above prizes are on exhibition, and tickets for
sale at our office, on street. opposite Cal Stage Co.'S
and prizes ~
Tickets Of admission to the entertainment, al 90.
which entities the holder to a chance In the prizes
The order Of distribution will be decided by com.
mittee chosen by the audience The nnmbers co.s
pondlng with the tickets will be placed in wheel
The first number drawn from the wheel takes the first
prize ana 50 on In rotation, the above list until
one hundred numbers are drawn.
febI7-td
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24
GARDEN SEEDS.

WE HAVE Just received across the Istbmus s.
w full assortment of GARDEN SEEDS of tbe
growth OF 1889, put up expressly for us by J. M
Thurburn a Co., OF New York y W.
decs-8m2P J. II. WRIGHT & co,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

AT the Folsom street wharf, San Francisco,
on Tuesday night, drunken man named
John Thompson fell into the Bay and was
rescued by boatman named Thomas Ack-
erman. This is stated to be the fifteenth
person saved from drowning at the same
wharf by Thomas Ackerman.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

The " Great Wizard of the North, is as
tonishing the people of Nevada county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24
GARDEN SEEDS.

A FRESH SUPPLY just received from LAND.
AND sEEDalepot. " VIZ AANn
70 D street, next door TO the Post Office.
ueO<S-uh GEO. LAWS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

PEEsoNAL-We were happy to meet. yes
terday, our esteemed cotemporOry of the Plu-
mas Argus, Mr.. ]. c. Lewis. lie is on his
way to Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

VALUABLE sTEERs-Under the head of I'm
pounded will be found notice, among our
advertisements, Of certain streers in the pos
session of the City Marshal, which will be
sold if not claimed by the owner or owners
They are fine work steers and very valuable
property.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

PRoFEssoR HoRN.-It is the intention, we
believe, of the city authorities to have this
man examined as to sanity The peculiar
mania which has been affecting him for some
years seems to be increasing in intensity.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24
Arrivals at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
MARRIED.

At CoIusa, on the 21st inst, by Rev f. B. Wasworth'
j. Hop Wood, Treasurer Of Colusi county, and Mary
V. Vincent, both Of Cousa.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24
Carpets, on Cloth and Matting.

A FULL ASSORTMENT, at the very lowest rates
"A WALKER, WILSON & co,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24

FAvoEs.-We are obliged to Senator Parks
for copies of his bill for the reclamtion ofthe
swamp and overhowed lands, and his bill for
the erection of building for State Reform
School and for the regulation of the same
We shall examine them.
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