davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-10-18

.tAS Buy The best they are tho cheapest,
fnkie i Lyons newly Improved Double Lock
St'teh Sew ng *achines haya received tie
highest medals and highest premiums wherever
exoiblted, Family Machines for variety Of
sewing is nnrivalled. Manufacturing Machines
are Preferred by taifors 10 Ill o,hvss
=, References given 10 persons who have had
1ae r. d l.. machine il aae over txo years.
A, B. MACkAr, Agent,
d:l1'l~ l2o I.ake-et, cd floor, Chicago, i'll
Il All should not tail to read the advertise
, 1860-10-18

BTTzltczArn.l Brr5A1o, 0a- II, lsta
Flora-I1 fair demand and market steady.
GEAlx-Nheaf-a I'll Dc nsrner. sales. u o01 bu No. Z
ChcaEn ,ttx nj tl1e A. W.u No MI club Al IT, 10
l:.H ba extra 10 u Ais. Com ciosed hrne:. s2e
41iih} tn 4: SO 56c- Snau sA.e oats at t5c.
= = NMtkEy-k0wlnAt ii 3lc.
CAxAl tnrscH1s-Gc on dour, 1skc on wleas, 164c On
-.
LAkx 1urok1ssl0o Ibis t7ut. a3,e0 bu wteat Il 90
CAx4L E1roE7s ~ % III wheat, 1!.ooo eu cosu.
, 1860-10-18

Earthquake In Canada.
McSTKEAL. O:t. IA slight shock Of m
earthquake was felt eli over Canada this morn.
, 1860-10-18
JAZZ. r. NCSstlN. Fr+feat aT.at 'f:s,ss.,o
]. J. aoQsTnY. G.a1 FEylxak L u. Chs1azs RI

HH1CAGO AND MILWAUKEE
r~nl. 49, 0" ~ ~
?. a.. aaa Ia Crosse eau,s evening
Eseh1oR Llce.-At3-O o. H. A1rv1k u 11vAAkes y
I'm ,. n ant Il c.a Mest 1870 4. n.
Both Of tkese trsoa e1a1ect Il Il Vroas4 with Pze1~
Raa.s 70: Saint F4ul,
WAnfezaa Tra.a ieayeA Waukszza II r. H.. arrives y
Eh1axo It so a. Il. teaves Ehcaxo At 80 p H. ~
rtTes At NaukeGan kt k3 .. NJ n.
Tralnse1Ve Milwaukee 1t tn.13 I. N. ana 5I2 ?. N. az
trye u Ch!cAku II - y. m. a1< S&3 pRla ,. 49,
April Hth. t3dO. SC. HALLWAY o1p%~
, 1860-10-18
WIDE AWAkESM!!

Lincoln RASGERs.-Ttere will b, u meeting
Of TIE Rangers !hts evening,
". Z. MrERsr, e. ". D4ckrr
oScfetAry. Commander.
, 1860-10-18

THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
l. T2AL RAILROAD.
70 NILES DOUBLE TRACK.
Tie L24ctJ Of kA4 Kozl Il Ecw eqrAl 70 a.v Il III
11S1l-y.
I@fee Through Passenger TfAtna
Hstweel f.:-::sE;ca pLttAtcIphfA
C3ac ec1$ G:t t. IT, a:rn Depct Pittsburgh WITH
1seo'ka IrA!:a .o; A.. e.se1n Cities fer Phadt,ch.a
NeK 1cEk doEna. iia.t-f aGe Wss1 cs.oE C:y thus
ESta1$sLx ta- t-1a. rt.io. ct TAastcse.g
sarEAs.et fo: e1st,s IL ccaro: hS my taeT .outt
Exr-"-, ": Est !4aa4 .4a :k:,1Sa 10 rh.laa-ak
w::ao7: cs.Cke :E4-4 cY Ce1t1cro:+.
su1k.c{ Cas- attkckeG Ii xlc;I tEaa; Wnod:uH'o
sts.Hx i: ts!r's - -: T:aias. T.e Express
russ A!y. VA. -. L.a- *I: 1cef.e1. Jtrc4
day AS eoHn.c' ';stc! tor s=w f"rk- Exprt*s Lid
Fat L.Ee cJIuett & kalt!Eare ai.t " s.h!r gtn1
4h1hsoush Passenkwr rrsin. r.usit. u VIE Lcrsades
E1stEl bFakes:te4 sctrf rf-et tr Euk-reS
tins adcinx NEE Ia t1t AAts.v of r.&3r!trt.
- Dat.Y Tra:ns tttweto it'~derh!s and Ne1 fork;
Tvo Daily Traia. between Nrrx lurk aad Huttou'
1s.p1.a cke Ill ra. A-s good ca x!tte: Ct tho s.Ya
uaaa..
:.At exe.x 70 !soto: *oa! VI ;orn le5 Fail Iysz
"E Lrs tL:tc1 .eo Ct
e1s1He :lt1itl S-+ fH.k.
Ite-t.s :s r. p1a.1et It '.!he {sA;rpxG
onses ~ w:st: nv, oa .st any 9: It's reEu:as Line
u "a The H1e-s!; tIa;o Eyera xe. At TIE
g@,t of tie 'cur,=y i: F"s'u Gsw rcrx baltimore ~
FAa:adtiCa.A.
FASY a
, 1860-10-18
BapsinQ ann Ercbanos.

lLD BLACK STAR LINE
Liverpool and II. York Packet Ships,
Ealing "a tle ash I, Il es.h of raeh oath NEW Yottk
LlvkhrHOL ANDtH>hk HTEA MS1fll's, sailing from
Er~ York F!crr Sa'utdlr and from Livc:a. 'r4'"k
Cufk} rsefy wednesday.
Dl:AF-TS ON LIVERPOOL AND IRELAND,
IA:ea whiting tie Dd ceust1y. ,sh!ne .<nt E,r
tke!r friends pucha+s tickets setur. tt tu, d, t.sn
UrsftI K,yAl hank Of Irr1n aHi lyrr1sxI n nv
amounts. Afolyto WILLIAMS i GtIuS.
f7*3k<.1Y. IL; fJ+1rhwr -,
, 1860-10-18

EH1CAGO u ROCK ISLAND
~ KAlLKoAp LIZ 1.'E..Pa-serke: T.ars depart tpn
- 4F;sF as Le!eaKn - follows:
Day Ex2ses, and ,Aii le.ses It s:s A1- aai tr.7ts
e::s .Isahsars s1tsE:st.;
tzst E1r:s.s !eve.a; 5.15 En-. .tsatur.ays e1cspt.
As:tvesA: 3:voaz (No1days ezcelted.)
fsfa Accumulation. s.s0 tr.-Su1days excepted.
VI. l. St. lca5. 0xa- Ae=Et- Nj
;1ICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
4:1 daELT WESTERN <CASADA) RALt*AYn,
SuNA.. ARRANGEMENT,
Ch':Aka:
p%a5.xst7!ae Er:rcf4 fsancay. excepted, ..r.v, 4,
Ge:sEt As pE Susr enonn ls:.dxe - III, Albany
3:ipa. New Ysrs 9.our1. u1stoa ll.Npua,
eAr'1-S=v To:k b ron Express, t:rcert Sstu,dav,
aF:t s. Detroit 7:J0 4ra-. a,l.p&:A.on Bridge II
6:Slo 3:lo Fia.. Albany lis 8a., E.w Xorl
va AZ. Bcstco l:Gu r1..
t:ac.7n4.i Exrt.4A|e1et2t S1o:ar) )tk1e7xh&c
C!nclEA1E IN Is hours
iC IN CI-ctc21 ri aat Lal!avt:e Express {exeprsaa
tE.{,ta:o.S7 ~ .E:.aoAsl In Il Aou1s, .+1ua
s:0} FL Tt-.E, Saturday. ns!5 tc yile,,
Su.eay T.at%sS pa.
E1tea: Sse1 !uk C.Ia on al Iixat t3asps
Iae3U IA Train ce7rst. II Tars with thA Hut,n A4&
LAxe HE:oa !.xay ~s Hatao aaI al points east u 10
soato VITA ara:1 Tru,k kailSzy ktux.ion Oxtent
eakh, AcEsreA Quebec Act ali points 10 C4patn Esk
EkkxeEe eaeeked through,
1rfoash q: :ae ~ the rNacPa1 Railroad o3e+s
s1 sse Aor1 7cd Weat, aad Il tho tompa1ys ot1ca IL
sset Cs'eAzo, II The derot. font of e. ke .IssS
z f. RICE, Suterinte en1epf
H. '. e9AAnGa. as1Efsl Passenger Agent ieN
, 1860-10-18

FE-f-s-t(S =. H0EF.nL~E.T.
Cc1an n tts d1l.d Eueuy S4xe. .Hr:i,- IL IL tt.,s
~ E.a1;Eea aaa Sa1ttet!a aug ty
f2rfT;es m e!tl.eEs Q. AUSTRIA. EAHEK. 3iv4RiA.
AASykEK 4Ae;s h1sS!A, NASSAU, Fi:us:A, "a xpH1.
- &-t u e. fN.itJ4pETGAEI, e. i4N-.rA<7y
, 1860-10-18

fOvaed and n5ea:ed ~. Cctr4ny.) VII Be TIE cyc
tt% lev fo.E Et1t-7l l.a.so41 10 1ux!a md cntec3
With the various Railroads and above Lie. Of rrt2eI en-
b. Caz1;.
TIE Eahtl and SteTA1e Ct It ese Et44
eIah.ve berg ated e1rseay with y.xw eo1te
Aad 41eesy ns ptsseukers.
For rates Of AID rasxe ,22y to thu Agent, N
Con+tkttea 4. tie 0cks Of Tic Wesiefa lfxrSoo:,s:n
Company.
E5s nakn. Buaa.0. CGsEes slip. Hex Yo:t.
!! sxate bostoE- ter Uouss, Btuadw4y
Is PH:.: Albany. New fssk.
4. ECa4rE.. .EHc. 1g1 River ssses4 Typy
Hnvarl 1husstoo. .Ation. ". +. Ho.urs Eoet et:tr
Neass Co. .E-s. 1i1rlsp Gould port
liz i :ior1t:. Cleveland s. ~ j. sstba.'{ ro.e,o.
III Stead- .S2atosky- A. HopkEA.....1
]. l.. Flnrt fCo... .De:rot. johnson & Htdse
HI5ihaFt, Elzk!ant i TO- Ga.t11ur
Att1tnAc. John Hey ..ls-c.E..
T. A:kA13. .tteb1ykao. keucahA t.er Co.. Ksle4aa
il ir;.inss~ Milwaukee. ~ d. Wright = E,zst.y,. IL
HALFWAY q Fem. | Rchzosa1 Co, t.1.s.s-
Green Bay Ualcako.
J. ". TUrrLE, Agent,
FOOT OF STATE ST., CIfTCAC{A
, 1860-10-18

MFptls: NIpALs, sikDAls.-}t, {,{4 a, u.
oclldssi 1T ]. A. johnson, ~ State 81.
, 1860-10-18
.lrtal an1 Gruntmtreial.
MON Y.

THURSDAY FrKxrsu, tfa II, 1861.
money market continues without any
. .fed change, except th"t currency is ai:y
becoming more scarce. Tits has had tic effect
today to render Eastern exchange r.ry dull at
tho opening; but before the close there VAS
nome inquiry and rates were firm al per cent
On the TT @e, and per cent. prem. II the banks.
WRansoAn EAn~1sGs.-The earnings Of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad in the
second week Of October, we're:
rn.sh,:: .'....-'....'.-..-......-s$5ss: 2: %
c,xspsfias a;aia ID &C. c.
1'ctrAse....... tlst9oIi
EAESlSGs Up THE GAlESA AND Cl1cAoo UNION
7, i. coarANr,-The following table showsthc
earrings Of this road for the week c:diug 0c.
tober 18th:
III. 'is:. f: g:s, :a o% ,:soo iss:
.;i1sS IS .,.:,ss; *;.s:ls4 Inc
Sr. Lor,a, Al1ox + CHICAGO R41ln6Ap-
Weekly Statement Of earnings, LIST to sth Of
O:t, 1860:
FS.ss: e
Mall aad e.sss
tSs4e;Ssias d IN {;
Increase In q s..,6 IS
tBT The following are the Estimated earn.
ings Of the Illinois Central Railroad for the
second week il October, 1860:
1.ass-nEeE* ~ g
FiGlfnt ~ -
f7t6s6-s6
Corresponding week II a1&ja................ q5 Is
Increase
, 1860-10-18

k1KO:I kt't- ~. = >:14s s:s-.: i,~,:Sr.
H. HuLSTbe.. .;i~nt F'":-st Aee r! t'at-tphI2
rx,l.x I. I; HnL =, Gs: 81 Akl tLiiAlrlpts-
, 1860-10-18
Cl)A1AI EiRCIAL.

NkoSEscA1 EySEc, o. lt.
The following asc tie rcceirts and shipments
Tor the psat - hours:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

The p. NJ Erprese, Saturdays, makes all con-
nections as adosrtssed, except for Detroit
and points in Canada.
The Night Express runs Daily SATURDAYS except
ed. All other Trains Daily, Saturda vs. excepted
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Furnishing Goods.

OUR stock Of Full Bosom Shirts is again complete
L J For cooIness and comfort we commend them as
being particularly appropriate to the present hot sea
SON We have also small lot OF fuu bosom onr's'
together with an endless variety Of palmer styles
We have also received another lot OF han dsome
Neck Ties. Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Dressing kooesI
suspepders Half-bose &C., &c. Also,a re-suppiy OF
seasonable UNDERWEAR Call and see our Goods.
We are determined TO dispose Of them at very low
figures, being anxious 20 reduce our stock
-fupe22-tf J. II. McG1Il. f
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Canary Cages /!

q all styles, colors and prices, some as handsome
as ever brought to this market. For sale low by
febS-tf ]. w. WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Nashville Female Academy.
Founded lSIG.

ryNHE next session of this Institrtior hoo;n. e..
Monday in Senten,har Prenara,i, :, eS,ls s, III s 81
cassifcat:on and roomnp of puniIs the last vreel ~
august Note the folloEving advantseeS. "
,Tho U.uiId;,,r =, i,,, ond s,no.. e.
School purposes dom f, comforts health exerciSe
an convenience are Wholly uneonalai in the TTni,ao
S,atcs we Challenge a compariSon -~
@ The Six Acres of Lawn and shade
are enclosed so as To secure the greatast ri,ac
ford purils the uprestrained freedom of cb;,Sh
sports and innocent amusements. -
s. Non.Sectarian-Th Academy belonps tn
| fifty gentlemen represented by seven OF their mum.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

z XT r. A
For the Consideration of Sensible People
TTIDDLING abouti IS rot the practice ofDr. MESECK.
II He understands the disease at once and cures
He hates long tampering around and long running
bills but sticks anhonOrabIe practice to respecta
bic fees and to cash payments. Cases given up by
other Physicians are oftea cured by Dr. NEsEcR
Office on COllegestrset, corner OF Line
iUiyS-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
m'sffllaneons.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
f O r S A L E..

WTISHISG to make other Investments, epfo
w pOsetoseilalIOur Real lEstatein Davidsonco-i
asfolloHs:
That Suburban Residence.
situated the Franklin Turnpike, within IA mile
of the city and opposite the residence of late Jo-
seph ". Horton This is, perhaps, the most com
Inanding site iii the vicinity of Nashville, and is
most desra bIecountry residence. The house wi!lb
sold with II or 5acres Ofland astheparehase may
choose
That Valuable Farm.
SnoWuasthe Sins Tract situated on the SmthTurn
PIKE CoId Lebanon rOad) within three miles OF Nash
Vile containing $50 The soils good lit is well
watered and tmbered and can be divided into small
tracts Oftventy acres upwards, al of which
admirably adapted for country residences, market
gardensaud dairy arms. Also that
Beautiful Farm.
o1zame road now occupied bt T. e. MeCampbeii,
and formerly owned by Tom Harding containing
about $50 acres. This place is so we'll known
need no farther description 1t willalsO be divided
to SuitPurchasers T.C. AcCampbellw lEhOwthess
places TO any one who wiIicall.
Allthe above property will be sold on reasonable
terms and on 3 creditOf one two three and -four
years
AppiytoA VS. Lindsey Nashville .Or to either
OitheundersigDed-
THOS c NCCAMPBEIL,
Six milesf rom Nashville.
). A .MCCAMPBELI.,
april Nashville.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
A Desirable Dwelling for Rent.

0hNE Of the most desirable residences in the city
" is exposed for rent for the balance Of the year
II Is within I've minutes walk of the Square, quite
retired, and contains seven good rooms, with plen
ty Of out rooms, good two story brick stable,
risge house, &C. Enquire OF sss.szt
iune27-ln E 4. GLAsc0cK co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
AUCTION SALE
Entire Stock Under Attach
ment.

DEM. F. SHIELDS & CO., viii proceed to sell at
. the Store, No. Is Public Square, next door TO "
n CaIboun,s JeweIrv Store, on account of W. c.
show C. d. c., commencing on Thursday morning,
July bth at 10 O'Clock, the entire contents OF the
Store No Is Public Square, it'll counters Shelving,
OH Cloths and Fixtures The stock consists OF En-
broideries, Laces, Ribbons, large stock OF six
Trimmines Ladies' and Children IS Furnishing Goods,
with never ending variety not to be enumera-
ted. Ladies invited, and also dealers, who will
nd II to their interest to attend. The Store Is for
Rent. BENZ. f. SHIELDS co-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Musif, yiauos, SC.
PREMIUM PIANOS.

T A. MCCLURE has for sale so asz-1
y Piano Fortes from celebrated Ez=E=5lz-~ zl~ -
makers ,Steinway & Sons, A. H. Gale n 81 E n n
4 Co. Hazelton Bros, Peters, Cragg u
& Co., and others, consstingo of and 4 and rs
Octaves ,and ranging in price from Sl00to $780, all
warrented in every respect Persons purchasing
from him will NOT pay from S25 to SIS more than if
they gave an order to PEDLAR for instrument
that they neither nor hear until tits put up in
their parIor. When iii sometimes very hard to ind
Instrument that pleasesin every particular when
you have dozen more to select from, is it at all
likely you would be pleased in buying by order
Also in the largest Stock of Sheet Music Books
and small Music Instruments ever offered n the
Market, and viii be sold lower than by any
other house ntht City. Come to 33 Union streetand
be convinced. ]. a. MCCLURE.
june2S-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned, under the style of Fowler and
Kirkpatrick, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent-A.W. Fowler retiring. The business will in
future be conducted by s Kirkpatrick, who alone is
authorized to settle the business OF the old firm.
A W. FOWLER,
apr5O S. KIRKPATRICK.
TyHE undersigned having retired from The nrm or
I Fowler & Kirkpatrick, having sold out uis en-
tire interest therein to S. Kirkpatrick, respectfully
tenders his thanks the customers of the firm for
their patronage and sc,icits continuation of said
patronage to his sacce
apr30-3m A. FoWlIhh'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Baggage Checked Through t0
all Eastern Cities. 81

81 Passengers should bear in mind that the
s'CINCINNATl" is the OLD and FAvORITE ROUTE
Connections are made pr0mptly, the Roa ds are
thoroughly BALLASTED,, aud ali modern improve
meiits adopted-insuringsrK srKEp, ,coAFoKr and SAFETY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
WANT TO HIRE.

TOR the balance of the year, a servant TO do the
Il cooking and washing for small family Ap-
ply a: this Office.
apr24-tf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Large Sale of Thorough Bred TrOt.
ting and other Horses at WOodburn
The BarthoIf Sewing Machine

Is sold six monrhs' time, fully warranted.
No ,25, College street, opposite Sewanee House..
aprill7
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
An Invoice Of Meersehaum Pipes.

TUST received fine assortment of Fancy and
d Plain Meerschaum Pipes, with Amber, Jesmine,
and China Stems, which will be coli cheap at pri-
yate sale by BENZ. F. SHIELDS - CO.,
iune15-tf Central Auction Rooms.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
aasbDille Patriot.
TER MS.

TERMS:
lTri-weekly per rannutn 60
Weekly per anuum, -..-....3 90
One Weekly for two years, oTtEO Week les
for year, in advance, 3 90
When the Daily, Tri-Weekly, Weekly Is to be
scontnuedf paid in advance at the time subscribed
orr the subscriber must order rHise II will be
continued, adoPtiOn unf lpai Tor and stopped
pail it must be paid at the time Of discontinue
nea our option II the party IL good, IL Will be
sent until paid
Rernittnces by mail, in 'sregstered . letters, at
our risk
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
sPALD1NGs PREPARED GLUE

meets all such emergencies, and no household can
afford to be without it. 1t is always ready and up to
the sticking point. There is no longer a necessity
for mping chairs, ,spnsered veneers headless dolls
and broken cradles 1t is just the article for
shell, and other ornamental work SO popular With
ladies of refinement and taste. -
This admirable preparation is used cold, being
valuable qualities of the best cabinet-mak Glue
1t may be used in the place of ordinary, mucilage
being vastly more adhesive.
s'USEFUL IN EVERY HGUSE,''
NIB. A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price 25cts
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
MHLET SEED.

| 100 BUSHEL SMILLET, for sale for Cash b y
| lOU Imar.15tfl RAINS, BROWN CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Wholesale Depot, No. As Cedar ST., New York.
Address HENRY C. SPALDING CO.,
r-. Box, No 8 goo. New York.

Put up for Dealers in Cases containing Four Eight,
and Twelve Dozens-a beautiful Lithographic Show
Card accompanying each package.
HS-A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annuallyte eyers
household.%Ea
Sold by all prominent Statoners, Druggists, Hard
ware ard Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy
Store.
Country n,,so,.ants should make note of SPAL
DlNG'S PREPARED GLUE, when making up thei
list. 1t will stand any climate
janl0-1y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13
Tin Roofing,
II. MY EMS 81 CO..

Wholesale Coafeesioners,
No. 81 hsin ST., Cincinnati, %.
fIANeE AcaS a-as. .-seS OF superior quality. Candies
W s A. Drops Iozsnges sqSr AZ
dealers in FRUITS, s1's' H-1iines aud Fire Works.
raarlO-GA
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

TICKETS p
Are sold at all the PRlNCiPLE RAILROAD TICKET
via CINCINNATI.
P.w sTRADER, General Ticket Ag't, cin'ti.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

Aher May 1st, 1860. sol BROADW4K tI'
doors from the 81. N7choLas Hofel.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-13

Trains run by COLUMBUS TINE, which is Minute
faster than CINCINNATI TINE. 1910
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-11
THETEvENING STAR.
THE BALL.ROOn BELLE.


She stands beneath the dazzling glare
f IoFa chandciter and bracket shed, -
with milky pearls twlHd IN her hair, frs-
ma roses Eresthed about her head;
And 6nsers with her fan the While $50
She moves sedately Is queen,
And is ihdrs ehary Of her snnie.s issa-sz,s
hroidered bodice, cut fall low. ;1,
10 eve glimpse of tempting charms
arg siosins sleeves. desishedfo show -
from many q golden plated loop. 20
m Ana uimmed with laces DER and Ger,
uSI ssktSts OF snowy satin dfo -......
Ah tVtas vo -uptuous. TO the hoor. -
Aed nssr-like courtlsrs round their liege-
.,def nattefers stand. cOnteRted well
E1seem TO share In that Prestige 3
(which ciIngs around the ballroom belle.
Or would she dance-snd half the room
Are proud TO bend at her commando ~ . ii
now gaiiy smiles the one to whom s-
che oonaesosnds TO give her hand.
o, lady list awhile TO me: - -a.i
~ aItaOush there's beauty in your lace,
fonr form 50 III ght and fair to see,
OF our assGing fall of ease and g ace
nauo 4ot deem they love you true
who futter round where'er you move,
iRelr hearts viii never break for you
Men do not honor ''dolls" with love.
f2a answer well fer their caprice, 49,.
10 psnoe and hirt an hour or so;
When ballroom lights I'd" do fiicEss Tow iow'
W pen morning TO the world doth bring
us real ght, and aims sublime,
f0u are forgot-a trivial thing,
toy rsnsultsd to the time.
God gave tn you a nobler part,
To soothe the ills of human life.
10 cheer when cares Cypress the heart
. And act the angel in the wife.
% put your foelish tancies by, -
And lay your ballroom sceptre down:
Be modest, ca nest, true, and try
To win the perfect woman's crown
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ARRIVALS At THE BOTELS

s MaaLAR ~. HoTEL-E n Resss, Ga; J
GSss%an. Ind; Hon s MA Lady:
We w. fRndly and ladI, o. DZsehsris.. Nd. Mad
w, w11 s Do; lngTasa% and lady, NY;A. 4ndsr
SPSf . saG ssG s.. hssG JE.hts s1
Do Ms. F sms: Ssd do sd Ho Wis Flor
s os:m1stS p SH do w Thom.Sn,S; Mr and MRS
e. ri any 6G TF NY: 81 S W sSs
DIV WItsOrs La; D. sFssF' SCI oGnely AND and
White Tenn; Hon y somes, Me; c fhomOso6
s is5x Iakay. Md: HamLItun, sc; j baker and
90; Forbes snd family, do; Forbes, DO. nuO'i''
N HArl4t o.I.L H0TEL.-C ii Garth, Nd; II B
a Newton, Manuel Psoneco, Lsndsiuri. MAI,
Psnial. fGGS 81; tWsIf s lad sIT99s.S isd
RaIsSss: Pa = A W.Itsles, Md; p Clemens. K +
III, fas dr ssd s sds s WI;
sds va W H 6sad.IHa M I9es' f s9d
iltea G.a.k, NY; ii Ellis. La; w 4 s,sli an
f.as ssriy; La; BiSkeI Pa; yohnsSns
4 BGHhn. II podssir Ne ps nhsfSsis' sesry, Ia q
sin nv iIli IA ~: C9sash, g r Casaeh, Rob
speck. SC; JSsSS sasiir si w Psshir, NY; pr
efs and lidy He. ueioi'"o' nhJ
8 S nHs. ~, H0TEL-G Dick and lady, sc: ]
RI frSg1, Ars; yavrison ana aaus hter. Va: a Ri 1
go. y, ~, Il. Curts, Men; Mr. vadyke, Pa: NJ IA,
~ ne &c ne rdson. La; Sesvey, NC; w Po .rs
Si - pHs5ps5; Mathews, A .pNeal, Mr. Real
bs;o fI.oP, Va, yWsfssI, Ia " aad chiId. N .,
~ UPS bs!thsl, Ala; rilkinton. Nd: q !.
Williams. "; W AIdrides,s NJ GGaHtf1; NY;
sses.S S 4 r Is,lor. Ind Wood, Mrs Hanti s
B B,9w9: ml;s; q PaImtr, NY; KB sis. hbysnt'
Whit vi n, seaq.z: N.Y. srisss and "a iy a
x.pSm aes "a fnckn,r. Herrod. en-
Hooper, gt.i; Dr. W Lee. Ga; Berry And n o.
MI mona, ais Raymond Mas; Is tsIaEeIes
T., ITrp.s.yyoys M; w Banks, Va; D RIohsrdson
A Sssus e Ny; sImons, IF MundsT. Pa:
aos n M, " rutnsm, Mlss; ID w washburn pa
Dc Strother, Ia. nooefAon'
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q. tnIES AeA1NsI AN AMERICAN CoNsuL-It
- Phed from Washington as follows:
captain John Reeves, Naval Architect for the
ah OF turkey for twenty-one years, is now in
tc.n Prefsrrng charges against the mer
R,o,,,s Oy he aI CenstantinoPle, John p Brown
Saee department has the matter under advise.
!nent. Other parties also complain of MI. Brown,
u zoe PROBABILITY is that his course while in
turkey VIII De investigated by Congress
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7 ~, ~ aeW Arctc Expedition sailed from New
LONDON, Conn on Tuesday last. on board OF The
park george Henry. The expedition is not yery
numerous t FOR 1t consists only of Mr. b Half
o. o. Sineinnsti, and his Esquimaux guide. Cud,
nan, designs to leave the vessel in which he
s ss AZ sussex Island, taking with him a Iarge
b Sca.' weieh has been constructed expressly for
nIul anu Win Which he designs to make explo
Io'+ohS IN tns region lying between Cape vii
S,s. ana the entrance to Fury and Hecla
s SSan' crew OF i've Esquimau1 which he will
oeec, az Sussex Island, will assist him In his re-
OF the party which went with Sir John FrsnIIin
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in HThHEssf TAifEss 81 SFEE s1TAAIN LANDS

,Notce IL hereby riven Chad tha \. -.
@ts ~ ,s Nv xst m lows, sod within the Claimed
the mast Of Pa coon Fork Of IA ,s, shove
o cam s *. from
served y the time being, from ale or f.a ue re-
tson ~ any spscfes OF scrip or warranf M liz
.tsna.ss me recent deosion of the sa,rems Court
IBIS aetion is deemed necessary Ia afford lime
wise. tbs cse Of a,tusl bona ffs grtfiers MA
under tiles nom the state. and 20 make sach pro
Whnn ~ connrHsnon OF adjustment OF the eisims
PAPER ~ J0s WIf.a(5N
ommissieneI Of the General Land Once.
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