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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-10
Ao0g:s. IT,. laE seslt anl 3lenI.


E4;a FOR SALE.--A highly improved .A.s
i T"nI TKT PLACE or FIVE ACRES, little
tGilt ree hundred yards from the first Yoik ToiGat.
Nc The GfR RR Bdth TG G6m
SEEEr TOLL GAF for G Gae ct on chA dS
EOR SALE.--A Farm in Frederick County
L tlIce mics from Mt Airy; contains 500 acres haIf
Gni o s2i Of en Quality and in high state Of cult
b4ins, and al necessary outbuildngs large farm
%s Apply EniaE S street. balance on long
le3e1f TN REID.
WHARF PROPERTY, SPRING GARDENS,
LEASE fronting l67 feet Osend street with depth Of
800 feet and improved wharffront of60O feet
1cl- u 20 N. Charles street.
80 FOR SALE.
sill "A TWO STORY AND ATTIC DWELLING on
'ge3onfa neal i''''' vii HA e saiS Il" on
H,.o9 6Unonne1s WIFI
O. FOR SALB.-That most desirable and
Mil well improved COUNTRY SEAT called ..GI AN
l VILE" situated the Reisterstown TurnpiIia a.
mp p4S Si'g by Units eSnn BIZ y
iargT Pators library and dining room first noorGar
ogse Corn Glib Chicken House &c Also an abSnd sne
Peaches and Apples Terms viii be made ycFy nfmrs
Apply to NEWC6MERH E" S 2Py S5sf5RPa1
Iezl-go@ Howard street, near Pratt.
80 FOR RENT.-THE TWO -STORY BRICK
Iii sfREEfS G S4t II "A AtBE i and STILES
fence for = snail family. Apply to
axe JOHN HEN DERSON e. co,
c1I- Corner Commerce and Pratt stree1s
G;;; VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
ais tt2rnev for the owner, at private sale the
p stt slNG on the southwest of Charles and
ne lot fronts % feet Charles street with
nGph OF 10, feet to 20 foot alley The improvements
F~istSt % thfSe story Nv SLING, with bfownsone
'front.' and ) ahl, on the ii the lot $3.50 -
Also, for sale, TWO BUILDING iOTS aaioin;p, ,, oc
fy $50 feet T. " ATT ri aTfII Il, T S'ch 20
h!lnL u NO, Al st. Paul STREE.
] OF FOR RENT OR LEASE.-On Nav LIST,
- LOT on west side Of alhenatle, between Pratt and
STILES Streets about 81 ieet and about 70 feet deep
suitable for STORAGE Of wood coal, lumber &c Enquire of
W :. Gross, East Falls and Eastern avenues. ftgtf
{ iRUUND RENlS.-4 Of $500, 4 of Sl37 SO 4
"a Of l2a Of SGD and smaer sums, on city property
well secured, original rents, and title indsputabie
., w w. GLENN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02
- From The Montgomery Mall
More Despateaes from Ned.

CHARLESTON. April 24.-Late at nghf.-A
deril of a Time to-day Ali day expected
to come up with 1.-The fact" Ii was no go.
worked hard. Every man met was ready
TO tell me the name of the nomiDee. Made a
mem. in each case and made conditional
pledges for my man. for Vice. At night bad
a list of seven dead-sare nominees-and my
man on the ticket with each. That looks
favorable.
We are all here from Alabama. We have
things our own way. All the South looks up
to us--in every thing but the nominations
aud platform. But they have agreed TO let
US have the platform first aud say it will
suit us-but that : deyiliSh uncs riain.
don't like Douglas much now. He is
grow ing weaker. l always Thought his NOM
ination id uncertain. Fernando Wood
made his speech to-day. he is an orator.
Likewise be is map of influence. He is
patriot beyond doubt, but most people
think. a very unpriucipied man. L am viii
ling for my man To b Vice, under him.
Tell Squire W, he may let ont on
Douglas now. He is dead cock. | know the
Squire never liked him, but his delicacy
kept him silent. Douglas is a dangerous
no, mean be is not dangerous any longer.
My man should not go on the ticket with
him. The crowd is now very drunk must
listen!
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02
SIseriR,s Sale.

DY virtue Of the authority conferred, by the
ID hereinafter described vcndition exponas 70 M
directed and deli from the Hon. Circuit Court
OF Davidson county, Tennessee iis January Term,
1900 " IA expose public sale, the highest bid
der FOR cash the Court house Yard gate the ~
Nashville saturday, the STU day of My, 1850,
all the Tsgt tile, claim, interest ana estate which
Cuas- r.. IL MaTun has and t. the following 49,
scr bed property to-SIt One negro Woman named
kitty, aged about 10 years one negro Aan med
Aaron aged about 40 years, aud other negro
Woman named Nancy, aged aouu % years, levied
upon by X. Branch, ieputy Sheriff the property
OF Chts r If. Martin, to satisfy three Judgments
ren+ered said Circuit Court, tssO la favor OF JAS
b. Craieheld sd ose in layVr sf ". II. Bgicb vs..
Edward l. tTTeuee aud =. r a. 1l1rtin
AiSD-At the same time q place, viii expose
s.is. the highest bidder fr eash the foipssin
iaTtsseli about - years OF age, OF biesk complex
or levied on by John b. MurFy .IIeputy Sheriff, as
tie property 81 q. r. IL u sTtia, salsly veBdi-
toni expouas, from the Circuit Curt OF Davidson
coauty IA IA or OF Z "a Brien against Las
Teace aRd e.. f "A Martini
AL>O--At the SANE Il . aud place will exp
g. sale, highest biader fsr cash, negro
Carl Haaed Nell, aged about j years, at rsiiter
complexion, levie,i tbe property Of { r II
Mirllst % +. =. Dfake, brPstY Sheriff, u satisfy
vaaoni exfossas lssfed b ssait Great Court "a
vor r "a. ChIHrc ST, agatist r l.. xreaes s Z.
r. IL. Martin. sale within hEgui hours
JAMES u. HMM,
sheriff OF davidson county.
.,.s-,. S Sss. r S !. ssssar. Deputies
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02
A Mr-srssTppIANs OPINION OF THE Tenn

A MTssIssIPPIANs OPINION OF THE TEyXEs-
SEE LEGISLATURE. editor of the Aber-
deem Conservative, who used to vote t1e Tig
Wicket, but now runs With the Democracy,
was up here last winter, looking around at
the wonders of the city, and while in town,
went up to the Capitol. He was very much
struck with the splendid structure, and pro-
nounced it ga mass of grandeur" ga iglo-
rious monument of genius" and so forth, and
so forth. But when he looked in upon the
Legs! AZURE, he was disguised, and the gran
deur, glory and genius that surrounded him
were lost in a storm of indignation. He went
home, and in bis paper of the 18th ult., be
turns himself loose against the Legislature,
denOuncing the members as parcel of
''whisky-heads," country grocery poIiti-
cians," drunken bullics," and we don't
know what all. 1t is very evident that none
of the members of the Legislature invited
that editor tn drink.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02
FROM tie New Yo,A lines, AOgu-, ., 1859.

= SPAtpIsG-s .-lFARED q Ira Prepared GiUe- very
asefg ami e5ieat afg.c- Tor huseGee.'-rs ani
etheEs Is ''Spadi g. Prcpa ed Gle" IL Of
Z hose Inventions, small Ia themselves. whoa, new
lertheless, go the economies OF household
agement, aud evrr-prescnt aid in saving time,
! expense ana trouble The number u small repairs
furniture, Pictare france, erOeksry, ehiIIren's
:, ieathsr, she'll AMI osher fancy work, with the
almost iunlmerabie uses 10 whi-h la every hOuse-
"a really gaUi and ready article this kind
nay be applied Vii At ggest themselves 10
the adies. Dduag Il book covers IoO<ene Ieay es,
dLapdIted MAPS ana h-Tbauuns, wll remind the
student and b. ~orm % It's value. This glue Is
ieOmpHunded with chem, cas which bold IL Perna-
nsHIly IN solution until applied, NithOat Affecting
is strength, ami which serve 10 give the adhesive
matter hrmer hold the S1Iri.ees u be united,
after which taey qaoSy evaPur@te leaving the glue
10 h-rden with rapidsiy and ienac-ty. u IS estmtt
cd thai there at least ave millions OF households
IN the United stiies Lat outlay II fr..n
10 ten dollars Is annually required make small
Pa-rs to furniture a-Oue, aP IT from the
negiects AID make shifts that are necessarily resort
ed m.yI-.w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02
DIR. KINGS DISPEASARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

RzaSfSs.-eS. DIX. KING formerly Il Ncw York Tor
EfAxS lac iastfouT years -! Louisville, Ken
tux who IA eyUt ii ais attention u the treat
4 private diseases over 50 years, u1tIeTs
himself, having attended, a ractce Tor 50 many
years, a.c cared iny thoustn,s ne Is rntb led
o ali diseases private nature, IN tier
how bal III may b. iron uiu iicus Hedi al treat
meut rom n.giect Of IN n Or King :
Ispeussry f,-alerI-S stTeei, betN CIsr-
~ the square, coud story, h. cures all
diseases OF private nature
GOSORKHEA cured with sut n1useOus medicines or
Interference Win bJsIuy-s-
TEIsIUKss s.f obi recent cate, eiertully cured
h u a few days. b. an operatiou WLieh causes 40
/ pain NhcT, a -tT.gturr cal & health cannot be
enjoye Perhaps ase c.uses more mischief
al ! "a I+F lIiurs Lhr rrIi- iiItHi much
SYFH.us slth All the -cs~rs 4 tue SAN, sroN 'ug
"a fsct bad ,sstln ,.lt, eau b. e ecu liz
curei ia a irS days
SEMINAL RE,KNEss - tr;I-u-lT atteEH IA having
given ti irs.f-- All al Iu- C'I--i I-Hcs-s
grow Ig ont OF u, brot- 20 "i 90 IA any 't-'- - t
ID esIfsCsIse tusls fsu-u's tud
essI * y-l-. ~ an .s-H'Is, e5i-ct al IA
III sIi lhe cu--l-t reade.InE tIc sab
jest unit To- ssiHvs 1Irt. All S.iIs. rriii
tdre o. age
Fem Is x1n nav BE- i,bo-iug Sith any iilic il6y
Iof the so-tb ~ sg=t % i'm la retsct.
: Persons lag sbrsai, b. Srlti - tud Stating
thsIr 3 VII a see ca = l. rect q = iiT a
king, No. - - .erlcS s1fe Nlssvtil- l-unr VIII
have va, -ss-sry nsi.1 seut - ter ID IT,
With sisss say 10 -c1ti >Lrct $780, obs rVrd
&C fotis y 'clO tne 'iiiss uatii . Ia
the essaiIs- MAJ SJ-isda" ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

CRAIGuEAD-The sale of this valuable
tract of land, situated on the GallItin turn
pike and Louisville Railroad, comes Off on
Wednesday. the I'd of May next. The tract
is situated 8 miles from The Public Square,
Nashville. and is suhdIvidcd TO suit purchas-
ers. The Louisville railroad passes through
the grounds. thus making it easy of acc IS
TO the city, either by railroad or turnpike
Those desirnus of II tending the sale can do
81 by the los O'Clock a. NJ. train, Louisville
Railroad, and return by the evening train.
Free tickets will he furnished to all. 10y APP
plication TO \. V. 5. LiND~IEY or o. p. Nc
morning OF sale. Parties wishing TO make
the trips will please be at the depot in time.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

ONE ACRE AND QUARTER.-On a recent
visit to Nevada we called on an old friend
who lives two miles IRON town, and has
what his sneighbors call ranch of one acre
and quarter. While discussing a lunch
with friend Dunn we succeeded in getting
the following items as the produce of his
snug garden.
Fairly onions, letiuse and radishes Sl5;
cabbage and tomato plants sold SIS; g ecu
peas and beans Sc; 100 lbs ripe onions 81: 20
lbs. dry sage and sweet savory $50, $50
lbs summer squash 50; cucumbrrs SO; 800
dozen ears sweet corn $3.50; 1000 lbs. corn
fodder $40; winter squashes weighing 425
lbs. Sl7; $50 quarts straw berries S325; %
quarts goose berries. currents and ra~pberries
Sl2 so: crops clover 500 lbs SO; tomatoes.
Sl5: 200 strawberry vines cut for bay. 81; $50
lbs apple mellon SIS; 200 lbs. beeis Sc; 250
lbs. parSuipS SIS; l25 lis. carrots 81 Is, $40
lbs cabbage SIP; leaves for COW $40: 100 lbs
W heat and oats 81, straw So; $500 lbs. best
mountain peaches $500; apricois, nectarines
and plum- 100 lbs, $40; asparagus. pie plant,
grated $50; 20 lbs. grapes $3.50: 1000 lbs.
potatoes $40; making the total produce Of
OF the garden foot up the snug sum OF 9l.6I1
10. In addition tu the garden the dairy
yielded net profit of 1913. and the poultry
yard, after paying $3.50, was left larger than
it WAS the previous year. Ia all the figures
the ndsume amount OF 81 800 l5 Mr. Dunn
is miner aud makes hat bis business, and
only works in his garden at sue leisure time
a. he can avail himself of--SQn Francisco Pa
ciGc.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

FIRST GREAT SALE OF CTY PEoPERTY.-
Attention is called to The first great sale of
City properly, which is advertised in our
paper this morning. This sale is made by
the Mayor under the direction OF the City
Council, aud in its terms and the character
OF the property to be sold, is worthy the at
tention of everybody. This sale will be fol-
lowed 10y others until the whole of the City
property. except such as is in actual use for
the public benefit, is disposed Of Plats of
the lots may he seen, aud all needed infor-
nation obtained by calling on the Mayor at
the upper end of the Market House, or at the
office OF GLAsCoCK d ,NEwsoM, College
Street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02
SberiG's Salrs.
Sherims Sale.

DY virtue Of ii Ga tome directed md delivered from
ID tn Honorable Chtncery Court of Davidson
county. tennessee, at is November Term, s59,
viii expose Il public sale 10 the highest bidder, for
cash al tue Court House Yard, Ia the City OF Nash
vHie, Saturday, The 9Th day % Nay 1850, all tie
night, title, claim interest ant estate which Chlr les
+. II. Martin then had or may have since acquired
IL aud To the following descTibed two negro slaves
sna three horses, ,o-Wit: a ftau nanet Juns, aged
about l"rty -two years, Of biacS complexion and
NrJ aged about thirty EIGHT ycsrs, Of dark complex
ion. anG one soTrcl ard tS1 bay horses De NJ levi
I'd tie property OF Charles T.. H. Martini 10 sat
sly iuj gmeut rendered IN favor Of John +. leaves.
. and N. Tor The use &c, against Ed Lawrence and
Charles r. ii. Ala. I'm. TINS, April 4ih. 1859.
JAMES a. Hin rON Suerin,
apT5-td. BY r.. &. DRAKE, ID. sheriff.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

Illinois Banks. ; dis
Al. notes Of this STATE
should BE- c0untersigned bt
IHe state Officer, beng
tuen secured by deposit
81 state Sticks when tbs
Is moi done they are IN
saieabie.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

EzS- Several members of The Tennessee
press have passed through this city within
the last day or two on their way to join the
Editorial Excursion at Wheeling on Thurs
day. Messrs. JAMES E. JOHNSON of the COL
uulJia Mirror. r. S. NoRTHCOTT of the N,irtrees
boro Telegraph. and w. T. HENDERSON of the
NuriresJOro Ntrs, left, the first on the
O'Clock and the last two on the 10 O'Clock
train, yesterday morning. Mr.. NoRrHcorr Is
accompanied by his daughter.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

To DEMOCRATS OF ALL STYLEs.-We are
about to come in possession of a statuette in
composition of the next Democratic candi-
date for the Presidency. and having no nse
for it, will sell it cheap. It was intended as
a statuette of STEPHEN 4. DOUGLAS but If he
should MT get the nomination, it will answer
admirably for the man who does. 1t will he
sold to an Administration Democrat (who is
MT expected to want it much) for fifteen
dollars, but from DOUGLAsIrE, considering
DoUGLAs' chances, we can't take less than
twenty.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02
IA Tracts OF LAND
r O r s A L

Adjoining the town of Manchester, in Coffee
county, Tenn, Immediately on the Manches-
ter and Mcminnyllle Railroad, without re-
serve, 10 the mig hest bidder.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

Es-Th" Tennessee Historical Society held
its annual meeting yesterday afternoon in
The Capitol. and held election for officers
for the ensuing year. The following gentle
men were elected
Presidential W. PUTNAM; Wee Presi-
dent-THos WAsHrNGroN. Esq; Recording
Sccreiary-ANsoN NELsoN; Corresponding
Seeretary-R. J. MErGs, Jr.; Treasurer
CHaRLEs T. QUrNrARD; Librarian-JoHN
MEIgs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02
Mustang LiniInent.
yaLUABLE HORSE SAVED.

Mr. - LITcH hyae Fark, Vt, ~rites:-'' hat the
horse was considered Worthiess,'' (his case Was
spawn y but since the Tree use Of the Mustang
LiaIneut, / have sold him Tor one $50 cash Your
Imminent mas been doing wonders up here-'
420 BROAD STREET, PHILADEIPBIA, Pa
fErtractD In lifting kettle from the IRE II
became unsnanazea6Ie, tilted over, and scaided my
hands very severely almost 20 a crisp II was an
aafGi sight Tue MGslaaS iIninent Al Peared 70 eA
Tract tle pain healed rapidly, without soreness
anu LETT 10 scar OI account Truly ycurs,
&C AGkLEs FOSTER
Such anguage this Is but the constant aud natu-
raI echo wherever tlis article ~ usei
Tbs iIuimeIt in1Is sshs tOte 10 Planters ahu
oxners of aOrs-s and mules SIR JOHS DANIELS,
OF Montgomery, Ala, sol slave Tor S5UO, SnO s'is
ralssd from utter IssIe1su-SS oy THIS LinlueHt-
Every family should IL lie very particular
aud eaauire Tor the BusttIg LinInieHt anu taNe NO
other.
sold By all dealers throughout North and south
neEIs;l Europe ami tIr Islands Of tie ocean ,iOr
70 cents SO cents, and 5 per bottle
BAKNE2S * pAKK, New YORK
uoy25-6mdtwGw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

NorTCE.-We have recently made change
of Carriers on one of our city routes. and it
may be that some of the subscribers ON it
have been neglected Such as have not re-
eeived their papers will please call at the
Office and inform US.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

z asss ooaI; on xsly sassrIor srssl., iazl
islss-ss kAlSz. saoxS %.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

We the undersigned, have had o.cason to pre-.
be ard watch OF the Arr, san Water IA a
vsTi-ty 81 iiscases, ana have hesitation de
Ct ring 10 o. be our oliai1u that y eXzeectlg iy
valuable rcasedy ia IN .tiy chratic diseases. 7 a Sc
iu wbich rs use has been AtGcHac3 Win the -
marked bennett thus L.r are, chronic rueuisia IN
cutt.icous alec inss, and tie chrome uisDr
ders OF tHe digestive - stem-
lee k4uH chemical elements found IA the Wufer
o such t-ttsrs- aud Jhey exist such st1trs Of
netnatun THAT we have ueabt d All he
found cxte.ded cNprTleiIr. "a elects
have a. NJ range app}cssiii ia Il
diseases al any niiaerai wat ka0Nu.
NJ Ill sAit lit, II. ~, PROT. Il surgery Ia KY.
see al nf Medicine.
L +. EwING. n. d
" a. iuNiilEY, d ,surt-, Louisville Marine
Hospital.
J.GMfFlN 81. ID.
Jos. ". fusAAd.A D., sup't- louisville Aims
Eo
J. W. KNIGHT, n. ..
aPFz7-1ui
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02
@ NED

Latg-APRIL 25, Before Day. have just
come of the atzacoaleos-nearly broke
my leg on the gangway. Siidell Is truly
great man. He is growing stronger. He
and my man are very friendly. SiideII would
make fine President. de would be strong
before the people. lie Is military hero
He fought in the Revolution at the battle OF
Pluck -your-nqeaas, where ali the natives were
destroyed by his company. Tell Squire
w to be ready 10 shout Huyrah for Pluck
yoalr-means though everything is still very
uncertain.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

"A aecfi>zks Ell AaFFrs. e-sa in s-zf ss-ltfsfss
aifles, s A. yeFy desirable % have ritf aat
convenient Sat i0s rePairias furH'tnfes ~ - rosk
Az
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

S-Upon the election of THOMAS s. Cor
DER to the Office of Magistrate in Lincoln
county the other week, the Pea Ridge Ma
tional Debating Association brought up the
following question for discussion: Suppose
Squire THOMAS 5. CoKDER had son named
THOMAS S. CoRDER. too-would 1t be proper
to call the young man THOMAS S. CoRDER,
Junior, or TO leave off the junior and call the
old man THOMAS S. REcoRDER?r
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

In presenting the merits of this in-
valuable medicine again to the public,
after trial of more than twenty years,
as certain, safe, and speedy cure of
most of the chronic diseases of the
urinary organs, the proprietor feels
fully prepared to present such an array
of facts, of the most indubitable kind,
from persons living in has Otcn tnlnae-
date neighborhood, and has oaon COUNTY,
as we'll as elsewhere, and such an array
of evidence as he confidently believes
has never before been presented 90 the
public in favor of any other medicine,
patented or not, right at the place where
it started, and enough to satisfy even
the most fastidious and incredulous,
and leave them without the shadow of
doubt OF the certain efficacy of the
LITHONTRIPTIC in the cure
of -Calculi, or Stone in the
Bladder and Kidneys, Ora
vel Deposits, Inflammation
of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Chronic Gonorrh9a, Weak
ness of the Loin, Prolapsus
Uterl, Sympathetic Complaints at
tendant on Pregnancy, &c, &c. a.;
and in time CT Labor the Lithon-
triptic has no equal on record, as can
be proved by many Certificates.
Among those testifying to its efficacy
may be mentioned, in has ODa neigh
6orhood and county, the PHYSICIANS,
the CLERGY, CLERKS OF THE CRCUIT
AND COUNTY CoURrs, MEMBERS OF
THE LEGISLATURE, THE GRAND jury
of his own county, FARMERS, MEM-
BEERS OF CONGRESS from his own
district, &C., &c. AN array of testi-
mony sufficient to leave all persons Ia
boring under any of the above-men-
toned diseases perfectly without any
excuse for not obtaining the Lithon-
triptic and being healed, but downright
obstinacy or the most inveterate anti
pathy against any secret remedy. /
will say, in the language of Holy Writ,
If you do not believe the testimony
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02
$4,000 ePssited with the
Comptroller by sash - ifarr ss Sc
euF4ty for Losses.
c ,aITROILER's OFFICE,

NAsHSntx. 3sSS., April 80, ls61-
Tie Home Insurance Company Of Nes YORK has
this cas- deposited Nish ns, cenpFoiief, the fsi-
lo~as t~euty state Of Feaasssee Beads, sK Ter esH,
feE ose fhoasaHd Daiiars esch, m compliance SiaL
Aeg q sgtb MARCH, issa, -ecsoa 20, to-~ti Ass
losl. loss 1851 iess Ioos. 1854. lies, iase. Lest,
Ioss, sess ass. ssss, ssss, So SEQ. ssss, ss2
slIs .nd sals. Tbs sAaa Gsnes sse s. - ~ saSe
. IAe Hone race cemsaaas q Nev 1ssEk-
ssgasa. }. Z. IUSLAf,
n~yl-s cea IL eiieE q fenasssss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02
River News.


ARRIVED.
April Copeland, Cincinnati.
Tennessee, Louisville,
Blanche Lewis, GAINESVILLE,
Mag l.-Geu. Anderson, Paducah,
John A. Fisher. DO.
DEPARTED.
Advance. Smithland,
John A. Fisher, Paducah.
Poland, Cincinnati.
Tennessee, Louisville.
The river is falling with q feet water Oh
the Shoals.
The Gsa. Aadsrssa is the packet for Padu-
cab to-day. She leaves ut II NJ. Capt JuHN
:. DAsBiEIIs has beea permanently trans
ferred TO this beautiful side-wLeel steamer
All hail. LAY We. TO you Capt JACK. may you
with the Gsa. -Ia5srssa have gloTious good
time generally. JACK GHREEr has charge Of
the Office.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

ro- AT the Stock Exchange Sale in New
York on Friday last. $4,000 Tennessee O.,
due 1850. suld at 9Is.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-02

MACON, TsSS
. ATSES-CLAKK FuuE;: have used your Ambro-
szl Oil IN Two Cases 4 Rae Il Ckol-
ic all Of Sh eh were elfro'aaI Iber,by; ana
would not be without Il ten dullsrz pyr bottle
mAyl-lw JOHN WAND.