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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-23

QUARTER ELECTIONS.-The Council Of the City OF
~ Richmond have appointed following gentlemen
Commissioners aud Conductors Of the Charter
Elections for the present year. In the several wards oil the
city;
RoR wARD-Joeph Brumme J. J. wilson l. Libby
A. Craig Word C0nLaissiOHeyS and r. T. Seal CondHc
tor The election TO be held at Market Hall
FoR MADISON WARD-E shepperson Jas Scott j. H. Grant
g. n Gwathmey and g. W. Randolph. Commissioners and II.
ChAkey, CoRduo The election be held at the City Hall
FOR MONRoX WARDT Boudar T. Barhsm K. p Davis, 7. W.
r. Matthews Commissioners and WIN. n Kelley,
Conductor The election held LAcys shop, Broad
THos LAWSON, c. C. R.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-23
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR MARCH, 1860.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & co, Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWAH.

TIE Managers call hs attention OF tie pubic 10 the onoicing
Splendid Schemes 20 be drdoH IN Wilmington, DeLodre,
BYSTA TE 4 UTHORITy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-23
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO,OOO!

ANNUAL INCOME, s2,25O,OO0I
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATE OVER fsoOOOoI
Al Directors Personally ReponsiJ r e EgGysnent Of
he C6mpdly.
NE respectfully ask attention to the security Liverpool
w aud London Insurance Company 10 Its policy holders IA N.
large cash capital and investments as stated above
The large capital and Income Of the Company enable Aks
lines convenient TO paresTequng large onsurAnce
In addition 70 the ordinary mode Of insurance. this Company
sues on the payment OF TEN NM.
Al PREMIUMS Property Il, theuceforth PERNA hKyTLH
INSURED ThePocy can be cancelled any me pre-
MUM will be returnedless per tent
This Company will make nsurknee by Rents by Fire on
and most liberal principle.
Under the Policies Of this Company all claims paid upon pFe.
senaton Of satisfactory proof loss without dbGasns deig
Jr interest," and not usual SIXTY DAYS amer presents.
lion Of proof. W0RTHAM WYATT, Agents
mild 100 Ma strar f.U, ,Ionrs. .ho p,.,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-23
JAMES q. BOss.ER,

IN q RA N VE AHENT
office East side Of llh Street Ond door NORTH ofte Orsr O,
Main Gid lln
DEPREsENTs the following S established and reliable Com.
IL panies:
Arctic Fire Insurance Co., Of the City New York. cspsI
ana surplus ... $500 900
Hombodt Fire Insurance Co., of The City New York csp
tai and surplus e.2 eco
Fulton Pre Insurance Co.. theCity OF York capital
and surplus 2s2 600
Irving Fire Insurance Co. Of " capital S2O 90 with sTgs
surplus.
PhGnix Fire In Co. Of Brooklyn Capital surpu 1921 900
Policies issued Buildings Furniture Manufactures Merbsn.
dze and Personal generally damage by
Gre the favorable promptly adjusted and
punctCaly settled the security offered by the Companies
conducted they by experiences affords 10 the
Insured the most ample guarantee and the full
contracts entered into by them viii fuhedln most sst
factory The long expe OF the subscriber n these
matters will facilitate and protect the best Of his abes the
Interest Of all who be disposed patronlEe his Coun
try risks Inland navigation risks and their cargses IN
nor insused IN ne unogtre reason term e,s-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-23
RICHMOND MADE

Agricultural Machinery.
HAVING completed machine shops Franklin Street.
and Walnut Alley the whole being with NV I'm.
plement and Seed Store Main Street particular
attention from the farmers OF Virginia. my facilities
turing every kind Of Agricultural Machinery and Implement
shall especial attention the manufacture
ING MACHINES Of the best models Workmanship
My PORTABLE HORSE POWER arranged 70 require ne
digging delay in starting and has secured the approval Of al
who have used them Ny PATENT STRAW CUTTERS are too well
known 10 need CONNER dation.
As heretofore keep constantly hand
fully warranted Corn shelters for hand power Wheat
Pans Cradles Reape Hay Presses Cider Mills Brs Povs
arrows Hay Rakes Geaners Cuyator Gum aud Leather Ma
chine Betting, &c, &c
~ Repairs Of all kinds promptly attended TO.
for Rlckford liuimans and GuAno Drills and
McCormcks Reaper and Mower.
fes-d3m H. NJ SMITH, No. Il Main ST.
SOUTHERN LOCK KMaNUFACTORY.--DEsnin
- Locks Of description Sliding Door Trimmings the
best quality Also Prison and Bank Hinges and Bo OF
any height Bells hung, with or without Tubes
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE
As sell work but manufacture prepared to
Warrant to give entire satisfaction TO those may favor me
with q call
WILLIAM READY
220 Main Street, between sth and 9Th,
felO-ly RCEMosD, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-23

NrOTICE-The attention Of persons about to build the
lines of the streets public alleys Of the city requested TO
the following extract city ordinance concerning
person intending hereafter to build or erect house
other structure upon street public alley shah first
Engineer the city In hs absence inab fly
Superintendent Of Streets, certificate In writing
Of line and adopted grade such the place where
he erected and shall be the duty Of
Superintendent OF Streets 10 e In the Chamber
Office duplicate said certificate shall
build build erect house
other upon the line OF such street alley without
having obtained such certificate be shall be ned not less than
FIVE than twenty dollars" W. GILL, CITY Engr
ofStreets generally mhl2-lm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-23
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF lELAWARE,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN
Every other Ticket a Prize.

Prizes payable In fulI, Without ueducon,
In these Lotteries every prize Is dawn
a0IJVXE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-23

"OhlCE,- st,s, and mass Of approved brands
~ h'l..e and Olive on
.. "a Beans superior A1rostura
'-'.'s4 AID isg sac ios 1y j. FrrFIELD GEORaE
ga In NJ Blair a Co.'S buildnE
Corner IZfh auI Cary Streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-23

NOR RENT-One Tenement north side Basin Bank sd-
,~S-,it, WARWICK 1 BARKSDALE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
Land for Sale.


T WILL seifths psern ses Hian which naw rssaae,
i situated upen the Nashville AID Hnrf-eestorc'
Tgfppfks snd siss sren he <asS<als ene Cils@f.-
rocss Raiisczd beat - niies ifcA2 eAANshsss an1
raiic freu LaxerGne.
viii sell either The entire tfsrf, ceasss<f1E q
40 srres 81 enly portsoE 81 The same. censissinE
Of abant 20 acrss- 1hs prcEEsses have . ns< and
crnlllodieaE Dwelling, tessinef zth 81 SAY
Out Hocses lies a nsediafeiy between tae farnp.ks
and Rallrtad fr<sttiDg each, Eaa are = sega
borbood Il exeeiient schepls, Churches zne society
lhe had Is Ae sFtefea and = e Tie boksosa Ind
n Hsrrssaae crsek- Ib.re IL sboat so acres q
cleared hH9 uEzsl the trzet-
The ab.se lsrd = 81 szst ssHtiemea who are doing
bufiness IN <ssfsisls. src also feE fsrsainS Per-
So FenerzIs. oA1pet es az<elisa ~ zny aznd IL
Tennessee
TxEEl sea us.en The fsssswnz teras one tfzire i-
each ~he1 p<z<e<slea = Elxen teheh vi - ssssa
a ans fiss.1 the beiaHee nfen s1e fesrs sl-a-
sEs insere<z sps slBef terms thai Fa sat s1s
fsrrh sSer, Fefs,sss eezaFoas 81 paFcAa1Ex ga 20
dress The are<rzSed Al 1agesgne. zennr-<e=s cf s<
Go BE- ssez sp,a sisr p<szssses - uzksAz ee4etft
e E1xsra East, issI-s q N<s1s =, =, a 49,.
szH9-t1zs<b tE-4A y So
iesaslIse Jeurpsl iii give sHsesues< = IFt
xscklx ana T1.a- ans Anzsf l<an ~ ssfs 1AsA -
Ef fkEra4ry.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

..---...-...... aIsEzBc< shoalt p e4<E{ ~ ~
- - - - .1es erls< Lc<terz 1cxets -
e $3.50. = 1900 q Ecks1s- ne ee-4et
$3.50 ~ssk ssras ssa s@ssllss :. xs<s ss
$500 Ffizss q fren - ~ - 800
SO = 49, ks1nss--sizA xekse = &c 49,. 4;
ttes<1 - = $3.50 Are fas14. and nod1<
- - -. - sscxssz, h i - nase.<a<e9n -
= .e,..- - ssszo< e <Aeecs e ke<<e4 49,
- .-~s> = c<~<e<<zpa - t1e prize g -
- a. S<srf lnsta><e ehe<s ierzs f<-zcs - 80.
= ~ ssh ecs1 8 Meets, - = -. - -
80 tzse~= Xzna<<f1-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
Buena Vista Springs
FOR REM.

THAT popular resort, located two miles from the
city on an excellent turnpike road, Is now OFFER
ed for rent for the ensuing year. The proprietors
have spared expense in identifying The grounds,
and making such substantsl improvements 20
make II an inviting place for those plessureseekers
whose business will admit Of but limited absence
from the city. There the grounds well
furnished house provided with everything requisite
To social amusement Bal liar kc-; also desirable
a residence Also smother building dettched con
tanning tw new and excellent Ten-P.n Alleys, Bar
&c.
The premises contain two never falling sulphur
Springs that yearly attract thousands from the city
on account OF their medical and palatabie qualities
For further particulars touching the merits VI The
place, terms OF rent, &c, cali on
DOUGLAS WALSH,
Corner Of Deaderek and Cherry streets,
asefa-,f Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

x-oary.xrx s1rss 81 izn< hires usles ses tAs cay
IL zoIz zszzzsss< "a - ts<k- eesa< ref< e n
k<sxltx tz-1eIs4. he nessrce ez<srz6 1kd = So
elsie - xahzx1fn- fts 81 - e tee rz<hes4 saalz-
. sn6 81 6<f6<r,<< rsfrezz = szssf1or g Eo<e
zzzs e. <ue Sc TnzrlF< xts <<z<5e e - rs<e
skzh sr1zts IN - fert1Elly 81 7s<<ia< - 81
eA5z2 i xTe4t z ~ sse<st<4 - t11zs a94.E< .
<zxz<s b sh4z b<<zl>z. Tsr >zrns e 49,, b.,
xS5.1f y z 1kAElE, e. - 3.
5zs1s-l11<se sLxsepcx 1f~<oh
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

west.
1850. FALL ARRANGEnENT. $50.
Two Daily Trains 20 81. Louis, Cincinnati
aud Chicago.
NS and after DECEMBER sth 1889, Passenger
" Trains xiiilesvs New AIbaEy asfo!lows: -
1910 A. ~, Chicago and 81 lsais Empress Ehff
(Iatly except sunday aehins - iouik ~ Il 50
A. NJ ,aad cniezge Al 1910 A -; cincinhAii -
1915 r. n.
leas r. u. Chicago and -. Louie Night Express
(Il.iiy sxespf sxtarGsss). rezehins - leais -
500 p. n, and chiesEo ~ 1919 p ~. oe eetnr-
day nights this tran rars oaiy - Aitcae-i. re-
faSaisE Handay uzOrni1ax.
las p. u. Nisek he'll Accommodation fpsi{ <zeeft
sunaassa Rssnyuing. eonnec:s Nth us IRAN
from 81 flouix Al s:3s A. NJ. reschinS Sss Al
banv Al ssus =. -, Losissllss ~ tsfe p -
Trains leave =. ieass A. ga A. NJ eea 4o1F-
Nsrrssiak al Isussssl.s ~ els A. =. AID ssto
Pm.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
Leave Nashville at 7:S0, A. =. and 2,r. u.
COMING WEST.

COMING WEST
Arrive at Nashville at s:40, A. n. and $40 p. u.
Ii rail connection, and shortest route to Boston
"A New YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton, Charieston, Savannah, Montgomery, New Or
leans, &C. Passengers for ihe East aud Ssuth. over
the Memphis ana Charleston Railroad will take the
P. NJ tram from Nashville, which will csnDect al
Chattanooga with the quick train for " Washington,
Philadelphia, New York, &c, and at Stevenson with
the fast train over the Memphis and Charle-ton
Railroad and its southern connections Passengers
for the. Western and Atlanta Railroad connecting
with the Georgia and south Carolina Roads viii go
through without detention by taking the 80 A. n.
train from Nashville.
Through Tickets may be had at any hour on appli-
cation Ticket Agent, Office at Depot, the fol-
lowing places, and ut the followIng prices, viz:
Nashville 10 New York. via Sharleston. s. C $50 90
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
Removed.

hemOVeus
ME have removed our stock aud Business from
w No. SO, Market street, 20 the large and ex-
teDsive Boase, No. o, street, formerly oceu-
pied by Messrs. Carter, WilisfoTd Co., where We
will continue the Agricultural ind sees bushes as
heretofore. ARMSTRONG 90.
ian--lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

a. 500 prizes hnionutibk tes s-S-teSS
Tssketsssu aaIyessio quarter - Eightnt - 90
tos 20 whoies costs = ~ ~
ao d. 20 Halves lsf ~
do do &c QuaTterz,. - %
do DO. 80 Eighths, -s------ - 81
GRIND Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
on THE HAVANA PLAN haA
Ezfxa Czass I'D. .6gI
70 p.dr.xniE wllmis s ION psl-~aFss v edrss1Ar
Feb. -, Iseo-
Every other Ticket Prize.
prizfs payablt in full without dsdnftion
Ia hese Lotfsrssses<Ty Prsssfs drGEsl
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
EXPRESS FREIGHT.

TINE Nashville snd Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
L ny, in connection with the Roads below,
running an Exps e-s Freight Train from Charleston
and Savannah nashville at slower speed buf with
the same certainty thei- passenger trains No de-
lay TO freights by this Route Z. W. COLE,
Jan2I-u. Supt-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
PREMIUM PIANOS.
New Music! New Music!!
At IINck'S Music Store,

DOBBIN around ,Schottisch, 70 cUate
ID Silyery Midnight Moon, eb
Ihaye heard from m home, rs "
Annie Lisle, Ia beautiful Song) Is I"
Gentle Annie lvariations by Bellak, IS 90
Forest Glade Polka Br;lia Mt by Colts
chalk, SO
La Trav iata complete Opera. So 90
Richards son - revised Piano Instructor, 90
Teachers and Semnares supplied on the usual
TERMS and Music sent any part of the country on
receipt of marketprlee- ssptlT-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
Orainary Drawing,
To take place as specified.
One Grand Capital Prize of $685. 90
Approximation Prizes.
who,. rieksts slo: halves ss :auarters go s
rN oRnERINe rIcKETs or cERrrrIcArEs

Enclosethc amount Of money 10 our address 70
what you wish 10 purchase; name the Lottery il.
which you ish &c Invested, and " neither you xislI
Sholes, Halves or Quarters, OF Hgbths, on receipt
Of which We send what Is ordered by nrsf mail col
gethcr With the scheme. $50 $500
Immediately after the drawing - Printed DRAWN
certified to by the Commissioners viii be sent wit
Explanation
ss- Purchasers will please write their signature
plain, and give the name Of their Post Once count
and State
Observation-Disclosures rictlyco ndenfiai
ss- Allprizes OF 81 ,0ooand under pal dimmediatl
after the drawing-othelp rizesatthe usaa timso o.
forty days. aiH
HPwood Eddy 4 Co.'s Lotteries are drawn a.
Aug asta, georgia, and = wilmington, Delaware
AddressOrders or Eekotkor Certiicates by Il
or Express TO bedirectedto $3.50
wooD, EDDY & CO. Augusta Georgia.
or MOOD, EDDY & CO. Atlanta Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY c CO. Wilmington Delaware.
EE-Circuiars containing Schemes for the mont
will be sent free OF expense BY addressing above
Jan27
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
'G!feasperiatipa.
louisville. and Nashville
ar RAILROAD .


FTsWo through Express Passenger Trains between
Il Nashville and Louisville, making close conDee-
ph:a, Baltimores Washington Gay, Buf.lo; Niagara
Fails, Cleveland, Cincinnati, 81 Lomis, and the Far
West = 81 SIX e 1ifes 2 fftattast4ts
On and after suxpAY, January ed, 1850, trains
viii run follows.
Firsitraiuleaves Nashville It 80 N daily stop
ping Gallatin, Bowling Green Glasgow Junction,
Elzabethfown and all reg nar stations " hen signal
led by Tag and arriving in LOUSY lile at go p
N keturing, leaves Louisville At 3 90 p ~, stop
ping above and arriving Nashville ~ 6so5
A. NJ.
Second train leaves Nashville at 1880 A. u daily
(Sundays excepted, stopping as hrst train and ar
irving in Louisville $40 p. NJ Returning leaves
Louisville at $40 A. N. stopping above, and ar
irving in Nashville al 5.S5 r. NJ. EsE s 81
Gallaiin Accommodation Train leaves Mash vile
daily (Sahdays exespted1 at Sis p NJ, and arrir
ing Ia Gaiiatin at5:le p II. Returning leaves Gaila-
tin at -O0A NJ and arrives in Nashville at s:1o
Am. JN0. b. ANDERSON Supr.
a. J. FIEIp Ger IrieketAg 49,. jan2s-dtf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
Giufrp Stables.
LIVERY STABLE.

WIN. T-WRGHT CO, wcaia respeet-.N
w flIIyiEforn theoitizsns Of Nashville IN
snd the public generally that they have NAA.
purchased the veil knox Livery Stable tie
ana axtures, forp erly occupied by WA Philips 90
Market Street .lus below the square
Wehays assf-ratelotz and box-stAllr 10 accomDs.
datsdroyeTs, and ali frieacs who lnay favor ~
with their Patronage
We pledge ourseiE esto CAV atsfaetio
We AASea largeoamber OF nne Saddle Horses ans
ne Baggies Airs 1t all tines
Tkelsrtis ~s 40 eti atead be3n gsurPessse byaE
es<oicIl tes SSatherpceaHiry- Consaieng AID 90
fsss-iy WHIT. WRIGHT CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

All Trafns ennassf CLOSELY <i<A ali Passenger
Fr.ns ez tns Ohio sBs aszss ppt skelirre4 s1e e<.t
Ius-dEiselF go ~ srzies shs1 facs are e<ief-
ed thercbs insoftns % P4s<cussft Tcii4e1e essne<
sseas ~ 2Iskhsl ifezs st- Ls4s t1ns s1esti
s4s- kessz zk.xs ssad Baggage t<zsp - AHd ffsn
any part u the city aha Tbs Cars free - rezfkz-
Bcts p roax ) fr2tns eoRHeetc5oc<st - 1fszac<s-
sic IA ths terre tizrts 4sa sixbneaa ka.zfascs
e1zsfsr Ierrs n9cie - -. aaEzsan1 kzz<foz h.
alzaze1as. Aff-zf4ye<tx ~ Ne Ieze1e xezLefn
aal.sy. And ~slh he siekizss sesthrre >nd
SsrshsfE lu4skns & Ter feie1o see thicz<e .n1
al iaIsstaesz.te 1-zlleHs. Axe - 4eElE@a 1ty
VIA tAe sszhixan ce4-fal Rs.lzs7d feF c1sezEe 1nd
AL psssss uesz.s rst- Alzefef p<t<Dst1&t
al y1sats E4sz- f+
ar 6<nef4ifasseaEsr o1cs s<s. 80 Azsa<tf<<<
Isss<x liz kx = hess Iizf-oC gu Ifekkf1 zz4 FIR
tk<< snfortaaria1 ee ool4lasa-
Trzs1s ere rzE % Lo1zssiitt tfus.
xsx Alsssy .oez- u. las. esss7-st
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
WHO RVENTED THE SEWING MACHINE !
The Howe Sewing Machines!
ESTABLISHED ls45.
T.. Howe, JS., original Inventor a

Z, HOWes JS.s eT1gIBal tnSentof
2asenfee.
rJSBEgE MACHINES are sS.ictly First Class and for
il beauty and simplicity Of s=..=uction- durbility
and efficiency in working, are unequalled by any.
They make tight lock 81 teh more nearly alike upon
both sides of the goods than that made by any other
Machine. -
They are capable Of doing greater variety Of work
than any other family naehine. The So narhine lie
warranted 10 do as line work as the aeeler a Will
sou and heavy as The large Singer ,aaehlne
Ia FAMILY MAcBINEs.-Prlees SEQ, $40,
Tie Howe CYLINDER Machines, for all Leather
stitching such as Boot and Shoe werk, Carriage
1rlmming Harness ~ork; &c: nave always ne ma
yersaiiy admitted No other Leather machines use
so small needle as the Howe Cylinder Machine
Pnce-lS5 and $3.50.
What Constitutes Coed Sewing Maehin :
l. IL should be well made, simple IN il eonssruc-
tion and easily kept in order.
2 il should make tight iock-sttch, alike on both
sides OF the matefisl-
3. il should sew ANY and all materials that can be
sewed
s. Il should be able 10 Sew from cosEs Sc 60 tine,
and from thick 10 thin with rapsaity and s1thost
i, should be able 10 make the tension greater or
ess, both the unaer and upper threads, asd with
Uniformity.
I /, should have straight needle; cured onss are
s. The needle should have perpendicular mion.os
This h absolu,ei, necessary Tor heavy work
with hemmsr; should siisch, tell, run and gather.
10. IL should be always ready 10 work.
H. Ishoeid be Capable Of using the anne size OF
thread on both sides Of the X, and o. using dfner
eat coiosed thread six, above or below % cor
respond with any Two e0soFs II sloth 10 be unite
IA IA should be able to make long or short
II. IL should commence sewing tightly At the 6rst
itch,
IA IA should rnn easily ard make but little noise.
is. IL should have 3 wbeel[eed; none others are
in Constant contact nh the work
Is. Il should asf be liable get oct Of order
IL Il should be liable 70 break the thread, nor
* the stitches
Is Is should nef be liable te oil the operators
dress.
H. IL should nee form rsgde on shs under side.
ner ravel out nor be wasteful Of thread, es - the
case With all chain stitch mac hines
20. IL sAsrid soi be "n-re trcable than IL IL
xorth-n
Get the Best.
The Howe Family and Leather hschipeSars war;
rsnted 90 give better sztsiseob than any okher ma.
chimes In the market, oy Eaoney refunded ?
The beet se~rg Machine cotton In the city, (orrz
& HacrEusht's,) sf so cents per dczen- Howes
Machine Twist, an excellent article, - cents per
CONE BROS,
sS College street,
6er2s-n - orer kscteiiznds
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

Asa "A AppToxinasIens Pr.ses F@aslH2 TUB -
W 10 $500
- eEE,rsze- anosntinf tot5<o geo
&rs1e rlc< rts5re Halves s. zzaartefs<-s -
P~rsou : = i 3 ezil zen iit1e F.s<
.eksre fofx hsek - 81 scae aSertlHe@l
s-s.lse.ss sfrack.s tef IA whales ~
%. Do. IL h.lxsz, :. "a
a.. do. - Eixhtks, :. -s---s y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11

auckskin shirts and Drawers
4 sspply 81 best sssIaf sna = fsw 81 ssesaz
a rzks. Gee <lvs1 Asa rs sale By
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
4 BLOODLESS VICTORY IL!
100000 Boxes Seld Of
AAOREHEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

rT,Hfsenormoas uansity ofthistnvaiuable Rene
L q has been purchased by citizens OF the Uniteo
Ssates sturing the shofttms 10 has been before the
puaIsc The reason for thsss Extraordinary ssccessis
simpyI tbs setaAltruth and value Of the article.
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and carries with 10 lts recomrDe pdstion- Truly
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-11
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-14
STATE aTE ms.

The State journal says that notice
has been given by the Department at
Washington that the lands decided by
the Supreme Court to be without the
claim of the River Company, will con-
tinue reserved for location, in order to
allow Congress to consider upon petit.
tons and memorials from bona tide
settlers holding titles under the State.
Hail the size Of large goose egg fell
in Bloo6eld on Saturday last. Some o.
the hail measured ten and half inches
in circumference, and in their fall done
an immense amount of damage.
Cherries have made their appearance
in the Keokuk markets.
The Northern line of packets propose
to carry all freight intended for the tor
nado sufferers, free of charge.
The Wintersctt Palladium says that 8
lad named Oliver Mcdaniel was drowneo
while in bathing near that town on Sat
urday last.
A party Of the ladies Of vintcn made
descent upon the whiskey shops Of tha,
place on Thursday evening Of last week
and smashed up things generally. w,
very much doubt the policy or prophet,
Of such acts.
The Cedar Falls Gazette gives IN,
particulars Of the drowning of a young
man named Myer, near that place o,
Saturday afternoon last. In attempting
to wade creek he got into deep water
and not being able to swim, sunk. II,
was found in the pond Of the mill dam.
Last Saturday morniog a young ma,
residing - leidy <Ealla was struck b,
liehtsings che Aaid taking effect in BIZ
foot His i.jariss are quite light.