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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

CLOTHING AT LESS THAN HALF PRiCE.-Fne
fbonbe Dire and froek COATS ss; ribbed Beaver Over
GOATS 8 Of upward Of 100 different
patterns OF so; ch Silk Vrsrs 81 EvAsss Clothing Mare
house No GO aud 68 Fulton st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

HoIIowAY's PILLS are hmous IN cases Of ter
insoa Of blood the head, the lives Thousands
who suffer from Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints ana Bs Sod
AZ the etores no. % ksden N " and Ne pa
strand London. and BY ell Drussss Sc, sfs 81 per
hon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

EsPENsCHEID, the popular HALTER has made I
decided bit with FALL style fcr 1850 10 beauty and br
TO pay - for HAT IN Bosdwsy whea better and er o
car Be had at No. 1lB Nasssu Beekmsn, for 5SD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

INDIA CHci Aeospx 81 50; wAsHxGToS ELtxIK, 7- For
prefsy. Gravel &e-WoLfEs ScMEpAN ScRxArps 81. For
khsnms isn-ryArr's Lirr BALsAx, 7 and AYsRs's Ex.
Rock Ross. si For Suppression 0bstra cfioa k-
VAN HANnsxIs FEMALE MONTHLY Puts si For DArThes,
Cholera Mosbus, Act Ma HArrss sIspF Soc, and SrN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING Co

knaue CRAy,T TIES OF newest patterns Also full ssso
nue. o other styles CsAvATs scARFs GLovss, UspER GAR
mssTs TEAyELAc Avis made SHIRTS and made
order from measure. sLLEcK BKo.. Of Fulton and
lar sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

NEw.YoRK OAK HALL Nos. ga and SO Fulton
s-we have resdy for city trade Fail Business bats
a. TO eoi hrt Cashmere Pants 81 to 50; Vevet Vests SIS
aid hs Dress frock and Overcosts SIS $25 Cloths.
Cssdmeres and Vesnss the make to order
De GRovI 4 Soss Merchant Taiors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29
CURTA,N GOODs. SATIN DE LANES, WORsTED

DAn.sxs, GILT CoRyIcEs, WINDOW SHADES, &c.-kELTY
FERevsos No. @ Broadway have just received per steamer
seudd stock Of the above goods patterns, very
besuu and nch Also the largest stock OF WINDOW SHADES
and other Window Ornaments In New-York. We are pre-
pared offer Inducements 10 purchasers Of the above goods
no. 2gI Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

w
treatment BY Inhalation pacteed BY Specslss In this
eiy-thst II altogether foreign importation of and
abandoned In Europe evaped and embehshed BY esseles
pIeepops novelty Sesscs II are
sufficiently dieachaned from the seduction with which
supposed novelty has invested prepared
what tndsd An<st European Physicians who s9pe
nor the dirty tehs Of qn.cfery and medical spe,uaon
Of s effects In Consumption The testimony which i'd
duce below fully estsbishes,
alone n etysateof Of CeasupOs Of its forpa
H. HAT Pulmonary Phtiisis tsbsreEIsy CeasEnp
'iea % has very l'ids v any SNasey
Ill That oaiy IA easa,rhal Affections Of tie Tsroaf ,sd
Lssss where As er,ensirs or irritation Of tSe
rsfaees tSt TIE treatzssf By lnhadS, 10 IF day
reai sass and that IN tsese only mild palliative
medicines be employed with advantage
general remedies should 20 be used
~ That nesscsa<s sxeies pofency 70 produce cry DE-
esdsd cs srsa hs systes. sAv 9es1ai local Dc
tho scon medicine the or
the healthy portions OF the lungs naed injured any
medicines which can produce % attentive curative eject
upon The disessed para
SAYS Sir CHARLES ScupLNeRE who the reader win reco
eet devoted himself this pTsce for great number Of
years. should consider waste OF Mgunelt to savos.fs
TIE piOprety Of treating phths pulmona in all It's stages Sy
general ethod n combination with local remedies BY Inas
ron srch method cemprehepdns the enployment Of
bic internal medicines scndsnore on inhalation and Con-
part more o. es complicated With Of other
sna would contrary 70 good % pursue an excrvey
LOCAL resfms1f III, 15i. Sir Charles "a. vhsn 10 peb
treatment In hs advocacy oflnhalston Bat Ia
lss be published IN The London Lancet significant
mssiped asi claim for Il 1lnhsstion ,oosi bossay a.
ss.sv v.ai y i.Svesia, SasA. :. ss-ss. !. eess-si
msssca xss IN is be ssy s.,s1 IN ueo o cssss
eon6ne myself the Of nhsaon have REQUIRE 10 vi
other thinr to yhieh my tudfnset direct. me-.
hsin- ptpsnsazy, Londoa. hs vora Pusoasry Con-
iahlsa sa time to ps N ksks, bot sssk ssses sissi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

FALL FAsBoNs.-The proprietor Of the West
Fpt No 2a Csnsst e. ate uion 70 bis bsaati
u Fall Fashion H.Ts and sh ugh claiming
all others to be light elegant durable aud what
IL equally essential n'coi. J. w. KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29
TEA. COFFEE AND SUGAR-UnquestiOnably Obj

TIA, COFFEE AND SUUAK-UH VI U
place to procure precious articles Of domsss
ton at moderate prices, ct the BowERY TEA WAREHOUSE
No. lis Bowery OF a, the CHELSEA TsA WAREHOUSE No
These known establishments identical 10 thsir
AID by combining them.s TO but those
srtces POSSESS anfages retailing variety too
well known 20 comment Pease examine bsore purchi
ing. N BThs Bo.ery Tea WarehoaAe Is iocsted bel w
No. u.s. east side and bs distinguished by the
Little .pt" In the window, who surprises every bshodsr
by bis irduy supplying numerous pa rons
OF tb tsaSsbntnt sta esh ground CDhse In quantities to
emit and In quality to plsase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29


Louisiana is not the man to finch at trifes. He
prides himself upon being the soul of honor. He
has sought the reputation of it-which he at least
does not esteem q bubble even at the pistols
muzzle But upon this forlom hope he does no.
choose to co. Not, we are sure, because bis per-
sorsl courage or sense Of right fail him in this
emergency, but because be does not choose to
throw away his political life upon purely des-
perste enterprise in which he is certain to have
no Southern followers.
Here is the view which this Southern champion
of the rights of the North, this bravest of the
Southern braves, this Wing of the Wings, this OPP
ponent in Congress of the Nebraska-Kansas bill,
deuouncer Of it and voter against ittakes Of what
is now 10 be done:
1.-The Nebraska and Kansas act had boon the Law OF
the land for year; In virtue Of It's provision
Shareholders had taken their slaves no the Territory,
expecting TO be proectsd IN their nights ana relying
upon the nopiniererence Of Congress with the rights
vested on its faith. This view agans the restoration
of the Compromise be regarded a. entitled TO consdera
ton. He was also opposed to the further agitation Of
Slavery que siit and the restoration OF the Mis-
sour Prohibition would most assuredIy inhems the
minds Of The South TO the highest degree. In his opn
icn the restoration of the Conpromise by the next
Congress On impossibity he therefore deprecated
all 0gnotion at TIE NoTtA, ana any dttsmp 10 eject
such object as rain and useless, and he told our
Northern brethren to wait wisely and periodically
for tie moment when by the happy fortune OF the
republic the injustice of bad faith win be repaired by
The operation Of the lac Of nature and NE interests
Of the people Of the Territories"
The two Hunts agree, it would seem, not only
as to the character Of the Ksnsas.Nebrsska bill,
but in deprecating all agitation at the North
Thus far their views are perfectly coincident.
But here separation takes place. Our New
York Hunt with all the confidence Of an ardent
girl of sixteen in the promises Of an old rous
refers us to the magnanimity, the good faith
the sense of honor, Of the Gouthern Whigs; K
which Mr.. Louisiana Hunt responds BY COOL,
referring US in his turn t. the "operation of tn,
Flaw Of nature"
Under such circumstances, nothing woul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29
SHAwLs, CLoAKs and TALMAs, at COLUMBIAN

HALL Stella and Cashmere Shaws from Auction. Great
bergsipa CLoAxs and TALmASs NJ. TowLE Co. will open
today 800 MORE Antique and Velvet Closts a.
lower prices other house the city 800 Cloth Tamas
CiSsks from p3 10 IS. No. Sl Grand ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

CARPHTTNGs -PsTERsON & HUMPHREY. No
Ss broadway have Just opened and In large
spendd Of RcH BRVssELs CARPETS yard Othe
CARPETS equally low. PETERSON bvMrhsEY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-29

10 COUNTRY DEALERS IN CLOTHING.-COuutTy
Ciobps merchants will fnd their advantage to examine
the extensive Of p L. ROGERS Co. cornsr Of
emo before concluding their chaes for the Fall
and trsde The firm invite comparison between their
prices tbose Of other houses In the trade: Call mne
The stock, aud then Judge. T. l.. ROGERS 20.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-27
Further hy the Canada.

HALIFAX, Nov. 22.-Strenuous efforts have been
made to bring Sweden into the alliance.
Cotton is active at Liverpool, owing to the scarcity
Of current qualities and an advance of fully ID had
been established the same descriptions. Sales
for the week 1900 bales-nearly one third on
speculation and export
Breadstuffs had advanced, and all descriptions
closed active. Wheat Sd. dearer, Flour Is, Corn
%. Sd.
Provisions unchanged, sugar advanced, money
easier-Consols 8S5.
The Canada left at 10 o'clock on the morning OF
the 10th.
The Washington left Southampton on the 7th.
It is rumored that Russia accepts the Office of
mediator between Denmark and the United States
Gen. Canrobert, in Stockholm, has charged the
Russians with bringing Sweden into the alliance
1t is reported from Berlin that Russia recently
made confidential contradiction to Prussia and
Austria of her wish to renew negotiations aud that
Bourguney had returned to Vienna with fresh in-
structions to meet the contingency of proposals for
Russia.
1t is further reported that Prince Gortschakoff.
diplomatist from Vienna the Russian Minister from
other Courts certainly to meet the Car at War
saw, the middle of November, when the question OF
the renewal OF negotiations will be settled.
1t is also rumored that the Emperor OF France is
favorable to a renewal.
A French camp of $4,000 men is being establish
ed at Silistrla
The rumors of battles near simpheropol turned
out TO be false.
Reports from Sebastopol say that the Russian
projectiles reach almost every spot in the city A
desultory FIRE is kept up on both sides.
The Allies Say the Russians are making prepare
tons for a retreat
SEBAsroPoL, Nov. 3.-The French force from
Eupatoria, on Reconnaissance, fell in with large
force of the Russians and offered battle, but the
Russians, after exchanging few rounds, retreated.
The artillery of the French afterwards burned sew.
eral towns and villages on the route and returned
to Eupatoria.
st. Petersburg dispatches say the Crimean army
is provisioned for months
Vienna paper says the Russian strength now
in the Crimea is 200, 900.
ASIA Omar Pacha has opened friendly relations
with Schamyl Sem. Pacha is to be stationed at
Erzerburn with an imperial guard, whence he would
threaten the rear Of the Russians besieging Kars.
Omar commenced to march on Kutai, on the
Goth, with % battalions.
Adyices from Prussia mention the departure of
Ambassadors for St. Petersburg
VIENNA Nov. 9.-Dispatches received from the
Turkish embassy state that the bombardment OF
Nicolaief commenced on the 29th of October and
continued the whole of the following day. The
result is not known.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Oct 29.-The Sultan announc-
ed bis intention of visiting London and Paris in
the spring
The monthly statement OF the Bank Of France
is stated not unfavorabe in its general character
though it shows diminution of million pounds.
The notes in circulation have been largely reduced
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-27

The GREAT QUFsTso1-W HTFIELD Or REED-
ER-"Inspector," tho Washington correspon-
dent of The n. Y. Courier and Enquirer, says;
The great question of the session, preliminary to
all other business, will be the admission Of Whitfield
or Reeder, or the rejection of both. The matter
will probably be decided in caucus before the organs
izati0n of the House, and some compromise on the
subject viii enter closely into the contest for the
Speakership The friends of Governor Reeder, or
rather the supporters OF the Free State party, will
not listen to any proposition which looks to the
recognition OF Whitfield, or the Infamous fraud
under which he is returned. They are perfectly
willing TO refer the question back to the people,
after the adoption by the House of a resolution
declaring the act of the so-caed Kansas Legislature
which proscrbes the Free State party and excludes
them from the polls nullity. This, then, will
probably be the issue of the affair: Whitfield will
be rejected, Reeder will be referred to the people,
and Congress itself viii pass an election law tor
Kansas, securing to the electors their rights.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-27
Elective Judiciary.

The New York papers are disappointed in the
working Of the Elective Judiciary system, and are
showing up the evils resulting. We confess the
picture is not pleasing. The Times says:
"The Journal Of Commerce denounced Judge
Cowles for his Ninth avenue decision; The Courier
and Enquirer attacked Justice Campbell for sundry
acts, and also Mr.. Writings character as lawyer.
Handbis against the latter were thickly scattered
in the Sixth ard Fourteenth Wards In the Ninth
Ward an onslaught was made on Judge Woodruff
for temperance decision. In the First Ward the
Castle Garden Injunction order by Judge Hoffman
lost him many vofes: and in all quarters the ermine
was draggled through party mud 70 the ballot boxes
The candidates themselves, we hear, entered into
the contest politicians; had their own commit.
tees; their own fund; their own ticket; and their
own lodges and contrivances. More than one was
seen about The City IIall hunting for returns in
regard 10 himself"
Upon which the Nass comments as follows:
.sNor are these scenes confined 10 city politics
alone. In the Rural Districts 90 have known
Saprerhs Caart 5asuire adjourn Court, come TO the
bar rssm Of tho Hotel where nominating coBvcn-
lion vas sitting. and treat All hands around He
was re-aominated We another, during this
Fats campaign, exeftng himself most aetivcly TO
procErc nomination, running around his (rursl)
otetItctz Anu FrttthB ~ Ahu hAcsanctJ ~ tnuIoh
which lay At bis dispossl De was also re uomlna
ted-alser iashion-bas fortunately beaten. These
bat the beginnings OF the fruits of the system
Il IA only eight years snce the 6rst elected Judges
Of The Oours Of Appeals ard Supreme Court took
their seats on the bench. Airraiy ~ have seen
such Of them IS Samuel Joaes Joha Willard
chasles Cray. Michael UlshoensF. 6e, beaten b.
The popular yoler-nos because thcy sere ineompe-
tenG--not because they werv piFiiEtns-but because
they happened 70 be re-nouainafed ~ mnoritg > ar
ties. Under the cd system these men, once placed
upon the beneh, SOY haEe renaiasd there, 1naf
feHtsl ey sAs. .zz.~. u polliieians We mizht
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-27

5000 ACRES OF VALUABLE TEXAS LAND
FOR SNH4E.

THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY acres lying In =
Wood County, vest Of the Trinity f,s3t acres In
Yanzant 'he county seat good black sos half
$40 acres in Newton county, on sabine river; part
bottom; cane lsni, bordering Piney Woods.
$40 aeres in Liberty County on Angelina river.
1.l20 in kaufman County. Excellent lane
Trinity.
2,2i4 acres in Angelina eCunty, on Matches river,
most excellent opportunity Is nos offered TO
string farms land In Texas titles beyond az
vaFFAnted-and abstract ready for Inspection II
low. Win exchange for property. large part Of d
Is al AGENT the lands on the Pacific X. r Route
view Of Maps abstracts and for any other niormatio
ply to nOv10-lAs4tl 7. w. KING,
CiarksviIle, Tenn:
Nashville True Wing insert in daily A. and In weekly
and forward account TO 4. W. King Clarksci1e ChroR
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-27
BUSINESS NOTICE.

Modern Mysteries Explained" which has been denOmi
The Giant Work of the Age" has Just been RECEIVE
by Charles W. Smith In this book Professor Mahan, Of
Ohio has met Siirtuasm its ground, meeting and
explaining by the laws of Science all the welaested facts
which have by the supersious been attributed to "sprt
ual influence "
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-27
ADELPHI THEATRE.

Second night Of the engagement of Mr. Chanfra and
Miss Albertue
Tuesday Evening" Now 2T viii be acted the great Drama
OF the OCEAN CHILD. harry Hemn Mr.. Chanfrsu; Jack
Neptu e. Miss Albertne
To be folowd BY the MODEL WIFE. The Young French
man, Mr. Chanfrau
To conclude with IN AND OUT OF PLACE, in which Miss
Albertne sustains six characters.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-27
SCOTT,S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL.

NHERE features connected with this ni worthy of
consideration and close examination the part Of
those WISHING to purchase a Feed MIL
It's mechanical construction and adaptation to The pur-
poses designed crush and grind is great
pacy, white doing immense work with extraordit =
ease, is durability Is amply provided for. The ~
and entire portableness Of the Little Giant, rendt
greater convenience for plantation and arm rnros
BILE. II requires mechanical aid bill Of expense to pI
Il up farm hand u servant put up aud = e.
running in half hours time. The convenience with
the sweep may be applied horiz0ntalas Il mo-
usual-or over head, and the mill may be easily Alta
and two horses The quantity and quality az pfanc
10 to 80 bushels Of gO feed meal per hour accornE
degree OF hnene-s gsound, and TIE ssze mill. II u
cheapest mill all things considered, here before the
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant A. b
tent and worthy Of Is the ct that there has been
Patent Right specializing hucksterug about the country
as Is usual with the thousand bungng make-s I'M
uents that got strade-nerey 10 go moaF ~
selling paming oG the patent right he cretohs
then the machine 10 be abandoned BY an PARTIES
bag; the other hand The Psteniee and Prrrs1f5s
Little Giant Mills b-lieyirg shst s e4rnat 4
that they VII sappy agrrllu<ass af ftest f4@.1-1
q connfre viz surtT1nE 49, rsrEIafsEf "a.
gaeel IN the bnsnapa, And have farrrl snIII
Ess wess and Soah ssa.s ese establishments - pldy-
inr A. solely this business highly az the9-
mills appreciated that our thousand have sod VIII
~ past eighteen months, and the ksasiost and The
nslve Manufacturers Of Agricultural implenen
United States have eagerly sought niers il tAer -
facture and sale.
No implement has been us9ss shoroakhly fesssd e. ~
Of the kind has -eeeivei ae1ersas aaa nFh '.e.'.
and none - rsasen % l6zl4aIl rracftr4t a,ilty
rs-ls rrs saasa any Tfoua1 their into every 80
rsF sna popaar faser iaAn hrukt~ Little 6aRt Cor so
8eF ANDERSON
eetf-u 81 Market ST., Nashville, Tenn
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system for Judges Of Courts Of Records, and with
it, the tenure of Office during good behavior
There was time when with our Bronsons, Cowens,
Nelson's, Walworths and Kcnts upon the bench,
the judicial repute Of New York was highest among
the States; but that was not under the elective sys
tenn
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THEsAURUs OF ENGLISH WORDS PHRASES


So Classified and Arranged facilitate the expression Of
IDEAS and Asss. in Literary Composition. by Peter
Mark Roget late Secretary Of the Royal Society, and
author of the "Brdgewater Treatise" etc. Revised
and Enlarg d; with List of FoREGS worms Ex
most frequently occurring in works of gene
raj Literature Defined in English by Barnss Sears, ID.
D. Secretary Of the Massachusetts Board Of Education,
assisted by several Literary Gentlemen.
eE work Of great merit, admirably adapted as text
book for schools aud colleges and Of high Importance to
cry American scholar. Among the numerous cOmmenda
tons received the press in ali directions the publisher
would call attention to the following;
We glad the Thesaurus Of English Words
publ he'd in this country 1t is most valuable work, Civ
ing the results OF many years labor in attempt TO CLASH
fy and arrange the words OF the Ebgish onge 10 IA
citte the practice Of compassion The Trrpcse OF
binary Dictionary Is to explain the meaning Of WORDS while
the object Of this Thesaurus is coas all the words by
which any given idea may be expressed.--PHtRdnIs
Monthly.
For sale by T00N, NELSON CO.,
noviT "a Union street.
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MILE TERESA PARODfS
Grand Concerts,
rHH
Direction of Maurice StrakOsch,

AEDIL'E TERESA PARODI begs leave % announce thai
M she viii give two Grand Concerts At the
ODD FELL0WS' NALL,
Nashville. on THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 20, and
FRIDAY EVENING. November 81. which occas,on
she wIli be assisted by MADAME AMELIA PATTI sTKA-
KOsOJ the Distinguished conuaito, AID slsNok LEU
Ma RDI, the eminent Baritone.
unappraaSAed Ia variety. II e contain Gems rom ne
great masters Of Classr, Sacred and Popular Music
ADMISSION 81 90.
~ Principal fiekst oIee Al M AeCures Muse ssors'
unIon street.. shere tie sale Tickets vii begin SAT-
URDAY Nov. "a Rt II o'clock, ana where seAs may Dc
srcIired tzff- Withoatsxtra ch4rgr--kk1
go or oPea Al o.; 10 conlHelee =, ~.
naR4l-lA
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AMOS LAWRENCE.

T0oN, NELSON CO, A. Union stree, would call atten
ton to their stock Of New Books, just received.
Diary and Correspondence Extracts irony
OF the late AMOS LAWRENCE; with brief account Of
some incidents ia his lie Edited by his son, William R.
Rawrence, M. D.
The Lady Of the West;
Or, The Gold Seekers. By John BaIlou.
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NEW ADDITIONS.
AKEMoIR OF S. S. PRENTISS.
TOoN, NELSON 4 Co have Just received fresh supply
Of new publications, such a.
Life Of Sergent S. Prentiss;
Containing full memoir OF this distinguished and tai
enisd man.
Catholic and Protestant Nations Compared,
In their three fold relations Wealth, Knowle ige and
MoraIty. By Rev. Napoleon RousssI, Of Paris.
The Contrast between Good and Bad Men.
Illustrated by the Biography and Truths Of the Bible
vols. svo. By c. Spring
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100, 600 COPIES sOLDU


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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-27
ORPHANS SUPPER.

4 SUPPER flr the benefit OF the Catholic Orphans will
n be given at the Odd Fellows Hall, Wednesday
ming the 2Sth. All chartably inclined will please pay
visit. JOrdan's fnll band will be in attendance.
Persons promising contributions will please send them to
the Ladies at the Hall. noV26-St
City papers please copy.