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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-10
BuchaDan's nett gain,
BisuniOuisnIs

The Baltimore american aud Commercial
advertiser, few days before the election,
thus discoursed Of the plans and purposes
of the Southern Democracy. The Dcmoc-
racy have obtained power for another four
years, and it behooves union men and pa
triots to watch narrowly their acts But
to the article.
'There are but two modes of Judging the
designs and policy of political organiza.
tons. One Of these is presented in the pub
lie announcements of their acknowledged
leaders, and the other in the general spirit
and bearing of the masses composing their
body. Either Of these, separately, in all
matters of ordinary occurrence, is sufficient,
but when the two concur, and the latter is
found echoing and endorsing the former,
the proof reaches demonstration, and to
doubt, where subjects of serious concern
ment are involved, is to betray impotence
of conclusion no less than timidity or will
full obduracy of understanding. 1t is the
, universally with which men concede these
premises that causes intelligent minds to
view with establishment, at this juncture of
our national affairs, the seeming inditier-
ence with which that great majority of the
Southern people known to be attached to
the Union allow themselves 10 be enticed
into the maelStrom of notification and Sc
cession prepared by the Southern Democ-
racy. 1t is incredible that patriotic and
sensible people should deceive themselves
by visionary hopes, when confronted in open
day with the only evidences the human
mind can ever attain of their fallacy. 1t
is monstrous TO attempt this seif-delusion;
the proof of the contrary is staring us in
the face Not only are the Southern lead
ers of the Democratic party openly pro
claiming diSunion in certain contingencies,
but almost in all possible contingencies.
They not only find tin perfect accord
with Senator Sldell-at the end Of flour
years" even if Mr. Buchanan should be
elected, bat they arc unblushingly present
ing the programme of a Southern confed-
eracy in our very teeth. no matter what
may be the result of the present Presiden-
tial struggle--slways excepting alone Mr..
Fillmore's election, who they agree with
Mr.. p. S. Brooks, would roll back the
tide of disunion," by making "too good"
President. And these announcements AMI
schemes not only go unrebuked 10y the
whole rank and Gle Of the party, but are
applauded as the ne plas ultra of Demoera-
tic patriotism with nnanimity which clear
Iy courts the Identification Of Democracy
aud Southern secession.
= We have hitherto, on many occasions,
urged the Union-loving people OF the South
to think upon this matter carefully and act
upon il decisiyely and promptly. 1t was
the first and darkest spot in the political
horizon at the commencement Of the cam
paign. and at its conclusion-in the conf
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~ The FAsHIoSs.-As oil mankind, except
women, are interested ia the fashions, ne copy
tho following remarks from the Philadelphia
Nation, q new literary and miscellaneous news
pepper;
what Is worn 90 present and what shall be
worms ate questions universally ssked; and We shall
endsavor 20 present-from weeks % Weeks--ex
plantations aud observations this subject, eAmpi-
"a irotn the best and most suthentic sources
with respeet to trimmng-narroW black vel
Vet u most generally used, both ia ornamehting
dresses, msntels aud bounets. Fancy trimmings
are numerous and so diversified IA point OF style
that h u impossible 10 enumegate the different va
Tieties. They very much used for the ironts
OF skiTts.
''Flounces maintain their sway, and vary IN nun
be- from about i've 10 three.
sleeves are made rather short; those with puiis
and aounces are mostly IN vogue
"TahetA robes are very mach the fashion 81 rre-
sent; aud are made With dOauces OF the sane mate
rial, specially prepared for this purpose, edged, Or
with velvet oT lnnEe. r
las YET bag few el0sks have made their appear
ance. Those most suitable 10 the season OF OF
small size and composed Of grey eiOth.- they are
Of q circular iorm, aud are trimmed with several
Foss Of ornamental rlbton Rows Of selFeI have
also very pretty effect
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ban as an unholy thing, or only tolerated in mu
tated FORM Up TO the commencement OF the late
war, strict measures of this kind were in operation
upon the Russian frontier but Punch now is freely
accorded ingress in the Cars dominions-prOba>
Sly almeans Of keeping up the feeling Of antag,
onisn towards England.
Its success has provoked innurnerable rivals and
imitators, from the days Of Judy" Toby" "rhe
Squib, Joe Miller" Great Gun" and "Puppet
Show," to those of "Diogopes" and ''Falstaff."
None have achieved permanent popularity, and fu-
tore attempts would most likely be attended with
similar failure, as punch" has firm hold on the
linkngs Of the English people, and especially Lon'
doners. 1t fairly amounts to ore of their nstitu-
lions. Like all journals of merit and independence,
is has had its law troubles, more than action
tor libel having been commenced against it. Jas.
Silk Bucking CHAM, the traveller author took this
course in Consequence Of the publication of articles
disparsgng club Of his originating, known as the
British and Foreign Il stitute." Jew cothesman
named Hart obtained small sum damages from
Punch" But Alfren Bum, lessee of Drury Lane
Theatre, HbTetosscribbier, and author of certain
trashy theatrical books though most vehemently
pitched into" resorted to other modes than legal
redress. He produced a pamphlet Of a shape and
appearance closely resembling bis tormentOr, not
only with quzzcal satirical, and rhymng articles
directed against Lemon, A'Beckett, and Jerrold
(characterzing them as Thick-head, Sleek~hesd,
and Wrong-head,) but with cariCaure cuts of each.
whether in direct consequence or not, it is certain
that ''the poet Bum" Was unmolested in future.
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$50 FANCY BOEEETs AND MILLINERY GOODS
AZ Half PRsCE.


- nos, LADIES j. yoUr esause 20 get rich -
No. bonueis Millinery Goods kuibFo6-fies. &c 81
Va Al this gr-at educgoa IN priees Having Pc MI
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eympeiion iudae-t 10 10y in very extensive s-ocs
ana hos O. NJ eos- ost cur large bsanee and wFaer
spNhs p rt9s 10 uakng great atsrsiic-s in
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OF es y e. 1or- nas days Come anf suf py yrur
ewes ofs hry are II gene 3 uaTe 81 tass
o-r ftdGeed prcsf Car siocs b Neh .ssorte
Al ~ he THIS season, having FcerVss soofs bv even
s'earr Foo "a epr sinee TIE Let Of Der a u n
~ tu il and lac styles q t3arh pnss
% sle RI fss lsfc Embrvd-rss 4 eErry dsssfp
linn ~ IA proe. koya diHPs ant ress Tr nrgs 100
eaHes 81 Fch fowrrs Tor hi4zl Parties az ta
- pc eras user t.sn "a rel "a NeshylBe. ~
boxrs ~ rch Psamrs tnlported he4a De-, Ac seh
Foanet bsns, sle. Glove a. 81 70 IS, Llkesiss
large stoct u faney Goos TO- ia ion
Now Lsdiss. eVns ana nake yOlr sssetios 'nrsdiasy
a. = AisE. AGENT
no.S No - bnien "a next deer % siats hsna.
~ ~e e4A l.iicai2F attrntrn q The Frar O. an
- sntN winner, &C 70 his, wal give sea
80 - tioods - Nrw YeFk prices.
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GLOVER co.

GsITY EXPREss. --PACKAaks PARCkiS BAGTAGE
" delivered 81 the city slth dpaieh AMI saie
~.
Reeing that sleh enterprise Sas VerY nach needed
have ipCu red heavy expenses 70 get np neat and
qaick ARa bepc ~ prompt AeHiiou 20 bu
deserve the patronage Of the easHes gn Of TIE
city.
NJ A. Z. WAiGhrosk, late Messenger Of Adams kxpress
Company will have ehasss % usgou and reeve snd
cevr pseksses II pAE, In tae city and sabarbs.
Chsrgss very underafe
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CTolEs foG ihs rssiaeaee II lh' sahseiSeF, No 20.
- Ch-rFy street south Of hfesa, retaTday n,ght
ses LsEhsr TRUNK. bFass hoand eoutaiuing suAdry
paakAges a papsrs. drads, notes pts- sie.
AaonK the notes sers one Given ~ T ~ Brresaan aaA
games f;Hnk~st oF elet and ere sfea b. JAmss Has
Hsaghn icg fc3 ether not Etcoseisd Al peasQaa are
esutoBsd axzilt tstag Or aDy nsss gixsn . she sub
serihef, witkoet acseFtennE their azlhfnltcity TIE
shovr reward wl cad Or the FoInrn q TIE Paper
to satscsEtsF ais eee, and qsrski0na ASKED.
Nashville. kos. feth. iSos. AficH. MeANALtf.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-10
General walker.

General Walkers recent victories in Mica
ragua, while adding fresh laures to his victo-
rious wreath, are considered but the forerun
ners of still more signal triumphs yet to come,
and the future that opens before him seems
more glorious than aught yet accomplished.
lies, and the reforms which each successive
victory will enable him to push forward, are
earnestly to be desired. The New Orleans
Delta, in speaking of Walker in connection
with his late victories at Granada aDdi Massaya-
says:
One who has but very recently returned
from Nicaragua, and whose name holds a
proud rank in the hearts of all true Sou bern
men, conversed with us but a few hours past
concerning Gen. Walker. lie describes him
as q man of men, rich in all moral greatness
calm, steadfast and trne to bis purpose
speaking but little of the future, but adVanc
ing ever bravely towards it. To such man
nothing is impossible. His Southern heart
beats for his native country The steps that
he is taking will lead To her honor and re-
Down. The billiards who love the chink of the
dollar better than their cliidren's safety, are
not with him, but the brave South is.
Already has Gen. Walker made Nicaragua .
home for Southern men. The State will pro-
tect them and their properly. But far wild
er field opers to them. The narrow strip of
land that passes by the name of Central Ameri-
ca is but al outlet-and hat an outlet Mex
leo, the far West Indian IsIe-pniog for a
friendly hand to raise them into new life ard
grandenr-the mighty shores Of the Pacific,
where civilization shall yet bniid its choicest
home, are ell before them. While the North
is giosting over the mushroom men, bought on
dunghill with spurious dollar, let the South
contemplate her lofty destiny "a destiny
which cannot be married if she be only true to
herself and her GLORIOUS sons
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M EDICAL BOOKS
JOHN YORK s. co.

WIN OINA - w.
Have for sale the following new FORKS
WILSON'S ANATOMY;
FoWNEs' CHEMISTRY;
ERICHsON's SURGERY;
UNITED STATES DIsPENsARY;
KIRK AND FACETS PHYSIOLOGY;
WOODS PRACTICE OF MEDICINE;
GROSS PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY;
TAYLOR's MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE;
WILSON'S DISsECTOR;
CONDIN on DISEASES OF CHILDREN;
DUNGLsON's MEDICAL DICTIONARY;
HOOPERs MEDICAL DICTIONARY;
MEIGS OBSTETRICS;
ELLISSEs MEDICAL F0RMULARY;
MEIGS ON FEMALES;
SMITHS ON LEUCORR3RA;
CLYMER ON FEvERs;
FERGUsON'S SURGERY;
HOMER's ANATOMY;
JONES AND sEEvEKISGs ANATOMY;
MILLER PRINCIPLEs;
EEILL's OUTLINES:
RANSBOTHENPs OBSTETRICS;
SHARPLY AND QUANE'S ANATOMY;
DEVICES on CHILDREN;
DEVICES on FEMALES;
MEIGS on FEYERs:
WILLIAMS PATHOLOGY:
AsuwELL on FEMALES;
BUDD ON THE LIVER:
STANLY ON THE BONES;
And great variety Of Miscellaneous Medical Books not
contained 10 this catalogue octs
PUTNAM'S MONTHLY for November.
HOUSE HOLD WORDS ."
THE SCHOOLFELL0W Sc
just received by [nov4l JOHN YORK 4 co.
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LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT Or LOCATED

I WILL pay cash for Land Warrants. wn also buv olA
Missouri and Arkansas Land Patents issued abos,
ISIS, q soldier ~ lsl2
aur also rreparrd 70 locate land Warrants IN South
western Missouri the Inc Of ths western Missouri
kaToad IN connection with gentleman sho has had the
rejecting u more than 200O0 o. abroad Iud along
The Hoe Of this road Fr further particulars trrss
enquire Of The anlerFue Cedar street over the Pos.
1afc~ n fntss1
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Little Nell.

She was not wise but sh- was fair,
Bright as the rOsebuds in her hair.
] never her soft eyes look
Upon the page, Of a book;
Oh no, bright little Nellie, no,
Twould make them dull; told her so.
She not learned but she to me
Was Natures sE eetest poetry.
Those golden curls, see hem now
Sweep Ike a sunbeam on her brow.
No great thong IS puzzled that brig kt head;
They made it ache, SO Nellie said.
She not wise, but OIL her eve
Melted with gentest sympathy;
Wien clouds ay heavy on my way,
Bright Nellie chased them all away.
Sweet, simple en- d, she did not AnoW
What in her h, art made suushins so.
She was not learned, but oh! her face
Has such pure, loving grace,
The angels love. it and they bore
Our Nellie 10 a brighter ore
saw the laul hing lip grow still
. Sweet Nellie sleeps beneath tn hill.
[Havard Magazine for October.
Popular Vote Of Tennessee Official.
EAST TENNESSEE.
1858. 1888. 1856.
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Notice.

ClEALED PROPOSALS will be received At the Recorders
- ON e. ia the city OF Nash vile, un the 10 % Novem
beT 1886, 10 iurnhtwo thousand cords Of wood suitable
for making steam. said wood 70 he well seasoned four
feet oug and 10 be approved BY the Engineer at the Wa
ter Works Of The The be delivered az the
wood yaGd AZ tie Water works, corded measured
10 be delivered during the prest Mgnc year ending
tae 2lth September, 1871. wM II. HORN
OctZ9-td Chm. Water Works Committee.
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For RENT

TINHE STORE HOUSE the s0ath east corner Of the
square and From Tor the balance q ths year
The tx viii be sod b taxing House
Apnly ~ BENJ v SHIELDS
Oc-T ~ Pubie square.
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FOR NAsHvILLR Am new ORLEANS TRAD

liz new andight drauFht strameTH GTI
= CRESCENT, ". HoIHEs. Master, EEzI -axIssAa I
WI run regularly IN the above szaza
uring the pres NJ season conmenclg the 6r.t rise u
The Cuuberind river she has excellent mod atO-s
AMI Ia point Of sJeei and safety Il unsurp,s.e Far
feisht or passage, apply 90 II. II. HARRISON
Oco-uu Agent
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WAREHOUSE AND GROCERY STORE PoR RENT.

4 LSn. large establishment well cRcusted for wheel
n right any kind Of NRnuftcturing Business. The
premises siua'ed on Market street the public
squire. For further parIicullrs apply 70
uoy5 BENZ. y. SHIELDS, Agent.
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y ENTo' fiRe Cali Pump 20 e Boots,
VI Gents fine Calf stitched "
Gents Fine CAT Double soc 4"
Water proof 4"
" Congress Caters;
4" 4" Oxford Ties,
These gods m ~ the rest manufsrtofies In
Philadelphia. Call a. No 20 Pubic square
OetS shy AR 4 FRIzzgLL.
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A lxAnE UHANCE.

t'ht bsst ard ei1ess FanHy 6roessy ana stsaabazf
Store n The ely taown slssars carasT. hresd
ard fron street., FeR REar ne saek and aStarvs or
sale Apply an rs pse@assA b0s5 iE.
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Merchant Tailoring.

THAT sore In CanPbell& Robertsons Book is at last
4 finished, and nm now opening my stock Black ard
Coored Cloths, French and Eugsh Cassmeres Black and
COi5rri DCeSkins, Plush, Vel. &C and sis Nestings
complete and superb stock VI the above goods which
will make up to order.
have scared the services Of Mr.. W. c Allen a eomps-
tent cutter and hrst rate practical tailor and invite
attention Of al wanting Clothing fer the present and
ing season.
oc9s-Iv WI. II PERRY, 81 Union st.
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HouSE FOR RENT.

HAVE four comfortable dwellings for next year 80
4 us o. on reasonable terms go
Also soue bkeiy yOaRg nsgroes for sale loS. CAL Na4
before too late. WILL. l.. BOYD,
noyl0-u No. 81 Cherry a.
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NOTICE TO STOCK FOLDERS.

A DIVIDEND Of eight per this q declared on
y The Capital Stock Of the Nashville Commercial Insu-
Company out Of the profits for the last six months
ending this DAY JAMES WALKER, Secretary.
Nashville, Nov. 8. noV5-Im.
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Napier's Peninsular War.

IL d IL Il IL ! II Of.
". T. BERRY& co. have lust received
n Ia HIST ORYOF THE WAR
IN THE PENINSULA
And the South Of France from A. D. 1877 to 1914
b Mai. Gen. Sir ". ?. P. Nap er, K C. b., Col 27,h
Regiment, &C, &c.
- bis edition is reprint Of the revised English edi-
ton recently published, and all n authors latst
cancellations and justification, piece, with
FlFrY-FIVE MAPS AND PLANS or BATTLES.
There has been also prepared for this edition, COM
PLErE INDEX to The whole work, Isantng in all other
editions and the following PORTRAITS, beautifully en-
gravet s;eeE
l. NAPIER, ltheauthor) 3 WELLINGTON.
2. NAPOLEON sOT1.r
3. JOSEgH BONAPARTE
you should read NapieTs volumes OF the var In Portu
gal He aheroie fellow equal 70 anything in Putareh
and moreover along headed clever hero who akes gooa
aim bef re he tres '-Lsters Of Sydney Smith
"our English rhueydides The historian Of the Peninsula
War; Hahsr Sicage LdEdor on Photographer, Fyas.r,
Fsb 1S6
W 7. BEERY q 60. have also Just received
HEADLEY's LIFE OF WASHINGTON Illustrated
With - elegant large Wood Engravngs ali from original
designs. l vol. mo.
MI Headiey's descriptions sTapbchis history cor
rect and his sunni ing Of character scarcely suffers BY
comparison 9Th similar IN Tsc'tus ~ O1sre-
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THE
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON;
OR
Wih Portraits Of its Beauties, Wits and He-
rOlnes.
BY FRANK B. GOODRICH (DicE TTato)
RoyaI Qaarto. Turkey antique.

h0yat quartz. TURKEY Unique.
The plan Z This work is to present in view the pas
sage of FreI ca society from confusion into which
was thrown BY the Revolution, regular aud normal
situation under the dictatorship Of Napoleon The various
periods treated a. illustrated by their remarkable wo-
msn-the REIGN OF TERROR by it hei Dimes.
The subscriber respectfully invites attention the
FERMENTATION Book, which undoubtedly will he the
most popular desirable and successful Gf Boos for its
size and price, yet produced in this country.
The Book printed fOunt Of plea type, cast pur
pOse for it, pOn eXrsi8si and calendar paper, made
to order aud bound in real Turkey antique with original
designs BY Somerville
The illustrations from iEuaI portraits in the galleries
OF Luxembourg aud Versaies sixteen in number
cusd ny W. jules Champagne tn celebrated st
in his line, in Paris, ami each coIored by hand.
The universal popularity every relating ''Sa-
poson," is the best indication think Of the favorable
reception OF this by the public.
SPECIMEN cory to be seen 1t
noy3 CHAs ". SMITHS, College 81.
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: COMFORTABLE DWELLING HUUsF, with 20, less
than three rcomg, Convenient 70 square. Apply
TO loct23l LEM. y SHIELDS.
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Negro Girl Wnnfed.

GENTLEMAN wishes TO buy q girl from iG 70 % wears
\ OLD f'r am.ly use Anyprrs u IA siug such
sell, can see pas Ia er by apPyingaf this Office.
Also rI is wanted 10 hire the balance Of this year
&C 25-lm
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Gains and Losses.

Below will be found table Of gains and
losses, official and reported, in forty-nine
counties in this State:
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COUNTY BONDS.

'tNIGE subscrih, willing TO sci Que hundred Thou
L saui Dollars in goods and receive IN payment ia;
Bonds " the dHerent Counties mad psyb The Louis
VIII add Nashville Rail- DAD, At seventy ave ia the
dollar GARNlN BELL CO.
Louisville oc'2O-imH
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lKTAST TO HIRE-A god. heaesf negra ma % Aelp =
ces6 VS. HntfnAAN
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LADIES, SHOES.

CNYDER - ZZhLL opening to-day some chsies
- wear for the Ladies consisting Of
Ladies' Thiek sole Lasting Gaiters;
french Lea,her " (sOmething nsvs)
Kid
Congress Kid
Thin Lasting haf
These goods are very handsome Cauat
SNYDER FRIZZELL,
Oct1S 20 Pubic square.
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To TIE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
COMPANY

1--WE Directors having elarvd dividend Of three per
tht capital -oek Of ttis Cor pany, zbs On
and arr 81 Decembrr next H - earnestly requested
n all sockho ders vho have received certificates
stock inters,l JEnnar, iSs4 viii bring o. ssnd IN
their certificates foF original stOck and renewed
before thAt time. oct2a W a. GLFAVRS
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STERLING LANIER- SIMPSON LANIER
LAMAR HOUSE.
(Foynleyly Ca1-,11a House,
KnOxv111o, Tenn.
;. s. 5. LANIER, PrOprietOrs.

Ma. STEuINa LASIEs, bate 1f Lanirr House Macon Ca.
and SAMPSON LAmzT, late u Tuskrgre Ala g b. happy
TO meet nl friends aud customers a, the Lamar House,
where they have oape aecomoiatons for 250 persons.
now
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LIVERY niyht during The week BOOKS, WATCHES,
u JEWELRY, STATIONERY, GOLD PENS
blank cooks, FANCY GO3ps, &C, at Auction
&. BRUCE, AuctiOnrer
nos6 On Cedar street, Pet Once
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retiring fo ne b1snrss r-tarn ny slncere fsAnks
ierthc teeEsl pstrensgr rtesv1d alga me pahc
kn3 take great eAs1re IN recQmmen1 ~ eaniuuAnee
o. the ans D ise P-ftasr. Jas . EassnFsoz sho
Sog. l. IS noFti cHAS EOBkRTsON.
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Land Warrants. Land warran,>i

IA VII pay the highest market p-ice 10 CASH or mer
" eh inlsr Tor t,ud warrants
RRNNSFO d, McWHIRTER CO..
O-H'-u No. II East side Public Square, Nashville
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zoo BOXES Gifouri's brand;
DOO % " Ralsins, assorted, fresh;
cases PruHes, a"
10 bois Nut, assorted;
200J extra Eagle iuciye Cigars For saleat
oci30 J. G.. Q. ROBEHrsON's.
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Charles HEI0SICK CHAMPAGNE,
SHEREFF's SALE

Henry Pasqu-tt E. T. Austin
DY virtue Of a writ of Vs1ditui ErDOIlds to drcc-
- ted ami delivered the Honer8b Circuit Court
Davidson county Tennessee its September TIE 1856
will expose . public sale the highest bidder, for
the Court House ward gate in the City of Nashville
Saturday he 18Th Of December 1856 all the right title,
cain, interest and which T. AUSTIN then had,
la sine lur-d and to the follow described
Real Estate The undivided interest supposed be
onehaf o. the oOwng tract OF band, :, one Tat
Of by james Morton EdwIn Austin by ceed
registered Au ut 1922 in tn gite's ofee 4 David
couaty in Book by, in sad county Of av and
State Of Tennessee bounded az to.l VS., B-gn
ming Dogwoli AMI Hickory ia stephen Roach's South
boundary line, running West with said line, 70 poles,
Ephran Thompsons line thence South with said lire ll3
poles, to "A SUGAR the 5 W O. said tract
thence Fast IIJ poles Hornbcsu then Nrrh to the
beginning containing l2O acres le.s and being
the tract devised by sId win A1-tn b. egI9y divi
between = T. Austin, the d-f-rd and Thompson
Austin b-ng levied the property 4 E. T. Austin, to
satisfy dgmeat rendered in favor # Henry Plsquet'
aglin-t T. Austin T. d BAXTER,
Nashville, Nov 10, $50 b. Sheriff
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-10
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