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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01

ATTENTION UNION STRAIGHT OUTs.-You
are hereby notified to appear on parade, in
full uniform, at o'clock precisely on Sarur-
day morning. By order of the Captain.
Q. c. DEGROVE, o. S.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01
nnCHTl.

Mr.. Davidson, assisted by three infant chill
dren, will give Vocal and Instrumental Con
cert in this city, on Monday night next. The
instruments used 10y them are the guitar and
piano. We learn that their concerts recently
given in Kentucky gave much satisfaction.
We bespeak for them the generous patronag,
of our citizens.
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TranAnnrencIeS,

All that have transparences, and wish to
carry them in the Grand American Torch
Light Procession of Saturday night next, will
please have them in readiness at the shop of
Crenshaw g. Jordan, corner of Sunmer and
Gay street. COMMITTEE.
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Notice..

The Assistant Marshals for the American
Procession tomorrow, are requested to meet
on horseback, at 9 O'clock, A. NJ, Saturday,
on the Public Square.
W. l.. FOSTER, Chief Marshal.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01

ATTENTION AMERICAN GUARDs.-YOu are
hereby notified to appear on parade, in full uni-
torn, at O'Clock precisely on Saturday morn
ing. BY order flbe Captain.
r. 5. PATTERSON, o S.
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NOTICE.

WILL be In the Firs Civil District Of Davidson county,
on ths l0th Of November ncNt and contnne from day
20 ~ tn be 25lh Of December the purpose Of listing
aud esing all the Taxable Property and Poll Of sad
District ard viii endezvoI visit all duriag that
tine wish every payer TO have his her lisa made
ready accord 10 laS IS have no time to spare
will be Al KEENAN, a Rains' from 10 4 O'clock every
wednesday and saturday during that time and wish all
have not am where In the county to bring her
Ists or ell TO take The coarse the lAS dsrvcts
Agents those attending TO others business viii do the
same Do not pat Il OF As Il takes but one time.
ARTICLES TAXA liz
Land per scre and loot; - Sc years Ofage;
Pleasure yehees And 6rst Mills and all AaBufaetar
ing stAbshmeus Jeweiry, Gold and Silver Watches and
Chslas silver Plate Piano Fores, and all Household
Of s Of $50 Race horse. and Horses and Mules Of
the vae q att0a except such that used CIR saddle and
harness paross ONis ami ShOsp the value Of eoo
All onsys interest deposit othcrwse az stock
cent thai exempt b. charter. W. g. LANIER,
ocsss Diva stdeeie Assessor q Davidson county.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01
FIRE PROOF SAFES
CHARLES HEIDSlCK CHAMPAGNE,

HE rapid sale with which my last importad this
1 article met, has ind ced to order a supply,
which arrived ths DIV being - PER1oEE to any lot
yet oHei ed recommend 1t to the trade well
for fsmily B. l. SIMPSON,
octln-n b 2. Shields Com House, q PabIic Square
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MACHINFs FnR RAMILY SEWING.
pREsIDENCIAL ELECTION.

PURSUANT 20 order issued TO from the County
/ Court Of Davidson WILL on Tuesday, the 4th day OF
November 1856 proceed to open and hold Election for
Electors for President and Wee President Of the United
states several Wards Civil Districts Of David
son County. The Constabes OF each District author
1ed requested hold the election in their respective
DISTRICTS. j. X. EDMUNDSoN,
octle Sheriff
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01

BADGEs.-Badges for the procession of the
American Party here tomorrow can be obtained
at this Office.
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ELECTION TICKETS
For sale at this Office Call on us soon
Presidential Election,
TUESDAY, NOV. Ath.

THE RIvER.-l'herei is now a reported depth
Of two feet water on Harpeth Shoals, with a
continued rise. The a. l. Davis is expected
here to day, and the Commerce, Sligo and Ten
nessee will arrive in a day or two.
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vAIuABLE LAND FOR SAVE.

On sATURDAi the 18Th day o. November 1855, ca the
prrmiscs. miles noFth-west q the LouisVie and
Nsshvis Ailroae, viii sell publicly 10 the hest bidder
that VALUABLE PAIN. where Wsrsn L. Payne ior
long time re.ifed about mi north % Cross Pans
sstng abo go aso anther trsct OF uneered
land lt0 acres 5ing mile west Of he hons
plAee-la Al SAP seoat
343 ACRES.
Thsis AFars opParuniy 70 bar avery dssrAhle piAees
dwelling houses cof FAbe, cut heases, e4Tns Ae soed
faru IN sooa stale u high cultivation, and vatsred ~
failing wsh and spFiaE sac on and years cred
a. pafchsser giving sotz. Ssh Sod secnTii and lea
rrtaaei on the sasue un paid far, Ensn aaonai o.
essh n sed 81 sale All peEsrns whlng farshsF MFR
rsteu Fsisiise ihs preFesy sa pesse cal Joseph
fsyns he pfemiscs. PERRY PAYNE
ecsses 8&~s'.s-sa srsciA, cesar,i.sIsasr.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01

az The weather continues cool, although
it is not very unpleasant during the day. At
night, over coats and blankets do not come
amiss
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01

ST. CLOUD IloTEL.-The energetic Proprie-
tor of tins popular house, is, We notice, having
it refl,ed TO considerable extent, and adding
some Important couveniences and improve
meuts. Ia the appointments Of a wellskepl
hotel, the s.. Cloud, during the present year,
has hardly been surpassed, We think, by any
house ia the Southwest, aud Under such man
asrment, there s NJ room to doubt that it will
fully sustain It's reputation.
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PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY

IN me above scheme there $4,000 tickets numbered
from 70 5000. There f22 ul Prizes Aad SIS AR
IroNmat0ns, making in all !, 1iO Pr Ees
The numbers from TO 5000 corresponding with the
numbers the tickets printed separate slips Of papsr
rolled and enoirCed with all tin tubes and plae Cd
10 a Glass Wheel
The amounts Of the different 232 full prizes similarly
print and enciTclsd, placed Ia another wheel Afsr
revolving the wheels number is from the wheel Of
numbers, and at the time prise drawn from The
other wheel, BY boys who blndfolaed The numbur
and the prize drawn out opened snd exhibited 70 the
audience and registered by the Commissioner the prise
being placed against the number drawn. This operation
repeated until al The prisss drawn out The drsuinR
is then printed, and after comparison the Commissions
cert hes its CORRECTNESS.
ES- al orders for tickets packages in any Of ne
Maryland Lotteries, VII receive prompt attention. and "a
drawing mailed 20 AL purchasers Immediately aer u 10
over. Address T. Il. HUBBARD CO.,
No. 80 FaJette street, Boz No. ~.
oe'a4-dAW Baltimore, Marylana
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To the Ladies of Nashville!
= f1 1t1S75 II p
.EE MRS. 8. j. LLOYD,
Fashionable Silk and Straw MilIlner,
NO. 10 CEDAR ST,

NA-HH~ HG-H=,
MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies Of Nashville and
w vicinity, that she has Just received direct from he
second Pa Of the world The City New York, beaui
l assortment Of French Millinery Goods consisting Of La
dies Pedal BOnnsts Chioesl Bonnets Spit Bonnet Braid
BOnnets EmbrUiiere1 Lace Bonnets Blu lie BOnnets I'm
brodersd Tissue Bonnets' Rich FaEcy Bonnet the
styles, Misses and Chdren's Boanet great variety
Of all sorts and sizes.
RIBBONS
beautiful Of Bonnet Ribbons Of al kinds
such Velvet Ribbons Sash and Belt Ribbons Trim
ming Ribbons Of all sorts.
FRENCH FLOWERS.
Fifty boxes Of the most beautiful and oveIies Flowers
the eye behold, Wreaths, Roses Pgnets
EMBROIDERIEs
handsome assortment Of Emrsderes for Ladies', such
shemysetts, Undersleeves, Collars Worked Hzndker-
Kid Gloves Silk Gloves. Black SILK Ves and other arti-
ces of Ladies' too to mention. Opening
day vi" be the LIST Of October Now aides your time
tn handsome and fashionable bonnet cheay Do
be under the impression that Union the only place
you get handsoI and fashionable bonnet. Gail
No 10 Cedar street, and you will that the goods
equal to any in the city. sell you bOunets 81 90
to S25 co. and have secured Of The best mners in
the city to for All orders for cleaning, altering
and retrmmng shall be punctuay attended to- and done
in superior style and at q reasonable priee.
E.B-Lsdies straw Bonnets cleansed and altered.
sept2t
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY,

SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. F.
TEHRESsEE L0D1E, No, !, meets AZ Odd Fsllos's
Tan every Tuesday night Ofherfs: p Billed. G.; W.
w. TnuaaoxD yG Med. A. NILES, secy. I. L. NAzsHALL,
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE. No 2, aeeis every THURSDAY
G; W. BARNEs Sec'y r Z. cockAEIS4 Treasurer.
TRABuE LODGE, No 10, NEE sysIy Monday night.
onicers: P T. fHiIiFs, n o. q. W. DAkn1' u =.
BRAUsoSr, sec'y ". CANEEoS. Treasurer
SMILEY LODGE, Ne 90, meets at their Han, South
NsshTillr every PridAy night o1osn JoHH hnL, n.
G.; Pam JoSTE v. n. Q. AiAxr see joss fAAHsiAs
ENCAMPMENTS.
RIDGELY ENcAMPMEKT, No; !, meets On The LIST
81 wednesday nght ~ each noffh ohoefs; g eAf-
EEs O p; Al, c. RoCLK n. p; a. BILIIon, g. W. W. ".
THUEsgSp. J. = LToKs, serbs B, x CvfTEA, Treas
OLIVE BRAEcH EN- sAMPMENT, No. &, meets
every 20 md An neinesesy q each month Omeers
X sBNUzpsos 9. p u. LToas II. ~ q. W. DAHDES,
W ". a. hcDs, W. K 7. hnEsso, Scribe; n.
WAEb TrrasureF ly8
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TO Citizens and Strangers.

The publication Office of the PATRIOT, No. Is,
Deaderick street, having been enlarged, will
befound open at all times, lay and night, where
newspapers from all sections of the country,
and the latest telegraphic news will be found
upon our tables for the accommodation OF
visitors. A general invitation is extended TO
citizens and strangers in the city TO calf and
avail themselves of these advantages for OBJ
tanning the latest news. 1919
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Lis, of ChnIlcngrrs, Of American PART

List of ChnIIcngrrs, of American Party,
On Dry Of Election, in the different Yards IN
NdsbUIJe
First WARD William Leayett, Jno. y. Hobbs,
WV. clemens, Caleb Harrison.
SECOND WARD &C w. Glenn r II. Watson,
Joseph Phillips, John Love.
THIRD WARD Alexander Nichol, Alexander
. Mcdonald. j. II East, VIM. H. Horn, Sen
FOURTH WARD. n. Alexander, VIM. Long,
Joseph Petit
FIFTH WARD-R A. Cole, John Davis, Jordan
Coleman John Adams.
SIXTH WARD-Jefrrson Hartman, John Chum-
ley, Joseph Wolfe, o. Pope, A. w. Pyle, w. h.
Slerdivalt Ben. Starkey
SEVENTH WARD-W. W. Gavin, Capt. Strong,
Jos. Griffin, - McAster, Thos Elliott.
EIGHTH WARD-M. c. Cotton, G. w. Cooper,
J. Davis, W H. Wilkinson, O. Conger.
EIGHTEENTH DIsTRCT.-G. F. Martin, w. Pet
way, J. w. McMurray, J. McGavock, jr, Robert
Es'is, Sr Caleb Mckinney.
DLEvENrH DISTRICT C. Berchett J. H.
Curry, R. Ii. Barry, VIM. Mcintosh, Bennett Beas-
ley.
NINTH DIsrmcr-W. R. Lucas, And. Gregory,
George Spain.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01
NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY
No LA Snnth Ernnt Strant

NASHt ~ J..
A B COOK, practical BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY
IA successor to Weller Cook is prepared to mauufac-
ture to order Bells fer Churches Steamboats, and Plants
tions Also Steam Whistles, OIL Globes, Cylinder, Gusge
Fountain and stop Cocks Hose and Salt well Joints Gun
Mounting, Anti Friction Metal.
All work made by with nsatness and despatch OF the
best material at low prices, and warranted jan6twly
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PRIZES AMOUNTING 10
$ z o q o o o! \!
WI be distTib1tCdacc9rding TO The following
D Il | q n A l. s O. IL 4 M e
$3.50 Prizes amounting 5000 oos
Whole Tickets Sl0;-Halves IS; Quarters, ESQ.


$3.50 Prizes amounting 1904 coS
Whole Tickets SlO;-Halves IS; Quarters, ESQ.
PLAN OF GHE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO 80 600 corresponding with thoss
Numbers on The Tickets printed separate slips ofPsPe,
are eucrced with small tin tubes and placed IN wheel
The first 2ls Prizes, similarly printed and encirced
placed in another wheel The vhees henrsVOyed, sud
Number is drawn from the wheel Of Numbers and at the
same tire Prize drawn from the other wheel The num-
beI and Prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the
being placed against the drawn This operation 10
repeated until all the FRIES are drawn out.
Approximation Prizes.
The two preceding the succeeding Numbers %
those drawing the nst 10 Prizes viii be entitled the -
Approx N alton Prizes, according TO the scheme
Of the Number tn draws the $4,000 prize example
If the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends With No 1,
then all the Ticb cts where the number ends in viii be
entitled to $40 II the Number ends with No. 2, then all
The Tickets where the Number ends in viii be entitled to
$40, and so on 20.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
$40 viii Certificates Packages 10 Tick
the following rates which Is the risk them.
All that they draw the amount guaranteed socr1ss
Certificate OF Package Of1O Whole Tickets
~ ~ 6 Hsn !" '..'.'-.''-.'
It will be perceived by this plan. 500 par-
chaser has Certificate OF 10 Tickets when he buys
Tickets he would only get for that Wholes, thus By
buying Certificates he has four chances for the larger
Przes-Halves and Quarter Packages In proportion.
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
receipt which they will be by mail
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent 10
chssers Immediately after tie drawing.
t Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Office, County and state.
~ Remember that every Prize is drs and payable II
full without deduction.
ar All Prizes Of 900 and under paid in medistey an sr
drawngother prizes st the usual time Of thirty days.
IN full without deduction.
All cnmmunicatioOS strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cSshed in other Tickets either
office.
Orders for Tickets Certificates can be addressed ether
to s. SWAN CO Atlanta, Ca,
or = SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
oet25 orr STIMSTEEN, Box 3, Nashville p. o.
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ORDER OF PROCESSION
FOR THE
Davidson County Rally.
I. Chief Marshal and Aids.

]. chief Marshal and Aids.
2. Military win form on McLemore street, corner Of
Broad MArshals-wm H. Horn, Jno. N. seabury.
9. The Young Americans MArshals-E. D. Baxter JnO.
Shane. t.-T-
4 Fillmore and DOnelson Clubs, Nos and win form
Spruce street, corner Of Broad. Citizens foot Mar
shas- Charles NJ EIchol Robt CrenshaW, W. O. Brchest
Geo. Bsckwith, J. NJ. Barnes.
Q. The Ship UnioD lining 81 Ladies' win sail under
the command Of Major B. s. Ray, VIII DeWs, H. v Walden,
J. chuubley, Capt John 8. Dsshien.
g. Ladies on horseback with their escort viii fern
South High street. right resting Broad MarshalsJaS
L. Patterson, Jas s. Russell. Calvin Ferguson
T. Ladies with their banners carriages will form the
Franklin Turnpike, fronting Broad street. harshSls-B.
F. Cockrer, John Anderson, st. Clair Morgan VIII Hob
son, DR. s. B. Davidson. W. @. Jones.
Whites Creek Bnck Hunters with other delegations
from north side Of the river will form Vine street, right
rest pg b. cad. Msrshals-P G. Esrthmln, Col A. MI
LAM E. Cunningham E. c. Drake, g. W. McCoFn, Kindred
Ray
g. Mil Creek Buck Hunters horseback from District
No. and Joining districts viii form South Summer,
right resngon Broad. Marshals-E NJ Patterson, John
Battle, Jno Davis, Geo. c. Dardeu
10 Delegations from Harpeth and others Vest OF Nash
vile, viii form Broad turnpike, OF McLe
more Fillmore and Doneson Rangers front Mar,hGls-
W. W. Fulghan, Jno s. Prtchsrd, W. T. Demoss Jno B.
Murray, Church Hooper.
H. Delegations from Hermitage and adjoining districts
will form North Cherry street. right resting Broad
Marshsls-Aed Creel sar1 jenkins, John Hurt Andrew
Tyler, Isaac Paul.
The procession will at II o'clock precisely down
Broad Cherry up Cherry Gentleman street, along Cas-
tean Market up Market to the Square, down Market
to Locust up Locust College up College Cedar up
Cedar to Vine down Vine Church. down Church to the
Pole where H. Maynard and other speakers will address
the people.
The torch-ght procession will be formed the Square
ccocS the evening, under the direction Of
Marshss
WILL FOSTER, Chief Marshall.
ATTENTION YOUNG AMERICANS!
The Boys wishing join in the American and Wing Pro-
cesslou will the Pole Saturday in citizens
dress O'clock order to form and march to Broad
streetby II O'Clock
The following young gentlemen have been appointed
Marsbas for the OCCASION and CONSENTED to
serve. TH0S l.. WASHINGTON. Chief.
AssIssfANTs
Thos. Lyons. NJ. B. Pitcher Fred. Fisher, B. NichO, D.
Brien, s. ID. Morgan, Jr.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
SOLD OUT!

TIVE undersigned while they tender their thanks 20 their
friends in the city and country for the liberal patron
age extended 70 them for several past that
they have sold out their entire stock Of Books &C One Of
the firm having formed business asOcs ton in Knox
Vile, Tenn, will remove thher with the stock We are
anxious make hnal and complete settlement o.
old business and h that view resPtc fully urge all those
indebted ca at No ~ Union street. and pay Up
their accounts without delay The books and accounts will
be found at the old stand, for settlement.
octi TOON, NELSON 4 co.
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R- Affection is directed TO the auction
sales Of Berj F. Shields which come off to-
day. H. addition to a large sale of Davidson
county bonds, fine new rosewood piano, Will
be sold Here is an opportunity to make a
profitable investment.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01

WATER WORKS IMPRovEMENT.-The Board
of Mayor and Aldermen met last night, and
heard the report of the proper committee in
relation to the contemplated enlargement and
impro, emen, of the Water Works. A sur
vey and profile Of the work recommended TO
be done was authorized, with instructions to
report the same aud the cost thereof at tie
nexl regular meeting of the Board.
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The two preceding and the two succeeding numbers 10
those drawing the first s29 prizes will be the
sss approximation prizes. For eNAmple:-n tickets No.
1889 draws the $1,000 prize those tickets numbered
II AS II 2I9, 5i and 49,, will ca be entitled to
$500 ard according 10 the above scheme n ticket
No should be draw n, the approximations would be s.
" 999 and $1,000 Noket No so zoe should be drawn the
ordinations would be 999s 90 999 and g. II ticket
No or 1882 should be drawn, the approximations win
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MIR. B. III. COOKE,

WHEAT! WHEAT!!
WANT to purchase any quantity OF good Wheat, for
which l will pay the hi hest price.
sugls z. @. handy.
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SINGERS SEEMING MACHINES.

SINGEh'S SENkNG mAVHiNESs
THESE celebrated mach practical and profta-
i bic in all parts Of the civilized world In all the
various trades and wing every Of fabric either OF
cl,h leather they have fully tried aud approved
Sewing machines Of other Manufacturers often fail to
but SINGERS MACHINES ALWAYS OPERATE PER
FECrLY, being strong durable complete in continuance
aud work manshp. p-iec sc sug mschin kept employ
ID affords profit Of II 900 year but imperfect
one a OF and loss. The entire
RELIABILITY Of machines is great for their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
Of all AMI dec tie construction, rec)mme nded by
other manufactures such machines made to catch
the eye, 70 perform substantial work The truth is
family sewing machines ought u be much than
other be they into less skul hands than when
manufacturers and for greater variety of
The mschines which have proved best for all other
purposes be family use and they Singers
The spr Of machines has lately been doubled No
other compare wiJ. them IN quantity Of work.
~ New machines Of the latest improved style will be
exchanged liberal f5T old sewing machines Of our
make for operative machines OF other manuiactur
ers Local agents wanted to sell our machines.-sSd
n bah persons desiring full Information about sewing
machines, obtain by applying for copy Of Il. NJ.
singer Co.'S GaEete, paper devoted to the subject 1t
will be sent gratis. j. NJ, SINGER co.
Principal 0ffce, 1923 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
Il Hanover ST., Boston. Il49 Chvsnut ST., phila
S2 Westminster St. Provide. Hos Baltimore St. Baltimore.
274 Broad ST., Newark, NJ. Eas Fourth St, Cincinnati
S47 Broadway Albany, N. y hicago, Illinois.
Goversyie. New York 50 Mort Fourth st, st. Louis.
% Chapel ST., New Haven. 81 ~. Charles st., n. o.
II Buchanan street, Gasgow, 20 Dauphine st. Mobile.
Scotland. / Oct25-Sm
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The Democratic Demonstration at Mem
phiS,

The democratic meeting at Memphis on
the 28th, which was called for the purpose
of counteracting the effects Of the Ameri-
can Convention last week, was an ignobe
failure The grand procession contained less
than eight hundred persons! This is fair
specimen of the real enthusiasm Of the oppo-
sition in the west end. There, as here, bet
ting, bIuiiing, and clustering, have diStin-
guished the leaders, but the game don't
win. The fact is they have Dragged "too
high" and on Tuesday next will be laid low
in the dust. Look out for good news from
Shelby
P. S.-We see that a telegraph des-
patch in the Union and american states that
the procession mentioned above was three
miles long, See our letter from Memphis,
in another column, for the correct count.
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SC IL IL ME.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
APPROXIMATION PRIzFs

Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarters t5
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DRESS MAKING
FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS TRADE

4 Nd CHILDRENS' CLOTHING made TO order, In the
~ latest style, By MRS REATH. corner Of Cedar and
Cherry streets, opposite the Nsrandah. oct I'm
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WILL L FOSTER, Chief Marshall.
ATTENTION Young AMERIcANsl

The Bows wishing join in the American and Wing Pro-
will at the Pole Saturday next in citizens
dress O'clock in order TO form and march to Broad
street by II O'Clock
The following young gentlemen have been appointed
Marsha for the occasion, and have CONSENTED to
serve. TH0S. l.. WASHINGTON Chief
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-01

Thos Lyons NJ B. Pitcher. Fred. Fisher, B. Nichol,
Brien, s. ID. Morgan, Jr.
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Land warramts! Land Warrants

FINFB STORE HOUSE on the South east corner Of the
Square and Front street for the balance Of this year
The fixtures Will be sold any taking House
Apply ty BENZ. Y. SHIELDS,
Oct21 AZ Pubic Square.