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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-18
Fresh Arrival.

~ l. have Just received, and will conn mn,
~ to receive during the season, iNn,'
GROCERIES, of all kinds, Bacon, Flouf' "
Sugar Molasscs, Coffee, etc. a.
lroa and \ats, Castings, assorted
shelters. and Shot Guns. Call and eNhni's'
iIAMi.Elr n PEk"'
Apfil 10, SO 81"
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
The 8 Soundn Richardson.

The following is an extract from speech
made by Mr. RICHARDSON, the Democratic
nominee for Speaker of the House, on the I'd
Of April, 1850, on the admission Of California
into the Union as a free State:
There is one thing that | wish, in this con-
nection, Mr.. Chairman, to say 10 the gentlemen
from the South and the Northern Wigs: If
the bill for the territorial government, silent
upon the subject Of SIdreTy, expressly prefer
mitting,) shall be defeated, then 1 am for bills
uih the FiImot PrOviso, in order to give gov
eminent to the people III the territories; and |
speak for four of my colleagues, assured that
they will feel constrained to pursue like
course. And if Gen. Taylor shall approve the
Proviso, then it will have passed; and it is for
them to determine what shall or shall not be
DONE and let the responsibility rest with them.
bStieOe Congress has full pOaoer 10 pass such
ta,os as they think proper for the government
of the territories. There is, consequently, no
constitutional difficulties an my road have
held and believe that it was inexpedient to
legislate in relation to slavery in the terrific
ries.
flake this" says the Louisville Journal,
ain connection with that other declaration of
Mr.. Richardson in 1850, that slavery is but
the creature of municipal law, and cannot ex-
ist for 6 moment in a territory belonging to
the States, unless either Congress has author
lied it by an express law or the squatter SOW
ereigns have authorized it by law of their
own enacting-take this, we say, in connection
with Mr.. Richardson's declaration, that, even
though the South, by her exclusive blood and
treasure, acquire territory for the United
States, her own citizens cannot go into it with
their own property without law of Congress
or the gracious perm sion of the squatter SOW
ereigns, and our readers will know what sort
of notions our Southern Democracy think
sound just now and are disposed to fight for
with all their might. The endorsement of
Richardson by the Southern Democracy as
sound upon Southern rights, is one of the
most curious political phenomena of this very
curious political age"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

nessee, not half Of il goes to the banks Merchants
Planters, Traders Mechanics, and professional
men in every county in the State, in their multi
piled transactions with each other deal in exchange,
and often receive the money Of their neighbors on
deposit The banks are often not near enough
when they are, they often have not capital enough
to do the business of the country. And yet will
any man say for doing these things, they have vio-
lated the Act Of 1927, by putting bank in opera
tionl
The only control the Legislature of Tennessee
ever took ove- these things, was e mere matter of
revenue; by taxing those who dealt in gold and
silver, bills, drafts, or negotiable paper, to the
amount Of $500 month, or 5000 year, for the
privilege Of doing so. All persons whether calling
themselves brokers' factors, or not, who deal in
gold and silver, bank bills, bills of exchange, or
other negotiable paper, to the amount of $500 per
month are, By act of 1928, declared to be brokers,
and are required to pay yearly tax for the privi-
lege.
Thus the Law intended to leave all men free to
use their money as they pleased to loan or deposit
it, to or with whom they pleased; to buy or sell
negotiable paper as they pleased, subject to the
Reoenus Lars, which impose a tax on those who
engage in such dealings as business, as brokers,
factors, &c.
tax imposed upon dealers in exchange, and
negotiable paper, of one quarter of one per cent.
upon the capital employed being the tax paid
by the Free Banks-would increase the revenues
of the State, and give to all equal chance, ac-
cording to the capital employed; and would pre-
vent monopoly of the finances of the people by
chartered Institutions.
For these reasons, approve of Mr.. Holmes bill
10 require the banks to redeem their bills at all
their branches and the BILL in the Senate, to inn
pose tax on brokers, who deal in exchange, ac-
cording to the capital employed by them. e.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

The preliminary report upon the State cen
sus of New York, gives these facts
The population of the city of New York,
$40; the native vote, 40, ll3; foreign vote.
42,704. Total number of aliens, 232,67s.
The total number of native voters in the
State is 6l6,7 45; total number of naturazed
l35,076, and total number Of aliens Chat is
persons not naturalized) is $50, $50.
In Albany county there are 6,IS2 natural
lied voters 20 ABA native voter; in Erie,
9,249 TO l2,494 native voters; 10 Kings, "a $50
TO 1875 native voters; and in Oneida, 5,6T4
TO 10, 272 native voters.
In the third Senatorial district, composing
the first six wards Of the city of New York.
the foreign vote exceeds the native vote.
There are 6a7, $50 aliens or persons not nat
uraliEed. This constitutes the raw material
out of which tina Sag NIGHTS manufacture
votes.- Washington Organ.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

Again aud again, from thattime 1850 down
TO the present, did we press the subject Of the
slavery question, in lis relation to parties, and
especially In its relation to the Democratic
Party, upon public attention.-BaaHer.
And whilst you were doing so, "again
and again" were the American cohorts Of
the volunteer State, asking themselves the
questions-"Why does not the Ajax Of the
BaHner say something 10 advance the prin-
ciples Of the American Partyl' why sleeps
the thunder Of Jupiter ?"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
senator DougIa. and President Pierce

The Washington correspondent of the N Y.
Courier and Enquirer announces that
Mr.. Douglas has arrived, and will oppose
the Administration in its policy upon Central
America. He advises 40 alliance offensive and
defensive with General Walker, as preliminary
to the war with Great Britain, which is about
to take place upon the recommendation of the
President. and with the concurrence of Messrs.
Seward, Foote, and Wilson. Mr.. Douglas has
not yet perfectly recovered the use of his voice,
his great weapon, but he will find the means
to swell the war cry against Great Britain.
Though dissatisfied with the course of the
President upon Kansas affairs, he acquiesces
in it. because to do otherwise would be to in
jure his own prospects for Presidential nom
nation.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

October, 1858, meeting Of the friends of the
Administration was held at Fanueil Hall, in
Boston This meeting was addressed by Mr..
Banks, in speech which was reported in the
Boston Post. In the course of it he said . l
accept the democratic principles as declared at
Baltimore, aud say, that the freedom of the
people depends on the principles so declared.
assent most cordially to these principles, and
which you will be sure to adopt"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

A letter from the Lake Superior Conner
Mines, under date Of January sth saws: The
amount OF copper in expectancy from all tie
mines In the country during tie coming wear
viii not vary much from i've thousand seven
hundred tons, VI seventy per cent. copper. or
about one thousand tons more than The pro-
dues Of the past year, while the expenses for
this year will not much, IL any, exceed those
OF the past season. Mines are becoming oten.
ed ready for returning copper, machlnery
Is being erected to separate the copper from
the rock, and the nature Of the whole business
Is becoming better Understood among our rnl.
ming men generally.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 90, 1865

To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES number of CON-
munications, amongst them one from ''LU-
Lu," of Giles, which we had fled for pub
LEGATION, have been distracted from "our
drawer" The writers of them must accept
this as our explanation of their non-appear-
ance.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
For the Patriot.

"INQUIRER," in the Union and american
of yesterday, seems not to know the meaning
of ignore" declaring that it cannot be found
IN Websters dictionary The Union and Amer-
lean answers from Worcester. We find the
word defined, not only in Worcester, but also
in johnson, Walker, Todd, and Webster.
The genealogical Specification of the word is
"nOt to knoD."
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

The volume Of Poems BY Mrs l.. YmeDuA
FEEScH, which We announced some weeks ago.
as In press, has besn Published. and b for sale
AZ the Book Store Of W. T. BREET a Co. Of
ttis city. The admirers Of the poetry Of this
popular anthoress, have now an opportunity 20
H9tain souvenir Of her writing for preserve
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20


esting works. which they call the attention Of the public
THE IRISH ABROAD AND AT HOME; Al the Court and
in the Camp. With souyehirs OF "The Brig Ade" Rem.
ini-cences Of an Emigrant Mesian.
VIEWS A-F0oT:
Or, Europe with Koapsaek and stan, BY Baysrd
Taylor, author Of Rhymes Of Travel" &C, &C.
ELDORAD0:
Or, Adventures in the Path Of Empire; comprising
Voyage California, Life in San Francisco and Monte
rey, Pictures Of ths Gold Region aud Experiences Of
Mexican Travel By Baya-d Tay lor.
PHRNIXTANA:
Or Sketches snd Buresques. By John P squibObs ESQ
OUR COUSIN VERONICA:
Or, Scenes and Adventures over the Blue Ridge. By
Mary Elizabeth Wormelsy.
THE HIDDEN PATH:
By Marion Harland, author Of "Alone"
LIFE ANG ESSAYS or FRANKLIN:
Written BY himse,-Anthsntir edition.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

0N saa ssr hoad.y, Esbru.ry ish lisa Ne Pss.sarsr
cbslssssezs 81 ga, P.M
Nsshxles q ksa, K.A fsia
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

At the head of the storming column win
stream our Banner.-Bdnner.
EmbIazoned on its folds-"the Uidor of
I853-l855, leads p God knows where |
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

How BY the gallant and Efficient man
ner in which yOu led your columns in the
onset last SUMMER
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
We have won the Iead.-Banner.

BY furnishing the enemy with weapons,
and imposing upon yourself the duty Of
warding off bis attacks with them ? Lead
on. then. and save your honor
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
HLAcK Avn YANCY scARTs.

va hsss yrt g. hrss nlask asa fansT SARA ~
w ssu nW. Ase . FsRisiy q kraEl Etasts.
Ser t1la ~ y b. hroELI.
Iaalss' EnE aenssaens FuruiaAinE see.
AS Corser ssnass And csasgs sirest
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
THE FINE ARTS.
Photopraphie Miniature portraif.

NJ ESSRS DODGE WENDEROTH would make Known
WI 70 the citizens generally, that they rooms
over Hicks China Hail. North side o. Pubic Suuare
and are now prepared execute Gin addition Nina lures
on Ivory the new PHOTOGRAPHIC IMMATURE PORT
RATE These Pictures from Lockct csbi sze
king handsome ornaments for the Parr They The
fathness OF the Mirror, with the expression cOorin
Of hie and are perfectly psI1sansst
Painted Phntug aphc cnpies sres taken Of
gnerre typ-s, when accompanied with description Of the
complexion color Of the eyes hair dress 4c specimens
TIE dneent styss, painted and PLAIN Be examined
their stadio decR4-an
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,

Adjoining Summerseld eight miles rem the city Selma
with ab7u Your Hundred Acres attached oit The DSe ng
House. Offices tut-houses grounds, garden Sc, ali in
6rst-rate condition.
Thes plantations seventy or eighty miles below the
city Of MONTGOMERY about hundred and 6y miles
Mobile and west Of and the Alabama river which
at all seasons nayglbe for stea 1boatS Near hous
and acres including four Of the plantations the Selma
and Woodvle Railroad ani this body Of snd alb IA
miles from l. located the depot the junction
Marion Railroad with the Selma Road and from which
depot the regularly.
or the other plant3tons-one is the Selma Railroad
two two miles, and six miles Distant OF which Is
within six miles Of the city Of sema These plantations
in the highest state Of cultivation with good gins hous
es cottonpresses mills negro cabins, shops stables srte
sian wells, &c, &C, &C.
will sell them in suit purchasers Of 800 OOO
1900 1000 5000 and so laid OF 10 give much
opened and woodland each may b. desired and
with or without the negroes, stoek, plantation Tools
pTovender, &c.
Possession Of the above plantations and negroes will be
given TO the purchasers at time whilst the crop
ing, or in December or January next, they may wish
II not sold privately previous to the first Monday in De
cember next vii that dav, Selma, sell 10 the highest
bidder, such negroes may then be Unsold.
Such opportunities and advantages before
sented for those wishing to continue to in the cu
tvson Of tten. 1t has been d cult for years past
ind plantation in the Game BFdks region for
price, TO purchase there large Ht1prOred tract
These plantations in fertility facilities for transpoTta
ton aud in all other respect, fully equal not susperor,
20 airy in the cotton growing States and that perso
nal nves gaon will prove the satisfaction of every
that portion Of the Union healthy than the Cane
brake" region Of Alabama.
will also sell privately for cash. time Of the
most beautifully improved private residences the city Of
blocks Of Brick Buildings including the largest and de
siraby located store rooms Offices banking houses &C. a.
Also, several very desirable unmproved large lots and
small tracts OF land in and contiguous to selma.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

Valuable Contribution to Natural Science
The U. ;. Naval Astronomical
PeditIOn to the Southern HEM
isphere,
DURING TIE YEARS 1s4s, 50 81 81
WI OhiLE' Its Geography. Climates E.rthou,k.,
oo'srhmenr Social Condition, Mineral and Arri,n,nr,i
resources Commerce. &C By Lieut. J. NJ GHU. A AZ
VOL H. IHE AsDEs AID PANPAs. By Lien, MR.
Minerals By J. Lawrence Smith
INDIAN REMAINS. by Thomas Ewbank
MAMMALS. b. SPENCER D. Baird
BIRDS. By John Cassn.
KsPFLEs, EisHEs and CausrACzA. By Charlie, e;.r,rs
sHEILs. BY A. A. Gould
DEiED PLANTS By Asa Gray
LIVING PLANTS AND SAEDs By wn. D. BrackeDAr;1,.
FOSSIL MAMMALS By Jenries WymAn
Fossil SHlLs BY T. A Conrad
Proasey Illustrated with specimens Of Bird, R..,u..
'heS fih @e' &e' elaborstely and IruthfuBy eoor.i
AFTER nature vo's., 4to, neatly bound in half Calf
Por sale by " T RFRpy
Booksellers, Nashville
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
HART, MACREA g. CO..
TO THE PUBLIC.

EffT0Ss The underigned vOah respectfully An
k3-~Se-a nounce to bis friends. and the citizens Of
NASHVILLE and vicinity, that he has returned the city
the purpose Of pursuing hs profession and
soeiaed with him, the talented Artist Mr. p AuagsTus
WSDEAorH and he feels assured from their success in an.
other State, that Their Efforts their profession cannot M
to be received with yor the Of arr in Tsnnss.
NAsHVnLE Dec. "a, 1855
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
rs q 81 2 Ea q AN
FOUR HUNDRED NEGROES
AND
Ten Thousand Acres Of Cane-Brake
L A N D!
IN DALLAS AND PERRY CnuNTIES ALARAMA

ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL NEXT (the Tth)
~ will SELL at cahawba, in Dallas county Alabama TO the
hi hest bidder for cash. Mobile aecepances" at sixty
ninety days bearing interest,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES.
Also, FIFTY OTHERS longer time-au accimated and
experienced cotton pantstiO hands.
will also SELL at any time during this year. private sale
for cash, or on time,
Two Hundred Other Valuable Negroes
n lots to suit purchasers and 10 900 Acres Of the very
best and most avantag ously situated bra e and
black land" including the nine plantations known
'Trgg Plantato >" "Mud Hall 'Sixe nth," king Plan
taon - "rIevins Place" Ludlow" "Lodebo Holmes
Place" the "Cross Roads al Of which for Cotton and
Corn, are Inferior to plantations in the worl
Also, an elegan ly improved and
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

AUCTION SALE
". NJ. GORDOS A CO.
nNwEDNESDAY NExT. a February. istS, uil oEsr
" a. Public Sale, Ia usual qaantiti-s-
aoo hhds Conmos - Chetcs Louisiana Sugar;
800 barrels Faasafloa Asl4ssss
leo 4 do o. Do,
aas bxa hanuf.cIared Tosseee--Sn FrsasE
50 DE- Do damaged
Inc kezs shocnhsrFerAs Naiis, al siEss.
eos doa-a Rainiss baekeiE
lsa ncKrs No 2. har sssp
len Eexe PeaSi etArch,
$50 Meals CAndicS.
VIA Yarous othes Articles.
Terms 81 smles
AHsaaa undsr e3eo eash al sams esoo asa aHa-s
81 sc 90 dAys saas 81 GO ~ eaYs or Approved
unnoasas nstes payxks n 81 tAs sity aanka
fsbls-d ". h. 6okDrN co
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
GBt aaiIe 4atfi0t.

EB The Patfes s the Successor Of the "Ir1s Whfg,'
Asssrs sHTH MoAaAz Co. having purchased the print
ng materials, subscription liss, &c., Of the latter
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

DNRON CDs.LAH&---fusl r~ceiFrd. anashsr susI
- 81 ~ Dyr cshsFs Aaas ever variety ~ SfanlnI
csAss. saa sssFy stzE sys Resolves .ad e. sAl. ~
FAC ,. n. ms0iLLA
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
THIRTY HEAD OF BLOOD HORSES,

Among which the celebrated BrOwn Dick several supe
ror brood Mares several young stations gedngs colts and
hIes-sll Of them from the very best racing stock.
Among the negroes Is first Trainer, several good
rsce-rides and many excellent mechanics cooks,
stresses and house servants.
For further ptrtcuars Ridress the undersigned or W.
NJ BYRD Esq, atSelms; or W. BROOKS ESQ., at Marion,
Perry county Ala The OYersesTs the pana.
tons will give all desirable information TO those who may
wish to make personal investigation OF the premises
BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
SELMA, Ala, Feb. g. 1856. feblS-td
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C y SicRuL 0EEEs. D. r. hAILKT
NICH0L, GREEN & BAILEY,

Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Nos. as and 81 College ST, Near Broad.
NASHYILLE, TENN.
DEkLExs m
Bacon, Lard, Feathers, Beeswax, Grain, &C., &c.
DR. LATE ARRIVALS PROM NEW ORLEANS oar
~ stot 81 Groesries is in part somplse, We srs
prepared 20 otter ndaeement Cy Coantry Deaers
Who favor win cal We have In store. sna - A.
rive TIE iolosns doods which sn sell o = for Cash
ito hhds. Fair 70 Choee New IS boxes PSeksl,
orisans sugar, 50 do GlsssHars,
DO Barrels MolAsses, 40 Do Yeast Po-dsrs
% DO 20, eases XIV. Mustard,
- barrels syrup, 10 bEss spice
$50 hsgs Rio CoRee, 10 % Prpper
- barrels MsckereL Do Ginger
- Do d., 100 Demiiohns ssso ted discs,
- ATS DO, leh ~ Gaps,
So ksgs Nails asserted siresi 50 boxes Star tsaTez
Is BIKE NJ. Il. Raisng H. case. Natches
0s eoscn Painted buctets 50 chests Teas yaFs brands
- Nests d. 1ubs 10 ibis Alnouas
50 dOsrn London Porter leo drums FFesh FJvs
5000 Cigars, TaTioa, brands 81 boxes Herring
Together sth every article usually kspi IN cur Hns
NicHcI, GkEEN 4 BAILEY
~ We aA'o have IN store, consignment 100 bsss
ans sslt FACTORY hsd. shich sin sal very cheap.
febif NGkR
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

We are thoroughly prepared for the contest
Banner.
Shout American legions of Tennessee
Rip Van Wrinkle has at length aroused
from his profound slumber, and, with tn,
energy of youth, is prepared to lead you
where ? Aye, where p Echo ignores
a response I
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

The Banner file is perfect "arsenal" filed
with the most potent and destructive of all
political ons-facts-wherewith to meet
and overcome tine enemy.-Bannsr.
Pity it is that in the canvass last sum.
mer, you did not make good use of those
destructive weapons" instead of permit
ting them to lie in the arsenal" and rust.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

HAVE in Magazine, and in constant receipt from
Manufactures supplies Of the best brands Of Rifle and
Blasting Powder prepared to furnish contractors with
any amount Of Blasting Powder and Safety Fuse.
Orders promptly filed T. A. MCCALL, Agent.
Office at Whtemans Paper Store, Northeast Corner Of
Public Square. feb20
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
Facts About AmbrOtypes.

J. T. SWAYNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MEMPHIS, TENN
COLLECTIONS made N West Tennessee, North Missis-
u sippi and Arkansas.
The Judges % the Supreme Court % Tennessee;
The BANKERS, Merchants and Others o. Memphis.
w. T. BEEAI Co. Nashville; O. A. HEuT ESQ ClArtsvie
n b DOUGLASS, O. Cook. ESQ.,, Franklin
J. r. PEAkL, E-q-, Col A ~ LooxET, Columbia;
Gen. r. a. ALLKH Lawrence ARca McDOUsAL, savannah.
burg.
kbff-atuawim
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
TO TIE LADIES.
PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES.

TO THE LADIES.
PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES
lust RECEIVED, a large and Fresh Supply Of
u Lubin's Extracts, Pomatums,
Bazin's do OK Marrow,
Fine Cologues, Bears Grease,
Bay Rum Crystalline Pomatum,
Bell Lavender, Boygr's Hyperion Fluid,
Rice Powders, Nilet Powders,
LILY White, Pink Balls,
Rogue Pun Pots, and Soap Of ali kinds.
hb'6 For sale by III. MeGILL.
SHELL COMBS.
A MOTHER supply Of Shell Tuck, Redding Puff aud Fine
II Combs. Also, Ivory, Buffalo and India Rubber Cembs
febi6 J. II. McGILL.
ORANGES.
, = BOXES SWEET ORANGES in good order For sale
~ by lfebl5l J.G. c. ROBERTsON.
NEGROES FOR SALE
HAVR number Of Negroes for sale nongst them
raj Plough Boys and COED House Girl also number
one Blacksmith. tiebl5l REAs W. PORTER
Facts About AmbrOtypes.
A ~ L 1sEs asso'"''a IN nashville
Anbrotypes made BoShrre esse Ia Nashville than al
the Ambrotype Rooms, No. 20 College ST.
Ambroyprs ale upun double plate glass, hermeti
cay sealed snd thus protected against all possibility Of in
Jury.
Ambroype Countrreits are made single glass, not
sealed and durable ordinary dsguerreoype
Anbreypes named by the Inventor 10 distinguish
them from ali other pctures. Other borrow the n0He,
and apply Il 10 10 eror picture which LACKS the main
points II an AmhrotypS-toue and durability kbis
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ToR sALE-JAcxs ANp JExxErs

ON SATURDAYS Ia resfraFg vla ses AasEioa ns ths
~ aiAAis q ~ = "a fips II Naahrile. aaaa ~ - a
fGANS--f mentsA. vsA noise sEtlHteturiy snterss1,
sna Ray.el. = haas- eAAscock.
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THB IRI5H
ABROAD AND AT HOME.

Have just received number Of new valuable and inter-
esng works. which they call the alton Of the public
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

MOTHER supply Of Shell Tuck, Reiding, Puff aud Flint
II Combs. Also Ivory, Buffalo and India Rubber Ccmbs
febi6 J. II. Mc6ILL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

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