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that the Of mariners whsn every sea- and the
plough OF its hu.bandmen is marching steadily onEofo 70
the boOdess conquest Of the connent thas cities and pop
uleus States sprngng up, il BY enehantment nom
the bosom Of western wlds and that the en-
ergy Of people making Of thase Untrd states me
great republic Of the world. These results have not eeen
attained without passing through trials and Pers BY expe
Renee of which, and thus only nations can harden ioo
manhood Fur forefathers trained TO the WISDOM
which conceived and the courage which achieved nGePen
dence, by the circumstance which surrounded them ana
they thus made capable Of the creation Of republic
II devOlved the generation to consolidate the work
Of the revoluto deliver country entirely from the
conflicting Transatlantic partiaies antpathes which
attached te colonial and revolutionary history, ana TO
organize the practical operation Of the constitutional and
legal institutions Of the Un0n To Of this generation,
remains the not less noble task of main tanning and eNtand
ing power Of the United States We have, at length
reached the stage national career which tie dam
gers be encountered and the eSctons TO &c made, are
the inc dents Of weakness bet Of strength In our r
egn relations aenp our power to the less hap
Ply condition other republics in America and - place
ourselves in the camneSs and conscious dignity o. Ugh
by the side Of the greatest and wehest Of the uDpies
Europe. In domestic relations, We have to guard
against the shock Of the tiscouten,s the ambitions tie in
tertss, and the sNuherant and there sometimes Tre
ular impulses Of opinion o. acOn which tie natural
product Of the present political elevate the sereEance
ami the restless spirit Of Of the Pc pie OF The
Unltei States.
shall prepare surrender the Executive trust my
successor, retire to private life with sentiments n T
found gratitude to the gOd Providence Which, during the
perop OF administration has vCuchsaied carry the
country through many difficulties tomes.ic and foreign
and TO enable contemplate the spectacle amcabe
and respectful relations ard ali other govern
ments, and the establishment Of constitutional aud
tranquility throughout the Union.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WAsHrSGroS, Dec. 2, 1886
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FRESH ARRIVAL nF PIANOS.

lust received BY the subscriber, Eve OF 1Ez1csEsrF
y those unrivaed PIANOS, made Jy A. n. tfS@<@et3
Gale x Co., Of New York, which now makes ~
the largest Stock in the city, consisting OF 6E and
octaves, in plain and beautifully carved Rosewood cave
ANY wishing No. Instrument would do well 20 give
call Every Piano sold bJ e warranted in every
particular. J. A. MCCLURE. 80 Union street
p. S.-Just published by me, the hnowng Light az
Home, Mgdora Waltz, Tennes-es schottish and onward
Row. fu supply Of the above beautiful Songs and Pieces
on hand. Call and get = copy, Only 25c. each.
deco IA. n
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IAnIES IIEHITT 8 20

WILL open COMMISSION HOUSE in IIyELro0L On
w LIST January next for the sale Of AMERICAN Pro
DUCE.
Messrs. HEWITT, NORTON 4 CO., New Orleans MeSsrs.
HENITT \ Co. New YorI; EICHAED ATKINsO y, so.
Louisville Ky and W. WHELEsS, Esq, Cashier Bank Of
Nashville, Tenn, will make cash advances property
shipped to their address.
NEW YOEz Oct %, 1856. tnOvl-lm.
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n.rnInr Ne,y OrIeans Packet.

FHE s4b.tantiai stsamsr CUAbkk-
rt-llsSkas LAND. Capiain ~ pVsssrE aAvins
a. -E.Es sapsfiaF ace}nHo.tA o1s 20 PAsssn-
-. F-.Iykf IA sto-s - ~ turrg the aaoVe
80 ~ ,f-rg tate ian.iiugs Der las sht lEae 81.
III 80. IL th- most % cases direcs shpreas. Near
W A JOHNSON Co, Of Nv Okla. III sei a Asers
-. .,i,-rsiaa II a Csp,. ~ r. h DsOcks alb vl ~
~. r,rest = Ia Nee ur'saas 1t Ne 81 CAroaGclei "a,
49,, ~ ba.iae lrae-ar he pIrpose Il giving his en-
- ,nt =. l. the iur III az pnf, base ordc al he as
-. 49,. IA. Il. HARRISON,
Age
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-06
AnNERTISElIENT.

DERSONS wishing 10 purchase Old or second hand
i PIANO-FORTES be suited by calling at he Store
lately occupied By Mr. Croker, No Union street. IN
instruments for sale uu'i the l2h iLgt when they vii
be removed. Acc0rte1ns, Victims, Yates, Ca-ouets and
Other az ia musical line viii he sold NJ until
ths 12h inst. T. zeal JAS. DIGGONS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-06

ON SATURDAY, the day Of December, will offer Tor
" sale highest bidder for Cash the Court House
yard, liable Lot situated Ia Edgehri, fronting 4f%
feet on whites Greek Turf pAe. commencing I'd
mont Whites corner aud running back three HUNDRED
thr cen ania. fleet alley. This Lot beautifully
locat-d and cftke most thriving parts OF igefed
SIZE bet Eesn the hours Of II an ~ O'Clock
decl-td T. l.. GLASCOCH, AUc:ionser.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-06

MfkN

bAS @e1S ling Green, 25th November, sets Of Fx-
change Originals and pcaes) drawn by Thomas QuEg
Co, Martin, owen Co b, Of New Orleans 5000
eaeh payable at three months and the a. five
months aer date and dated st December 1856 drawn tc
my order AMI endorsed by The finder is rsqle ell 20
hand them Wesley Wheess, Cashier Bank Of Nashville
The pub &c is fled not 20 purchase them payment
been stOpVet iec3lwFl HARRISON WOODWARD
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SITUATION WANTED
EfTES
MEA.....A
WANTED

k1SeSS young gentleman f. m the country wishes 70
obtain situation the Ctr a. Cerz-hts capacity to make
himself generally useful. Address L. c HghoWer, P. o.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-06

nEDSrFADSi nEDSTEAnSit
xxrRs-~. 81 al Belsteals saved fIcu ne fhe. nat
w - .nx,oa. ~ SEA j. W. NcCoARs.
...f ~ C0sEnFSa-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-06
AUCTION SALE

~ ..s h.ni yaraita.r. Pine DsaasF Dssers aaa fsA
1 -. -. F--o-a al p ala Cscks. Rirh Vases and
-, -. ..risty 81 Faey Arsciss sailAhisfor f4Fnliv
"a a sss,oc< Raturliay Decslaesr sh, ~itheat
- s..h aee5 BENJ. y. SHIELDS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-06
RVVERIS RISING.
SITVATIONWANTED,

HAVE % Negroes % sell, amongst them several good
mechanics and two three extra fancy girls willsel
dec1 REFS w. PORTER.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-06

REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES BY
II. ;. FIR EN- CHI g. SON,
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1855.
nN TUESDAY, December h. will offer for sale in mont
" OF our Warehouse Market street. large Stock of
Groceries, comprising in part
100 hhds Sugar, L60 boxes TsilOH Candles
geo reams Wrapping Paper, 40 bONes TOBACCO,
$50 bags Coffee, 800 sacks salt,
1873 boxes prime Cheese, quo bUls Whisky,
800 kegs assorted Nails, 81 casks soda,
100 boxes Star Candles,
Together with Spices Cigars and other articles
Our next sale will take place Tuesday. 18th inst.
dec6 H. FRENCH SON
TINURKS ISLAND SALT.-1O6O bags Turks Isl-
L aud Salt in store and Tor sale low TO close.
deco II FRENC A
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SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

A Clerk in respectable house in ;he city
y Wholesale business preferred Reference given. Adj
dress this Office. nOy2I-u.
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II EvERRINs 20 the asavr netc- ne unders'Fnsd WI
IL clntnae the Fiour fees snd Sosi 80 ess - ~
tb.i- g., .c,unt an sr he nrn Of Q0ilh hEAD IVA
- ~ - -. ,. d. QUICK,
- GEO Il MAD.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-06

nELFGATES TO TIE southern Convention, TO be held in
IL savannah Ga, will be charged full fare the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad and be furnished with
turn ticket Tree Of charge, II applied ior.
deeI n. 1. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-06

100 BBLs. Fresh Louisville n DRAULIC CE-
ARMSTRONG 4 co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-06

NasHvLLs, De. I, 1888.
rY,rs- .-fn.rshIp herctcEFe eNisting between D D.
4 o.. eEo NEap r. Cess, ualer the drm %
o. 49, 4 Ca sxpirvs this day b. NATAL consent.
n. D QUICK.
ESQ. ,. MAD.
T. COBB.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-06

> DOZEN SAUSAGE SUFFERS, for sale bg
Z deci-iwd ARMSTRONG co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-06

A sEORv HOUSE adjoining he Tsnnssses noar Dep
Y 1850 Ao.iv 10 QUICK a MAD,
AGA A. eur Depot, College street
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THE PEACE CONFERENCE.

Awaiting the arrival of Baron Mauteua, the plenipo-
tetiaries have held meeting since last adEces and
matters remain precisely they Peace
sidsred certainty and ii is expected that the protocol
will bs signed in few days. As much secrecy posi-
bile as to the proceedings still observed In regard to
the terms Of peace the London Times Of March Is Hays
If we are to expectations the basis of the
present position not unreasonable to expect that the
Black shah be open the commerce Of a nations thai
ssbastopo shall agAin be standing continu
ally directed against the heart Of Turkey that Russia shall
NO longer greatest artery Of European trade fo
the benefit of her ports and that in the Baltic vel
a in the Black she shall not make preparations which
mean either nothing all the conquest of weak and
neghbo Up to this point have estab
shed our ground and the penpotentares charged with
striking the of the will hardly undo
what is actually done.
0f course those who would for good dea
more without considering perhaps where they prepared
to stop begin insist that Rnssa shall have
naval armament arsenal fortified port anywhere,
any sea- any river eoAmuncatng with any that
only the cry DeLenda CarAago which hard
be required now that have proved that Rus
not invincbe and impregnahe power she has
hong affected be- But there conceive, be diff
Guilty seeing what has been thus far found necessary for the
peace of the world and little difficulty need be in
making the already done the basis of pachcation
The daily union., 1856-04-04
Fsaa o. NV Yea n.y sass.

Fram she NsS YEA Day Bask
MEN cHAKGE.-THK KIsE-M0sTHs SLAVE Law.
In 1888 Eon w. n Seward bsi1g : candidate for ths
once ~ governor o. Kss York was inierroeaisd by
MessEs Genit Smith and William Jay q COMMITTEES ap-
pointed fur than PGrposs By anraEery meeting held
at tea iOows Are you in favor Of the repeal
the law which authorizes the importation Of slaves
into this State and their dstea0n here as such for the
term Of nine months "
The law 70 which the committee referred was n fol-
lows:
Any person not being inhabitanf Of the State who
shall De travelling TO % FROM passing hrongh this State
may bring with him person lawfully held by hm In
slavery and may take such person with him from this
State but the person held In slavery shall reside
continue 10 this State than nine months and such
residences be continued beyond that time such person shall
be free"
In his reply Mr. Seward takes ground distinctly against
tine repeal of this law and argues in favor Of permitting
shareholders 10 bring their slaves into New York in
dance with in provisions We quote:
Bat gentlemen, being desrous be entirely candid
in this communication ii 10 properI should add thai
not eonyinced il would be either wise expedent or hu-
to declare to ellowczsns of the southern and
southwestern States that they travel from or pass
through the Stale of New York they shall bring with
them the attendants whom custom education habit
may have rendered necessary them. have not been
able 10 discover any good object TO be attained by such
act Of inhospitality"
This before Mr. Seward discovered that nigger
question" would pay Now any ene who advocates that
this act Of Bhospitalty be done away with it ought
TO be- accused of wishing to rsinrodace slavery
New York
The daily union., 1856-04-04

a. ainasou of saah - sght only for pIundsr An d
n. ,,cOmnssdAtsns are Of pAsAise nsgstye indifferent
r.rssr The crisis eas for President Of ssrDer stu-
su one with armahss positive attEibuissfor one who
b., industry wGchfulnsss courage determination, and
in Uf bis own Such President ID not 70 be found
.upggt the availability worshpper 10 be elected by
..r He must be a man who has not only good ante
c.dsut record, but = good Prssea OHs The more Of
the smoke Of battles on his garments and scars on
bis body the better. lie cannot be an 'afsre1ti0t-
1. sound man msrely-hs mast be such BY direct com
s and his s0undnsss must be known and admitted Of
All men. In q word be mast be national democrat
standing boldly on the national denoCratc platform be-
far, his nomination with his flag Aoatng over his head
tascribed with NORTHWESTERN DlscRnSAroS oos-
svrrrOxAL roPuLAR SOVEREIGNTY EQUALITY OF TEE
STATES.