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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-24

ExTRAvAGANoE IN DREss-Irs EFFECTS UPON
THE MARKET.-In the city of Belgium extrava-
gance has assumed such an alarming proper.
tions, that the ladies themselves have been
obliged to combine for the purpose Of arrest
ing lis disastrous progress. Il appears that
extravaganza had been for some years a source
OF constraint 10 families, aud il was noticed
no marriages were contracted, since the young
uIen, frightened at the bills that loomed up in
the distance, preferred TO livein oelibacy. The
mothers, recognizing the Inconvenience OF a
state of affairs encouraged by themselves,
have resolved to bring about salutary re.
form, and with this view they have formed a
committee which meets once week. They
have declared open war upon extravaganza,
and every member announces publicly the re-
trenchments made in her own household ex-
penses. They say that happy results have
already been obtained, and that silnil p assoei-
ations are 10 Ne formed in the neighb0riug
towns Courier des Etas Unis
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TIN Plato Boxes &c. 10 x IA Tin Plate just
| received ma .Jr sale b. D. D. DICKEY.
sept Il College street
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The Italian correspondent OF the Newark Daily
Advertiser, concludes letter from Roma as fol-
love: "Haired OF Popes and the priesthood which
they had, seeems 90 have been aisays distinctive
with genius, whose FIRST aw is freedom Nowhere
l. this feeling more o6vious than Al this oorFupi
heart Of thee hurth. "As bad as priest" Is a
common comparison. and The French soldiers
alone keep the feeling from violent expression.
YeteEen the most inimiea 10 The priest so separate
their oiciA from their moral characters as 70
eFence the one while denouneing the other. The
very assassa Of she pesi would cling % bis sacred
robes for safety, aud ask absolasion from Heavens
HaiaisteF fOr the crime which murdered him.
Strange Inconsistencies grow out Of romanisnl
Toe moss devout believer feels the most exempt
from moral obligation. Many prayers excuse many
crimes. Religious 0bseFvance-noi charity -'eeEsFs
the mnltiude Of sue In short, religion here does
noi, o. necessity, iniply noFsAEy.@
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ra-L.et il be forever borne in mind N

EG-Let il be forever borne in mind that
every election riot in the United States,
between foreigners and natives, from the
Kensington riots in Philadelphia down to
the present time, was brought on and com
meneed by foreigners, or their allies, the
bogus Democracy. Look at ST. Lonis, Lou
isVlIe, Baltimore aud New Orleans. Aud
let il also be remembered that in all these
riots the sham Democratic party. as par
". have melted, backed up aud defended
the foreigners in their frauds upon the bah
lotbox and in their butcheFy Of Native A
meriean citizens. The man who hereafter
votes 10 sustain the laWless aud hceRtioas
foreign population IN their infamous frauds
and bloody riots. deserves 70 be governed
By them. deserves to be "a newer Of wood
aud 5 drawer Of water" 70 them.--Aiempiis
Esgs.
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TUE undersigned offers FOR sals, upon favorable ~
Il terms, the .o'l0wng LANDS situated Duck Riv-
Ia the c0uny o. Humphreys, state 4 tennessee
pace about i've miles from the mouth Of ai F7cr couaa-
ing about 40 acresl20 OF which bottom Ind
equal in quality 20 any and in the STATE tie l. hill
land, well timbeed and watered, with falling sfrng.
also supposed 70 contain arve amount Of coal iron
and other minerals also C:r for another tract 90
Land In the same vicinity, olnainirg so acres, which
fr class bottom snd excef location Tor residence on
the hill. For fur her particulars enquire Of John Cb6
Madison. Ind ma or NJ. Neblet he vi-iu-
ity q said land. lnoy24-lml JOHN COBB.
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS.-The Secretary Of the
Interior has reversed the decision Of the late Com,
missioner OF Pensions in regard TO what constitutes
q par emitting soldiers 70 bounty lard. This de-
dision Of lhe Secretary viii entitle regulars AID
others who have been engsgedin any OF the COZ.
fiets with The Indiansl on the Pacific New Mexico,
and on the Plains, 10 warrants under Tie REGENTS
acts OF Congress The Secretary takes ihe ground
that Congress intended 60 provide for all cases
where the circumstances actually constituted what
might With propriety be styled ,oay in which lite was
imminentlg imperled. Tue present Commissioner,
NJ. WHIrrIsG, briIgs TO his position large eK.
Perience aud psiien, and obligiug POsiuOn--Adf-
ioNai IsfslligesccT.
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RicaFa CHA

The latest advices from Nicaragua by
the Texas at New York, indicate that
Walkers position there is secure, and tina
he will soon rid the country of its inva
ders We hope the day of the redemption,
Ofthat fair land from the blight of ignoranc
and oppression is nigh.
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AsHVILLE THEATRE.

'HE Manager takes pleasure in announcing the recovery
Of Mr. O. W. Couldock, who vil spTe4r in his great
character Of John M.llmay. Monday evening November
l4th, will be presented the successful American Comedy
OF STILL WATER RUNS DEP. Dance by Miss NJ PART
ngton. Overture ny the Orchestra To corcS!e with the
favo lite farce OF P. p, OR MAN AND TIGER.
~ Doors open at O'clock P. NJ; Curtain rises at
urectseIV O'Clock.
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c . O p T. r. )


INOR B,ANJ NANCE, TABLE JEILI1S, 60 A priv
II article for Coufc'iouers, Hotel am Family T0l
o-tangd with dTecOus Er using, - the principal Cr
GERS AID Druggists throughout TIE United states.
uoyzO-3lP PElEB COOPER, NCNV York.
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Nicaragua.

The following extracts from the private
correspondence of very intelligent citizel.
of Nicaragua, conveys valuable inforna
ton in respect to that very interesting
country.
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ELECrION NOTICE.

OTUos \. G. r. n. Co,
Nashville, Nov. 20. 1870
election q ffteen Directors 10 III affair q
II the Nashville and ChAttanooVa Railroad Company,
viii BE- held Murfreeboro Wednesday the 1Ctb day
December next. Stockholders viii be carried over the
Road MurfreeVhoro the 9.h aad 10Th bacE hoe
The iUth and ilth free q charge.
noyg4 BGU Wa GLEAYEs gecret.rv
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~ The title or this Romance originally announced al
SUSAN Merton, changed by the author while the WOr
was in press, to the name &. now bears,
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or TIE
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD


FEHE Directors having declared dividend OF three per
the capital sock Of this Cor NY payable ou
and amer the 9th December next the eli The Treas
urr in Na>hvle It is earnestly requested IN all stock
holders who have not received certificates Tor
20 ist January, 1854 will bring send IN their certificates
for ornal stock and have them renewed bslre that time
oct25 W. A. GLEAFEs. Secreta. y.
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I'VE subscribers are vilnE trl Onr Hundred 1h1u
sand Dollars in gross, aHd aeeeigr in payascrt "a
kani q tfr cdsrcnt eouuss, mad bee a. fsc Los
vie aad AasA ale -Io-l, 81 sssrnfy Ire De- ~
dosar. GAaFlN IELL 4 Co
Loassyilis, oc,2o-ims
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WUEAT! WUEAT!!
WANTED.

WANT TO purchase any quantity % good Wheat, for
vgrlS r. c. DANDY
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FOR SALE or IsEwT.
LAMB ron SAFE.

IN EI7eaeld, a NEW BRICK COTTAGE. contain "a
ing Rooms Ce lar, with good Ciytsrn, ST. be and I'll
small Garden. Terms liberal mi possession given Ea
imaleciat.ly. Enquire al this oace. nov2l
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James &, Jones.

/ HAYE22 negroes for SALE amongst them or likely
girls from ~ to IL years Old, house servant
seamstress washer and rOurr likely and ntsl gent,
eral stout men, sc. Also extra black smith Can bile
the excitement is up. locl22 EEES ". PORTER.
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REMOVAL,

Nj EDICAL BOOKS.
JOHN YORK & co.
Have FOR sale the following new works
WILSON'S ANATOMY;
FOWNEs' CHEMISTRY;
ERICHsON's SURGERY;
UNITED STATES DIsPESSARY;
kirk AND FACETS PHYSIOLOGY;
WOODS PRACTICE OF MEDICINE;
GROSS PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY:
TAYLOR's MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE;
WILSON'S DBSECT0R;
CONDIN or DISEASES OF CHILDREN;
DUNGLIsON's MEDICAL DICTIONARY;
HO0PER's MEDICAL DICTIONARY;
MEI6s OBSTETRICS;
ELLIsSEs MEDICAL RORMULART;
MICS on FEMALES;
SMITHS on LECCOBRaRA;
CLYNER on FEyEss;
FERGUsOSs sCRGLRT;
HOMERs ANATOMY;
JOsEs AND sEEYEKINGs ANATOMY;
NILLEE'- PRINCIPLES,
MALLS OUTLINES,
RAMsBOTHEM's OBsTarRICS;
EHARPET AND QUASES ANATOMY;
DEgEEs on CHILDREN;
DEWEEs on FEMALEs;
MEIGs on FEyERs;
WILLIAMS PATHOLOGY;
AsBWELL on FEMALES;
BUDn OS THE LIVER;
sFANLY on The BONES;
And great variety % Miscellaneous Medical BooEs NJ
sonsained On this catalogue. oe8
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GLOVER s CO.


packages, PARCELS, & BAGGAGE delivered to any
part of the city with dispatch and safety.
Feeling that such enterprise very much needed
Trey nave incurred heavy expenses 70 get up neat and
qck conveyance and hope by prompt attention TO bust
ness 20 deserve the patronage the business Of the
CITY
Sir. A. L. Westbrook late messenger OF Adams Express
Company viii have charge Of our wagon AMI receive and
deliver packages at any Point ia the city and suburbs
Charges very moderate.
Office No. 90 Cherry street. up stairs, w. L. Bowls
Jr. 1oy10 6n
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FIYE cAERIAGR Avn HORSE FOa sALg.

fFiBE Carnage 4 ant elegant family Coch thauyh
slightly used l. scarcely injured al "a. n Ilors-s
excelent and be among 'he very ssfrt
hmly eArIiase heFses . Be had any shsre. 1ry -
sod tes- for pArtcal2rs sPply a. this tfnae.
nOFSa- e.
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WAREHoUsE Axp saocERY sFoEE Poa REEr.

Lsl. large esiahlshEeaf seii eseaistsi a. Wheel
"A riFht aHy Einl ~ NSnafssilftag Assness. NE
premises "a M4rhet stsret ae4f tte Vz1f
sqaNre. ~ faftheg pzrtlrzlsFs aflay q
Eoys BEsJ. = sAIzLos. Assal
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ROAERT MOORE,
c o m m j s 10 n M er b mt,
NO. 80, WEST FRONT STREET,
fsHafnNW aEB A

ceatnaes IN ths abeTe the % basaezs ezclpvey and
h1pes ~ rutptnes "a atlentca - t- orders csn
ssnnsns 81 his Isnuessee fisaas eantnuance
o. oelr fkEaF. HsF3t-imdk9.
So ualua Haa aunssE sepy daily an4 sssssy ssush,
and sad a.a = this ezos.
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Tennessee PInrr EnnfnrY

fAKE Piass e tat best materials ara Bsisa v1ret5
III araasht Iroa aad stssl aoall Busrlr rsat a.
lea hand Pie@s. A. ~. PUrAAN Pgo9f.elor.
Iaas sHAkP, Mkz1rer.
auzf3-en
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naE- W. rennhlish from thn Pnlaski

Bal We republish from the Pulaski
american an article warmly commenting G..
c. Grove, Esq, for the energy and ability
with which he discharged his duties as Amer
lean Elector during the recent canvass.
No man Of his age, in the State, has won
a wider reputation, and we trust he may
live to reach the highest round of fame to
which his ambition may aspire.
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" Il T. a II

7 WANT few Hundred Bushes Of Choice Wheat, for
which viii pay the highest market price, delivered al
my ware house. S y. HOLLINGSWORTH,
oct9 Corner College aud Church street.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JOHN BRIAN. william L BROWN.
1 tce flaw IN the city Of Nashville VIII give prompt at
tenton any and al business intrusted 70 their care.
JOHN ;. BRiEN,
jyS'56-tf WILL. l.. BROWN.
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LANES HEWITT & co.
LADIES' SHOES.

GENTLEMENS' WEAR.
GENTS Fine Cali Pump So Boots;
II Gents Fine Calf Stitched
Gents Fine Calf Double So'e
" Water proof
- Congress Caters;
" " " double sole:
(" Oxford Ties,
These goods from Of the best manufactures in
Philadelphia CAN at No. 20 Public Square.
octIS SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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Nero Girl Wanted.

4 GENTLEMAN wishes 10 buy girl from 10 20 p years
n old, for family use Aaypers' having Such "a one TO
eel, can see purchaser BY applyinyat his Office.
Also girl wanted to hire the balance Of this year.
&C 25-im
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I'D WARRANrs BlUGRT oR LoCATEp.

-1lN-F-
WILL pay cash for Land Warrants viii also buy old
L Missouri and Arkansas Land Patents, issued about
1878, to soldier Of 15f2,
also prepared to locate Lard Warrants in South
western MissOa the line Of the sou hwestern Missouri
Railroad, in correction with gentleman Who has had the
selecting more than 200H Of -aroai land along
the line Of this roai. For further particulars, terms, &C.
enquire Of the undersigned Cedar street. the Post
OtIce. ISept6l q. FELLOWS
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KS E pay t's d gAssf nA4kcs price 10 Casa Or ne
w thaas.ag isF lad NJ arranss.
kKASsfo p. MeEHIBTEs Co,
of2'-u Nc. u Eass AIDE Psel.4 sgasrs Nashville.
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NICHOL, GREEN & BAlLEY.

E'RESH AHRgVAL%.-Just received b. River
II and Railroad The following articles via:
500 bags Baltimore Coffee 90 boxes star Candles flll
10 Java do; weight,
go New Orlcans do; Is boxes Palm Soap;
100 hhds (" sugar. IS " Fancy
20 [" ST. Croix DO; IS cas- . Mstches;
o. BIB Crushed do; 50 rhefts Tea, Black sud
IS a" PulFefEe1 DO; green al brauis,
20 tierces fresh slice: 800 drums FEs:
- CASKS English soda: IS bags Spice;
20 hayea Tobacco. vas BIZ as 20 " Ripper;
$4,000 GLARS 10 " Ginger.
p bals Alnonds 10 Cream Nuts;
10 Filherts;
zee hlis. Coffee Sugar, Different grades;
~ boxes 8cstOn Loaf Sugar ID Echae daersnt grades
Together with BEefsts. hT0ems Kopr aid al articles gen
sra'y kept N The Grocery line, with general
OF al kines Liquors.
on ouNsIGNNENf.--se barrels RobsrtsUn c. WHISKY
and ieg barrels AFTle Bsndy, three oid, 80
barrett ~ large hae Green Apples, al q steh ell sen
law Tor cab.
nsv2s EICa0L, GREEN A Ballet.
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countrl
Oct. 30, 1885.

--, Oct. 30, 1885.
Ny DEAR FRIEND-The most important new
from Nicaragua by the last two arrivals, is th.
statement "that Gen. Walker had revoked the Dc
gree aboshiBg slavery in Nicaragua"
IL has come a little sooner that told you /
would, but not too soon. Now what can you Viz
ginians do? Why not YOU yourself make the staI
through the newspapers?
FIRsT-Slavery is admitted.
SEcoND-The State is as large as Virginia. an
80 per Ct public lands This got from the be,
informed natives, after careful enquiry.
THIkD-The lands rich; and tho production
those most adapted to slave labor, viz
l. Sugar in perfection; no frost
2. Tobacco rudely cultivated, but not much in
ferior to the Cuba
8 Coffee Of good quality-now much neglected
Iudigo-said once TO have been the best
the world but It's culture has been abandoned sine
the civil wars Ii is however, more easily restore
than any other crop, and the watts for its pr,
parations are still 70 be found on the old estate
They were made by the Spaniards Of stone al
cement.
S. Cocoa-from which chocolate is made. !
beautiful CROP requiring but little labor, and yielu
Ing great value in a small bulk
g. Recovery abundant Of the upland vari,
ties.
Z. Dye-voOds of various kinds and of grel
value.
The foregoing are all produced on the low coun
try adjoining the lake and the Pacific But ther
no marshes, that saw, in travelling eKtensiv,
ly ia this region. As you ascend the mountain
which lie to the North and East yon meet viii
other productions, viz:
s. Cotton, OF excellent quality.
Then wheat, which is said to yield well-Ther
are still some old -four mills in this section. VII
Indians here begin to be troublesome
To- With wheat appear the fruits Of the temper
ate zone.
IL. Open glades, covered with perpetual eras.
on which, in parts, herds Of thousands OF cal
tie may now be seen.
10 A little higher than the pastures, gold an
silver mines, which the natives are now workin
with profit, though using the rudest aud most ina
tisciAl processes; for example they bring the or
down to their grinding places on the backs
oxen.
Is. The best kinds Of timber are 20 be found
al parts. was particularly struck with the cedar
beams Of which were shown me said TO be a
years old, aud as sound they were the day the.
were pat up.
This magnificent country Gen. Walker has take
possession OF 10 the name Of The white race, a.
no. n7ars ~ ron IN ros ara .a,r uf.vaa
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
z e s5iis1 s.5 -; "A

PASSENGERS via. the \. & Q. Railroad to Ulutsvilo
L Decatur and Memphis will take the morning Train
from Nashville instead q the night Train heretofore,
the dav Trains each make direct connection Steven
Leave Nashville 80 A. NJ arrive at Huntsville 81
2. NJ, and Tuscumbia 10 80 same day.
noy19 r. G. BRANSFORD, Ticket Agent.
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LIVERY STABLE FOR RENT FOR 1857

y The well known LIVERY STABLE 70
~. e - on Lower Market str 20, occ1- 4 III
~ - ~ pi d by John ". Sl'7n, will be { jill
rent next year. The size and location q
this Stable makes 10 Of the os desirable iI the city
ALSO This large WAREHOUSE nov occupied BY p. P
P,ck as Car lgc SHOP.
For further part apply 10 either Of ne uni-rsg1
on Market street. MRS NJ SLOAN, or
novlS-u FRED SLOAN.
AIsO.-The ICE HOUSE occupied BY c. Z. II Martin
will lie rented on favorable terms.
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THE DENocRAcY on FoREIsSERs-So long
the foreigners vote the Democratic ticket the Den
ocratic leaders fall down and worship them and
place them far above the native born citizens 10 th
scale OF Intelligence and patriotism. While the
are Democrats they are the saviOrs OF the country
but the moment they dare 10 exercise the right
thinking for themselves, al the very irsI intims
tion OF insubordinAtion % the despoiism OF Democ
racy, the vilest abuse aud eIecratious are poure
out upon them Ia the South, the foreign vote
the mAin-stay Of the Democracy In the Nortl
western and New England States Il was divided
In the last election, between Buchanan and Fn
mont, and 70 THIS detection the B1ehaneers aitril
uts for the most part the overwhelming deles, Ihe
sustained in that section. Hear nov what al
Richmond Enquirer, the most rahii Sag.Nieht o.
gan IN The South, says Of is former allies Il a.,
the negroes are much more capable OF intelligent
~ exercising the right Of suffrage than the iguo
rant Dut-hmen al the North, whose votes can b.
bought for a dollar, OF a on OF lager beerH Az
yet Cos. Willard, In his speeches al the Ga
House IN this city and Al Lexington, declared tbs
II the liberties OF this country we're ever preserves
il would be done by the votes Of the 500 600 tos
eign born voters 10 the Union. The principles
the Democracy are A. ehangefu A. the soasher
They are hot in one place and cold 10 GuoshcE.-
Lou. jour.
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COUNTY BONDS.

IEANT TO uIRE-A god. hensst neEso -'sn 90 bsl3
w the Paper and Rag Store t. - ia % january
octs ". =. WHITMAN.
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ID c. HcNARY & Co. are opening tids day large lot
H. NEW GOOUS.-Rih Laces tmhr1ilerss Cola
Skirts Belts Belt0E, fC sets u Applique Lace Thee
nice goods. Ca quiCA or they will be all gone
Alg4 1856, K C. McNAKY & Co.
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The Cold Shoulder

We take especial pleasure in transferring
to our columns the following extract from
an article in the Richmond Enquirer, for
the benefit and edficatiOn Of those old line
Wings who were soft enough to allow
themselves to be houey-fuggled by the de-
mocracy, into the support Of james Buch-
anan. Here is a very clear and unmista-
kable intimation that the "recent allies"
of locofocoism Reed not hope for the small
est share of the "spoils of victory" What
o damper it must be to the 'old liners"
after being caresSed and Cajoled by every
imaginable species of hattery of which
"aorid prose" is capable, to be cody told
after they have washed the dirty linen of
the locofocos, that democracy "repcls the ap-
prOacb Of ercry indiriduaI, aobo does net share
its sympatbies and profess its principles r'
"Any alien elements IN its organization so far
cOrrupts Tie tone and 0ig0r Of the Democratic
party.-And, we may conceive q case, in
which, by the ascendant influence of persons
welding its authority but repudating it's prin.
ciples the party might entirely lose its spirit
and be perverted from its legitimate end. But,
we aPprehend no such contingency, because
the party uiU repeL the approach Of every in
diUiduGL whO does not share its sympathieS and
profess its principles"
"In subordinating the allegiance of party to
the obligations of patriotism, those Wing gen.
tlemen who co-operated with the Democracy
in the recent canvass have established an in
cOntestible title to the applause and gratitude
of the country"
"But, there would be no sense is assuming
that they mean 10 attach themselves perma-
nently to our party, simply because they have
sustained our candidates under special COM
bination of circumstances However much
we may desire their connexiOn it is time
enough to claim their allegiance when they
avoW an entire adoption of our principles"
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EO 600 BUSHELS dried fut Peaches and APP
,JO.OOO pies 5000 lbs Ginseng; 5000 Feather s.,
for which the highest market price will be paid
Ocf1S T.. Q. DANDY.
R. c. Ban1y will keep constantly on hand large lot Of
Flour, Of various and superior brands.
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TnREE NEEKOES ZOE SIZE.

HAN for -ae q y 20 Woman about IS years Of age
i good Cook AMI Washer; also, two very is,ly Cir
Children and wears OF ags-who would prefer sri,
to some person living in Nashville or Davidson county
X = HalLTNS.
nOv2l-~1% ca Public square.
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