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NEW 0ENTLRNEN,s
RasnisAinG EssaDllshnens.


NEW 0ENrLRMEN,s
Rasn1sAtng EssaDllshnens.
No. sii Main street, bstsec. "a .ad 81 K.ot.l
vvvHE aahscsibsss wosld aasoxncs 10 the eisise.s
81 ksoksk asd vicinity that they have lust
sysnsd shs .ssvs sstahishmsnt with esmplsss e
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
s,... c'apr,sinx every variety Of
o.ssf nAn1' Ties, AAodksrchiefs
DsswssI, Gloves, SAAuls.
Coli.ss' ni,t@ns. Baskets.
nssssfy, Uabssllast
Toilet Article and Yaoey oooAs.
Aasaag given sprial attention TO The sslectioa q
The ahoss ssosk feel eoasdsat Ne 60 Dake Il =
the advantage Of those in van! to give :. : al.
NIB. Shirt made 10 order, and vsrrse,e1 70
IT, tass24S| H.AN.R
.hEApka tAaa Washing. Call aad see Tie Pc
~ per CollaaS u No. Ga MAIN-ST.
TUsr :.s..,.z. 10, q CENT dl,,S u.i,.7.. :.
dee5tdcs NO. siA MAIN-sT.
sPLENDID GIFTS
xpsoseay fer she moliaays1l
OvEk 5000 diasrsss kiaAs af sisgHsuy bond
List q Jsvs.sle nssxs.
D.O ~ NE. IIEkk tOLks' LlHRARY-A ~
vera
Il Disksne, WITH lusstrslsoss 81 Darlsy.
PETER PAk11YT COTTA0k STOKES. II v,l-
sns Avssy sstsaseivs sssiss Il besks, not eaIy
TouSa fs = sliisS'i IfuaARY-,,l,,1. ~ ~.
psrell 1sen1 eAildsen's hosks.
AUNT aAk1t 61RIkS.-35 kinAs Of Perfect
9ssss Ge0s, eaett1sds The Daisy, Tulip, Jescanins
R.s, vislss. wsalsas Lag. ssarsd Ola, Or,ssal
vAElxrY-lias,s Lissis ~ .As Ysariss. LAss,s
Islhs Merry Tales, Mary aaa Rleesnss, II H.
r. = 49, 1.iSy zalM fss ~ eAiidrsa. he
s.s n ss1ns - ns.a deads:, The rssag Artist,
tsr 49, - CAVE BAILEY,
ees1sa Aaia-st., bet. - Ard eth.
IA rs. HARRISON takes shis nsthoa Of later.
1S1 80 80 that she hes removed 70 ths east a.
Ct BAD street, TO doors froa the Alley, bstvesn
$50 - ssaasos, whore she 10 prepared = on.
- 1sss.l&ag ~ latest 80 most inpsovsd ssyis1
and payisS the noes strict sttsstiea r. nsassss1
End dispeaaA- rssa ~ literal patronage hereto.
foss t:ssivsa sAsts ss.adsnt Of giving entire sat
dresses naAs 81 The shertast aetiss.
Ksoksk. De. le-dn
DO0K T8ADE.
nA1I40 Tor 1857, very desirable pattern, fes
sale - CAVE BAILEY,
sevl Aain-st.
oSe:sss mas1e - AsseaAiag Ears.,'
- a:tasas, chants, ehorasss, H., a1sptsd u q,
nee q saa.., psiva.s circles. aal vorshipisg =
ssNesiS - IAos. Hating. Ror sale b
DaschePss To~ss.
A ruLL asscrt.est ssssstingd Saws. HALVES
- TIELiaoHxsr. LANE ! BURL,
- Ise 0aio'sss
N~sles % o.Parsns reAIp.
1AvB esseisteA with ne In pAstnership N u,
LeAthg nd 6a1dl9y Hordwose bueinsa fron
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Sun DRIES.

SUGAR Kettles from to 40 gallons 5Ovens and
~ Lids odd Lids Skilets and lids as orted cat
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks; Pudding u
kiee Moulds Scolloped and plain Cake Pass Tee
Canisters, square and round assorted Lard Lamps
Tin ware and Stove Pipe House, sheet iron and cop
per work done pro empty, in the very best mapner.
septl3d C0MSTOCk BROTHERS.
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DPatrick I Grouse have postponed
their prise distribution 10 Feb. 22d.
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HnrA Wood Lumber
nF all kinds can BE- had by calling on J. b.
~ PxicE, at the yard the Depot II the Fort
Des Moncs Railroad, where the Lumber can ~
seen, and will he constantly arriving. Any ons
wishing Lumber sawed to order will please leave Z
bill Of tho same, aud II viii be attended !. soon
o. BALDWIN.
deol1-d3m J. D. PHscs, Ag't
Times copy 3m1
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WOOD

WOOD s
II ONa Mooa, ehost Wood, Split Woed. Dry Wood.
~ 80 Wood y ths load o. uords ssa - ksd &
fair ssAss md ahoft uoties b. lsaytoe - - ~.
Wood Depot. near the Depot 81 The IL. n Iln~
- =, Gea Baldwin Evans', ssrnee q llsiN -
~ st.. Rseksk. fncviS ~
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- cumbeS o aIl K1n1o. -
~ sshscftbss h Bow psspassd = fnsnish 81
) kinds ct Luu hsra q tke s6erteet nntien -
any quantity 81 LAah for plastsrine.
est97dn hawkins 1AYTOR =
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BOOK T0AOE.
hAAklk0 Tor 1851, very desirable pattern, fes
- sale - CAVE , BA1LxY,
novi Aain-st
ssooeeeos 0aeSe - AstouAlag RaYe. u
- AAh-A seleelisa u Psaln asd Hyun ssses
- a.tasas, chants, ehorasss, H., aAspesd u q,
use % saasss, peivats circles, aai worshiplns e
ssAeli. ~ TAos- Hastiass. Ror sale b.
oOe1 CAVE Rally
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ARD Lamps, candle sticks. sugar bowls, Nurse
IL lamps, molasses cups, dredgc bcxes, dust pant
.rsters, sugar and cake boxes, w. II. trunks, tea
canister ell sizes, grocery do, toy cups and bas-
hst, sand boxes bill be ~ cases. culieEdsrs letter
nlers, all Of which We will selilo at No. g..
septl5d CuMST0Ck BRO.
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M kS- HARRISON takes this metkod Of iafssm-
Ax1 teg 80 thas she hes removed 70 IL est 60
e Lad street, tso doors iron The ALLEY, bstwssn
saa - ssaasos, whore she 10 prepared = Gen.
tiaxs 10 6asiasas Of Drsss uakisg 70 sl IL hrnseA
- 1sss.atsg ~ latest - most improved styise
and payisS the n0ss strict stissltea . neetse1s
snd dspeasa- EEso ~ literal patronage hereto
TOM t:sissd sAsts sssadsnt Of giving entire sat-
tsfesttea 1AsQsss asd dresses Gus aai ntts1 Pertv
afsssss na1s On The shertsst aetiss.
Keokak. De. ll-dtf
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WuscbePes ToSBs.
"A FULL assortnsat esssistine6 6avv. Kniyes
IN leovsss, 6tssls, Ae., at
IlLLlNGHAST, LANE BURL,
noSH l9S nain,st
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07

LNENsUE from treating Bowel comp ANTS at this season Of
Ia the year with Brandy, Opium Astringents. When
checked in this the disease not cured but the outlet
merely stopped up and il fortunate II it appears for
then diseases Of the head avered and the
patient has chance for his life How oen do hear Of
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked and death from
disease Of the BRAIN produced by the medicine taking place
q few hours aherf
THE GRRFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP,
has been wonderfully successuiu in such complaints By
chemical action produces change in the contents Of the
Bowels and thus enables nature perform her work.
The Board Of Health Of New York certify that the
Ch'rera disappeared from he Quarantine soon as this
medicine used at the Hospitals.
Dr. Knowlteu of Boston, calls the greatest aid to the
medical profession and blessing to the patient
Dr. De Forrest Of New York, says & cures every
OF disorder Of the bOSes promp H and that be always
uses 10 in cases.
Capt Taylor, Of the Army certihes that it cures all
Dysentery contracted 70 Mexico and that II Is gene
Morris Franklin, acting Mayor Of New York, re-
all disorders Of the Bowels the hrst appearance.
Bv Count Bodisco it was recommended the Medical
burg and by them recommended TO the
Government Hospitals throughout Russia. IL has been used
in several ropean countries with great success.
In Ma hve large quantities Of it have been used In times
OF Cholera.
Throughout the whole State OF Tennessee Il Is known
the bes and only certain reu edy for Bloc y Plux
have always ouered refund money II any
be heard thst has Elected a ! HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH CASE. The same offer is still con-
tinued. ALEX. MACKENZIE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07

ANERIo SAM enters b. h. Natiue- Born, by
Constitution, out OF UaioA. Riders dress,
Red, White aud Blue,
FRED DOUGLAS enters clsy-bank c., Roman
Pet. 10y Free Lore out of Free SOiL Riders
dress, mulatto color.
MARrIN Vas BUREN enters &. G., Squdtter
Sovereign, by Fedeuiism, Qua of Congressional
.Sopereignty. Riders dress, black aud white.
THE STATE OF TIE ODDS.
When the entries were first made, the odds
stood two 10 one la favor of SgHatter SOnsr~
sion against the field. They suddenly
changed, however, and the clay bank colt had
many hackers, dollar for dollar. Suddenly,
again, he began To wane in public favor /; it
having been discovered that his pedigree was
full OF flaws, aud that no one Of his stock ever
made creditable four mills race. Ever siuce.
NatiDe Born has been growing in the es,inla-
ton OF the knowing ones, chiefiy on the ground
that he hes the form aud action and bottom OF
the old Constitution stock, which never sy tie
track or let down. There are ruInors rife tina,
the gelding is out OF condition aud may pay
forfeit.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07
ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY.
SUBORDINATE LODGES, I. o. o. F.

TENNESSEE LODGE, No. /, meets at Odd Fellows
Hall every Tuesday night Officers: P. BnIIoD N g.; W.
w. THURMoND VG Med. A.NtLES, sec'y I. L. MARSHALL,
Treasurer
NASHVILLE LODGE, No 2, meets every Thursday
night. Officers: W. A. wHERRY N. g. j. W. RArcLFT, v.
G.; T, W. BARNES sec'y; X. q. cocKREIL, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No 10, mee's every Monday night.
0ficers: P. T. PHILLIPS, n. @ G.. W. DARDEN, v G. K,
BEAUMONT, sec'y; W. CAMERON Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 80, meets at their Hail. South
NashviIte, Friday night Officers: JOIN r HILL, N.
g.; FRKD JoSTE " H. G. ALLEY secy. JOIN TASKsLEY,
Treasurer.
ENCAMPMENTS.
R1DGELY ENCAMPMENT, No. l, meets on the 1t
and Sd Wednesday night Of each month Officers: @.
ERs, C. Pr NJ. G PoULK, H. p; p BuLIoD s. W.; W. W.
THURMOED, j. w; J. LYONS Scribe; b. K CUTTER Treas
OLIVE BRANCH EN'AMPMENT, No 4, meets
every Cd and 4h Wednesday night Of each month Ocers
J. K. tDNUSDsoN. c. B. LYONS, II. P; G. W. DARDEN T.
W W: 8. Turns, J. W., Z. T. FLEMING, Scribe; N.
WARD, Treasurer N2}
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07
FOR SALE.

OO0CACREs OF splendid land lying On the south
COO side Of the ~ @. Railroad Is miles from Nash
vile from Lavergne Depot 65 under good cedar
fence and In high state Of cultivation on this land are
two comfortable dwellings, two Gins outhou all good,
Ore Orchard Of choice Fruit number Of excellent spings,
and Is traversed by = never falling stream OF water
This tract for richness Of soil and b. auy location not
surpassed equsled in Rutherford county well apt
ed 10 the groSh OF Cotton Corn and small Grsn-and
ing into consideration Its conguy the Railroad Depot
where there good scboos good mi L. good church,.
variety Of hops &C think bic place in
deed Also 2 ofeedar at convenient distance which
viii be sold with the above viii sell altogether divide
10 suit purchasers accommodating terms. Apply on the
premises or to The subscriber At Lsvergne Tennessee
jySi- twkWu CHARLES l.. NELSON
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A. H0U ,-------
2eeetvfmg, ForwaKdlue ahs Gnna missfon
Merchant,
Z Decatur, Alahaua, <-te& go
III As as4Fge and oonnodtons Harchoass iu- go
IL nsdiAtsly 90 ihseAnk q ne River
paFio--tFistf k4
NV ExPRESS- - u. -. -
usT receivsd b. ~Exprc" llet lae pllck Cota fEon
- lace Gsitsss Hianl-d.
Ladiss 1ne hlaek IA -tpttaA HlH HHf
B1sk
~has snd sa1a sHppers.
Msses nFcaEsd 6aitaTs e'Ee CD a. -. = Fufle
sessEs tansl5 sNrfKh Tsr-cEti.
-. -. Il. --..-a - - -------- - =.
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Public Speaking
For the Nashville Patriot.
Ca HI paign Song.

mpaign Song.
Am-Campto,On Races.
o!"Buok and Beck" are on the track,
Du da, du da
Their riders hold their rens too slack,
There's nnd upon the old race course,
Du da, &C.
Buchanan is an untried horse,
CHoRus-Now here's to Fillmore true
A second Washington,
November next wen vote for him,
Aad Andrew Doneson.
When Briton seized seamen brave,
Du da, &c.
Du da, &c,
lie said, 'by gosh" it was all right,
Du da, &C.
And twould be wrong for that to fight,
CHoRUs-Now here's to Fillmore true, &c.
buchanan was a Federaist
Du da, &c.
lie wa, upon the 'bIue light" list
Du da, &C.
He cursed the LocofocOs good,
Du ds, &c.
Was glad he had no Loco blood,
CHoEUs-Now here's to Fillmore true, &c.
few years afer twenty Eve" c2s)
Du da, &C.
When Hiokry's cause began to thrive,
Gle left the "blue gAt" federal ship,
nu da, &C.
And on Old Hick'ry took trip.
ru ds, nc.
CHoEus-Now here's to Fillmore true, &C.
When Jackson a candidate,
Du da, &C.
For tn Office of Chief Magistrate,
Du da, &c,
Buchanan thought game he'd play,
Du da, &C.
And ruin all the fame of Clay,
Du dA, &C.
CHoRUs-NOw here, to Fillmore true, &c.
His meAnness now is plainly shown,
Du dA, &C.
As every honest doth own,
Ia da, &C.
The thing for which great Clay was slain,
Du dA, &C.
Was oOpjured up by "Old BucEs" brain.
Iu ds, sc,
CHoRUs-Now here's to FILLMORE true, &C.
Now for thevay he treated Clay;
With him the Devil we wHpl,y.
wenmaEe the mighty werkin ri 3,
IudS, &e.
Intrigue and barg in" will sing.
pu da &C.
CHoEUs-Now here's to FILLMORE true, &o.
The LOcOs zee 1t is nonsense,
ia da, &C.
For Buck to make any defense,
Du dA, &c.
u da. &C.
Taey hush non, what they prated I'm.
i'u da, c.
cHoEus-Now here's % vi more true Ae.
Hypocrisys an awful crime.
rudA, &c.
Each hypoerite in Of time
Du da &C.,
VIII meet with certain punishment
da, &C.
The cm9 won't be our President
Du do, &C.
CHoErs-Sow here's to Fillmore. true, &c.
There a time-not long ago,
Du da, &C.
When the antics blow,
pu da, ke.
because the Wings artsd "old scott"
Du da, &C.
Aud not Fillmore, "ths Pdfr1ot"
On da. &c
CHoKus-Now here's to FILLMORE true, Ae.
Nov, II in eighteen hfiy-two,'
Du de, &c.
Thsle LOoO' ShOasEl that he would do
Do da, &c,
wonder Why il q they can't
IA ia, Ae
Support him now Tor President
Dada, &c.
CHoKus-Now here's 20 fhmare true, kc.
'wOOly hOrse In che acid,
Ds da. &c.
His e~nsrs have no, had him hssisd;
Ia IA, Ac.
He ia TOO saeak % carry ssefgAt,
Iuds, &C.
And therefaFs must come 10 too late.
In da, Ae,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07
UNDERGRADUATE DEPARTMENT.

TIVE NExr SESSION Of this College win open on Mon
day. Sept sth The Classical Course is fail and ever,
facility Is aGoFdrd Students 10 Scientific BfAnehes
Preparatory school Is attached embracing course Of tive
years. The Military syS adopted enectua means
Of preserving good ordes economy regular haba and a
tive eody exerciss CAarEes for lition and boarding
ti0 per term Of 30 seeks enfgeoas IS EnzneeTns
yrench, Spanish, German, Drawing, Book Keepinr and
FeneinE each go per term Of 20 veeka
TIE last session ~ the sedca College eseped win $50
AaErealznts aod - GrAdsses fron ~ States TAs MI
tary College cosrd year In Nashve sh IA
uca tfom "a stHtss FOR ca xloxue ana Rsru..ions
apply D. r. JOHNSON snp rnient
SashviEs, JAY ss-svtvew
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800 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, the night the Gath
H Of July, muato fellow, named CYRUS, Tanner BY
trade, and a FIRST rate Mechanic
Cyrus copper coored, with very heavy suit OF hair
(wavy) years OF age bot does To- nearly
old. He is very intelligent but speaks SLOW
and has habit OF clearing his throat frequently during his
conversation. He be known easily by having stiG
finger the right hand think The bone OF the third
ger broken and ndened and the finger presents the
appearance Of a stick cut half in two.
Cyrus well dressed, and carried OF large wardrobe
and plenty OF money. He very III ely Of Tor State
vii give reward OF $50 for his apprehension and
nnemen IN Jail that get him. caught in this State
and tl00 caught out ofthe State
DR.. JAMES b. STONE, White House,
Aug@w3t Williamson county, Tenn.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07

Tbs FIRST BALE.-The Savannah Georgian
of the LIST instant, states To-day q bale Of
new Cation raised on the plantation of Mrs.
A. E. Sheppard, Stewart County, Ga, was re-.
ceived-clsssing Middling Fsir-and sold at
l3i cents. Well done Mrs. Sheppard. Who
will take the ''drops" and tobacco in Middle
Tennessee this year for the first bale.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$ z O4,O o.!
VIII DC oisU'puttu ACCORDING 70 tne ioho"DB
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
800, 900 Numbers, Is, 185 Prizes

1875 Prizes amounting to.......... $904 900
The Is 600 Prizes Of IS determined by the number
which draws the $4,000 pEsifhst number should be an
old number then every odd number ticket In the scheme
will b. entitled 10 4S Il number, then every even
number ticket will be entitled to $Sin addition to other
prize which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and even
number tickets will be certain OF drawing nearly half the
Of the same with chances Of obtaining o'her prizes
All those tickets ending with o. 4, 6, are eVen-ah
those ending with !, g. Z, o are odd.
~ Remember that every Prize is dra and payable in
full without deduction.
ar All Prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid immediately ser
tie drawng-other prizes ct the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded to purchasers Immediately after
the drawing.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters, $50
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets at either
ONCE.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUES.
As half ofthe Tickets guaranteed to draS IS
will sell Certificates Of Of 10 Tickets Todd and even
numbers, at the following rates
All that the 10 Tickets draw the amount guaranteed
accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate Of Package OflO Whole Tickets
10 Half ............. 50
10 Quarter I" ............. 10
Address orders for Tickets Certificates of Packages Of
Tickets either to &. SWAN & 90, Atlanta, Ga,
ors SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
jy29 orr. G. HUGGINS, Box Nashville P. o.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07
Arc Won Getting bald J

your hsir turning greyS Do you wish to cultivate good
vhkers and moustschesi Your hair to be soft SILKY and
goryf Your head be COOL comfortable and free oidand
ruff Mothers your children to have uxursnt heads
ofhairf Then BooLEs HYPERION FLUID, which necer
s in its unerng effects Prices rs cts so cts 70 cts, and
81 80 per bottle Boge's Balm Of CytheIa stands unr
vailed for graduating I'D pimp!es and identifying the
complexion. Price so cts. Inventor and proprietor W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold BY Druggists everywhere.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07

DY virtue Of Deere Of the ChAnceFy Court 81 Nashville
ID Tenn In the lnse, john ". Hil, et al. Eiuon
GIenn viii the 9tb day q August sexi expose FOE
pub &c & the highest bidder at tbs Court heuss yard
81 said city the following 10 Of grOund % vii; pa Of lot
No is of Bloch and Whlsesdes addition so Nashville
fronting sixty sx feet Market street and Fnnning bach
one hundred and eighty feet or leaA-
TERMs-SAd properly w be cold eredt % tiH twelve
and eighteen months notes vel scared bearing interest
and lein retained. tyiQ c. D. BRikh, Q. q n.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
-
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

THE SIXTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES IN ,hi,
Insi ution vii Monday, the Sd OF Novem
Der. full preliminary free 10 al ients IN ne
gsen BY the Profess commencing the FIRST Monday Of
October.
Professors Fees tIO5 Mariculstion Pee ss Practical
Anatomy t1a Graduation Fee as. FOR ca,aIogus and
Announcement apply to PAUL Eve Nd
Dean Of the FaenIfw
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07

eg- This city is very healthy at present.
We veture that no city in the Union can make,
comparatively, an exhibit of mortusry, at this
season, more favorable TO health. The
weather is very pleasant.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07

Our exchanges from several adjacent towns re-
present that those places are improving very fast
This is particularly true of the neighborng towns
of Franklin and GAINESVILLE. Their inhabitants pos
sess enterprise and energy, and of course those
places are fourishing and prosperous.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07
VINEGAR.
Snaps Rtnes.

ALL sP0rsmsn vho are IN van, o. good and reliable
Gun, especially adapted for large game Deer, Ac in
vled to call az the STORE o. Pan aud cannsFhsm, No. a.
Public Square and ezamins hA Ps Patent Sporting RIDE"
sheh In rapidly 81 Firing accuracy Of aim aud length
range f4r Superior ls any eun nveptrd AID snse
any other PssRs Gan hereofsre ,Soduced eonslrscon
exceedingly simple that battle get cat
d order" than The oo0mea Kentncky Rlae.
Fac have al.o few shot 6sns u,ade on the sane Pa.
trnI iyi6- ea.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07
Who wants to Bet 2

n
" : Fifty bushels Meal,
Five hundred pounds choice Hams,
Have been deposited at my bet the following
25 Hams and enough Meal Flour TO With Il,
that the successful candidate viii be the President he
lives and does resign 81 Hams against hundred dol
lars hog that the candidate who beat will not receive
many electoral votes as the one who Is successful
The balance to bet opportunity offers the chances in all
to equal to the mentioned above these bets
taken soOB the whole will be sold account Of the
depositor Cheap for cash. d, G. RUMSEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07

sB- One of the most beautiful and costly
or two since at the establishment of Freeman,
on College Street. 1t was made to order by q
workman in Mr.. F.'s employ, and in size
beauty of design aud exquisite finish SURPRISES,
anything of the kind We have seen outside If
the large Eastern cities.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07

mOPS AN SCUUBBING BRUSttES.
lust Received, Long Hand ecru6bing Brushes, Hal
81 Brooms, Blasting Brushes, hops Tea Cop Mops. rea
Clothes Baskets, Clothes Hanpe .
nay2s MACKENZIE WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07

DAVIDSON COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-The
August term of this Court, Judge Turner pre-
siding, is now in progress at Odd Fellows
Hail. General Bate has his hands full, as we
learn from the Clerk that there are about 400
cases or the docket, many of which are for
felony. The Court was occupied yesterday
evening with the trial of James Smith for
larceny lie was convicted, and sentenced to
Upon receiving his sentence, the prisoner
seized the watch-the taking of which occa-
stoned his nisfortune-and threw it upon the
floor with great force, breaking it all to pieces,
saying as he did so, ''no nan shall ever steal
you again."
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07
Tennessee Items.

Warren G. Mcclure, ESQ.,, Of ClarksviIIe has been
appointed Cashier Of the Southern Bank of Ten.
nessee VICE W. s. MacrAe, Esq, resigned, aud has
gone to Memphis to enter upon his Office
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07

xITE aiuAys have mn sapply 81 Faacy Artsciea nsaAy
w kept ~ cur hS, eonfztng % q1cr fn11A. an ~
cane cgsr Cases. na Eoxfs Eterz. Wax MAtchss
and = spFndid assortment o. eTchann. Powhaftab IA
sm1l CEASED and ether Ppes uh large rarely II ssasr
Goods. LYVss 4 co /, II Cedar street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07

IHTHAf 4 fAe o. psyiag aoctsrs bis when ysu CA
w get EASILY caa 4 DArfa, Dyssn'eFT chssra aa1
FL 81 tbe ozter caer aogel eempAnts prerA eat
uied are ae s9eaE care ard prevea ave- having
as1 n ans sagig tsst nee vhh can be proved b. re
sny csrncaiea q we'll knaan et1sns = seen Il or
ssr snd ~ esiug AIR TRIAL ar sale 81 Ne boiiia e.
4assa % taa 49, Assncy and Pfoprttofs Ia ths Uniis1
sa3a LIB L4cEs & CO, ~ cs4a8 siftsi
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07

There is to be campmeeting at Pilot Knob COM
mencng in this month. So says the Greenyille
Presbyterian.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07

E- The Gazette learns that Mr.. F. A. Ed
modson, better known in this city as "otey
Edmondson, died at Granada, Nicaragua, on
the 10th of July.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-07

tATR daily sxpseshE large etof he csssrat.d Pa
w Gaze, sna EsaEh aat Ready eaeuiaz ieaaeeA Aha
10000 Sicetiana LOndses OgeFs. anS 10000 olhsr
bsania Il ne ensst qaaiiziss ant favor $500 49,
ills LYONS 4 CO, ~ Cedar street