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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
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Tie pft'aepe- ot he ysllov S-v,- Il, 49, .
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Fo ibe purpose II ,lNyizs these f-.,, AID ,.l,...
41elt .P'A itsn hsvs ieeas.t 4 .Sv,.,s. q.
ffe,su'c sithin the c ltr-i,. $50" NNe 'e'sf as
bu su o. part of the ny ith- lo~-- an n ~ I,L
Nsrl srhin the Infected district Oui,i. ~ ,b. -,
oe.'-' so.vet h.'e oeeu - Shioh Aot decuy r.ce
abe o. ir''einr tsfet With he sricf ' '->'
sr JOY Ia AuEUsf 50 f,t, Nh. 40,
have eeufred 10 ths city c,u~t ~ fever II
Irses hsne' Bous fever lc. Bou, oons.sty. v.r 10
ikr, typhoid ever Consssr. f.vef S-,- go, is
-h.l TIRE MAJORITY The ,shth III.
different oe iiss r-.oas who INV. 80 -.
se s'sh"ruen er obsrvis connected With N. bf... n,
- 90 Ntlns TIE esfsoes OF hfrted vessels OF p., n,
uhc fe I'm Of 'Ahire have x,bI,
rf-c,c ssrct Tho fver hU IA 60 p,f.nr. h..n 90,
by coLtssan from pe--ou. spd Hi, ~. r
opncu of al pb, e.rs with 49,
'ie Jeci iha 10 Lot communicable BY cnhtss outd-
d iif.cf,d c.uct
A..n Of N, rsfr 20 ID. f.e, ,h.. In N. c,.
whct hsvc occusd The patents h-v. roy.t 10
The s st fa'b1sa aid there have bea noae of
he rufsss physc.1s Stensiul hem any shef
BE- tsien with the fever h.y- ,t.d .v,f
ch hss 10 knevedee t u..,l
be it- sps a. F,'Duih h.v, oqpt that
u those reported 80 yeCs fever eursu. h. .,en
eEey uuf gloec Kvry rres.uuoa n..i,s h.. ~
prevent the Infection from .presdF .nd IL . r,n.
eLis be ed that will be eou6ned within n. present
in ts
NsrT slssfesied hsve been .rd orob.b W A eo,
te ci'cg,ted and pub.hsi II ~ D. sat- ra,s 20
rle TAcf feisnee opcn noae but ~e ,tals
neLt
In couel Oh would ,t.e h. the ssns.I health Of IN.
civ hsby soed. IA there no rsa.ou " doubt ta.t
y 10 Itoper pTecsutios,, II Will 90 Ltnue.
GEORGE HALL. M,yor
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
THE SICKNESS AT FORT HAMILTON.

r, de Edito- Of The N. J. Tvibsae
Report since Saturday at ii o clock q. M.
DIED.
Bill Csrk, colored man, admitted very sick TO hos.
pita on s9th. Had been sick two days previously
whou. medical attendance. Died 3lst August.
Mrs. Wilams, wife of a soldier, died in the redoubt
this mon ing.
John Softer is supposed TO be dying in the Relief
Hospital.
RELAPsED.
Williams the gardeners wife, very low.
NEW CASES.
Mr. Michael Farrell, lIishtownl been sick since
Saturday bad symptoms.
Ann Mooney, Inild attack, admitted to Relief Hos
pita this nornlng
Dr. Hsnford Of Brooklyn has kindly offered hs SER
vices to DIR. Bayley this morning. We, however, do
rot at pressnt require any additional medical aid.
FRANCIS +. BENER
Secretary Fort Hamilton Relief Society.
Es,i KlnI.on. Sep! !. y O'clock 8.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
GREAT GgEmAN DEMONSTRATIONS IN
CEIJAGO FOR FREMONT AND DAYTOH'
JJrGE sThLLO OE CINCINNATI ON The
STUMP.
from The Chicago Democrat,

y,s1, The Chicago Democrat,
CHICAGO, A. gust &c, le'''
Tho most imposing political demonstration e'e'
ooe in this CITY BY az fsow.citizeas OF Gernhh na'
ti1ty cane or las evening at the German he aver
caruer OF Wells sad Irdsna streets, aofIn siae'
favor Of Freedom and Fremont.
At an sarly boar the Hall bessn To nIa, and long Dc
fore the meeting oxgshzed, every aValiaDie .v"'
os sraeo wes occupied floor, gallery and az. ih'
taee il front x the wd tastefay ornaeh'eu'
Across the fro At the drop curtain reaching hou
yipg TO wing, was stretched canvas on WHICH, III
conspicuous oha.S tiers, were United The nance
Fremont and l,s ,ton. Over tAe place assign .!
The speakers, ca the stage were hung Tom ame - II
Hass, tas.cful,y festoored in the center OF whef was
suspended an admirable steepisie engraving o. It'
alb6I ,fr OF Empire Col John L. FrenoLI - h
he latter wa elevated TO lie place. Il was ses'e' -
round sper pJund Of enthusiastic epPlaure, ,oo ..a
Soop af.y the German Turner Assoclh,lon i7'
the hall IN processoa several hundred strong .
Irst a. tbe Grest Western Band had coneud q
etirlirg AK the Hoor of part OF the gahIy ea -,
18th a crash, causing in Tat dense c,o'e ci - A
thai the walls VI the luilong weIe oIsaAs ~,
ere,, f ures, xc;tsment ensued, and had ho' 'eeH
fof ne de,ymr alton of group VINO s.o.u :" ~
ecor 10 n(cs,sflT toe egreo OF tns eHcaeo
ih,o,g nic. have had a terrible cafsstT' pne 70
,ecoro "A !, vas in the fall from the gsiery one
rsn -. ,sme we were unah'e 20 earn, haa Iee
bt, ~ sno s.yeIal received lesser inisrscs' Aht
P.1 xts nrickly tmptied, and vhta tne extent eht
ros-re az De osuse Of alarm were asccra'nsa' an,
l surcuroed hom tie steps OF Inc ouAdibg, ~aS .,
! wr,. ~ s2seiiy dled, Le galsiY only excepted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

CoNSLcTIcUT.---sSone 500 fsorontoTs sssemo'so
at Norwak- Corn Saturday evening last, to ii''en
TO speeches BY Lieut.. Gov. Rasmond oiths city am
MIR. CIderTocd Of virginis.. The SPEECHES were
good the songs Of the Glee Cab less 80, Saa ',o
people N The bs't sp,i,. There vas rothns =.
regretted, except that most a. the Buohanan men ''
uscer oil ga.ionsto tend the Fillmore mes'lns n''
at the same tine in order to seep Orstor Srovh'
his co4ep or wv, Of disciples from ooaps.g fN- '
this, iAe Good Cause wo7'd have gansd n,oi. N
veis, but eV eiytbirg e,se sas just as u sLou'u "'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
LYNCH LAU.

To The Editor Of The " L. Tribp.r
SIR lwos intere sted 10y the letter Of our irierd H.
ard IS could 10. approve of his vie "A respect
10 lyrch Jaw, amused myself by figuring his aInaze
nent if they should be applied to the recent exhibition
OF that peculiar mode ef legi laton at Mobile. There
An offender ags:nst the moral of the coCnunty
was Visited win system of expulsion. Read the two
est paragraphs of II. j.. letter. striking out san
Fralci;co ard ing Mobile, aud leaving Gu, tIe
aiusion to Yankee Sullivan, ard what an Adursoic
cet.rse have We Of tha. outrage upa perssHai neh>
NEw-loRk, Aug. 20, le56.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

The vc'e in the Htuae or concursing win Inc
in ,trik+ag cst tom .he Army bal the H01ie ffo''o
etoo6 iOI Ieas 20 ~ Ns5s-not 9s. a' oe'e.Vi'-
roiti W. ccult Only make ~ Ma. oa' ~ 'h' rev
gv.tl; -. y5a sf'sr 'upplJuS 'as 'Aa W =
y q Vi., a.. h.t 6,sAYa .be .e.ll ~ .eE'''SN'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
REPLY TO TIE MAYOR

Tie Committee having under cons iderstion tAo
Communication asdi sod ~ tsis Board ga tls '''-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02

Mr.. HowARD, Chairman of the Kansas inve7.
ys,i,e C. urittee viii spesk before the Young "'a
Frenou, sud Dsy ton Central Union at S'uyve'a"'
Iasti.uts. Broad~ay, tbs eysn.ns.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-02
STATEN ISLAND.
THE WEATHER.

There are 40 new cases oday at Quarantine neither
from the Island nor from incoming vessels.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24
The wilmot Provi.oi.ts nraip.

The Union and american of yesterday ven
lures to question our seriousness when we
charged that by his own standard some
half score of eminent Democratic Tennes-
seeanS were dangerous" to the South,
aud reflects upon our understanding of the
question between us, by suggesting an in
significant error as to date. We assure
him of our entire seriousness, and will doub-
ly assure him of our perfect familiarity with
the question.
Will the Union and american dare deny
that the Hon. Cave johnson voted for an
Oregon bill with the principle of the Viii
mot Proyiso engrafted on It'll The journal
of the House of Representatives Of Janua-
ry 81, IS45, shows that he did. VIII he
deny that the Hon. Aaron V. Brown did
the same thing? The same journal convicts
him also. That it was not the precise bill
which Mr.. Polk, as President, afterwards
approved, is immaterial. 1t was similar
one, and involved the question of principle
which the Union and american has raised
That paper has not denied that the ten gen
tlemen whose names we arrayed before
the public on Monday have voted for the
application of the Wilmot Proviso to terri
torial bills, nor will it. Particularly does it
avoid all reference to its own opinions upon
that subject expressed few weeks ago.
We win ask the Union and american if,
when member Of Congress votes for a
bin organizing a government for a terrific
ry, which contains provision prohibiting
slavery in lhat territory, be does not lad
NIT the constitutional power Of Congress
over slavery in the territoriesl" Have
not Messrs. Cave johnson, Brown, Martin,
Blackwell, Chase, Stanton, Cullom, Jones
aud Andrew johnson voted for, and have
not Mr. Polk and yourself sustained bill
of that character. and thereby admitted
the power of Congress over slavery Have
you not said that Southern men land ell OF
the above areSoothern men who admitted
this power we're doing 10 the South more
damage, and are more dangerous. than the
abolitionists Of the Northlp Have you not
said that THE ExisrEScE on xos-ExisrENcE
OF SUCH rowKR uPos raE PART or Coz
cRxss, has for years been the great. Vita,
practical and dangerous question which the
South has bad to encounter" and have you
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24
Estimate of ar Editors Chances.

Some weeks ago. Major B--s, Of the j.
and oursef attended the preaching Of a very elo-
quent divine Of the Unversaist faith at one of the
Halls 10 this city. There were not many persons
present-not half 0s many as the abilities Of the
minister should have drawn out--and two or three
rapid" youths sitting behind US. began 20 criucise
the persons composing the auditory. Presently.
said one who was biting at the shade OF bis seal
skin cap
That's Major BIS amt iiin
swell il is, sure, horse by" responded his inter
locutor.
'What you reckon" queried SEAL5sKIS; what
you reckon hes come here for!H
''0h, said number two. II guess his Is the only
Office char he eau get through tiokeff"
These boys that run wkb the buses are very
precocious. aud this one evidently set respectable
editor down, as the very chief OF sianeFs - Hon
gonsry (AEal MAJ.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24
Col. Tbos. A. n. NeIsop.

The Central Democrat, printed at jackson,
in this State, says of Col. Nelson, in its issue
of May 81:
ave don't see how Nelson can act with the
great American party He eds one Of the
Southern boilers at PHILADELPHIA, and, we be-
lieve, repudiated the Washington City Plat
form, commonly known as the verbiage plat
form. 1t seems to us that he stands in the
same attitude as that assumed by the poet Of
Arkansas, tn e author of Hymns to the Gods
we mean Capt. Albert Pike; he has repudi-
Gted candidates and platform"
II is well enough to correct these misrepre-
sensations at once. The assertions in italics in
the Democrats paragraph are untrue. Col
Nelson was not "bolter at Philadelphia, u
nor has he "repudisted" either the "candid-
ates" or the ''plafform." There is no founda.
ton whatever for the charge. 1t is purely q
Locofoco. Wing fabrication.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24
Po.r offIce Department..

The Registration Fee not covered By a FfaRk.-A
country postmaster, writing 70 the postmaster Of
New York, SAYS
The frauklag privilege being mine. don't know
why should pay registry Zee Of i've cents, and
hereafter shall omit the charge"
The atisnsion Of the department. being called 10
this natter tins postmaster has been Instructed a.
follows
'sThe position thus assumed by you . entirely
erroneous aud snienable, and arises, doubtless, from
yonr having coniouuded two things-the postage
and the Tsgisirafion fee on leIter-sheh are en-
tIrely different and have nos either In 'aw or Tact
sny connexion with each other. Your frarki"y pr
pilegs merely eHempts you within given limits, IRON
tie payment II postage. without which, unless 80
peFssdrd b. that pnvilsge letter eAnnei even be
nailed whereas the registration Of letter e net
compulsory, i nev feature introduced BY the set
Of hareh 8, 1855. and from the very Terms OF the
lsw H. wilh Is accompanying registration Tee a
matter wholly dlzlincl fsem the 'postage' on such
letter.
s'Foa win theFefore.u Il 20 chOoss 20 register q
letter o. y0nF oEn. which. 80 Gar postnEs Is eon
eerned, Il free, sti accoani, 10 the manneF whieh
thAt act prsscFibea, for a regsiration Ice Of eve
cents On such letter"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24

Suitable efforts. says a Norfolk paper. have been
made, and win be continued ko raiss sHlceni funds
for the erection ola handsome and imposing mona
meni 10 the memory Of those heroic men, the ply
sei.ns, ministers and oshsrs Of that eiy, Who irIl
nooy al their posts duriag the fearful seoarge Of
lass year, and Is sery properly suggested that the
eolama Be erected in public place
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24

pursuance OF Deed Of Trust execute1 by John
Graham and Isaac Taylor, which is registered in Reg
tser's Office Of Davidson county in Book No. 49, pages
and $50 and dated January 3st 1885, and for the purposes
therein contained shall the 14h day Of June 1885,
the Court House gate the Public Square in Nashville
proceed to sell to the highest bidder cash. the right
and interest which the said Graham Taylor conveyed
said deed Of trust and to the following described property
witt lot Of ground in the city Of Nashville commencing
at the North east OF the lot sold by g. L. Cborne
and the executors Of Mary T. Maury deceased Robert
Mills running thence in the direction Of the Lick Branch SO
feet to stake thence alright angles Ordde tn
at right angles along Criddle street thirty eight feet
stake the Of said lot OF Robert Mills. And also,
other lots OF ground purchased by the said Grab
Morrison, by deed dated the 18th Of June 1853
being part OF lot No. 81 fronting twenty ave feet alley
and MeNary iue and extending in depth towards College
street sixty seventy feet less the
lot fronting fifteen feet said alley aud McNary line
below the lot above described and running back towards
College street. Upon the lot first named there
Building and other improvements College
the named the Canada and i'm rove.
ments. JOHN HUGH SMITH, Trustee.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24

The third Division Fair for Middle Tennessee viii
be held in connexion ith the Wilson County Fair,
at Lebanon, commencing on Monday the 6th day Of
October next and continuing during the week.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
EG SEAwELL.
Sect'y 81 Div. Fair.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24

The Philadelphia Ledger states that private Ie,-
tiers from London speak Of Jenny Gcltsehindfs
success there fully equal 10 her former tFumphs
Her charities have been, as usual, most noble;
tEimoby has chassened Der eapFices English ais and
diet have reestAblished her health, and Der boy %
the image Of bis mother.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24

Auction Sale of Fine Dress Goods.
GRE EIvED THIS DAY)
ID NJ. T.. SIIHELtSS will ell his Evening, May
- 23i at early candle-H light, consignment Of aud
fashionable goods, consis in in part Of
SiIs Fine Swiss Dress Goods, Lawns, Brliantines En-
broideries IshLinenS Table Diapers Linen Handkerchief
Spring Prints and Ginghams Rich Lace Mantias, Brown
and Beached DJmescs, Hosiery Cloths Cassimeres, &C.
Sale positive and without erVe, for Cash.
may2S-1t BENZ. \. SHIELDS, Auctioneer.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24

The Washington Star states that the President
having received the new Minister from NieasaguA,
has determined TO prevent. st al hsEards, tbs de-
parture Of armed bands from the United States for
CentTal America.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24

TEN TEACHERS Of first ability. employed in the
School; aording flctie, for thorough ENGLISH edu-
cation with Latin Greek the modern pos langu mu-
sic on gutaf piano. harp and organ drawing embroidery
ard seven kinds a. painting
Refinement OF manners and the etiquette Of society iueu
Gated Partisan lady resides in the family. Prizes are
awarded in each department.
Aids physical education to be found In Calst encs
Dancing a Gymnasium, Bowling Alley (strictly privste9
swimming in Mystic River (salt) horseback riding, &C Well
trained saddle horses belong to the Seminary.
For particulars, address the Primo pal
Mss THOMAS P. SMITH.
REFERKScEs-Hon. Robert c. Winthrop Boston; Hon. Ed
ward veett do Charles Brooks West Mehford; Rev.
John perpon do Gardner, An Principal Boston lain
SCHOOL, Hon Abbott lawrence Boston; Hubbard Win
New York; Rev. Wm. Hague D. D. Albany; Rev. hol-
lin Neale, D. D Boston. Hon. Sam Houston, Texas.
mRyiA-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24

w have just received from New York, small lot OF the
w above articles, in pound and hall and quarter pound
moulds.
Z ALS0-square and Oval Bread and Chopping Trays,
Wooden Bowls, &c; patent and common CT thes Pins
may23 MAChENZIE 4 WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24
THE KATYDID.

When wrapt IN III. mantle of gold and vermlion,
swim urging thro' cloud-iand his meteor car,
The day god AZ eve. sous ht bis western pavilion,
Low hung the border Of oceans afar.
Away from the din Of he DARK city dying,
We stood where a mouuh rear the river rose,
VII aiuTmuring waters 20 Il. winds replying,
Were luling the twilight TO dreamy repose.
High up In the oAk-boaghs chorus ringing
II fairy like music enchanted the ear,
Twas the delicate ''kAtyd.d" meruy singing.
And sylphs Of the ether had fingered 90 hear.
Your hand on the tree trunk, mortal revealing,
Stole Up 10 her frame ith q magical thrill,
Half pleased half arighted, ESQ strange the feeng)
The bdthe little singer grew suddenly stilll
When sadly the noon, liSe pale, captive maiden,
Looked Out ron her c0ud prisons long purple bars,
With silVery letters her Shite limbs laden,
And roand hsr watchn g the sentiuei stars;
We sat by the rivtr,-my heart thrObbing lightly
A qnivered the red leaves, above as that hung,
Rrom my lp the gay fantasias rppicd ns sprishly,
And son as The song hat the kAiydid snng.
You drew me toward you, and fervently told me
bow ong your proud spirit captive hal been;
What eoad have possessed yoa, % elose 10 enfd meg
Hos could permit you 20 set up sceIef"
Yet could prevent f-the blush that arises
steals down & my heart 18th = ma gieAl thrill.
Haf eased half addght-d, u Loves sue dlsguises,
The poor little trsmbier Erows suddenly stil
But our story Is ended-ior the path Of Julius
Frankenstein aud Jenny Seymour is plain aud clear
before then; the life path OF the one aud the love-
dream Of the other, are ihings nOw no longer IN
tie Mr.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24

NHR AasusfA Agisuta Nsshsiie reiesraph Lsoe
uegkiRE thrsa<h 70 asEasfa. Ca, phers IA csRnectI
glih efher Lass raonng Negh, Eakt an1 feath lbs
sesd Fepair lhqessh fea Hastrfie . AasaztA
srd exPsci kssp i - n flture Ne hal aaEgr q
pc al bufnsss or ~ Lac thyouxA ne sAsTtsst uns
mavlt-N Al q CIufR eua't
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24
9LOURI FLOUR!
SHAKER TABLE MATS.

lust RECEIVED, $50 bags Extra Goose Creek;
u so Spencer Mills
Every bag warranted at [may22l r. c. DANDY
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24
RECOLLECTIONS
oFTHE
fable Talk of Samuel Rogers.
To WHICH Is ADDED
FERS ONIANA.


OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
"I very entertaining book in which every paragraph
is precious account Of Us reference celebrity or
other."-City Item.
"fhe value Of Rogers Table Talk IN . literary and even
historical point Of Is immense furnishing an insight
into the mysteries OF the EondsruI ags which lived
and aOurished "-BuRO Republican.
"Rogers proverbay Of the best takers In Eng
and, and hts familiar acquaintance wh the herar and
many Of the politicians dgn;ares Of that country
nShed abundant od nr the piqn remarks for which he
was distinguished "-Worcester spy.
"A dehshfl book, rich In Wit IN thoughs-such a.
fall from the lips 81 great the beauty and
Of simplicity at sg tables hrrsfe the place above
al others, where would em."-Pha Christian
Observer
"Ths reader viii hne IN much that entersainiux crit
c'sms uttered Informally, poetry and religion; oh
servatons ilusrOGs psrsonages Numerous anecdotes
and pleasant jokes."-Mo. Republican.
"As memorial Of Rogers asn description Of the
celebrities Of the day, book which win Be eagerly ~
-Reme sentinel
"To all who wish both ms ructon and amusement, most
PLEASANTLY blended together commend this very interest
ing voume."-gock Islander.
at Rogers who had or his companions Wordsworth
Colerdge Campbell Cowper Shell ey Scott, Moors Byron
Madame de Stael Je,fs, amb and others and his talk
has all ths aiuence nspira i'm which a company
would naturally invite."- Boston Bee.
II yOu want beautiful book equal appearance to the
choicest Of the English press BOOK that takes you at
glance the select ntegenccs Of London society Of
the last hair century, enrchss with Don aos
dOtes quaint sayings literary gossip, and social as buy
Rogers Table Talk
For sale by VI. T. BERRY & CO.,
mayl0 Booksellers, Nashville
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24
sale OF Lots.
On Saturday, the 3Ist OF May, 1856,
A fsAs ossrs iIsass. as II s<k. wI s.s ir sale =
n The highsei hiaasr.
TupRR IoTs nv urau e-pv~~
OTIS on HIGH sfRREf,

Bstwssn spfpg sHd cnmbeFaBd streets IN .k.A a. "a
cospeFxsea scAoe hense stands zAeas er~ vsrr -
sAes tH ~ rssidrneeA lfehtaE 81 IS al IS MA e.
b 80 - credit q asd u msnlhz nlfss, lssssss.--
na4ss payGhle Ia baak. 4. cAE4tENaM
ssgis llsyss.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24
QUICK. MEAD q CO.,
TELEGRApU,

CUPEaIeR Old wIsISk III Ave juss re-
u . IL . 'A'- ''''' : ''-' (. 9. BASBr.
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C f
TRUS.r SALE.

T HAVE opened my ICE HOUSE at the old stand in tn
North end Of the Market House, where viii supply MI
customers at one Cent per pound. C.E.H. MAKTIN.
may24-tf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-24
BUTTER PRINTS.

TUsT Received, Shaker Table Mats Common Table Mats
Door Mats Of every description, for sale very low pr
ces, by MACKENZIE a WILSON.