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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-18

The RrvER.-The bottom Of the Cumber-
land seems to be ambitious of showing itself.
There are about 16 inches Of water on Harpeth
Shoals. Nothing doing at the wharf
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

-. The undersigned offers fol sale A 49,
efsSS9a that valuable Farm situated about [asN
$$%$A Ave miles from Nashville on Gum 1gl -
- berlSnd river and Whites creek - EAbat44kl
upon which h resides 1t embraces
tract OF hundred and seventy Eve sixty which
under cultivation and the balance heavily finely
limbered any land in the vicinity Of the city There
comfortable Dwelling house upon it, and other ssay
houses. bargain be had by early application For
terms, &C., apply to
LINDSEY CROCK EFT. Nashville, or
inna11-if nrt Ii
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TIVE undersigned, agents for the sale Of s'C
Il GRAIN CLEANER offer TIE Pnohe me oess
and Dosf reliable machine for removing smut, cheat,
cookie and an other impurities from Wheat, nat has ever
been perfected
psy for it In the enhanced value Of the grsin- -
lar machine With capacity for cleaning from % 70 w
bushels per hour almost indispensable 70 hiers VINO &C.
sire to make good Flour.
Planters and Mlers respectfully invited to cal ana
see the machine and IL trial. entire satisfaction is NOS
jeis-im JOHNSON, HORNE co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Testimony of Doct. O. Butcher.

~. you afflicted with any complaint which re
qures Purgatve Medicine, try Ayerss Neao PHs-Ihey
are worth trying.-ConcOrd Mercury, " II. iy11-1W
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SrAuoNERY-A excellent variety of articles
for stationery purposes can be found at the
store of friend Smith, on College street
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TELEGRAPH.

INHE Augusta Atlanta Nashville Telegraph Line is now
working through to Augusta, Ga, where it connects
with other Lines running North East and south The line
is good repair through from Nashville to Augusta
and expect keep it in future We shall deavor
put all business for this Line through in the shortest time
possible and expect be able to give general satisfaction
CIUTE
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS,
w GnUarr.nIn Il. Nnal,rIlIn

A the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
~ have notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com
panies Of Georgia. OF their Summer and Il
TO have been noticed recognized in the hand bills Of
that Company recently distributed in city We take
titus method Of informing the Merchants and Shippers by
that line that the will be IS for 100 bs
goods and not 81 25 the grand bills represent 81 IS
the average through rate first class goods from the
ward TO Nashville but u is hect 70 the variation Of 10
additional IN Summer and deducted Of 10 PET loo
Winter which makes the rate advertisements
tl35 from June December and s5 from Dec to June
Ii. l. ANDERSON,
iune2l Superintendent.
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More Sole Leather Trunks.

I BAvE Received Another Lot o. Superior Sole Leather
L Trunk and Vsises, ashland PAt.ernl Also, Ladies
bsnneI hoHe snis and ay top Of vAren styles and lou
pdees. JOHN RAhAGE,
VI CaIirse sfr.~f
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~ Twenty-tOur trains, passenger and
freight, pass daily over the Little Miami Rail-
road.
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New Books

THE HUGUENoT ExnEs; or the Times Of Louis
XIV. a Historical Work. New York. Hsr-
per & Brothers.
This is q very readable novel in which his
tory is interviewer with romance, and some
sad truths concerning Mother Church present
ed in q striking light.
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Land for Sale.

I OFFER for sale 600 SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES a
OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike
ROso seven miles from Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract witch reside.
This Land equal not superior any in Maury county
is well watered (the celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sae) well tmbered and improved
There the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road II
will be divided to suit purchasers sold in body.
For further information apply to at AshEood P. Once
Maury county, Tennessee.
Sugl1-u LIGHTS ] POLK
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Awful and Fatal consequences


ENSUE from treating comp ANTS at this season Of
Il the year with Brandy, Opium AstriDgents. When
checked in this the disease is cured but the outlet
is merely stopped up and is fortunate If it appears for
then dangerous diseases Of the head Rverted the
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked and death
disease Of the bran produced by the medicine taking place
few hours aferY
THE GRlEFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP,
has been wonderfully successful In suchcomp.ants 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
ChnrerS disappeared from the Quarantine this
medicine used at the Hospitals.
DR. KnowlteD Of Boston, calls the greatest aid to the
medical profession and blessing to the patient.
DR. De Forrest Of New York. says it cures every
OF disorder Of the bowels PromP ly and that he always
IL in cases.
Capt Taylor, Of the Army eertiaes that It all
Of Dysentery Contracted Mexico and that Il IL
rally used by officers who contracted that complaint
Morris Franklin, acting Mayor Of New York, re-
commends it 10 be kept in family to be ready check
all disorders Of the Bowels the hrst appearance.
By Count B0disco il recommended TO the Medical
Beard Of st. Petersburg and by them recommended the
Government Hospitals throughout Russia IL has been used
in several ropean countries with great success
In Ma hve large quantities Of Il have been used In times
Of Cholera.
the best and only certain rem edy for Bloody Flux
have always offered to refund money any case can
be heard Of that has net affected a cure HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH CASE. The same offer is still con-
tnued. ALEX. MACKENZIE.
jVne23-U
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PUBLIC Spea1xtnG,

Public Speaking.
The undersigned electors for Davidson county
will speak at the following places, to wit:
Tank Saturday the l2th
Dog Greek. Monday the l4th
RObertsou's Store, Wednesday the 10th
GoodletsVle, Thursday she 18th.
Flat Rock, Friday the 18th.
campbers Store, Rdgehed at night, Friday the
18Th
Broad street, Saturday night the lsth.
VIII @. BmEE,
X. w. HAYuOoD.
Nashville, June "a, 1885.
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LAND waRRANTS.

AN paying cash for Land wArrAnts Cal at my ceoe "a
CaeFry street, the Post Oee gess Pr Relosl
Ai yOFks BOokss,os- liylol J. @. FElLowF.
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Pianos and 1Fusic.-We learn that Horace
Waters Of 8S8 Broadway Y agent for the sale of many
OF the most celebrated makers Of Pianos and Meodeons is
Offering them at prices which advise all who desire
purchase to avail themselves Of He is also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue Of Music Onethr of from the
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage
His offers to the trade teachers and schools Of the most
favorable character-s of which he will be able ill the
letter, for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Waters Pianos known among the very best
We enabled speak Of those instruments with
degree Of confidence from personal knowledge OF their
celent tone and durable quality.-N y EUdnge1St
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ONE hundred bags Of Flour,
" Fifty bushels Meal,
Five hundred pounds choice Hams,
Have been deposited at my bet the following
terms: % Hams enough Meal Flour % eat it.
that the successful candidate viii BE- the next President he
lives and does resign. 50 Hams against hundred dol
lars hog that the candidate who gets beat viii receive
many electoral votes the who Is successful
The balance bet opportunity Offers the chances In all
equk TO the mentioned above II these bets
taken soOD the whole viii be sold Of the
depOsitOr. Cheap for cash d. G. RUMSEY.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.

the Piano Forte and Music Saloon Of J. A MCLURE
n be found the largest and best Of Pianos
ever offered In this market consisting Of On and Octave
Plain and beautifully Carved Rosewood One Of them
is Semi grand which for bancy and purity Of tone IL
unsurpassed, by Square Piano. befnre the public
The makers a. H. Gale Co. have surpassed them.
selves, and will add iaures 10 their already high
reputation. Those wanting No Instrument can be
commodated upon reasonable terms they to
purchase directly OF the Manufacturers Ihsve also large
Of Small Instruments Melodeons aud Sheet Music
bracng All the New Pieces, WSzes, PokSs Songs, &C &C.
Schools, &c, furnished upon reasonable terms any
House in the United States.
~ Remember the Number 50 UNION STREET.
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Sharp,s R1nea.

ALL sportsmen who in want Of good and reliable
Gun, especially adapted for large game Deer &c are in
vited to call at the store of Fall and Cunningham, No. Al
Public Square, and examine sharp's Patent Sporting Rhe
which in apdiy Of Firing Of AIM and length Of
range far superior any Gun invented and unlike
any other Patent Gun heretofore introduced its construction
so exceedingly simple that is liable get out
Of order" than the common Kentucky Rife.
FAC. have also few Shot Guns made the Pa
tent Iy16-6m.
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Pigmiss are, Pigmies stin, though perchsd on
Aims

& SINGS POPE, but that BLANK Verse" sung the
- closing hymn Of Mayor and Aldermen makes "our
Pony he editorial fraternity will please excuse) big horse
and cart big cart aud tax big notwthstand
ing treated the committee segar which cost IS per
l0O0 cash We hope many friends win assist In
atiOn, and send big lot Of subscribers. To clubs Of
so less will do the handsome thing The Horse and
Cart will regular usual notwithstanding hcwsomeyer.
d. G. RUMSEY.
TO STOCK RAIsERS the Farming Community general
ly, who viii send US $50 in postage stamps viii sn
une "a D. G. RUMsEY
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S.N. H0LLINGSW0RTH,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Iron, Nails and Heavy Hardware,
No 81 College street, corner Church,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

Iron, Nails and Heavy Hardware,
No 81 College street. corner Church,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Agent for the Southern Iron and Nail
Factory, Paducah, KY.
TNHE Southern Iron Works the Tennessee
Furnaces exclusively, and enabled TO make a $
perior article of Nails Charcoal and Pudded Iron which
will keep large stock OF a. all times and will furnish
the trade at Pittsburgh prices, with freight added.
s. N. H0LLINGSWORTH,
jel2-d6m Corner Church an College streets.
Nails! Nails!
000 KEGS assorted Sizes received and for sale
UUU to the trade at Pittsburgh prices with freigh.
added. g. NJ HOILINGSwOR
lel2-d6n N. Z. corner Church and College SITS.
Iron! Iron!
90 TONS Pudied Iron, from Tennessee metal Of all
UU sizes ana shapes for sale ii lots and at prices
suit purchasers. N. H0LLINGSWORTH
jel2-d6m N. T. corner Church and College SITS.
To Mechanics.
AN Just receiving large lot Of superior Boiler and Sheet
Iron OF the various numbers which will be furnished in
lots al greatly reduced prces.
g. N HOLIINGswORTH,
Iel2-d6m L. corner Church and College sts.
WHEATI WHEAT!
S0 600 BUSHELS 4 Wheat wanted for account Of
paid by sN. HOLLINswoRTH,
jyl College and Chuf CHI sits.
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C. NICHOLSON g. co.

L. ". IN1OI1OLSCOIN q W.
NO. % PUBLIC SQUARE,,
Wish to give notice to the Public generally
that their
Spring Stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Is now Complete, which, for Beauty, Cheapnsss,
and Durability, cannot be surpassed
In THIS CITY.
OUR stock Of Dress Goods consts Of Silks Bareges and
" Tissues plain andhgured Muslins Jaconets and Cling
hams Of every kind and quality Laces and Embroderes %
every description Nantes, Ribbons, Parasols, Umbrellas
and Fans, 10 suit al customers.
In White Goods, stock very complete. Our stock
OF Linen Goods is in fine order. Dsmasks Sheengs Tow
els Dessert Napkins, Irish Linen, &c.
Window Curtains of all Kinds.
Cloths Csssmeres Linen and Cotton Goods for Men and
Boys Domestcs, Sheetngs, Drilngs, TcSngs, and Ser
wants goods We have No. stock Of Hosiery for men,
women and children. In word every thing usually kept
IN dry goods house; all Of which win sell low. Our
motto small profits and quick sales People in trading
with US need have fears Of buying old goods
ed with entire stock last fall having had any
old spring goods when this stock purchased.
We take greS, pleasure in showing goods to Al who
may favor with call.
APIS I. O. NICHOLSON 4 CO.
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GROCERIES.

GROCEREESs
~ D. WILLIAMSON at the corner Of Front street and
VI the Public Square, keeps hand full supply Of Fam
lily Groceries, which he will be pleased to dispose Of CHEAP
CASE.
u AEON Lard Meal Flour, Butter and Eggs fo- sale at
II g d. WILLIAMS0N'S.
ANDIES, Almonds, Raistn, Preserves, Pickles, Pepper
- Sauce and Tomato Cstsup, for sale at
g. D. WILLIAMSON'S.
PEST Cigars and Tobacco, for sale a.
ID G. D. wILLIAMsoN's.
QUCKE1S. Brooms, sfters and Tin Ware for sale at
~ myS0 q. D. WILLIAMSON'S.
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VAGABoND LIFE IN MEXICO, by Gabriel Fer
~. New York. Harper & Brothers.
A sketchy book, with pictures Of Mexican
life n its most grotesque shapes.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery,

n VIE Direc Of this Comp my announce 60 the
Public that this Cemetery has been laid OF with
able and walks and portions of the grounds
divided into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The Of the grounds be the Office ind.
sley Crockett where the public invited to call and
anime the
The Company feel confident they could have made
suitable location for Cemetery In the vicinity
Nashville and pledge themselves the public spare no
money pains TO MAKE equal 10 any Cemetery In the
Union, and snch Nashville feel pride In.
The Cemetry IN the charge Of a competent Super
ntendent, living the ground under whose direction
terments viii be made In the best and the
charges
The Directors Of the Company DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visited by the Citizens Of Nashville, and
for purpose Omnibus win leave the Office o. Lindsey
and Crockett at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon the 8h inst
and Friday afternoon thereafter the hour
The seats will be free.
Ladies and Families DESTROYS Of visiting the grounds Will
be called for their residences by sending their by send
ing their cards. TO the President q the Company.
A. V. g. LINDSEY President
Q. w. NANCE, secy. Bus U6-u
CHANCFRY SALT.
Y virtue Of Decree Of the Chancery Court at Nashville
ID Tenn, in the cause John NJ Hill, et ais VI. Simon
Glenn. viii the 9th day Of August next, expose for
public sale to the highest bidder the Court House yard
Of said city, the following lot Of ground part % lot
No. Is Of bloch and Whtesides addition Nashville"
fronting sixty Elk feet Market street and running back
one hundred aud eighty feet more or less.
TENNssAid property will be sold credit OF tx twelve
and eighteen months notes well bearing Interest
and lein retained Uylal @. D. BRIAN, CAN.
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WHITE GOODS, DAMASK LINENS, &C

w Just received, elegant assortment Of striped and
checked Nsnsork and Null Musns: Olive and dotted Swiss
Damask Table Linens Breakfast and Dinner Napkins
Linen Sheetings Lace Curtains and Damasks with trim
mngs, which selling at very low prices for cash at
jel- McCLELLAND'S.
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WIT AND WsDow, of the Rev. Sydney Smith.
BY E. A. Duyckinck. New York. Red
field.
This volume is made up of selections from
the writings of the reverend wit and passages
from bis letters and table-talk, to which is ad-
ded Biographical Memoir. There is some
thing in this work to please the fancy of every
reader.
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WI andsrgned haEig usn,oFed % aaNhsie ana 49,
esas.a fhensseires - ne gnrpass e ccnne<uE =
Wholessk ana Retail Drug Bzsiness, hsle recenl 4ara
A ne neted stand n4merly ocruFSd ~ ft4nzn1r
iar~s 80 cnrsels raek II sFesh and fsnnns tao NEa,
usFe sn Panty tielines, cnnfes
Fncr Ariirss e. Ac Al q uAcA 1aransssng pal1J
ssst zksf pfrs ~ cakh - IN ne asnaA s % pansasAs
49, =. ,,,.ss-a q rsnd ous No utrls - msdens
sAsus Ah shsf b ns des& Hhatsftr VIM reisFencs
= ~ y, sasa sA.rs q sAs PtesrpsiOas of s
pA.sns - - a. ms 1paElrEnf e heir business 81
l. ,sr3sr fks rraeFElsfrn q ccnpEseat chssEss
fa4 4rs as tff r 1Il1n1ion and Aleilv 70 ne ~
,ss~-s q sAu.n w sr Eor ser uh tssr psfrunaEs ui
s1 lhs spprs1alz = tel Fstns ~ ensure sassss -
jsssSs KxKskN . RAMA
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MRoHANIcs' TABLES. BY Chas. H. Haswell.
New York Harper & Brothers.
This useful little volume contains much that
is valuable to mechanics, and is likely to be
adopted as manual by all Of them who have
use for its information in their daily occupa-
tons.
The above works have been laid upon our
table by W. T. Berry & Co., of this city.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-18

PUBLIC SPEAKNG.-Neil S. Brown, and
Isham g. Harris, candidates for elector for the
State at large will speak at the following times
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-18

E BIOtches ON the Skin, Eruptions ETC.,
supernduced by humors in the blood, and often very
annoying to youths and infants Cdrteys Spanish Mcclure,
when taken according to directions attacks the Of these
diseases dsodges them and them forcing the upon
the surface relieves the sufferer and him to
health. jy11-1w
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LEAREINa TO READ. LEARNING TO THINK
BY J. g. Abbott. Harper & brothers.
Two volumes Of Harper's Picture Books for
the Nursery, got up in excellent style for the
''little folks"
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.

THE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
l. Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government IN
der the supervision Of the Captain General Of Cuba will
take place at vana, on
TUESDAY, JULY %, 1856.
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I have something sweet TO .
The Rnffla WIN nav kaanI

A SEQUEL TO eye FLY" being direct descendant Of
n the Nectar the heather gods used when they got
spree and kicked the Of the skies in S5
that time For sale slow down. considering the quality
d G. RUMSEY.
Nora BKSE.-"Corn. Metre. No connection with Land
Agencies.
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Public Speaking.

Mr.. Mchae Vaughn, q the Electors for Davidson
county and RLNplL W McGAvOcE will address their fellow
citiIens al the following times and placer:
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-18
A just Tribute.

1t was stated in this correspondence more
than week ago tho leadership Of the House
assigned TO the Hon. Lewis ID. Campbell, OF
Ohio it he would accept it. His experience
in legislation, his admitted qualifications, his
eminent ability, all pointed him out as the
right man for the place. Superadded to
these considerations he had received at the
outset OF the canvass for the spcakership, a
more decided expression of preference than
any other candidate on the anti Nebraska side
of the chamber. For years he had been
known throughout the country as a bold and
able champion Of the Wing cause, and one
of the most uncompromising opponents of
the extension Of Slavery. Uniting with this
reputation the position ofa distinguished lead
or i'll the American movement, it is not sur
prising that body of devoted admirers in
various parts of the Union should have anx-
iously desired his election as Speaker, or that
their disappointment should have been en-
bittered by the knowledge that he was be-
trayed in the house of professed friends.
The history Of this whole contest has yet
to be written and it may find chronicler
humble as myself
1t is no secret now that Mr.. Banks respond
ing to the general sense and sentiment Of the
House, invited Mr.. Campbell, several days
ago, to accept the chairmanship of the Ways
and Means, or that the invitation was then
declined upon the ground that he desired no
distinction of any kind, and only sought
retired position on the Committee of Agri-
culture, where he might serve in some de-
gree an interest to which his tastes inclined
1t so happened that no personal meeting oc-
cured between these parties until this morn
ing when the Speaker solicited an interview,
and Mr.. Campbell then acquiesced in the re-
newed request.
This position is, by all odds, the most de-
srable and attractive one in the House.
Properly fulfilled, its exactions are arduous.
A capable man who has the ambition to shine,
would seek it in preference to the Speaker
ship, which is good for little else than itself.
Mr.. Fillmore first attacted attention in the
same place, and won some reputation, ,ho'h
a man of routine and red tape. Mr.. Camp
bell has far higher ability and the force of
strong will, backed by original power Of in
tellect, which Mr.. Fillmore never possessed.
1t may be safely predicted that the new chair
man will enhance the public estimation of
his craftsmanship and lay down his dignity,
at the close of this Congress, with an ac-
acknowledgement from all parties that he has
commanded their unqualified confidence, and
attached their regard for his integrity, fair
ness and lbcrality.--[U. S. Gazette.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-03-18
NO. 49I.

shculd take no counsel Of fear. Now is tho
time when a man may DO for his country in
an hour more than in o whole life besides
Time flies. Events hasten. Fear, and
trcachcrous peace. that betray duty with ig-
noraht words of religion, will ruin all. But
energy, courage, action, will save all. Woe
to US if war comes from our fault If it
comes, on the skirts Of false peace will its
blood be found.