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EREsH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.

ERESH ARRIVAL or GROCERIES.-lOO
II hhds prime TO choice Sugar;
100 bbls Powdered. Loafand Crushed Sugar;
200 bbls Reboiled Molasses;
100 u bbls do do;
800 bags prime Rio Coffee
IS bags Old Gov. Java and Lsguyrs Coffee;
80 bbls Mackerel;
$50 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Mould do:
200 kegs Nails, assorted
100 dozen Buckets
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted brands
$1,000 Imported Regalia Cigars;
10000 assorted brands do;
100 boxes Bar soap;
20 bags Pepper
20 bags Spice. Just received with q good assert.
~ ~ M&EF CHEATHAM.
IL 200 bbls hector Whisky;
100 bbls Robinson Co do
so bbls Old Bourbon do;
so bbls Old Rye do;
so bbls Old Reserve do;
100 bbls American Brandy;
SO bbls do Gin;
apr2s WV M&EF CHEATHAM
MORN MEAL-Fresh and good, on hand all the time
I J and for sale low for cash at J. NJ. HAWKINS
mayl5 Agent
w for Pickles and Table USE Just received and for
sale by i'm. HAWKINS, Agent
mAyl5 Odd Fellows Hall
THAT LEBANON FLOUR.-Always hand
the finest article manufactured in the United States,
and for sale low for cash by J. NJ. HAWKINS,
mAyl5 Agent, oddteloWs hsL
OOLDEN SYRUP.-I have just received a spleen.
(T did article of Golden Syrup from St Louis and for
sale low for cash at j. NJ. HAWKINS
mayl5 Agent. Odd Fellows Hall.
TOMn,LOWNERS, MILI-WRIGHTS, IRON
Founders, and the Public Generally of
Nashville, and the Surrounding
District.
UHAYE commenced the business OF Pattern Making
4 and an prepared 10 make patterns Of Cog Wheels
Water Wheels Prlleys, and all kinds Of ixings for mill
Gearing To Farmers and others in the country would
Also saw that am prepared to make Threshug Machines
Fan Mills horse powers rex those that out Of order
on the most reasonable terms and hope, by my constant
and unrenittins attention to business, | will receive
share of public patronage Place of business Washington
street South of the Blind Asylum, between the Murrees
boro and Lebanon turnpkes, and can be found by en
curing al Mr. Sades Grocery the Lebanon turnpike.
sep29-4m. HENRY moLfENDEN'
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HUGHES BROTHERS.
E

AMBROTYPE, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN
ARTISTS,
26 Union Street, Nashville.
A MBR0TYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS plain or eoIoredi
IA OIL and warranted as permanent as any other style
OF Painting DsguerrOtypes, Steneoseopie, CrayOn
Vgnete and every other style Of Pictures taken at this
establishment in the highest style Of the and
ed to please no sale.
AMBROTYPES.
Although these beautiful pictures but recently in
oduced BY the subscribers in this cry they have becoms
30 popular that have at great expense secured
the services Of celebrated Artist from New York 10 at.
tend to this branch ofthe business exclusively.
BRING ALONG THE JUVENILES.
Children can BY this process have faithful likeness
taken in few seconds and warranted perfect or no charge
will be made Bring them along aud have them taken be-
fore trying elsewhere. jansO
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Drug and Chemical Store

NU ~ SUUIh SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE Tenn.
JAMES KEENAN,. 7. b. RAINs.
HERMAN s. RAINS.
HE undersigned. having removed to Nashville and as.
4 ISOLATED themselves for the purpose Of conducting
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business have recently open
Cd OF the noted stand formerly occupied by Plummer
Co, large and complete stock of fresh genuine Staple
Drugs pure and unaduterated Family Medicines choice
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, de- &C. all Of which, guaran.
teeng tne purity and commences Of every article they
at the very lowest market price for cash
usual time TO pnnctual dealers.
They ara determined to send out article Of medicine
about which there can be any doubt whatever with refer.
ence to its purity.
They respectfully solicit share Of the Prescriptions Of
the Of the city. This department Of their bust
ness VIII De under the supervision Of competent chemists
Tney trust that their rigid attention and fidelity to the
interest OF those who may favor them with their patron
sge will merit the appreciation Of their patrons and en-
sure success to their new enterprise.
june26 HERMAN 4 RAINS
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company
Nos. al ID
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

HRsk Machines are now very Justly considered TO be the
best having the advantage Of all others IN the
simplicity of they construction the speed and beauty OF thelr
work. and the great strength of their seam Unlike any
others In they form with two threads
from ordinary spool Of cotton silk or Knot
every stitch which prevents the work from ripping uncS
any circumstances whatever.
The and highest premiums have been awarded 10 these
Machines all the leading Pairs throughout this country
and Europe and the inventor roces in the more SUD-
stana reward the largest patronage ever bestowed upon
any Sewing Machine in Europe or America.
They the highest nnish and Of variety Of size
and STYLE and adapted TO all the wants Of the Sewing com
mupity.
They all secured exclusively the propetors by let
patent and free from all legal controversy Great
pains been taken 10 adapt these Machines to
sewing and they SIMPLE durable and easily run
and tended by person, that they entirely beyond
competition for this work for the manufacture of heavy
light bags, for Corn Wheat, machinery has ever
invented surpass them-any AFTER hours
practice make from 400 TO 700 sacks day one
machine These machines also equally well adapted to
manufacture of all kinds of clothing, fine,
well general sewing quilting, stitching, &c. These
chimes arranged TO make the stitch length de-
sired and with and every seam in
ment and the durability regularity aud beauty Of nnish
equaled by any work accomplished by the most
skiful hands.
We shall al all times keep hand u assortment Of
machines and respectfully invite the public
orally call and them in and give them careful
examination and be satisfied that the half has not yet been
told. dec2S-u
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LYONS & Co.,
IMPORTERS OF AND WHOLESALE pKALERs IN
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
AND ALL KINDS OF
Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc.
No. 10 CEDAR St., ...-...
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TO THE PUBLIC.
WYE have on hand and constantly receiving
w new and well assorted stock of
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
-.- AND LIQUORS, .--
Which we are offering to the trade ct prices much
lower than they can be had from any other house in the
city. Our stock consists of the finest brands of HAVANA
CIGARs in the market; BRANDIRs which for flavor
through the Custom House to this city; SHERRY PoRr and
MADEIRA WINES warranted pure and of the best qualities
with full assortment of Whiskeys, St. Croix and ia
maica Rum, Holland Gin, and all other kinds
Es To Country Merchants offer the best induce
mens to purchase from stock is large and always
To prompt customers Eastern time will be given to
cash buyers give every advantage. All orders by let
ter or otherwise will always meet with prompt attention
LYONS 4 CO.,
jy22 1s Cedar st.
CHAMPAGNE WINE.
WE hive now hand
w 100 baskets Canneaux and Fills, quarts and pnta
. so :" Lelegard Co.,
The above two Wines unsurpassed il favor and
now used throughout the Union more than sny other
Wine. We have been appointed BY the Manufacturers,
sole Agents for the South.
Also, 25 baskets Gordon Royal, quarts and pints.
80 Heidseick 4 Co.
For sale at reduced prices by LYONS Co,
jy22 ls Cedar st.
WYE also Agents for Mills Hostetter DR. Greens
w commissioned Bters. 100 boxes assorted, now
in store. LYONS CO.,
jy22 1s Cedar st.
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCOS.
NTE have just received
w CHEWING ToBACoos. SMOKING ToBAccos.
10 boxes Natural Leaf; so bales Pocshontss;
10 Yellow Jacket so boxes
IS g. W. Smiths IS bbls cut and dry;
Wedding Cake; 80 gross
Honey Shuck; Assorted in papers.
25 Assorted brands all of which we warrant of
the best qualities. LYONS CO.,
jy22 l9 Cedar ST.
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ARMSTRONG Il CO.,
NO. SO MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
Commission Merchants

AND MANUFACVURERS AGENTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
Machines, Agricultural Implements, Building
Materials, &C., &c.
INHE annexed is list of such articles as may always be
found at their store and at the lowest cash prices
Machines, Implements, &c.
Fhreshing Machines Horse Powers Corn and Cob Crush
er little GRnt) FeltOns Portable Grst MIL Straw Cut
tels Corn Shelters BedwelPs Smut Machine, Childs
lain Separator, Wells Seed Sower Corn Planters Culti
vators Harrows Ploughs Of all kinds Churns Meat Cut
TEL g. Scythes Forks Rskes, Reaping aud Moving Ma.
oh mes Fan Mills &c.
Building Materials, SEc.
Window Sash, VenItian Blinds, Marbelized Iron Man
iss Window Glass of all sizes Hydraulic Cement Plaster
Paris, Chain Pumps Force Pumps Garden Engines Iron
Chairs Iron Settees, Iron Safes of all sizes.
Paints, Oils, &c.
White Lead White Zinc, Brown Zinc, Stone Colored
Zinc Paints of all colors. Putty, Whiting, Lnseed Oil
Lard Oil, Turpentine Varnishes, Mineral Paint Glue
Paint Brushes Rosn, Copperas, Paint Mills DC. DC.
Fertilizers.
Guano and Land Plaster We keep large stock theBs
articles on hand.
Seeds.
Clover Timothy Blue Grass Herd Grass Orchard Grass
Barley, &c,
Weare agents for Pesses Celebrated Excelsior Rail-
road Horse Power Threshing Machines We have
assortment of these Machines hand and will furnish
them Manufacturer prices transportation added. As
the demand will be beyond the supply, those who are in
want ofthem had better buy soon
fsb2i-tf ARMSTRONG q CO.
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49, HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE IL MY
XA~A business Mr.. w. h. MIseHiS, FIRM Is as
below. Jas. b. cRAIGHEAD.
Nashville, ssy i, ls5c.
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SEPTEMBER Is. 1856


SECOND DAY-NoRNING SESSION
The interest developed by the FIRST day pro
ceeding. of the Convention caused al increased
attendance OF spectators this morning The gal,
lrres we're denselS thronged, the ladies forming
large proportion Of the audience there, whilst the
throng on thu floor wa also large.
During the night the enclosed platform for the
accom mo iation of the Convention had been en-
arg d 80 as to give comfortable accommodation
Tor five hundred delegates.
The Convention was card to order by the Press
dent, Judge Bates. OF Missouri, aud opened With
PRAYER by the Rev Mr.. Carnahan.
The Committee on r solutions rot being prepar
ia TO report calls we're made for Mr.. Pearre, OF
Narisud
In response, Mr Prarre said: return my thanks
30 m, irieud from Maryland, aud also 10 the r'st
OF the convention for this very unexpected call up
on ne for sp,-' ch But, sir, to meet in a conveB-
ton like ttis, man, obi line wings, repr-se ting
almost -gerS Stat. Ia the Urion, does seem "a NV
mi d 10 be ON. Tor good Applsu-e. IL is
an eviirnr. OF the continuation o that kind Ut pa
t-rual feeling which al~ays has bound, and which,
trust, always viii bind this great whig brother
hood together. WIN the gallant whigs OF the city
OF Bal..tnor-, to ShOm, although q Maryland man
mys, IT, saw IL, oil honor is due, applause sent
forth this call for this Convention OF old line ~hgs
a. sanguine a. they are bold thew are. as Tear
les ~ they are they themselves never dreamed
Of such response a. this would come Up from the
NORTH aud from the South, from The Est snd IRON
the West Applause
SIR they lighted a beacon ere upon the shores OF
the Chesapeake. and il vas kindl-d ct once upon
nv old home upon the tops OF the Alieghaniss, and
clausmrn from beyond the Mississippi have esught
L. ight. aud Iol they ell here together They
have come here. they have been sent by the great
~his psfs Of the country, thvy have been seus for
she purpose Of ehoosss captain under shosn &c
-hal c, uis- ior the 1t our yeaFa Although that
captain i not vet tairly selected vet the heart Of
very uAh % thi. convention wth greet spoutaniety
ries eoI = nilia'd Fhirsorsi Loud and long con
iHu, 8 rhvvIs
The President here announced that slough the
Conversion would b. noss hsppy TO hesr the re
mark. Of the g-ntl~m.n from Maryland, YET the
Committee o. Resolutions rad, 20 make
Their report, and suggested that The & ntlsmah
should giss was for shst purpose
mr. Psarrs ssidhe you'd yield sish The grrAirst
pleasure. irsling Assarrd Ih.Ishs rvpon sesld be
only ne s-stimsBts he ~as utierlrg
Hon, ROe-rs Conrad. OF yHsisls. c,.sa,an
Of the Ca mltles On Rrseluao's. N sr,sd ~ le-
loslg r,part the Z. maili q
Resolved, Thas ,hv whigs % shs usllsa sslss
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Ksnnks ana Statinnerx

INVITE the attention Of the Pube to nv large snd well
selected stock Of Books, Papers, Stationery and Fancy
Goods; -sa%
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS
Can be supplied with School Books kinds the lowest
pr,ces.
TEXT BOOKS
Fer College, Academies Public and Private Schools con-
stsntly on hand
MEDICAL BOOKS
complete assortment Of BOOKS punished by Blanchard
& Lea, which viii be sold at Catalogue prices.
RELIGI US BOOKS
The publications OF the ers MARITIME Presbyterian
Board, AnercAn Sunday School Union American Tract
Society, Amer BIbe Society," and the Mass4chusetls
Sabbath School Society.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
All Standard WORKS Prose and Poetry, together With the
new Publications OF the day.
CHILOREN's BOOKS
Particular attention has been given this department
More than la00 volumes Of the Juvenile BOOks
published Paren examine them
BLANK BOOKS.
Such Pass Books, Bill Books Note Books, Day Books
Joarna e gers Copy Books, Composition Books Diaryas
fol 1887, &C.
FANCY GODS
Work Boxes, Papie- tchie Desk Portfolios, Backgam-
B)8rd< Chess Men, hess fable, OraftSmen Gold and
Pearl Pen Ho iers, Pearl and ~ nv Folders. Porcupne
Pen Holders Gold Fountain PENS China Ink sets Bronze
Ink sets, &c.
FOR He COUN ING ROOM.
Letter Presses Copying Books Check Books all the
Banks Commercial Note Paper Enve,opes Red Black and
Blue Inks, Stani, Pen Racks Cheek TINS, Pen
Makers God and Stee Pens Bill Paper Red Tape Bankers
cases, Fshers Pencils, &C &c.
CHARLES W. SMITH,
Aug20 Al College street.
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Gives 10 up.

A letter from Washington to gentle
man in Lexington, Kentucky, dated 18th
instant, says:
Robert j. Walker yesterday said thai he
considered Buchanan as already defeated. Il
WAS his opinion that Fremont will be elected,
aud in this opinion Gen. M"reheaG, of Pits
burg. Presidential clector 10 IS4S (DemOcraIIc)
cuncurr d. But | trust that New York " II
prevent this, aud have hopes even OF . 10
now for Mr.. Fillmore. Gen. Murehead's upln.
ion is, though u Buchanan man, that Pennsyl
vania will 20 ter FremonI. Certain il is Mr.
Buchanan has no strength, and | DO not be.
lieve will carry single State north OF Mason
and ID xon's line.
90 you see the Buchanan men are giving NJ
Ia de- pair The cause of Fillmote will advance
with apid strides from this until November,
and las election, II the SOUTH but prove true
Ia him, Is strongly probable"
Walker and Morehead are too faint
hearted. The great Empire Stale stands
like the cheru1 im before the gate of Para
disc with flaming sword, to prevent the
entrance of the Black Republican nominee
With her vote safe for Fillmore the country
cannot be cursed by the election of FIRE.
mont There's comfort in that thought! 7
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ChancerY Courtat NnshviIIe.

WIN. ". White Is VIM. %. Long Il az
A tie Office OF the cleFN ard he chancery
n court He. he 22d da Of September, 1856,
moi OF complainant by eouns,l in tn above Cause,
and app ar.nR the sa, fac = he e, Ak ami ste
thst the SAID oefeadsn YIN. - l. ng a resident Of
The tar OF tennessee ieref re he du process
Of h couri =. upon hin, IL here
1erCd BY the clerk and TIA cation be made
fur veess su'csssiOn 10 IN Nsshv lr Pot lot,
per published the Gle, OF Nashville requiring The sad
dsf dAnt appear the ~ the cbaneery
TO be holden the David oa the house
ereOf in he city Nashville. he hs.t Monsy Ia No
next AID answer said bill tn will be
for afrsse HIN and do he airing pArte.
O. D. BBlbN.
sept2i va Prs fee IS Ci.fk ana Hester
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

a@- The Rev. II. c. DEAN, Chaplain to
the United States Senate, has taken the
stump in Iowa for Buchanan. He is the
minister who stands charged with writing
two Buchanan pamphlets; one for the
South, endeavoring to prove Mr.. Fillmore
an abolitoniSt-the other, for the North,
showing that Mr.. Fillmore is Southern in
his views and feelings. Such man, when
he enters the political field for the "facile"
Mr.. Buchanan, assumes the appropriate
theatre tor the exercise of his knavish pro-
nenSities.
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Chancery Courtat VnshviIIc.

Nancy Morris John Morris
T the Ofic- Of the clerk and the ch ncery
"A court at Nashville, the 22i day " Sept, 1856,
Of comp BY her counsel in the above cause
appearing the satisfaction Of the and sser
IN said defendant, John Morris reside OF Of he
81 enuesee ana therefore tie ordinary process, OF
this be upon HIM. IL il the eiore ordered
by he CLERK aud master that publication made for four
eks in the Nashvinh Patriot, nesspaper
pubshed the cit, Of Nahve, requiring the said defend
spJrar tle next Of he ehauc ~ be
hodel the county Of Davss the court house h-ie of
IN the city Of Nashville, the hrst MOniay November
next AM nsWer sail bill the will be taken for
confessed TO him and down for hearing parie
sepL24-W4t Prs fee 48 e. d KRiEN,
Clerk end Master.
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To the Ladies of Nashville!
p nm lif Jlj1S15] f iifRpi p
MRS. s. j. LLOYD,
Fashionable Silk and Straw Milliner,
NO 10 CEDAR ST,

VA "a - w IL ~HSs
Az OULU respectfully in orm the Ladies Of Nashville and
w vicinity that she has just tecei ed direct from he
second p Of IN worth, he city or New York, besuti
FIJI Of french Millinery tOois, cnsisting La
dies Pr Bonnets clinical comets, Spt Bonnet Braid
Bonu.t- -mbroitere Leo Bonnets, Blu lie Bonnes, I'm
brod red Boonets Rich Earcy Bonnets Of the
sty Misses AMI Chi dr-ns Bonnet in great variety
Of AL sorts and sizes.
RIBBONS.
bsaurif assortment Of Bonnet Ribbons Of al knds,
such lvet kin Sash and Belt Ribbons, and Trim
ming gibbons of all
FRENCH FLOWERS
Ftv boxes Of the beautiful and loveiest Flowers
the ey behold, Wreaths Roses Rose uIops Pgnes,
EMBR0TDERIES
ndsome tnen OF tmbrOderies fer Ladies', such
81 sets, Undersleeves, Collars Worked Haudker
Kid gloves Silk Gloves, Black Silk Wells, and other srt-
Gle Of La les too numerous 70 mention. Opening
day viii be the 1st Of October aides your time
get a Handsor and fashionable bonnet cheay DO
impression shat MON is the only place
YOU get haud.O and fashion abb bonnet Gail at
n 10 G. street, and ou will hat the goods
equA any in he civ. sell you b1unets ON " 90
325 go, a. u-ed Of he best miln-rs in
tn city for All orders cleaning, st-Iing
and retrmming sha be punctuay att nded to, and done
/ a superior style and at a reasonable price.
Ladies straw B0nHets Gle Ansed and altered.
sept2l
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NEW B o OK S .
WORTH AND WEALTH.

TOON, NELSON C co., a Union Street.
HAVE the fol,wing With many other highly interesting
New Public ,tions for neral reading:
WORTH AND Wealth:
collection Of Msxims, Morals and MseeIiAnies for
Merchants ant Men Of Business By Freeman Hunt
Editor Of Merchants Magaz ne." &C., &c.
I3VIN6'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON:
"a book which Ill take its place in American House
no ds side by id tn the Bible"-N Y Express.
EARNEST MAN
AsEetch Of the char and abors Of Adonram Jud
son, first Missionary to Burnah. By Mrs II. c. Con-
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF BLIND MINISTER:
Including sketches Of The Of hi time.
By Timothy Woodbridge, d. ID. septic
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Illegal vouinE an Kent"eky.
The Bowling Green Gasca, of the 18th
instant, says:

instant says:
AT the August election there were a larg,
number OF illegsl Democratic yotys polled
We learn that six true bills were found in Simp
son county; one against 4 native and i've against
freshmen, for Pe'jury ~ the polls.
The facts, "a nearly as We can arrive At hem,
are as fullOws: svVerHi llishmen, whu were
employed ~ lAb"rens up'n the railroad, had,
about Two weeks Ireviuus 90 the elvciion,
moved frnm the tayn (FrAukhn) DisiheI "a
..Shulls Pircinsl.n Ga the ia"rnlng Z Ih,
elecsi,,n, they caine To- the franklin polls, bu
were refused on the gound that they had Ie.
Gently rur,,"Vsd lfum Ihe District.
Clark and Uth,rs then imn,rdia' sb TO.
them ia lusglrs "a ShulI's Precinct. and the,
were permitted Ia vote, uppn tesiihing thai
they had bven ii the precinct sixiy days. Sneh
h the ose gde Il the few tareigners already
10 our midsi, by INSCRIPTIONS aud earruIa
oeinagogGes-"
After the American policy shall have
been adopted IN the administration Of the
goFanment. we shall have no more such
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For Sale.

I HAVE Hous and acfes q Lani for sale, the -
house four comfortable m with kiich- FL
smoke house, corn crib ana other out houses. ~
said Ho1se snd ana IL three miles North n Mas VILE
as I need money. sept23 " d. p. LANtER.
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f,nrnef Ham IN Sfairs.

ID @. MeNAIst Gus - epsa ,s-a.S aaa - meres
IL. oNk aCNDRE0 fIkCk8 FHkkE Ply And N
ekaiS CARPeF houghi a. hensd aaeiiea ale IN Nsw
yark rhess eqaai b qnaty and cheapeE IN
pries has 40 hhsztQ - rsd - fR uArksi AID are
t~a.ru ned - ~ then coFFeapondinET iou.
We nj a ~ sims - epeaias neN 0eofa In
a..ps ~ Fany anes ard WI contnae % opea and
10 Sep Yak. - 9. AetAlaf CO.,
aasia 10 = Conege 81
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

nk fab cribers have iasl opsne very hsndsone
4 sartment ofFC kNirlifSG N0OnS comprising gr~At
variety q sssea. sspf asss, neskties nark and hncy
stae4s. nen earabsc haEsrckef. snb's uooi and cot
Aah s~ss Featss sass and mufsrs, ke, te, al Of
sspsio CLIFTON ABBorT
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VII seq sen.AA'y e hanf Ase1py q Dry speIs.
Psssss. hssse,s saas4 I.Pi rA'ssckt1.
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sts co PsEbflCOE OBsS.
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Napier'S PeninSuIar War.
library EDITION.

II.
II III e HIST TORY THE WAR
IN THE PENINSULA
And the South Of France from A. D. 1871 to 1874.
b. Maj Cen Sir W. ,. ?. Napier, X. O. B., Col 9Th
Regiment. &C., &c.
'.' his edition reprint Of the revised English edi
tOn recently pubshed, and all the
lamentations and "iust6cstOry pieces" with
FIFTY-PIvE MAPS AND PLANS OF BATTLES.
There has been also prepared, this edition. CON-
PLErE INDEX the whole work, rvanting in all other
editions and the following PORTRAITS, beautifully en-
graved on steel:
l. NAPIER, (she sathor) 8. WELLINGTON.
Q. NAPoLEOS. L sOCLF.
S. JOSEPH BONAPARTB
You shoUli read Nspiers the IN Portu-
gal He aheroic fellow, equal any hing in Putareh
and moreover long headed clever who takes coed
aim before he nres "-Let srs Of Syyfney .SmlR.
sour English Taucydiies historian Of the Peninsula
War ~ Waller SiUdge LdHdOr OrthogrgDAy Fraser,
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