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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-30

WELsHMES The Puritans and Hugnenots have
received well deserved eulogums for their great
men, and great influence national welfare
The Welsh have hardly been recognized as having any
claims of the kind; but in an address by the Rev.
DR.. West, on laying the cornerstone of Welsh
Church in Philadelphia lately their claim has been
asserted with overwhelming array of facts
They have certainly been very modest heretofore on
the subject; but ''mOdesty and merit go tOge her,
according to the old ALTERATION. Wales is some
what larger than Massachusetts There are about
seventy five thousand Welshmen in this country -
Dr. West says their patriotism is almost proverbial
He gives the sgners of the Declaration of lndepen-
dence, of Welsh birth or extraction, follows ::
Massachusetts,, Samuel Adams, John Adams; Rhode
Island, Stephen Hopkins; Connecticut, William Will
liams New York, William Floyd, Francis Lewis, Lewis
Morris Pennsylvania Francis Hopkinson, Robert
Morris, George Clymer North Carolina, John Penn;
South Carolina, Arthur Middleton Georgia, But
ton Gwinnett, born in Wales; Virginia, Thomas
jefferson, Benjamin Harrison, Richard H. Lee,
Francis II. Lee
Here are seventeen signers of the Declaration of
American Independence, in whose veins Welsh blood
coursed.
Dir. West also gave the names of fourteen generals
seven colonies, six captains and one Lieutenant,
of Welsh descent, who figured in the Revolution,
among whom Anthony Wayne, Charles Lee,
Daniel Morgan, John Cadwallader, James Williams,
killed at Bennington; Henry Lee, Thomas Marshall,
The Doctor asserted that the following Presidents
were of Welsh origin: John Adams, ThOs. JefIer-
son. James Madison, James Monroe, J. Q. Adams,
VIM. II. Harrison, James Buchanan. He also gave
the names of a number Of prominent and devOut
minis of the Gospel, of Welsh origin, who took
part in bidding "God speed" to the friends of free
dom during the Revolutionary struggle.
Dr. West also ma ie the following statements Oil
yer Cromwell, the Protector, of Welsh descent.
William PENIS progenitors were Welsh. Roger
Williams born in Wales. John Millions mother
was Welsh lady. The Rev. Richard Baxter had
his birth in Wales-sO say the Welsh writers. The
Duke of Welligton's mother descended from the
Welsh baronet Sir John TroVer. The warriors,
Owen Glendower and Sir John APP Thomas, were
Welshmen. Sir Thomas Picton and Sir Stapleton
Cotton, of Waterloo fame, were descended from
Wales, The present Chancellor of the Exchequer
in England belongs to Radnorshire, Wales The
far famed Rev. Christmas Evans was Welshman.
But volume, said the speaker might be filed with
names of Welsh characterization Advocate.
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SiOO REWARD.

ID ANAwAY frem the Subscriber living Pulaski,
II Giles county, two negro m D, WILLIAM aud JAMES
WILL AN is aO0ut25 OF very black i've
feet inches high, has rather ane voice, Stops little
forward
JAMES, zbo ut "a or 25 years sge very black,
good his eyes six feet got
Ve-y coarse voice. himself very Bill had
grey blah kst over coat James had black cloth
scsres reeo-eted. will give above I'd them
lodged in ia tina may get them $50 for either Of
them. 2o-iil j. NJ MARKS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-30

IT Is TIME THAT WE WERE CONSERVATIVE
So says the editor of the organ; and so tits, high
time. 1t is time he would regret new revelations
and new experiments in politics. cease the effort to
rule America by signs, grips, passwords and unlaw-
tut means; cease his spasms about the Pope and Tor
eigners and turn his attention to little reason and
common sense. lie thinks that conservative men
must unite and save the country. That they have
done, but be has not heard the news yet COnserva-
tVes have the control of all the Southern States,
except one and they will soon have most of the
Northern States.
We have some hopes that the new lights of the
South, and the radicals and revOlutiouists of the
North have their course, and concluded to aban
don their insane projects to disturb the country
We cannot say that entertain such hopes OF them
all; for the leaders are in hopeless way, we ap-
prehend The mass of people, however, have no
interest in these and vicious elements IN politics,
and will abandon them, sooner or later.
1t is amusing to notice the Know Nothings of the
South praJng about conservatism, and proposing to
unite themselves with the Black Republicans Of the
North, and form on the ruins of each grand con-
sentative party Their lectures on conservatism are
particularly Pecksnifan They are the best joke of
The season. The authors of all the novelties, the
turbulance, notifications and lawlessness, underta-
king to lecture on conservatism! They evidently
think the country a sort of Tom Pinch, or they
would not venture any such practice at this stage of
the game This city has had some lessons in Peck
| snifian conservatism. Baltimore and New Orleans
are still living lessons the subject We have late
ly seen construction of State Constitution of
language, fixed in its meaning by the practice OF
generations perverted by partisans and petitoggers
to distranchise the citizens of Kentucky.
The other branch of Pecksnithan conservatives
has been stimulating revolution in Kansas; prosti
tuting religion there to encourage lawless Deeds and
invoking patriotism TO assist IN works OF blood
Out of such material as these it is proposed to
struct a conservative party. From the conservatism
of party built on such ruins, and out OF such ma
teria may the Lord deliver the country. The true
conservatives of this country voted lastfa for James
Buchanan for President. They fled TO the Demo
cratic party as a refuge from reckless experiments
foies and absurdltes in politics. They intend to
stay there where their position can be Of some use
to The country, and prevent these Pecksnitfan con-
servatves from getting the power, and undertaking
to rule the country their own violent, novel, and
revolutionary schemes-L0aSUiHs Democrat.
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Correspondence

coozzt1ttE, Tenn.i Aug. Is, 1881
1lsssas. EnrToRs The vote fce Senator in this
1listrict stands as follows:
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TUE nEFEAT OF ETHERIDGE.

The Washington Star publishes the table OF the
vote for Congressman in the ninth district and adds;
"The defe4t Of Mr. Etheridge will prove very
severe blow to the opposition in the next Congress,
for he was beyond all question one OF the most sf-
feciive men in the last. To the Republican party
his loss is rreparabe, for he was the Southern mem
Der whose vagaries gave them most countenance and
encouragement. For some years past, sitting over
him as it we're, daily, while he was serving in the
House hall, and noting his every movement in the
by play of legislation, (which, though rarely finding
its way into the newspapers, is far more unsrring
test of the actuating honorable gentleman,
than what he sees fit to say er do Ia manner that
will get it upon the record We long since came to
the conclusion that MIR. Etheridge is an antslavery
man. though he never undertook to hoist any such
colors before his own constituents. His defeat is
really one Of the most important achievements OF
the Democratic party since the last Presidential
election Had he remained in Congress he would
have given Ihem and the South especially, Infinite
trouble as pretended, or rather lukeWarm
friend Of their cause representing slaveholding
district and capable of maintaining himself in de-
bate as he is, would have accomplished more mis-
chief than can be accomplished by any dozen North
ern anti slavery representatives we care not whom
they may be-"
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.


IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now . ared cur new and extensive Ry1pSr,
w Old stand Nashville NanufaeturfnS
Company. aud are prepared 10 execute heavy light
ngs small city prc 3 heavy Cast.
ags TO large amounts furnished per ntraet Cincinnati
operations in our new
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, aWmis Rlourmis Of most improved
patterns made to order yObbing repa ring done i'm madi
atsJ We ready To make for Engines aud ais
and shall Furnish plans 70 enable purchasers toput up heir
Malls With little expsnse. Manufactures Farmers will
md profitable 70 see Us, before going East West
Machinery.
For stationary engines and steamboats, made order ofhs
besI material ete with Firsonts Crates, s,andPiVe-
Manufacturing or POrPelliag purposes
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description Of smithwork done In excellent style
Pitman Irons, Saw Bolts all kind Mil rms
made 70 order on short nolies-
do we'll N call At our office OF address By bier
Claiborne Machine WIS sA SlssIilts CO.,
uly 25-d Late Nashville Man. ca > shops.
REMOVAL.
WI IL 4 a no M core
As removed from his old stand the opposite side q
No. 10 Union stree,
GREEN'S NEW BLOCK
where be viii be Plea.s to SEES he Old customers ana as
Having thus secured ample eouvsnenes for dinz bu,.
ness De Intends BY keeping better assorted and more at
tentOn his hls1ds u W to sriI an Increase of 0ssSsS
and influence. - F0-e0
Organdies,
Lawns,
BaIsges.
1isSuPs,
Nantes,
and summer Goods generally selling ca a. ..t r,dueoD,
iulTls-G WIN. NOoRzs
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nor ., the largest and finest teanso mules In
L the State Also excellent match Of famty carriage
horses able work horse. few thorough bred colts
lilies Of approved Orssd. Also few heifers aud
bulls Of the best milk stock. = -
aug 2-dV W. q. HARDING
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WATSON NJ COOKE, JASPER N. BAILEY.
Late of GqlHsboro,' Tenn SAMUEL @. GODsHALL.
COOK, BAILEY & co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS SHOE, HATS, CAP ETC.
No. so, North Side Public Square,

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
VI have removed Store house (next door to Nor
" gan 4 Coz indicated above, mere prepared
to exhibit to the Trade most superior stock OF
Boots, shoes, Rats, Caps, Umbrellas,
Carpatbags and Trunks. which NO WIli offer to cash
and Prompt lime Dealers small advance Manufae.
turers prices.
In the assortment will be found large line Of
W. Ba eheor's celebrated Waterproof and Pump-sOle
IOts; OF which goods have be cOnol in thus market
gnnk selection Of Gum ana buffalo Ovrshoes, and
excellent stock OF Negro BrngaHs and Heavy Wool Hats
suitable Iron Factories and Plantations
Having d eligible lncatn for our business,
are DESTROYS To extend trade with rellab
ant will engage give satisfaction % ali who may aS
with minatiOn Of onr goods and prices
aug 99-2mO's COOKE, BAILEY & co.
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ASHVtLLE RUILBINti ASSOCiA ZION.
TVhU>I SALE. virtue Of a deed executed to the
l. Nashville Building AsslcIaton By Il l. Weaver, which
Is record in the kegiteT' Office Davidson Sogniy
No 20, page said Nashville Bgiding ssOcia
ton BY its Treasurer will uTday The 5sh das sep
ember 1857 1T the court yard gate m Nashville sell at
lion highest pi1dr Cash. the perry therein de-
scTibed, being lot in nth ash lie, rOntng
Market aud running back Ill which Is stu
sted Ortsbe fanny residence Toe equity of edemp-
ton waived in said deed take place O'cloGk
NJ. aug 20 I'd Oh :. A. tULLE Treasurer.
MINERVA COLLAGE.
TENHIS Institution will begin its sessi the first
Monday Of September Every educational facility will
b. afforded. ). h. JONES,
aug 25-d2w Principal
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THE SIG AND SIS. SINGLE AN DOUBLE THREADED
i EMPIRE FAMILY Ewing ,CHINB-An agency
for of the machines, for this and the adjoining
counties; be secured by Per-OEs application the
subscribers 9th & A Tch streets, Philadelphia.
No need apply wih capital -ufcieat TO conduct
the business properly and without references TO relab
ty and capacity.
We positively that these machines for all purposes
of family sewing in every respect superior 70 wing
Machine in Market matter 1t what prices they be
held and wherever they offered for sale must COM
aug I'D m JOHNSON & GOoDBLL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
BY TELEGRAPH.

BOsros, Oct. Failures reported, Lagwerg &
Co., Straw Goods Milton Gale, Oil and Leather /;
Nash. French & Co., Shoe Dealers.
WAsH1saroE. Oct. Sit is probable that the
present Government of Nicaragua will recog
Dized by the reception of Minister, with a view
of securing the privilege of the transit route.
The Post Master General has appointed six agents
to attend the through express Mail from Baltimore
to Cincinnati to secure more regularity.
The Secretary of the Interior has received advi-
ces that, within one month the Minnesota Wagon
Road will be completed to Fort Rldgely.
The Attorney General is examining the basis on
which the Banks Of the District Of Columbia have
been transacting business.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9.-Kansas advices say that the
Legislature is doubtful-aecounts are conflicting.
The New Mexico Mail left Santa Fe on the 18th
of September and arrived at Independence on the
seventh.
Otero is re elected to Congress by 1000 majority.
The Indians are quiet. The Cheyennes are snxi-
GUS to make peace.
DETROIT Oct. 9-Immense quantities of pro-
duce blocked up here for want OF funds to carry
it forward
The money EXETER ent has subsidized. The utmost
confidence is placed in the remaining banks.
New YORK, Oct Io-Money depressed. FAIL
ures: Seymour & Co. paper dealers; Colt & Co.,
Sugar dealers; J. W. Corleis, Dry Goods.
BOsTOE, Oct. 1O.-MOney depressed No new
failures.
CINCINEATI, Oct. 1O-Flour 81 25as4 so.
Grain unchanged. Whisky Is. Star Candles 24.
Tallow l2al3.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. I0.-According to the estimate
of the Free State men, the Kansas Legislature will
stand Counci-9 Republicans; Democrats.
House "a Republicans Is Democrats.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. IO-Cotton sales 5000 bales
at IL to IL Flour So 624. Nothing doing iG
exchange
The Ship Sultans, from New York, reports pass
ing the 22nd four corpses in the water suppos-
ed to belong to the Central America.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
The state Fair

Opens on the Fair Grounds, in this vicinity,
this morning, with the exhibition of Wool
en- Goods, Cotton Fabrics, Silk aud Flax Fabrics,
Hemp Goods, Marble Work, Fine Arts, Architec-
tural Designs, and Printing. In addition to the
above a premium has been offered this dav for
the best pair of horses driven tandem. There
will also be an exhibition to-day of colts of
the celebrated trOtting stallion Washington Omni-
buses, Hacks, &c, will be running to the grounds
constantly, and train OF cars will leave the Chat
tanooga Depot for them hourly. Fare on the cars
ten cents each way. There ought to be an i'm
mense turn out to day, particularly of the ladies' as
the work Of their hands form the chief part of the
exhibition.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

SUDDEN DEArH.-We regret to learn that Mr..
Robt. GoodletI an old and highly esteemed citi-
of this county, whilst on his way to town, Sat-
urday, in his buggy, was suddenly taken very H.,
and died before any thing could be done for him
Conscious that the hand of death was on him, he
babe his son, who vas with him, stop at the house
of relative on the way side, where he yielded up
"hs spirit to the God who gave it, ouly as a Chris
tian can. He was a devout member Of the Cum
berland Presby terrain Church, and had nearly
reached in years the three and ten allotted to
mankind.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
K. G. BILLINGs,
Late Lieut.. Of Company O.,

EfeRs&. W ANTED-Imm TO-
AAE3 600 men to engage in the sale of the most
popular selling America Invalids, mechanics
farme and teachers, Wishng to travel will find
very profitable and pleasant business, enabling to
the country, and make money at the time A
gents in the business clearing $500 81 so
per year For full particulars and list Books address
II. NJ. RULIsON, Queen City Publishing House, 14l Main
street, Cincinnati ohiOi or, if living East RULIsoN,
Philadelphia sept21.
FEVER AGUE.-FOremost among the various remedies
for this disease stands Dr. shallenbergers Antidote
will any ordinary case and one dose inva-
raby stops the chls. 1t contains nothing in the
degree hurful to the system under any circumstances
and produces the unpleasant effects the
Of QUINN and other agents in general
every Of the disease original and only an
tidOte for Malaria
Ask fof DR.. shaenberger's Fever and Ague Antidote
you get pills. Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere Price 81 So Sole Proprietors, A sHAL-
LEsBERGER & Co., Rochester, Pa. aug4-8mdtrikw.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

Take Heed.-Dr. Titon has returned to the Mas
sasot House Chicago, where be obtained Old DR..
James wonderful and celebrated extract of Csrnbs In
dca. His sen iIlaw, Dr. Thomas TiIton will supply you
with it, either personally by express is and
speedy Of the Of Consumption Bronchi
ts, Asthma, Nervous Debility, Coughs Colds, and Sore
Throat We know this TO be fact. Try it and live.
P.s.-By addressing DR.. Tion note through Chi
cage Post Once, nc'osDg four stamps az cent) recipe
will be sent in return, free Of charge any part the
Union. DIR. TILTON,
sept SIN Msssasoit House, Chicago.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

In this line stock supeFb-embrscng all the novel;
ties Of the Collars and Sleeves separate and in
sets both for coors and mourning; elegant Bridal Wells
and Handkerchief Lace Falls real and imitation; Jaeones
and Swiss Trim mngs and Flounciogs Valencennssp
Point APPLIQUE Laees, InleFtings, &C. &C.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

THE CURRENcy OF ESoLAxD AND FRASoE.-The
Bank of England Issues notes Of less denoml-
nation than s5; the Bank Of France, none lees
than 100 francs until recently none uoder 500
francsG that the real circulation Of these eoun-
rites is gold and silver and the quantity Of pre-.
cious metals in in these countries Is much
greater than 10 our own.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
ClOaks, ShaWIs and Scarfs.

We have now the largest and most elegantly assorted
stock in this way in the country OF which
imported by essrs. A. 7. Stewart Co, OF New
York. expressly In FsIvsts, have them at
all prices, from IS $500. We have also black and grey
CLOTH and Beaver Tsmas and long Cosks, &e for ladies
and children in all qualities At from three dollars rp
shawls II sizes and qualities both squSre and long, o
the ordinary elegant Also just receiver
fresh Invoice Of those elegant high coored all silk Chs
nele shawls that really beautiful.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

THEATRE.-The brilliant engagement OF the
Drews is drawing to a close, only two more nights
after tonight remaining. The pieces tonight are
'Paul Pry' and Love aud Charity" in which
both Mr.. and Mrs. Drew appear. The mere an
nOuncement lie all that is necessary to rally their
admirers in strength.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

Do We authorized to announce JAMES NJ HINTON as
candidate for sheriff of Davidson county, at the next
March election.
QcT We are authorized to JOHN K. EDMoSDsoN
March election.
EB- We authorized announce E. B. BIGLEY as a
candidate for Sheriff county at the next March
election.
IL = We are authorized to announce A. Creole, as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, next March
election.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

EB W. MADISON Brown, City Marshal. was
qualified on Thursday night, and assumed the re-
sponsible duties Of his Office on Friday
Mr.. Brown has appointed Messrs. James Ever EFT
and w. Wilkins on his Deputies
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
JOHN YORK Il CO,
Book Sellers, Book Binders and Blank
Book Manufacturers,
No. IS, Union Ste, Nashville, Tenn.
NEW BOOKs.

NEW BOOKS.
Madame lie Vert's Travels.
Ethel Sowers-a Georgia Book
Surgeons sermons l. 9 and 8rd Series
Surgeons Life and Ministry.
The Planters Daughter. tale Of Louisiana
Moss-side. By Marion Harland
Hidden Path.
Alone. d"
Little Dorrit. By Charles Dickens
Testimony OF the Rocks. By Miller
Chi d's History Of Rome By Bonner
Just received by JOHN YORK 90
Emerson's Magazine and Punam's Monthly for October
Harper's Magazine, for October
Harpers Journal Of Civilization.
Leslie's New York Journal.
PorteT's Spirit Of the Times.
New York Ledger.
For sale by [septSO1 JOHN YORK co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

HOroways Ointment cannot be too implicitly relied
upon remedy for complaints OF the kidneys and the
bladder. It should be thoroughly rub bed in the
gOn affected. 1he immediate result Will be cessation Of
pain, and continued applications will the
cure.
Sold the mandatory No. so Maiden Lane, York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
CONSTABLE.

~ We are authorized to JESSE b. PERRY as a
candidate for Constable, the District at tn
ensuing March election.
~ We are authorized TO announce FLETCHFR W. HoRN
as candidate for Constable il the Nashville District at the
ensuing March election
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

RHEUE ATIsH-NEURALGLA.-The sgonies Of rheumatism
and Neuralgia among the with which the
human is afflicted, and have heretofore been
found the most difficult to Happily remedy is
by which the obstinate can be
immed lately cured This sovereign remedy is BRACES
ARCTIC INMKNT for sale by Druggists generally. 1t
only necessary for the sufferer try 10 assured Of
its efficacy. oct1Im.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

~ Dr. Jones, of Philadelphia with the general sue
es that attends him everywhere curing Deafness sore
cand ndamed Eyes, diseases Of the Eyes, every variety
and the Dr. said to insert artificial eyes without pain and
as perfect in movement and appearance the eye
He also treats chronic diseases with great success
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

EXCHANGE BANK-This bank is right side mp
without the shadow of doubt. It IL going ahead,
redeeming its notes. Every person who has had
any opportunity OF becoming acquainted with the
condition of the Bank, has the utmost confidence
IN its standing. Its notes taken readily by our
citizens in all business tran actions and say 20
our readers at distance who are liable to be i'm
pOsed upon by false runoFs, not to lose cent on
any of the Exchange Bank money which they may
have in possession. We wiIlassure them that tits
worth 100 cents to the dOlar-MlsrfTeesbOr TEL,
lOtk
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
NIechnnIc,s EnIr.

This exhibition will be continued to night, with
view TO giving ell who bad not yet attended, an
opportunity to do lie attractions have not been
diminished, but rather increased
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12
COUNTY COURT CLERK,

R- We are authorized to Capt JOIN s. DASH
I'LL as candidate for CO0ny Court Clerk, the March
- We are authorized TO announce FELIX Z. CHEAT
HAM, as candidate for reelection the Office County
] Court Clerk. Election in March next.
~ We authorized announce THos. D. SToGNER
as candidate for County Court the next March
| election
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

Ned Huntley, the Agent Of the Campbell Min
strels, made his appearance IN Nashville Saturday.
He proposes to give our citizens another chance 90
hear their favorite Ethiopian singers.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-12

CoRREorIoN.-In our report of the election Of
City Marshal, We made mistake in his name. il
should have been w. NJ. BRowN, instead Of N. w.
Brown, reported.