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nrThe union &, Ameriean has been il

b%The Union 4 Amsricans has been in
dustriously laboring to propagate the i'm
preston that the Hon John Bell is endeav-
oring to drive Messrs. Ready and Zollicof-
fer out of Congress. We venture to say
that Mr.. Bell has neither by word nor deed,
directly nor indirectly, taken any part inthe
controversy, for or against either Of these
gentlemen. They differed 10 regard to the
Ksusas-Nebraska bill, but that difference
of opinion has not, we feel authorized to
say, produced in the mind of Mr.. Bell any
desire to have them thrown aside by their
constituents It is unjust to Mr.. Bell to
assert the contrary; but he has so long
been the subject Of democratic injustice, his
polictical friends know what credit is due
to such charges and how to appreciate
Them
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-14

Andrew Johnson, in that most important po-
sition. They are just alike as politicians, but
Andrew has,tbe work in him, which we fear
Aaron has not.
Now, we do not say that either Of these
democratic sachems are friends of the Tn
b1ns; but how can the Union D. american,
adhering to its rule Of Interpretation, re-
gard Cass and johnson as any thing else?
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cHANcFRY SAFE

DY virtpeofa deerseof he Chancsry Court tNAshv,
ID Afits NAY tern, $50 Ia The Of Jane Wamsfi
ala sarah a. Jordan et ais, E the 2ist day q
March mkt A. the Court yard Gate IN said city, expose
for pubic sale, 20 the highest bidder, Lot in Bach
whteside's Addition, descTibed follows: Beginning at
the Of Vine and CraE ford streets thence along Vine
street. IS feet TO Loekhars corner thence with LOekhartS
line hundrsa feet 20 stake, thence by Ane through
said Tot IS fret stake Crawford street. theucs WITH
ming. 40
Tzzns-sHiap property viiiee sold eredif Of x nirs
ard t~eve months Notes vel secured and lien retained
isbiT-td rr @ d. BRIEN, C. NJ.
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TO FURNITURE AND CEDAR WARE MANU-
rArTupEpo

TNHE subscriber, having just arrived In this City with
l. commission from Of the largest Piano Forte and
Furniture Warerooms in the city OF Memphis is anxious
10 make arrangements, upon liberal terms, with Manufac
tufers OF Furniture Cedarware for asuppy Of every
ce In the above line He has, alsn what styled the
NE Plus Urd' in the way o. labor saving machines,
wit; TYLERS PATENT WASHING MACHINE
This is entirely article. and ce the kitchen" Of
every thing heretofore introduced n this line He
ready contract for the manufacture Of thousand Of
these machines which he DESTROYS Of having constructed
whoutdelay. few County Rights in Middle Tennessee,
for sale.
The undersigned can be at Room No., OF Hotel
for the next ten days, any time before 10 O'Clock NJ.
or after O'Clock p. X. 6. McD0UGALL,
febi8 Agsp
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n NASHVILLE:
Tho union BANK.


We hope no reader of the Patriot VII
take up The idea, from what has been SAID
in the public journals respecting the Union
Bank and the Memphis Brokers. that that
old and well established Institution is not, II
every respect sound and safe, No banking
Institution in the State has attained high
err or more deserved reputation for the pru-
dence. skill and ability with which it is con-
Quoted, or for its reliability in afording
sound circulating medium. Such little ep-
isodes as that of the run of the Memphis
folks on the Knoxville branch, cannot shake
it. They may, however, serve to induce in
creased vigilance and caution in its man.
agement, and the placing of additional
guards around welI-won and welI-worn
reputation. -
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AGENCY FOR LOCATING LAND WARRANTS IN
THE NORTHWEST.

nv B. STOKES will leave between the LIST and Goth Of
w April next for the purpose OF locating Land War
and investing money in Lands and Town Lots the
State Of Iowa. and the Territory Of Minnesota He expects
visit al parts of that State and Territory and the
try around Laka Superior City, and be proposes invest
money lands and locate warrants for others at the low
price Of per acre. and 10 per cent invest
mentsn land and town property Ali who may desire to
engage his services, will address MIN at Liberty DeKab
county, Tennessee This will be his second trip to the
North west for the purposes above meationed he
promises give prompt and vglant attention
that may be consigned to him.
feblo-dWAtriVlm
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Tt,TS EnR SATC.

A HOUSE aud LOT Summer street, free from tax, so
n feet, with new brick house. -.
Two Lois on Vine street, between Sprng and Broad.
Lot Market street, South Nashville on which is
cOmfor, able brick dwelling
Two Lots in Edgehed, fronting the Gallatin Turnpk
near Campbel's Store.
One Lot on High street, North Of Jeherson street.
Five Lots ia McGavock's Addition, on College street.
Two Lots in McGavocks Addition, on Summer street.
For terms, applyto SAML OROCKETT,
febl9 No. Is College street.
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COTTON CORD.

and accidents 10 machinery, by ERE, at Of prn-
cpal Cotton Factories there Is only teDh Cotton Cord
enough made to supply the orders which receive Tor the
article. doing the best can to supply customers
In filing part OF the orders they come turn; and pub
ish hsb by way Of explanation those Who have favored
me with their orders s. N BARRETT,
WOODWARD and Cordage Dealer,
march3-im Cineinn&ti,o o.
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Twenty black republicans in the United
States Senate! Think Of that, people Of
Tennessee! Bot few years ago there
we're not more than four representatives Of
the negroworshippers in that body. How
has it happened that their number is now
Eve times as greatl Isnot this the legiti-
mate product of democratic agitation Of the
slavery question. Recur to the political
history Of the country since 1882, and an
swer for yourselves.
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Napoleon at st. Helena.
W. T. BERRY s co. have Jus, received

W. T. BERRY s co. have just received
NAPOLEON AT ST HELENA; or, Interesting Anse-
dotes and remarkable Conversation Of the Emperor
ns the Five and Half Years Of his Captivity. Collected
from the Memorials Of Las Casas, OiNesra Monholaon
Antommacehi, and others. BY John c. Abbott With H.
lustrations. vol, Svo., cloth.
Extract from the Preface ] "a
Thegenlus Of Napoleon Is astounding. AUbranehesof
human Knowledge seemed alike fan liar 10 his gigantic
mind HsoonvvrsstiOn al ST. 1elena seatteredthrOugh
the and voluulinuus memorials Of those Who
Cleaned them are Teplete wiz intensestinterest.
There b no mind which will not be iuvgorated BY fami
arity With those profound thoughts expressed with so
much glow offeeling and energy OF dicton.
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Chaucerv Sale.

T virtue ola decree % the Chancery coart a. Nash
- VILE Atis November tenn 1856 in he Of Ma
TIA NJ wyat Nicholas knight and ethers, wi on the
2sh day o. March next al the Court yard Gate 10 sad
city, Cor puhe sale % the highest bddsr Fac OF
lana situated conntv. sloaging 10 TIE esse
q Spencer WJau, decd, con ,aning four hundrsd a1d
fhirts acres. mere o. less. - IT - 80
TEENS -Four and siz months credit, notes vel secures
sua a lien retained Z. D. BRtES.
frbat - T IN. CLERK and Mastsr.
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The N. o. Delta does not laud the late Cab
met of Mr.. Pierce, as some of its democratic
conJreres have thought it polite to do. 1t talks
of them in the following strain:
Tommy Moore sang, orce upon while, when be
was little used up after dinner at Lord Lands-
downs:
"All that's bright must fade,
The brightest still, the feetest:'
and as We, from an unknown watch-tower, observe
the di.ruptiou of the Pierce and Marcy CABINET, We
End this ntlinchoIy refrain, Ike the ehidiags OF
last nights wine, ringing dolefuly IN our ears
= The Pierce administration goes out without much
enmiry or much respect; it may have some enc
mics but they are as weak as itself 1t was not
body capable Of creating either hatred or love.
Simply Do-Nothing sffAr, il dies as it lived, con-
stanily mediocre. Pierce leaves the White House
with The reputation Of an ami4be man who wrote
some pretty init atoms of his friend Ha~thornes
romances. and some tDok them for political doc'.-
ments. He chose tomast the vast clrcumfsrescs
Of the policy of the United States, and found hiu
self lit lie more than chills hand in grammar
school endeavoring to clasp and hold one OF the
globes from which the pupils learn their notions OF
geography. A pretty hand it was ; &c cetul, in
sooth, and child-ike but it could not take IN the
globe Dobbin leaves his place without glory or
disgrace a man Of few words and few acts, be
has made no pane or fame, and cons aquentiy has
lost none. McCIellsnd is 10 a-similir eondition.
He has been so modest in his official plIce-so
wrapt up in the interior" as the Splrrtualisis
would saw, that the country can afford him "the
charity of its silence" Campbell has not succeeded
SO well; the Post-Ofice in his hands has been a
solemn hoax so far as the South is concs rned aud
he will retire with a unanimous GOD speed" from
all the enterprisiug men of the country. AS to
Caleb Cushing-he was Caleb and nothing more
He was very active, but achieved nothing-Tery IT,
teigent but conceived nothing-very noisy, but
said nothing worth remembering at least. Jetfer-
son Davis alone, representing individually great
creed, vindicated his position and preserved bis
great name without blot.
But GuthreS Yes, we we're forgetting that re-
doubtable Secretary, and yet be is living instance
of the instability of human greatness-the vanity
OF human ishes'-which should not be carelessly
overlooked. From the evenIful day when Guthrie
ordered the "decapitaton" Of Judge Bronson, Of
New York, down to the present hour, he has been
an energetic and hard-headed old customer, utterly
incapable of nice reasoning on difficult political
questions but pretty good at accounts de would
have been jackson, If he had Jackson's brains
an Alexander, il nature had not made him Par
meniol As it was, he fulfilled bis role, SO far as
the sccount books concerned, with toleraole
credit, and appeared by no means the worst OF the
ill-assorted lot.-N o. Delta.
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NAPOLEON MEMOIRS.

W. 7. BERRY CO. have also on sale
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, AND CONVERSE
TI0ES F THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By Count
De Las Casas. With Portraits and other Illustrations
vols, clo'h.
NAP0LEON's CAMPAIGNS IN EGYPT AND
SYRIA, 179S-1799, dictated by the Emperor ats He
lens, and published by General Bertrand vols svo--
With an Alta offs Plates Othe Plans OfBatues Paris
1871. -rf -. rrr.
MOETHoLOE's HISTORY OF THECAPTIyFY
OF NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. vols. haf calf
EAPoLEoNs CONFIDENTIAL CoRREsPoN-
dsnce with his Brother Joseph. vols. limo.
LAST DAYS OF NAPOLEON Memoirs Ofthe Last
Two Years Of Napoleon's Exile. By Dr. F. Antommaech
forming Sequel the Journals Of9r oMsara azd Count
Las Casas. svo.
MEMOIRS OF THE INVASION OF FRANCE BY
the Allied Armies and the Last Months ofthe Reign
Of Napoleon, including his Abdeation Written BY COM
mando'the Emperor. BY Baron Fain Secretary Of
The Cabinet. vOl svO. wilhs Map Ofths Campaign Of
1914.
ABBoTrs LIFE OF NAPOLEON. svOls.
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. ByoBsara.
NAPOLEON AT ST. HELENA. From the Letter.
andJournals q Sir Hudson Lowell
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON. By the DueAss D,Abran-
ties. 2vols. With Portraits -.
HAZLIITTs LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
NAPOLEONs MEMOIRS: Evenings with Prince
oambaesres, Second Consul. By Baron LAngon.
NAPoLEoNs EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA. By
Count de Segur
TIE NAPOLEON DYNASTY. By the BerElsy Men.
With 30 PortraitA
NAPOLEON AND HIS MAksHALs. BY HesdIsy.
NAP0LE0N's OLD GUEAD. By Headey.
HAPIER's PENINsULAR WAR.
ALIsoEs HISTORY OF EUROPE with an AnAs
Of he Plans Of Battles. ~
THIER's HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLT
TION. 5volg., with Portraits. feb1S
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/ saw a youthful mother,
Once on a summers day
Set down a smiling infant
To watch its froiic play;
1t gamboed on the flowers
That decked the carpe: Ger,
And seemed with childish wonder,
Each object to explore.
something on the instant
Its glad career arrests,
And earnestly it gazes where
golden sunbeam rests;
While the new found glory
1t fixed its wondering eyes,
And truthfuly reached It's hand,
To seize the glittering prize.
And now its tiny fingers clasp
The treasure rich and rare,
Which in its baby innocence
1t sure thought was there.
But ah that hand uucloses,
And to its earnest gaze
Reveals no gem Of beauty
No bright imprisoned rays!
And then the first Of many tears
Fell on the cherub face
The first sad disappointment
In lifes uncertain race
And thus has 1t been with US all,
Who its dark game have played
We've sought 10 grasp the sunshine,
And only found the shade.
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ys.Ivov vALuAHLE PROPERTY.

IN com plIAnse with sn order Of TIE HoEo.eoe Circuit
ourt a obs son coaaty, made a. - Fsoruery
fsT ~ eaos ofR Paynss heirs, ~ Their guard an,
Jne a. PAM 20 sen Hosis and Lot, wtl o-r for sal
on MONDAY, ne Sab aay q APssl nesL teeins ConiE
T.on.ssc, q, credit o. tso AID three year. 49,
xss.hl r.xsra aase long and hsor~laf knoSn ~ ne
sPRfSG "a 10 n0TE HE - - td@tea % ne north-
80 .r,r rftfs PuhEe squ1re, roBtius is0feet Main
- sTs ~ Ma streets ABOUT \ scresl fh- Hous isa
- 80 brick Hooae, veil suited q hoferT,
80 80, n, ssed a b1sness house o. prva.e residence;
c.s,~s Al rtesa roomf srafs, &e- On ne lEt are Al
r~.arr cut euiidngn, tce~hcu-e, steoes, EEd-us &C
80 ~,rty . i Be sed : credit q one, two and three
sesr. IN interest," 4ate- I've geod sscuFines ~
= r-,ge d The purchaser, ard len retained on the
.,tii "A = for Casa Or costsof sale 70 ndTance.
F--,r.--bs-sa JOHN :. HrfCHisON.
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ID ANYWAY from Decatur Furnace, in Decatur county,
III Tennessee in July last, NegIo JOHN. for whose
recovery and putting in Jail in this State will pay $50
n taken OF the State and secured in jail viii pay
al00 We purchased said boy OF James 81 Marcel Of
Nashville, May last Said Boy weighs about iS5 pounds,
is black and heavy about feet inches high very
bashy hair The only rec1ected Is the rs Joint of
Of his ght le thumb post which He talks real
African language, and seems a little ton que tied.
G0LLADAY, CHEArHAN 4 CO.,
febi3 Clifton Post office Wayne county, Tenn
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YoR SALE, RENT Oh RxcHAsGE RoR cITY
PROPERfY .rr -

A SNAIL YARN. ander coed esdar IL
80 e,.c. abaas N Hiles fron The sqasre, Iasz.E
~ "a ne NaisasElie Piks, adjoining Capt LII
Ian,ss saith = contailing ~ acres tm-
FFsse Cett6Ee House vita icons, Kitchen,
Essrs Hess stAsss. Bagsy House ke For Isrthsr par
,s-s,.-s i--,uir. ~ J. n TAYLOR,
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SHERIFF,S SALE.


QY virtue Of F Fss to directed from the Clerk
- Of the Criminal Court Of Davidson County its De-
cember term 1856. will the 1lth day Of April next,
expose sale 20 the highest bidder for cash. at the Court
hou-e yard gate in Nashville sl the right title claim and
Interest that Psrmea Street has in and piece,
parcel or lot Of ground lying and being in the County Of Da
wilson, State Of Tennessee and City Of Nashville, fronting
q feet Cherry Street least side thereof and running
back to Crde Street. bounded the north by the lands OF
Fanny Scott and the south by the lands of Elizabeth
Rathbone, ulo which lot there is situated story
house Sale within legal hours.
J. K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
mil By II. CAMPBELL, Dep. Sheriff.
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THE undersigned keeps q Boarding House on Cedar
street, 70 the Vsrandah Hotel where he IL ready
at all times, TO accommOdate transient or permanent
BoadeFs fair His table Is always provided with
the bestthe market affords.
ianlT GEO. W. COLEMAN.
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ROARDXNG.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can be accommodated with
II board if application be made 20 High Street. three
dors north VI Broad 1t is within i've minutes walk Of
The Square, in healthy location few genteel day board
be accommodated. fml2-1m
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE

WILL sell my RESIDENCE and about thirty acres Of
GROUND, sitaatedin the beautiful village OF Edgedeld,
mile from toe city Of Nashville, and EOntiug on the
Gallatin Pke Ratherand and Hobson streets. isproo
ably one the aufIl places in Davidson county,
and would very desirable residence fOE gentleman
Of fortune Its also well situated to into building
lots having about six thousand feet Of fronts NJ, object
selling Is 20 build upon less valuable portion OF my
lanes Very favorable terms viii be given both as to price
and time. N. H0BS0N.
febl9-fmd&triW roo .H4-
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FOR SALE.

TtHEHONESTEAD OF MATHEW NELsoN, Dsc,e =
mis- tract 10 heaaufoIy sitaaisd ca ne \. c.
Ralrsaa IA usss fgn NAzhville knd Known 70 ee ne
psrv hrs Iand ia Kahsri1fd county so acres andef
-, tiakrre4- Marsa1f Crrck raa4 thrsnkn ~ eriirs
tr.c TnfdIna a. ~ sassr hedf - .s4zon
Thefe ars azo naabeg " psrPetnaa spfnz! sasn 4ass
spasa ~ Rs SAD ssen adapted % ne srosth q eoaeas
49, conFiEt 81 aiFane nSefin1 vnn sessn
rs-.s ~ sotho.es caaapisie, gn Earn, stable etc
~. sahsaFfosr ~ - IL Neshxife - eee4s 4ea -.
snks Measure n shQuna re uzess1 y apf eAe = -
ser ffi4 n l. FEL~N
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&RO RewRrd.

IN0R The lief that broke the lock from my stable,
IT ston on Wednesday night 1Sh inst, and stole beau
tfal turned BAY HORSE years old black main and
tail: white rscoected about 10 hands high;
having rather milky appearance useu from hurt some
months since. He dne harness horse either double
single For any information, the return Of the horse
will pay Literally. GEO. Q. CANrRELL.
Nah ftfa Pah
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CHANCERY SALES.
Choucerv Sale.

.--.- v ChanceFy Sale.rrn rarF
compliance with decree Of The 0hanoery Court at
NashYir, the Novsmber Term IS 9. In the case o.
Albert Dreyovs et ais BY &C, pGre, shall the 9Th
day Of April next EXPOSE for public the highest
bidder At the Court yard Gate said city the foownE
described lot Of Land lying tho North side Of
Lck Rranch being part of Lot No. 81 IN Ba ch htssdes
Addition Nashville and bounded oloHs. Comnencs
ug L. samass picket fence and running said
Hex branch and thence rum With the meanders OF said
branch doan me toa point hallway between Cherry
and College street., thence line halfway between said
(and in parallel line With them bOthl DO
At right angles with the beginning thence IN straight line
the begnn.ng. There l. said
property. more parseaar decrpton Of which VIII be
giyeu on the dsy % sale. HI 81
TEa 3 One and years with notes ven secured and
. Hen rstainuA feb26-t1 20. d. ISRiEN, @. a ~
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Notice.

QY virtue Of attachment out before Josiah Fer
ID Tis, Esq and Iucg eut rendered in favor Of Il II.
Hammer against A. O. VIM, shall expose public sale
TO the highest bidder for cash. at the Court house yard
the 2sth Of MARCH 1857, certain NEGRO GIRL named
MkbiNDA, about is years old levied the properly Of
said VIM, TO satisfy said attachment and hs thereon
Sale in lawful hours. -r. Me#
THos. HoBsoN,
q m9-20t @. ID. @.
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oIF00mOEi0 Gardens.
BOARDING. House.

ltHAs. MILLER CO. have opened the abnve Gardens,
~ OF the Fraukin Turnpike the City Hospital
WHARF nav he march4
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Private BOard5asg!
&IOO ReWardl

4 FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with DO ard
~ al No. 90 Lower Market street. Several rooms also,
fitted up and reserved for transient custom. fb22-u
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Wanted to Hire

LNoR the balance Of the year. 3 NEGRO BOYS between
the ages Of ~ and l5 and ALSO two able bodied MEN
for which the highest price will be paid Those having
ouch to hire will do well to call on
m12> E. r GLAsCoCK, A gent.
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THE NASHVILLE PUBLISHING AND PRINTING
COMPANY

DOCKS for subscriptions to the Capital Stock Of this Com
ID psny, viii be opened at the Office CT V s. Lindsey
No 80 College street Saturday the 7th ns and will
continue open from day to day until sufficient is sub
scrbed organize said Company as prescribed by the
Act chartering said Company. g.
R0LFE s. SAUNDERS,
mar4-tf ..., Commissioner.
DICTATORSHIP bbls White Meshanock Potatoes,
Il TO arrive on the ste amer Rescue.
ALSO-25 sacks Pink Eye Potatoes, to arrive on the
steamer Seventy six
mara CARTER MCKAY 4 co.
(tLOVER SrED.-25 barrels Clover Seed to ar
~ rive on the Seventy Six.
mari CARTER, MCKAY h co.
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NEAT Avn PASTRY COOK ZOE sALR
FOR RENT.

THE subscriber oHers for sale hts woman TEMPE a
Il good CoOk Washer aud Ironer there Is In IN
State, also understands Pieking and Preserving,
iani5 ALEX. MACKENZIE
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The first Disappointment.

Is not this beautiful 1t contributed to the New
York Home Journal by Mrs. j. H. Beveridge OF Calves
ton, Texas.
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u. The senate of the United States
Is now composed as follows-the num-
Der of Republicans being doubled
President c. BRRcEEsRIDaE, er o6cio.
secreszry.... -..% $50. AsBuRY DIcEus ~
democratic Senators ia Roman; Republican In SNAIL
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
The STAR AND the CLOUD; Or, A Daughters Love. By
A. S. Roe, author Of "Long Look Ahead"
TEE GoLDsS LEGACY. A story Of Lies Phases. By a
Lady.
TIE HOUSEHOLD ANGEL fS DISCUSS. By Leslie.
KATHIE BRAxDz Fireside History Of quiet Life.
DoRE. BY Stroller in Europe.
''sy Dress is splendid you behold,
Blazing with the rudy goli."-PAUsT.
NEW GRENADA. Twenty Months in the Andes.
THE MERcHASrs BANKERS REGISTER, 1881.
Just received by Express, and for sale by
mara BAG OHARLEs W. SMITH.
FURTHER SUPPLY OF KANES ARCTIC ExPE.
DITTON Just received by CHAs. W. SMITH.
mil 30
New Sacred Music.
THE NEW CAMBRIA sACRA, for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH.
THE SOUTHERN HARMONY, for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH.
THE NATIONAL PsALMIsT, for sale BY
CHARLES W. SMITH.
MAsoNs SACRED HARP, Tor sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH.
THE SHAWN, and several other Ike popular works for
sale by CHARLES W. sMYTH.
Hymn Books.
THE OHUBoH PSALNIsT, used by the New School
Presbyterian Church, large supply for sale cheap by
CHARLES W. SMITH.
have also a lot Of the Christian Hymn Books on hand.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-14

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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-14

-. DR.. VIM. symmes, of Andover, who led in
1907, wrote over 800 sermons. lie burned the
whole pile the close of bis life, remSrking that
''f he had not been obliged to write two sermons
week. he mighs have produced soms worth saving"
-. A horse dealer. describing used up horse,
said be looked ''as If be had been editing daily