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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-09
NO. 4e.
The Defalcation...Chasc and
Medili. Isl =

Medfla. I =
How different has been the action of
Governor Chase in this and other matters,
from that of his immediate predecessor,
William Medilll Before Mr.. Gibson en-
tered upon his duties, or had taken the
keys of the Treasury, Governor Chase caus-
ed the bond given by Mr.. Gibson TO be ex-
amined, accepted and filed away, and it is,
without doubt, the best bond that has ever
been given by any Treasurer to the State
of Ohio. On the other hand, Governor
Medill and his Auditor and Secretary of
State, Morgan and Trevitt, permitted Bres-
lin to 60 on with the duties Of his Office
from January until the following November,
withom taking amy action or requiring Of
him bond. The bond itself shows that
it was not accepted and fled until the
fourth day of November, when Mr.. Breslin
HAD BEEN IN OFFICE AND IN FULL POSSESS
ION OF THE MONEYS OF THE STATE FOR
TEN MONTHS; and it is believed that much
of the money which has been abstracted
from the Treasury, was taken during the
ten months in which he was under no bonds
whatever; and when the case is tried, as
we know that it is soon will be, for the re-
covery Of the money, against Mr.. Breslin
and his bondmen, it may turn out that they
are not holden, and that the money was
stolen from the Treasury during the ten
months when no bond was given, and no
bond demanded. That is the way Medill
4 Co. did the business of the State but; it
is not the method Governor Chase persues
to guard the interests of the people who
have entrusted him with their affairs
State Journal.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-09

R A Teacher asked bright little,
girl "What country is opposite us on the
globe?"
"Don't know, sir" was the anwer.
"Wel now," pursued the teacher, @if I
were TO bore hole through the earth, and
you were to 60 in at this end, where would
you come out?'
"Out of the hole, sirw replied the pupil,
with an air of triumph: scr - 81
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-09

EFThe Charleston Mercury suggests
a way to dodge the Constitutional prohibi-
ton of the African Slave Trade. African
Emigration, that journal argues, is Con-
stitutional. And after the Africans arrive
as emigrants, if thoy happen to become
Slaves, with the consent Of the States which
receive them, who has right TO say nay
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-09

ADvERr1sEMENT.- following adyer-
tisement, in an Irish paper, is a specimen
of the Hibernian confusion of IDEAS
"Missing from Kilkerney, Jane Q, ,Fogerty;
she had in her arms two babies, and
guernsey cow all black, with red hair and
tortois-shell combs behind her ears, and
large black spots all down her back which
suuint awfully."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-09
Posffy.
By sYsrI N. ROBINSON.
rfIt Is Well"

By sYBM N. ROBINSON. ~
cIt is wsn|
Nature, shroud thy face in mourning;
Cease, oh, winds thy restless roar,
Still thy raging mighty waters,
Beating wild upon the shore;
For this is day Of sorrow,
Day of trouble dark and sore,
And ere dawns the cold Tomorrow,
Washington win be no more.
Z Weeping friends are gathered round him,
Mourning hearts are beating there;
Angel pinions Ger him glisten;
Messengers divinely fair
Wait but for the Fathers summons.
Their bright wings to plume for fight,
And to bear from care and sorrow
His freed soul to realms of light.
sks spsli:." oh, troubled mourners,
Dry your tears and weep no more;
But rejoice that one 80 noble 8
Nearing now that happy shore,
Where from trouble, grief and sorrow,
Where from earthly care and gloom
He'll be freed; where heavenly raptures
Wait him now beyond the tomb.
n Is spe1:" The words are spoken,
Angels beekon him away;
Pinions from the fount of glory
Bear him to immortal day.
Glorious freedom from earth's bondage:
Heavenly notes his bosom swell.
Whilst the angel choirs in glory
Join in singing "N is sucR."
..R IS Dez::" The words are left us,
Tho the speaker s gone before,
Let US live as he hath taught US,
So that when our life is Ger,
We may gain home as he hath,
Where with, Christ III sweetly dwell,
And in day of final judgment
We may know that III is ural."
o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-09

H The Texas papers state that in the
party Of Capt, Edward Beal, of the Pacific
wagon road, will be employed twenty-five
camels and dromedaries. The object is
to test their endurance and adaptability
to the climate,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-09

E allow shall cut this mutton; sad
dle-wise or mott" said q gentleman, at
whose house Mr.. Hook was dining. u
think you had better cut it 6ridls-'cise,'
replied Hook, 'because there might be a
chance Of our having BIT 6sfTesn our
teeth"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01
NASHVILLE:
TUESDAY, sEPTRMPFR l. 1a57.
A Now Enterprise.


A friend at Knoxville sends us, the pros
pectus of The Southern Citizen, a new
political, commercial, and literary Journal,
which is to be published in that city by
JOHN MITCHELL and w. G.. SWAN. The
Citizen" will be Democratic and State
Rights in politics. The first number will
appear between the first and fifteenth Of
October.
A Democratic journal which will hon
estly support Southern Rights, at all times
speaking its sentiments candidly and indie
pendently, is much needed in Tennessee.
The developments in the past few months
of the views of so-calIed Democratic Jour
nails, respecting the Buchanan-Walk pol
icy to make Kansas an anti-slave State,
must satisfy every true State-rights man,
that, in a contest which threatens to bring
them in conflict with the power and patron
age of the general government, these jour
nails are not to be depended upon. So long
as the support of State-rghts enures to
the advancement of party men and party
measures, they are excellent State-rights
journals; but so soon as it ceases to build
up and consolidate party strength, they
| become weak in the faith, and incline to
| ezPedIency, rather than right. 1t is this sort
of subserviency to party that has always
/ paralyzed the South in her contests with
the enemies of her institutions; and until
| it gives place to better spirit our section
! of the Union must always yield under the
pressure of Northern aggression. There
was never more appropriate occasion for
the Inauguration of this better spirit than
that afforded by the exposition of the
Kansas policy Of Mr.. Buchanan. The I'M
divided opposition of the South to that
pOlicy,-an honest holding of the Presi-
dent responsible for it, instead of the pitt
able subterfuge of separating the master
from the man, and denouncing in studied
phrase the latter-Would have compelled
the Administration to repudiate its scheme
to preserve the % Northern Democracy" at
the expense Of Southern rights in Kansas
If the Southern Citizen means to support
State-rights after the fashion of the day,
the South will be none the gamer by it's
establishment; but if it decline to subordi-
nate State-rights to the success of the So
called Democratic party, and maintain
them, in the face Of all opposition, good
may be the result; and, although upon
party questions we may differ radically, we
shall hail its appearance on the high seas
of journalism with pleasure, and wish it
bon VOyage.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01

to prepare the Banner on which is to be incribed
"a Nations Gratitude" and to embsIln the memo
~ Of the Ilustrious Dead" By the exercise of her
skill, taste, and affection. to embellsh his 'seary
home" and ''lass retreat" In order then, to be
worthy Of this, let every young girl in Tennessee
deny herself every luxury and vanity IN order that
she may give all she can spare to purchase Mount
Vernon, the Grave of Washington, where rarest
flowers shall bloom beneath her gentle eye, and
thus she shall shed a lustre Ger her path, with
which no jewels ever could compare.
Let the diamond-crcst OF our fair State shine forth
With starry light; and let the name of WAsHING-
TON be engraven upon it in characters that aocloud
shall obscure, change shall blight. Let the men,
DRY of Washington and the honor of Tennessee be
ever linked il one till future Statesmen shall arise
to carry on the work Of love and gratitude, and
bear the great unsullied name of Washington to
succeeding generations.
Let Washington aud Freedom" 'sTruth and
Virtue" be ever inscribed on the proud banner
that floats so lightly above the lofty mountains, and
the rich valleys, the broad rivers. and the green
hills of our favored and happy State, the land of
the Brave and the beautiful"
M.M.R FoGG,
Vice President of the Mount Vernon Association
of the Union
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01

THE MOUNT VERNON SISTERS. noble order
of the Sisterhood of Mount Vernon is spreading,
and will soon We trust embrace fair representa-
ton of the citizenship of each and every district,
city, town and village in this State.
The Sumpter Waterman says:
The MOUNT VERNON CAUsE.-We learn that
Committee of Ladies of our town has been formed,
for the purpose of soliciting subscriptions in aid
the Mount Vernon We hope that cit-
zens will come noby up to a standard OF patriotic
liberality in this great and good work Fair hands
and gentle, generous hearts have esposed nation
al cause, aud preparing to offer grand and
grateful tribute the shrine of the Father of his
Country" Surely none or will withhold their
mite from the fair champions of such cause
We repeat and continue the request previously
made by official authority and instance, that re-
ports should be made promptly and punctuslly so
as to enable the officers to furnish monthly state
ments of progress aud results Charleston CO1sr.
Ger.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01

GAS IN RAILROAD CARs.-The New JERSEY
Railroad Company has successfully tried the
experiment of lighting car by gas. The ex-
pertinent was tried on a car of a Newark train
from jersey city on Wednesday night, and on
Thursday night one of the cars of the train to
Philadelphia was GIFTED in the same manner.
The gas is taken from the pipes of the Gaslight
Company and passed into an apparatus to which
machinery is attached, which affords force to
make the gas flow for several hours.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01
IN CHANcERY an WAVERLY.

D. A. Nixon and othera Wesley Nixon Gee W. CaFFen
ter and oihers.- Injunction BEL
ON moton suppeztet h 81 AN isFit 81 the complainant
~ q. A. nixon, aud Il appearng the satisfaction %
tie Clerk and Mister, that g defendant. Geo. ~ Car
renter s resident - Il sate - tennessee end Is
consequently beyond the reach crnary pceaz is
court that TIE residences q the Defendants Jacob Z.
Groves Ioha & and sarah fsnFes q not knoEn
canI43B. = thsFssre aserrd. Be
sour sueeeasise eekz IN hc Nashville Fzsztot.
paP-F Fuhei IL tne city q Nsshfie. rs'lrs Sc sal
lfaEfe " Carpenter Iae1h n tfoxes 1aH Groves aaa
sarah Groves appeaF before de Csrr q eae~
ChaneeFy, she said Court Be held
WsveFy, the lfst Thsrsdzy aer ne tEfd 4oaay Ia
September next, ard plead, aesaF
sai's h ne va . ,aken - eanisfs sn4 ~
hss7Ee FaFle Eias
Wilnsss DAVID = oeeu. cieFk and Hlassff q ssld
'' sept ). i f- So r OWEN Az.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01
LUMBERi LUnBKRiI

s an fefEpsd h4EinE re7sutlH erected sa4 roe in1o
saeeessfs 1isfSs.s p etssN t4lF Mlit Is pee
issfes ga a. erazss FOR Luzbss 81 sss sers ggs
Fuitaes SOC Ee4fF H.l'ssst ~esCE aea
taEs sles4s 49, e. HaF iaree tcaF cf ssu i.n-
aeFsa isnd srfs corE1eul tkst se 80 5fls s, ~
eaaHGfE q ss1te4 efsssarF a. Is rs 1890
Eetza 81 81 thTez a-e4 stass Aatiesa flerot IN - As
vile asa laAuapeesa keslfesa - lan6sF eau = can-
estg snif e 81 sHy teie-le ssnt. oEtsrs 10 -
Sa'ss-sa. sznuEE KnsBno.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01
Rid dleberger's Eating House.

. AM Riddeberger takes occasion to announce pub
- c that, the sumner over he has given up the
enjoyment of rural felicity and returned His
House is again opened, and he hopes again the
smiling faces Of his Old friends and customers and
come acquainted with lots Of ones His shall
al avs be literally supplied with the best market
fords, and a little more"
Sent. L 1857
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01

TuE GolpscHAflpFs--Mr. 0gto GoldschmiIL che
rzsgeEsafa Tor TIE EeaoEsl thighes Of his family
WAC are passing the summer e % sfeasaniis, usar
Dresden. Mrs.. Liad Colds hmidfa voice Is + said
has neither lost Ia qaaaiity nor is qastg aud she
voc n0s rsinse she ofeF Of another musical toas
through Ale United States
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01

The effects of Mdle. Rachel are being sold
off in Paris. Her gifts, her portraits, her
poignards, her wardrobe, ali her cherished
works OF art, have by this time been ''knock-
ed down" TO the highest bidder. We under
stand that the following actresses deputed g.
gents to did for them. Madam Ristori gave
carte blanche TO bid for the mantle Of the
tragedy queen, and certainly on no one would
the mantle of Rachel fail 80 gracefully as on
the classic shoulders OF Ristori. Miss Helen
Faneit Is anxious To obtain possession OF Ra-
chefs crown. Miss Glyn holds out her hand
filled with bank notes. In the hope OF clutch
ing her sceptre; whilst Miss Cuahman la, set
her dramatic heart upon carrying of her shoes
in the ambitious Appreciation Of being able TO
walk in theml May the wishes of ali DC graf
fled. cay we, aud may each fair posssssor prove
herself worthy OF her lol AS Tor RaoAePs
carriage, (Th,spis sold her old cart years aso.)
there was 10 DO o fierce competition, as every
manager in Paris and London was nursing the
hope that il would do 90 less than carry hiin,
as many a time II has carried Theatre Franeais,
TO the Bank. A most gifted vehicle, certainly,
If il has the habit OF running N that directioa,
for managers' carriages have, generally speak
ing. an awkward turn for that grand central
terminus of all theaters, the InsolYent Court
London Paper.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01
NEW WHOLESALE
CLOTHING HOUSE
M ~ CRVTEGE SrEsE Errr

AYE are receiving and opening our New Store
w No 81 College Street very large and entirely
Stock Of Readymaoe CLoTHISG embracing every descrp
ion goods belonging to the Clothing business Being
exclusively this branch of business, think viii
offer desirable Suck in this line the Fail
and Winter Trade. Please call and examine our Stock
MeriIo Under hirts, geld Shirts,
Drawers, shirt Collars,
all Wool Under Shirts, Linen Cotton Shirts,
Drawers, Fronts, White & Cold,
Bid Canton Flan. Draw Linen Bosom Shirts,
trs, Blk & Cold Cravats and
Bro. Ties. great variety,
Silk Under Shirts and Cold ana White Linen
Drawers Cambria Hdkfs, CTS,
BID & Bro. DriLI Draw F" border a.
ers, Plain & Emb'd Self Ad-
Berlin Gloves, Hens justing Stocks,
Toys, Wooden Comforts,
Buck Gloves Mittens, Cheneele Mu4iers,
Lamb Lined, Cashmere '
Gauntlet . and Gents Travelling shawls,
Plain, Arctic BIan-
Mems s. Boys susp'der kets.
Red Blue Blue Mixed Boys & ChiIdren's sati-
Flannel, net & Cloth Suits, al
Under Out 81 de Shirts, eoIors,
Hickory Shirts,
BEECH, WEBB S CO.
Nashville Sept 1st, lS5T-sm.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01
CLIFTON & ABBOTT

II AVE just received from the Cities very large
H assortment of CLOTHS, CASsIMERES AND VEST
INS chosen with the test by Mr. Harvey whose
superior taste has enabled to bring by far the
beautiful stock Of Piece Goods have Offered in
Nashville. All made up order under the perinten-
dence Of the well known Harvey.
Nashville, Sept. 1, 1851.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01
SCHOOL BOOKS.

BY THE EOZEN OR SINGLE COPY.
The attention of SCHOOL TEACHERS, and COUNTRY
MERCHANTS is invited to my large STOCK Of SCHOOL
BOOKS, viz:
Elementary Spoilers, silIimans Chemistry,
Pictorial Spoilers, ComstocS's Chemistry,
Comly's Speller. LincoIn's Botany,
To Dt's speler, Pictorial U. States
spelleI' Defner, Parles IS H stories
Towers Readers, Ancien History,
Goodrioh's Readers, Modern = istory
McGutey's Readers, Alexauder's Moral Science,
Browns Grammar, Wayands Moral Science,
Buffers GTanmor, Comstcck's PhiIos ophy,
Kirkhani's Grammar, Abercrombie's Philosophy,
P4rley's geography, Olmsted's Phi osophy,
Mitcheh's Geography, Farker's Philosophy,
Smiths geography, Colton'z Geographys,
olney's Geography, Wizards History,
Webster's Dictionary, wiIson's History
Maiker's Dictionary, omsted's Astronomy,
COlbuTn's Arithmetic, Towco's Grammar
Davies First Lessons, Song Book OF School Room,
Davies School Arithmetic, Copy Books,
Rays Ar ithmetic, Pictorial England,
Pixies Arithmetic, Towns Ana sis,
smiiey's Ari hmetic, McEmgoit's Analyzer,
Da,ie's Algebra, Latin Books,
Rays Algebra, Greek Books,
stoddards Ari;huetics, States and Pencils &c..
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH, ~
sept. BAG Al College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01

FENHk easens g Asshsii.s nea have aprartang -
~ prey -sH6 tAeansetfea eiA fa4 s@1Fts 81 ANN1
COAL ~ us alssels - apqieasiee the e1Essaes
. = AZ uAh htAes A. tls EsnA Coal el4ce A4shfas
ana en4tta usee4 Asllfesd Depat.
sngts-tt g. ;, - AAEtsss AsFa'.
esuaAHse ada R..r : fsse. Is sqrs so ssrsals S
- hsis ssfIEHs tofk CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01

A DIsoRAoE.--Ara Cunningham says sAe don't
care fg for the decision Of the Surrogate. as faF
az It affects her claim to the Bardel estasei she
don't mind she property, bat the deeiasoo Affects
her character, Il disgrsces her, and that she woHs
stand
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01
First nay Of October Next,


FR yen ahh 10 ss year Grain. pct IL geoi shPPins
aFler. Grain f1r shipsaeat The Nashf-ilr ana
Chsffanears aao4d vii oniy received % ueN ennfy
So er ~ nts usnsbars SACKS, 81 racd qnaiJi veil
sd ard nnaElr - eautssn Hust els eaee
si ratice IS stgea hzt Gratn - 90 les-r seeae
teeond-hant sacks g cav kln4 ~ ee Pc $500
- ssrsaaIel ss tAsg are rsalceat O. bear tenelng
49, 1900 ean4ens besiaes, Ga saeks are oiten tHice
- sfss rsares aa4 uisclIsz eats ans less
shipping krA ana ae a--i2s 'ass y y ,se ~ 7ee
sece. r. = aHtr---os.--t
iuaslL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01
FOUNDRY, RAILING AND
IRON FURNITURE WORKS,

DHIIP TABB, manufacturer Of Rich Bronze, Gilt,
Highly 0rnameEted and Plain IRON FURNITURE
Iron Railing aud Castings, OF every description. Ohce
and warehouse 81 Greene street, between Grand and
Broo re, New YORK. aug3l-2m. Y.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01

~ Hon. Elisha Ii. Allen, fur,nely member
Of Congress from Maine, has been appointed
Chief Jesties Of The sapreme Court Of the
sandwich Islands, succeeding Mr. Lee. MAJ
lea is native Of Massachusetts,, but has lived
for some years in the Sandwich Islands, aud
held important posts in lis government.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01
RANK 0F cOMAIFRCE-

Dssssfn sizht zs1 si.se ss ga aad spsr and 1neur
- szs Notes sasss i IS arss a tls elaa-
~ ss riEe tt has Ksies - tans a4raHta
sa1Fss 'nts'sai en essesiisa- iaH4-.s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01
=. 3. BEECH.

"A sfpee aus isye tss atentan e shs Ladies - ~
w aaFgs asseItezt e f-rae les ana relief 49,
srhrzeser ga # kEtraess ~ uch ana Geruaan flsn.
Feeases. easa1eslcs, haz Assserasises. esc.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01

81 The Emperor Louis Napoleon has pur-
chased the site Of the tomb OF his uncle, the
great Napoleon, for $4,000 and Longwood,
The farm on which the conquered conquerer's
last years wNre passed, for NIs,o00. a com
mission Is expected 70 arrive for the purpose
OF putting Longwood 10 complete order, and
decorating the grounds. A fne monument is
also 10 DO erected over the tomb.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01
Prof. a. FRISE.

4IOIs ~ = 04OE1
HAVING Tetu rned the city, will resume his French
II Glasses az the usual price. Having engaged the
scoo Of Hunter Sumner street, FOR evening
classes, he request all those TIA wish to M 20
dress themselves during this week AZ Mr.. York; Book
store. street his Toons fpruce sree ,4th
door Tnion's alley, Cstlean's roE, az Mr. Psrne,
be.W the hours and p. Nj. augz6-6t.
PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR.
\ pursuance Of 8 Resolution adopted at a Regullr
II meeting the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen II The
Nashville 21th there viii be election
held In the Wards q the city the 90 day Of
eepteuber being the Saturday said mouth,
the purpose OF aiming the Of The Voters % The
city n relation he Incorporation OF he Territory lying
North n he city, 10 be detignated IN 9th Ward
Voters favor the admission the Territory pro-
posed 10 be orporaied E place upoa their tickets "Fo
the 9Th Ward" And those npno Cd e. viii place upon
their tickets Against the OH Ward"
ANDREW ANDERSON,
Nashville, August 8i-sw. sayoT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Ladies' List.

LIST OF LETTERS
EsAINTNG uncaIled for in the Post Office at Nash
- vile, September I, 1856
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


TTNHE undersigned is authorized TO bills Of ading
i for the delivery Of freight through al the las
TERN CITIES by way OF PiTISBURG and the Pc IN
sYLVANiA RAILROAD. II is seareely necessary TO al
lude weil-estab reputation OF the p. h.
regularity and peed and shippers viii readily appreeiaie
the convenience II having the facility Il through on W
Eadtag at fred rate, without charges the For
lurthrr information apply to d. ID. DlCEEY,
ang2T. Nashville
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01

- villa. ,ss.h .sr land WARRANTS AZ my snes
~ IS ehsIrg ssfeet ia ~ ahseaes apply % 4. d.
saaasltna- ts71is-s<i Z, s.. 3 slANf MS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-01

Vice President of the Mount Vernon Association
of the Union