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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21
Correspondence of the New York Times
Mashington Gossip.

Gen. Walker is fairly off on another expedition
In Cabinet meeting to-day his movements Were dis
cussed. It admitted that the Government cOuiI
take no additional steps for the arrest Of Walkers
expedition, aud it was hoped that he would be in
tercr pied on the high seas by either the steamer
Fulton or the slOop of-war Saratoga. The Pr ST.
dent maintains the right to .ize him auywheTr on
the high sea, but will not or Ter his mOlestariOn if
once ne gets into any foreign jurisdiction.
lie has at least nine hundred men with him, and
his rendezyOu inste ID of being near MObil' as
was supposed by the President, i in the Caribbean
Sea, and has never even been suspected. Hi
friends here are conf lent now that his way is per-
fectly clear The only Amerc , n vessels watching
for him are the Fulton and SaratOga-the latter at
San Juan and the former at Chriqui.
He expected to proceed to the mouth OF e
Colorado branch fthe San Juan, emprying 80 miles
below GrcytoNB, where no force is statiOaed except
il he a British VesaeI, which is not anticipated. If
it IS deemed pr fer4bIe, h. can land at Bewf Ids
-ixty miles north of San Juan, which Is not guar
ded at al and thence proceed up the Blewird riv
eT, soon reaching the healt y uplanh region, ant
taking the ChOnt les country. entering SrgOVii,
which il full of supplies of every kind, and hos
people have always been az inst the ChamOristls
AMI friendly 60 Walker. Crossing SegOvia, the
head of the Lake ia reached By adoptin. this
plan the expedition will not go anywhere i'll t,e
nrghbOrhoOd of the naval polio men.
Al any rate, once within harbor, he can land at
leisure, an proceed to the San Juan river, up
WINCH he Is expected 10 force DIS "Hys I'hluS lho
the weakly garrsoned forts, and pushing his way
TO the Pacific.
Reiniorcement from California supposed TO
be on their way. Ii successful in opening the
Transit and getting the expected reiniorcrments
together the intention is TO proceed to Costa Ri .
and strike at once at San Jose, the capital-tnus
carrying out the original plan Of the campaign.
Mormon affairs were also considered in Cabinet
to-day The State D partm Mt has dispatch from
one Of the uewy appointed Utah Judges, giving an
account Of the r cent destruction by the MOrmOns
OF the wagon train with the army supplies IL was
contractors train, aud not a regular army trans
port It is Impossible to send out any reinforce
mrnts or additional supplies this winter but the
army is believed to have an abundance. The last
letter from Col. Johnson, commanding the eGpedi-
lion, reterates the Determination TO enter the Utah
Hey before winter, where he will not let his men
stnrve while the Mormon granares are overhowin-
Col johnson left four companies of infantry at Fort
Laramie 20 keep communication open.
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LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE.
FR1naY- Nov. 90. 1857.

FRIDAY, Nov. 90. 1857,
On motion of Mr. Wbitthorne, Mr. Travis
el'cte Speaker pro tenn to preside during tie con
te"'Piated temporary absence OF the regular Speak
er
Mr. Hill of, red resoluton instrueting the Cl TX
TO Or pare = cal.n6ar of business for the Senate
every Monday morning. The rule was susp 'nded
and the RESOLUTION adopted.
Mr.. Bra'cher offered resolution 6xi 9 the hours
for converting for TIE S nate. The rule ing sus-
pended, the resolution was Fl ected
Mr. Heiskel introduced bill to prevent iraunds
~ banking.
The resolution constituting the Bank Committees
of the two Houses a joint committee to HON sil
be referred that portion of the Governors mess &c
rel ting 20 Banks and that committee rport TO the
L. gislatur- by the first of December, coming up,
it v laid oh the table.
Mr.. Harris prese nted the report of the commits
sion"rs of the State Capitol The reading Of the
report was dispensed with and 500 copies ordered
printed
The following House bills on their third reading
were then passed
To repeal certain provisions of an act to amend
the charter of Chattanooga.
To incorporate the Lebanon and loves Ferry
Turnpike Company.
House bills on first rea ing coming up, til fol-
lowing were passed:
To establish the I4th civil district in Hickman
county.
To amend the Criminal Laws of this State in re-
gard to slaves ITO punish them with death for ar
sor }
To incorporate the Davidson and Wilson Turn
pike Company.
To arpointt commissioners to re m 'rk the line
betw the States of Tennessee and Kentucky
east of the Mississippi river.
Senate bill to amend the charter OF the Nashville
Cincinnati Railroad Company and the acts
amendatOry thereto wss taken up and passed the
third and last time.
Mr.. Bull-n. nv leave, offered resolution to re-
fer all the suhj cts emhrlc d in the Governor
message to appropriate committees
Mr.. Golf bad leave 10 wit draw a bill to author
lie the State Treasurer remit certtin monies paid
into tie Treasury by mistake.
Mr.. Harri- bill to xtend tn charter of tn"
Tennessee, Atlantic and Ohio Rtilro'd Company.
The Sen tie adjourned until o'clock.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The reading of the code occupied the afternoon
session.
Adjourned till Tomorrow morning at o'clock.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, Nov. 20, 1857
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Vaughn, from E. Il. Chiliress and others, to
remove a gate on the Charlotte Turnpike.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Bullock resolution directing the Judiciary
Committee to inquirr into the expediency of re-
paaling al laws authorizing a change of venue in
criminal cases, and substituting Others and to res
port by bill or otherwise.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Bullock, to amend the charter of the town
of Jackson.
Mr.. bern, to charter the town of Spring
Gre in Madison County.
Mr.. Vaughn, to authorize municipal corporations
to hold real estate.
BILLS THIRD READING.
To appoint commissioners to remark the lin be-
tween Tennessee and Kentucky. Passed.
To give mechanics lien priority over mortgages
in certain
Several House hill- passed second reading.
The special order being tn bill to regulate com
missions of revenue collectors aud county trust es
vas t,kpn up and after dseu ssion, the whole sub
iect, in, ludug bills nv Mr.. B ntOn and Mr. Keeuy,
was recommitt, to the Committee on Ways and
Mems.
The motion TO recou-ider the vote rej citing the
bill tos cure the collection of tx in certain cases
DreVaiIrd-and the bill nded and s'ed
second reading.
The DILL to give County JUICES power to grant
iunctious, &c was Lid on the bic.
Adjourned ill o'clock P. NJ.
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A FARMER.

A SIMPLE REMEUY.-A writer in the Baltimore
Sun, no has been afii cted severely in his family
by that appalling dis ase, bronchitis, has found
lief from tn following rrmedy:-rak- hOr ev in
comb sque, re it our, and dilut with lirt. water
aud the lips and mouth Occasionally with il
Il has nrv,r been known to fail in cases whore
children hal rhrotts so sSollsH to be unable to
sTallOF. Il is certainly simple remedy, and NAV
be try eff -acious onr.
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ANUsEMKSTs BUnIS0 HARD TIsEs Ia i a itls
singular that While "haRger mobs" are assembling
ia New York. she theatres. mostly supported by
mechanics, arc sell attended every evssiag. tn
Herald s4ys The reeept are nightiY aoout So 600.
nstrly sixteen thogsan1 peFsoas being IA att-nd-
anee. Tbs places OF amuseHelt IN Philadelphia
are likewise Wsn attended.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Tn. House having set apart the evening, begin
ming at , o'clock, for the reading OF the revised
code-two hours were occupied tn rim.
Mr. Brrz .lton offered IA resolution, providing for
night 81 sons of the House after the 25th iust Tor
the purpose of aiding the code.
To allow time to do some necessary work on the
heating apparatus of the Capitol, the House al
iJurned till 10 A. NJ. Moniay.
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ron EENr!

InH,T SoNyEStFSr FRAME DWELLING On 80
the RrafEl Q FuFnp 80 Easf nssr hs hrss So
roa-Fsts. osaapisd b. J. A. Me- s.aahsu. Esq Af
The boa q ans ipu Fcgs. hesfss kfeAea
ese snd As hire arrss 81 zf0ana atrael
- suliahle fsrn.iars oAa Be usreaased by the en-
anS BE- desirea - Pose sion Eisen rsaialsF-
A1piF A. a.. IINDsLAf,
EaE. t6-ts. Ea. g. eallase strcat.
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I hope you will be advised by the member from
Lincoln, who requests you will ''avoid hasty Leg
islation upon this important subj Ct" for have
o5her considerations which 1 wish to submit.
hlv promised spe It and witty which I ] n
forget.
EARMRR
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a Csmet Dlseovered.

Bosros, Nov. IA telescope comet uas dis
covered IRON the observatory u The Harvard Col
lsge last evening. The iscoveFy see made By
Horace 3. TatLr, Esq. Several met-0rc stouea
have also been found ia ths nsighooraood oi Bus
tor, which are supposed " have gsceatiy ALLEN.
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COW SIR

A LARGE, DARE RCD MULF COW. she has saas
y shie her pei 3. aad $50 three saaam sH8e s5s
hrr f1rsasa1 Max uat re-le HbrEcs. Fhe strasef
he ctF asoul f4qr o. ave seek since. AaF Ia 81
aaatiea sta ee III znkfzly resolves ~ ghts onee-
haE. I9-tf
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FAmILY sERVANTs.

IN = have o. hand seFrrd No. l Hsase Swans ssr
w We ~ not s-u them 70 a ~ one wing onl o.
his eeua'y. fhey weii laiiae4 bas sroes
soans and kkely. B.lTD CO..
H1F, - Ne s., CherF street.
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IfHAT cinFsaHent r~-idsae- ths FfaukIe Tsrnpgzs
p-ssent ceu9led o. So. Feiloas lt ernt.Io !
Gems besides st-hsaz, szFFaa - FiB tc asd has a.a
acres o. gruaua agtscse. il aaaid e tszsai 20 = a
snAEt foF terra q year g dszirs& Appi b
nosi3 A-N. LIEnsLET.
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Revenue Cutters Ordered 20 Pursue Gen.
walker.
WAsHINsroN. Nov Ii 1877

WARRINGTON, Nov. II, 1857.
At an early hour this morning Secretaries
Cass, Floyd, and Attorney General Toucy held
a hurried consultation, and determined TO tele-
graph the United States Marshal At New Or
leans to send the revenue cutters Ia pursuit OF
General Walker. Il is believed AT tie State
Department that the revenue cutters will over
haul him.
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OuI1fnfnCs

Confirming:
1-PtMETA; or. irtue Fesarded. In cries OF
familiar letters. vol-.
2-TFE FIs7OBY oF CLsRIssA HARL0wF. In
Series o. etters. 5 vol.
s-T1F us RY 6F SIT Charles GRAN OLSON
In a series OfLetters. 7vols
81 ron ider ryself thorough adept Ricl ardson.
Ike the orFet OF s novels beet, think part
them tedious rcr should asl any ng better than
TO reed II en- roU h gir TO end, take up
chose, and lay them down when I was tired,
till every word and sy able relating fright CLARIss
the dvire CLFNFYTA T. beautiful pamela wi every
trcs and ire Of heir fvour we're once more grs
ven in hearts tsbI-.' "-Haslett on Old Books.
For sale by lnov10.l VT. BERRY CO.
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GROVER s. BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

A the late Mechanics Fair, held in the City
n of Nashville, in October, 1857. the judges
appointed to examine articles in Class 43--NO
Il, GROVER & BAKERS Sewing Machines; No
I64, SNGiR's-REPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points AMI merits OF the two machines fol-
lows:
The machines are both two-thread machines
that is. using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER a BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of SNGEB's using one
spool and one needle. the other thread working
from a BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUTTLE,
and, in the opinion of the committee. is best
adapted ID FINE CLOTHING, SADDLERG, &c.
The GROVER d BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE EASIER MANAGED; advantage Of
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING /;
and, with the exception Of fine clothing, saddle
~. &C. in the opinion of the committee is
BEST SUITED FOX FAMILY USE.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
No. 4, Public square, Nashville, Tenn,
Nashville, Tenn, Move Der IS Tt.
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EOr Rent.

4 CoNFC RTABiR 70 story Frame nwsuiug, eantaIs-
y ing as kt-h ~, Eoad ana easI - 81 ahs
rAWn @. EoVE
Noyt3-sL AZ @ rrut Gao c.-rk's aaats.
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RAmu Fnn RrNr.

" eli rsnt 70 goo1 tenant splrEal8 FARN a
- wtfh hAnds3ae 7pFoFearntf, can tain5ag frsua -
20 Zoe 80 res, ~ ues fra shz ely, she Aas44u
I'd C14tta1oas HAIR 90. BOfO Z Co
p IL Ne 50, cherry srse-t
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F0R mENT.


A HousE G. Esseasd. sit "a 9. sslaatss sat q
"A ne fatAe s9aafes esn4iains Fsass ossiss kica-
j. g. PILLOWS
noFe-0 Ae. A EAeTy street.
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Sheriff'S Sale.

I(Y virtue Of order Of sale 20 directed fro the
u clerk q the rouit Court OF Davidson county sep
ember term, ISL, 10 the suit Of r. Hauin " u g
lumsey, bv attachment, vii 90 the 2Is ~ Of Nover-
peF otter for the highest bisder at the Go n
louise ward gate 10 Nash lie variety OF 5rocer-s and
ARTICLES usually Kept Ga family grocery, ar
ees Of Furniture sale 10 commence az 10 O'Clock
JOHN K. tDNUNu-Os SHERIFF
novlV-dd. by r. ~. ca PBELL. p p.
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FOR RENF.

FrOR the ha'aa-s Of his and year. hat besafai
p and cont isus reEllznce a. ffrz " q fred - tts
rItuatrd sfkst street, south Nashville. Posse gu
gwen inme4ia' ely. Fer partenlzTs e. q1sre o.
A.. 4. GtAs . X agent
novl8-tf 80 g. CherEy street
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How TO CAT TO CoEGREss. The lollOsing story
is told By the Mobile Tribune Of Judge Hawkins,
abe present representative 70 Coagress from the
State Of Florila-a man, By the way, brimiul Of
genuine siG During the war With the Florida H.
dams. he commanded volunteer company. Ga
one occasion, they fell upon party OF the enemy
concealed 10 swamp. The captain spFang upon
3 log, with valoT than diseresiOn,) waved bis
sword and oheeFrd bis men 70 the charge. Just
thea he Sas shot doWu. one OF his officers ran
20 AK him il he vas much hurs. ''Not very b-d-
y, said Hawkins. 'jast about suoagh TO send NE
70 Coz. ress.' The prediction has nos been YER
lied.
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FALKLAND ISLANDS, Sept II.

SHIP GREAT REPUBLIC IN DisTREss.-The n. Y.
Commercial! Adrertis.r publishes the annexed eI-
tract from a letter, dated
FALKLAND ISLANDS, Sept II.
The ship Great Republic, Of New York, has put
in here in aistress having had her deck stove IN 10y
a sea. She has four Of her deck beams bTok-n,
ami hatch combinRs torn up. About half OF the
gulno in the between deck is damaged. All her
provisions destroyed, afolt in the alter hold,
and uiXed with the guaRo Had the ship not got
10 h,re l think the mueE have prTished for
they had no provisions left. rhe captain has sent
to HonteviieO for provision and sails, have
not enough here for ourselves.
The Great Republic bound to London from
the Chincha Islands.
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CNlnnerclaN RNotel.

BOARD REDUCEDH
'I'HANSIFNf per day-... I'LL %
L SleeDing, 03gng and Boa d. -..--. 20
nav BoaFders, per week. --..---..s.- $500 ~
Fires extra uoy1T--W.
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Hon. David Wilmot (of Wilmot Proviso os-
lebritD is out in very laehrymose letter, 10
print,-lsmeotirg the turn of the late elections
AGAINST the 8 friends If freedom" HeEe Is bis
predatory wall;
TowAsDA, Oct 81, 1857.
DEAR Sm-The battle is lost, as men ordi-
parily eslimate results. Ii will ia oou age the
v eak and doubtn the vensl vi seek shel-
ter in the camp Of the enemy.
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w-We r,collrct. 81,

CB-We r,coIlrct. says the WnsJeai, CT, Her
aid, a young l,dv, former resident OF Wiustrad,
beo utifui aud acconp shei th~ daughter OF pious
and veuerAble Methodist ED. r We remember her
as a rapturous Trader Of Urcle Tom'- Cabin 10 the
village club OF young laui s. and snti-s.avrry in all
places, and on all occasions. Not long ago We re-
corded the marriage Of this young lady to an Ala
bamh planter, who is the owner Of FIVE hundred
niqqsrsl
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BY
KlRKPATRICK, NEYINS s GO.

n atuyday Morning, Nov. 2I>t. 1897,
~ Al 10 ''l5et ~. Ee Uii ofer Tor sale in front q
arehoGzs:
81 hl d. New Crop ouisiara 81 Tobsocn vai br'df
ugas; 90 cases Matcbe.;
90 tags pnme and ehoicelun blEe- Glassware:
"i" ooee-; 80 ~. 4. RAsjns;
- Do 5 Eecrih~d WhiskeF, So hafF 80
various brands 5lqr do
p - Old RFe dos hE HrTrings
g " Boa bon, do; - bbls NacEerel
s. - An Brady. IS hlf 10. do.
90 bxz Old Cosnae PrsRly; 90 or do 20;
With many other articles 10 the Grocery Nre Of the
iboS~ lds IRE aud e. hsviag ia-t arrived fro
Yes Orleans and the pasfern arkrts
KIREPAr RICK, SEVISs 4 CO.
-Noy. I'D.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Richardson's Works.
W. T. BERRY & CO.. have on Sale

THE wORRs CT sAMUFL RICHARDSON. With
Sketches of is Life and ritinFs Py the Rev Edward
vanqin, Ma. In 10 vols LONDON, 1911. superbcopy
in perfect order.
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TRIBUTE TO THE SoUTH.-An important re-
Fort o. the Committee of Finance in the New York
Common Council, after describing the distress at
tle North, says:
Look at the contrast To-day The foreign debt
Ct the United States is absolutely less than then.
The South is not only out of debt but absolutely
rich She owns her own cotton, sugar, rice, ana
tobacco. and ad Is nothing to the hurtheu OF in
Cebtedness. TIE North Is in debt but the immense
.lrplus of hr productions from harv,sts hitherto
entirely unknown amply sufficient to meet it
ell, and yet the prices rule lower than any period
for four years"
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A LUDICRoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The English
Racing Calendar fuding the ahhr"vi Walton limp"
sttach.d to the names Of such imported stations
Glencoe ana Trustee translates it 80 p,risi," for
toe enlightenment If its resders.-POrterS Spirit
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NEW BOOKS.
MUSTANG GRAY. ByJ-re Clemens.
MEADOW BROOK. ~ Mary J. Holres.
THE LOST DAUGHTER. BY Q. lee Veutz,
ROUMASIA. Bv James o. N"ve- NJ. n.
LIVE OF JOHN FILHU--ILventor OF the Steamboat.
TIE WORLD N 4 POCKET BOOK.
BERANFER: LYRIC Al P1OU7s. By VIM. Young.
NOTHING TO EAT. Illustrated.
THE WOUL0's OWN. r Julia Ward Howe.
WELL BE Jun IS HALF DONE.
NANNIE's JEWEL CASE.
For sale by CHARLFS w. SMITH
Novl2 BIG Al College street.
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JUST RECEIVEDA
For Rent.
FoHs RENT.

Two nea Dwelling Ho1ses, Suuu-er street. south
- Broad, for thr sn.uiuE year eHch containiag 2
Roous, h- kchen and S-rFaals' kooms uith sable
CarrIaFe ueazr, &c. tppis 20 L. ID. HAKEH,
ashviiis orF p n FEt Piaaters' Bank.
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nESNOLVEn.

TIVE co-rartnership e,i ting between P. Hogan aud
Juo HaRan this ~ d. oysd by az cement
Fasau viii continue -siness asuai, the old Fsnd
No. 80 Market street. uovls-dlw.
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PICS AND HUMANS Mr.. RiVeR, of the Washington
Globe, is in " York and occasionally favors his
friends with sententiOus criticisms our municipal
sflirs. II ere is his last view:
II don't believe i this fe ding the poor from the
public crit | always noticed when u-ei 10 feed
the hogs from Glib down 10 Virginia, two or three
ig hogs got al the and did well, and the
lot lean, but th-y all staid in the lane where the
corn thrown, and never put their nose to tho
Ground To help thrms- Ives the whole winter. But
hose that turned out and not fed from the
orib, went off the woods, and in the spring
ar N fat butter and their tails curled tight
hat thew cOul hardly get their hind legs on the
round. It Is with men with pigs i
you want their tails to curl, you must make then.
DOT for rh msPlvrs. and not teach them to 90 10
b. crb."-N. Y. Evening Post.
rs The victor in an argument afford to
dispense with the Cast words"
rs The more true merit a man has, the more
los he applaud it in others.
gSY- If one would see the nearest represn ntatiou
IF neil on earth, let him look into gold or silver
nine.
Cz- The following is on a tombston" in Ireland
"H rr lies the body of John Mound,
Lost AZ sea and never found"
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4 FIRST rate assortment Of Scars, stocss Ties and
a CFavats. st.ls and color, with endIe- "a.
iey Of handsome goOd received and for upon rea
5onabe terms by
J. n. McGTLL.
Ladies' and Gentlemeas Furnishius Store
Nov. 81 corner % SQUARE aud College street.
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HARPER FOR DECEmRER.
CONFINEMENT OF a NEW VOLUME.
Nj THtoK RAYS NEW STORY. ''TYE VTPGINLAES,"
and Mr., CHAsLEs READsis NEW sTO Y, entitled '',Js OK
or All TRADES" are commences in his number.
Terms, 80 90 per yesr: single copies rs cents subscrp
tons received, and sin-le copies sold BY
& Nov. 90. F. HAGsN, Wa-ket Street
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TRUNKS AND VALISES.
lust to rand all lot OF Trunks and yaIises, and
y for he low tor cash.
Nov. 81 J. H. McGLL.
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UNDERWEAR
STOCKS, TIES AND CHAVATS.

Every variety OF seasOnabIs UNDERWEAR, all at
t. moderate prices.
NOVEL,. J. II. McGILL.
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NEW BOOKS.
THE FOUVTsIv M AT, KNOWLEDGE

new Novel by the author of "the Initials"
OTIS: Nove' b he Raro~ess Tantpheus, Author OF
''7he 'ts'iaus D." just received by
Nov q F. HAGAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-21

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