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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15

CANDIDATES following candidates
have presented their claims" to the good
people of Cooke county to seat in the
! House of Representatives John Cameron,
]. H. Randolph. ]. Burnett, Fowler Nor
ris, and Squire Shultz. The first two are
Americans, the balance are old line Wings.
Mr.. ]. N. Tedford and W. M. Brickell
are candidates for the House in Blount
county. An American county convention
is to be held on the 4th of May next, to
nominate candidate.
VIM. Brazleton, Jr., and r. D. Scruggs
are candidates in Jefferson county.
We hope that our friends, in all sections
of the State, will be governed by a gener.
Gus and self-sacrifcing spirit, looking to
the good Of the cause instead OF individual
preferment 1t is within the power of the
American Party to carry both branches Of
the Legislature One candidate in each
district, and vigorous canvass will do the
work Is there not patriotism enough in
in our ranks to secure this gratifying re.
suit?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15

ST. LOUIS AN ABOLITION CITY.-The st.
Louis Leader says of the late election in
st. Louis, "the Blair-Wimer- Boernstein-
Brown, anti-Benton, Black Republican,
Abolition, sOi-disant Emancipation party
have carried the city by about LOO ma.
jority." The Black Republican journals
rejoice over this result, and declare that il
is an indication of what must be the fate
of slavery in Missouri. They mistake the
spirit of the great masses Of that State
The st Louis treachery to the South was
caused by the immense foreign vote cast
on the anti-slavery SIDE The city is over.
run with foreigners, who have inherited a
cordial hatred of slavery. The rural dis.
tricts are composed of better materials
The day is far distant, we hope, when they
will succumb to the enemies of southern
institutions.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15

FRosT ON THE WHEAT AND FRUIT Crops
The Talladega Reporter, of the 9Th inst, has
the following in reference to the effects Of the
frost ofast Sunday:
Some ofour farmers say that wheat iskiled,
and will have TO put ont again to make any
thing Others insist that only the most for
ward wheat is materially injured. All sg zee,
However, that considerable damage has been
DONE But for this frost the prospect for su
perior crop of wheat would, in very short
time, have materially reduced the price of corn.
The alarm caused by this unexpected injury to
the wheat will now, we fear, cause breadstutfs
to advance even beyond what the circumstan-
ces would justify. But bread the people must
have, and we hope they may be able to obtain
it at living price.
The fruit-lnuch of which had escaped the
former frOsts-is, we believe, nearly, if not all
killed. The peaches, so far as our examina-
tions have gone, are certainly destroyed. The
effects of this frost, though far less serious, re-
mind US forcibly of the memorable frost OF the
18th of April, l949. Then the wheat crop of
this section was almost entirely cut off, the
leaves on the forest trees were killed, and every
thing presented dismal aud gloomy appe r
snce for weeks afterwards.
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NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED THIS DAY

CHARLES W. SMITH.
My Last Cruise; or, Where We Went and What We Saw
By A. W. Hsbersham, Lieut. o. 8. Navy.
The American CitiEen-His Rights ard Duties according
to the Spirit Of the Constitution.
Adventures in Several Countries Of the Interior Of A
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The Ranger, and Regulators Of the Tanaha: Tale Of
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Life in its Lower, intermediate and Higher Forms By
PHILIPPE Henry Gosse, 2 RS.
scampavias from Gibsl Tarek to s,ambOuL By Harry
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Od Haun. the PaVn-Broker Or, The Orphans Legacy.
A Taie Of New York.
The Husband In Utah. o. Sights and seenes among the
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The Bay-Pa,h: tale Of New Eng and.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15

THE HOME MOTHER Some one writing for
the Masonic Mirror, has drawn a pretty pic
ture of home-loving, child loving mother:
"We must draw line, aye broad line be-
tween her and the frivolous butterfly of fash.
ion, who flirs from ball room to opera and
party, decked in rich robes, and followed bya
traia as heartess as herself She who forget
ful of the holy task assigned her, neglecting
those who have been given in her charge, and
leaves them to the care of hirelingI, while she
pursues her giddy round of amusements Not
so with our home mother, blessings be on her
head The heart warns to see her in her daily
routine of pleasant duties.
How pleasant she sits, day after day, shape
ing and sewing some little article for use and
adornment for her little hockl And how proud
and pleased is each little recipient of her kind
ness. How the little faces dimpe with pleas
ure, and tho bright eyes grow still brighter, as
mamma decks them with her own baRds, 10
the new dress she madel How much warmer
aud more comfortable they feel if mamma
wraps them up before they go to school No
one bat her can warm the mtts and Overshoes,
or the comforters around their necks.
There is peculiar charm about all she does,
the precious mother. They could not sleep;
nay, for that matter she could not, if she failed
to visit their chamber, and with her own soft
hands arrange them comfortably before they
slept Her heart thrills with gratitude to Ler
Creator as she looks on those sweet, blooming
foes, and when their prayers are done imprints
good night kiss on each rosy month. 1t may
be, too tear will start for the little nesting
bird in It's chill narrow bed, for whom her ma
ternal care is no longer needed. 1t sleeps,
though the sleet and snow descend, and the
wild winter howls around its head. 1t needs
no longer her tender carel A mightier arm
enfolds IT, 1t is at rest. She feels and knows
that it is right, and bends meekly TO the hand
that sped the shaft, and turns with warmer
love, If il be possible, to those little ones who
are lief. to love. How tenderly she guards them
from danger, and with strong untiring love,
she watches by their bed side when they arc
III.
Blessings be on the gentle, home-loving
mother. Angels will look with love upon her
acts. Her children will rise mp, and call her
blessed. and the memory of her kindly deedi
will eDfJld her as garment.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15


The Congressional Convention, which
met at GAINESVILLE yesterday, nominated
Mai. G.. A. HENRY, of Montgomery as
the American candidate for Congress IN
this District. We are not advised OF the
causes which led to this unexpected result.
Major HENRY, as we are well aware,
did not seek the position to which be has
been called; but, under the circumstances
he cannot do otherwise than accept, and
make the canvass. No man in the Dis
trict is more worthy of the honor; for no
one has served his country more faithfully.
Every American and Wing in the gallant
eighth ought to be proud of the opportunity
to send him to Congress.
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New Books.

Review of "CsmpbeTsm Examined" with Introduce
ton by Alex. Campbell, Bethsny, Va
Sermons Of the Rev C. H. Sturgeon, Of London Sacred
series with Portrait.
Sabbath Readings, Moral and Religious, by U. Tuck,
MD.
Men resemble the gols in nOhrg much as in doing good
to their fellow Cicero
There is OF mony equal IN that Of beneGcence
here the enjoyment grows reflection Muck s1ssSS
RHs from the Fountain Of Life; or Sermons Children,
Just received by CHARLIE W. SMITH.
Apri f2.
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SEWING MACHINES.

NJ sINGER 4 co. have opened an ofhce at 46, Public
Square, Nashville for the sale Of their celebrated ev
ing Machines. Tho wish chase sewing Machines
which they depend do so a. the above place
Tits generally omitted by al who have used ewing va
chine II Singers super 10 all others They en- be
used an fabrics such Muslin, Linen, tlOth 0on or
Leather by merely changing the Needle and Thread They
vii work With spool ton. ~s, or Thread These ma
chimes faster. durable and simple than any
others They warranted % DO what they represent-
ed Singers Machine Is establshed fact Ca and see
In operation al a. Public square, Ma hvlle
l. NJ ginger CO.
Being practical Machnist prepared TO AZ al Ma
y. 10Y. Agent.
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Tom MoOre's Life Complete
W. I. Berry & Company
IA TE JUST RECEIVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
OF
L III 0 NJ AS MOORE.
EDITED BY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
vols royal s vo. cloth
Oriniors Of the prssa


''who has not heard Of Moore the Irish Postf To
all who have read bis popular Melodies this n4~ WORK
will prove exceedingly Interesting espeeisy the autobog
raphy Of the Poet from his earliest recoections 20 mar
hood. We heartily recommend it."-N T. Courier
"Thomas Moore the last he great poets that four
ished in the beginning Of the century biography %
ably written rust Re esgerly sought sner. Ire publ
are eaty indebted the M-ssr Appleton the cheap
and elegant in which thew have ssuedit"-N Y
Com. Ad1.
This work has been rnueh looked for with inssrestb
the admirers o. the sweetest bard Of modern TIRES The
new work has not disappointed u The sparkling vivscy
Of MoOres letters will recon nd hem % models Of st,e
to thos vhO aim At emnenee IN spstOlary correspond
ence"-AIbany Register.
Every who has the least taste for elegant Ii.eraur
will at onoe procure copy Of toe work"--Czarles,on
C0urier.
1t seems 70 Us that Lord John Russell has prepared
very cred'shle work indeed ne evidently entered upon
teonamore. and has. think pursred to ire end with
sdeiisy, enthusiasm and Aeeurscy."-British ColOnis
The work has two Vrestattracions-one On TIE subject
the other the editor But one cannot lock into Il without
seeming that answered the highest expectations that
could be legtima'ey formed off, The work will ofeourse
be gem N the literature OF the dav."-A5dny Argus
shat is edited with ability the "a name Of Envlands
grea. statesman is a guaraty.n-K T. ChasrcA1an
NOore's Life bv Russell present.. striking picture OF
English life, such within the observation and
perienee Of the POst" Southern Ciris'ian Adrocats
I'VE seen the min1t fscatR ct c-ters Of one o, The
most versatile 70 uo'uous and melodeous bards ever
sang His intnacies with All the ge-iuses Of the day.
whether they we're poets artists statesmen and the
naVee With shich h honestly away about every
'hing in NJ own literary lie his social ether 10 which
latter We can bat he amused nj, bon vivsut propenses
have in his style OF narra,ing hem much more Of charm
orus than generally End the private life Of men Of
genius even wherethe deeorously drawn aside
as We End il here Saturday Budget.
w. T. ". & Co. have also on sale
THE ENGLISH EDITION OF MOORES LIFE AND
CORRESPONDENTS, In 5 vols 12 mo-, cloth
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Ss- The following extract, taken from ar

B@ The following extract, taken from an
article in the New Orleans Delta, which
supported Mr.. Buchanan in the late con-
test, presents some truths which the people
of this country would do well to consider.
The Delta gives up all hope that the so.
called National Democracy will do to be
trusted by the South, in another contest.
Whatever may be thought of the ultra
southern proclivities of the Delta, its indie.
pendence, candor and ability will be read.
lily acknowledged:
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Notice to Railroad Contractors:
FOR SALE.

LOT Of Mules Carts and Harness, ITS and Chains
CASeven Sl-ons Patent Exctvators, superior
chine, with which excavation be done at Ia The usual
cost large lot of new partly ShoVels' PcSs
and MattOcks. Drills Bars, lodges, MasOns To Is, Der
rlcks and Rggin miths' Tool, Office Furniture, &C
fine "a die Or pair Of matched hay Carriage Horses
year Old. Two Of Plated Carriage FAIRNESS and
eecant Top Buggy for two horses All Of which
viii be so cheap for cash proved short time paper
Early app icaiinn tn subscriber at the Nashville and
North Railroad Office at the Nashville and Chaita-
.n-s 4 N CFTIVFRUOTsF
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No. AZ College street.
MARCH 81. 1877.

VIE undersigned has received to law o.
l. Ladies' Thin Sole KID Boot. with heels: Sk4N
fine " Lasting Caters with heels n IN
" p ain an tint Caters: -
" " Kid AMI Fur Morocco Boots;
Kid Slippers. plain and trimmed:
with heels;
Misses aud ChHdren's Lasting Eaters.
Nd and French Morocco Boots;
Oh dren's Kid Ruckla Ties and SHpuers;
few dozen Mems tine seWed ONfnrd Ties;
Mems Calf Dress Shoes, low quarters
arr2 JOHN RAMAGE
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CORNS. BUNIONS.

A Nd TR0UBLtS M TOENAiLS however long sand.
II ing. or bad, inessv aud permanently cured In
e minutes, BY DR DALTON, urgeon Pedst 10 the Roy
al Fa'nv Of England, France and Portugal, who
profess ona tour OF the Southern and Western states
Of Ame "A and will visit Nashville 40 OF Tuesday,
the i4h OF this MONTH VII n AL rther particulars viii be
IN th paper, with testimonials I the most sasfae
description from my Of the Distinguished med
cal gentlemen ia South America.
N. B-Or. D'ALTuS being accompanied ny his vie, Is
~ishai 70 obtain, With very cable fAniy IN
pleasant and central staatiO veil turn hsf paror AMI
sleepng ROOM eth board and attendance during BE stay
Terms and further particulars may be let a. the once Of
this paper. apTi4 q.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15

In the recent local elections in Cincin-
natl the Germans voted against the Demo
cratic ticket. This enrages the Enquirer,
the organ Of the party, and it denounces
the Dutch leaders in bitter terms. For
eigners are the best fellows in the world so
long as they will turn the grindstone for
Democracy, but miserable trash when they
decline such degrading service.
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rN- On de I7th q March. whils n. 0so. a
Eoman Csskote membsr Of he Prasaisn caaabsr
Of Representatives yes bsginaisg speech "a he
bsdssl Of The Ministry y fsslse MorsAip. be ask
20 he Goor. and, beisg esfried % &c sdOiuing ha
b sons II bis esllssgas.. ~ expired ainost lnA-
msaisl.ly.
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT,

A ODD FEILDw,' Hail., TUtS0 Ny and WspNE e.
n DAY, April Ith a1d 18th Son Charles Haller. the
Renowned Magician, from south America, WI Peroin -
above int odlcing Wo1d9rS in Natural Mage,
and Natural Phiosoph. Many Of his eats were neVs1
before performed by any eian bat himself HIS h4so
Cannon, tgg York. Gre tti1n Of Insects. &c, &c see
small bills Doos cp 1t ociocx-perorn 20 COM
mence atT4. Tic<els so cts.-ChiIdren rs cts.
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w. D. DAVE, Esq, was yesterday nom
mated as the American candidate to rep
resent Montgomery county in the popular
branch Of the next Legislature
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NOTICE

dE undersigned having a'cartoned that the estate Of
Q VI fllt-t0n. dec is insov-nt AMI having sng-
&c ted the IN olveucv Of The all hereby
1ohei TO de their claim with the Clerk II the County
Court OF Davidson county, auteuc Gated on OF before
he 1t day Of August Isl; ami al pe-sons indebted TO
NE estate are rsted pay their accounts without de-
ay or they will be placed in the hand OF officer e1I
iecti' W. ". swans,
march8t-dim Aar,s,f.,-..,-
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.

TUESDAY EVENING, AP III Il, 1857, nnh night
1 the eminent Tragedian Mr. Couldoek Who will
near On tbs occaSou in Shakspear's play MER HANT
OF yFNI z Shvlock Mr.. Couioek Overture by The
chas-a T., conclude With the excellent Comedy entitled
LOVES STRATAGEM.
Prices OF ADHESION Dress Circle aud Pzrqnete, I5c
Chill ren updr ten years age, to Dress irce 80 cents
Second Tier, 5 Colored Box, oOc Co0rea SaefJ' ]e'
Second Class, soc.
~ Bog OH-e open from 10 ~ NJ and 2 to p NJ,
where seats may be secu by application to j. H. Harper
Treasurer.
es- Doors omen at o'cl0ck-Serformanee 20 OoU-
mencs at 4 tn o'clock
~ G Il. Bker's great play Of the BsfRofHAL' Is IN
| active prepsrAt o.
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The Washington correspondent Of the ~ 7
Conmsrcial writes:-
The foreign appointments are positively NOS TO
he made for another month Among the expectants
of foreign missions who are now or lately have been
hers, we're Powhatan Ella, Mr.. VIM B Lawrence,
of r. l., Who it is said desires the Russian Mission;
Price of New Jersey, who wishes to be Minister 70
Mexico, and Mr. Pickens, Of S. G, who is willing to
take the best office in the PITT of the Admiuistra-
ton, and will have his choice between London, Ber-
Iiu ard ST. Petersburg. 49,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
A New Southern Monthly:
RUSSELL'S MAGAZINE.

A MONTHLY ORGAN or LITERATURE CRITICISM,
VIII be devoted to true dcpssOn of topics properly
embraced in the ends and Of Msgszi e. and will be
publ he'd in CHARLESTON 8. c.. before the nrst Of
every month.
II lis established and designed meet commonly felt
want and to give and eircua ion to the opu
IONS doctrines and Of Tire educated mind 81
the South especalV, aud to remote in its sphere aud
measure the progress Of American Literature free
from party shaekies or individual prejudice.
The Work win be supplied Three Dollars per annzm,
or 25 cents b. numbers.
y Subscriptions received by W. T. BERRY & CO.,
Agent for "Russen's Magazine Nashville
~ April Number just received aprs
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Chancery Court-DnVidsOn County.
NOTICE To CREDITORS

Catherine BrDkley admir-, ct al - w. Nance ct ais.
fINHE creditors Of Eli n lev decd by order made in
cause az the November TIE $50 e he eby nouh-
Ell 10 file therc against he Of said deceased with
the Jerk q this Court ofce before the
first Mondayin May next {. d. b ZEN, G. a NJ
april
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ID I f d,

d ID,
In this city, the evening OF the 18th inst, FANNIE
HUNTINGTON, infant daughter of J. J. and Rowena c.
Mob ,niel, aged 10 molths and thirteen days
eB- Columbia p ,pers will please copy.
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Notice.

meeting Of the Directors Of the Tennessee Marins
- and Fire Insura- ompany, held this day at their
Office, dividend Of SiE Dokt per Nhdre declared
Of the profs Of he past tx months One half TO be
applied the payment u the EuLL the
mainder To the toe holders
ap lind. A. W BUTLER, secretary
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PITTS PATENTED SMOKE ExPELLIKG HEAT
RADIATOR

CTMPLICIrY, neatness, utility, comfort economy and
- dgrtbity com ined in this in, single
plate Of at iron o. peculiar rn placed with It's low
edge resting against the back Of the Gre place and the
upper resting the aside Of She arch, angie forming
part he back without interfering with the fae
Appertares arranged in the CRATE eresie
dra sufficient 20 correct sosy chimney, and the inter
mediate bars made that heat that woud
vie escape BY the chimney arrested AMI redrctsd
ihrosn sch into the No siterztio the
q anY ordinary nr Aes eHimnes "a 10
can ee pas " 10 ies minutes BY any persOa Of e0nmoa
ense.
has been fry tris before COMPETENT witnesses, and
prov successf .
The eazh n ths bse o. ms ar place and the SreAdth
o. the aae Al the iasdu ~ n price. The cost
Is baE stfns
Tss Bright uf Pa o' q he beat states Is for
sale.
An eHp-reaeel gentle asn Ia the Passnt once ~ wash
iEgoo bolsht lhs 1ight fsas slsss svoa 10 vas
y. tenisI
Ny aadrssai8 Ma hNus, Tssn-ssss.
Apri-if = e. PITTS.
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A CARD.

ii AVIN0 sod my Photographic ROOMS apparatus.
IL tefias &C, Mesrs. c7Hs BROTaEss % this city,
with aview 10 resi- e pc atty nv home in Cum
ocrant county, take great pleasure in recommending
them uccrssurs. They gentlemen OF skill and
experience in their proies 0n and
that iun and liberal thAre Of business which has
hjSsd upon
The Messr Hughes have engaged q corps OF artists Of
hyperion ahiities and have hsststi in saving that
they are fus qualified, IN their several departments.
give RECT sassfse elton TO all who az desire the finest
Phi tographs, either plain or ,lab0ra eiJ painted
aprl4 Nv DODGE
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THR cHINA MIssIoN.

The N. Y Post is inclined to think well of the
selection of Mr. Reed for the China Embassy,-
"His general reput ,tion for character and talent
is respectable, I've told, though of his capacity
for conducting negotiations between nations can
not know much"
Anybody, however, is better-the Post hints
than Caleb Cushing the "Bear-eader" of the Pierce
dynasty. The Post don't like Caleb. 1t never did,
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ODD FELLOWS, BALL,

TTNTcKFTs to Cd Fellows Ball on THURSDAY. 18TH
INST, can be procured al Longhurst Co.'S stove,
union street, only. aprl+-td
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Just Received.

Pumps dozen New York naas Ale Pump Tor sale
\ chespby ~ huD1hAS"'-
April 3, ISL. ---
In11 UALF soXEs RAI.ISs re-h and soed
IOU Ion WI CHfESE
100 bis. SWEET CRAB ClDkk. rf'@o
to boxes SWEET ORANGES in Good sfdsr
..as,. 80. j. q. RoBERTsOS-
April IS 1871 Dto1.-
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First Spring Fair

lELD by the Davidson County Agricultural and Me-
Al ehanical society. be held The Grounds Of tho
State Bureau the TN, Sth and 9Th Of May Family
Tcsets 81 adm whole families the ground during the
Fair may be had he Office o. Robert lusS y a. Col
eye rect Also single fe.ets for children, ladies Een
uemen.
THOMAS B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
aprT-diWtd G. b.
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HUGHES BROTHERS,

NUCckSSohs To- w. p1DJE
NO AZ PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE.
4 IN q t q 9 H a ID IN - :,
LNtTHH TX plain eolOfed from The DIN T.
H elZs ON CANVAS. Th. is a feature not hithsrto
attempted IA Tennessee, friends have old pA
gu- reoyPe Of estsel Psrors COPIED IS large life
n color Il rAurA by describing the compie1IoD, color
Of tn hair, dress. &C.
1e public respee fully invited call 1T the Gallery
and see specrels os' China H4h, Public square,
Nashville Tenn. aprll
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"GET rHE sEsT.'

Webster's Quartz DictionaEy,
Uaahsiassd--Fsr sals ~ all BsdhsslIsrs
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Land Warrants Located.

Land " afrantS LOCaIeu.
SHALL leave for the North Vest about he ist Of Nay
Person haTng Land warrants which they Esh oc tied
viii And This favorable opportunity Having visitei his
section various times whin the last nineteen years,
iee hdrnt u being naks loo tD1t thas E BE
satisfactory % those gho wish inyestments w
yes VII ne 10 per cent anannt OF iavest neut
rsfer 10 the hasiness community d Nashville geaeraAJ
For further iufofmst.aa apply 20
J. g. FELfOWFs,
uaroh26 I'd No. 3 cherry street y ,shyille
7 Offer FOR SNLE ths following sFRAS,
BERRY PLANrs: Geo Ma ninth at ss per haoireai
Iosa ~ 81 per hnudred ioson Ple a. per hundrea'
Fay or's Sc IA - a. A per hunifsL
Al orders n fish tie asrss; ho1e on "elhes-
'" ,.,Ss.ss i,1ttss JSassE. WALKER.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Ladies' List.

LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING uncalIed for in the Post Ofice at Naah
LIZ vile, April 18th, 1s57:-