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1 RoAANcR OF HIaH AID Low LIE.


A RoAANcE OF HIGH AID LOW LIFE.
TVEE--" Lord Lopsl /"
Lord Perkins he xOoedLsdy Mary Brsnse
John Thomas her maid, Mary Ann.
Lord Perkins he was the master, and
John Thomas he was the man,
"NOw tell me John Thomas, Lord Perkins. he said.
Now tell me, Jehn Thomas, said he:
''Dost thou think thou would marry my lady's maid
And thou eouldst have my ladye!'
''Now marry, good master" John Thomas replied,
New marry, good master" he said;
81 would rather the lady my bride,
Than marry the Iady's maid"
'And what is thy reason, Lord Perkins, be said,
''And what is thy reason, said he;
Only lady is fair; but my lady's maid
Is fairer than my ladye?"
But she hasn't the grace, said John Thomas, 'pOOr
Weneh
And she hasn't got the manner;
And her ladyship speaks Italian and French,
Andplays on the grand pehauner."
''What good John Thomas" Lord Perkins. be said.
''Will French and Italian do man?
If wife has got one tongue in her head,
It's surely enough for any woman.
"And singing and playing are pretty things
But who, except gaby,
But knows that no wife ever plays or sings
After bringing her lord one baby?
''Now tell me, John Thomas, now tell me, pray,
Can Mary Ann sew and cook?
For those things, own, are more in my way,
When for a wife would look"
''Nly Lord she can cook; my Lord, she can sew;
My Lord, she can stitch and hem:
But l own that, for my part, / doesn't go
Into marriage for things like them"
Enough, John Thomas" Lord Perkins, he said,
Enough, John Thomas" said he;
81 will 60 and marry my lady's maid
And you have my ladye."
At St. Georges Church, in Hanover Square,
They married all in one day;
Lord Perkins he welded the maiden fair
And John Thomas the ladye.
The marriage service bishop read
In a most impressive manner;
Lord Perkins went home to his quiet homestead,
John Thomas to his pehanner.
And so they were suited and so content,
And rejoced in both their wives
And, which wish to every gent,
Lived happy the rest of their lives.
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MEMPHIS, May 9Th, 1857.

BR- The Richmond, (Va.,) National American, a
Know Nothing organ, attempts to relieve itself cf
some of the odium resting upon it, after the follow
ing fashion. The good old women Of the country
Will be considerably relieved of their fears read
ing this announcement
eve have always been of the number Of those who
deem the principle Of excluding the members Of any
particular religious sect from office as injudicOus
and unjust. We confess, that like the secresy fea-
ture it was, to US an exceedingly unpalatable ngre
dent Of the American organization, and we know
that it was tolerated by thousands of the best and
purest patriots of the country, only because of the
urgent necessity for the formation of a party that
would embody and give efficient force to the vitality
important principle, that " Americans should rule
America "
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Wanted

STEADY. Industrious, energetic young man, having
n the benefit Of eight years experience the Drug and
Prescription business idesires situation in Nashville, any
needing services Of competent man, WOud do well
address the undersigned New Orleans before
The 90th Of June. lmaNG-d47 BURTON BAILEY,
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II HE partnership heretofore existing between james
and Alvah Mitchell in the and style of Sloan
& tsheis this day dissolved by mutual consent James
assuming an liabilities nd responsibilities Of
firm, paying ali debts and receiving all dues
this date and will continue the Marble Business the old
stand, Of sum and Spring streets, Nashville
Nashville, May 7, 1857. JAMES SLOAN,
mayS-dk ALVAH MITCHELL.
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TIE SUMMERS WORK

The work for the ensuing Summer is Of some inn
pertance. Gen. 5 Harvey and Smith will be in Kan
sas in June, with three thousand troops, ready to
whip the breaches off Of any body that misbehaves
the abOitionsts in particular. So look wild, out
there, you Mr. agitatOrs, for the first thing you
know wont be anything.
Gen. Sumner has been ordered against the Iowa
and Cyanne Indians with ! 200 men By fall there
will be an abundance of redskins in the market
already tanned.
Forces are already preparing to take the hide
from Billey BOwlegs, Esq, Of Florida. william
has been a naughty chap, and given the government
little annoyance; but, Billey, you have to emf
CRATE so take your last farewell to the land of flow
ers, and bow your legs towards the great West.
Then Gov. Brigham Young, Esq, Mormon ruler
in Utah. has to be taken through course of sprouts
Brigham is a hopeful youth, and we would like TO
see Gen. Sumner administering a curtain lecture to
the Brighamites with few nine powders Brig
ham, you getting into rough row for stumps.
Somebody in Nicaragua has 70 be thrashed this
Summer, and friend Walker lad better keep bright
eye out, or he'll be the hoy
Then, to end the Summers work, know nothing
ism has to be skinned buried and forever obltera-
ted, and we thiLk under the skill Of excellent
commander. Gen. Isham G. Harris, We will have no
difficulty IN performing the task satisfactorily.
Rur, up your old war documents, boys, and wen
give EN- fts.-JoResJ0ro ArgHs.
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NEW BOOKS.

TNAGGART'S sERMONS.-Ssrmens by Charles MacOd
Taggar Late Colleague Pastor OF the Unitarian Church
in Charleston c. With Memoir. BY John II. Haywood.
One vol, I2mo. Price 8 IS.
BORDER ROVER.-A new novel BY EmmersOn Bennett.
Two vols, paper, 81.
nance BY Mrs. sOuthWoEth. Two vols, paper, Pnce 81
For saleby HAGAN & BIO.
HAROLD TRACY.
HAROLD TRACY or, PaAsEs o. LIVE. A HOYel By
Il J. F. Smith, Esq, author Of
Standed Hall 2 vols.
Minnie Grey; or, Who Is the Heir. l. vol.
Gus Howard; OF, How 10 Win Wife. VOL
Amy LaWreneei or, The FresmasOn's Daughter.
Woman and her Master.
Fred Arden; or, The Jesuii's Revenge
Rochester; or, The Merry Days Of England.
Temptation; or, the Unknown Heiress.
The Virgin Queen; OF, The Romano Of Royalty.
Harry Ashton; OF, Tue win and the Way.
Ellen Devere; or, The Way Of the Will.
All Of which Just received and for sails by
april26 HAGAN & BRO.
THE Doomed Ship, or the Wreck Ofthe Arctic RsgiOns
A tale Of wild adventure.
fiansford a Tale of Bacons Rebellion" By St. George
Tucker One vol. 12mO.
'NeW Biographies Of Ilustrious Men" By Macaulay,
Rogers, Marlin and others One vol. l2mO.
"StoTies OF the Island WOrid7 By Charles NoFdhOf.
For sale BY laPhl26l HAGAN q BRO
DERIODICALS.-AI the late papers and Magazines
4 by aPr26 HAGAN & BRO,
LTOR mAY.-HaFPeF's MAGAZINE for May Just received
L by (spr29) HAGAN & BRO.
FASHIONS FOR MAY.
Drank LesIies Gazette Of Fashions for May just re-
Il ceiYed by HAGAA q BRO.
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STATE OF TENN ESSEE.
HUMPHREYS COUNTY, COUNTY COURT MAY
TERM, 1857.
Tate Arrivalg.

WE have recently received our SECOND PURCHASE
BOOTS HOES, II ATS & STRAW GOODS,
and can offer Merchants buying IN this market,
an extensive stock Of Fresh AMI Desirable gaods.
GARDNER. SHEPHERD & co.
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THE undersigned hereby respectfully recommends
partner the public and hopes he viii receive
liberal share Of patronage.
mayS-dE A. MITCHELL.
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100000 WORTH OF NEW AND FRESH
FASHIONABLE. STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOOnE.

TWO hundred cases Of Superior Boots and Shoes Hats
i and Caps, U0morellss and Parasols, bolts Of ali
wool Ingram Patton CarPetng, Rugs &c, &C. at Auc-
ton by TRABUE q LUCAS, No. "A Public Square.
We will SELL without reserve, on account Of the
and ali others concerned, on
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MAY I2rH AVID 18th, 81,
The largest and bestsoek ofsaple and ancy Dry Goods
wool ingram and Cotton Ipetng Hearth Rugs Hardware
&C. &c, that have ever had the pleasure Of offering at
and seaOnabls and of the approved kinds.
Shoes and Boots well assorted, embracing full
for the trade Of this country and OF very superior
qualities, Unsigned 10 us BY largspackng house declining
business The Carpets are sent to US by large Factory
closing business and of very superior qualities and The
S9600 worth Of the finest clotbin ever Ted At snco
Nashville. All Of the above Goods are DOW in store We
respectfully invite city and country merchants call and
anime the goods previous to The days Of sale.
LOOK SHARP-Every dollars worth Of the above goods
is consigned to without limit and viii be solo regardless
IEEMs An $780, cash over sIOO and under
$500 60 days. over $780, months time will be given for APP
proved notes payable in Bank may6-dtd.
AUCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
ON SAIU RDAY the 9Th Of the present month, will sell
" atthe Court Yard Gate Nashville 70 highest bid
ery there being 80 feet front high street. running back
ITO to an alley. may5-dtdl VIM l. JONES.
FURNITURE SALE.
RENJ F. SHIELDS will sell a Auction, in his front
il O'Clock, elegant aud second hand Furniture
SoEPPHy and walnut Ward Robes one fne Sec ssTy and
Book Case Marble Top Wash Stands Ladies' Work Stand,
Cane Seat Chars rTn Chairs Bedseads Carpets &c &C.
Terms cash Also, will be added Three Good Pianos one
plain Piano. may6-d3tl BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
BEST NUTMEG CHEESE.
ONE hundred and atty Of the above, Of Superior quality,
" just received and for sale by
mayo J. G. ROBERTSON, Broadway.
SUNDRIES,
TWENTY-FIVE boxes fresh Lemons
so boxes Oranges;
so packages sweet and Champagne Cider;
$50 do Walkers and Smiths Ale, various brands;
dozen New York made Ale Pumps;
so boxes K. r. Rainins in fine order,
1870 COO genu ne n spOleOn Cigars;
So, 600 assOTsted brands,
lO,UDO Havana Cigars, for city trade;
so dozen LsmOnd syrup, home made,
1000 gslOIs Syrup all f1vOrs.
The above articles fresh and In good order and will
Be sold cheap by lmay6l J. q. ROBEKTSON.
FOX NEW ORLEANS.
THE substantial light draught and eommo- e.vnlNh
Il diOUs steamer NASHVILLE, Belisnyder, 81
Master will leave above and all inteFme- H.
diate landings, on TUESDAY, the 18Th inst,
at y O'Clock, n. For freight passage apply board
TO
msOs-dte a, a. HARRISON, Agent
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marble WORK.

The subscriber has hand the largest and assortment
Of MARBLE and MARBLE WORK ever sheredin the city,
which he particularly invites the attention Of the public
prepared execute all jobs in his line in the best style
of the art, and at short notice. JAMES SLOAN.
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Z GIFT ENTERPRISE Is NOW OPEN
AT Is CEDAR STREET,
SIGN OF THE STAR FLAG.

HAVE just received direct from the Eastern Cities,
l5O0t volumes Of Standard Literary and miscellaneous
Books; Reams Paper 500 Blank BOOss $4,000
of JeWeTy and Watches 600 wOrh Of Fancy Goods TO be
disposed Of and this method adopted insure speedy
sale. This Lottery in the nature of Every
purchaser 10 the amount OF dollar will be presented
with gift Of not less value than twenty cents and
$50 No money received for the g and book sold
for more than the regular retail price, aud in many cases 3
per cent less This is humbug, and the question may
bought most Of them for onehaf their value and have
orders close the stock Catalogues Of the books
and gifts be had the store. AL ask every
the mode of doing business and pledge
myself 10 "let none 90 away dissatisfied
n, B.-TWO Auction Sales per week will be made in " eh
Gifts will be given Come one, come all, and give
call. and will attempt 70 please you all,
apr3O-tf CHARLES FOX
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BeePSheba SPRINGS,

GR U NDY COU Y, I mn ESS EE.
THIS favorto Summer resort will open for the recep-
ton OF visitors on The LIST Of June neXt.
Hotel building and many new Cab ms have been
erected and all will be furnished with entirely and ap
proprizs uTnueHd arrangements perfected TO have
The supplied with all the Injuries and delicscies Of the
season. Coed Bowling Alleys and hne Ball hOOm-sup-
piled with music, gratuOusiy contributed for the health
and amusement OF guests.
Wines and Liquors. Of good quality viii be supplied for
table and room use, but no saloon will be opened.
Gambling is positively prohibited and professional
Gambler need apply for room.
The Springs accessible by Railroad 10 MeMBnvile
thence by Good Coaches 90 miles; and good Hotel
mo will found at both TuahOma and Nc AnnVille,
those preerrng remain at either place. their
way. Arrangements made TO have Hacks BuEges and
Saddle Horses for heand good abng provided for thoSe
bringing with them their own horses.
The road from McAiiun vile the base Of the mountain
has been put and the road graded
and made Of easy daily mail will be TecsiYod Om
Nashville during the visiting
The entire management of the business Of the Hotel will
devOlys James FossfOr two years past at the City
Hotel Nashville.
PRIcrs-s2 per day-sIo per week aRd s35 per month
Children and servants half price.
aCJ- Nc extra charge for ores or igEts.
JAMES F. FOSS & CO.
Beershsba Springs, May s, PrOpHstOrss
mavQ-dtoiulYl
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Rey- Col. Milton A. Haynes formerly Of Giles
county, viii probably be the American candidate fer
State Senator from the Memphis district
Mirror .....
We think our friend Of the Mirror is mistaken.
Our advices are that they will not let the Colonel
run. See if it don't turn out that way.
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AmNfInn Sala

INE Eastern made Clothing aud invoice Of Fresh and
Il Seasonable Dry Goods, Will be sOldat auction this
nng early gas light These goods will be forced raise
funds by BENZ. F. SHEDS.
Furniture sale at IL O'Clock Saturday morning mys-d
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FOR MAY DAY
Charles B. Hall.

LAS juss received complete assortment Of T.,
IL shoes FOR Misses, Boys and Children, eOnsist-
ing Ia part as follows, viz
Misses White satin Slippers, Rosettss; -
Kid
Bootess, with and without hssls.
Chiidrsns black kid ankle IS
Lasting Caters
Black, Bronze and Red Morocco Booless.
Boys and Youths Pine shoes.
Boys fne Patent Leather Dancing Puhpss
Boy calf and cloth do;
Youth calf and cloth do
Boys, Outh and Childrsn's Calf ONfoFds.
For the Ladies.
Su- White, Red and Satin Slippers
Bronze Embroidered
Black satin
English Kid
Velvet Lasting 4"
o.. Lasting Buskins;
Caters, front and side lace.
Congress Caters.
For GentlememSs Wear
Cents hne Glove Kid Congress Caters;
Calf and Sat.
Lasting
=. .. Patent and CAR Pumps;
Cloth CougFs Caters:
LOW-QuaItsTsd Calfand Pat Shoes Oxford TIA &c
An o. which are Oasred low prices Tor ca b. ~ 10 b
Public Square. (apn29l CH4s. b. HALL
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HUGHES BROS
(sUCCEssBs ;. w.. DODGE)
NO. 40 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
PHOTOGRAPHS.


EITHER Plain or COlOred from the ~
II smallest in a Pin to -
LIFB SIZE on CANVASS. EI1 kSa64
This is q feature not hitherto at sfflssAfH
tempted In Tennessee Our patrons can 49,
have old Daguerreotypes Of de- A-a@
ceased friends copied as large as life, and
color natural by describing the complexion color OF the
hair eyes dress &C. The public respectfully invited TO
call at the Gallery and see specimens, Hicks China
Hall, Public Square, Nashville.
aprl4-dH P. b. & @.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
A COMFORTABLE Dwelhng House, on Summer street,
IA South Nashville, near DR. G Winst0n's, containing
good rooms exclusive Of kitchen, servants and
house, also stable and carriage house. Apply to
msr2S-n BRANSFORD, McWHIRIER & co.
LUMBER LUMBER
THE undersigned extensively engaged in the Lumber
business, and respectfully solicit orders from Ruiders
and needing any thing In line. They
the Cedar forests IN Wilson county and prepared %
furnish any kind Of Lumber either Of Cedar other timber
Their Depot is at the Nashville Lumber Yard
Orders for Lumber Be addressed TO the undersigned al
Cadesvile, Wilson Co, Tenn e with Mr.. DABDEN
our Depot. KIRKPATRICK, DRENNO ON 4 SIMMONS
nI7-'57-dly. KIRKPATRICK & GLASS,
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NEW BOOKS.

AURORA LIGHT;
Poem, By Elizabeth BaFet Browning.
DIR. KANE'S ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS,
In Search Of Sir John Frsnkllng, during the years
Is5354-'55 being personal narrative, and contain
ing an account Of his important discoveries.
Plays aud Poems, By Geo. Boxer, vols u mo.
Whist Can Woman Do a new volume b. T. S. Arthur.
Ivors Rsve By Ssweu
Prue and /; dedicated 70 Mrs LoBgell0W b. Curtis,
Dickens Novels, eomplstein s. volumes
Tue American Almanac, for 1857
The Prince Of the House OF David.
Chambers History Of the Russian War.
Men and Times the Revolution, BY Watson.
IFviug's Life Of Washington, vols.
star and the Cloud or a Daughters Love, BY Roe.
LoRgfeiloW,s Poems. complete In 2yo5s Is me-
Psrey's RscoIleetOns OF a Lifeline, vols Isao.
EmersOn'l Representative Men.
Emsrson's English Traits.
Hugh Milliers England and It's People.
Sturgeon, the modern Whitfield
Hills OF the Shetemac, By WethWell
Paul Fame, Novel, BY n. P Willis.
Frank Fores'eEs Sporting Scenes, ehaEacts.s.
leila star star o. goGa y REYNOLDS,
Wiland Wisdom Of sydney Smith.
Memoir Of syuney Smith, BY Mr.. Austin.
BLANK BOORS,
LEDGERs, Journals, Day BooEs, Cash Books, Invoice
Books Cheek Books Note Paper Envelopes Ink, Gold and
mIhl7 JOHN YORK & co.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
John York g. Co have on hand complete stock Of
sale al the lowest prices. lmhI7
A SUPERB Work on FANCY NEEDLE
WORK,
FRANK LESLIES' PORTFOLIO OF FANCY
Needle-WOrIz-
EDITED ms. AHE s. STEPHEAs.
Royal quartO vOume elegantly bound in full gilt. sups
rog paper, price 50 so and IS. Containing 400 hse a
TONS, many occupying tu page printed in soiors
CrOtehet knitting, Bugle ard Bead Work,
Applique, DaTnsd Melted NOTE,
Braid Work, POtchimOuie,
Straw Work, Embroidery,
FaX-MOdeling, Fruiis and FlOWsrsi in Wax,
Feather Flowers, Painting Velvet, &C.
TOGETHER
Beautiful Patterns for Patchwork also patterns
printed in cOlOrs for embroidery, Slippers, Wells, Under
garments, etc, etc.
Frank Leses' Gazette Of Fashion for April, for sale by
APPS JOHN YORK & CO., 80 Union Ct.
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Proclamation.

A NDRkW JOHNSON, GOvernOref
n the Ststs Of Tennessee, to the Sher- OK
lis or o.ner officers, authorized 70 hold - eSSSA
elections in the counties Of Knox, An AeeaSLS18<F
drrsOB Scott Morgan, RoRne, Monroe AID Boun rect
ing:
one the Judges Circuit State who was
elected for presided in the Second Judicial Circuit de-
parted this life the 29th day Of April 1857 whereby
csncy has occurred in the said Second Judicial Circuit
Now therefore, obedience the Constitution Of the
State and the 9th section OF passed the 5h day Of
January, 1854 entitled IAN act TO prescribe the manner Of
eecng judges and attorneys GeneTl by the people,
are hereby commanded after giving at least eue mouths
notice, BY RtveznE in each civil district 10 open and hold
election all The places Of holding elections in your
pectye countless The 18Th day Of August 1857 It being
the third Saturday in said month"; for the purpose Of eeeng
Circuit Court Judge TO I'll vacancy OceasiOned By the
dscease OF the said g. Alexander and Of which yBu
will make return such made and provided BY law
In testimony, whereof, l, Andrew johnson, Gov
~ eTnOr Of the State Oresaid have hereunto my
band, and caused the great seal of the be
affixed, at myOhice in the city Of NASHVILLE, this
By the Governor; ANDREW JOHNSON.
The Knoxville Mercury and Register, copy in weekly per
until the election, and send accounts Executive 0es
STATE or TENNESSEE,
HUMPHREYS COUNTY, COUNTY COURT MAY
NJ, TERM 1851
The heirs Of E. Bell dec'dS
cations the petition that H Bell John Divina and
wife, Nancy Divna nOnresdent OF the Stale Of Ten
nessee residents Of the State Of Illinois, and beyond
the reach ordinary process this Court therefore
ordered Court that publication be made for hT0s
eessive weeks in the Union and American, Newspaper
published in the city Of Nashville, requiring said
dent defendants appear before the Judge Of the County
Court Court to be held for ths comfy Of Humphreys
the house in the town Of Wavery, the FIRST Monday
In July next plead, dsmUF to said petition or
the will taken FOR confessed and hes ring e1
LEVI MoCOLLoN,
msy9-w3w-Prsfees4 Clerk and Master.
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ADVICE no HUSBANDS AND WIVES.

ALaO, THOsE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
Cold Steel plates IS plain plates . cts Tree Of postage
TTlHIS work contains dissertation the necessity Of
Marriage, inst ructOns in Counting with Cure Tor
Love, Of CebaCy, COhabiIaOn 0fSLety
paned Of family, with many other useful nstTuc
iOns-frOm the French Of Jean Dubois,
Address HENRY S. C. SMITH & co.
Eun1 20. Dot nl5-z "
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GENTLEMEN's FINE SUMNER SHO

GEGTLEMEN'S FINE 81 MMER SHOES
French PatsnHLsatheF Oxford Ties
do DO do Tie auf Dress ahoes
10 De do Congress Caters,
PrunsllR Dc do
Black Clolh, do DO plain ana tina.
French Cali, DO do
DO Do Oxford Ties;
Rnglah Lasting plain and tipped Ties. Win ane assort
snl 20 So4a Aha 4oatAs q eIsy description. Opened
today ~ IOHN RAMAGE,
aPHa e College EsIsst
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HENRY ". The History Of Henry The Fourth, Kiaz
France and Navarro. By John 8 c. Abbott Numerous H.
Illustrations and Illuminated TsPags. l6no, masln SOC;
muslin, gilt edges. tapr-s-tE
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~ The Banner Of yesterday contains a call,
With hundred signatures, for Convention to nom
mate candidate for Congress in this district, Maj
HEYRY having declined. The Banner says that a
similar call is being gotten upin Stewart. General
ZOLIlcoTrER having expressed a determination to
rzn regardless of Convention, We suppose the
OFart to get up one viii prove abOrtiye.
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W. T. BERRY 8 co. have also just received
NORDHOFF's STORIES OF rHE ISLAND WORLD. By
Charles NordhO6 Author OFF, Le,' "Ths sr-
chant Vessel . whaling and Fishing &C. Illustrations.
I8mo, Muslin
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HAVING sold my Photographic rooms, apparatus an
IL teras &c, Messr HUsHEs BROTHERS this city,
with view TO reside permanently al my homo in Cumber-
ndcOunY, take great pleasure In recommending them
my They gentlemen Of skill and peri
their profession, and they may receive that
full and liberal share Of business which has flowed
upon
The Messrs. Hughes have engaged corps OF artists Of
superior abilities, and have hesitation wing
they fully qualified their several Departments give
perfect satisfaction all hO may desire the finest Photo
graphs, either plain or deliberately painted,
GpTl4 J. W. DODGE.
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KATHIB BgAEDB. A FlFesids History Of Quiet Life By
Holms Lee, Author Of Attorney Ha " Gilbert MassIngsr
sc. I2mo muslin.
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IiDORE. By srrolruu IN Egnsrr. Third Edition.
no, Muslln.
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Ri GRINGO or, New Mexico asd her People. By ". W.
q. Davis late United slaiss Attorney. Y mo, muslin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-09

VILLAS AND COTTAGES A Series or Designs prSpassd
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