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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
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3eit her jpiben Den lnter,eihnetcn bsltanesnt pans
osts:Gsltalboft in osm @ttraoes une Scblen;p pam
ett, in Der Staot aGsntauu, unter Der Sirma pcn
Nctb uuo Ghrt, ani 15ttn april 1857. pureh olIcrs
ieitiss Gnmiui9uns aufsslaGt peroen III. ALE bic
isui9sn oaber, psIbs ned, an cbtss Srma fhnosn,
ino berburb ernlilih oufssfcrbsrt innerbalb 9Rri
tbsn, on ibrsm Scbrbouls (sbscsm nic frcie !SaHe)
on,uruftn uno otmbs;abtcn nno Sctte Die nctb
rsbtmaFise Scrberun9cn tatrn mS9cn, fno stenfniIs
crlIdbt fis an oeu, ndnlid,cn gtaee rinubSneissiL
atlpc Die Sdbsr fr nisls 3sit pcrbltiosu rperoru.
Charles 6. Gbra,
Samuel Tctb.
'4 8rniamn s. 3lctG.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29

Ahe Altt5eiAHtttH StutH pttoultq pth 9t'ltus
ben, 70 ME enem secbrtsn pubIifum iiterbaugt
Nahri6tr babilie neulih lsi1aWHdE
'sHa Cine irrue Std9r Sinie
Sp;f6en tlnicnpile unp aasntaun erri6tet totsn,
uno nun bereit ltnp 8etIenpe beauem unp wcbl.
fsil-,u trdsen. Dit Sutl6e ptrldbt jebeu Wcn.
tag. Wtttlpc6 unb 6rcitds llnicnpilIe um ubr
---paeirt an fclsenpen Uffentli@rn 9taben ecrbei,
admtib. gDcoprins's @afbaus, prter's @a0s
bdiis, 8atiitt's @aRbaus. Jtu6spitle, Wle6anics.
bore. unb S6erer's Gjaltbaus,-unb lanst um
Il llar, alip in gutter 3eit tei 6d9cnbu6's @afs
baule in 9lllentain an, um bic 9tirsatabns&
fir gleusprf unp philadelphia su tHifei. ia
.stDic jtutiAe perGet pann Inn lltr Qaentaun
spirber, pa6irt an ben semslpetcn 9lassn portci
na9 llnicnple 5uriid, allpp pieielbe um uBr
Mtsnps eintrift. HH
gllS neae 9lnfinssr boffen fe daf bic llnterliB.
unB oes 9ublitums, mslcbe iie iih paourh ;usu.
(tbern p'riu6sn pcrpsn. bag aacs MGslihe sur
SfqusmtiAtrit i9rer Sanrrn auf6rtUten rrrrprn
foil. @
BSS- Sore 5erberunsen fir rincn 9aTasier bon
llnicnoille nlh Naentau unp weprr SurId su
traScn, line Rur rs Cents
s}Af9 f9tbrdbam NciTys8
ss Gabriel Sdrirrr,
Tseruor Il. 1s57-na3m. Gtainthdmsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-04-29
Reifenoe lebet bier.
: :. s.5ss,5 g Inc mcne aqlss
y y. 99pitfuti0en : 2tnie. .s y
ias I,ssaAaa $50. s naa-
sssA c. l ''1i
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Dietlntevsiaartn ss6snb birrourd ben 9triieu'
ben, 70 ME einem sectrten pabIitum iiberbaust
gMAri6tf babslie nsuliA 1si1aWMaE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27

Am wiling to give away sll the public lands OF
the common treasury to foreigners and in some IN
stances, offer them bonus to settle on iti And am
willing to sell my liberties, and those of my chill
dreu, for the promotion of party, some of whose
leaders have said, that American citizens shall nos
govern the land of their birth
In view Of these facts, and for the sake of per
pet~atiHg Liberties the elevation alone OF "a
tive-born american citizens and the enjoyment OF
the public lands by our native SONS, let Us grid on
our for the right, and march boldly in the de-
fence of our E6criies and our soil and let Us de-
clare to the world at the ballotbOx that the Amer
lean Republic must be governed alone by her own
native frsemen. Young men of Tennessee, you are
or ought to be, free Can you submit to the deg
radiation of being ruled BY foreig"ersF Men, Who
are not of you, Dor have any synpatlies with your
You answer no. The fresidss Of your fathers, aud
the pride Of defending your sisters, and sustaining
your Mothers cries, never neverl Then determ-
ined longer to submit to the CALLING yoke of the
present foreign influence, which is an acknowledged
pre- eminent principle and ruling element in the par
ty ia povsr let Us one and ell, at once de-
tsrmIne, that American interests must be protect
ed at all hazards and to the last extremity.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27
PoS the Nashville FAtSiot.
Native American Ere emcB,

American Freeman, shall We longer slumber, to
our o~n interests! trust not Shall We longer
suffer Fersiga NssrFers 10 be our ruIersg Love OF
country says not. Shall re, the sous Of the Amer
ican SOIL Loo ger submit to the yjscfioa of cur oss
sons, as vel as our natips Fathers. IN the ieds raj
patronage and the promotion Of iBdivdaals, foreign
IA BIRTH, sdaeafiOa, and sympatkyF True Psl,ios-
iss cries 40. Shall 80 longer submit 70 the great
sst outrage ever perpssrstsd against the Masvs cid
zsOs Of the Arnsrieaa Rspsbiie, va: the giving of
our Mood bOsgAt territory forsigHsrsf The voice
Of the lafAsrisss and usdow respond no. Then Why
stand still, asd Is i were, damb iosnded, when
the leaders Of powerful party. have placed 10 o.
ass, over Us. forsignsss. 10 The exclusion Of our
osn Eathers and soas- Ye patriotic 7s,sassses,.s,
raise your eyes Asd behold hos TIE Isadtrs OF the
so-ealsd &sSsocTatie party. bs-iss 50 the for
sgHsr and his i.eae~es. Look ye. AnesIeaa Free
man. 10 the snaaniy spiihsts yOa have bad hsAped
apOa ypa party. ~ these lsassrs. and ihs "a.
logiaaas passed upon forssynsys b. aid parry. We
cal upon The ysomanry Of Tennessee 81 stop, aud
calmly reflect. Lss each ash himself slIsas 0as.-
tions An ] saling 70 sal ny esaAfry 10 Fogssga.
~sF Am | siliing 70 lid ny arms snsl say. u.ep
Of fsssiga birth ara b<ifsr qa.asa 70 hsa he ON.
Gee Of shs 6ovssnnsas ihan a4fsss6ars sssiras
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27
massach usetts--H hanks a Candidate
for Governor.

Tor Governor.
Mr.. Banks, the late Block Republican
Speaker Of the House of Representatives, is
a candidate for Governor of Massachusetts,.
He was nominated by that portion of the
American party of the State which refused
last year to endorse the National Platform,
rePudiated Fillmore and supported Fremont.
They set up for themselves under what is
known as the Springfield Platform. One of
the speakers in the Convention, Mr.. USHER,
states defniIivey what party called the Con-
ventioD. He ssid-"This Convention was
"caled by Americans who stood upon tn
"Spring6eld Platform" The National Ameri-
cans of Massaohusetts-the gallant little band
Of conservatives which stood by Fillmore TO
the end-haVe not yet made their nomination
They stand upon the National Platform, and
can have no communion with those who
basely betrayed their party and principles to
run off after Black Republicans. And yet,
tho Union and american holds up the nomi.
nation Of Banks as if it was m lde by men
with whom the Americans of Tennessee have
acted, and setk TO bring 1t TO bear injurious
y upon the prospects of the American capdi-
date for Governor in this State. Why does
our neighbor resort to such desperate means
to advance the cause of the Democracya Is
il not virtual confession that he is hard run
/ for msterisla But, even with this sort Of ma
terial he can effect nothing. The supporters
of American principles 10 Tennessee are not
I to be deceived by them. They know il has
not been long since a charge was made 10 the
same quarter that the Americans of Pennsyl-
vania hat ratified the nomination of Wilmot
! for Governor of that State, whilst the fact
was that they had nominated candidate of
their own ia cPposition 10 Mr.. WilEHaot!-and
that, mp to this time, our neighbor has tof-t
gotten TO make the correction. They eau
rely upon one whose memory is so PREACHER
| Gus.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27
CLAIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

TNHE attention Of Ra lroad Companies Farmers, Manu-
factuTer, and all persons d,srous q purchasing at
home good machinery, such STEAM ENGINES, CAST
INGS Of desnril ton, GEARING, CAR WuEr LIS Of
the no timproved patterns, SAW WILLS PUMPS, &c. &C.
is pectfu lv called this Establishment grow
ing rapidly on tie premises Of the lac Nashville Manu-
urng Con pany. Ne intend 10 carry The business
fully before. and sha be read take
orders for eh nsy and CASTING. We have already
commence Ierauons in Dlachsm it'll shop and Boiler
yard and sha give immediate satisfaction " Old and
OmeTs
We are experienced Mechanics-each Of personally
attending to his departmen and thus shall be
abe TO ont erJr at lower rates than hereto
fore in this city We shall every piece Of
work done At this Establishment, and give prompt and
personal attention to every order left Office; thus
hone TO give general saseton, and be by all
friends Of home "a anuisc ure. NJ JACKER 4 CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Ma ,hville, Tenn,
juns2T-u Late Nashville Mani Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27
PENMANSHIP.



Az ILL open a Rss Las in Writing
Wv on Tars1ay, iks q inst. Os,r ,z&Z
Ibs ssors.Oi L . Besca, ~. AZ CO.
street shrre Ladies ana 6rnls n-D ean. 10 s'soEt
un-, Iarn srils ~ith e-se, ns.tssss and rspi y.
Psrrhts can hats their enilsFeu taught daring
SCHOOL FACATION
50 a. sitrrsarss % dexos al their tine 20 ether
sla1isa. ~ the othsr ScHools-
Th0se uho uish q kao~ whether ibis 4 BY far
The ekcaprsf and NEST esrtzin method u lssruing
10 suir. M. D. p fsFs 20 seTsr.s handfed papils
laughs By him 10 Nashville. ether last wintsr %
gsrlEa years since.
Psrsea. from sAs eosairy can G&isk sksir leo
s0ss ia ons Essk
hours, . 70 III, A. H..stosP. n.
\. b. Ihoss utshiag seats 10 ~. Ds classes
shoaid spPiy inmsfislsly, - bis SAY III nsees-
saniy b mach shorler lhaa % has seceat vlzlt 70
Naahviile. Uuns1o
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APH nj -

(,OIUssiA H0usk. CAPE ISLAND CAPE nay
y EEE SEkSAL-rhia sxtsnsiys ssts6H.hnsst WI
openea ~ - r-eepthea a. cempanY "a THURSDAY,
pal IN eapsie oter. Paintea tAronahGat Papeted and
msch f1fulfars ado. eorps % TIE best dr.sd
coonf servants have ssen sseetsd tAs Cay and
kad every stteaton s - aAld . aecare ths
sal pleasure q NJ gaests ApDcatoa or Rooms
1 hARwoOD.
Na ~ WalHa street.
Jnne sotln. Phliae e3phia. 80.
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R. S. HOLLINS & CO..

HAVE owed to their StorehOuSe, No g. on the
North side u the Puhli- Square block Of buildings
known he Nashville Inn block, next koor TO Messrs.
Evans Co where hey ould be pleased 10 their
Shoe, B. OTIS and Hats.
Nashville June lT-lm.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27
LARGE SALE AT AUCTION
OF
MACHINERY. IRON AND TOOLS.

TVHE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY VIII
sell TO the highest bidder at their establishment In
Nashville, on
WEDNESDAY. 18TH JULY NEXT,
their entire stock Of Machinery Tools, &C. The property
to be offered consists in Of the following Articles viz:
MACHINERY-.neh Is Lathes, Planes, Drilling Presses,
Boring Mschines, etc.
ALSO -Blscksmiths Tools, Vices, AnyiIs, Hammers,
Tongs Wrenches etc. Also, number Of steam Engnes,
various sizes partly finished. An endless variety Of
finished machinery. Also. great variety Of assorted
Wrought lion, in all sizes and shapes.
Most Of TIE unfinished machinery less dam
AGED by the recent fire at said establishment, In
quence Of which it is expected that tine opportunity will
bargains. Black smiths MaehiCiss and Foun-
dry men are particularly requested to attend.
Terms OF Sale:
Dash for all under hundred dollars; for al sums
hundred dollars six months time with two APP
proved endor oes payable IN bank-to be complied
with in every case before securing propeTty.
JN0. B. JOHNSON,
junef6 1s57-td Pres't n. NJ Co.
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NAV vELLuM PAPER COPYING Book.

THIS Book will be found eat advantages over
the old style, from the paTer being both thickl and
strong, and SrH not tear WRen ddmpened. 1t takes
perfect iu resson end its pages will be
lent refer to these Of ordinary Day Book When
its great eriOry vii be apparent, both for
Coping Letters Accounts, Currents Manests and other
Do cuments For sale by
Jupe1 70 CHARLES W. SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

A STEWARD WANTED for the Beard ng House. A
n gentleman competent 10 take the ire charge of the
Kitchen and Dining Room and to assist in the financial
sIrs Of the Institution, will and here most desirable
situation.
iune2T-9t, @. D. ELLIOTT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27

ONHE Nashville Manufacturing Company will ODER for
i sale on the premises, TO the highest bidder, on
Monday, 20th day of July,
that valuable piece OF ground recently occupied
chine shop and locomotive Worss utted on the bank OF
Cumberland river fronting about $50 feet Water street,
and about the same the wharf, being from $50 to
feet in der tn said ground will be sold in lots Of 50 feet
front ng Water street, Tunnin through to said Wharf,
On the day and place, the wharf lot 0 f-et be-
tween the river WI be offered to the highest
bid er Suitable maps Of said ground s be furnished on
the day Of sale.
Terms of Sale:
One two AMI three years, wi interest from date, with
approved endoer notes payable in bank and lien
retained on the property. .
By order Of the Board. JNO. b. JlHNSON,
june 26. lS5T.-td. Pres I N NJ. 90.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27
Nashville to Beaver Dam Springs.

TIVE undersigned running Ae@AAUR
i REGULAR line OF FOUR HOR-E POST fsKSt%#Ac
COACHES, 20 BEAVER DAM SPRINGS, connecting on
Sunday wednesday and Frdsy, with the Morning Train
Of Cars Of the Tennessee Alabama abroad, Al rhRnps
sons depot Fare from Nashville to Beaver Dam sprngs
FIVE doil'rs.
iun. 29-am. CARTEH, THOMAS HOCGH.
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CISTERNS.

TIHIs the favorable time build yorr Cserns The
GREAT oIsTuS BUILDER, III Oh L EATY, Is now N
thi city, prepared 20 build them Of ali sizes App-
cations made by note. oherwise to H. G. Scovel will
receive promut attention. lUn-25-tt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27

Trsf rscris a. per ftsansf D. a. Gitsn. esnsisn
a meat. "a 11r- Cas- 4feaA Fa4cAsA wkr au1z1 Foad
iunelA ga c1klEk AskAf 500.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27

whole saIe GrOcers and Dealers In
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
CORNER OF COLLEGEAEDS SPRING STREET.
Nashville, Tenn,
Sugars.
100 hid, fair to choice Sugar; IS bbs loaf Sugars
10 do clarified do IL bbis powdered Sugar;
20 bKs Havana do
Coffee.
800 bags RE Coffee; IS bags Laguyra Coffee;
100 bags Java Coffee;
Liquors.
100 bbls Pixies Whisky; 75bbls American Brandy;
800 do Deans do IL do Ma aga Wine;
IS do Welshire DO Is do Gin;
49, boxes super cd Brandy; 50 do Walkers super Ae
Is bbs6 ohls Cherry do 80 boxes St. JONAS Claret
rs do superior port Wine; Wine
IS do sm this Res. w'ky; T5bisEets Champagne Wine,
50 90 EEoHoas shsl, DO soOoIss Champaign; Cider
~ do Fine Brandies;
rs boxes E. s. Powe's To- 200 Jack Fan,taa To-
20 bo1s, s,uihsrn Belle To. 80 Ss' Commerce Tobacco;
baocoi 10 bKs Industry fabaeco.
Cigars.
500 Josephine Cigars; s, oSa Brands, IssOrted
sundries.
O0O racks dne cOarte sAlt 81 doI. Bed Cords;
100 bbls MOlasses fcz. eagra Hammocks;
So ksgE 6Oidsn SyEpp; 30 dos Coca BippefG
70 boxes Lemon syruP; 50 ecs. Whisk Broom1 and
10 bxs Brady Cherrie.; Hearth Brushes
5 bxs Union soapi 100 kits Mackerel;
20 kegs soda; 90 nxs Cove Oyster;
- bbls Ain ond'; 61 bxs Pickles, A,sO ted;
10 DemJOhns assorted; 800 bags shot;
so paekag :, hne Teas, 2tu kegs Willie Lead:
g. doz. pain I'd buckets; lOeases Preserved FruitE
so dog. Cedar busEets
We viii purchase at the highest market prices the
following articles Of country produce.
Pea Nuts, Lard, Cotton Yarns
Feathers, TaloE klouT,
BeezuAx, White Beans, Meal
Ginseng, Peas Chewing Tobacco
Flax SEED, Eggs, Peach brandy
What Butter, APPS e Brandy,
Ry@ RAGS, PinkrOot
DAT, Tar, coperAre
Corn, Hay, Orchard Grass Seed
Mlet Seed. &dsnp, Blae Grass
Dried Peaches, Bagxing, Timothy
Dried ApPez, Rone, Herds Grass
wOo, Pow lines, Hemp, %
Bacon, BED Cords, Onions.
Potatoss, sc ,ke,
county dealers and farmers having any Of the r
sale, I'll do we'll 10 call when theyv the ety.
jure26-u
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RAINS G. BROWN

HAVING purchased the entire interest Of James Herman
u in IN late firm Of Kernsn = Rans, will s
liabilities and receive al accounts due said hrm Thy
will continue the Drug Medical Business the we'll
known stand No 10 Public Square Vhere whole, ale and
retail dta respectfully invited to cali ard insnect
the extensive stock OF D'Ug, Medicines Paints Oils
Dyestufs, Inst uments Extracts, French and Fnlsh
Chemical Peruvery Fancy Articles snrH, Tobacco, 4cs
&c, all Of which will be sold At reduced prices.
RAINS 4 BROWN,
No. 10 South si1e Public Square
Nashville June 2tth. 1857
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27

COLONEL s8aRrS---ysss rsossvud ; ans -
" ssstzcns e coioEsd sAsa. hssi 50 ~. and vars
s@er~,u. Aagi :. 4. nsdILL
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted TO the Nashville Manufacturing
"a Company requested to call and make immediate
payment as the business will be closed.
JAO. B. JOHNSON,
iune25 1857. President.
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For Sale.
COME QUICK OR LOSE A BARGATN

DETNG compelled 10 change my business, am Offering
ID for sale, good terms All Of our Livery sock con-
siSt'ng OF Horses BugFes Carriages &C. &C Those Who
wish TO into a money making business viii do VIII TO
call Immediately.
q W. SUMNER.
81 3. Market street
fune16. Nashville Tenn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27

EXCLUSION AND PI &c ON THE
4TH OF JULY.
THE SHELBY GUARDS have chartered the fine s'eamer
Umpire" for the -Four anj will leave the Landing
al O'Clock 10 the morning for Marowbone Grove.
Tickets Al 50, admit Gentleman and two LADIES'
hne Band has been engaged for the oceasion
fine Gold Watch will lie put up and shot for by the
Company.
g Tcketa can be had at the different Music and
Store and on board the Boat june std
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= We are @aiAofi1ea u anaeanss 1apl Jsas s. D1sH-
~ esnadsss tor cosuE cour cssrs, AZ sAs na.sA
eissil~n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27
Smiths Bitter East India Ale.

Smiths Bitter East India Ale.
IUsf received Der stsaasr H4ssinss soSsizansn.--
u hhds ssRiihs iAuef Al.
5bas Do % do
70 X IBIS e Do
This Ale l. equal 20 AzoFps o. any imported brAnas
luBsla cAkrkk. aekAf co.
100 Bats suzishs ssack Ale.
lOOa3 bsla % Do
- cAsks roanrsrh Pale Ale. piats.
- cask - Sue Haas Pale A .. pants. On JaEHl
- cAsks harct4ys fsfk ~ Ca-'s hFosn scat.
yassis. oAkrER. Msxlr CD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27

WILL ss f0r eash 70 he hghssf bddsr On The Pubic
SaaArs IN NahFi1e, e. ne Cd to1rt House gaze. an
sOfh day ofJune 1917,
kou.e sad pare o. Ind NE MareeseoFo' tnrnpiks,
asout f.ur rles fen Nssh ale, knosa The cd Tavern
ftaua ao~nsrls ocrupi-d b. ja MeCuHceh and soE a
Ia. in. b. kos Naushn ne above land 4 three
scrss LIVED % prefety q "a nned Y4as
fr.n sx.es,n is hand, ssaed bon he Hanorabs sa-
pr.n- C. - ID Ma hFi3c. fene hsor q fnothy Doc
son Adlinistrate', A..
Sc uilhln tha hoars Pre- crbsd ~ law
JNo. r. ADMcNDsON Shsria.
fsas la BsE 2 E,ftS. D. shsnR
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
B. LANIER 81 co,
WE vii oGsr II frout Of cur wsre house on Tuesday
w Jane SON, At 10 O'clock Tor CASH large stock q
Fresh Gr0ceries, viE
leohhds asst sraiss sagar; - bis se-,sar-
Is bliss. p do 50 \ bbls AolAsses;
10 bBls ozdered DO b0o ksgs Nails kssartrd.
10 boxes D.Esk do s0.Qu0 aassa a alt-- Cszars:
800 esgs prime BAliaaore 81 BIS Carrots saaa;
Rio Codes, 1oQdoErn Sockets
100 bss~ prime n q. Coffee, 20 bassp,s ch4upagoes
Loo k4k bxs stzF N he's - eAsks best iaH s5da
800 bx- A.seFsed 6ls-sEsFrs ~ c<sss sAsdns-;
10 bbls MAG ahsssS ii1ox hsrrna;
40 Vsriaas % 10 uencss ace
90 Bosrbor DO 100 HKa Tobacco,
81 Aye 90 30 bKs stzr oantlss;
ulth al he smaller articles IL the dToesfy aas
jansss, 1881. q. LANIER a co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27
NOTICE
i signs1 was this day dissolved By mu'usI consent.
JAMES HERMAN,
THO5. B. RAINS.

THE undersigned having retired from The Drug any
chemical business, respectfully tenders HIS thanks
the citizens Of Nashville and The public generally Tor the
liberal srpDor bestowed upon the late rm Of Herman
Rains aud cheeriuly ecommen's the Numbers Of the
arm to the public gentlemen Worthy 81 their conf
denee and patronage. JAMES KERNAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27
WHISKY. Brandy g. VINES,

WE have on hand and for sale a choice assortment
w Domestic LIQUORS, whsh We offer at wholesale 10
the Nashville trade viz:
800 bbs MCnonRshela and Rye whisky;
200 " Smiths Ou Reserve do
800 d" bourbon, cur * Brand.
100 " Cstawba Brandv, los price;
100 Sweet MALAGA Wine
10 " Muscat Vine very nice:
$50 y casks French Packages Brandy;
1000 bbls. Doub E Rectifed whisky
25 bbls. TO year old Copper Whisky, rom 90 80 70
az 81 per gal.
Louisville, June 10 -cSn. JNO B. MeILvAIN SON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27
RGRE RnI1K.

FIRsr RATE artlcls Of FIRE nkIcK. ear alssy, hs
n had asthe Agreatzrl I1pionsnt and Seed store q
janclT-coin D. .. WELLth, n.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
ON TUFsDAv, THE I4TH OF JULY NEXT. will be Of.
pred for sale on the premses thAt valuable pToerty
on High the Corr oraten School House
OF froutiDF feet les said street and run
ming back iT5 Is feet alley The property will be
sold on cre4it OF and two years, payable In
Pank with good security bearing interest rom date aud
~ retained desiring information IN regard 10 tbs
Al owe property can get Il by calling either Of the
dsrzIgned W. A GLENN,
W. H. HORN
Up. COLEMAN,
funef0 School Committee.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27

Upon the particular provision nos before us.
shall vote eertaiuly for the smeDdmeut offered BY
,be honora0ls senator iron North laTOiina because
deny absolsfsgy sAaf there u aay possT. osgkf
70 b. asy poesr, q sgstsd 10 ans territory. 20
a. people ~ aas tsTr.fors, 70 dechrs nAo shst
Cfisss N fhs tsnfoTs, sots % srsa fhs-ssives Afo
as iaaspenas@i STATE. aBd BY sssScialioa sish thS
etAtss 10 the Uncn, 70 Taxa thsir shaEs IN The ed
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-27
SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

iuneqs. 1851
The Kanzas news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1857-1859, 1857-10-03
Voters I
Something "Practical. ,,

On Monday next the people are called on,
in the language of the orators of the Grass
hopper Falls Convention, to edo something
practical" We fear the result viii be suf-
feiently practical If we win it viii be
just because the Pro-slavery bogus officials
deem it the best policy to let Us win. But
we have not won yet.
Let no Free State man absent himself
from the polls. Vote under protest. Swear
against the whole thing, and let that be the
only oath you take; but vote. We may
truly differ as to the legitimate character
and wisdom of that policy; but do not let
us incur tbs charge of aiding that defeat
which the fraud of our enemies is sufficient
to accomplish. To the polls, then. Let
all vote.