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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
The Canvass closed ia East Tennessee
Hatton stiIl Leads the way.

We attended the discussion between Hatton and
Harris, at Clinton and Kingston, on Friday aud
Saturday last, both of which places were marked
as victorious backgrounds, in the march of our
gsllant standard bearer. Hatton has yet lost
the advantage he gained 10 casting the canvass at
Camden, but still holds his competitor to the rack
Il lie has driven rri- from point point, until now
but little remains of the originally fmsey speech
with which he set out.
At Clinton, the evidences of Hatton's complete
victory, were plainly visible upon the countenan-
ces of both Americans and Democrats. The for
mer seemed Del GIFTED with their young champion,
the latter evidently disappointed in the
ability of the "maturtd statesman. Hatton not
only gained triumph, but made voteS by the dis
cussOn.
At Kingston, the "matured statesman" was COM
pletoly ovrrthrown. HaJton's last speech crushed
him out entirely. His fimsy sophi-tries, were
torn into shreds, and bis contemplate tricks to
evade a manly discussion, were so thoroughly ex-
posed as to expose him the TidicUle OF the whole
assembly. Since the demolition of Mount Pisgah,
az Kingston, by Jones' nothing has been Witnessed
there at all comparable with the defeat of Harris
he looked at the close of the discussion, like the
very picture of defeat he was literally demolished
and left East Tennessee as mad" as when at Fay
etieville Ae resorted to "Pug Uglyism" to relieve
himself from the unenviabe post on In which the
"mere school boy" had placed him.
We will say to our friends, elsewhere, that Hat
ton is improving daily both in health and voice,
and we doubt not will carry flag in triumph,
10 the close of the canvass-KnorviiLs Register.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

The Knoxville Register has the followin
paragraph. We will be obliged 10 Gen. Hsr
ris TOR an explanation of his meaning:
DEIVES TO THE WALL On the question OF Allie
Suffrage ana the NaiuraiE ton laws, Harris D.
tense has become tsFllly thread bare. Al Bean
Station, Ia the confusion Of defeat, be took mo-
strange position iH reference 70 foreigners. He d,
eiarrd ~ tavor Of "ExtEadiIion laws That i. b
said 4 toFrigness, after haviag lived here ve ysar
efnhot establish IA Court good moral chAFactei
lei hso' bs driusH frJR ths e0satry. Thisiis a.
ridiculous posliion tAkvR by a nan Wbo, It o.
saue the 10 al earnest advocate Of the ''aiamos
doetflae" OF Aiiun Suffrage Dos any man ne,
auy better evidence Ihat hs 4 completelg Whigpe
cat Ii the discussion.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
Cheering

The Chattanooga AdVertiser of Saturday
has an account of a meeting of candidates at
Pikevile on the 18th and 14th. We make
the following extract:
Other candidates we're mixing about among the
people, shaking hands, and all that Tuesday
evening MessFs Trewhitt and Burth, candidates
for the Senate, addressed Lhe people They are
both lair young speakers, but the masses, who car
~ the day, will cast majority OF their votes for
IrewhitU His political principles are right he is
we'll posted up-speaks huently, and mixes we'd
With the people. His election is not disputed only
oy d few OF the most venturrsome democrats,
Judge LLOYD, aud Col. Spears, both being citiz ns
Of Bledsoe their Election creates the most excite
menL The democrats OF BIedsoe, where both can-
dliates are well known, give Up that Lloyd will get
a msjUgity in that county, bat they eudeavor TO
make the people believe that Spears will oea, bin
IN tie DISCREET That Is al tor effect Judge Lloyd
has spolless Characters sound Whig-a gooe
farmer, OF the people aud Tor the people, and as
such man as they will delight 70 honor with thef
votes
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

However much we may regret the course OF
Walker it is gratifying to reflect that he cannot
force the people OF Kansas adopt his suggestions
share with him his opinions Union aud Amer
lean.
Well, he has ''forced the people of Kansas
to adopt his suggestions" You have been
aware of this fact for several days, and have
not dared to open your mouth on the subject.
Are your opinions a secret that you should be
so careful to conceal then7 If you sincerely
regretted the "course of Walker" what are
your feelings towards the national, free State
democracy of Kansas, who have endorsed that
course2 You know you will be compelled to
speak out your sentiments on this interesting
the election?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

We again repeat that while we heartily approve
OF the Instructions of the Executive, as we urder
stand them, and as stated by Governor Walker in
the extract above quoted and while We also coFdi-
slly approve and endorse the exposition of Mr..
Buehanan's views, as suthoritatively announced by
the Washington Union, ace desDty regret the
course, and regulate lcitLolt qualification the POI.
tcy Coz. Walker has thought proper to iauGgasrate.
- Union and american.
But IL has turned out that the Executive ap-
proves "the policy Gov. Walker has thought
proper to inaugurate." You have repudiated
"without qualification" that policy, what have
yOn to say of the mGtionaL Administration
Does Mr.. Buchanan's endorsement cleanse the
policy of its odium? Is this question of any
moment to the people of the South9 You can
discuss quite fippantly matters of small coz
Germ, but when vital question is presented,
you are more silent than the ghost of Hamlet's
ill-starred father. We hope the democracy
will interpret the weighty meaning of that ST.
lence, and speak for themselves, in thunder
tones, at the ballot-box. They have been de-
ceived, monsirously, shamefully deceived, and
they are beginning to see the source, course
and result of the deception. They would
prove untrue to themselves, and to the princi-
Piles which they have ignorantly thought they
were unfolding, when in truth they were
trampling them under foot, if they were to
fail to speak out. Will they suffer the dearly
bought territory of our common country to
pass quietly into the hands of aliens and squat
tiers, and thereby suffer themselves and their
children forever, to be disfrancbised of the
rights of property in these territories9 We
believe not; we trust not.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
Trouble in the Sag Nicbt C.mD

IL e evident from the signs of the times that the
wire puiiers and strikers OF the Progressive Con-
Ferglng Lines Democracy of Tennessee, are in
PetK OF trouble just about this time. They are be-
ginning to sound the alarm that ''all is not we"-
that more energy" concert of action" &C. is
absolutely necessary to carry the day. The school
boy mas walked them up, and wherever lie has adj
dressed the people, he has achieved a decided vic
TORY. They know IL, and some OF the more candid
OF Inc party have been forced to confess it. To
such an extent has Col. Hatton aroused the AMI
American legions throughout the State, that they
are calling through their presses upop the "ppt.T.
rined, to awake" arouse" and stand by their
man Harris IN this his hour OF discomfort New
missionaries are being out TO warn in the 'breth
erIng. Andrew Ewing, S. Il. And, rsou, (the Poe I
Master at Nashville, ana that arch demagogue An v
johnson, are 60 tske the stump forthwith in behalf
OF the great WeRther-gau 20" candidate of the DO.
gus Democracy. "The necessity which makes such
oroadside necessary must be a desperate one in
deed" Governor and a Post aster and an ex-
member OF Congress- all at oncel Not ouly this,
Geo. w. Jones is out on the stump and through the
papers, not for himself but for Harris appealing
to the faithful TO ''bo firm this one time more" All
tris indicates that something is "rctten in Denmark
ana while our opponents doubling their ILL
geuce III order 60 save themselves from defeat let
US be up and DOING determined TO win glorious
victory. We can do il and we ciH DO il. Our
american friends have every thiug 10 encourage
them IN this contest. We have an able standard
beArer, and the cause be advocates is a glorious
cause, and II We but do our duty ROBERT HATros
VIII De our next Governor as sure as Two and Two
make four. We ten our opponents that the mass
es are with as this time. Andy Johnsopi,m is on
the wane, as every one must confess who ia M ali
iaInliHr with the lss ues before the people Wesay
TO ctr American aud Wing friends be of pooJ
cheer. glorious prospect Is just ahead let Us see
TO u that II Is DOT blasted by inactivity aud want
OF CONFIDENCE on our part-SheibyUlie Ergositor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
n NASHVILLE:
MONDAY, JULY 20, 1857.
Canvass in the sth Congressional Dis
trict.

The people of this District are generally
aware Of the severe domestic sffl ction, which
mas recently befallen Gen. ZoLLooFFER, the
american candidate. Suddenly called away
from his appointments in the midst of an ac-
tive canvass, he returned to this city to realize
the desolation which death had already spread
over his household.
Col. QUARLEs, hearing of this calamity, de-
sisted from the canvass, and, while extending
his sympathy to his competitor, placed the
further disposition of their appointments in
his hands. The result iP, that the gentlemen
have mutually agreed to recall their remaining
appointments, for public speaking, and that
their active canvass may be considered as
closed. As much as the circumstances may
be regretted, both the candidates are suff-
GENTLY known for The people to choose intel
ligently between them, without further can
Vass, and the matter is thus left with the
people of the District.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

CLAIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,

FTNHE attention Of Ra road Companies, Farmers. Manu-.
tzeturers, and ali persons DESTROYS d purchasing at
home good msohnery, such STEAM ENGINES, CAsF-
tNGS Of cry description, GEARTNG, CAR WHEELS Of
the most improved patterns, SAW Mills, PUMPS &c &C.
is respectfully called 70 this Establ shmert grow
rapidly the premises Of tLe Nashville Manu-
featuring Company We intend carry the busnes
fully before, and IN n take
commenced leraton IN biachsm III shop and Boiler
yard and sha give immediate satisfaction old
Customers.
We are experienced Heehanics-each Of Us personally
attending 70 his depaFtme thus be
able erioT ~ lower hereto
this city. We shall every piece ~
work done this Estah!shment, and give prompt and
personal attention every ORDER le Office; thus
hole give general sat- faction ADD pat oulsed By All
friends Of home aauac ure. NJ. JACKER 4 Co
Claiborne M4chiae WORKS, Ma hviile Tenn
juns2T-u Late kashvilI- Maj d
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

t9Y@ The shAms vino are ridiouling the
"school boys" claims as a popular speaker,
certainly do not think of the injustice they do
Col. Keebe, one of their ablest aud most elo-
quent orators. He and Hatton canvassed the
fifth Congressional District last year as candi-
dates for elector; and it is we'll known that
Bob triumphed over him siGnally. Now, if Bob
is the poor speaker shams repres, Mt him to be,
what beggarly show Col. Keeble must have
made last yearl Our own opinion is that
Keeble is more of an orator than Harris.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
McKENZIE & WILSON,

ORIGINAL Patentees OF the NNESSEEAN, Wrought
" Iron Cooking Stove for faules hotels and planta-
tons.
We are manufacturing sizes OF these Stoves which
made OF Tennessee Wron kht ICn, and have never
filed pie tho who have them In dipo "a
arded by the Mechanics Institute. aud prem
ium oy State and Division Fairs at din tins. We
warrant hem ony to be gotten in the best STYLE
but also varrant them to please those who purchase.
Prices sos; SIS S1l2, aud t25.
Cast from best manufactures for wood and
coal.
ONCE and Parlor Stoves;
Heating Stoves, IN great variety;
Ironing stoves anu Furnaces
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
southern Pacific RaiIroadI

nS the hTs day % August nest the books 81 subser
~ ton a. this place Tor the above road VIII De- nnsgy
closed Al She Sisn 70 subserhs the stock allo A.
this place Aouv0 haFes) or before tba al
A. the company have means for an pressat wants a.
proved aeeeptanees Nes Ofieaas ali be received os
@ cash staEtng shin eight months al me usa re "a
dlse cant charged b. city baaks
aa niormtd that aefeLty miles the road are nov sn
der contract and 'f~ means have been provided h .e
The terms and ceEaas u she conrastors Wis asrsrs
r utalt To-. 81 sofela- Iheir AID sxperieuee
a Aaaea % ths Tsresug fss, give assurance o. t en-
sfgste eqaslrcuH q ths enterDrisz iron nos
- --'e o. Nls fo41s Win grade Of 20 milia.
All us isnss franchises, &C. q the company wnen 40
IaAea Dc completed, paced sond forfears Or eo
bnEeney q suy kihd. The within ahieh q nish %
mliss = ne 18th Of February, 1858
Jsyi5- HoRsoS, Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

HArros AND WHIrE oOUNTY.-T The editor of
the Aurfreesboro' Telegraph heard the discus
sion At Sparta. He concludes a long account
OF il as fllows:
We eonvsrsed with many Of the citizens Of White
county aud they Informed Us that HAttoa's gain
over fllAoFv's vote nigh be set down a. cue 6un-
dFsd Al least
We assure our friends everywhere that the cause
Is safe Ia hattoa's hands. HE speeches vii sell
sith pOserlul sne,t wherever be i heard Lei
al CONS TO MuFiFevsb0Fo' on nsxI Thursday ana
hear foF themselves.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
no MILLERS AND COOPERN.

AVING pur 20CO acres Of heavily timbered land,
Paradise Hill, IS lies nashville, with Saw
NJ H. &c. SC, Barrel and Steve
Machinery ereon, and SHAH be prepared in weeks
supply al demand for Flour and Dry Barrels,
therefor ready prepared for setting up king superior
barrel in every respect to in use, of Machine
Hand
Samples of Barrels and Stock, be Hick's
China Hail. 46 public Having Machinery
can if necessary, turn cut 400 barrels per day.
Orders received and information given, also, County
Rights sale by
Nashvie, July IS, 1857. EDWIN FERGUSON CO
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

yea Eiae % ssu year Grain, pat good Shipping
efaer 5rAin foF shipmens over TIE SszhFlis snd
AetsA2s4EA hsllfeaa MA oay Be reserved IL Gunny
eAzs % N nsN osnabuFg sacks Of Food quality sci
seNea a2d maes e eUalan ahssg q 9 bSslazls saea
szeisi noce = giNen hat Grain lu do=aes1ss saeks
q p sseanehaaG asks o. ans asad recsisd
AS Ore ardea lacy nsglaornt lear hanaans
Ale PFeteet coatsaLs besides. e1n tsiee
tos s@fAs and eAAss saiseaas gsz5snlz aae
he shipping ark and dess1sson p IA % eaeh
s4eks II. J. ANDERSON,
lanel3. sanst
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Nashville to Beaver Dam Springs.

TTNHE undersigned running Fk-SzzSSssgA
i regular line of FOUR HORSE POST z@sAS-as-s
COACHES, TO BEAVER DAM SPRINGS, cung
Sunday Wednesday and Friday, with the Morning Tr ,n
Of Cars Of the Tenn Alabama abroad at fhomp
sons depot Fare from Nashville Beaver Dam springs
Ave dollars.
iuae2s-sm. CARrER. THONAs 4 HOUGH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

NoBLY DoSR-Mr. JAS. Z. LEAGUE has
Withdrawn from tie canvass 10 Monroe couu-
y. He was the nominee of the party, bot
another American candidate having taken the
ield, he declined, for the sake Of harmony aud
he success of his principles. de deserves
The thanks Of every American in the State.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

We hand Chi sons famous furnace, for heating
d~eltng houses puolc lid which obtained the rt
prize the hrysal Palace London, the furnaces
from Rus ia FAnee Germany aud England that put
in petition.
We sen these at Eastern prices with the freight added.
MCKENZIE 4 WILSON,
l.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
DysenIery, Bloody EIux, DIarrhea, and
ali disorders of The RoIXrIs.

he Gr@aenberg Disentery Syrup, is sovereign in all
disorders Of the Bowels. Nothing Is injurious
than the Of Opiaes disorders The Dysenterv
syrup neutrazes the acridy and chemically alters the
contents OF the Bowels and gradually checks
charges. thousand certificates of efficacy could
got in Middle Tennessee alone, but prefer TO give
York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
Wheat! Wheat!

TTNHE undersigned having orders for WHEAT will pay
the highest arket rate deliver bic at MCrea Ter
rass' warehouse, corner Broad and College
Z. WEBB,
julylT--u. Cotton and Produce Broker.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
NEW BOOKS.
NEW VELLUM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Book will be found Dc great advantages
the old style, from the parer being both thick and
strong, and toiH nos tear AIKEN dGmpened It takes
perfect in PRESTON its pages will be
lent refer those ordinary Day Book. When
use, great SUI erioriy will apparent
Coping Letters Accounts, Currents Maniests
Documents. For sale by
June l. BG CHARLES W. SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

IHE Nashville Manufacturing Company will offer for
Il sale, on the premises, 10 the highest bidder, on
Monday. 2Oth day of July,
that valuable piece OF ground recently occupied as ma
chine shop and locomotive wors situated the bank OF
Cumberland river fronting about $50 feet Water street,
and about the the wharf, being from 100 TO 70
feet DEPTH Said ground viii be sold in lots Of 80 feet
front Dg said Water street. running through to said Wharf
On the day and psce wharf lot $50 feet be-
tween said lots and the river wi be offered to the highest
bidder Suitable maps OF said ground viii be furnished on
the day OF sale.
Terms of sale:
One, two and three years. with interest from date, with
two approved endorser payable in bank, and lien
retained on the property,
By order Of the Board JNO. B. JOHNSON.
june &c. IS5T.-td. Prest n, NJ. Co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, With all the
brags and clustering OF the opposition, friends
az distance may rest assured that the 9.h-Ihs
district Of the inyncible Etheridge-is safe for the
Americins-that our opponents are doomed 70 suf-
fer WORSE than Waterloo, defeat. We say this
not % discourage or lessen the eXertions OF any
let every American remember and practice on the
enIiment that eternal vigilance is the price OF lilo
erty. and that other Sentiment no less true, that
careessEess OF danger has Lost many battle.
Gen. Atkins Is clever gentleman, but be has 10
confidence in his own success: lie had little al
hrst--he has less noW-noI the quantity OF tue
croakers, WHO think aud live witbin a circle, ana
whose very wish Is father 20 the thought. Mr
Etheridge appeals nobly 20 has Teeord-(tor demo-
cratic satisfaction never having given a Wheu
and where good Buchanan democrats did not vote
with him. Gen. Atkins knows, this, aud as for
charging or insinua,ing Black Republicanism on
Mr. E.heridge-he leaves that for those whose
ture and training de- them for dirty work.
Mr. T. is 10 fne spiriLs-tslks aud acts Ike it,
whips bis opponent soundly onevs ~ stump, mere
ioIetaste Of tue joys to come IN AugusL-1FsHf0s
STANDARD.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
Bargains!! Bargains!!I
w. A. & J. G. McCLELLAND

RE Offering very large and desirable Stock of Staple
"A and Fancy Coos, very Telucrd pTces for cash.
Person buying goods in this would do well
anime their stock, great bargains may be expected.
Rich Dress Goods.
Elegant Flounced and Bayadere Silks; Striped and
Checked do Fcunced Printed Plain Barreges Rich
MGsias, &C, at greatly reduced prices (Past style
Bareges, &C, greatly below cost.)
MantIes, ShaVvls, sc.
We Offering Nantes, Shawls and scar very cheap
to close.
Table Linens Napkins Towels, Linen Sheetings, heavy
family Linens, Curtain DamHsks Mattngs and all kinds
OF Staple Goods, very cheap. large lot OF C WindoS
Shades at very low prices,
METROPOLITAN STORE,
Nashville July IT. 81 Il IS College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
WHITR SIX BONEETs ~ FYpRpss

ID EcEtyED this morning b. Expreis a lot Of Waite sik
II Bonnets Of The very latest styles beautiful ma.
teFiai.
Alss. o. eiegant small Hgid French Jaeen.,ts
wth SO pcs White Ausgueto Netting Cur sto-k Of os
in general j. vel assorted, and vii Be offered 10 rsrts
0aky AZ low prices.
June S. IRBY NORGANk Co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

The ChiIdren'S PanaCPa is well known to be
most efcacous all disorders Of children from FIVE
years old. Why should twOthds Of ali the children born
die before they FIVE old if it that the
Vermifuges and all the Oher powerful medicines admins
tered them injurious. Teetnng other
diseases Of the second summer but little appreEen
sion where this is used The Dvsentery S, rup and Chill
dren's Panacea worth than words express.
julyi7 MACKENZIE & bECKWITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the Nashville Manufacturing
"a Company requested to call make immediate
payment as the business viii be closed.
june26 1857. President
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20

Let woman have every virtue rnder the sun, il
she Is slalternly. inappropriate her dress,
her merits viii be more than hall oDscared. H.
Deug young che i untldy, or being ola fanIastie,
or sloyeny, her mental quaihe atiOns stand chance
OF belag passed over with indIHsrenes.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
NEw YoRK. Anril 25th. rs.

Ny position last year. Cairmanof the Sanitary
mittee OF this city, brought any in cont act Nth
persons su eHng from Cholera, DyseDtery, &c Facts
co ming under nv own observation, with reference to he
efficacy of Dysentery Syrup in the diseases have
confirmed by the testimony of associates the
mittee and particularly by Alderman De Forest,
First Ward SO stTOn ly impressed with the value Of
your preparation, Icaused il be the Quarantine
where the Cholera then e. ised it little
maTkable that but single reported At erwaFds
TIMOTHY K III BA d, NJ. d.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
New Wheat Flour.

Just received and in Store ESQ bags new Wheat
- Flour, iu lO0 and 25 pound bags. Lavergoe and
Boards Mfls, and for sale by r. @. handy,
july 7-tE College St., Broad.
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FIRE HnHeK.

q ftAsf-kATk sFt.cle % FIak HAIGg. eza alHsgs b
hsa - lhs Asgclt.Fal Unpleasant aEa esed stcIz a.
ta1ess~ro41. 3. 5. WELLkE. 81.
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TO BUILDERS
Heating Furnaces,

We have hand large assortment of COMMON and
PARLOR CRATES from The prnc al manufa etories OF
New YORK. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. To persons who
buy by the quantity, will sell at Low prices.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-20
For Sale.
WHISKY, BRANDY g. WINES.

VA have hand and fsz sale chsce EssaFtraeat
w uonestie lsqauTs, uhich cacf a. HAolsssIe =
she SashKiile tFsde,
taa tbiz. AanuBEzhsls and Rye Whitkys
too = sasssh's o. sesersa Do
500 = beafbon. extra EraBa
le0 = CataNba hraa.tg, taN priess
1O1 = EEeet EzssFa Niae.
lee = Bus1zt Mlns. very nices
I5a = E4kEs Erench Passages Bf@adgs
lulsa 6h3s. Doaate keetiAet " hisKy,
- kbiz.6 = yrax Cd CoRRer MhliAy tam g s. Z
81 - peF T4h
Lsuissals. Jaas iss-1sa- INC. b asIIvAEs SOB.