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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-22
Tom Moore's Life Complete
w. 7. Berry 6 Company
NAVE JUST RECEIVED
MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE
or
L III o NJ A : MOOR E.
EDITED RY LORD JOHN RUSSELL.
vols. roval vo.. cloth.
nuinions of the Press.


'who has heard Of Tom Moore, the Irish Poetf To
all who have read bis popular Melodies this ucrA
will prove exceedingly Interesting especially the autobog
raphy OF the Poet from his earliest reeoectOns 10
hood. We heartily recommend h''-N Y. Courier.
"Thnmas Moore the last Of The great poets thst our
shed in the beginning Of the century biography, 20
ably written must he esgery sotght sner. Tie publ
eay indebted Nessrs. Appleton for the cheap
and elegant manner in which thew have issued t"-N l.
Com. Adr.
"This work has been much looked for with interest
the admirers Of the bard Of modern tines The
has disappointed The sparkling vivaeiy
Of Moores letters viii mend hen models Of style
thOs who aim eminenee in spistOlary correspond
ence"-Ai6any Register.
Every has the taste elegant literature
will at procure a copy OF toe wOrk."-CAar'est0s
Courisr.
at 10 US that Lord John Russell has prepared
very credtahle work indeed he evidently entered upon
it cOnamOre has think pursued Il to ~ end with
sdeity, enthusiasm and aeeuraey."-Biiish Co'opist
The work has two great attractIons-one tFe subject
the other the editor. But cannvs look into II without
seeming that it answered the highest expectations thai
coui be ega'ey formed Of, The work will Of course,
be gem the literature Of The day."-AlbdRy Argus
"That edited with ability the name Of Ens'Ands
great statesman is a guara'y."-E. Y. CburchmGS
"Moore's Life By RAss@ presents striking picture OF
English e such came within The observation and ex-
periencs Of the poet" SoutscrT CiriFirs Adrocdfe
eve the min7t, f1cete, ct ctsra Of one Of the
versatile voluDtuous and melO icons bards who ever
sang. His innaces with all the refuses Of the day,
whether they poes artists, statesmen, aud the
navets with which he honestly raes away every
'hiug in hi literary life his social either, in which
latter nj. bon vivant Propensities,
have in his style OF narrsng them much more Of charm
toru than generally End in The private fe Of men Of
genius where eursn desorously drawn aside
end il here. ~ Saturday Budget.
w. -. y. & Co. have also sale
The ENGLISH EDITION % MOORE's LIFE AND
| OOKRESPONDENCE. I'm S vols u mo. cloth
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vance, enter our protest. We believe the
American party has before it high and
holy mission to perform, and it is time for
it to enter upon the discharge of that duty.
We wish us principles discussed and its OBJ
jects known. We court free manly and
fair investigation. 1t has been ridiculed
and basely misrepEesented; its speakers
and presses have been forced into the dis
cussion of false issues and hypothetical pro-
positions. The division OF sentiment which
existed between members of the same party
prior to the Kansas-N Nebraska legislation,
but which was dissipated as soon as it be-
came law, has been thrust as fungus,
upon every succeeding canvass. Unfortu-
nately for us, our people have submitted TO
it, and have been led off into the discus
sion of an abstract question of policy and
expediency, when no such question was be-
fore the country-and about which, if again
revived, there would be no division Of opin.
ion or action. We have permitted a willy
foe to lead US, by the false glare of an ig-
mas fata1s, into false positions. We have
permitted thesame to.foe select the ground
upon which to fight the battles, aud defeat
has been our portion. In the approaching
contest the democracy are dependent upon
the same expedient. 1t is time that i'm.
material issues should be discarded, and
that principles should be commended to the
public mind, instead ofempty appeals to the
passions, and prejudices. We have shown
the Nansas-Nebraska issues to be unreal,
so far as any election in Tennessee is con.
cerned, and that its discussion is as sense
less as it is useless Let this humbugery
be henceforth discarded, and the true and
living issues in which we are all interested
be fairly presented to the people; and
whatever may be the result, there can be
no complaint.
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We fear the Patriot, 10 lie anxiety to he well rid
OF Gen. HASKELL. has not shown that distinguished
know nothing leader fair play. We are assured
that that paper in stating that Gen. HASKELL has
been, within the tire restricted by the constitution,
a eitiz of Arkansas, is contradicted by the oath
of the gentleman bimsslt His vote having been
challenged at Memphis, he swore that biz absence
in Arkansas was only temporary business, and
that be had alvey. considered Tennessee his resi-
dence.- Union and AmeT1c1n.
To be voter requires a residence of one
year only, and to be Governor, seven years
in this State. GEN. Haskell was resi-
dent more than year previous to the last
November election; but has not, we are
informed, been citizen of Tennessee for
seren consecutive years last past. His vote
was therefore legal, while he would be in
eligible to the Office of Governor. There
is no contradiction in this. We have new
er shown any anxiety to be rid of Gen.
Haskell, and the effort of our neighbors
to convict us of unfairness or him of per-
jury, is as unfounded as it is ridiculous.
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The American Candidate for Governor;
Who shall he be
GAINEspoRo', ApriI 2, l85l

GAIxEsBoRo', April ., 1857.
MEssRs EDlroRs: The, time is fast approaching
when we should have our standard bearer in the held
and 90 common With the American and Wing
parties Of Jackson and Putnsm counties feel that
the conservative principles of the American party
should, and will ultimately triumph. The question
is frequently asked, who will be the Candidate OF
the American party for Governor in the approach
ing canyass7 Mr. Editor there is but one answer
TO this question in this end Of the 4th District Col
NJ. NJ. Brien, of Nashville ls certainly the man for
the occasion, il he viii accept the position. IL Is
thought, land fully concur in the OPINION, that he
can get many hundred votes now in the 4th Con-
gressioual District, where he was born and raised,
than any man the American party can run. Col
Brien is an energetic and untirng man in any thing
in which he engages. A bold, fearless, and popular
eLster, and well versed in sill the great political
questions of the day, our party need not fear to
send him out to battle against any Go'iah of moo
ern iocotocoi1n hope Col. Brien will p,rdon the
writer for stating that they were raised together,
that he h IS known him long, he has known him well
he has known him when orphan boy IN ooseuri'
ty and poverty, and Col. Brien unaided by the POI"
of wealth, or in6uentiAl friends, by his own In
domitable energy and Industry and tllents' has
made himself what he is, d now occupies posi'
ton in society that any might be proud or de
is wing of the right stamp, was always great 40
mrer of those great and good men, Henry Clay,
and Hugh L. White, and their great and glorious
conservative whig principles, and now fully endor-
SIS and supports the great principles OF the Ameri-
can party.
He ia an able and popular man, as an esiience
of which, and that those who know him have un-
limited confidence in the man, look to the last cleo
ton for Representative in DeKab county, where
he then resided, and where there was a large ma
ority against his political creed. In that contest
he beat his opponent who the most popular
Democrat in the county nearly one hundred votes.
In conclusion allow me 90 say that with Manse
Brien (aiias Harry as our standard bearer in the
ensuing contest We can and will follow him to bttle
and to victory. JACKSON AND PUTNAM
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LINDSLEYS ADVERTISEMENTS,
SALE EXTRAORDINARY.

nN TUESDAY, THE 2srH INSF., on the premises will
" sell Of the valuable business lots Ia the city
Of Nashville II is the properly immt diatey adjoining the
warehouse Of W II. Gordtn Co., from log Mark I
street, and running hrous and fOnng Front
occupied p1r by B. = Weller A. DAVIS and Others.
zach IS Market street eendng through
81 leet, wi the front Front immedatey
op, he steamboat landing They will sold,
with the or vilege OF both
1t isHsed for 10 business that these
the suAble business stands that viii be Of
ered for sale In Ma hve OF fine width of uOusual dph,
and commanding the the heavy Ousi-
OF the city they WuI command the attention OF all
seeking promne business inds The privilege OF adj
joining walls had asria b reduce the pr
Of building
Terms6 IL ls "a so and Sc months for notes sisfc.
'ory endorsed, bearing interest payable In banx AMI
len retainei. sale at II eel ek a. NJ
April Is to- AVS LtNDsLEY
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New Books.
NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED THIS DAY

CHARLES W. S NTH.
My Last Cruise; or, Where We Went and What We Saw.
By A. W. H2bersham, Lieut.. O. S. Navy.
TIE American Citisea-His Rights and Duties according
to the Spirit Of the Constitution.
Adventures in Several Countries Of the Interior of Af-
ca, from 1859 to 1856
Texas, by Chas. Summer6eld.
Life in its Lower intermediate and Higher Forms. By
PHILIPPE Henry Gosse, F. RS.
scampaviss from Gibel Tarek to stamboul. By Harry
Grngo, (Lieut. Wise, U. S. Navy.)
Inquire Within for Anything You Want to Know.
Old Haun the Pawn. Broker Or The Orphans Legacy.
A Tale Of New York.
The Husband in Utah. Or, Sights and Scenes among the
Mormons. BY A. q. Ward.
The Bay-Path: tale OF New England.
apr10
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-22
The wheat Crop i'm Illinois.

In Southern Illinois, as far North a. Montgomery
county. the crop is said to look very ine In the
vicinity of Alton and Monticello there is promis-
ing prospect for good yield. Between Blooming
ton and Alton very few good looking & lis can be
seen. From the Northern part of the State the ac-
counts are favorable. We will not perhaps be much
out of the way to Say that the crop promises to be
good one, in Northern and Southern Illinois, and
unusual short one-almost entire failure as to
inter whest-in the central half Of the State-Mo
Democrat
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-22
SEWING MACHINES

7 NJ singer co. have opened office, at &c, Public
Square Nashville. for the sale Of their celebrated -eW-
ing Machines ThOe who wish topu chase Sewing Machines
which they depend do At the abnYe place.
TITS generally admitted by all who have used ewing Va
chimes IN Singers super all others They be
used all fabrics such Muslin, linen 10TH oton,
Leather by merely changing the Medic and Thread They
viii work with spool ton. ~is, or Thread these ma
chimes wort faster; durable and simple than
others They warranted do what they represent
ed Singers Machine established fact Call and see it
in operation at IS, Public square, Ma hyiie
T. NJ SINGER co.
Reng practical Machinist, prepared 10 hN al Ma
chimes Of singers hatmay (by Sccden get out Of oder
aprT. 2. FOY, Agent.
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SAINT ALBANS.

IN THUR DAY, the 23d inst, Z premises, I viii sc
" thai convenient and commanding residence in Egced
known as ST Al BANS This pTope ~ Is too well known
20 attempt is description. The site not srpa sed
by any in the vicinity Of Nashville The bulldogs
and conmodous. built by the Tor his
than uualcns snd q the best material The house
contains fourteen rooms, kitchen servant room, On
the grounds Of the best csterns that be built
containing 1901 barrels The house will be sold with so feel
Of ground front Spring running back 42 feet
ret, with street on the side.
The residue Of the grounds will be divided into suitable
Lots, plans Of which viii be exhibited day ofsa e.
T,RMs6 12 rs "a 3d. and Sc months for satsfac
torily endorsed, payable IN bank and N retained
Possession given immediately The house be examined
by one wishing to do So
Sale at IL o'co, A VI. Omnibus usual.
A. v s. LINDSEY.
Y II GIAsrncK Ancinneer. anrlk
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Notice.

n meeting Of the Directors Of the Tennessee Marine
"A and Fire Insurance. company, held this day at their
Ohce dividend Of SIR DotiSs per Adre was declared
Of tie profits Of he past tx months One hat to be
app led TO The payment Of the FULL the
mainder 10 the tocl holders IN CASH
aprI-lmd A. WI. BlTLEN, EecretAry
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M,GAYOCK.

ON MONDAY the 18th Of May next will make the ser
" en- sale o. Lots 20 This truly beautiful Adtiou, The
propIistors OF McGagoek spsring expen'
their efforts adj all they the GrAl
attractions these grounds and indulge the hope thzt IL
vii fail short Of becoming % the most nterestsg
and deghlt places for Private Residences be 0and Sd-
jlcent 20 Nashville city Ia the unon,
The streets all bhag well graded end McAdam ted
the roaads cleared OF stlaps, brushes etc., etc. md the
trees topped and trimmed
shou be LEASED to have citizens. ladies vel As
gentlemen visit the ground, sxauHe and JUICE Tor them
selves The Lots 70 be sod he flth ~ Nay front en- the
Basn VISTA lump Fm Avenue, ovei street. and
on Ophea and Metm0re Avenues, no Of vhich are 10
vile aad adorned with forest trees Piats OF
the Los viii, any line be iurn he'd 10 any one Who VIII
call nv once
TEsNs o. SALE-1 q 3, AMI years credit, fnr nor
beang tsrest payable IN ban, the tEo first satstae-
torly lien retained.
sale al II oc Oek A. NJ. 0mnibusses a. usa u.
A. 5 LlNDsLEY
T. r. GLAsoooK, Auetloneer, apr3o
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The NeW York Christian Observer Gays that it is
Tinted 10 private circl,s that R-v. G b. CheeVer,
who has been railing furousy in regard to the
late decision of tie United States Supreme Court,
ms lost his reason and far as "the saverg ques-
ton" is concerned has become monC maniac.
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TO THE srocKuoLuEHs OF rHE
Winchester & Alabama r. r. Company

HERE vl be messing o. the Stockholders Il ne v n
chester and Aiaaa = Gair ad oaa any a the sosrt
house. in The q Winchester, tennessee, TatIs-
DAY he Tn day q aay 1857 20 seet Gfteen Drec
sad Comp NY, the snsang year and - sid me liAEs
apfacath Wi BE- male % anii orkhodena. al those
persons have subscribed ia the N iiDcoln
eoniy, Tenne sye hr The purpose Il extending heir asn
trunA % s osn of fAyetlsg aceofdag 70 "a protans
q The act a ne Legs AsaFe chap I'D passed Feb
iSth. isa4 Dons b order * ne Board.
va KDw sESABLE, PresdenL
2. 7. EsFsLt- Secretary. apF8-dtr~4 = tlilai
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rTHHEkk 81 Be- a. eseeo se1 a. ~ or3e e ne q n
Il nfAcIAs fN~ukANfE aasMfAsf "a A'<.3Afs ~
a. 81 MAJ L, II e'eseek A. ~ aaui es1p : =.
a frshs ,4Fps a. ztae tisss4 tfeetofs - @AAe ace
Ne adairs e sal nee the aing tsese 1eatat
kisa a ne sac gizae aet ae. eleeeE NJ - nela
villa issraANcd AaD Hkusk coafaaf &c ne sn-
sgi--ss sAMEs wAtKxk. ss~sssry.
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IIAFIHa ths snHrs hassassa q D. n.W. Hall n NJ
II Asnis - slec4oas Al psfsans l4ientsd y nm ~
sma4nn e. kIn nal - pzld AM e POI wse :. -.
80 y t4El1a s,aa. s7ftt~kH J. ,. ktAk-
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POsIT.vE AND UNREsERVED SALE OF sixty
SEY6N VALUABLE NEGRnE9

SEW an VALUABLE NEGROES
nN WEDNESDAY, the eath May, 1851, at the swedish
" iron Works Cherokee Ftrd, - mics hou Yorkylie
T. o. VIII be soil without % tie highest bidder
valuable Negroes cansstng Of forty one MEN
seven WOMEN and nRetsen CHILDREN.
The All valuable NAMES Consisting OF Baek-
sths caTpenters and others The
iRrr Of on, IN its vafious branches.
The 'Ae VIII be positive, and uorthy the attention oil
pa -tlss IN want 81 such Negroes.
7 RNA-Ne'es At eighs months. bearing interest with
two approved enc payable al The the stale
OF soath Car Ina, AZ Charleston Uol4aeA the
bank ~ chester, Z. q.
ALso-At he sane time lad place. wi b. sold qlan.
tn Of iron, hefcasnasEi. Cons foider, &C.
Ample means Of e1sveyanse Sti De pr vided AZ York
vile. 20 take parties vhng The sae 20 charo-
kee Ford, 81 whch place Lsmesiene sprin per
sons can be aeeoumodaled with boAsd aud lod<inx
aPr22-fAsS4
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CORNS AND BUNIONS.
7. II. DIAL TON, n. d.,
SURGEON PEDLST

LATE SURGEON PEDIST
Two the Royal Families Of England Fanee snd Portugal
FROM Regent street London, PagaiX Lode lse Of
~, begs g. make known that having recently arrived IN
New Urleans on professional and pea tour Of hi
great Ameriea-he is at present. on visit OF
lew days ony, to NASHVILLE during wh en- time he may
be con aed by tho afflicted with CORNS eiher hard or
sof BUNIoNs curv otherEise trouble Ais
ali Of which, long standing bad he guarsnte
TO EFFEC UAILY aud PERMANENTLY, In The short
space Of Nv minutes without IN. SLIGHTEST PALS
either during their removal OF Il erwaris and
upon ter as strictly reaonabe III &c his services
with the reach OF ali wlo req lire them
Dr. D'Aton's tngroo 10 No. 81, 50 Coui Hotel,
Nashville private nekt door - me ign o. the no.
oce door, between and the Ladies Eatranee, anu has
no cJnnexion Whz with the pub &c rs Of tn
Hotel Consultation hours from 10 o'ciOck A. NJ, TIL o.
clock, ?. NJ, and from ali z. NJ daily, during has very
Dr. D'Aon does no. visit under any Circumstances, and
viii be very particular to the above hosrs
TESTIMONIALS.
ERoN JOHN P. WsLAcE. D., MEMPHIS.
d. U'Aou has extracted ten eoras fro my feet, with
p feet ease ard great skil HIS knowede Chemically,
hysio xieai and Anatom c4y, saueit1'; and haze
hesitation IN recon- msndins Lm to all 40 require a's
''! Memphis, Apdls 1881. JlHSP WALLACE.
TAox b r rsoHAs, D,
Dr. DAtaa has extracted severa eorss long standing
and N eat Inconvenience from the ad ale, in
a no silial pal, - aud mastery manner -,o,,,s
Memphis, APR. g. ISL. b. r. THodAs-
| EHoE JAMES EoUss. D..
Dr. DAton has extracted nambrr Of very Troublesome
corns from the feet Of meuber my iaD 4v-ry
ptror scenuh and painless have 40 hesita Ion
10 pros cling him perfectly asser VI his profession And
1 Asewte a "a ented urgron.
Aemphi, April 2, ISaT JAMES YOUNG.
Dr.. DA on his Hkezse received Numerous other issl-
moniss 10 M-mpbs from genLtmen OF The highest Tepee
liability, ineadnx T. NJ srger, Es, Attorney, &C. y o.
/ kgche, Esq, uankvr, ard nsas othsfs-
he has uaeEise received slAT testisnonlas ron John
G Iage D., r. BiaekDLin, NJ ID ,. NJ. blackbafu, 81
d Hon 3. fdrnsr. ia g~, 81 jor Cho.arJ o. Aslsson,
I 4 a, o. MeteRf sheHG, =. a. Marsha, ESQ, Joan r.
wslSOrth Esq- II nr, Kida Esq, g sarssi, q, snc
/ others OF NstcntE
Lxesisc n samuel A. Cartwright, NJ d. considered 70
he a. the pip Va rte sou b. fsn
l. CrAWeoas ~. Pr fss-og Of N missry from O. bssG ~
D. Of Anaomy ADD 0egsg AMI other equally wed
known professional Of hen tandisg Ia ~ Ca
al sN, al c. IN thousands iron Surgeons
the aab y esTgy and gsn - Of al caes IN enfopss 1Ay
! be appieatioa daring consultative h0ars.
/ Apri zi--n
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Singing Books.

Singing Books.
sosroN MELoDEos,
TfP.ToP 6LEE BOOK,
THE SHAWN,
The CHRISTIAN MINSTREL,
TIE SOUTHERN HARMONY,
ThE NATIONAL PsALMsr,
TIE PassBYFsgIAs PsALMopIsr
rms sET cAKsINA sAcRA.
~ ne dsrsa Or s1nsis sspg. Scr sAis b
apsaa oHAaLEs ". sNIiH.
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rnJ "a So ~ N W 81 M 81 me-
4HTOULD respectfully Inform the Ladies o. NASHVILLE and
w vicinity that has Just returned from the East
With large and handsome o. french susry Goods
All d the ne3est styles and fshion selected By herse'
My stock part eonts II Ladies faney Penusts an knds
french Lace sopre'f Hair anu see Bcpnss, Lace and
faean biona un and Hair * sh q sira~a.
ssses ana hirras r11n4 Flats, LeFhorn fiais cobarg
Flal Boyss Hats riam 3. a1l untr iasds % Al kinds
Ribbons.
hesusif assgfsaeat - Rftbons % al kines
uch = ere1 crsg- ga, on. Velvet Stboas Natersd
gsbons .sod.. ssh AL sse Aioeoas Aad Trimming
FLowERs
Alsrs- lsr q Eosiss tssers q AZ nis. sus Bach
Grape faaer ser1ni ~ srains fcarfs &fctths, Roses
AssA Tinarl uFgPs, iAer' - "a is .
EMBRoI0EkfEs
hanasous assortnsns II Eaarstsries Or aiss, such
A Iaes sna Wofked Coiiasf. Halves Lses Cs2rs ksa
chrmisstls IN sets Bls@ Lee ctsys tteassi ~ ssias
FoansH ard kdFlns, 81 eds. lad : s. eca AID HIS
21k fxfs KID 0iogss ~ col -, tlr i1 i1rsf. a. al
otAsr srsisa 81 Laecs' Sesr tee naweFsas = menu<
sow ladies'. l. roar tae y sei tenioasr snd ta4hlea
ahie bsnnea cheap Do Be 40 Isspr~sss0n TAI
Ioioa street. l. ne onF place yes hsao aad
fsshianabe boaaet Gail a. Ma 10 cdAr street. ant yel
i zee nat the goeds sqaAi any the cry e.z
sal yoa bsznets en- % 90 So ~, 10 fcl sh14prl
fhaa 1nf che Store - th< city.
kraaenber, ny epeaaz Sin b III eist Al ofeers
for czsEE. sttr.nE sd felEiuinE sh4u be f4aetlal
sitraaei .. aud aens IL superior styis
s-r-s ell
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TINHE siesmer ALE0NiA, NuLEa,A g-~u
Il Master viii leave for The Agove kxzyCskFekkAs
and all intermediate la1dings .16a.laEse1
WEDNESDAY, the 22a inst, at 70 O'Clock NJ
ARA A. l.. DAVIS, Agent
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Land Warrants Located.

SMALL .sEe 81 Ne NORA wsss sbout he iss q Nay.
fsrens karng Lanf Harsaas waiea tney s.n oe ..ed
IN ana flFaF4be eppQrtnnity. d4T,ns visited his
sersea 4 E1riaas saes wAia ne lAsl 1aoteea feAr,
sef e1nE1zs< e eenr - naks oc it3as tnaz vi -
aalsfaetnT4 laose eAo ssA nike taFezt1ents NJ
eha-xes ~ 10 nsr esat % d aress neat
rtlsF Ghe tasieeu een1anEg Of StshnAa generally.
- - - ~ J. a. FELL0wEs,
marehs1-tA Ne. Is Chsrrg Stree NAshyiie.
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sE unasrTnsd hzylax seedrnsd tess ne estate o.
1 h M ssl,ssaa dse'a i iasoiFent. AID haFiag sag
- Ia sancy TIA sass. All Psrtaee are acreo5
aee - as thslr cxnl ga he c4srk - ne conatS
$3.50 = n.ri.oa casnfy tksntieaied. eefoFe
- - a. a. Aazast ISL ana al persons ndeoed 10
he sstafs sss stsssed y sf secoants Hiihont ee
tr~sion W. a. EfAN&
,s.rshsf-dfu Administrator.
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ESOOrd5paO House.

TTNHE undersigned keeps a Boarding House en- Cedar
street newt the YsFsnah Hotel where he Is ready,
all times, n'nOftte transient or permanent
Roaers fair His table Is always provided with
the beStthe market affords.
ianIT GEO. W. CObfNAN-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-22
Just Received.

A If PUMPs--s dozen New York made Ale Pump for sas
n cheap by JIG ROBERTSON.
Aprils 1881.
1OA HALF BOXES RAI~IVs fresh and good.
w 100 4" W. r CHEESF.
100 bis. SWEET CRAB CIDER, a Prime
100 boxes SWEET ORANGES in Good order
and for sale by JG ROBERTSON.
April 1851. Broadway.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-22

Cream Actually Frozen in Three and
half Minutes.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-22

w. y. y. & Co. have also sale
The ENGLISH EDITION % MOORE's LIFE AMI
CORRESPONDENCE, IN S vols. 10 mo-, cloth
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-22

Or. D'Ahan has extracted long standing
ana N Inconvenience from the ie-t OF ad Nfe IL
a no tsailiflL pal - aud mastery m4naer
Memphis ApTi, 3. Is I. b. X IhoAAs-