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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-07

Patriot.
les Ready.

tAIrlOt.
Hess les Ready:
LEBANON, Feb. f. 1857.
mr. EDrroR: / observed in your paper Of the
I'd inst. communication from Simmer county, sug-
gesting the name of Mr.. Hatton of Wilson, as a
suitable individual TO represent this Congressional
District in the next Congress Of the United States
some days ago similar communication, from VIII
Hanson county, appeared in one of the Nashville
papers, i do not now remember which one.
Now, in reference to this natter being entirely
dslnterested, "and in no wise related to either of
the parties, nor Of kin, DOR Of counsel, for the
same, l would respectfully suggest to the people
that ! understand Mr.. Ready has written to his
friends in Rutherford that be contemplates being
candidate for reelection. Il is well known that
M. Ready very reluctantly yielded to the entreat-
les OF his friends, four years ago. to become can
didate tor Congress. Being a lawyer with a large
and lucrative practice. and not being much accus-
toned then to the perplexties of public life, be
was, as | said before, reluctant to enter upon the
labors incident 20 the life of politician. He finally
gave his consent to become csndldste-was elect
ed and has made US an able faithful and distin-
guished Representative. He was again reelected
two years ago, and have heard no complaint
against him from any quarter, as having committed
the slightest derelction of duty, either to himself
as man, or to the people their servant in Con-
gress. Why should a public servant be thrown
aside and some untried man taken up, when he has
performed bis duty ably and faithfully, to the entire
satisfaction of his friends and bis party7
Nc. Ready is man Of enlarged attachments as a
scholar. comprehensive views as a statesman, and
Of age and experience as man. l have no hesis
taton in giving it as my opinion, that the mass OF
the American party of this county prefer Mr.. Chas
Ready as their Representative in Congress ov err
any one else mentioned in connection with Con-
gress.
A call was made through the Herald of this place
for public meeting in Lebanon on Monday last
that being County Court day, to recommend, as it
was understood, some one else for Congress, in
place of Mr.. Ready. A eorpora's guard friendly
to the movement assembled in the Court House
not more than enough to organize the meeting,
which, however, was not attempted. So much
were the substantial men Of the party opposed to
any change, that they paid attention to the call
for the meeting. l merely mention this fact to
prove my proposition true: that the American par
ty of Wilson desire Mr.. Ready to continue as their
Representative in Congress.
OLD WILSON.
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Grand total.

OraDQ tOtal... 100
which are either totally destroyed rendered un-
fit for service. The Notifications were injured by
the ships FIRE, and the loss of los guns and the
destruction Of his most important defences, must
teach His Msjesty's Hon. Member of the PriVy
Council, Mr. Yeh Ming Chin, lesson in foreign
diplomacy be will not soon forget.
GAN the officers as well as men wed with each
other in acts of daring and too much praise can
not be bestowed upon the gallant Commanders
Foote, Bell and Smith, for their courageous deter'
minaiion on Leutenants Lewis, Watmaugh, Cur
throp, Davenport English, Carter and Simpson, for
the gallant manner in which they led their separate
divisions into action; on Master Adams, Shepard,
and Lieutenant Beknap for their very able perlor
mances on that musical instrument called howit-
zer, which sounded the death knell to many foe
on Captain Smms and his gallant corps of Mari
mes, who were ever ready to mete out TO the foe
his deserts, and to preserve the honor of that flag
untarnished; and lastly, the remaining defenders
of the ships who did their part and eager for
the fray.-LondOn Times.
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90 - L232
SEWANEE MINING AND RAIL ROAD COMP ANY.

E road Of this Company snow under contract to the
Wooten Mines, funds for which have been raised in
New York BY the of part of the COmpanys prefer
red stock.
For fully equppng the road the Company require about
the fifty thousand dollars and the citizens of Nash
vile can, if they WISH have the privilege of subscribing
for the preferred the Bank of Nashville where
Subscription Book has been left containing list ofhe New
subscribers Shares OF the preferred stock sCd
subscribers at the rate of five dol ars per sharepar
value dollars drawing interest at per cent par
value per cent cost, payable semannualy, over
and above dividends Capital Stock with bonus Of 10
per cent Of reserved stock thrown inon amount OF pre-
ferred stock taken.
All subscribers to the reserved or preferred will be
furnished with Coal in preference and without change from
prices that may be established to ali others market rates
will be charged.
One hundred will be ready competition Of the
road and supply of Coal will always be hand TO
swer any demand h1wever great it may be-
SAML. f. TRACY,
President Sevaure Mining Couuanv.
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n, the boats escaped without injury or a man

them, the boats escaped without injury or man
wounded
The Island Fort kept up fire upon the retreat
ing Celestias until they out of reach, and, al
though they rallied once or twice, and hoRored the
victors with shower Of rockets, the advance how
itzers drove them back several miles under cover
OF the villages in the eastern suburbs OF Canton
The rest ofthe day was occupied in the destruc'
ton of the two last captured forts; and 1t Is to be
hoped that ere the ships withdrew they will raze
them to the ground.-.They were defended by guns
of enormous ealibre-ssy from to IL inch, and
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IE~rhe spirit thsrmome,er ct Franeonia. n. H.
on lhs morning Of the ~ Of January, Indicated ~
degrees belOE 0 az halEpastS. A mercury Their
mometsr taken from . warm room % eight o'eIO~k
A. ~, after the san vas up aud shining brightly
sunk 10 40 degrees below in twenty minusssl
The mercury ilseH vas solid. This is the coolest
weather ever knoWn 10 FganeonIa.
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EE We have on file handsome trib-
ute to CLARA" by an appreciative Ala
bamian, aud will give it place tomorrow.
We have also a correspondence between
citizens Of Giles and Col. c. C. Grove, up
on the presentation of watch to the lat
ter, which shall also have a place.
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tsS- This winter, the degree Of cold throughout
Ameries. Europe and Asia, so far as heard from,
has been extraordinary. Storms OF snow have Oe~
CURED in the Isle Of Cuba and the City Of Mexico
and, 10 Italy, even whitening the palaces OF old
Venice, for the hsst time, 50 far as any record
shows or t,adition reports. Extraordinary snow
Norms have bIOcksdsd the roads in England and
ssair. Is the world growing colder :
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At the residence OF the brides grandmother Shell
byville, Tenn, by the Rev. DR.. Hamilton, W. BOND
DAsHIELL NJ. D., to Miss CATHERINE A., daughter of
the late Hon. J. Alexander Greer. of Texas.
- On Tuesday Feb Sd, at Christ Church by the Rev
Uhas. Tones, Mr.. ANDREW WOODS, OF St. Louis, to
JEANNET re LOVE- youngest daughter of Thomas Wash.
ington, Esq, of this city.
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fw- Five Iriahmsn aud one Missosrian own a
claim near Grass Valley, cAiifOruis. that yislds
$50, 900 sSssh OF The precious mineral every wssk.
AZ the weekly expenses are DOLLY ti,too Ii yin 10
seen that they are aoesmusling Prinesly fortune.
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a ENriNinC Ksusiness

A the old and wel-known Mammoth Livery and Sale
II Stable, 81 South Market street, by g. W. SUMNER
CO. We have Stable for pablo patronage and
all Of our fellow citizens is fair trial in al its de-
partmens We keep constantly hand for sac, Horses
aud n for he TIN f+bT
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Note EIGSt.

A PEW DAYS since los, NOTE, dated January 9th,
n 1851 drawn for S6563O, payable two months after
date in the Planters BANK and endorsed by Il.
and made payable TO Graves Cummings. The public
cautioned against trading for said NCte payment has
been stopped. febT-1w A. M'CUNN.
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L. Ill, BADGER

MR.. GOODWIN viii give Cotilon Party st his s.eaz
vi ROOM Brech's Store College street ~ 80
THURSDAY evening, Feb. 8, 1851. Tickets 81, ad t-fss
hitting gentlemen and two ladies'. -
s- Mr.. Goodwin will open a class for young gentlemen
Tuesday Feb. lOh. Hours Of at enhance from = to
o'clock. Terms, S. for ten lessons. feb4-S.
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On Sunday, Feb. LIST, 1871, at the residence Of Mr.
James Nicely, Nr A NOEL after a short and painfa Ill
ness HuHnUilLs Democrat
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FOR CAIRO.

TNHE fine steamer TENNESSEE a c7n
BELLE, DEAN Master, will leave ss4 esFg441Assa1
for Cairo THIS DAY at u O'Clock NJ zaSszz5zzzs<zze
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
o. w. DAVIS,
f.b7 H. H. HARRISON, ACTS.
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SPLENDID ILLUSTRATED NORRIS.


SPLENDID ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
W. BERRY CO., Public square have jus. received
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II
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The GROWING flower cfthe genius OF Colddge beyond
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From The London Times,
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THB ILLUSTRATED BYRON. Lord Byrou's PoetieaI
Works one elegant Royal svo volume, with over 500
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MILLIONS PALLEGRO and IL PENsERoso Illustrated
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VIII
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TX
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vol, small svO, cloth, extra gilt and antique.
SACRED ALLEGORIEs. By the Rev. William Adams; The
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THE BOOK OF CELEBRATED POEMS; comprising eighty
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XII
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XIII
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Nv
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MENPEIs AND NAsHVTLLE PACKETs

IN CONNECTION with the stesmerS GT~>H
i ALEONA, the new splendid passeu- -1TssgsssAl !
ger steamer DANIEL BOONE will ss1t1s
here every Tuesday, and cave for Memphis every
Wednesday az P NJ and continue in this trade AL the
season leaving Nashville every Wednesday and Memphis
every saturday, For freight passage amply to
feb4 A. HAMILTON, Agent
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Runaway Negroes Sold.

TWO NEGRO FELLOWS were sold at Charleston Mis-
souri, fifteen miles from Cairo, H. for Jail fees. Zach
sold 1925 the 18th OF Dec, 1856 They put in
Jail that place The % of September 1856. BY their
statements they from their master, Mr. Wal
tom negro-trader Nashville The negroes are brothers,
named James Tony, aged 81 and 50 years. They say
they something OF blacksmithing II Mr.. Walton has
auy friend that should this, he call for fur
Their particulars. feb7 REEFS w. PORTER.
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FOR SALE.
WHICH viii arrive in this city on the IN
w 2Dth 2Sh day off bruarY, inst 4 tiefa
TEN JACKS and SIX JENNETS, all tfA NJ
direct importation from Spain, raugiugp n 49, 4
from to years in age, and from Il toy II -
l6 hands high. These Jacks aud Jcn- = An -
will be found be the best offered for in
this market and will be sold reasonable terms, with
note and good security. JAMES VlDAL.
faby-1uN
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

TIVE fine freight and passenger a oTrn -
l. steamer, JAMES JOHNSON, EssyCs-SE5ssss5 /
Capt. EsSS JOHNSON, will lea&e for
above and intermediate ports SATURDAY next the Tth
inst at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ For freight passage apply
board or to fgb5 A HAMILTON. Agent.
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NU1IVE 10 3 IULA HV4IUEh.'
OFPICE NASHVILLE Gas LIGHT Co l
r brusry ID 1851.
II He Stockholders Of the Nashville IS Light Company
are hereby ustided that the annual election
Directors for twelve month, will take place the
9th day OF March next at the ofcs Of rhe COMPANY
Cherry street. JAMES H. KENDRICK,
feD5-td Secretary
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B DEG

A FEW young men get Boarding and Lcd-ing
~ By applying Is Cherry street, below Broad, or BY
addressing Box 2lS, Post-ohcs. Apply soon.
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NnTICE.
NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS

election will be held at the Planters Bank Of Tonnes
n see Nashville Monday, % March next for eleven
Directors serve the ensuing year.
Planters Bark, Feb. Dim d. WEAVER, Cash'r
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B OsRRDK

T'HE subscriber, living at No IS South summer street,
Broad prepared to board two three families
few day bo9riers. Respectfully relers Drs liam
lin and Morgan Che ry street, aud Rees w. Porter Cedar
street jau23-1m MRS MAMIE LOOMS.
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Superior Ink,
Spoilers

That beautiful article Of London Ink, "ARNoLD'S
FLUID, in all sized bottles, hand and for sale by
iau26 CHARLES W. SMITH.
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Jack For Sale.

I HAVE unusually large and fine JACK for sale; Is
hands hgh color black. He is most excellent BREEDER
years old this Spring; raised in Kentu by. Pedigree
from the best Kentucky stock. For information, at
iebT-1w Z. W. PORT Ek'S.
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~a.@ LOST BIRD-A dark

! ESE--4e' CANARY escaped from its cage yesterday
College street below the Square. l. young and
would be easily captured, and liberal reward will be paid
TO any who viii return 1t to the Patriot Office.
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From Washington.

Gspecial Correspondence Of the Patriot.l
SaUage's EaJogy. Revolutionary biU.-Buch-
Gnan keeps his Olon secrets.
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CORPORATION TAXES for the year 1881, now be
u paid TO tie CITY RegeaDe Collector, MS Office,
Of Cherry and Uuion Streets in advance at the rate ofoEe
per cent per month interest.
Asthis Is the best ss1n.n that be made len
peeted thz, Tax Paysts will be pro npt 10 calling.
Ithi6-lm A. NILSSON, Collector.
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have large stock Of SCHOOL BOOKS, in all the de-
partments olearning, hand, which oer at prices.
The Teacher and Country Merchant viii find it TO their ad
vantage to give call. CHAS. W. SMITH,
JAMS BsG 81 College street.
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ROnrGE5asN EEOlzsP.

I'VE undersigned keeps Boarding House Cedar
street. to the Fcrandah Hotel where he is ready,
at all tines, to accommodate transient or permanent
Boaders at fair rates. His table is always provided with
the best the market affords.
jlnlT GEO. W. COLEMAN.
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six and Dress Goods Department.


six and Dress Goods Department.
In this department will be found ell the H0vai''' Of the
Rrosad., nom cheap 'c the T,o'' costly;
Pi'fi' q styip.s
Plain cord Pou de Louis for day and evening;
kioh MORE Antique for prom@nades
Marsehnes Gro de Nap ana Millinery Silks
sains, all vi ths, colors aud qualities;
BishoG's Gro de Rhines;
Black Paris aud Lyons rafstaf, cheap;
Fgd silks, premier desiEns;
Royal Mourning Pen Dc Loire;
Armures lspahan and Gro Dc ArquG
Rich SIX Robes, Tor Dinner and evening" tPoWerss
Rich Barege Robes, Georgia Cashmere aad Pompadozr
orsandy Robes, from part sqld'0 TAI shisiE
New and szqaisiis design, in Musns, Barsgss Jack
Plsin ia sonsts IN All eolors;
Rich and n ambient dssirgs in 81 Of the AbsVei
All descriptions Of Travelling bfsazGO 8.
Lace and Embroidery Department.
Rich French worked Caves;
Sets vorksd Collars and Sleeves;
BreAkfastfeits 10 eambrie and iaooneE
Sets sco'ch Woss for trayeirg;
p, neh So,k and lace Capsfor ola ladies';
An immense stock Of swiss and jaeoust sfsnss and IN
sSis, Jseoast Aad Dmliy aouness Pl'ia snI highly
Point applique and Zeal Val La,s,.
Ten thousand n0veisies that cannot be named.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Here our stock ~m sSesl in VARIETY The asso''nsnt
vii be Great, Rich AID Complete. We shall k-ep
CAHdreu's Foflsa Gad Meas Tee aHd EalcHose
Nerno sk and Cotton Vests and Drawers, for Children,
Women and Men.
Als1sndsr and Josephine Eid Cloves
Linen aud Miscellaneous Department.
We keep coaplstr assortment sn q me best nAkssof
Irish Linens Lawns and Ckmnfics
Printed Llnens aBd Jacsnets faf Chhtren
In al descriptions u Goods er chdfra, oar stock Th
be choice
Mantillts, Shagls and Searfs
or ,very ds-irsble fabric, india Ffench, Vienna and
Bdsh Every description Of Garments VII Be oasEsd Ia
MS department.
Hozss Furnishings.
Huck ressls, ila ana sarua,k bordsSs;
niaGei Ia1 eoF4 snss.
AHdsssriptl1ns q tastlt anl p a9rrs,
, each Damass sud rafsish roseiss
Fsral are Ard Glass Ci1ihs
Fisso and Table Corcrs al k,nds.
Ksb Curtain Dkmasks, triGmlurs e mstehs
Rieh 6iif C0ruicc, Banis All Pms,
Rch Masln AMI Lace curtzins,
Rua Hoisai Winaos shades;
Al dssciipsilns q sur ner Fiaunsig
Rich Table namasks end c osha h.E dinneF PARTIES
Earuhurr, Caiess and D.aiss,
Whlts aad ed Masquits Net;
ssusmsf quilts anl c-d1tsrpsasss
Iiasn snd C5ttoE shcstnEs, AZ siilhs;
Be Cssdle Asd cfib Aiaaksis-
Carrots, OF Cloths and Mating.
- ths para Of ssaek Is acedsss % srer aanh
soncsdsi ve Keep tAe largest, sst se and. ne
s1ms ine, ehrspsst siockia TIE w-siern country.
Plantation and Negro Goods.
Ana al goos ~ The piece veolessls psiess We hops
err tena4 THIS season the best u Ne
ro 6os l. ue liars ever tAt gAs pleasure oss ard
st Fsspcetay !uytte Al 70 maks visa tkat her nag
htS Z Q. nsSAtRT c. s. alsTs srs~I
SouNDs AND Tongues, ia. rsssl.s, IS
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MON nWFIIINls HnrrsRs FnR RENr-

NsaA l HAVE for rent two comfortable Dwellings 80
III the Charlotte Pike, about = mile from the NJ
t.N Square. One house has six oom with kteh- "a
euand ssrv4nt rooms, stables, Sc, ~ acres OF
gtonnd The other Is small house, with two rooms and
81 acres Of ground Immediate possession given. Apply
TO ian22 G. n. STEWART. 81 Broadway.
NOR RENT-The BRICK OFFICE, No Is,
II North MaIkst street, Just belsw Fred. Soaus -
Nanuf ctOry. Possession given immediately. Ap 4-4A
ply 70 CHARLES ". SHIFTS,
I.u2O FAC 81 College street.
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Valentines.

Ihave received an elegant assortment Of VALENTINES
to which invite the attention Of the public.
feb8 BAG CHAS. ". SMITH, Il College St.
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IlapnRTED lacks AND IENNETS

7 WILL pay Cash for LAND WARRANTS at my olHce,
No rs Cherry street.
jana6 J. G. FELLOWEs
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Annrentice Wanted.

YOUTH, Is II years old, wanted learn the Gas
n Fitting Business. None need apply unless they in
tend steady and until they the bust
ness Apply to JAMES II. KENDRICK,
ianS0-tf Gas once.
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SCHOOL BOOK

BY the gross, dozen or single copies, for sale by
ian25 CHARLES W. SMITH
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RONR'EESRaN
YIAND NNARNNNTS.

A NUMBER Of young men be accommodated wit
y good Board by applying at No. g North Market st.
Iau3O-tf
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F1s<s FOR SALE. A secondhand
bzE--s5o planning MACHINE Daniels patent) in
good running order It planes .We " four inches wide
and will be disposed Of at reduced price
WI. r. MCFARLAND.
JAMS No 70 College st.
TE9z<SSsLOOK 0UT.-The undersigned
N~2sA will give their entire attention to Collecting
Claims in thectv aud out. Also hing out negroes &C.
Office F. B. Foggs. Esq Cherry street, stairs
iau12-1m. FORT HUNTER.
FzFs@SzSs RAGS will pay 81 cents
k4s~-Ssss Cash for good Cotton and Linen Rags, de
vered my Rag Store the Northeast corner Of tho
Square. Woolen and silk Rags are no. wanied
dec25 W. s. WHITMAN.
Ezez%reSs TO PRINTERS.-We have
Mr~%A9S a good Super Royal Press, nearly new and
in perfect order, which We will sell at a bargain.
dec2s-tf SMITH, MORGAN 4 co.
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ROBERTS SKETCHES IN THE HOLY LAND. sv0ls, svO.
Morocco suIepdid.
From the London Times,

i'THE HoLT LASP, syria, InUuEG, AR1brG FeIPT AND
EUBAFoovingi in the footsteps Of ord those Of
his disciples every spot treated BY the artist
ground haOwed by associations ieeply interesting
very largely indeed 10 enhance the value views
beautiful they are, CONSIDERED merely works Of
The series is rich and full volume Of enjoyment and in
stIuction, teaching willie giving pleasure nd aiding
confirm that faith which is The surest bess Of human hap
pness.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-07

HOMES AND FAUSTS or POETS AND sTATFsNEN.-
(Cowley, Gray, Pope Burke, Fox) sc. Illustrated by
Nineteen highly finished Engravngs on steel SVs.
rocco extra
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-07
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