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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30
I" SEQUATCHIE."

EDS. PATEcT: Who shall unfurl and bear
through the coming contest, the banner of the
American party in Tennessee 2 This question
is already upon the lips of thousands of the
good and true throughout the State; and upon
its correct answer, depends, in a great meas
ure, the result success or defeat. In the
hearty good will, and at whose battle-ca all
can rally with ardor and devotion, the triumph
of principle is but little less than certain. Mar
rowed down to a question of principle and
shern of all false and irrelevant issues-the
solution of the main problem: Shall Ameri-
cans gOUern Themselves ?-is easy and simple.
1t is the undoubted policy of the American
party to fight the battle on this plain and pal
pable issue; and to do so leader must be
sought who cannot be, and will not be drawn
or driven from it. The Americans have sub
United to the by-path policy and chapparel
tactics of the opposition long enough. An
open field and fair ground is all we seek, all
we desire.
Either Division of the State could easily fur
nish maa for the occasion. But this fact does
not dispense with the necessity for careful
consideration of the various names which
may have been or are to be suggested. OF the
number already prominently before the peo-
pie, it occurs to me that the name of Coz.
MATT. MARTIN, of Bedford, would carry with
it aud secure the undivided confidence of the
American hosts of Tennessee For the greater
portion of his past life, as is already known TO
many of your readers, Col. Martin has been
engaged in the quiet pursuits of the farm; ever
maintaining an unspotted private character,
and commanding the confidence and admira-
ton Of his neighbors and large circle of &C.
quaintances by his dignfed bearing, generous
hospitality, high social endowments, and bis
strong intellect and general intelligence. More
recently he has engaged in the practice Of the
law participating to limited extent in the
last wo political campaigns in this State. As
an advocate at tho bar and as a political can
yasser and debater he has won laurels, which
oulillo HlHl W u pOsiliOu dtHObS Iuo NSl III 81
men of the South. In addition to his lofty
qualities of head and heart, Col. Martin is 30
little removed, in blood, from the heroes OF
the Revolution, that he is peculiarly fitted for
the task of putting the question directly to the
patriotic masses whether they will yield the
glorious principles which originated, and
which, under God, secured the final success of
that great struggle. do not know whether
Col. Martin could be prevailed upon to under-
go the turmoil which the approaching canvass
necessarily involves. But if he should receive
the nomination, and could be induced to &C
cept-you may rest assured that before an Au
gust sun should gid the mountains of Tonnes
see, the spontaneous Outbursts Of enthusiasm
everywhere throughout the State would attest
the moving power of his eloqueuce and the
glorious truth of Lis logic.
DAVIDSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30
ADVANCED TAXES.

CORPORATION TAXES for the year 1887, can now be
- paid the Cit Re Collector a. his once
Of Cherry AMI Union Streets in advance az the rate ofoEe
per cent. per month interest.
Ashs is The best investm n. thst BE- made, is
pe.ted that Tax Payers will be prompt ia cala7.
i.bfg-fr NFIS.IN Collector
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

II Adam and Eve got married before they
were a year old, and the veteran Parr buclied
to widow at 100, bachelors and spinsters
may wed at any age they Ike, aud fad shel
ter under great names for early marriages or
late.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30
AUCTIoE SALE OF GROCERIES
R.hANTER @ .

u. hANLER &c GO.
w will oaer, with liberal privileges, in front Of
w Store, MONDAY MORNING, February O. a. 70
'c OK large assortment Fresh GTOcers consisting
in part Of the following:
loo hhds fair, prime choice % bbIs Old Rye Whisky,
sugar, 25 Z" Brandy ard Gin,
40 bis new Mo'asses, 20 I" Lincoln Whisky,
20 DO Loaf Sugar, 200 kegs Nails,
20 d. Crushed and Pow IS boxes Nir1uia Tobacco,
dered Sugar, 10 do Smoking do,
300 bags prime crop Rio 81 d zen Bus kets,
Coffee, 20 bills Mack. rel,
100 bag choice Balt. Coffee, 20 kits d.;
100 boxes star Candles, Is rails Almonds,
poe boxes Tallow Candles, 10 b. PeCsns,
1000 sacks foe salt, 20 dozen Wash ards,
leo boxes Che Sc, 100 boxes Cuba Cigars,
leo do Rasns 10 600 fine CigIrs,
% y do DO, 100 gross q AT Flask,
80 4 DO do, 80 do Pint DO,
los bols Magnolia Whisky, 10 do \ d, d.,
100 - Deans " 10 d. o. aud 60 L andy
% " Old Bourbon 4" Bottles.
Tog thsr with all the smaller articles mske up large
Grocery line.
~ buyers are particularly invited 70 attend.
jau86-td R.LANIER 4 CO.
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JEO. CABLFR
RENIOV Al.

CHYDER \ FRfZZELL having removed - the old stand
> Of Thompson Co.. No. q Puhie ilare (nHt door 70
their former ioei0n} they offering a veil asort
ed u Boots shoes, Trunks, Vascs, &C suitable TO
the Retail Trade. Their facilities for getting goods enables
them have aiuays EhsEer may b. called for IA their
line. They you'd be glad 90 their friends and the
trade generally. Call At No. 81 Public square.
ianiO SNYDEI FRTZZELL.
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INTENTION CoTTON. PLAHTERs

fINHE nttsnioa o. Caten- directed % sT ARTS
c0rfON-pLANfE8. the cost VAlaabis mAchlne ever
lnveuied To- pAHtng e1ion Aaf ether smsH fsds Has-
iug baagetthe rshi 10 nuAsurs sad tAs 40 ga
ehlne, se have kppeinted MassFs. HdCEY A HAMI-
IoA, Hardware hsfehkais II Nashville Ak.als fsr
ddaie Tennessee, aaere wih aiEays keen stfcE "a
had ~ e1hh un sad saz We refer cottoarassrs %
he eeFuncafe u Dr. cha Watra. Ordsss a4r.saed 10
Macy hssailion 81 he pros pgiy att-aGsisa
Raid 4 MAasfIkFI
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SLOT GUNS

w have lust resolved arg iuFass ofans eouhs AMI
w single barrel shot Gaas q ths best qaaitv On 500.
sEnrrnl Stta oriers % sell AssIioa "a az pri
vaie A. - without fesrrfr, regardless - PEcs ne
sEaer SAINTS ne tn" 30 "a Pea Ssnta tse eheap
lasi eth - 0fLnERf a co..
jan12 81 BFoadsar. corner Cpli-,. e.
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Joas d. JAHos, Prest. D. D. JAMS, Cashier.
BANK OF COMMERCE.

Deals In slghs and tins BIS Gold .ai silver an Ualsr
Bank Notes. makes collections in al parts Of he
Try =in give tue highest market price Tor Laad Warrants
sud pay interest dspostes. isniS.
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NEAT An PAsrRY COoK FoR sALE
VALUABLE LOT FOE SALE.

TVVHE subscriber oHer1 for sale his TEMPE,
Il good a Cook, Washer and ironcr there Is in lhe
State also understands Picklng ani Preserving.
ianl5 ALEX. Mackenzie.
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For the Nashville Patriot.
Eourfh rnnyroSsFonnH nisf.5cf

The personal aud political friends Of j. j. Bur-
nett, of Carthage, take the liberty, in bis absence,
TO announce his name as a candidate for Congress
in the 4h Congressional District, subject to Con-
vention OF the American party.
AMERICAN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30
70 CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS WAITING
IRON WORK.

soed FssprctfaF czl the aslsatoa % tbass Wznuns
tron k4ilnf, Nerzrass Iroa etzifa bsnf Yaais liza
psofs aud seaiirFs jan Cells e. Dsors l. re lsne -
ual, aeica vii r1rst uigA atfo1ties. -
heisf s Jsaa .. MarEan. Aseasezt. Menphia, ". D
Nsaa, frksnars. John Qaefea, assShsEs la IyaE.
fason. fE4so C4ty; Wlis 4 Pafrick. Jsrksen.
TT. hAkkk, SO MAJ stesst
dfeid-44Eaf tseetnastf flAia
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30
REMOVAL.

ID T. FLEMING has removed bis Paint shop IRON 70
H. o. 81 Union Street between Cherry and sammer Tie
respectfully so.ts continuation o. the patronage here
otors extended 10 him and viii be pleased TO he
to-ners az hi+ new stand ltrA-im
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

FiNE EssoF'mrnt Of PISTOLS 81 al aai asllV-.
"a As1 - .ndi la % ahts Aa1 psk e. Q atisry rpdar
"a snces, Nsds y ehes me Ras1rs Ladl-s ace Wsrt-
hoEsf, Gsass sulrf c5ars rke fIaea sith B IN -.
Psper % - ne best aad Cor s.- xfy h,sp
~ GILBERT o. conmssicn Mesehanss
isnsf 81 hrusfssF, eornrf Col ers "a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

Hon. P. S. BRooKs.-This gentleman,
who acquired extensive notoriety by his
very proper fagellation of the negro wor-
shipper, Sumner, died in Washington on
the 9th inst, Of Group.
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RENHOV Al.

1--WE FUNERAL UNDERtAKISG AsrABI IgHNHNT
1 or J. W INCOMES, IL removed q Church street OPP
pose the oil stand, IN The house recently but y D
uns where ready, usual % give ausnHsn
when called on. J W. ACONBS.
ianS rHY w. L. coEHn TEs I
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30
The Na1ionnI AmerIcnn Council.

The next annual meeting of this Coun-
Gil will be held at Louisville, KY, on the
third Wednesday in June next. The ap-
pointment of delegates to represent this
State will devolEe upon our State Conven-
tioD
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

Isr de. Webster, ia bis ~PriVate cOrrsspon'
deuce" tells an amusing anecdote OF the manner in
which the piiuser murdered the manuscripts Of bic
famous reply to Mr. llsyne. he said ''there Is no
such thing half allegiance aad bali rebelliOn no
treason made easy" sllading TO the books easited
''Gsone,ry made Easy" "Losie made Easy" SC,
bat. he adds, ''the printer putt treason nadeOsy
Twice / corrected the proof. and wrote, As
lhough,. plain enough, made EASY Bat could
not make il easy, snd 50 is has gone through the
UaiOn: Treason s'ascssy" 6usly, vent 10 the
press, aad had the uhOlesenienee stra4 Out"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

IN kaEsin Hunpso0, OF Lawrence county, Ohio
hAviag goas partially bliad. vent 10 cineIpn.si
uhsre an oculis. totally destroyed bis sighs fhs
p4sIsss 10 grief eommiilsd suicide.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

A gentleman nalnsd naIl proposes 10 lay steam
pipe, siz iuebes in diameter, from New York to
Troy. and throughOst the line Of The Erie canal By
means Of vhieh be expects 10 keep The navigation
open, By preventing The formation Of lee in .be
HadsOn or canal. lie pesissonlng The State Leg
slssure for permission 70 levy tolls for the supper.
Of his project A branch pipe 10 New York bar.
Dor mighs be some bensas just GOV IL keeping The
navigation open.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30
Modes of Managing Weeds;

Mr.. MOLE never sees them. They grow in
all the corners Of his fences, in his yards, IN the
roads and lanes, and wherever they please
They encroach on his meadows they invade
his plowed lands /; they sow their seeds by mil
lions. His grounds become nurseries, of nui-
sance, annoyance and ills to all his neighbOrs.
He wonders why his lands yield weeds so much
more than anybOdy's else around him. 1t has
never occurred to him. that weeds grow spon-
taneouSly; but valuable crops must be cared
for and cultivated-so he enjoys harvest Of
weeds, and nothing else.
Mr.. Slow sees the docks growing, and ex-
claims =" That is too bad-these weeds must
be dug up" But they 90 to seed, after all
After half of them have scattered themselves IN
the ground, he cuts the stalks up and burns
them. The Canada thistles come, and take up
quite plat before he discovers that they have
become his tenants and he attacks them ~
ct armiS," and after years of struggle, gets them
partly under; but they break out in new
place, and re-appear in the old ones. 1t Is the
same with all the other pests that infest his
farm. Faint though pursuing" he fights on,
never gaining the full victory, yet never abso-
lutely defeated His name is SlO1C, and 1t
would almost seem as if it was indicative Of
his character.
Mr. Smart sees the weeds, and he has at
hem. All over his plowed lands his eye ran c,
like the eye of an eagle for his prey. Every
corner is scrutinized. Hoe and spade scythe
and trowel fire and hot water, are all made to
play part in the onslaught which he is ever
making on the weeds. His first rule is : Let
none grow" If any escape the application Of
this, his next is Let none 60 to seed" If,
after ALL some do 90 to seed-ior what human
eye is Omniscient ?-his third rule Is Let
them be totally destroyed" He gathers them
without scattering their seed and burns them,
or packs them in a corner, and lets them tho
roughly rot, and their seeds with them. In
year or two, his farm is clear and with "eter-
nal vigilance" he keeps it sO.-OhiO Farmer.
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Apprentice Wanted.

YO TIL Is or II years old, wanted TO learn the Gas
~ Fitting Business. None ned apply unless they in
tend steady and remain until they learn the bush
ness. Apply to JAMES II. KENDRICk,
iqDQO-ff Gas Cficp.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

There vas 40 snshasiassie Nieuragus uestns
Ia Seu Orleans 90 the evening Of the 20lh ibsl
some Sl700 were raised Zoe supplies 90 Be ssns 70
Walker By The TeKaA
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FRIDAY, JAN. 80, 1867.


One Of the PropretOrs CT the PATRIOT win be in Mur.
freesboro Monday next County Court day. He win be
ahed to meet Rutherford subscribers there aod
Give their dues for the past year. and he wouldn't object
their helping him BY paying also for the present year
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

W The time to marry is question which
seriously embarrasses a good many, old and
young. We refer them to the following pre-
oedents set them by eminent persons:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

tsMr. Grosvenog, q tock actor a. The Broadwsy
theatre Tor several years pafss vas recently MAJ
ried 70 daughter o. lhe csiebFai. Rgbl. sekuJicf
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Draembsf 29sA, IAsG
sTuGAR, Ee-pssr sirs Hayinx lrssd sr.siu fF
yoar coiisn sesi fanier, = vth srsAs eh.ssarss ar
1et NJ sttnl2af ef iteE ~ncs0rt. Mia che " tasu
Bar snd horse eAa Plat - tie safk 90 tsFes a.
ar en, Ahd q better and leave ihe rldes Is mere
kFsg4ee eoa4hoa ior A. 81 catsati1s than say ssAer
Jaa2s-to april lonN W1FEgs
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FATALITY. In connection with the suicide Of
Hugh Miller, the distinguished Scotch geolo-
gist, another sad tragedy has been disclosed:
After the judicial and medical inquiry on
Friday, Professor Miller took the pistol to the
gunsmith from which it bad been purchased
by Mr.. Miller, in July, 1885, in order to ascer-
tain how many shots had been fired, and how
many were still in the chamber. In the mass
ter's absence, the foreman, Thomas Leslie, an
old and experienced workman, received the
pistol from Professor Miller and unfortunate
iy, instead of taking off the chamber, be looked
into the muzzle, holding the hammer with his
fingers while he turned the chamber round to
count the charges The hammer slipped from
his fingers, struck the cap, and the charge in
the barrel exploded. Professor Miller, still
standing outside the counter. exclaimed: That's
a narrow escape bat unhappily it was not so,
as the smoke cleared away be saw The poor
mans head gradually droop and his body fall
lifelessly to the floor. The charge had entered
his right eye aud penetrated the brain. Leslie
was steady, Trustworthy man, and had been
twenty years in his present employment.
lie has left widow aud family OF eight chill.
dren.
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~ The uplfpf States already consumes about
l.7eo.0oo sous Of iron yssriy. Of which vas pro-
dosua only about 90, ooo tons
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NatsAKS.2ae eee Cigars. 81 ss,eFssa, aaa sela -
- EEL : rHoAgsos.a
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EnR PENT

A VERY desirable Country Residence, two l-zA
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10 Of rich land 10 cultivation good Prick lfsEA
House, good wate- stonr-trnce, and every otfer
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ticHl RS epqIre at the ocv Of ESQ FERRIS, bead rick
street jan22 Nv
TOR EENr.-Ths ho1se at present occupied by the
Traders Bank. is for Tor he ensuing year Pos
session gwen lEl JansAry. Apply 70
dec5 W H. GORDON GO.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

II he Steamer HUMBOLDT, sTRoSof tn
i Mas'er, wiIl leave Tor the phove Cr.sss1aa
and all intermediate port' on SATJg-
DAY. the iast A. 10 oelock An. For sisht pas
apply board or to A. HAMILTON,
iar29-2t Agent.
INOR RENE.-Tae BRICK o3FICE, 70 IS,
Il North Market street, j1st below fret sloans 20
MANU-. Glory Possession given Immediately. A. IL
ply 10 CHARLIE w. SMITH,
ltu20 sac Al College street
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TIE MANUFACTURING EsTABLIsHmEET FOB
RIO DRELLING HOUSES FoR RRET.

TUE LARGE WAREHOUSE on Market street Is g..
L offered i0r rent for the year 1851 Apply 20 Fs;!.
dec23-f BENZ. +. SHIELDS, Agent. ft.s.
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EEas.ly right vish lady 10 tow,
and good macy have found II hard 10 60
on terra frRd, exactly right with lady 10
tow 70 say nothing 81 such slippery place
"A the poet speaks of.
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G. M. STEWART,

fesaie and ketafi
CRoCER A COMMISSION MERCHANT,
40. Al BkokDwAfs NASHVILLE
~ M hlsAsss asFkss Prss psf isF cosntFf sro-
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BOsER DFsy'G.
EsOQP.fElalgy RFOasSe.

FT'HE undersigned keeps Boarding House Cedar
street next 10 the yeranish Hotel where re is really,
an mes, no late trsns'ent psrmsr eut
H0aders fair Ills table is always provided with
the best the market affords.
janIT GEO. W. COLEMAN.
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I'll eaa for Governor.
tToa TEz PATRIor.J
PlKErILLE, TENN, Jan. 90, 1857.

PIKEvILLE, TENN, Jan. 90, 1857.
MEssRs. EDIToRs: Among the many distn-
guished gentlemen mentioned in connection
with the next gnbernatorial canvass, Irecog-
nize the names of some of the most talented
and worthy members of the American party
in the State-men who fought with zeal and
ability for its principles throughout the entire
canvass of last year-and who would, no
doubt, do honor to themselves aud our cause
ia the coming contest.
/ ain proud Of them all, and would willingly
vote for either; but am writing now for the
purpose of adding another to the list of names
already spoken Of as likely to come before q
convention of the party. lie is yoapg man
has never, believe, been in a political can
vass, except as a yolunteer-has no political
sins to answer for, and is an ardent, thorough
going, uncomproinising supporter of tue prin
ciples of the American party. He is new
man-but learned, quick, bright and thorough
ly posted-hss zeal, energy, uuhagging perse
verance, and is withal courteous, affable and
dignifed-just the man to win the popular
heart wherever he gOes-Inade Of the right
sort of material all over, and can give any of
the opposition "their portion in due season"
| am speaking of JOHN A. MoEwEN, Esq, Of
yoar city. Yours,
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MCCLURE. BUCK s. CO.,
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers,

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Copper Avets. CssnEs, Paror and Chamber tfrates
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afy kept "a ue.
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% on their eir biaa upon god any house
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COFFEE CoUNTY.-We see that the Amer
leans of Coffee are making preparations to
meet in convention for the purpose of send
ing delegates to the State Convention, and
indicating their preference for a candidate
for Governor
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4 NUMBER o. young men can be ac,onmodate1 with
n good Board by applying at No. Is North Market st.