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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03

Ayer's american Almanac is now ready for de-
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This little annual has become welcome visitor to
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LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2, 1857,
Mr. Heiskell, from the Committee on Printing,
offered resolution refusing to receive the Comp
trollers Report, in consequence of inferior typog-
rsphy.
Mr.. Jones introduced bill to protect stock from
milk sickness.
Mr.. Goojp esture, bill to change the place of
comparing the polls for joint representative for the
counties Of Scott, Morgan and Fentress-
The bin to amend the act Incorporating the Me
chanics' Library Association of Fayetteville was
called up aud passed the third and last time.
The bill creating the Office of County Judge in
certain counties called up.
Mr. Walker moved to insert the county of Fay
cite, which lost.
The bill was then rsjected-ayes s, noes IL.
Mr.. Jones entered a motion TO reconsider the
vote rejecting the bill.
The Senate went again into Committee Of the
Whole on the bank question. After some time
spent thereon the Committe rose, reported pro-
Gress, and asked leave to sit again Tomorrow morn
ing at 81 o'c'ock. Granted.
Adjourned till 81 o'clock, P. NJ.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The reading of the Code continued.
The Senate then took up the resolution asking
Congress for an appropriation of land to leVee the
Eastern bank of the Mississippi river where it is
necessary along the western border of Tennessee,
in order to reclaim lands overlooked by reason of
wees constructed under act of Congress appro-
priatng land to construct such leVees in the States
of Missouri and Arkansas.
Mr.. Travis proposed amendment in lieu Of the
resolution to the effect that the appropriation be
requested in money from the General Government
which was adopted and the resolution, as amended,
then passed by the following vote:
dyes. -Bratcher, Denton, Goodner, Heskell,
hcConnico, McDougal. Roach, Ross Travis, Welck-
er, and Mr.. Speaker Burch-lI.
NoeS--Bulien, Goojpas:ure, Jones, Menees,
Munday, Reid, Walker Whitthorne, Wrght-9.
a Journed ill O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03

IL James Il. Birney, Who died at Eagleswood,
Perth Amboy, on Wednt sdsy, 25lh ult at the age
Of 65 years, had been suffering during the past
twelve years from attacks Of paralysis, which had
recently been complicated with heart disease. Mr..
Birney was born at Danvlle j., in Kentucky in 1898.
lie graduated at Nassau Hall, New jersey, and
studied law with Mr.. Dallas in Philadelphia. At
the age OF 25 be became planter in Alabama, and
the owner Of thirty slaves, but soon afterward en-.
tered upon the practice OF his profession again at
Huntsville. Erly in If Me-. Birney became III
terrsted Ia the ant-slavery movement, and not on
" freed bis own slaves, bot induced bis father 70
make such a disposition Of lis estate to leave
him his Lwenty-oue slaves, when be set them free
at once. 10 1884 be attempted TO start an anti
slavery newspaper in Kentucky, but finding it inn
possbls TO procure printers there, commenced its
publication In Ohio where it excited the most Vio-
lent hostility Ia 1874. when living in Michigan,
no became the Liberty party" candidate for the
Presidency. Me- Birney has been twice married.
His second wife, who sster-in hw OF the Hon.
GerTit Smith, survives him.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03

ADVICE.-As the cold season il approaching,
every person should prepare their system for the
change, and there is no remedy so applicable as
"NcLean'S SIR ugthening Cord,l AMI Blood Pu!i-
fer" 1t viii purify the blood thoroughly, and at
the same time strengthen and invigorate the whole
organization. The immense quantity of it that is
soii dav, is proof enough of its great virtues in
thoroughly removing all impure matter from the
blood. We say to all, try It is delicious to
TAX. See adv, rtisement in another column.
Nov. 25-IY
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Tx TREAsURY EsriNArss.-The Washington
correspondent OF the New York Tines says that
the Treasury estimates of appropriation for the
next fiscal year have beeu made up, sad despite
every effort TO duce them, the total amount esti-
mated Is about seventy millions The estimate for
the War Department alone Is twenty aud quarter
withdrawing largely increased by the ausi,ipa
ted Mormon war. The total naval estimates, ia
Guiding the speeill service and the construction Of
thr nss steam s0Ops-Ol-War, amounts 90 fourteen
millions. The same correspondent says that Sec
Rotary Cobb sail thinks the Treasury Sl nos be
eon psed 20 resort % loans on Treasury notes.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03

Another Steamboat COnnagrRIiOn.-
Steamer New Lncy Burncd-BOaL IA TO-
Loss.
The Missouri River Lightning Line packets seem
to be in bad luck. The steamer New Lucy, Capt
ISAAC N CKEE, has been burned to the waters edge.
opposite Dewitt in the Missouri river. This dsas-
ter urred at l O'Clock on last Wednesday night
The New Lucy IVES e-bOund, and had no freight
aboard. The first and second mates Waterman
second steward, chamber-maids, and four deck
HANDS were on the boat, and all escaped uniujured.
Happily this disaster was not attended with loss of
life.
We have no information regarding the origin Of
the fire, or in what quarter of the boat the flames
were first discOv, red. We only know that the New
Lucy is total loss. The news came by telegraph
from Booaville to Capt. WELToN, from Capt. Nc
KEE, and is peri, city reliable.
The Lightning Line Packet Comp ~ purchased
the New Lucy last spring. The price paid was
S23, 600. At the time of her loss she was valued
at about SIS, 0OO and insured for Sl2 600, chiefly
in Pittsburg ofices.-St. Louis Republican,
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The Washington correspondent Of the Philadel-
phia Press spseulatss as 10 the forthcoming Pre-
idelt's message. lie says Ar. Buchanan will take
strong ground on the currency question, and will
re-afirm the principieshe announced in his speech
on The independent Treasury Blk and that be be-
lieves il vas the Intention u the trainers OF The Con-
stitution 70 establish hard money currency.
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AFTERNOON sFssInN

The House resumed the consideration of the
Code, and after Intellectual effort to amend it,
the second part of the code, it came from the
Senate, passed a third and last reading. motion
to reconsider the vote passing the bill, lost.
Senate bill for the benefit of II. X. Walker and
others coming up. the Senate amendment to the
House amendment was nOn-concurred in.
Adjourned till 9 a. NJ. tomorrow.
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From the London Herald, Nov. 14th.
lard Elutn Coming Home in Disg

a rumor was whispered about yesterday IN the
vicinity Of Downing street that Lord Elgln was on
his Wy 70 England, dsgustud with his useless mis-
sion 10 China. We are not in the secrets OF the
For ign Office, and therefore, cannot undertake to
confirm the report; but We have reason TO believe
that important dispatches have been addressed TO
''lhe Earl Of Egn, Alexandra" and letters, that
bore on the address "China," were orIered to be
altered TO Alexandra.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03

The Boston Transcript says that Hon. Ell
ward Everett will, 10 tie course Of mex
month, lend his uneqnalled oratoFy 70 the cause
Of the Poor, under the auspices Of The Boston
Provident Association. The twenty-secoud
Of December has, indeed, been Fixed for this
oecasion-ths Pilgrim Anniversary, when
Mr.. Everett viii deliver a new and appropri-
ate address before such q audience as he
alone can command In Boston.
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rno nren, Eastern steamer.

The report which has been circulated during the
last few days to the effect that the LeVathan had,
by her great weight forced down theaunehlng-Say
to the extent of several inches, is entirely without
foundation Since the attempted launch most ae-
levels Of various parts of the deck and keel
are taken TWO or three times in the course OF the
day, and as far a regards the lsunehing-Wsy, not
the s isLt-st depression has yet heen detected
London Herald NOU I4th.
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The Red PotrIooar and the white.

BY CHARLES MACKAY.
o, the rtd, the Haunting pc ticoat,
That clouds the eve Of day,
That lows 10 fare and be admi ed,
And bliuks IRON lar away
Il may delight the rowing sight,
aud charm tie fancy free;
But if 10 wcare IS half as bold,
III pass, and let her be;
WIKI her red, her tiauLtng petticoat,
shu's not the girl Tor me
Bat the white, the modest petticoat,
As pure drfted snow,
That sHuBs the gaze IN crowded ways,
Where folirs come and 20
Il rtIrs the primrose on is path,
Or daisy on the lee:
And II The aearer like the garb,
How beautiful i shei
With her white, her modest petticoat,
., she's The girl Tor mel
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
EoR ST. LOUIS.

TFNHE dne passenEer and freight sTTolfl -
4 boat. sALLIE nESf. :. y. Cos
BEIE, Master, will leave for the shaFezz-A-@
and IN say potnts THIS DAY A. i5o'cioek A A. fog
AHANuLroN,
ssea-It AEsaf.
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A Desirable Residence

an THURSDAY, the 3rd of December next on -
the PREMISES win sell at public SALE that con- fe
yeuient Residence, opposite the University, now
oVnd bv John O. Dodd and long occupied by the late
Dr. TroOst. 60. -. "a :. o,a
b-5 and forty feet deep with alley al its side and
rsar THE house contains rooms besides kitchen
servants rooms, sc. ,.,- -. s-.,.
Also the lot Immediately in the Of the above, 'front.'
ing 60 feet on College and which at present oecu
pjed as a stable lot TO the house above mentioned
TERNrs-A credit Of and I6 months for uoeS satIsiac
toriIv endorsed bear ng interest and lien retained
Persons wishing 10 the premises can 90 50 a.
INV - A. V. S. LINDSLEY-
d - ..-ocv Auctioneer nOy9-td.
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FOR RENT.

TINT CoNyFNHNT FRAME DWELLING on g.
tie FTauEIn lump Ike road. near he nrst ~
Tol-gste, pi. b. J. A. McCau pbeu, o. Astt
he Gu rooms, besides Fi'c en-, ,rrvsut'
omF etc eic. and Eirt, OF ground achet.
Ezs- fuitalle lnure can he puroiss ~ The ten-
ant n de 90 ed. az Possession given inv edi ttrly
kprlyt to A. v :. LlNp~LtI,
Fov. loft No 81, College street.
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TWO neat Dwelling Houses, or sumner street south
I of Broad, for the GINNING year; ch containing 7
Rooms besides chen aud Servants R0om with stable,
Carriage House, sc. Nuply to l. D. FAkEl
Nashviie, Get s2-tf a Planters Bank.
~ Possession Of one Of the above teueInents be
had Immediately. ldec. l.. ID.
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PAUPERlsA -The ''crisis" is telling with fearful
effect, a. might have been expected, on she status
lies aud records OF pauprrism.
The Philadelphia Alas House ma ie the follow
ing report for the week ending q instan.
Total number Ia the House 267s
same time last year 2l4o
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rnR RnWENA ANp WATTsBoRo.

fIvHE very light dFanEht steameTsN IN -
/ COMMERCE. Casa, M4zte9s
III leave scr he above aBd intsrns-s1--
Ssts foFts on THURSDAY. DsesHbsF 81. ~ 10 eclsek
A. 81. Per fsiEht o. passage spply sn beard, o. Q
4. l. DAYIs,
dsos a. Agent.
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FOr Rent or Lease.

THAT re.ideHcr the Franklin Turnpike,
st PIE. en- cCuT led b. Mr.. Fellows, Il contain six
be- des ktc ems, Servants sc and has about
% ground ATTACHED II Guild he leased to good
tenant for a Term Of yeArs II desired- kppl. 20
r.vfg A y. &. IINnSI FY.
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FORSALE.

THAT xar able businoss stand Market Street adi0n
ing The " aFehOuss % Al Hamilton, occupied bY
Comic, co hing ore, Of he best stands in he
city flr auy retail establishment. Price very moderate
Apply 10 .
Nov 25-r A. v. 8. LINDSEY.
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ARM FOR RENT

WE win rent to a coo' tenant Splendid FARM, a
w viz hsndsoue iu proven en's tanning from Il
90 100 ac1res miles from the city, the Nashville
and CFaffaf oogg RAILROAD BOYD CO.,
-o- No cherry street.
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gzES- a Paris letter says: The Young Ameri
can engineer, who was called from the United
States TO construct difficult suspension bridge,
across the Avon, at Bristol, England, bridge
commenced aud given up as impossible by
the great engineer Brunei, IL now in Paris,
and ex resses himself as perfectly satisfied of
his success in the undertaking. His.men are
already al work. T#T
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RORERTSoN IECTUwE

NHF first Lecture OF the the benef of the
Robert on AS,Ocia ion, viii be delivered th evening
AZ ociocS, IN the basement Of the First Presbyterian
Church by James NJ Davidson, Esq of Fayetteville. Sub
Jec The Jewe Of o. moRwealth." The proceeds o.
these Lee applied the relief
ttute Of the City, and earnestly hope the lecture
crowded Dec sit
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NEW BOOKS.
MUSTANG GRAY. ByJ Clemens.
MEADOW BROOK. ~ Mary }. Har.e S
THE LOST DAUGHTER. by c. 7 ee Tentz,
ROUMANIs. By James o. Nove-, VI. D.
LIFE OF JOHN FTLCH--Iuventor Of the Steamboat.
THE WORLD N 4 POCKET BOOK.
BERANGER: LYRICAL POCUFs. By wm. Young.
NOTHING TO FAT. Illustrated
THE WORLDS OWN yJula Ward Hove.
WELL REGUN L HALF DONE.
EANNIE's JEWEL CASE.
For sale by CHARLES ". SMITH
Nov12. nc a ~ollege street.
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Wheat, Wheat.

V4TANTFD tgatey Zee Heo hashsls u wheat We
W Wui take 81 a tea % heat she heaes- market
price paid NasaTie. We have - 6ri-F FOR 500
hais % street sidauE cettoa for whsh Ne ii pay ths
highest usFksf price eliFegsi Ware1euse corner
a MA-Eet AID lara street
novIL H. s. FRESCH 4 SON.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WEDNESDAY, Dec 2, 1857.
Mr. Dunlap, from Committee Way and Means
reported the bill providing for the election of
tax collector by the people, and the majority re-
commended Its rejection.
Mr. King, from judiciary Committee, reported
various bills which had been referred to the Com
mittee.
Mr. Newman. from Committee on Internal In
provements also returned a number of bills.
INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Carter of Carter, to incorporate the Vr-
ginia, North Carolina and Tennessee Railroad
Company.
Mr.. Ewing, to amend the criminal laws of the
State.
Mr.. White, of Knox, for the benefit Of the Deaf
aud Dumb Asylum.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. AIgee directing the Committee on Banks to
take into consideration that part of the Governors
message relating to the Bank Of Tennessee and re-
port bill for its gradual quidation in accordance
Herewith
Mr.. Bradford, that the LEGISLATURE adjourn from
the 18Th December to the 4th January next
7 he rule was suspended and several bills passed
second reading; and the bill for the benefit of the
securities of the revenue collector of Lauderdale
county passed a third and last reading.
The House then proceeded 70 the consideration
OF the unfinished business of yesterday, being the
various bils regulating banking.
During the discussion that eDaued Mr.. Polk read
letter from the President of the Bank of Tonnes
see, explaining the causes of the suspension of
that bank being the suspension of the banks of
New Yor@, SOut Carolina, Georgia, &c, sc. The
debate, the question being upon the bill offered by
Mr.. Polk, was continued 10y Messrs. Williams, Polk,
Stanton aud st. John.
Adjourned TIL P. NJ.
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IRoM ana afssr his azfe, J0zsEA A. becomes
u parlae. tn tAs Q lse e A0AGAs co.
d 6-~lss.
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For Rent.

TOR the year ISIS, Portable eunVs-one No "a,
Hh street; No 2S Spree stree, pre-
pied ~ Mr. Wisor; On the Franklin uTrpke, nearly
opr osi'e The former Tesideuce Of Mrs Wyrn.
uov1S-tE BOYD 4 co
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
The Horse of America.

W.T.. BERRY 4 Co. have just received
FRANK FOREsTER's HORSE AND WORKMANSHIP
OF THE UNITED STATES AND B aITISH PROVINCES or
NORTH AMERICA. By Il RY WILLIAM HERBE T. author
Of FrJnk Forester's Fied Sports, Fish Fshing &C.
with Steel Fngravugs, Original Portraits Celebrated
Horses among which are "Boston Fashion "GIencoe"
"Pryor," Licking on, &C. in elegant royal Svo. vol
umes.
HARRIS PORTRAITS CT GAME AND WILD ANIMALS
OF SOUTHERN AFRICA. beautifully coIored vol. To-
10, half morocco.
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Continuing:
PAMELA; or, Virtue Rewarded. In a Series OF
amiliar letters. vols.
1.-THE HISTORY OF CLhRIssA UARLowF. In a
Series OF et'ers. vols.
ST T history Of SIR Charles GRANDSON.
In a Series OF Letters. 7vols.
81 cen ider Uyscf thorough adept in Richardscn.
Ike The lorFes Of rs bet and think part Of
them tedious roUld ask anvil uu better to than
70 re"d u EN- from be ming end take up when
] hose, and lay them down when / was tired,
tin every word and sy allie relating the ght CARIssA
the divre CIFNuN7TSA tie beautiful PAMELA with every
trics and i've Of heir fsvour wereouce more ra
ven in my hearts tabl-'"-H0-7ett on Ol7 Books.
For sale nv [novlO7 W T. BERRY co.
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For Rent.
For Rent.

TT W0 handsome rrd fort bic Rrck Dwellings, Nos.
and g, Tlaibcrne's Row These houses new, and
vel hnihed: the Of good s'zc with high ceilings ;
the houses wen ventilated Tydrant in the lots and
he occupants have the privilege Of the Free Schools and
the right 20 educate ih,ir children without charge Cis
borne On nil TeFulH ry hour from these hOu
to the Square, at the low price Of cents; Apply
A. Y. 3. LINDSAY.
DC . dN T. r. GLASCOCk.
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
ThE easaf Ace.

Y
Whose tards q life have pesriy oct, discovered
ghir IN % aEt Indies csrtsIu cure 'or ConsuE ucnl
Asthus Hroucflus Coz Chs. co.df, and General DeoT
~ TIE remedy va al covered by him When hs onH
elud, q daughter. uaH EIyen up 20 Gle ne hAd IeAIg
much 81 tle uoude rul Ior4ye and hrAlus qaa,c q
rr+p.rstiens aade from he fal ludia Hemp, and he
5fht oregrrrd 10 bai DC uis ht uake reuaedy Dor
IN. eh5 Hs studied hard and succeeded IN TealE AZ MS
ii brs His child cured, and Is nov alive ana well
a. s ~ e admin strred the wonderful remedy % tol
.ds Of sf erers all parts Of the world ana ne n4s
never failed n Haking thea completely heethf - -
II surh q MS afiicted fellow beings as5rqacstit @
pc in fail and exp eit directions ~ n1stos -
49, -, oBr shnsne-thrre Gems % be returned ~
L. stage On recipe and e. rrnla-a0l - - w. Il
- 49, .uavulrut % this adse rtiscnenl
- - d.. a. JAMES, 30. 10, Grand sneet
Ney n 1ssT-Imdkwirside. Jersey cry NJ
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Richardson's Works.

W. I. BERRY & CO., have on Sale
THE WCREs CT SAMUEL RICHARD-ON. With
Sketches Of his ife rtinps Hv the Rev. Edward
Nan9n, MA In 10 vols. London 1911. Asuperb copy,
in perfect order.
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FOR RENT.

4 HOUSE in FdgeGrld, wit in few minutes walk Of
y he Public SQUare, ntauing roCls, besides Litgh-
81 and eryants' Rooms. Enquire Of
J.. O.. FELLOWS,
Dov6-tf No p Cherry street.
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SOMETHING TO WEAR;

PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
BOySE 81 ELVEK>ON.
NITILL sell az a saall adv ioa d-st oot, prime
w To- OF
OveT-coats % every VARIETY;
Fusiuess Goats % suit the times;
Dsess an q Froos OF o. q est quality
Pants md Vets Of grade.
IN .rts and nm rr-clorhi1g ~ az kinds.
Tcre her with superior tot OF Grnterner Furni hin z
Goods a4d .oys aud Youths CIohIls az very DO pf-
Dec In
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
d virtue Of two fflS directed, from the Cir
cult Court of Davidson county, in the Of " Civ
Morgan Vance, and from the Common Law and
Chancery Court the City Memphis, Chancery side
Of Robertson TOpp MORGAN Vance. will the
% ofJanuarv IS the Court House in the city OF
Nashville sell at public auctOe, to the highest bidder, for
cash, house and lot in Edgehed, Davidson county,
fronting about 100 feet Spring and running back
feet ad dining the oPerty Of Capt James Miller, to
satisfy hfIs within hours prescr bed
BY Law. JOHN K. EDMUND ON Sheriff.
Dec3-td. By Z obi. P. Estls, Deputy Sheriff.
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/, NEATsmALL DMlIlING Fon sALE.

AAI OFF, ing Cor aIr neat elins College street,
ust beyoud the Mediea COLLEGE. be House IS Of lex
cont ne Food lo0us AMI viii be so.t
Sov 269u A.v.s.LINDsLEY.
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LkeulnKnl.
iREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH,


ENYE uf1 take all "Rr-e Bank raonsy Ocoee shelby.
~ vile, iaErenceharF, ana panarf &c, a par for
Esads- ". A. A ,. q. AoCLELLAED.
~ B-As We iutsnd doing an exclusive cash basiness
ear, si close oat present stock al uuprecs-
drut1d prices for casA. ". A. 4 J. e. Moe.
EsE SIT
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- nRCEIVED,

. HsNnsOME supply q Pan and Winter 6ooa'' Sen'
\ tl----rss Furuishiag Goods and llolhins-
= - a.sortuscnt Of Cloths Ca.siusfs IS ara tes.-
tnssi a. ~ - - H. J. nOuGH. agent,
prove - - No. Il Cedar street. Nashville
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Goshen Butter

OOSiaCn buIteES
USF received direct from New York, 20 Firkins. Fc
- sale By Z. L. WEAKLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
Sole Leather.

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-01

rTNHIs we'll known Hotel has been newly renovated, and
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