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fen 3asen, %sntAatsnS &uimuntsrunssn, gsbste unb GeIdnae fir
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gebrauas bei eeidsnbsSansniisn ,wis aud 9rpt!ro.. fir SSSi6e
bic umt Ssiebte 3opts irauern. 1Smo. $40 g. Ser. Sb5ner
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5ubner6 btbli6e 5ilcrten bon benz @lten u. Neueu
SSsitHS1n'sanit fur bic $ SaP PGS aS .Solfsiaulsn. aeu bsartsitstspn
9ilbetn unb sinenn &drthen BON 9aldifina. 46s g.. G65nrr
bsltlider Druid. 0sberbanb nit 9uppei6tisbsn.
Oaielte &erf en9lti9.
Msiti6ers, S. $. So, Mor8ens unO @benDopfer, nebt
0nbern gslan9en nno einem @nban9. @it einem SittlfupEr.
genou nadD Der Sri9inal> &us9abe, 1Smo. 32S 9. Gtb6n in
M0uhelin 9%cbunben.
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Gcneert-6ale unp 0assrbier=S Salon.

Der lluterseihncte e%mpfthlt lem tsutlten Sublifum Itinen ees
cent rseTiahtstsl., Salon gu tleifisem 9siute. Die belsn 2iquprs
I4.Sl 81 Miurr
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Neuer @5tellapen

AT SrpaSfr, s,ptlhen Der 9. unp 8. Strase.
nntsr,ei6nshr maht benz tsutftsn gubIitum bic ersebe,e @n.
iese, bag er an psisenn Ylabe einsn WbbelIaeen er6ffnci Bat. rnb
bltttt In sprfomneneen Sdlen UNI ecncisten SuIpritd,. gsIdIte
arsutsn fperSsn 9elfnafspl unS mpsti@it biQis %ausssflt.t.
Htparaturen prpntt unS biata.
va Su %ssrtaufsn Spei crcelsnte Seitn, Gin 8pd> u5 Elm
Stubsnofer, eeIlenb fur gSirtbfbaftss pber StpltbauslpfaIe.
Sbnp ven 6rceben.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-11-01

5auler St pertaufen unp Al %Yerrenten.
De! llnkridbnett bat msbrere in seiTerlcnlirase ,,piIhsn gro,s,
uno ViarlballraBe 9ele9ent 5duitr, bic er unter ben oiinifio;fsr
Seeltsun9en nno gu btlit9em 9reis gum Serfauf anbietst. GiRnio,r
osrlslSen tOnnsn aud sersntet uS icslei6 be;rsen psrSen. o"S
%, Spbn S6ab,
lZ"lII Gde BON StHerpns unD MfarIbaQfraee
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Vermischte Anzeigen.

o. II. GHALKLEY,
5dnpler BON oersr uub S6ub. 5inriuas, Smsrrteur
Ron iranspfi6em &albteper,
l3. Str, srilhen Mtatn II. Carp, Hi6mcnp. ga
Otutfhsn SGubna6etn pirb StcS ~spuninSist aNprtirte Saec,
ron Geeer aUcr grt telienS %eapfcblen. Oieisleen fnbsn SaIclbf ;u-
SdGb alsS ,u ibrsni Gsi9dft nptbiss Gsrteus, sic {. g. SinbinsS,
gttlsr &C., ale Sprtn l(ppc:S II. l. 10. OuS eon SatHsrt unS
Su1tinbern sebrhuht merSenbe 2eber ut eleibfaas %ppprdtbis.
perfauft. Ti6a
Oampfi6iff' Gabrt spiitsn 8t6mpnp uuo gsep gurt.
Die beicen sreBen unb beausn, sinssri6tetcn See ampfEtiff
usSan,sstetpa" une uRpancfe" irerbcn Dem reiIentsn NubIitun, ,ur
Ssnusuns bsftnS %srapfablen. Der Gabrprss betrdst in Der Gailte
incl. Sett ub 8plt $40, rmb i'm 9wilhsnbed SIS.
Die rs 1mestpfpn" YsrlaBt itren gBbarf an Rpfetts isSen Sien-
tag UNI 4 lbr Natnittass. irdtrsne Die ,&cancte" isoen 0reitaa
UNI 6 lbr @bsnes Sen Gin 9cint abfdbrt. gSer tas lcftere Sampfs
i1tf btnlsen mill, bat itb bel Zen lntsr;sidneten Gin NabrbiQst an
iISit, ba bic gadasiere br r&Oancts' per Gttnbabn mad, GitY
Yptnt befrrbert fperSen.
Gradt pirb biQtsf an9enpnrn,cn unt pinll,n1 6efprScrt.
9a6asepreis nab Ncrfcf $500.
Zs.5l 2ubIom u. @atIpn.
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@ein. unS eaaertlsr. gBirtbldnft

bon 8. 81. @upcr,
Governor C13te) Straee, swilArn 6rantlin> II. Iain
nnttrscidncter rnadt hermit isinen mrrtben @5nnern unb benz
aeebrttn publifum bic gniti9c, bns or bur6 bilise unS bebcutsnbs
Gintaufc aus crNcr Suele III ben Stanb seEkt 1T, eiren rsslsn
MAS 9utsn SSein ;u
ola IL Gents BEN Stpppcn, unb
G5 GtntS bic 8lalhe
0ue;uIbtnfcn. Somtt fam Scbcrmann, nit elmer fle,neu SIu5.
gaze, BON bent f6iIthtn S~raubenIaft ecnieEcr.
8ernsr bahe tb lletS in better SuaIitit ~sprrdbis:
Mtarinirtc Iale,
Rarinirte bpninStlhe Srrinae,
Rarinite StnCins Sun9cr
Marirtris SdiprinefuBe,
Sarbinen,
Smppriirtsn Sdnpeicrf6it,
uRb Gin Sertrsf1idrS 2ascrbirr, grantire, Gins, gDbiSfp. gbf.nts
CURACAO, &iri&enmaIIsr, unS ~itertaupt ale feinel frnr;bifltCn
&iquprs baltr in better umo b%iltscr SuaItGt.
lin seneisten 8uiprlh bttttt g. 81. 0uper.
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Sob. 9%teinbartt's

S~lnieunStrts maiants @rateS mb GenSers III beraboeistten
Vte'lsn! Der llntergihnetr flbrt baS srDHe 2as r Won Gjrstes
a am Geneers, aus lslrsr rsn:n Sabrif, peide5 lie emt b;eliaen SVu-
S!itam S@GIsrlrt iporsfn 1T. Grates iinb baitlbit gu fnSsn nab ben
ntilsm M.ultsrn unS SaeUnS, als ~siersdise ~Su9eiptBts sptbil6e, YER
l9Npehartt9e runee !t. .t, ebenip itbr ibbnc runSs Sen6erS. Ipwis
ahSsrs, pic Nt tslenSsrs als StutenSieros fir DEN SSnmer eiansn.
49,, aalfa9e 9 u Siaet uo gano werren plnttli6 unb i%prsfdItis
Ssns9e1uert.. gSfoerSertauTer fcnner nad, ben niecrialten %r6rSiiden
baarsr S~eSabluns. N'S""' ~
Sss lnnts5isidnsts bittet DorsuiprtAen in Der ,Sea< unp SraF-
opuhore', Matn'fr., ,pthtn s. u. o. Ctr, 8thnpnb, ga.
S0mMel .. 0fnprn.
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Stens0farfet Spiel.
@de 6te pnO Narl6aQfra6e, 8tdmpnb, 8a.

Disles nu sin9erihtst, fruber BON Srr. 9. G6wenfein aefabrte
bsahl@s galtsaas g'fS Dem S,ir4rsilsnesn gutHtaT! tsfSna sm'
eutta beutl6en Gid ab bic aufnertamle 8sbienlna. Sas nit
S 3 ssaa, S1a!s SFE asH2t;1sn Safi + . nc uni lsrisen Iirt9Si9afs,
buletbft Gus @rten @etrante friI6 unO in better auaIitat al batsn.
S. Marrb0uIen.
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6. SebIcS
SrobeS Eager BON Serren- unb Damen @6u6en
unb Stiefel aler 9lrt,
8rcabftr., rabe Der Stem Straee.

1T fr gt%gsnipartise SaiOn aufs &sidbaltslte un6 @anniafo(tio1
sus9Sltait!t, lIS taIn Der nntsrSidnste lsinen see6rten Nunben unS
penn yHelttnin DC SefltGeruh9 9eben, baB is aHfs Gtelife liS Sill
llslts tseient psresn, ba or bur9 periOnlt4e ginfaufe il, ben nSrb>
eAea Stecten, oe er nur 9ese, baar gelb semo6t Bat, bier;u in
Pen Stane 9ElsSt 1T. SdlteBith bemertt beriel6e, baB er fr ale BE-;
ienn o9staHftt sS"are 9"rantirt unS bittst I'M f~rsunbiden 8uipru6,
i''I Chs. 9ebIt.
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SSmt. este,
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURER

OFVHVFFv 3IUlIDFN DIT D. U.D. StraBe.
Sas oeutlds gubltfur, nantenti6 Wieberserfauf,r made ia
aMt mem sroBes Wager Der Ysribiebsnartsfsn GanSs's. budsrfonee
ren. Sanfg Oreps q. 't. st9ner Sabrif auf nsrfian, unS srIuft id
estslelbsI, tbre %bstrensnSsn gintaufe bsim INFRINGEMENT ~ hidden m
ea ta pIrn portpetlafte Ginfaufe unb Cab 3abluneen in Ben
3u fonnfn. '""'' "''""''"
so gorss &ofnsn, in San3sn, baItsn unb sisrtsI Sinsn,
9ahsla, gitronsr unb ionittss Sabhidts f5nnsn ffsts i'm srri-
neh nno gtrpBsn 1oa mir beSpssn tperbsn, fowie aud Ycr,ialids
oephbt uno %tranS0llde- QHaImsn, ale @rtsn NaIt, GifrSnat
unS iOnltt9e GSnfset, iuseS SeL, ein9sna6te @urRsn &c. &c.
8ernsr made i'd bas YnbGfun, ouf ntsin srp6ss Qaasr BON
Oeutl6en Spielpaarer,
Gorpebp'S, GirstraterS, Safstsn, Sfpmou GonSirs " ,fs,..t,,
lint sinsn Selu6 itinss 2a9eys binet sam, Ni""
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5erablebuna Der 0reiIe BON Srernbpr,

9erableBllll9 Der Yreile 0on Brenn9pls.
9a ib milsns bin, nit ben, 5ortidritte Ser Belt alstdsn GGritt
u, Ra!tsn, babe i'd Mid c%ntihlclcn, Die Yrciie spi SrcnrbpI; in
Gie SannenbelS gu $500 tr GrrS, bas frei AMI ;SauIe Ses
Seiilslers %ab9sIisf'rt ipnb. Sci bieisn brrabeeilsttcn Wrsiisn bpTt
OCT !tntr3cubltte auf saplrttde Stiicllunsen, bic lhncujfcnS aus
9stutrt ,l'o bel ben Ssrrtn 0atns II. Gefe, Srn. q. q. SunSlry
poer III Der SoSparo an Srcobirast Der Brand 9%caenlber oemabt
prroen t6npen. SomeST Sp Sf'
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8illiam Strens's
geue gSirttidaft an 5ranflirfrabs, spiIaen gBalar.
unp Dem Marfte.
&len Srsllnbtu unb 9rfannten, iopie einem 9cebrnn Wublifuu
tiermit Die @n;eise, bB i'd nieinsn GrqufunSs> Salpn sr6fnsI
tabe, uno ,u iebcr 8dt 6ereit Bin, Sunsrise unb 9urltiae Az Ias
zen, tsriu er9ebenlt rinlabet gBilIiam Sfrena.
DEM er fcmnt aus Der Nprtt,
limb sebt ni6t mtbr fort;
DEM oae III jebt bsfannt in Der gan;en Statt,
9as gBtaiant Strsns bns Bette @Ias Qaserbier ;u
perfaufen bait
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e. @pben's

z. Spben's
&irttihaft unp 2asertier.S Gallon,
Nlainfrabe, ;piihsn Ger IL. unp 49,, DEM Worft
9c9enuber.
Dtt ntu rnS 8rihmafpcli cin8eri6es %9Sirttlhaft, 100 nur Biz
befen 2iauprs, 0ager.Scr uo lpnniss grfriidiirasn osfibrt MFR.
ben, enpfcblt ltinCn S!tlnecn unp bcm sciolrnkn 9Iblifum ann
Nsis9Gn Seuh Qpuis GobeS'
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@eprudt ouf Der DompfprsNe Der u@out9".
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-30
The ".,ex Party, Movements.

We are of that class who have little faith
in the New Party" movements Of the day.
We regard them as the handlwOrk of men
who are willing 10 subordinate principle TO
expediency-whos seek rather to attain power
than to subserve the interests of the country
Tie platforms constructed by them sustain us
In this conclusion. The hrst OF these, sent
out IRON Washington, was a beautiful piece of
tesselated mosaic, having something to tickle
the fancy of American, Democrat, and repub-
lican; but yet, AS whole, satisfactory 10
neither. The most important plank VA, one
which the Wings and Americans Of Tennessee
have uniformly opposed aud denounced, as OF
ABOLITION tendency, when proposed by ANDY
JOHNSON. to-wit: the election Of President
directly by the people, instead Of the present.
mode. II this proposition was wrong in prin-
cipls and abolition in tendency, when SUI =
norted by the sham democratic Senator from
Tennessee, its character is not changed simply
because il is embraced by the ''new party
propagandists. 1t is popular amongst the
radicals of the non-slaveholding States the
.vote yourself farm agrarians-and ultra
democrats, who would destroy our republican
institutions, and substitute pure democracy
for them. Having always opposed THE de-
. .ription Of doctrine, with what show Of con
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-30
The Bank OF the state on Tennes.ee.

The larcenes committed upon the people
by that Democratic cooperation, the Bank OF
the State of Tennessee, are appalling This
Bank pays the semi-annual interest on the
States Indebtedness; and ii paid tIro hundred
thousand dollars more than the interest which
actually fell due coupons, during the year
ending January lstl
The Bank does not cancel the coupons upon
which interest is paid, but through its corrupt
management lets them again go into circula-
ton, to be returned for second payment.
and so on until the old political machine ex-
plodes.
We copy the above paragraph from the
Memphis Eagle and Enquirer. The Bank OF
Tennessee is State institution, and its in
terests are closely interviewer with those OF
the people. To destroy its credit and useful
ness is to cause widespread commercial dis
aster, and to involve the people in heavy
pecuniary losses. Under these circumstances,
a journalist having proper regard for the
public good-leaving out of view his own
reputatiOn-would not give currency to
charges so grave as those of our contemporary,
unless prepared to substantiate them by in
disputable evidence. To prefer charge of
sappalling larcencies" upon mere rumor or
suspicion, is unworthy the high character
which the press should strive to maintain;
and if unfounded, can result in nothing but
disgrace to the author or circulator. AS one
of the people, we demand of the Eagle and
Enquirer its proofs.
We learn that there was paid last year
more interest upon the State debt, than was
due The amount has not yet been clearly
ascertained. The Committee of Investigation
are examining into the matter, and, SO soon
as they can do so, will report the facts. 1helr
Iabors have been herculean. but Will shortly
come to a close, when the public Will he put
in possession of all the light they can get
upon this dark subject. We venture, how
ever in advance, to predict, for the benefit OF
the Memphis Eagle and Enquirer, that the Bank
of Tennessee will come out of the investiga-
ton with clear record-a clean bill of health.
Whatever the amount of interest overpald.
the responsibility and the Odium will not fall
upon it. The public may, therefore, under
stand that the second of the above para |
graphs contains not one word of truth. The |
Bank of Tennessee has never failed to cancel |
coupons presented to and received by it; and |
has never permitted any that have come into
its possession to get into circulation again.
We need not say more, than to suggest that
as these grave matters are undergoing in
vestigation, it would be well enough for the
press to await the report of the Committee.
They will then know where the corruption
and Encouragement belongs, and can de-
~. 1,;, mi, 10 i'm |
cent parties.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-30
Correspondence If the ". Y. Expressly
How Gen. Shields was Cheated.

WASHINGTON. June %.
The Chicago Tribune, recording the passag
of Gen. Shields through that city on his way
to Minnesota, states that his tone towards the
Administration was " eXcOriating." This will
readily be believed when the facts in relation
10 his drawing for his Senatorial term are
known. When a new State is admitted into
the Union The two Senators are assigned, by
the drawing of ballots placed in box or hat
for that purpose, one term of two and the
other term of four years. Until the admis
sion of Minnesota. il is believed that this
drawing has been fairly and honorably con-
Quoted. But on this occasion. as | am inform
ed 10y friend of Gen. Shields. the process
was conducted in this wise: The Vice Presi-
dent who is an intimate friend and brother
Spectator in the Western Lands with Mr..
Rice. well an inmate of his house in
Washington. first placed in the hat two short
BALLOTS. One of these Gen. s. drew, which
gave him the short term. The hat was then
emptied, and two tong ballots placed in it,
one of which Mr.. Rice drew, and thus secured
the long term! A more palpable trick was
never committed by the most expert practi-
toner in the art of thimble rigging; and how
a man of Mr.. Breckenridge's high position
could have allowed himself TO be made n tool
of in such disgraceful procedure passes the
comprehension of all men who are aware
that there is no depth of chicanery TO which
a thorough paced LOcofoco will not descend
to when the necessities of his party require
him
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-30
The President an the VI ormon Peace.


There is something mysterious in the sud
denness of the peace which is said to have
been established between the MOrmons anu he
general government. The President despatch-
ed an army in the direction of Utah, and
afterwards a couple of peace commissioners.
1t would seem that the purpose OF the Presi-
dent was, to present the olive branch through
the latter, and if it was not accepted. to con
quer the rebellious saints by the sword. But
before either the army or the peace commits
sioners reached the Mormon settlement, be-
hold we have a peaceful adjustment without
the Intervention of either. 1t seems after all,
that the President had but little if anything
whatever to do in the matter. His partzan
friends wreathe his brow with all the laurcls
of the achievement, attributing the bloodless
settlement TO his resolution and 1rmncss.
The explanation of the mystery, appears to
be that one Mr.. BERNHIsEL, the delegate TO
Congress from Utah, who though holding his
quasi seat in Congress during all these troubles
was entirely overlooked by the President,
took the responsibility of employing Col
KANE, once a Mormon and high in the conf
dence of Brigham Young. to go to Salt Lake
with an appeal to Brigham, to submit to the
laws of the Federal government. As if to
avoid all completely with the President in this
enterprise, he approached Salt Lake from Ca
lifornia- This mission was successful, and an
invitation was extended to Gov. CUNNING, to
come forward and assume the Governorship
of the Territory. He went, and the result is
known to the country through his own dis
patches to Washington. So far then as peace
has been actually established, so far as these
stiif-necked people have been brought into
subsection, if the facts above enumerated be
true the President has done absolutely nothing
towards it. Whether they are circumstan
tally true, time will demonstrate. nj the |
meantime, we would suggest that those who |
are so copious in their eulogies of the PresI- |
lent's course, should consider if they are not |
praise in the wrong quarter.
But, from the army correspondence of the |
newspapers, there is yet a doubt as to Brig |
lam's sincerity in this Sudden submission. 1t |
5 said the officers i'll the army have no conf
ience whatever in the permanence of this
,eace. They regard it as "A rOse on the part
Of Brigham Young to procure the withdrawal
IF the army, and to gain strength by time,
abor and immigration. 1t is also asserted
hat Young has been harranguing his follow
RS with assurances that he would not submit
% Gov. CUNNING, that he had told him lies by
lie might be deceived. &c. 1t is further stated
hat Col. KANE was re-baptized into the Nor
non church while at Salt Lake, aud that the
whole proceedings attending the submission
and peace, are mere sham and trick. These
statements bear as much the air OF truth, as
any thing that comes across the plains outside
,f government dispatches. We give them for
what they are wortn-which may be much Or
| little.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-30
thought of the cnwa

thought of the cowardly conservative that
deprecates ''sectionalsim;n of the scheming
politician who would reconstruct Parties so as
to leave the Slave Power in the undisturbed
possession of its gains; of the short-sighted,
shallow economist, who would suspend a
struggle involving the vital question, Shall
Slavery or Freedom administer the Govern
ment, and decide the destinies of this Union,
for the purpose of determining whether the
American People will not tax themselves to
increase the profits of the iron-masters of
Pennsylvania, and the the cotton manutac-
turers of New England.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-30
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