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Another Instance Of the efficacy of
Herhave,s Holland RItters.

N M PorNDE1TER, at Union office, September 10th,
1854, says
"Some weeks since being seriously affected with
pain and uneasness at the stomach loss of appetite
and at times strong symptoms Of dyspepsia, / was
induced to try your HOLLAND BnTERs, and feel il
but an act of justice to the article well for the
good OF those who may be affected with like derange
ment of the stomach TO state that the Of
gle bottle Of this medicine proved of incalculabe
benefit, having freed the stomach from all sense
depression and removed every symptom Of dyspep-
sia would also remark that two other mber
of my family, who were afflicted in a similar manner
with myself, were entirely relieved by the use Of a
single bottle each
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27
Unfortunate Anair-Negro killed.

An unfortunate difficulty occurred at the
residence of Capt, A. B. NewsOm, on Satur-
day last, which resulted in the death of
George, free negro in the employment of
Mr.. n. The facts in the case, so far as we
have been able to gather them, are about as
follows: George, and another negro living
with Capt. Newsom, got into fight, during
which George threw him down and commenc-
ell beating him. The Captain went out to
separate them. George, who had been drink
ing pretty freely, was little unmanageable,
and the Captain had to throw him down and
hold him awhile. When he let him up George
struck him, knocking him to his knees; as he
recovered, George made an attempt to strike
him again, when little son of the Captain,
about IA years old. presented a pistol at
George and fired. The ball entered his right
side and came out on the left, probably pass
ing through both lungs. George fell and ex-
pired in about an hour.
The Captain and his son came to town Mon
day, appeared before Esq, Sypert, who held
them to bail in the SUN of $4,000 for their
appearance at the next term of the Court
Lebanon Herald, 25M.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 81, 1858.
Speaker Orr was serenaded last night He
made very decided Union speech, which is
considered TO be his opening bid for the Pres
idency in 1860.
The Government does not credit the reports
received via. England of the extensive defen-
sive preparations made by Paraguay. 1t is
confident of the success of the expedition now
on its way to that country.
The steamer which conveys Gen. Paez TO
venezula will proceed thence direct to Para
quay.
Private advices from Texas state that fill
clustering expedition against Mexico IA being
organized there. Men OF high position are
said to be concerned in it-LOu- Dan.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

November 25th, 1858.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

~ A very singular article appears In the
Richmopd Enqairr Of the 18th, which looks
like an attack on the Charleston Convention,
and charging. with some truth. that congres
sional caucuses, regular or irregular, make
the nominations, not only OF our President.
= II select Senators and Representatives. ig-
noring the people, and destroying the whole
ida Of representative principle in parties.
TIE article in question presents Governor
Wise, as the .sbefo orators for the Presiden-
y, aud Is conched ia terms Of peculiar en-
hssis It will attract atteniicn.--C5r Pkita
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.THE JOLLY MARINER.
nAlIAp-pr ,oHx G. sAIE-

II was jolly mariner
As ever hove a log
He wore his trowsers wide and free,
And always ate his prog,
And blessed his eyes, in sailor wise,
And never shirked his grog.
Up spoke this Jolly mariner,
Whilst walking up and down
''The briny sea has picked me, -
And done me very brown;
But here goes, in these here cio'es,
cruising IN the town ~
The FIRST Of all the curious things
That CHANGED his eye 10 meet
As this undaunted mariner
Went sailing up the street.
Was, tripping with little cane, -
dandy all complete
He stopped that jolly mariner
And eyed the stranger well 49,
"W hat that may be, - he said says he,
ais more than ! can tell;
But meier before, on sen or shore,
Was such heavy swelir'
He met a lady In her hoops,
And thus she heard him hail:
- Snow blow me tight but there's sight
To manage in a gale
never saw so small craft
With such spread o. sail
"observe the craft before and aft;
She'd make a pretty prize ~
And then, in that improper way,
He spoke about his eyes,
That mariners are wont 20 use
In ange. or surprise.
He a plumber on roof,
Who made a mighty din
'1Shipmate, ah0y ~ the rover cried;
SIT makes sailor grin
To see you copper bQttomng
You upper decks with tin ~
He met yellow bearded man,
And asked about the way;
But not a word could he make out
Of what the chap would say,
Unless he means TO call him names,
By screaming NIX furstay I"
Up spoke this jolly mariner,
And to the man said he,
81 haven't sailed these thirty years
Upon the stormy sea,
To hear the shame of such name
As have heard from thee
$50 take thou that i''-and laid him fiat.
But soon the man arose,
And beat the Jolly mariner
Across his jolly nose,
Till he was fain, from very pain,
To yield him TO the blows.
Twas then this jolly mariner
wretched jolly tar,
Wished he was in Jolly-boat
Upon the sea afar,
Orriding fast, before the blast,
Upon a single spar
Twas then this jolly mariner.
Returned unto his Ship
And told unto the wondering crew
The story of his trip,
With many oaths and curses too,
Upon his wicked lip
As hOpng-so the mariner
In fearful words harangued-
His timbers might be shivered, and
His le'ward scuppers DANCED
a double curse, and vastly worse
Than being SHOT or hanged y
If ever he-and here again
A dreadful oath he swore-
If ever he, except at sea-
Spoke any stranger more,
Or, like son Of something-went
A cruising ON the STORE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

HIGHLY PRoBAnLE.--"occasional," the
Washington correspondent OF the Press, re
ports the following:
A good joke is told Of an Irish friend Of
Mr.. Buchauan's, who paid him visit few
days ago, in the course of which the President
took pains 20 assure the visitor that be was
not In the field a. a candidate for reelection.
Tie Hibernian looked at him. and said: .In
faith and | believe you are not, for nobody
In our region says one word in your favor"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

EE Senator Hammond, in his late speech,
could not see how any new sectional Issue
could be made up by the Republicans But
what the Republicans conld not do. the De
mocracy have, as usual. done for them. The
demand that Congress shall adopt Slave
Code for the Territories is a very important
issue; and. while it is pressed, agitation"
cannot be suspended. But for this agita-
ton " Republicans must not be held response
ble.-ALbany Journal
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COLLEGE STREET PROPERTY
At Public Sale.


On Saturday, 18th of December, 1S5S,
A 4 the Court House gate, Will sell to the -
IN highest bidder, that valuable property Id
situated North College street, few doors be ILL
low the corner Of the Square, ans opposite the beau
tiful residences lately erected by Mr.. French
aud NJ. Burns, and adjons the fine residence Of Ar.
A c. Beech and others This property fronts 60 feet
on College street. running half way back 10 Market,
TO is feet alley. Upon the ground is three frame
buildings used stnre-rooms.
This property is located in Of the most thriving
and desirable portions of the city, and take all TO-
gether is the most desirable yet offered the public
Its advantages will at once be seen by all, possess
ing inducements TO tie business capitalist
/ would ask examination before the day of sale,
have positive instructions TO sell. will di-
vide the property to suit purchasers.
TERMS SAIE--0ne- third cash, the balance in 1 4,
and years, with interest from date, and lien
tanned. Z. K. GLASCOCk,
noy24-td Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

AccIDENr.-James PHILLIPS, Esq, Deputy
Sheriff of this county, had his thigh badly
broken on Tuesday night last. 1t appears
that as NJ. Phillips was riding on horseback
between this place and Wartrace, his horse
stumbled and fell. thereby breaking his thigh
in II serious manner. We are pleased to learn
since that he is doing ar well as could be ex-
pected under the .Siel6yrille
Obastiiiaioaalta
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

NEW ARTICLE OF COMMERCIAL commits
sion merchant in this city received a number
of packages from ST. Louis, yesterday. con-
tanning dead human bodies consigned, through
his care, to certain parties in Nashville. They
are intended, doubtless, for the dissecting
knife of the medical students up there. We
make a note of the shipment of this new artI-
Gle of commerce. as it is hopeful indication
of the revival of the Fall business.-4M Memphis
Avalanche.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GONE We regret
to learn, says the Huntsville Democrat that
Mr.. Andrew Drake, one of the Oldest citizens
of our county, greatly respected and esteem
ed for his moralintegrity and christian virtues
died at his residence, on Monday, the 22d inst,
at an advanced age.
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DIER.

At his residence near Nashville, on Thursday morn
Ing 18th inst, JOIN wEB, aged 81 years, native of
Prince George county, Va. and resident of David
son county for the past twenty years
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

rs- The best description of weakness that
we ever heard of is contained in the wag's
query to his wife when she gave him some
chicken broth, if she would not try TO coax
that chicken just to walk through the soup
once more.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

cs- The Hon. T. L. Harris. Congressman
elect of the Fifth District in Illinois, died at
his residence in Petersburg. on Friday last.
His health has been delicate for some time.
His death will be deplored as serious loss TO
his State. He was member of the present
House.-Lou Dem
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

~ The n. y. Herald has an article on
''Hell Gate and its Dangers." Considering
his time of life and his career hitherto. IL
might prove well for the editor TO keep the
subject constantly before. his mind.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

cs- Mrs. Rachel Hunt and Mrs. Rachel
Ayers. one aged l04 years and the ether lol
years. died in Hartford county. Nd last week.
Both died on the same day-were buried on
the same day.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

GT Speaker Orr was serenaded in Wash
strong Union speech, which is supposed to be
his bid for the Presidency in 1860. But these
serenades are crdel things on candidates.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

Senator Douglas writes TO friends In Wash
ingion that owing TO the sickness OF bis wife
be will not be able to reach thai city until a
couple OF weeks after the commencement Of
the session VI Congress
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

Washington, state that q illibustering expe-
diiion against Mexico Is being organized there.
Men OF high position are said to be concerned
taif
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nfw Aouertisements.
S T O r A G. E.
New Fire Proof Warehouse.

VIE undersigned have taken the large Warehouse
Il recently erected, running through from Market
10 College street, and amply prepared store ON
favorable terms, all articles that may be offered.
The attention of merchants in the is es specially
directed 10 our facilities for taking OF Sugar Cof
fee, Sack Salt and Molasses and 10 the fact that in
surance against IRE can be obtained goods stored
with us on most favorable terms
We VIII also keep a constant supply Of BALEDHA
and CORN in Sacks, which will be sold on most reas-
enable terms A share of public patronage is re-
specifically solicited.
novelty PARISH 4
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

cs- Hon. EIIJAH wAIxER was thrown
from bis horse, while on hls way from Pardy
TO his home In Hardin County on the 18Th
inst, and had one Of ais arms broken.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27
Prom the FrdRklia Rerie,e.
Hon. John He'll.

Our readers not otherwise aware of the
fact, will learn from the following letter, that
our great Senator has been invited 10 make q
public address in Franklin. We have delay
ed the publication OF Mr.. Bells reply, in the
fnal hope that he might be able 10 meet the
wishes OF his fast friends In williamson
The lapse of time having now settled that
point beyond contingency, We give his note
below:
NASHVILLE. Nov. Sd. 1855.
Gentlemen: Your letter Of the LIST inst. ex-
pressing a sire to '.listen to public address
from mt on the political aspect OF she times
before my departure for Washington. reached
me to day. while preparing for my departure
to neighboring State or business Of an
urgent and 10 me important nature, and
which NAV require my attention during the
entire interval between this and the meeting
OF Congress in December. BE assured, how
ever, that IL would give me great plcasute 10
be able 10 comply with the wishes of my ''old
friends and constituents of Williamson
couatyn-friends who have given me their
unwayering confidence and support for q
quarter ola centary-as any time and on
any matter that concerns either their interests
or their feelings; and propose To use every
exertion 10 arrange the business that calls me
away, In the shortest possible time, Ia the
hope that may yet have IL in my power TO
make n public address in Franklin, ON the
important subject indicated by yea, before j
shalt be compelled TO leave for Washington
am. gentlemen with he greatest respect,
Your grateful friend aud iellow-eitixen,
JOHN BELL.
To Messrs. STEWART. DAVIS, CooE. PAscnALI,
MoCESoRE, HUI JOHNSON, and others.
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FUIINEss OF JoY.-A man observed of his
wife, at party last evening, that she was
beautiful, dutiful, youthful, plentiful aud an
dTmtM !-NeuO Bedford Mercury.
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A Handsome City Residence,
No. IA Cedar Street,
POP Sale RHiNniHIN

II fhul and 60 mmodons family Tcslcefre, I'd.
No. - Cedar ~, On Capitol Hil. few s--H
doors Le'"W Vine street, % present cNped and
orrrPiet J.! ". o. Hmm. The improve Lis cen
FIST ~ ~ story brick. containing rotWs IN The
mann builirr, with an additional room over the
passage Ia se'"nd stay. making RltoFctl 81 rooms
There ~ R'so god two story hlick kthep. can
tlinnE tw" servants rooms. Sms kr House, IHTtTy,
with other pcefsSaTy uut be- uses inrludiTg Stahlr,
&c The Lot j. so feet front Cedar street, ruLnh
back $50 feet alley.
J. Is property presents many advantages 20 the
hnsniss in ponf az ltraiieT 10 any Sfsred,
being bat few minutes walk r. m AT, rrrton e
the bnsinfss marts e The city. The Price hNed ufn
u shoniu be an indurcnsft Ia the eppiisiisf. TO
these n islhF a. procure hen e. a. iuctUR ovety
way desirable. We wiil take ric' sure n shown Z
the properly ~ any time o. cISous wishing
purchase u nccfs az " Namiiut.t u 10 command
itself For terms, &c, HFTlt q"
noyI.-n L. a.. GfASgoCE AGENT
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WAITS FOREIGN MIssIox.-A despatch

from Reading, Pa. says:
"Joel X. Warner has been nominated by
the Lecompton democrats tor Congress, to
supply the J. Clancy Jones vacancy. Gen.
Vim. ii. Keins is the volunteer candidate Of
the opposition. The election takes place on
the 30th inst"
Mr.. Joel r. Warner, doubtless. Is on the
look out for foreign mission, and resorts to
this expedient to get it.
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Hen advertisements.
ODD FELLOWS, ALL.
Statesm anship.
A LIE CT u II Il

an AMERICAN STATFSMANSHIP will be deliver
" ed by GEORGE d. PRENTICE, at Odd Fellows
Hall, SATURDAY NIGHT, Nov. q 1855. Lecture to
commence at O'Clock.
81 Tickets for sale at the Music and Book Stores.
nov24-td UsG&B
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

The Washington Union Publishes without
comment Senator DoCoIAs' gloriacation
speech Al Chicago.
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More New Rocks.

ISABELLA oRSINE A Historical Novel Of the Fir
teenth Century. BY the author Of Beatrice Cenci
K. n. PEPPER aud other Condiments put up for gen
eral use. A spicy book.
VERNON GROVE; Or, HEARTS "A THEY ARE.
VIOLET; Or, THE TINES We LIVE IN.
GRANDaorHER's SCRAP BOOK; or, WESTERN
CLEANER
ZFSAIDA. BY Florence Anderson.
SIDNEY GREY Tale Of School life.
CoURTsHIP OF MILLS sTANDIsH LongfeIlow.
BROwSIOw AND PRYNE. Debate on SLAYER.
Jusf received and for sale by
nov22-0 CHARLES W. SMITH.
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A S M ALL F A RIM
lots in NscGayock.

/ HAVE C'r sale privately, 70 lots In MeGavocI,
Il sifuNted ~ Jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Artrne,
Florence. ElhcTu ANerur, Hcntershftf and James
stree ;, " i'h will sell great haIrpi These
Lots are cne some 1f The hcautifu n hat nd
difi"h, ara 9" H. - q small means, ting cheap
homes, NJ " is ihei. chance. ForrHrth ulars call
Y tIASC IL,
oct7-tf aren't
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amnsfments.
CRHSPS GAAETX.
FIFTH NIGHT OF THE
Celebrated Marsh Troupe.

Saturday Evening, NOV. 27th, 1855,
Will be presented the grand romantic Drama entitled
the FORTY THIEVES; or, The Wood cutter, and the
Robbers Of the Black Forest Hsssarac, Mss LOUISE
To con lude with the laf ghable Farce OF the WAN
DERING MINSTREL Jim Bags, Mast G. W MARSH.
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HEAL estate Sales.
Most Valuable City Property.
At Public Sale.
ON Thursday, eth OF December mex

On Thursday, 9th of December next
ON the premises. at IL O'Clock A. N I propose ts
W offer a Public Sale that conlmod ious Residence
corner OF Church and Mrlemore streets. now ccrn-
pied by Vim. H. Smith, ESQ The lot fronfs so feet
on Church and l2s on McIenorc strect-Herse con
tains ten good rooms, with necessary horses
Fixtures. Hydrant water &c. u Is one OF the most
desirable residences in the CITY and is convenient tn
all the business parts Of our CITY
AIso.-Ai the same time three vacant lots imme-
diately adjoining the above n oBfng ach 30 feet on
Church street. and running back les feet an alley
The foregoing property is free from taxes.
Terms.
For the Hnuse and lot on fourth cash-half nee I .
and years credit, for notes satisfactorily secured
bearing interest, PAYABLE in bank and lien retained
For the vacant Lots credit II l, and years for
notes bearing interest and secured rs above
VIII be sold privately if desired For further
particulars call
A. V. s LTNnSLEY.r
F. r. GLAscocK. Auctioneer. nOvl9-td
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LONDON BOOKS,

LONDON BOOKS.
For Sale by JOHN YORK & CO., No. So Union
Street.
Shcridan's Dramatic Works and life.
Gaizot's History 81 RepreseEiave Government.
Condos History IL the Arabs In Spain.
Stnrm's Morning Communion with God.
chnlingworths Religion Of Proiestants.
Bocaca's Decameron-
CanAnteis Exemplary Novels.
pede's Ecclesiastical History a England.
ualet's NoFiherB Antiquities.
Es's EsFiy English Netrical Romance.
Chronicles Of the crusades-IIlustFated
Early Travels in Palestine. with a map.
Keightiey > Fairy Mythology
Hand Book Of Proverbs Sayings. MsxiEns, ke.
Longs Portraits % IllusirioHs Pcrsonages.
MaxweiI's Victories 81 Wellington.
I1fe q Wellington, by an Old Soldier.
Gales q the 6enil from the PERSIAN.
Pictorial Hand Book % London
IsssoNs Jerusalem Delivered.
History q the AnEldssax0nE-Tliussraied.
Arlsto's Orlando Furicso--hne steel plates.
Iioaomls's SiBevah and 10 Paiaees-IllastFaiod
Raphael ana Michael AnEelo--InostFated.
ttdrie's British Birds-coiored plates
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-27

WE have a great variety a. Dinner ana Bgeaks.s
w Casters. silver Plated nrtanaa Ware an nHe
cat Clxss, PRESSED OF PLATA Betiles, We loo
prices.
f4Fsor aud Hed Room Candiesfsckss
fistsd ana Hritsnia Butter ftzaes sn4 Knives
Table ana Tea Sgoans, fknnrr and teserf fofkx,
Aaseard and sad speons;
Hal LAMPS. Ar., &C.
nevt6 Il SoilsEs street,
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North Eageneia.

OS THURSDAY, THE sND or DECEMBER NEXT.
" propose IN bring OF great sale % Lots in this
addition near the Railroad depot viii on that &C
casiou offer some thirty foriy Lots, Of them
we'll improved and with neat and substantial resideu
upon them.
For further particulars see hand bills, &c.
TERxs-One, two AMI three years credit for notes
payable In Bank, satisfactorily secured bearing In
terest, and a hen retained
A. V. s. IINnsIEY.
z. r GtAsoocK, Auctsoneer. nove2-td
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New Publications.

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