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Gifts Of the Public Lands.

Amongst the bills introduced in the House
Representatives on Monday last was one by
Mr. GILMER, of North Carolina, to prevent
the accumulation of an unnecessary surplus
in the Treasury and to equalize the grants of
lands to the several States. This bill provides,
in substance, that in all cases hereafter when
donations or gifts of the public lands are made
by Congress to any State, or to any company
or corporation of any State, like quantity of
land lin proportion to the representation of
the States) shall be due and granted to all the
other States. The bill also proposes to enact
that hereafter whenever at the end ofeach fiscal
year there shall be in the Treasury a surplus
of money over and above the immediate
claims on the Treasury, and also the sum of
six millions of dollars subject to draft, such
surplus shall be deposited with the several
States, so far as they may be willing to receive
it, in proportion to their respective representa-
ton in Congress provided, however, that the
distribution of surplus moneys under the pro-
posed act shall in no case exceed the amounts
received from the sales of the public lands from
and after the passage of the act.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

MAKRA0Es.-Let people pirate as they viii,
the woman was never born yet who would not
cheerfally and proudly give herself and her
whole destiny into a worthy hand. at the right
time, aud under. fitting circumstances that il,
when her whole heart aud conscience accom-
panied and sanctified the gin. But marriage
ought always TO be question not Of necessi-
ty. bat choice. Every girl ought to be taught
that hasty, loveiess union stamps upon her
almost as feal dishonor ~ one OF those con-
nections which omit the legal ceremony alto
gether; aud that, however pale, dreary and
tollsome single life may be, unhappy mar
ried life must be trn-foid worse--an over
haunting temptation. an incurahle regret, a
torment from which there Is no escape bat
death.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
RIRn CACFS

WE have CREST variety - hcsutfui RIED CAGE,
w tias hzHtssnsess asslsrtIncnt kroRght ~
lazhvlie, Nhieh all sru cheap faf cash
f-b90-u ". WILSON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

ls- In the Chicago Court of Common
Pleas, on Saturday, a juror named Ripley, in
the case of Canavan vs.. the city, for damages
received by falling off a sidewalk, was i'm
prisoned, by order of the court, for contempt
in holding out from agreeing with his fellows,
during two days and nights, on the ground
that he would not "bring in a verdict for any
damned city. as he was opposed to all corpO-
rations." Ripley was still in duress up to a
late hour on Saturday night.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

my German friend, how long have you
been married."
well, tbs ting vat seldom don't like to
tank about; but ven ! does, it seems to be so
long as it never vas"
a married lady who was very fond of her
husband. notwithstanding his extreme ugli-
ness of person. once said TO a witty acquain-
lance, "What do you Think my husband has
gone and laid out fifty dollars for a large
monkey, on purpose to please me-"
'Jua like him" was the response.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION,
Tickets: wholes SIS; Halves 50 SO; Q'rs SLIPS.
SO IA ~ VI n
REPRESENTATIONS PRIZES.
92S6 prizes amounting TO sii5,lsO

81 Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken pay. Checks
New York RENTED Cor prizes.
ns- Drawings Of Large Glasses will be published in
New York aud New ORLEANS sunday papers, and
Charleston and Savannah Dallcs.
In ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the mo
n..y 90 our address for the Tickets ordered Tueeipt
OF which they will be forwarded by nrsi mail. Pnr-
chasers can have Tickets endmg IA any hgure they
may designate.
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes will be sent 10
purchasers Immediately xfIer the drawing. Purcha
sers viii please their signatures plain, and give
their Post oflce, county aud state
Remember thai every Frize Is drawn and payable IN
full without deduction.
All Prizes Of 81 900 and under paid mEncd ely after
the draNngohcr prizes the usual time If 80 days
All communications strictly con iidcntal
Hs- Address orders for Tickets 90 e. II SWAIN,
Nashville Tenn. or 10 ANDERSON n son, Managers,
Macon or savannah. ia. marl6-trl-w6Ntd-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

D oil 8utter.--& ehis. haEssr iesi seessved sn&
y ios ssas ~ tisesl d D picxkx
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

POSTING QUACK MEDICINE BuIs.-ARREsT
OF DR.. HUNTER.-TwO bill-posters were arrest
ed on Friday, charged with posting scurrilous
quack medicine bills, issued by one DIR. Hunt
Err, of No B Division street; but having shown
that DR.. II. had hired them to post the bills,
they were discharged, and the DIR. was taken
into custody and brought before Justice Cox
MOLLY, who fined him S25 which sum he paid
and was discharged.-N. T. San.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

A PORCELAIN NoSE.-A Boston paper
notices that DR.. Goldman, of that city, has
made, for young lady in that vicinity, a
porcelain nose, to be worn with spectacles, is
of the exact shape of the original, and of a
color like that of the natural skin. All this
may be very creditable to the professional
skill of the doctor, but porcelain nose can
not be of the slightest service to woman,
since it cannot be made 80 turn up" under
any provocatiOn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

fg A bill has been introduced in the Lou
isiana Senate, licensing gambling houses in
Louisiana. 1t fixes the tax at 100000 on
each gaming house in the State, and appro-
PIRATES one-half of the total revenue to be
raised under it to the charity hospital, and
the other half to other eleemosynary institu-
tons throughout the Seate.
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dissolution.
SrRliED or SfOLEy.

I>RoN he CosFt ho1se gate Saturday a
IL eyenfns q snsallGRSr HuEsE stk hiaek ~
nasn~ ana al lie has 4 u.ark j.1st aboEe FfJf
tiss haof ~ ~ had s0as eaasea ~ being Gus
eah rofe sofae tisse sEnre. fhe Eeed cor
distea. Az ne TINS hs tzken, he had tlsht
saddfs yah red ennket Aad light ira1her bFldle an
ealoFe1 hbeFs res4Td s&l he givea fer his Fstnrn
CT iafsrm4llu1 q - aA<rcabous y Ne e.aerslsned
nzr1 IHo4Asc ALLISON
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

fg The London Curt Journal, of February
goth. gives list of nineteen females burned by
their clothes, taking fire SO as to cause their
death, between the LIST of January and the
middle of February. The result of illegiti-
mate expansion.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

~ A sentimental chap intends to petit
ton Congress for an act to improve the chan
nels of affection, so that henceforth the course
of true love may run smoothly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
CHisCERY SALE OF LOTS IN WEST NASH.
VILE.

R C. MeNairy and others b. MrNairy aud others.
IN pursuance q decree q tbs cosFt IN the above
ieause Will srli Ga the Pablic square, this city
on SATURDAY, the fst day 81 NAY, ISIS, tbs follow
lag Lots laid down ia the plan Of the West Nash
vhie NJ Nary property, ta-We
La Ss $50 treating 50 tect Pine street and
Ming ITO feet alley Lot No 15i. fraating
also strest 4ad running hack lso feed
~ al ziley La Nos SO ana $50, lying nisisioa
street and The tkztemaa propeftytheEc Last hts
are Of Irregular shape i<f STs ffcHts 80 feet and
ls,s $50, fronts 10 feet OF more
TkgAs-i : and year, credit with interest notes
well arsd kna nens retained Until the purchase
naaaeF y fully paid 4 n HkikN, C. a N
naaFzT. Chaacefy Court al Nashville
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27

TIVE subscriber has the pleasure Of announcing 20
his friends generally, and the public particularly,
that Mr. Badger has jest arrived with very tine stock
OF Goods IN his line As usual he ready Ia meet the
Of his friends aud old customers either for cash
trade, heretofore. We bcspeak for him call.
Rooms IN second story, No. A., Public Square.
feb20-u BENZ. p. SHIELDS.
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Shirts and Collars.

lust 10 hand another invoice Of shirts, which we
81 warrant 10 be superior in every way, and TO tit
better than any other style, with without collars
preferred, for sale low by
fcb5-u ]. IL. McGIIl.
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A Curious Question.
. A daughter -
Well, what brought herr 80

Well, what brought her 80
Kitty asks" How came she heref"
Half with joy, and half with fear,
Kitty is our eldest child
Eight years old and rather wild
wild in manner, but in mind
Wishing all things well defined
Kitty says How came she heref"
Father, tell me--its so queer,
Yesterday, we had no sister,
Else Pm sure should have kissed her
When went 10 bed last night
And this morning hailed her sight
With strange and new delight
For, indeed, it passes all
To have sister not so tall
AS my doh and with blue eyes
And-I do declare lit cries
Last night didp I see her, father,
Or I'm sure had much rather
Stayed at home still a mouse,
Than played all day at Grandma's house
She is so pretty and so tiny,
And what makes her face SO shiny
VIII it always be like that?
Will she swell up plump and fat?
Like my little doll or tall
Like my wax one? Tell me all
About her, papa dear,
For do so long to hear
Where she came from. And what brought her,
Yours and mmama's bran new daughter !
A daughter another daughter
And the question is, "a What brought hers'
Spence, our boy, but three years old,
Says the nurse did-and is bold,
In defiance of them both
Since to yield hIs place he's 10th
And, poutng feels his noses point,
When declare tits out of joint.
But though the childish explanation
Be food enough for child's vexation,
We older folks must better find
To feed the hunger of the mind.
To us, Of larger issues preaching,
This link Of life-eternal, reaching
From earth to heaven, this new born soul
Comes fresh from where for ever roll
Its countless years thro' yonder heaven,
Has deeper cause for thinking given.
A daughterl
And what brought her p
No matter what-she comes TO bring
A blessing in her life's young spring,
{. No matter, darling l-she is here
Our daughter, sister, baby dear =
Open your hearts, and let her enter;
Open them wide, for God hath sent her -
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new Qualifications.
OLD ENGLISH BOOKS.

OLD ENGLISH BOOKS.
VT BERRY & CO. have on sale fine collection
of OLD ENGLISH BOOKS, among which are the fol-
lowing
History of the Autient City of Canterbury.
Civil and Ecclesiastical, &C, illustrated with Maps
Charts and other Engravings. Nv. folio.
StackhOuse'S History Of the Holy Bible.
vols. 4 to-, half calf.
/ PinkertOn'S Modern Geography,
vols. to-, oldcaf.
The Works Of DR.. Isaac Watts,
6 vols. to-, half Morocco.
Bayles' peter Historical Dictionary,
Wis. 12mo. half morocco, abridged.
Richardson's Novels,
10 Wis, half calf
Life of Catherine H., Empress Of Russia,
8 vols. smo
IIOOle'S Orlando FuriOSO,
vols, old calf.
Life of Agrippina, Wife of Germanisus,
vols.
IIume's History of England,
Is vols, old calf
0ratiGnS of DemOStheneS,
Adam Smiths Wealth of Nations.
3 vols. smo.
The Works of ST. EyremOnd,
3 vols. Smo., old calf
Harris British Classics,
in vols SmO with Engravings.
ShafteSbury's Characteristics Of Men, Man.
ners, and Opinions. 3 vols. svo.
POpc'S Had and odyssey of Homer,
6 vols. smo., old calf.
The Works of Peter Pindar,
in vols. limo, calf.
The Life and Opinions Of Tristram Shandy,
6 vols.
DrydCnS Fables,
Fo Russia, with Illustrations.
English PrOlOgueS and EpilOgues,
in vols. limo
The Works of JOSephuS,
L'Estrange's Translation. vols. 12mo., 1909.
Memoirs Of Count De GrammOnt,
in vols. smo., with numerous Portraits.
Richardson's ClariSSa IIarlOwc,
in vols. smo., old calf
Mrs. Barbauld'S British NOyeliNS,
| in so vols. I2mo., half morocco
BallantyneS NOyeliStS Library
in 10 vols, Royal svo., calf.
CObbett'S Parliamentary History Of England,
| SO vols. svo., half Russia.
The Works of Laurence Sterne,
in vols l2mo, calf
The Works Of Sir William Temple.
vols, folio, old calf.
The Works of Henry Fielding,
II vols. bound in 4 calf fine old copy.
The Select Works of Henry Fielding,
| vols. svo., half calf
The Miscellaneous Works of Tobias SmOllett,
| vols, half calf.
The Works of Dean Swift,
| in IS vols, full calf
Nichols Literary Anecdotes Of the Eighteenth
Century, 9 vols. half Russia.
Memoirs of the Duke OF Sully,
vols. svo., calf.
The Works of Anna Seward,
in 10 vols. limo, calf
The Life and Letters of PaSChal,
! 2 vols. svo., calf.
The POetcal and Prose Works Of Dryden,
vols. svo., calf.
For sale by W. 7. BERRY & CO.,
| fehl Public
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
For Sale.

TIVE Largest STALLION ir America for ~
Il sale, twonty hands high, thorough bred IN
aud nne form and color, 20 the highest hid /(RA
der On the 25th of March II oclock % The Courl
house square. Gail and hook al him before the day
sale Terms, L. months credit
Inar2a-Iw II. IL HAYNES 90.
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w NV ED

PY young single woman, just arrived here fSom
ID England, situation as House Keeper maid of
all work, private family. No objections in going
10 the country 10 take charge of Dairy. Apply
through the Post Office, for six days, at Box 573.
Nashville Mar 25-3t
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Byron and Standing Collar.

LIVERY variety and size Of Byron and Standing
Il Collars, and few latest style Standing Collars
received ana for sale by
fcb5-u J. II. MCGIII.
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M. q. McNAINY q CO.

RECEIVED THIS DAY BY EXPRESS,
100 DOZ Airxnnder's KID Gioyes:
i[O 10 doz Extension : : Skirts, white L cold;
10 cartons Ilueals, sly lee
TO DO. M0usiin De Ca-ne.
DO. New style stella shaWis, for early spring;
500 Tique Collars aud Sleeves styles;
Grape Coars aud Slceycs, do
Breakfast Cape, do;
Inuslon Cap<s and Bertbes, do;
Our Mr. McSairy u nov IN the Eastern cities and Ne
Wili be getting New GooGs every few days du ms the
sason and sohcI a call from friends and The pub
iie generally X c. McNAIRY 90
ulAflo-tf
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NOTICE.

WE have this day purchased the entire interest OF
w Maj. W. W. Cartea and Capt J. W White, in
the Rock City Flour Mills, and will conduct the bust
hereafter under the style of j. E. BAUMAN X Co.
W. H. GORDON 4 Co., continue 10 act agents.
march 25-lw J. E RAUMAN *
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

ER0M and after this date, will require the cash
IL delivery for all retail sales. We forced TO
adopt the cash system account of the labor and loss
attending collecting and, intend adhering
strictly to this rule, hope viii be disappointed
offended if the article ordered is taken back where
payment is not made on or before delivery.
MARCHES -lw j. +. BAUSAN l. co.
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Notice.
, On Inc
9Th day of March. IS5S.

A Attorney in fact of Martha v Ewing, viii ex-
IA pose % public sale II the Courthouse IN Nash
vile, on the
27th day OF March, 1858,
4 TRACT OFLAND owned by the said Martha v
Ewing. ntaining liz Acres, fronting the Buena
Vista Pike and lying adjacent b. the lands of C. WaE
oncr and John Cato and between four and Ave miles
from town.
Said Land Is believed be about one-hatf wool land
The other hall cleared and 81 good quality.
Ii will he sold On q credit Of one, two aud three
years with interest from dsts, and with s.cur
~ and a lien upon the land Until the purchase money
s paid, will be required
mario dtd JOHN RID
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HIGHL A N DER.

rI,His very superior and famoas Horse i n
Il located for the 90 Is6s Al my fJEl
farm aaiosning Nashville. Mares wili BE- re- fNn
ervc from 10th Il March 10th q Iaiy so each
and 81 the Groom, due 10Th July: IN all casa u
failure they gay be returned gratis year
HIGHt-ANrkR bred by Thomas Taylor Of :
q IA AZ he eot by Glencoe, imp. his dam CAstA
R-s, wsaner Al ali distances, by Monareh imp, 6c
hs pedigree fell. frs asd ffkfoa,le saa IKE the
harse himself exctes The admiration of the crit
cal observers
HiGaIASDER = rich CHESTNUT % excellent censsi.
t0tsun and teupsr neAsarine Is haad< IN h-si1t And
has unusual lensih and stsatnes- u frane, eoapei
with SURPRISING beauty 81 form asid actsn great
racchorsr, High1slderas reputation tiFsughout the
ERloa. Was, tnsr, hardly eqaziiess haf sag
beaten the best styc. all e hs many cosstssftors
IN suth Carolina and 6ezsEA. zhoaf ave years
old ahrn he szid fnT slo.oso asd Al oace Weat
forth other fosznsabse fx@is wherever be
fsund.
ia tiis exretaely trying carerr 81 shi4naes KAined
- large share Il s.arszs has ever assenaea auy
koFse under tse trAv-
elsg and runnsng al distances be did, zheIAef n
sasDa % had heath AID onn1lfinn-
Al who have exzniae1 HIGHLANDER And Ia eeit<
freely rxprezs The o,aaian, THAI breaeF q ssps
risr z<k lsr sp<Ty be ~h taks rabk anaaas The
masi repet2ble h1rse< q tie eoanny
nsari&~a u ]. AsaAsosA-
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FIR EIGHT RATES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
and Stations on n. &
&. Railroad. west of Stevenson
49, g =S.:s7s;4s - 49,

First Class, (nending Hats per l0o..........$i is
10 e q. %
Special Rates for Furniture, NC ............. 80
HOMPE1llION between Steamers ana frOpecrs
u plying between New York and Charleston and
Savannah has caused reduction IN STEAMERS freigts
through Goods. As their charges may nuctuate
We give above she from Charleston Savannah
% Nashville Al the same time guarantee the
shall exceed any time prior let 81 June, the
rates heretofore advertised as Through Rates from
New York ana Philadelphia % Nashville ~ connection
with Charleston and savannah Steamship Lines VIZ:
First Class, per 100. 81 90
Second Class i 20
Third Glass. ......................... l IS
Special Rates. so
Consign Goods 20 Agent Central Railroad Savannah,
and n Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston.
Overcharges and damages EXCEPT damages occur
ng at seal VIII be promptly settled as heretofore
For further information Cards giving eiAssifca.
ton. Sc., apply at the n A c. Railroad Depot,
by mail 10 CHAS. W. ANDERSON,
feb22-u General Agent
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

IN Saturday, oath April, 1858, at the
" Court house gale in this city, shall sell at Auc-
ton for Cash, Ten shares Of Franklin and Columbia
Turnpike stock, and Il shares Broad suspcn-
sion bridge stock levied the property of JAS ".
Walker, Administrator, satisfy execution in my
hands.
JOHN X. EDMONDSON, Sheriff.
mar23-2W BY GEO. ID HAMIETT. ID. $.
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CHEssMEN.

IEToOD, Ivory and Jet Chessmen and Domnoes;
w with all styles and sizes of Backgammon Boards
just received and for sale by
Jan. l2-tf J. II. McGIIL-
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Hid, Silk, Cloth, and BuckSkin Gloves.

lust hand, choice lot Of best quality II Gloves
81 embracing every color Of Kid, silk, Cloth, Buck
skin, etc [Jan22-dl J. II. McGlLL.
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Silk and Satin Ties, SrarfS, and CrayatS.

ID ECEIVED this day a superior assortment Of Ties,
II Stocks, Scarfs, and Cravats Every variety Of
coors, and at various prices, for sale by
jan22-u J. H. McGIII.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-27
VEST BUTTONS.

HAVING rcplenished my stock Of shell, Cameo and
Stone Vest and Sleeve Buttons will sell them
cheap for cash. J. IL. McGlII-
Jan. 12-r
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Fine shirts.

A IL. orders for Shirts icft Store within
= week DAYS ~ill be filed promptly, and 10
give satisfaction, 81 the hrm Intends
going Past shortly, and Will attend 10 all orders that
Ne NAV receive. CLIFTON A ABBOTT,
feb5-u Is Cedar street
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dissolution.

dissolution.
THE partnership hcr.tofore existing between the
IL sabscFibors under the style Of AAcsENEfK A VIZ
sos was dissolved ~ mutual cnu~cn the 9th uit
J. W. MKsoS has purchased the eistife nterest 81
ALEX MAcKKNzIk said FIRM ana will cununue the
Business andoF he Own name he charged with
the pay nlen at all the dehts Of the arm, and alone
agthortzrd Use tae q the arm hquiiaiion
AIIN- MACkENZlE
narIo-u J. ". Wilson.
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Spring and Summer Goods.

I AN now receiving my Stock 81 SPRING AND
Il SUMNER GOODS, Ia which inv tie the attention
Of my customers and the public generally
SAN. PRITCHETT,
fcb27-im BGNUAA 81 College 81
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Apple Trees.
Oueeusware. Bohemian Ware. &c.

A LOT OF choics Apple Trees just 20 hand and fo
n sale by (teblal BENZ. F. SHELLS.
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Notice of Dissolution.

rINHE partnership existing between B. LANIER &
l. GEO. MIZELL under the style of b. LANIER *
Co., is this day dissolved b. Ianier having purchas
ed Geo. MZes entire interest in the late firm, alone
authorized to settle Up the same. B. IANIER.
Mar. rs, 1858 GEO. MIZEIL.
Rf- Referring TO the above notice, ] take great
pleasure in recommending 10 my friends my late
sociate in business, Mr.. b. Ianer, gentleman
every way worthy OF their continued patronage
March rs, 1858. GEO MIZEIL.
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YOTNG'S SPIRIT OF THE SOUTH.

DERSONS wishing tn advertise tier MOOD STOCK
i Dc, for the present season In the Esprit will
please hand the IN Immediately, 20 }. A Fisher
SecTedyy the Office Of the Nashville Daily News No.
mar22-lw
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Coed Oats, 80 band sza Cor sals ~
- n n nlcKEY.
fsbs Nc. 5, Cci-sss szes1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-05-12
&lei0er! Rlei6cr!

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Ssmu,a H. a"H p SSmmer nne gu p@oea IN pen %.etoes!a0ta 0s
uaO 8rs0 %sridaraBs. Die iaSnae Nuspabt .prn stpfen fir
Seae uS werbea bieesiben FIR bic RaaS Ben anffs NbN sae u IS
i6Dnfe s%erarbettet. = 8erttle Rleiber RON alien Sprten au ben
~btatsaeu Yrstfen. &pmmt unb prufet ftlbf. Np13,1mt
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