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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-20
Gen. ca.- Throw. /. Tub TO a whale.

By the regular telegraphic dispatches from
Washing on, we are advised of document
Just dispatched from the State Department to
our ministers at Berlin. on the subject Of nat
uralization. A native of Hanover, who bad
become natnraliz d in our county. was re-
Gently arrested in Prussia, and compelled To
serve in the Hanoverian army. Our minister
at b Rim has been Instructed to demand his
release as uaturalized citizen OF TIL United
States. OF course, this discharge of the OBJ
yious duty due To national homer, will be
paraded by our administration journals as
evidence that the administration is undeserv-
ing of the obioquy brought upon II by the
the LECLERc and HoFER letters of Gen. Cas-.
Yet the inst odium OF the doctrines put forth
In those letters. Is in no degree alleyistcd or
impaired by this step on the part OF the gov
ernment. The dispatch expressly states. that
the na:nralized citizen in question was
neither in actual service in the Hanoveriaf
army, when he Eeft his native country, nor
had been drafted to serve in it, Hence be
plainiy owed no military service at the time
Of his emigration, and had the good fortune
10 stand without the pale Of that large class
of nataraliz,d citizens whom Gen Cas- has
uniformly stood ready To abandon 10 Tie
claims OF foreign governments.
When our valiant Secretary Of State gets
T cAdy "a put a practical Interpretation upon
his former letter. By demanding some OF our
cilizens pressed into foreign armies, who dad
owe military service at The lime Of their emf
grafton, VT will admit thai BIZ IL a dc officer
20 represent the dignity The American peo-
pie abroad. Till then, II becoInss the defend
ers If his policy 10 be little sparing ln
ihsir emlugies u bic courageous braring Ia
the present case, As yet. be has done moth
Ing 20 wipe out the admission at the Hoicr
letter, that :" the local Laws which existed 10
The lime 81 his departure. can be snforeed
agaiasi the aalnralixsd citizen on his rvtaFn.1
The applications be haa repeatedly made Of
this principle 70 casts Of military service, ere
too numerous 20 zsford any pfstcxi faf the
dishonest claim Of bis defenders. that he ~
iudes 20 cases arising under lhe criminal lps,
In Ia. =.
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rams.

rams.
A FINE assortment of FANS, which we will sell
IA cheap. J. Il. McGILL.
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W hite Fish.
Wheat Wanted.

IN BBIs- just received and for sale by
| w june3 ID. u DrCKEY
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sherin,s sale.

DY virtue Of a vendIts0ni expebas TO me direct d .
I'D and delivered from e Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson oou ", Tennessee, AZ It's Mas Term
1859 will exp Sc 10 public sae u the highest hid
for cash, al the Courthouse ysr, the city Of
Nashville, on sAlUki.Af, The 10Th DAY OF Az
GUST 1859, all the rtSht, utie claim, interest ami
estate which X. z. Coroitt then had may have
acquired Ia ami o. the following described Lot
OF liround, Is ing the CITY Of Nashville, State Of
Tennessee, Davidson county. On the East side Il
Cherry street, Nash lie, fronting aboet 20 feet on
said street bounded the North By Thos Dackieyis
10 the South by Jas hsuit : Lot and running
back about lSo teet q the Sasviie Chattanooga
Railroad aud Bounded the East b. said rad, be-
ing levied the property Of Nche las Cos btu
satisfy Judgment re dered IN fsvoE II Wm. Ham
mon adluir IS }. K Hiii. aas \. P. Corbtt
JAMES u. HINTON, {
iuiy20-td Sherin Il hsyldson eounty.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-20

RAILROAD BATHs.-We learn that the pro-
prietors of the Detroit and Milwaukee Rail-
road have authorized the erection of a force
pump and convenient troughs in building
near their depot in Detroit, for the purpose of
accommodating passengers with gratuitous
ablutions, where they may battle and cleanse
themselves with pure and refreshing wafer,
after long ride in the cars. Dressing rooms
are soon TO be added.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-20

Es- The Administration Secretary of
State has now written. in very rapid succrs-
sion. three letters upon the subject of the
rights and liabilities of naturalized American
citizcns revisiting their native countries. The
first, however. unpatriotic aud absurd, was
perfectly clear i'll its meaning; the second
was INTENDED to explain the first; and the
third is no doubt meant to explain the Sec
ond.
What comical Administration we have
got! However, the Democracy all approve
and applaud it.--Lou. Jour.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-20
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July Is, 1859.
Responsible persons from Utah assert posi-
lively that the War Department has contract
ed for -four at over three times the price at
which il can be purchased in the Territory.
This matter will be investigated next winter,
together with the enormous extra allowances
mads in favor of Russell. Majors & Waddell
over the appraisals Of pay masters.
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The last attempt OF Gen. CAss to explain
his position in regard to the impressment of
American naturalized citizens into foreign
military service is Unsatisfactory. JoHs
MITCHELL, the great Irish Democrat, in the
Ciizos OF the 10th, speaks of it as follows.
The Union and american on the other hand.
thinks IL a capital thing to dupe
the foreign born citizen
From the Southern Citizen, Jaly 18Th;
THE NATURALIZATION QuEsrloS.-The Prcsi-
dents organ, This C5Rsttutaon. says that mis-
apprehension prevails; :" aud 10 make all right,
publishes Dispatch made on the Sih inst. TO
the American Minister nj Berlin. This dis
patch, like every other public document OF
our Administration. exhibits the extreme at
imbecility. Nevertheless. Il was evident
enough that public opinion in the United
States was bearing hard upon Secretary Cas-;
and accordingly this care of a Hanoverian
citizen Who had emigraied when a child, not
IN actual service, aud not " draftea,n that il
ordered to join his crops has been got up Ia
afford Gen. Csss an opportnuity OF gaiiaGiiy
announcing some American doctrine. The
document Is long; but here Is the DRIFT Of il
Wr'recognise the right OF expatriotioa -
We have established Ian uniiorm rule Of
natnralization"-we require an oath to
ahjare allegiance to all kiug-, &c We con-
Ter ca al adopted citizen all The rights aud
privileges which the native citizen enjoys:
he IL neither IN better nor worse con-
diuon. Jhese things beiug laid down with
iilael' he sAiisn1 Asn. rlea.. ,lras.s.I ogy. Mr..
Cass preered, q 70 argue al great leslgil that
! & native citizen gOes 10 torviga country
he must ob'y lie laws while he Is there:--a
tAing which Nobody ever doubted. Then
Gays Mr.. Cas-. u al adopted citizen goes 10
{ hssee sgainAi TIE laws bctore hi. drpartarr.
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&c Our contemporary is so much troubled
of late with visions of foreigners, in all sorts
of shapes. he even fancies he sees one in our
friend and correspondent IS L, )" a native born
American. Go TO. neighhor, and calm your
fears. Then you may learn something about
81
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, on the nth day of July,
" 1859, "A negro boy who says has name Is
MARA and that ne belongs TO josephus Walker OF Viii
son county Te"n., but says thai he Runaway Iron.
Mississippi about four weeks ago. Said boy Is about
Is years old, yellow complexion; weighs about los
pounds, Ieet 10 inches bgb we'd formed and Ike
y. The owner IS requested to come forward, prove
property aud pay charges the Law directs.
rhs July 18th, 1859.
THoS. HOBSOS
july e0-sw Tailor of Davidson county.
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Honoway,s Oin,ment.-l

Houoway's Ointment.-To those torment
ed with piles, OF with scrofuous swellings of the
glands, scabious erupti MS any disease the
ward membranes, this preparation gives immediate
and permanen relief Sold Maiden Line, Y.
julyl9-Iw
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Qrw advertisements.
Nashville Building Association.
Annual Meeting.

fINHE Stockhol ers OF the Nashville buildng Asso-
Il citation are hereby notified that the Annu ii Meet
INK Will be held on AoSDAY MKT, july 25TH at s
O'Clock =. for the purpose OF elecing Directors
the e"sutng year. An amendment Ia the Const ution
will also be proposed for the action of the
A fun attendance is requested.
CHARLES A. FULLER.
juy20-td Secretary.
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PREMIUM PIANOS.

i IL II nj L u Nj PIAN Us.
A. MCCLURE has for sale SO e.
u Piano Fortes from celebrated -TE-ss9z-l -
@ cS sles%"S sons se.ers H GALE y
L Co, and others, consisting o and 6 II anu TX
Oetaves, and ranging in pr ice from SlG0 sf00, ali
waTrented IN every resi- ecI. Pc sons purchasing
from him " i'll NOT pay from s25 T. SIS more than If
they gave order TO PEDiAR for instrument
that they neither see nor hear until il is put up in
their parlor When il is sonsetins very hard ind
an Instrument that peases d.. every particular when
you have dozen more To select FROM is it at all
kelly You would be pleased in buying BY order.
Also IN store the largest stock of Sh Music Books
and small Music ILstrun ents offered In the
Market, and will be sod lower than by any
other house in the City. Come TO SO Union and
be convinced. j. A MCCLURE
juneZS-u
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DISAOlI TON or 70, ARTNFRSRIp

HI col ntrhlp heretofore eAiSiing b. tween
CLNIuS BylENE ant jams .MnIER was dh solved
by mutual COZ sent on the S0th day at June by fhe
renFing 81 Clinton B,rne frs m tie firm. All debis
due ia snIm viii be collected by Jane A Miller
ana oil no &c or otler eebtedncss Il the ia DO
paid by hinl. ClINTffN .,YRNP
Jul, 4 I'm JAMES y MILE.
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DR.. A. w. MESECK.

E,AuM Prussia, for thirseeen 10 shlse
IL fry, with great sleress his pEsrtiae. liz eise
- C8liese stfcst, Il ilne, sllsTs may
hs cunsate.i iieEepEaily - ~ letter.
Every disease, u trastea 70 htr IN time, ussf van
sh alaleF skilfal end geplas trestneal Fsf a..
festns g fsu lsnzn. ets-, be has ecaiAr
fni Heatnsut. sxpsFtmestsd Ga himself
spr4f-u
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New White Wheat Flour.

HAVING taken the agency Of the celebrated silver
II springs FIGURING Mills, have lust feceis ed
quantity Of Superior Family Flour, which Is perhaps
good ms can be made in this any other climate
and viii be sold liberal No 4 Ma kei
street, by s A g. NOEL q 90.
iulyll-tf
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City Property for Sale.

n HAT very desasabie tropeFty the corner Of
l. cndAr and Cherry slTeet, knosn a. old unioa
Also.
The property occupied BY Mr. JoxEs ss Boarding
Hoase ca Cesar street. f0r rarsscnars Apply 10
lnlyao z r. GLAscUcN CO Agents
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II II a. Il III.

Il TAXI pleasure IN al nouncing 90 the -
Il DENTAL PROFESSION that / Save E~<E<~>
completed aTrans emoats 80 that can UTfpSx<A
do PI-ATE WORK Tor other Dentists l1IlJ
Mt EuSh prices Nl clsa bic tit M 10 make hand
SINE pront on my WORK. viii Also furnish bacterial
OF The best uhity TO tbose " ho put up their
Own work.
JoBe-2-Im "a HERMAN. D. Ds
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GOLD PEAS.

ssw .srpiy q The Pee, article .iass received ..
-rsssss l0Eik YORK 90
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-20

LIVERY variety Of Fans, Of Pearl white and red
Il Ivory, sande Wood, and few Parasol Fans
received and for sale by
iYIh j II. McGIII
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ID Il N III = II IL ".
DN. hENNkAN.
NO. 81 CHERRY STREET.

ANoUl.D say IN his friends, especially -
w those who live al dis anee frol 49,
NashNille, that be Is stii prepared 10 d. SlIITrv
All KINDS OF MECHANICAL f'kA1iS1kY Ia IN very
best style and AZ tie shortest notice 1hose no arc
in heed o. full partial fes Of ARTIFICIAL 1IEIH
VIII IND him IN lossefFlon Of all tie late inIHor e.
menus iefth inserted GA latina, wnh tnntiu uOus
Gums, or any other app sved l.f. Teeth enrcfnlly
ME wHh ~ hE GOLD with iits pam l.Ossib.e.
Irregularities of chilarebs teeth attended "a Gton
sclENllFiS IRIAClPIES.
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EOr Hire.


HksEtxs yeunx x~xrs, uszaen 20 hire. Thoss
= 49, - p. > fYIkS,
june1a-tf - Gear ssrect-
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Combs, Brushes, Porte Monnaies

VNRAyLIING BAGS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, UM.
l. BREILAS, and a general stock Of Fancy Goods
received and for sale at moderate prices
Al. NcGILL,
ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
jyf5-tf Corner of Square and College 81.
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w autea
ICE! ICE!

E'IFTEfN sHARES NEdBAAIcS, BUILDING As
II s'S1ATIoA STOCK. inquire 81
may3f-tf D. n al A~lGCK A On
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War in IurOpe
NOtice.

HAVE tAtz das associated xish IN the Drug
Bss ne.s. NJ. ", II. =. EVANS. shdsr trim ssyis
~ IA q BROWN 4 EVANS.
N3sHsHEs J1ly 1, lsse
y. B-ne.ag snxions clese up my old anslFs -
pcssibie, reenass all fsrsens % call and
sessir Their accoanlz - fnl July.
5aiyf-im 10. O. bh0hN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-20

ICE! ICE!
THE undersigned just Ing The largest and
Il hiest cargo 81 Ice thai has been brought
10 Nashs Tile We have ROW between 100 and 1900
tons and are satisfied & a. Customers vii G. hnrm
shst we say as 10 ~ quality. The Tice believe
vii ALEC be satisfactory. To those who or tier
names al The beEiDng az the season, be will be FUR
1ishrd, NJ iong Il lasts. al cents ser pound
Its ~ the korih-eDd 81 the Market HOUSE and In.
sine House co Cherry street, near The Bank Of Ten
wagon win deliver ice 10 those Who desire Il At &
cents per pound. Marlin PACh Ia
luna3-u
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list received a choice lot Of Neck Ties, stocks
81 Gloves, Pocket Han kerchiefs ,Suspenders, &c.
embracing all the latest styles, Tor sale by
jyl5 ii. McGILI..
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T'HE undersigned is preparing 20 put the Broadway
Mills into operation as soon a supply OF new
Wheat be obtained. The highest market price
Will be paid for Wheat delivered at The MIL
June3 ID. d. DlCKEY.
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81 Warren ST., New York.

'VHESE Canop'es have many advantages over any
others in use. They are more careful IN appeaT-
ance, and more spacious and airy. They are easy
ADJUSTED tn any bedslead and very simple IN con-
struciion are quite elastic, and therefore e. sly
ada ted 10 Bedsteaos Of drerent widths. Trey are
NJ In the way Of arranging the bed do not mar nor
lnJnre the Bedsie ad IN the ies short they COM
bine the great 81 elegance with durability aud sin-
picty. tuie6-I,nin
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Clever Seed.

E0 BBLs. Clover Seed just received andfor ga
cO by ID. ID. DICKEY.
MARIA
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Half Hose.
EanSt Eansi

SJLR, MeriRo, Lise Thread, Cashmere, Plain and
- Fancy Cotton, received and for sale by
jyl5 J. IL. McGILL.
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Ties. Stocks and Gloves.

(VTEhave small assortment Of Trunks and Yalises
w which we are selling cheap for cash.
iy15-tf J. IL. NcSILL.
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s0 III 10 ~ M KorRIGroR,
s;tussed sf I'M (,;:e, IA sjtt-
jsi ~ Eitss Hotel ~ .Raijy m VI SfSxcs
aisa,s I'M an ili NIL ,tpss ~!
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a sctIaslissns d6etiios, IA gtissit1Fe, Tho M
tusxi Sc'encess and GeRerAl htele ss;ycs, " pfS-
iassly iilnatrated Wit EngEnsings md pablishesI
s,luasia NV sk u AH \ ycarss Every Fam
ily, yecsslly ail jipaag men and iy0rnes,
sllcusd ~ ascop1 NJ. s J,
M aiost iautehiug fossh sI,sa nv actiyii-
aiss of and aNxious ID sfsrt y .n,
slarir cclrse Mill end Al. il Gis,sd md
assnif,,F to them I'M vifte, shieM them
tfssIF ~ tee.H usefulness ausd s.cl
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tks MI izsns sf SM and NM q III
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md has *hp 81, ihe cs.I dss
tsfaa,l 4 q ,4aa Streets,
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uhsrs "a wv a.,si,sron d tho.s
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sllass alsa keep epIrsansl yon large
Paints, dis, rs
arIisii 1s1;f Glass,
& & 81 IA ifbS y. Brushes,
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sxsina .4naas II, liis I'm, III ri..;ss 1,
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line with n@asness afad De- hi IL ne. 4 sSs
paasss sPaeiica siaIss and Details fafnished IA
prdey .as sss(s .Es II ssss 3ss q,
ksSt )fice sat nas tlotal. corner of lsroad way
md Wtlrf,sn Street u Sank III W.. " "
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paid mud MA 1, eftss
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-23
miscellaneous items.


A N1eoeR SroRY.--Two darkies had
bought mess Of pork in partnership, but Sam
having no place to put his portion in, consent
cd to trust the whole to Julius keeping. -
The next morning they met, when Sam says :
"Good morning, Julius, s. nything happen
ed strengo or mysterious down In your yicini-
~ lately ,"
"Yaas, Sam, most strange ting Mapped at
my hous las night. All mystery-all mys-
terry to me-"
"Ah, julius, what was dats'
"Well, Sam, tolc you now. Dis mornin'
] went into de cellar to get piece Of hog for
dis darkeys breakfast, and put my hand
down in de brine an felt all roun'. but no
pork dere--all gone. Couldn't tell what
bewent with it; so turned up de bari, an {,
Sam, true as preaching, dc rat had eat a hole
clar froo de bottom oh dc bar'l and dragged
de pork all out r.
Sam was petrided with astonshment, but
presently said
"Wby didn't dc brine run out Oh de Same
hole ?"
"Ah, Sam, dats de mystery de mys-
terry"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-23

The people of Williamsburgh, Ohio, recent
ly became highly indignant against rumscu-
er Of their village. A committee Of two oer-
gymen were sent 10 him with request thai
he would suspend his business, but they were
met with insult He was next waited on by
ladies, but they, too, we're treated with con
tempt, whereupon the female portion of the
population arose in their might, knocked in
the heads OF all the whisky barrels they could
md. tore up the furnaces, smashed the cop
per kettles. and reduced the entire establish
ment TO wreck. Ii.Ii r
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ALBANY. n. Y. Nov. IS. 1859
MR.. A. j. GREEN-My Dear Sir 1t affords me
pleasure inform you, that the Prof Motifs Magic Hair
nygorato obtained Of you three months SINCE has been
used by my daughter with complete success h stopped
the hair coming out in very short time and produced
healthy condition Of the scalp. We are now using the
Ingorator toilet article, and truly say It's quail
tiles n this respect unsurpassed Its delicate yet de-
hcious perfume, is feature in its compound and bag
ard nothing in saying II stands unsurpassed in the whole
catalogue Of hair remedies.
l.. r.. HERRtCK, NJ D.
~ State 81 Albany. ~ Y.
The above letter coming ffom the docs, speaks
very highly Tor Friend Green's Hair luvigorator. 1--WE
have long known This, superior hair preparation,
and glad 90 such men Dr. Uefnck % Albany,
give evidence unsoli itcd hy Mr. Green like the above
This lnvigontor for sale i'm all villages by one or
more. Try H. 5202