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JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLANIyG MILL.
u CORNRR OR GREENE AND MnRGAN srREEra

JOHN B. FULLER, ProprIetor.
WooD MSnngs, Beads and Arehlraves constantly on band
w and worked to order Also, Pew Rails
o. every description Brackets Trusses and all
Kinds OF scroll and straight saving House Carving
desired pattern worked 70 order notice
AL ts branches Plain PAnneic octagon Newe on hand
and made 20 order. Bausers descriptions
&c Mahogany, Black Walnut Oak, Cherry and Pine
hA sawed or worked 10 order The prices marked
fer 100 feet running
NBone Of the largest Moudnps and Trimmlns
and greatest variety Of Patterns the very
materials viii always be found at this
With neatness and despatch Terms cash. '
JOHN b. FULLER will also manufacture and give
dfenfton 70 Gothic Work for Churches Public Buildings
Houses, &c window Frames Ae made notice
Round and Square Picket Fence &C. Also
snd Blinds Of description
rial and warranted 10 stand climate Builders
and every article In that line furnished the pre
MarbleHed Iron aud Slate hAnte Terra Gotta
window Caps, h tn Designs and Drawings furnished sho
outoe ani- Gr-
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RICHMOND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
SEM LINE TO BALTIMORE
RhRP ONLY sO.

A4x4R@SRs - E55s5S2sZs
~ train wfl leave - 'Ns--' passenger
Richmond Monday Tuesdays, Thursisys and Fridavs N
Whte House, Mondays, Wednesdays THURSDAYS aud -
Saturdays $3.50 N a,
The accommodation train gii leAvs - - -
White House tuesdays and SATURDAYS . ,,s NJ
Saturdays .... ............. :, ~ a.
The freight train will leave - 90
White House Wednesday, ~
Richmond WEDNESDAYS. ~
Assnees tr vest Point, Cappahos.ck Ber orktown Iou-
eesr ot and Norfolk leave Richmond Frday
Bird. Pare through S250. $500 -
Returning steamer Sea Bird leaves Noros MONDAYS and Thu
days Al % A. W. connecting with leaving White House sane
days at4[ M ~
Passengers for King Queen H. Urhanna Northern Neck
Baltimore, leave Richmond and Fridavs AZ c.
connecting With Northern Cos White for Urbann
and steamers N sdn and Virginia Northern Neck and
tanore, through the same night Pare through Sc
passengers leaving Richmond Mondays Thursays at ft
" connect With Northern Co. stages Tor King William ~
snd alkerton, Ming Queen
leave erton same DAYS a. 2k p. 81 connecting Win eas
leaving White House at4S r. NJ THOS ii SHARP
noi4-u
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Reliable orders from The Trade BY Mall o. TsgaPh nsd
application 70 AUsTENs Agents
~ Pearl Street, New York,
kerosene obtained Al he Pricss Of
al hs New Ysk Wholesale druggists Grocer Camphene
Burning 1uid Manufacturer and Dealers In Lamps
Bkerosene u the trade of the OF 90 and
a persons are caution against using @ said trade marx m 9TH
- oils. oct-am
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HOME MADE SHOES have constantly on hand Of
IL my own manufacinre, the following kinds of
Boots and Shoes:
For LADIES'
0aiter Roots. with and without heels
Morocco iass Boots, With :.
For gentIcmcnt
Pine Drcss Boots
Stout Roots, Jingle md double soles
oxford Ties and HfoEans.
For Misses md ChtIdrens
Goat and Morocco Roots. with and without heels.
For BOyaf
6Jaf RroEans and oxford Ties
FOR servant women
Eica 4 Goat and Kip Lace Roots
For Servant Mems
aru and Brorans
lam prepared TO order notice any n the above
mentioned kinda. JNO n. pAGF JR,
% Main street,
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AT WHOLESALE.
FINEST pQANpC nr cuuUTNr ron

FINEST BRANDS OF CHEWING TOBiCCO
nUR stock Of CHEWING TOBACCO embrace, nearly All a, ,h
~ hnest brands manufactured the eo1ntrv W.
have sluays hand In quantity which the most
retail dealers may be supplied.
Mm Barreis Ornoco Tobacco; David lees Premium Do W
Ross La Belle 90, coshy's Psmeito do. D W Atnson q Ia
tians do. Richmond - - 0'N
VI iangherne sons Bouquet Orinoeo Langhorne son
tne 90 Langhornet sons City Trade do: nghorpe
sons Lone sttr Wade Moorman's PremiuTn-Lynchburr
Iogeher With many other brands Of country
A We best Manufactured IN state, which the
terms. nnyr -,
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X ER OsENE OIL!

KERO OSENE OIL!
Great Reduction in Price!!
NO VARIATION FOR THE WINTER
FEVHE NEW YORK KEROSENE OIL CO., az 10
- tabshcd lolO announce that, having proV
ments Ia the manufacture of Kerosene enabled
ouer ITO The trade at Reduced Price.
attention of
ed table, the result o phoometrica by Edd
Kent, ESQ ofNeW York. Chemist, aud dated g. iS'9
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PLoWs RoR FALLOWING---- =

tJLOMS FOR RALLOWUNC--
Pt-rTISG IN N wiSE VIE AND HARRows FOR 9SA
"a Iy ny SEn FLOW the best Pow in use IszRs>-L<2SN-
Iii 20 -. 70 the farIner and Planters vim f5rnI,I ~
& they better men
e-e' ~ ,siisr trying thea, freeo of e6,rva
ixaa r. ~ sIAhhk, No. 81 81 -
- doors above 81 Chsrles Hot.t
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HECTOR DAVIS.
a.a.- q L.
BOOTS Ann SHOES

BOOTS AND SHOES.
fINHE Subscriber has Just nom the North ara
nov In receipt Of his Of Roots sio~. ~
trunks Naises Caret Bass, Ae &C. would fSsN
os respectfully call the attention purchasers
eonhdeni that his stock cannot be surpassed regard, pr
And qaH de particularly invites Country and 9TH
es buy ns 70 sen again 70 ve him
TO sell a. low for Cash. quality goods
can be bought In Of the Northern markefs - $3.50
He also prepared TO make anything In h line In ,hs
best his stock materials very lar tt
best quality OCT p WHITE ~ Ne{1 :, y
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital . 600. 600.

NEW fUKh LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Capital 81 100000.
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS denosi,a5 -L.h a.
CouProne OF the state OF New York The hand,
OF The Company 70 secure policy holders - ' ""1'
'ipsSDs sApE aSsulLIT os MOST Liberal Principle
FORTY Ct OF the premium polee. viii he ian
Insured when the premium exceeds tsO ~ '0~Nsu s1e
fohces issued ayd payable insured q, artv,- n,
an age or 10 the family Of the ~ deah ,houd
happen previously p arriving : age
able terms. s'~-"eN oh Hie most iANor-
Fohe issued Al greatly reduced Of prenBInr -
insured prefers not TO participate dyidsnds ~ 'ne
al al losses paid promptly and without litigation
We hAu De pleased TO have at o.o, A. a.,-.
"a h @ Ana reaoe Company rhish before you ehdors
WORKMAN 4 WYATT Agent,
Once 100, Main street
cHAs. Z woRTHAM rev aoof' aoOVeP0s' Once
General Agent and Attorney
MEDICAL EIAAZYERS: - "
yAS II CONWAY, NJ d.
-, Ro- 1. coLKzAx, NJ. d.
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TT'HE DRAMA.--The Dramatic works OF Jas sheridan
Il hnowles, comprising the The Hunehback WI
lam Ten &c vols limo, London. as
vols, limo, London. e. 1'-' .
Mira InehhAds British THEATRE including the Faree, with
plates completes - vols, iso full bound sheen Fls Al
other copy 20 vols cloth etterrd $40 This collection
scarce. 80 = Nv
London fT50 - 0' >'"'
The Dramatic WORKS Pooe Esq with an essay on
LIE, Genius and Writings Of the
isuo, half Morocco. London.
The Works ~ Mr. Thos Of
and Letters; Svois. l2uno II. London. a.
The British Drama collection of the Tragedies
Comets Operas and FAtces In the English Language vos
svo, library style. { '
The Tragedies of Ntoo AdeTi Italian by
Chas Lloyd vols lsrno, hzh Morocco, London so
shakspeare-A great variety OF editions
I 80 TO . O0per copy. no23 JAS wOODHOI'sF A co
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hereby notify customers and ,h Dub
Ae tha We have removed entire
, RAJ 70 our large and well store "a Main
Tho's r. Price - ~ OFP0''e " 'ieS''s-
We are nov making large additions stock both ~ urb
ana Coach material by direct importation from be Bn
nam and Sheted and by purchases American anuart
ana shA hereafter endeayor supply trade With vood
sqa qGAy and favorable they can b. bopsb
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STOCK COMPLETE.
PRICES REDUCED.
CHINA, EARTHENwARE AND GLASS
BUTLER, SON 4 FRANKLIN,
Importers, 19 Main St,
NDlNG 20 from present place of bu,ins.. h,r.
spnE Trade opens and In order expense and
I,E attending removal OF goods wholesale and Re-
tall, our large Of eS--e A-N 's-
CHINA,
oUEESswARE and
AZ reduced prices for cash. usual credit To n@o, H
months buyers. ~ " P''N4f' 81
The merchants % this State North Carolina and T,,.
sE interests by rylng our stock
ssz- BUTLER, SON FRANKLIN
HECTOR DAVIS
Auetioncer for the saIc Of Negroes
FRANKLIN
nrv
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oen doors above 7. PRICE 4 co
DOOm POH RlyNT.-A room on second Floor over our
H Store, 81 feet long, entrance from street
noiT PERKINS 4 co, iii Eagle Square.
XUANTRD.-wevi., vii. to purchase GOOD cook washer snd
H6,rai prics VIII be paid. sS9I TIsHER WINSTON
IToR RENT-one Tenement north side Basin BANK ad
~ Joining he once of Messrs. Geoeh Kshois Alpyte
ROOMs ROH HENT-on Nain street, near ioh, suitable
II for Onees. Apply 70 p TAYLOR,
oot iss Main street.
WANTED good hands, 70 vorF on weltsd Boot.
w do do do Shoes and Caters
10 good Rrorue hands
Good Eofmen g get steady work and ne best Wag by eau
lnFd fse9Il PIX wHtlTs ~ Maln -
~ rdte Cook, without inoumbranoe-to remain IN ne city.
$40 EENT PATNE > On.
INOR RRNT.-A basement Store Room In rear of Messt
IT Johnston nransrd, and fonng IN Lcbardy Ancy Rent
noi wM WALLACE Sons
1 DURRGROUNDsP sPICRs.-As superior article Of ground
African Ginger Ia tegs and boxes Pure ground Cinnamon,
oloyss Auspice haee, Psppsr, Ae, Ae Tor sais lov.
eeta " PtrEssoN. arussl.a im Hsiu =.
CHEEsR, CERRsR.-ioo boxes Nev yort state Cheese
~ quality and In hne order landing and for by
not sgLDEN MILLER, cor Pearl and Cary ~
|" "NHEAP MOUsELINs.-Aio, of Mouslas, Med ayd
~ noif SWORDS A THAN.
50 CASES yEnY sUPEglon WHISKY twelve
ONs years oh, n giass, in store and for sale ~ . -
-. - s'Nf-N
"A IyCmOu HOLTINa CBOTH.-Preneh Barr and
"A leopua Mn stonea, and NM Pecks By
noe CLARKHoN ANDERsON No is Main a.
SANEOnDss LICoRICR, fsts.leby -
- naee-ln HARVEY, ARAisrkAp WILLIAM
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DDRE kEROSINE.-wehAveIn In store = lot Of Pure Krr
SSe on very light color almost entirely free odour
which does not smoke In bGEnEE - -
-, MEADE a BAKER, Druggists
noIo ls6 MAin street, corner above P. o.
TNO CURE CHAPPED HANDS ANDLIPs g.-
l. the AndelusiRn Balm, prepared by - ~
MEADE BAKER, PharmAeu,is,s
holb ls6 Main street, corner above p
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SASH, BLINDS AND DOoRS

TINHE Oldest EsisbHshment In Riehnond vb.r. -,,x ~
= the above articles fn perfection, AZ the sbore.t a
Bens confident Of giving enti.e saisfaetion me
- hsrs'oore NE public patronage Having recently 80
suu Turning q his the puhIic - =
se21-n - y, y, ieisy Give me q eall
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15
rhe strongest Man In the world.

Acorn who astonisbed our readers some
time since by his description Of the marvel
lous feats of strength of DR.. George B. Win
ship. of Roxbury. Massachusetts,, writing to
the SPIRIT Of the Tinses on the same subject.
says:
"Our young giant. DR.. George B. Winshp,
of RoXbury continues to increase in strength.
and now lifts with his hands. unaded by any
straps or bands except those given to him
by the Almighty. ten hundred and thirty-iwo
pounds. This | have seen him do. with as
much apparent ease as All ordinary man can
LIT three hundred aud fifty pounds This
extraordinary young man only weighs one
hundred and tOrty-two pounds, and is but
twenty live years old. If he keeps increasing
his strength as be has the past year, by the
time he is thirty years old he will be indeed
a Samson He has delivered his lecture in
Portland. Me, in Amherst, Mass. in Spring
field, in Worcester. and in various other
towns and cities to overhnwing audiences
and will repeat it in Albany. Troy aud Buff
falo, and has invitations from more towns
and cities than he can possibly respond to for
months to come. He hopes, however. to be
able to deliver TIE lecture and give illustra-
tons in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and some of the Southern cities, during the
coming winter. The young man is moi only
physically strong, but has an intellect equal
to his extraordinary muscular powers. de
ia giant III more ways than one"
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humiliating depression of national energies
which has prevailed there since the rise of
her American colonies, must necessarily be
slow; but We have reason 10 hope that il will
be sure and permanent. Remembering the
lofty place that nation held for centuries In
the Europ an world, the grandeur of her
foreign acquisitions, and the priority of her
claim upon the new world which she dis
covered, we will cheerfully renew our inter
est in her affairs and our friendship for her
reviving people. finstitutions more perma-
nent than those which now govern Spain
couid be placed IN power there, and the re-
forms which are so brilliant to-day could
have surer basis than the uncertain tenure
of The present vigorous ministry, we should
fear less and hope Philadelphia AnserI-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15

The National Era, the Washinton organ OF
the Republican Party. comments briefly upon
the proposition of the n. Y Herald, to settle
the disputes between tho North and South by
the restoration of the Missouri Compromise
IL says
II there ever was a time when the rcstOra-
ton Of the Missouri line would have been an
acceptable prace-cficring. it is too late, now
that all the utility of that line has been
cured by the Independent action Of the pco-
pie. Ii is mere mockery to propose its res
toration.
The Missouri Compromise was itself a
'.mere mockery." 90 far ~ the North was
concerned. The North never regarded it,.
when IL stood between her and any object
abe desired to attain. 1t is very WELL then.
that she should reject with scOrn a PROPOSE
tion to restore the Compromise. 1t is best
all times to sail under true colors.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15

So soon as the news reached the govern
ment on Tuesday, by Geographic dispatch
from the collector of New Orleans, OF the
critical condition OF affairs at Brownsville,
Texas measures were Immediately taken to
order the dispatch of the United States
troops from Baton Rouge; and we believe
that at the moment Of our writing the troops
are the way to the seat OF disturbance.
Within an hour after the receipt of the dis
patch fiom Collector Hatch the orders were
issued for the march of the troops from
Baton Rouge Constitution.
The Constitution would have its readers be-
lieve that the government has been prompt
90 send assistance to Brownsville, which is
not the case. Brownsville was first attacked
by CoRTTSAs, on the 18th of September,
and has been threatened ever since. The
company from Baton Rouge were ordered TO
60 to its assistance abou, the 9th of Noyem-
Der. That may be prompt In the estimation
Of the administration, but Of no body else
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15

The PALMER CAsE-FAHURE OF THE WRIT
OF HABEAs CuRPUs.-We understand the
Criminal Court refused this morning to re-
lease Palmer on a writ of hdbeQs corpus. and
that he will be retained in custody. This is
perhaps the wisest course that could be pur-
sured. taking into consid ration all the cir
cumstances connected with the case. AL
though every one admits that the present
evidence againsi Palmer-being without cor
rObOration-would be totally insufficient to
convict him of the charge alleged. there is
still deep feeling in the community in re-
gard to the affair. and trivial circumstances
are daily coming to light which decidedly
prejudice the public mind against the PRISON
er. For the present Palmer had better re-
main where he s.--Nenphis Argus.
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Especial Report for tho cinoinnatI Gazette. :,

WASHINGTON. Nov. IL.
have no anticipation now that much dffi-
Guilty will be experienced in organizing The
House. My impression is that the Southern
Democrats, recognizing the dominancy OF the
Republican party, will quietly acquiesce in
the selection of Republican Officers; perhaps
with the latent hope. that by giving their adj
versaries rope enough they may hang them
selves In addition to this. the Administra
ton is badly of for money, aud is willing TO
see the House organized as quickly as posi-
BILE SD that "A Deficiency bill may he put
through aud the Posloffiee Department re-
lieved OF its embarTassments, which are be-
coming extremely onerous.
The President, in his annual message. will
repeat his recommendations of last session.
Ia regard TO Mexico aud Central America,
but with no well founded hope OF their meet
ing with favor. The Opposition. having more
than one third of the Senate. can prevent any
obnoxious treaties getting through and the
House holding the pursc-siIings, can keep in
check any tendency to Executive extrava-
gance.
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Sorrr,.pp,r WV or NoprurpS Eop.x

SOUTHERN VIEW OF NoRTHERN FoRAY-
How diff rent are your people from ours.
Suppose that meeting should be called in
Norfolk, and speaker should advise the
collection of money to send incendaries to
the North to burn up your factories. murder
the owners and all who attempted to aid in
defence of their property. upon the pretext
that he operatives We're not treated as they
should be, &C., who does not know that such
a man would not only be denounced. but
would be % tarred and feathered /" in less
than twenty minutes. If the North would
respect the rights of the South, there is not
a Virginian that would not shoulder his
mnsket and march to the North to defend
your rights of property, OF persons. your
homes. your firesides from foreign or domes.
tic foes, even to the last extremity.-Lezs
from The South.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15

SUPPOSED ACcoMPLIcE OF OLD BRowx.-A
man calling himself DR.. w. Boyd, was ar
rested in the HeighborhOod of New Windsor.
on Tuesday OF last week. on the charge OF
running off negroes. When taken, be had
two aged negroes. man and woman in a
wagon, together with quilts, viciuals. cloth
ing, bowie knife, &c. The negroes said that
they were both slaves, that they were from
Charles county, and that they were bound
for Pennsylvania. Boyd was to receive $50
from the negroes as passage money. In the
examination which followed. BOYD refused 10
answer any questions, whereupon the entire
party were committed to Carroll county Jail
-BaLtnaore Clipper oh.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15

THE STATE ELEcrToSs.-New York, Massa-
ehuscits. WiscOnsin and New jersey Jester
day emphalically pronounced once more
against the policy oi james buchanan. Ia
Chicago aud Detroit, where there were local
elections. there were similar pronunclamen-
tos. In New Orleans his party were badly
beaten, although ia the Stale OF Louisiana
they sneeecd, A. usual.
Ii would seem that the efforts to make cap
itai for the Democracy out of The John Brow n
affair have entirely Jailed. Except ia abe
cities Of New Yotk aud Brooklyn, where free
trade aud slave trade-heavy imporsations OF
inreign products aud large sales 10 slave
State meFchauts-AFe the leading principles,
The Democracy have not gained anywhere.
In Nsw York State, the Republican strength
seems to have largely Increased, showlng
that next year. ia the Presidential election,
she will give an enormous vote FOR The He
publican nominee, whoever be may b.. Mas
aehusetls re-elects Gov. Banks by large pio-
r.slity. The result Ia Peausy iyania last
month l. equally significant In this quarter.
From the West and Northwest, judging BY
Ohio, Indiana. iowa. Wisconsin and the eisies
that have had local elections, there e no
hope III a grain Of Democrats comfort The
White House must be n gloomy establish
meat, under the nrws thai has laleif beea
brought 10 H. PAila. Balls.ss.
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srTbe St. Louis papers are now discr

ETThe st. Louis papers are now discus
sing the question of the prOpriety OF adopt
ing the teaching of German. well Eng
lish. in the Public Schools. If they will profit
by our experience, they willnOt fail to intro
duce the innovation. The German glsh
department OF our Public School system is
found one of the most valuable features; and
there are now none who would have it dis
pensed with. although il was not inauguraied
without strenuous opposition. Halt, at least,
of our schools, have German department,
and in some of them, half dozen German
teachers are employed Cincinnati CONNER
ct1L
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15

PASSENGERS BY UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
We learn that on last Tuesday night party
of fugitive slaves consisting of two men, a
woman and child, arrived in our city by the
underground railroad. BY some means known
only to the initiated, they made themselves
known to some persons who consider it no
crime TO give assistance to slaves fleeing from
bondage, and they were soon provided with
food and lodging. They remained secreted
here until Wednesday night. when they start
ed for Canada, a farmer having furnished a
conveyance to take them to the next station
Our informant thinking that the party had
reached their destination by the time this
notice would appear. furnished the item
Lgfdyeae Ind Journal.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15

CoRN.-Here is n fact worth knowing, II
true. WM. S. MORGAN. of Warren county
indiana, writes that seed from the butt end
OF an ear OF corn will ripen It's product all at
The came time. and some three weeks earlier
than seed from the little end Of the same ear
BE recommends farmers always to break
their seed corn ears in two in the middle, and
Use the butt end only for seed.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15

gg- 1t is reported in Rome that the Prince
of Wales, during his recent visit, then at the
Palace Cafarelli, the King of Prussia's resi-
dsnce, opened IA Irritation with the Kings
niece. the Princess Alexandrine OF Russia,
which is likely to result in matrimonial al
lance. What could Protestant England say
to queen protesting the religion of the
Greek Church.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15

.cS-A German una Frenchman walking
together. were attracted by pig, whose
squeak resembled ''oui." Listen" said the
German. 1.-The pig Is a ceuniryman Of yours,
he speaks French" The Frenchmsn replied,
al, Dsoa eher, but he speaks it with viii
famous German accent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15

Gs-It is now asserted ia many prints that
Old JoBS BsowS's object in invading Yir.
ginia was simply To run of large nuInber
OF negroes. The old man has in fact used
language to that eject. The question arises
What was the use Of that Constitution Tor q
Provisional Government
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15

szSrbe Boston TfasscriIa says that five
thousand copls< OF wEBsrER's great Dletiona-
ny have already been subscribed for IN that
city. The subscription price IL seven dollars
add fifty Gently copy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-15

AFrEKNooN SESSION.

The House met pursuant to adjournment.
and took up ana considered House bills on
second reading several of which were dis
cuss, d and disposed OF, and then the house
adjourned I'LL O'Clock tomorrow morning