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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

TERRIBLE AFFLICTIoN.-Mr. Elliot Barret,
of Chester. who lives about a mile southeast
of Chester village, has been afflicted for
nearly quarter of century with severe
rheumatic complaint For twenty years he
has lain on his back, entirely helpless and it
is impossible for him to lie in any other posi-
tion. The coolest day in winter, as we'll as
the hottest day in summer, when the heat is
enough to peel the parched flesh from his
aching body finds him in the same position.
unable TO move a particle even to- rest for a
moment. He has often said To US, at could
only turn over for one hour in the course Of
year, il would be great relief The only
motion Of which he is capable, besides the
organ of speech, is the movement Of oce of
his skeleton arms, the lefl, with which he
feeds himself with a teaspoon. as he can move
his Jaw just enough to admit the point of the
spoon. Yet amid his acute and terrible
suffering. never murmur escapes his lips,
but he is always resigned and cheerful
Gle,,H's Fall Messenger.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
LOOK AT THIS !

T FFER for sale one II the most yalu Bile Farms On
l. the Mississippi River, SIS miles above Memphis
near Ashpurt, containing 1900 acres, with about a
of niie rort-l50 acres nearly ready for cultivation
IL possesses unusual advantages for a Woed Yard,
Stock Raising Grain Cotton almost any produce Of
the soil preferred. Any amount of goud dry wood
be sold at fair price The timber consists OF large
du nifty Of tine Black Walnut. Sissafras Mulberry
Honey, Locust Ash, Maple Cotton Wood, blackberry
Pear, &c Timber and Care IL Is evidence Of high
land This Farm has attached To a small Island N
the middle Of the front around which the chute pass
es IN moderate high water, the foot ~ Il gives
hlrhor for Wood Boat, against the dr Ice running
where the wood yard and improvements are alsn a
protection 10 wood against the highest by stor
ing il back along the chute and ran the boat 10 Il
saving once handling 1t. improvements, good dwell
ling and outhouses all new. IL IS only 10 this
Farm appreciate is value aud unusual u ges
OF i,catiou. will sell bargain exchange Il f,T
su all improved plaUe-say T. 20 acres WITHIN to
5 miles 81 Nashville, Louisville, 81 LOUIS or Memth .
and will give liberal credits the balance. gener-
ally make quick sales e wing room Tor purchasers
o. complain. Lose no time YOU want a Ne Farm
upon The greatest river IN the worl1. For further
urmaton address at Nashville. Tenn snr apply
70 Jafucs johnson. near the Farm. lie %i sho~ the
land II I am not there b. EMERY
louisville Journal, Memphis Appeal, 4 -. Louis
Republican copy 30 amount of g. AM charge this %
Nee. apTi6-triwAwTw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

"Can it be possible that any considerable
portion even of the know nothings of Ten
nessce will consent to such an alliance
Thus asks the UiHoa and american in relation to
Is stereotyped charge that the Opposition
intend TO fuse with Black Republicanism.
Can it be possible that any considerable
portion even Of the Democrats of Tennessee
will consent to ally themselves with the
clustering corpse" Of the democratic party OF
the NorIh? In the leaders of that party we
have but little confidence. But in the mass
es themselves we have such confidence as to
believe that they will pay little heed to silly
as their sense OF smell is offended by the
death Cders OF that fostering corpse.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

~ The editor ofthe Knoxville Wing says
that whilst he was in Nashville last week,
CAVE JOHNSON. Pr, sident Of the State Bank,
applied Ia two Of the officers Of the Union
Bank. 10 know if the General Government
could obtain loan Of 100000 from the
three Banks, the Union, Planters and State.
He said the State Bank would grant the loan,
IL the other two would. We wonder II Il Is
possible that the administration has applied
TO the Banks Of Tennesseefor loan OF money
20 carry on the General Government! IL is
still more astonishing that the application
should be made to the Banks of this State,
where they are regarded with the greatest
hostility by the Democracy. Can our neigh
bors of the Union a'sd Amesoan throw any light
upon this subject!
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

re- A correspondent of the West Tcnnes-
see Wing suggests the name Of j. l.. Morphis,
Esq, as the Opposition candidate to repre-
sent McNairy county in the next Legislature.
The writer says: -r-
J. L. Morphis. Esq. is the unanimous
choice of at least the western portion of the
county for Representative; he is a true Wing
OF the old school. and is eminently fitted to
adorn the station TO which he aspires. No
better man could he found, aud IL he Is the
candidate his success is scarcely problemati-
cal.
We have beautiful family quarrel among
the harmonious Democracy Of old Snake.
There are ut least six whose patriotism in-
duees them to offer their services IN rrpre-
sent the dear people, but they are all doomed
to disappointmeni. Morphis win beat them,
either ali AZ once, or one at a time.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
Watkins's Addition.

ON thursday the sth dag u Nay sext, on the prem
" ises, proposes 10 ssll Al public sale Il iots Ia
this addton, immediately N the negEbogtsad The
City Park 1lc Lots front Washington, Hanailtoa
Hd otaer Streets loo leet fEoat 40 And lzS feet
deep.
The lots are al q ane SOL vel covered 18th forest
trees, 10 Fag4dg impr0y ING gkbofhoai, have ali
the advantages q ths Cts PARK and preseas dessFa.
bic czto1s Cor thoss Mo wish aeat ana esnlfoftA-
Ole homes tor shes families, near TIE baslaezs Il she
CITY
Faoss With raii descrsptioa q the los wH De ready
IN fsW e4ys-
TF1ssfS-Glne. and three years far naaes szaiss
faeIsrty secure. pAyzeie IN Bans, eearag iateres-
4ad a Ira retained.
sale az 10 O'Clock "A "
AI<i4-sd A VS.. LTSITEKY-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

BANKING N ALABAxA.LThe books Of The
Northern Bank Of Alabama. were opened at
Huntsville, on the llth inst. for the purpose
Of Increasing the stock from $500 600 to
s555. 900, and In less than two hours the
whole amount was subscribed. Whereupon
the Dsnoorua, "as good Democrat as ever
fiuttered, remarks:
"a Bank, conducted with honesty and
ability. with n view TO The advancement ~
The general business Of The country, A. well
a. the proat OF stockholders, j. Of vast utility.
public blessing; but, when used for ths adj
vancement ot mere private ends OF covert
purposes. with reckless indifference TO the
public welfare, = an engine OF incaleulahle
power for evil We have no fear. while the
Northern Bank Is andoF iis present, direction,
thai Ii will be Otherwise than . pablo
benefit"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
A UNIVERSITY IN AMERICA.-The Boston
atlas saws:

atlas says:
1--WE are gratified to learn that some steps
have at length been taken to found a Univer-
sty in this country, and from the character
of the parties interested in the enterprise, are
led to believe that success will crown their
efforts. A meeting was held one evening last
week at the house of gentleman in this city
About twenty gentlemen were present from
various parts of the country, embracing some
of the most refined and cultivated intclectS
Of our own State, well as representatives
from Louisiana, Virginia, Pennsylvania
Ohio, New York aud Maine. Some wealthy
individuals, to whom the subject has been
mentioned. have pledged themselves to con
tribute 100000 as the nucleus of fund for
the endowment of the institution. A com
mittee was appointed to wait upon other
men of wealth as soon their plans have
been matured, and one gentleman, prominent
in Intellectual circles is to proceed TO Europe
shortly for the purpose of visiting the most
noted Universities of England, Germany and
Prussia, previous TO arranging the details of
system upon which the prOpos, d University
is to be conducted. 1t is contemplated to
carry out the undertaking upon the most
comprehensive scale. and to present to the
students of our country an opportunity for
securinga more thorough acquaintance with
every department OF science, arts and litera-
ture, than can be obtained even at Cambridge
or Oxford"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

n SAD AcorDESr.--J. NJ. BUKK, says the Leb-
anon Herald, a student from Alabama, WAS
accidentally shot by HARVEY TORI. another
sludent from the same State, on last Thur
day evening. 1t appears that the young men.
who are warm personal friends, were rehears-
ing the SIckELs tragedy, when TORI present.
ed a small pirtol-whieh be thought Was I'M
loaded-and discharged it. The ball entered
BuRK,s breast. just below the heart, and come
ont on his left side. The wound is very
serious one, but we are happy TO learn thai
MI $ improving and viii probably recover.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

L. & N RAILRoAD.-The work on this i'm
portant enterprise is progressing at this place
as rapidly as the weather and other ciTcum-
stances will admit. The track is laid South
as far as Fosters farm, distance of five or
= six miles, and, with fair weather and full
corps of hands, will be pushed forward at the
rate of about half mile per day.-BOactag
Iree1 Idzette :, . h -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
Fashionable Dancing.
MR.. J.H. GOODWIN

II As the honor 10 announce TO the LADIES and Gen
H tiemen II NazhviIie and vicinity, that be will
the series of Instructions IN the polite
uf dancing, saturday morning, April l6lh, az 3 o.
clock, A NJ, and al o'c1ck, r ". al hrs rooms
Nj. Beechs store, on College street class Of Gen
tenen wall commence on TUESDAY, 18th. al half past
correct AMI graceful method Il Bail Roam
and ParlOr Dances viii be LtugEt--ladies and Gen
tiemen wishing to improve themselves ia this eie-
CANT department, will please make early application
Is Mr.. Goodwin only teach session this
Spring. Parents and Guardians may rest assured
that every attention will be given his part the
rapid Improvement q their ciaiidren.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

~ We learn that some fifty or sixty pro-
fessed Mormons are about leaving this city,
and emigrating to Salt Lake. Some of the
leading men in this enterprise started on
their way yesterday, and the balance are ex-
pected to leave within few days. Prepar-
atoms for getting up this company have been
making during the past winter. but the move
-ments of the leading spirits -have-been kept
very quiet Each person must have given
amount of funds, or he cannot join the COM
pany.- Gin. Press. -.--.g-.,---
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
Jenny Lind Saloon
AND
Pistol Gallery.

JN A. MCCALL 4 Co.'S Jenny lind salosn and Pts
i toll Gallery, Third story q CID Post Once
Buildings corner of Cedar and Cherry Street, are
open day and night Tor the reception Of visitors
Tue proretors agents Tor the sale Jenn, Lind
Tables, Caes, Cue feathers, and Balls Pistols Of
the most ceie bFated manufacture. aprfs-sf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
New Orleans Raees-Last Day.

The track was in better condition, and the
time was improved. The winning horses did
their work with comparative ease, and there
was no outside incident worthy of note. We
present the
SUMMARY.
MONDAY, April 1l.-Metairie Stakes for 2
years Odds. Subscription 500: Forfeit, $500;
$500 added by the Club. Mile beats
VIM. J. Minors ch. c. Mario, by Voucher, out
Oi Norma. ...-..--... .-..-.....-..-..
A. Iecnmie's CHI. c. Uncle Jen, by LecOmte out
OF Miss Riddle .
ID. +. kenncr's CHI. {. souvenir, by Lccomte,
out Of Medina. .......,............. 3 3
W. b. Woods gr. c. All Morgan, by Grey
Eagle, cut Of Margaret Edna. ............ dist.
A. l.. Bingaman's ch. c. Sieve Powers, by lie
comtc Of Miss Riddle 49,. ....... 5 dist.
John Campbelrs ch C., by Wagner, dam by
imp. Glencoe Observation-Disclosures. ........ dist.
Time, l49-l:4s.
Same Day.-Club Purse, $500. Mile heats.
Gen :. NJ. westmore's q. s. Hunter's) h. T.
Lorette, by imp. Sovereign, dam by Thorn
hill, years. ................. ......... /
Col. A. l. Bingamans Oh. E. Eliza Logan by
Frosty, dam by Rufln, years ...... . .
Time, l:5l3z-l4Sis.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

WILL be added 10 the long time Auction Sale,
w mencing April 18th, 1859, very large stock Of
Cot Goods, ia trust for The benefit Of sundTy credi
Also, large invoice If Bonnets Flowers, RIB
bons and Millinery Goods that all new and fresh,
latest styles and kinds from large Fancy House Of
Mobile closing business This will be one Of the
Rrgef and best assorted stocks of Stanle and Fancy
Dry Goods Boots. shoes, Cloths Carpets, Cut Goods
Millinery Goods, Fancy Dress Goods, that we ever
offered at auction before You had better attend
the sale. RecoIlect months credit
aprl6-3t TRABUE & LUCUS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
Hear what Democratic Gov. wise
says Of Democratic President Bu-
chanan.


The united, indivisible, indestructible De
mocracy oh, Crackey! Gov. WISE has
lately written a letter to ex-Gov. HUBBARD, OF
Ala, in review of BUCHANAN's administration
and policy. Here is what he thinks of the
political integrity of the man whose measures
the Democracy of Tennessee 'Ngeaerally en-
dorse4,1 aAd which they pledged themselves to
support:
The President bids high. 70 flibusters he
Offers Caha, aud Isthmus and North Mexico
% the West. Pacific Railroad; 10 the North
protection to iron and coarse woolens; and
tn the great commercial countries. the power
of Capitalization by obvious uses and abuses
OF a bankrupt act TO supply 10 State Banks.
Vest Fday. Biddle was a monster. and to-day
few Wall street bankers can expand and
contract upon US more like vice than he did
= and what would they not do il they could
force the poor provinces when they please
into bankruptcy! ! have written this right
on, and you may do what yoa please with it.
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@PhNOS. MUSIC. C.. & q.
New Publications.
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u .
NAVE JUST RECEYFED

hA r JUST RkCE{lED
SHAKERS; Compendium Of abe Origin, History,
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second Appearing with Biographies Il Ann Lee Jas
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ByF W. Evans. vol lsmo.
ONWARD; Or, The MorN11IS CrAsrrryFs. A
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12mo. WI
CONTENTS.
Looking Upwards Conn and Joanie: The Family
al A'eyhei on on and AWAY. Endeavoring. Ed
ware Arnold Poor, yet Noble: Little Harry; Poor
jamie Clark: Fiolds White unto the H.rvcs,. T,,o.
Hl"u MUS The Drunkards Cottage; The InfAnt's
Ministry; stand Sun; ola Moses and Little Ap,b T.
Rocky Glenn; saIome: Widow Mcleod. s,,e, -,
Iona Clouds and sunshine Faiths Conflict Faitb,s
Victory Re union; Summer Days; Tie Fasip, F,o,.-
err; The Unexpected Arrival; A Wedding rav. Tn.
hountain Tops Appearing; fastening On; The sire,s
Birthday; The summit Gained
ACES FROM THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF SIN.
NEY, LADY MORGAN. I vol l2mo.
From the London Atheppuml
ms volume brms with sense, clevorness and hui
NOR hFeiy aud entertaining collection or grea
'" QUICK "oman's observation: a
oooh TO be read now for anus, nent and To be ougb
hereafter for reference
From the London Daily News
"a Charming Book. u is long since the rc,di,,
public has been admitted to ~ great trea, ,s M,
fascinating collection ef wit anecdote and posip II
rs a delight "reminiscences Of brilliant mast ,oll ~,
one Of the best wits still eStant"
W. y. BERRY a CO., Public square
nar2G-tr
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

GO Tue Old Fvlluws intend giving
magnificent ball ia this place. al Nelson's
Hotel, on the Goth inst. All members In
good standing, and their wives. daughters
and sisters are RESPECTFULLY invited TO be
present on the occasion. We predict that IL
will be- a brilliant affair, ~ We learn extern
sIye pr partitions are being made for it,
Q,Iuns6aa ksyTw. ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
'sReduced by Dyspepsia TO a Were
SkeIetOn

CURED BY 'sBGRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs."
Mr. A. Matchett, trader probably as well known
as any man in Western Pennsylvania, states as fol
lows: 81 met with farmer in Armstrong county
who reduced by Dyspepsia TO a mere skeleton
pc rsuaded him To buy a bottle of BGrhave's Ho
land Bitters, believing it would cure him. Meeting
him some months after, what was my establishment
at finding him hale, hearty man; he told me new
he weighed 200 pounds, and that this wonderful
change had been produced by Berhave's Holland
Bitters TO which he attributed solely his restora
ion. - #rrar HEEE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

Speaking of tricks, the Union and Anieri-
can says, with these tricks we shall have n
good deal to do during the Canvass" So it
has had during every canvass. But the game
OF tricks is played out"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

The JnioH and american, from its article
yesterday, is evidently afraid that its party
will be defeated this summer in Kentucky
and Tennessee. We are of the same opin-
Inn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

HoIIoway's OIntment---SOre Leg and
all Ulcers, eruptions, and injuries of the flesh,
heal kindly and swiftly under the operation of the
Ointment, and the Pills, by their gentle aperient &C
tion assist the cure. Sold SO Maiden Lane, y. Y.
aprll-lw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

The Patriot is good at making excuses.
Union and American.
Yes, and at asking hard questions-very
hard.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
SEW ANEE COAL.

fT<HE sEWANEE MINING COMPANY VII 81 thslr
Il sspertaf Gal fron shsir yard adfoinlne the \
& r. 4. nepot, o. Csdzr stFse<. Al he loiigssiEg
NAMED rates.
Sesect lamp As Il eenfs per hst<oes
RS1n6 srreeaeA Is rcnts pr bHsAel
Nut ~ u cts PR eashel-
sack - aae Cazi 10 50 per bushei
spi2-iv HESkr nrhElAy szis A<enL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

Ne are assAorised 60 aasaunes ". B. STOKES, e
nsKaIb. eao1ta4ls So q sEFes. IA he Fsartn Ca
gfes>loa4l Dssu> za.f1S-ls
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
SATURDAY, APRIL I6, 1859.
Democrats, Look on This Pictur'

Democrats, Look on This Picture
The following Is an extract from late ar
ticle in the Charleston Mercury, one of the
Oldest. ablest, and most valiant and ,uncom-
promising champions Of the Southern wing OF
the s.NatsondI Democracy (O 1t has support
ed every Democratic candidate for the Presi-
dencv, up to this time, and is fully authorized
and anaHfied TO speak as to the character and
condition of its party. 1t is the same paper,
which, in another recent article, said that
~" NOW THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF THE NORTH u
with which the Democratic party in Ten
nessec, Kentucky and Virginia, has been in
intimate and cordial fusion and brotherhood
Z LIKE A FEsTERING CORPSE, IS FALLING TO
PIECES By THE DECoAPosING ELEMENT OF SEC
TIOSALIsH !" ....- --.
Read. Tennessee democrats, and see if you
can recognize in this graphic portrait the
Iincaments of the thing which your late State
Convention represented as the party OF ''trscf
construction:r see if this CORRUPT vACILLA-
TING. AND FALSE party is what your party
leaders ..gencrdlIy eTr1orsed;;'' see with what
grace your party organs can charge others
with attempting aRholy fusions, while at the
same time they are locked in fraternal hug
with this ''FEsTERING CORPSE" rE-~-E %
The Mercury says: r.
We have seen nothing in national Demo
crazy of late years which challenges our
admiration, to say nothing of our allegiance
1t has lrifled with constitutional provisions,
disregarded constitutional restrictions, and
set at nought positive constitutional injunc-
tions. II has aided in the passage of unjust
and unequal laws, it has squandered the
public money. robbed the common treasury,
and to foreign paupers it has given the
public lands It, promises have been broken,
its pl dyes disregarded, and its professions
falsif,d To conclude the whole matter
national Democracy is corrupt, Facilitating,
and false: it wears the garb of sanctlty, that
its hdcous deformities may be concealed; 1t
bat y ruin, aard wins bat Re destroy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
Carpefing.
Flrty Negroes Tor safe.

Csa<SI<FfSf; q aans - ne aiass vsia. sle nrnl-
u lies ever oaerea 10 ne NASHVILLE marksts and =
god ~ q y0ans znea AID Hsaasps hsf sne sals
49, 3 J. LYLE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

TINE Tennessee Marine Ana ne Insurance Com
4 pAny have THlS DAY declared semi ann ual
diFidend Dollars per share, Of the profits
fsF the tzsl ssx Inonths, payable On aos after the
l4th asa. A. ". BUTLER,
Apf4-2w CGxAs Secretary.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16

For Louisville and Cincinnati.
TIVE regular fine passenger a G1 -
and freight Steamer VIZ kCrrlssEAHsssa |
MONA, BARCLAY, Captain, will .Szlzzzzzzz==z=zh
leave for above and all intermediate ports Att r
DAY, 10th inst at II O'Clock II For Freight
passage, having excellent accomu odatons. apply on
board or to JAMES CLAIBORNE,
apr15-2t Agent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
Dress Making.
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Shoes, Brogans, Boots, Caps. Hats. Ready made
Clothing, Hard Nare and Cutlery, CsFpetiug. &C
The stock consists part follows Broad Cloths,
Ca7simcres. NestingE. MarSztlss. Cottnuades Linen
Ducks Blue -defnfnins Brown LiEss - amer. Linen.
French Cotton tlncn, Preach Ripkensdo, Alraocs,
Canton Cloth, French Drabda, IA giish do, LADIES'
Dress SILK idacs Robes 4 every variety and kind
lawns, husinss White GeosiE, tlnbroiaeTes linen
Uandkerchefs SIX nett Gloves. Nd do, seal Thread
do, Cotion do, lacs Aanfes Fancy BoHuts Ribbons
livery ipllph "i LAT f@,e -H1 Nssi sleas lof
Men and Bos STA and Cotton HesieFy, Hoop - Tts
Vaienees, iaoes aud EdsuEs Nais, beb@ees, nueais,
shaIieys. White an. friatea BTailAatees, corded
skirts, Pine, Needies, a..
Clothing.
Fine ana Common Cath coass, Cashmere Goats,
Dfabd Eta ane Aipaeca csatsi hrgNn sHd bi-aehesi
Tack Cat. brexn ard caiorvd Linens; besiers Gas
siu,~re Pauts Csshnereu Pants Iansn Deck Plnis,
C,sttanasie Pants Shepherd ChrEk CQ-ts kBc rsnts;
vssts q al kinds, ke, f.ns i5nea Bossa shEts:
Hicks.sx ana Cheek ShFts. Vet - ~ Shft Collars
Seek I.ss. snsgenasrs, Gloves, Iiaf Hose. ks.
Use @ BoaGs, sewea and Pekred. Gne fangre@s
Boss f'.r Nsa 4na LADIES' sac c4lt ana Eip Bots
ana shoes I.dies heel Nc and kip Shoes Ase~ 40;
Rays Boots and shssrss tine Pr, cAsssE eEe woos
f~ehofB, straw, Panama and Paim Hats fadtes add
Nlsses ~hiis aud coioFed f@ls F4la F4as and Stock
Carpefing.
Az wool, hAR woal and al csstnn cArtssing and
MaIiing large stock ~ brown and bieachea Iosses
rahle Dlzp@r; TeSeiiF 3 IRISH Itaenss fesR Iauns
iistiees; fhreatsof all kaas Hardware szd Gallery
rsnkee Sossans A.
Terms very liberal long r0nths for All SONS ove'
TO dotiars
n yoa ase not eosspelied g porchAse year geots
q any rAEscsiAr hoe ard feet that zoe have par-
eueaSh y purchase here you ptrafs, We respect
ty ins lte % - this taree ana exten8e tine sals
Oar xaods srs All sew fFesh t-shlon.bis and
cry Nay worthy yoar sI-c ~ attenton-
l FkABgF 4 ICGJS,
| aprs Ne - Pubhe ssusFe, N.shsiiie. reaa-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
CONTENTS.

ONWARD; Or, The MorN11IN CrAsrrryrs
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-16
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