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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-23
WHAT'S Citizenship worth

The Nashville Union and american falls I'M
der the lead of the administration organ, the
Constitution, and defends the position, recently
assumed by Gen. CAss, that the natuTalized
citizens of this county are subjrct to be
dragooned into the military service of the
country from which they emigrated. This, it
seems to us, comes with an exceedingly bad
of sympathy for the poor, down-trodden for
eigner," and has called so loudly for them to
come TO this asylum of the oppressed" and
enjoy all the rights and immunities of citizen
ship. All this poetry of the heart is incont-
nently knocked into the blankest sort diverse
by this rebuff from the Capitol. This glori-
Gus land of liberty, open alike to all nations
for repOse, is suddenly transformed by the
Secretary of State into a skulking place for
men who have failed to perform certain mill
tary service for the sovereign who scourged
them Fl ON his borders and his allegiance
These wretched men whom the democracy
have invited to our shores, under promises OF
liberty and happy citizenship, must return to
their native land if at all, to set themselves
up to be sho. at by the enemies of that soye-
reign whom they despise. This seems to be
the logical sequence of the doctrines of Mr..
CAss. Not to have performed this military
service, is regarded in the nature of a crime.
by these doctors OF international law and ex-
Founders of the rights OF emigration and ex-
patriation. THE poor, outcast, despised and
oppressed foreigner" is having his eyes open
cd, at length, to the true condition in which
he is placed by the democratic superinten-
dents of the Asylum. How much have they
gained by forswearing their allegiance to
their former sovereign? Let them answer.
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Qew Abuertisemfnts.
Election Of Attorney General and
~ Reporter Of the State.

DURSUANT to ms 'ructons from tn Governor of the
Safe, viii on Saturday, the 18th day OF August,
and Reporter for The State, TO d the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation john L. T. Sneed.
The following persons have been appointed Judges
Clerks aud Receivers ovotes for their several Wards
end Precincts. Where vacanries have been lefi the
receivers Of votes are requested TO d n them
District No. I. LIST Ward. Judges, G. +. Jones,
jain Coitart. John Beatty; Receiver, j. y. Hobbs;
Clerks j. j. Everett, Alex. Ledbetter
I'd Ward.-Jrdges, T. J. Halle, W. n Townsend
NJ NJ Monohan; Receiver, W. p. Towns; Clerks, John
H. Sloan, r., Geo Glenn
Sd ward-Judgrs, l. H Iauier b. s Weller. W.
l. Boyd; Receiver, John Reddick; Clerks, Jas. A Nc
Iauehn, V. Il. Boeman.
4Ih Ware--Jndges, John w Martin, J W. Feits, b.
n Brown; Receiver, j. \. Alexander; Clerks, James
9Th Nard-Judges, Carter, Mason vannoy ]
Coleman; Receiver, Canon Tucker; Clerks, John II
9th ward-Judges, 10 Francis, Thos W Chiffon. V
Baugh; Receiver, Pyle; Clerks, VIM Minton /,
9Th ward-Judges, VIM Davis, Isaac Paul. John
C'rbitt: Receiver, Vim 81 White; Clerks, John Nc
Keen, John Tlnksley.
sth ward-JLdges VIM Harrison C II Copger. NJ {,
Cotton Receiver j DObson; Clerks, Patrick Bunk
all, Geo Cotton
District No. 2-Judges, John Corlev T NJ Patter
son, Q Mehurray; Receiver, Thomas Fuqua
District Nos-wm ID Philips, George W Charlton
Thomas Mann Recover, VIM DObsun.
District No. 4-Thos B Page, Eeazer Hamilton W
Dobson; Re ever, nj Hurt.
District No. 5-Judges, WA Cartwright, J X Ed
mondson, J } ID shunate; Receiver, Rowe
District No. 6-judges Vim Austin Joal A Battle
w II Gambl; Receiver, Joel Battle.
Ditrict No. Judges, JOHN Hope, W X WAR
Jas Raglan; Receiv'r, W Bfiley.
District No: s-JLdres, W Ramsey, Daniel Car
mack, jas Rains; Receiver, \ Rlmscy
District No. Judges, W ii Hagans, Thomas B
johnson, Andrew Gregory; Receiver, w Lucas.
Di-trict No. l0-Judges, sam Mann ng, W = Hard
ing, J Hawkins; Receiver John Barrow.
District No 11-Judgcs, VIM Edmundson Henry
Conn ton, Allen Cotton; Receiver, W Cotton
District 40. l2--Judges, Jesse JorGap, Vim
Watkins, Josin; Re ever, Aris Brown.
District No. l4-JudgeS, J IS l. Greer, ii L Porch,
SkeltUn bemuss; Receiver, w G smith.
District No. l5-Judg,s, John : I'riClIard Thos J
Allison, joe Mays; Receiver, Moses Greer.
District No. lS-Judges, y Hubsnn A White :.
Peach; Receiver, Jas Russell; Clerks Jas LInds-
ley, Jas rrimbe Brown.
district No l9-Judges. w II Hamblin W Hud.
son, John Taylor; Receiycr.J OK Gee.
District No. 20.-IUdges, W Hall, W NJ Dsmukes
j I'm ii Cartwright, Receiver, VIM Iuion
Dsirict No Pledges, JAS Yirborough, j W Bal
owe, W B Ewing, Re ciyer, n z Ianer
District No. 22-Juuees, Geo Gill g w Walker
Gilbert Marshall r. ceiVer, Abb Shaw.
Dstrirt M. 2J-Jusges B r Drake ID Raston
l. Williams; Receiver, ii Iiyd.. q =
Dstricf No. 24-J 6 Carney Thus B,s1r Ed I
Graves; Receiver, G'une Garrett.
JAMES HINTON.
Junc-O- I'd Sheriff OF Davidson Co.
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Some one says: "Insects generally must
lead truly jovial life. Think what it must
be to lodge in lily. Imagine a palace OF
ivory or pearl. with pillars of silver and CAPT
tails Of gold. all exhalIng such perfume as
never arose from human &c lser. Fancy "a
gain the fun of tucking yourself up for the
night in the folds of a rose, rocked to sleep
by the gentle signs of a summers air; and
nothing to do when you awake but to wash
yourself in a dew-drop and fall TO and eat
your bed clOthes!''
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Land for sale.

WILL sell my be-sutifu Farm contain ing Two hun
L dred :, hands mey improved, situated C. n
miles North 81 NaSns lie, inue lately the Louis
willie ard Nashville Branch T1rnlike, two miles frum
tlse Louisville aud Nashville Railroad, adJsnng ihe
farm uf William y. hiips- I refer persons isiing
- the "a M Mr.. u. D. rinlipz. This farm has
the pces Ia the tate be purc D. sed on
good terms al private sale between dis and the rst
81 Octo Der ext Et which time u vii be fcrcd by
me az public sale. CAROLINE J. BELL.
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The Indian Doctors
FOREST SYRUP
For the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group,
and has cured thousands
who have been given up
to die with Consumption.

This Syrup is entirely Vegetable, and will never
fail give relief in all the above named Diseases 1t
not only Coughs, Colds &c, but also purines
the Blood and is the best equalizer of the circulation
of the blood yet discovered. 1t also contains Tonic
which gives the patient strength and vigor. Where
its virtues are known, no family Will be without it,
1t is pleasant To the taste and eficacous in its effects
Children cry for it after getting taste 1t is the
most soothing and healing syrup in use, and for Sum
Complaints, Choeramorbus, Bilious ChOlic, and
early stages OF Cholera it has no superior.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue OF a venditioB exp0nas 10 me directed
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Criminal Court
o. Davidson county, Tennessee april term lsas
will cxpose % public sale, TO the highest bldderfor
cash. at the Courthouse yard gate OF Nash
vile, on SArJ RDAl, THE Sogh DAY or JULY
1856 l,a the right title claim interest and who
]. 4. Hump - then bad, OF may have sIuce acqui .
Ell IN and To the following described piece or parcel
of Real Estate to-wt. Une half 81 let known and de.
scribe in plan oI West Nashville bot Ma lsg com
niencir AT the middle OF said lot Ca Demonbreun
street, running thence along iemonbreun axay
from hcNairY street, any feet theucs al right
with Dcmoubrean street, hundre and eighty sx
feet % tSelye feet aliey thence along sad alley fy
Ct thcnce.one hundred and eighty lect % the b..
gaining Dor other partculaG > rclervnce u made O.
the re.tr4tioH Of deed ia Reslsses Once or David.
son coaHty, Tennessee, In book No l6 and na-e lt6
being ieviei oE IS the properly OF 7. T. Bunfass e.
SATISFY Judgment readered IN f1vor Of to-
Of Tsnnessae, az Ainst Nike herman and said T. 2
Bumps, }. III. HINTON, Sheriff
l9nced-tl. by = C. DRAKE ~ 8
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For the Patriot.
Music.


Bring hither, girl, mine antique lute,''
Thus late j to mine handmade spake-
My soul is darki-the waves OF grief
Across my shuddering bosom break,
And naught but music hath the spell
My spirit from its gloom to wakel
"When Woman's wiidering smiles are false,
Or beam for me, aiasi no mere;
When Beauty's vows are traced in sand,
And loves Elysan dream is Ger,
Wild music then alone can quen
Ny bosom's thunder storm Of wol'
The lutte was brought-the golden chords
Cleaned like Astarte's arrowy beams,
And at my fingers Ieversh touch,
Sweet muse came in mingiing streams,
Bringing nepenthe for life's dark,
And memory for life's brighter dreamsi
And still the tide OF music flowed,
Its glad notes gushing fast and free,
Calming the spirits waves Of grief,
As rain -drops quelI the ripping sea,
Until my tongue bad caught the strain
"o-o-o-oi Sally is the gal for me!''
NASHVILLE, June, 1859.
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yxTE are oHerius far sac f,nr beautiful Buiiaiag
Wv LSts, GeEting Me6sFeek ssFcst, ranning
esck towards Bread reef IL feet 10 inches - 10
Asa, ono la fFoellns HIGH street 20 feet, and
ruhEins b.Fk IS \ fest = 40 feet alley
IlEe abeze kets exomFt frotn lAz4tin inr about
- years. and csxeiaat O. business, being whln
Ave minNtrs Nzk 81 Tie fubic saaArc-
n Hot sold preFbpsy b saturday tbs 2nd July We
giu, tist dsy, On TIE prensesoner thcm a pnhic
Tssas--fne, Two and lhrss years, for notes salts
factoFily endorses Ilayabie bank, with interest
lrom date, snd lea retained
1AsfEs ERWIN. Dr..
1anels-td II. hill AcAIISfEK.
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Jenny Lind Saloon
AND
Pistol Gallery.

~ A. MCCALL Co.'S Jenny Lind saloon and Pts
i tol Gallery, Third story 81 old Post flee
Buildings corner uf Cedar and Cherry Streets are
open day AID night, fer The reception Of visitors.
The Tupreinrs agent for the sale of Jsnny lind
Tables, Cues Cue Lrathers and Balls, and Pistols Of
tie n,ostcelebraled manufacture. aprl2-u
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FOUNTM OF LUl4Y
Il GAMING -

Nd LUCK has arriged, and i aOW opening on
"A Church street., hetSeea SsssunrF and Cherr, the
largest sssoftnseat IA ths elty % Maslczl "a sart
meat~, fsuo-s sheet AasAf, foys, Drums Faney
aru ies, thfFsn' = Cabs bird Gags, F4uey faNskrts
aud tire Wosks all ~hirh, h4yius been p4reha.ss
trvtn The iHEoEtrrs aRd haasrtsTees. ~lll De saia
ias, Wholesale % rctl for cash. Call and them
5uus-@-u gUHN LICK
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S25 Rewara.

ID ANYWAY fFon any haass On The morning er II
II slh nst-, Aegrs wsEzzls nzElcd LkFfIlA aboats
thirty year, u ege, abssut ~ fee ~ inches ~
hcishk. xeF1 black, speaks qasek Nhea ss.okea %
wi give the shoy Tessrd Cor ne asiixcry q ssld
slave d ". l. BoED, oF me
tanels-zf G n. GRIKZARD.
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ICE! ICE!

THE undersigned just ing the largest and
IL hssest cargo 81 Zee that has been brought
% Nazhxfile. We have now between 100 and 1890
tons, and satisfied tai curtumers viii confirm
What Say - ~ qaaiily. The price We believe
oil Also D. sai lsfactoFF. Ie these WHO trr tlelr
she binnng q IRE Eeason, ire Niii be iur-
~ hid, As lous asts, AZ ceuts per poand.
l~Fzets - he efth nn - the Market House AID IN
sEe House Oh cAerfy strcct, near ne Bank " Ten
So - ! = 49,. Heaw HfHrHrTrI
wsgon wiil deliver Ice 70 those Who desire Il ~
cents per pound. Marlin 4 PACKER
fJuse3-u - 80
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HolIOXVay's Ointment.-Ds harging sores,
INDECENT ulcers, assesses and hard swengs of many
years standing, daily cured in ali parts Of the
world by this invaluable preparation. Sold so Maid
en- Lane, n. Y. iuue2i-lw
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Mantillas, CIOaks, and ShaWIs.
1859. Fall Styles. 1859.
Abbott, Pollock l. Cochran,

IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
3l7 CANAL STREET, NEW YORK.
ENVIl the attention Of Southern buyers to their
large and mag nihcent stock of
MANTILLAS, CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
Imrorted and manufl, tired expressly for our
large and increasing 80 thern trade and com osed Of
LACE! SILK ! CLOTH u! AND VELvETli!l
The iargr ST and most extensive stock in New York
City, embTacHng over TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
din ,rsnt styles the LATEST NOVELTIES in the
market, at
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P II o N o G. r A P II Y
AND
PENMANSHIP.
M VI. DS L. " EAR.

IIAS now accomplished his object,
IL IN showing the citizens Of
Nashville that Phonogral by h. easily Ms 49,
learned, even bA small children His ST-~zssLssEs
pupils are now able to follow "A mudcrat. speaker and
rapidly increasing eed of their writing. TIE
difficulty o. accomplishing this has been d"ubly in.
creased by the tsco"rugiug m1uence brought bear
upon pupils the shape uT uisrcrrcs rid-
culc, &C, &c, quarters from which better things
were O. BE- ex eetcd. TAX payers aud ritizens who
have children to educate would do well 10 book into
the WHAT and the WHY OF this chaPler.l Never have
clmiunnity bren more gross ~ deceived IN regtrd
10 tie nature ana advantages II Phon typy aud Pho
biography. cit zens who have not the leisure 70 %
vesipaie the beet not aware that they greatly
lessen the labor ana several yea Of time IN
the education of every child, and thst they awaken
the intellectual faculties tn extent attained by
ether means, amt with delight the pupli-that they
have been examined. tested practically b. hundreds
of the most able school romuItiecs, dchcFs super
intcndents and education 4 m this country anc IN
England and reported IN the highest terms OF ap
val, whale Il has enabled thrtn To tile Tying
effect Of mode which ruins the minds of many
children and dsg SITS them With learning. such
the effects OF this mode Of reacng, vclopug the
minds 81 children that they often regarded as
bro Iges ia intellect, whereas Is the result OF teach
ug simple truth Instead uf absurd error.
Mr.. H. has heretofore chaTged merely for the egu-
lar course Oi lessons IA Photography, making no
CHI for attending II 'he Puis practice Ia tding
and writing after the principles OF the learn
terms tn tie 20ih inst, alter which the terms The
regular 0f lessons Will be tie heret fore
bat ni,Htliiy charge will be made attending
practice nf the pupil after the completed.
N bah pupils who have not comp. ct d taeir
course Of lessons, are requested do without de
iay.
Sc Room over the store OF j. II. NcGiu.
luaeIS-tf Hfa
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M'srrllaneOus.
Childreu's ssanucea.

Prepared by Tire Grsefenbarg Company
The true worth 81 this dluar1 and valuable
Medicine, eaa never be set forth ds but 10 can
be FELT aud apprrciat-d by mothers whose clllIr, m
have been s'atched fTom death by lis use
The celehrat a ir- Williams " h. has devotea N
life TO stniy has anaiA zV this remedy and s,ys the
trsefeuberg Children 5 laiiac-a Is conipounde, uh
especi reference to the immature state of Tie.
nerves blood vessels gian's and bones OF chii'
body. should q mother neglect 10 ar. We bersciT
with this tuvalnable remedy she may chance 10 he
hnd death claim her children and have no one 4,
blame but hers,H IL IS certain cure for alt dis
eases "f Childhood and receives as II deserves uni
versal appreciation n Ma tin, Of south Carolina
SAYS - IL Is the best general medicine for infants
hat ever saw" DR.. Watts OF New York ,xr,,es !.
. In all diseases caused by teethifg il Is certain
remedy" pr. Colsun, of Indiana, says In cases
Of Group have us II with marked success nlSp in
Measles fever from teething diarrhua pains IN the
stomach, bowels, &c. | should be guilty. of grc,t
neglect ldl not rec mmcnd hin the highest ter ms
E1- Fifty cents per bottle wth TuIl dircctiops
may6 agen,r.r,f o.
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FOR sale

n VIII. sell a. ssfarday the sssh day q Jans, II
The oesst heass. several yoaaf peerees - an
feashs Tina. RI fYLkS,
fane12~n 81 CsaaF street..
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MANNY'S COMBINED
Reaper and Mower.

VIM HOOD'S lHFhOfEHENE
THIS celebrate MtChae received the FIRST premi-
Il um OF GRAND GrID MEDAL the best combined
Reaping and Moving Machine the great Uuited
states Agricultural Fair, hrld al Louisville, Ky, in
September, 1851. 1he ial came on y rae use
New ork, ia July where all the principal maci iues
in the UIIted States wee thoroughly te- ted. che
Committee made ther awards through Marshall 7.
Wilder, President United States Agricultural Society
AT Louisville, KY.
IL also Ieccivcd the awards the best Reaper and
the best Mower before tive separate Con mittces
appointed by tie President the aVits1n County
Agricultural -, iety al Nashville, Ia July 1857 over
most OF the machines nov IN use IN tennessee.
Numerous other pr fniun and awards given
this Machine during the last season over every Ma
chine iu America.
The above MAJ hines for sale by the undersigned.
u r. CHEA1HAM,
General Agent for the tate
llSHER, NHElIsS a co,
mayI-1 Nashville, Tenn.
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Fresh arrivals.
SNYD Err L. FRIZZELL

A RE Just in receipt OF NEW and ELEGANT GOODS
n IN their line consisting Of
ladies' ane Brown lasting Congress Heel Caters
Ladies' q 81 Baton 3"
LADIES' Z" Black - " -
La les " Z" Congress & Lace - /"
Ladies Z" French Kid Slippers,
Ladies' - - with heels.
ladies' I" White Satin and Kid tiers,
ladies' - - Z" z " Slippers,
Also
Misses Congress and Lace Heel Caters,
Misse-' KID Lace Heels Caters and Boots
NJ sses' Kid Heel Boots,
Misses - % slippers,
Chldren's Kid Heel slippers,
= Chldren's . " b OTIS,
"A l. So
Gents fine Calf Pump Sole Boots
Gents q - " Caters
Gents % Patent Leather Opera Caters,
Gents Calf
Gents " Lasting Oxford Ties,
6 .nts' . - Congress Caters.
The above are all mate % order and are OF the
very best yles and qualities.
As- Call az No. p Public square.
1une2S-u sN la X 4 fRiLLEIL.
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TO TRADE
TRAVELLING AGENTS

WYE want so 10 100 young men, with a cash capt
wv TAI oi from $50 81 o % each q purchase
Goods sOnsist ng of Watches anu Jcwelry and 20 dir
pose of them la ~ an ctsss and tpa rs throughout
the Uniicd States aud CahadRs. some persons who
purchase OF Us are making from 5000 e. sic 600
year, selling at auctiOn, In the towns and
villages.
On the receipt of the Casa, viii send by mail, 10
Gpo.s.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
I'D Il u z 4 = Z II v.
DR. NENNAAN,
NO. 81 CHERRY STREET.

NASHVILLE, TENN,
NXTOULD say to his friends, especially -
w those who live at a dis from 49,
Nashville, that he is still prepared to do KITTY
all kinds OF MECHANICAL DENTISTRY in the very
best style and shortest notice Those who are
In need OF full partial sets OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Will find him in possession of all the late improve
ments. Tie sth inserted on Platina with Continuous
Gums, or any other app owed pln. Teeth carefully
file with PURE GOLD with little pain as possible.
Irregularities Of chldren's teeth attended to upon
scientific PRINCIPLES.
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ssl,44s 50

or In round numbers $4,000, which, with
good management, would be sufficient to
complete the road ready to commence trans.
porting coal.
From data furnished me, think the cost OF
their mines, will be about eight cents per
bushel. Very respectfully,
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TENNESSEE h ALABAMA RAILROAD,
The estimate is as follows

For Clearing Excav ating ,arth and rock,
building Gully. Tts Trestle work. fur
nishing Cross Ties, and making the
necessary Bins aud ShuteS. ........ $50 7l5 rs
For Iron rails chairs spikes, frogs switch
cs, and laying the tack .......... $3.50 IS
For one Locomotive Engine and cars,
mules, harness ,Inule-cars, with prop
eT complement Of nat boats. ........ It. 500 90
For Engineering and Superintendent,
contingencies, &c...-.............. 3274 so
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Extraet. from am adare.s

fees of Msiaerea College, Tenn. to 6e Pupils Of
that Institution, on Commencement Day. June
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@inen 1agfpGter.
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