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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
The Southern Conference.

The Richmond Enquirer, of Monday, says
when it in a previous number urged the Lee
Rislature of Virginia to respond favOrahly to
the invitation of S1uth Carolina to South
crn Conference, it had not the rcmOtest idea
that a corporsls guard in either House would
be found opposing it. But it adds, 1--WE
feel bound 10 tell the people tint there is great
dsnger Of defeating THIS important Haeasre. OPP
position from men and quarters never dream
ed of, has shown itself and the fate of the
Union is more involved in the fate of this
measure than in any ever delberated upon
by legislative body" This last expression,
the Enquirer says, will be considered ''strong,"
Well it is rather 'strong;' stronger, We sus-
pect, than is warranted fy the facts. We
should be sorry to think the fate of the Union
hung upon such q slender thread" as me
proposed Southern Conference. We are in-
clined to think it will continue to exist
whether a Southern Conference be held or
not. The Enquirer exaggerates the import
ance of the question: too common failing
with large proportion of those who write
and speak on issues in any way connected
with the subject OF slavery. There is no ne
cessity for conference Of TIE Southern
States-at least for conference under the
lead of South Carolina. a State which, for
more than a quarter century. has been aim
ing at dissolution Of the bonds OF our Union.
Entertaining this opinion, we are pleased to
learn that "there is great danger of defeating"
the proposition to send commissioners from
the Old Dominion TO the proposed Confer
ence. It is q healthy sign. 1t is most APP
propriate that rebuke to her turbulent sis
ter should come from Virginia, and we trust
it will be given, respectfully but firmly.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
The Public Schools.

According TO Section 5th, Chap.er 49th of the re-
vised Laws OF this city, which reads tus;-Be ii
acted That the Scholastic year the high school
gia on the 1st Monday in September of each year
and close on the last Wednesday June, there be.
ing intermission of week at the close of the
first Eve months session." The present session of
tn. city schools closes Friday, the q IN list. The
next session commences on Monday, the 9th If Feb
ruary prox. The Superintendent ill be in his Of
ice corner of Broad and Spruce Streets during the
first week of the session, issue tickets of adms-
sion to applicants for the next sion no have not
Eighteen hundred ard Liiety two pupils-10i4
boys and SIS girls-have been admitted the present
session, with an average whole number of 1910.
Thirty-one teachers-ten males and twenty -one fe-
males-have been employ ed located follows:-I2
in the Hume school, II the Hynes, in the Trim
Bile, in the Primitive Baptist Church. aud 2 IN Lin
coin Hall, College Hill.
The schools constantly open for inspection,
and the City Council, larents and sulrdins Of the
pupils, and the community generally, invited to
the schools their enience. The Superin-
tendent is at his Office daring a first school hour in
the morning. daily for The transa OF miscelahe
Gus business, being engaged in visiting the different
schools thereafter TIL evening, at which time he
be found his dwelling, No. 10, south Summer ST.
By order OF the Board Of Education
N. II. HOWARD,
Secretarv
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
A Practical Pacific Railroad BILL.

Tie Washington correspondent of the ST.
Louis Nelcs, in letter written on the 25th
ult says:
Among the matters of large interest matur-
ing at Washington for early legislation when
Congress shall be organic d. is a Pacific
Railroad bill. of the most simple. strong and
practical character. Among other distin-
gui>hed railroad men who have been, and are
here, at work upon it. are J. Edgar Thompson,
Esq, Of Pennsylvania. and Col. V. X Sta
venSon, OF Tennessee. Nearly every Senator
aud Rrpr, sentative who has advocated such
bill in times past, and many who never did,
have been consulted aud have given their ap-
prevail 10 the terms of the hill now maturing,
and the very strongest confidence is felt that
II viii speedily pass aud become Il law.
The bin provides for two roads, one South
of the 3ith parallel, and the Other North of
the 3Sth parallel of North latitude. IL pro-
videS tor a loan " seventy millions of dollars
in United States bonds or treasury notes, to
be advanced. 80 much per mile On the COM
pleted sections OF The road, TO be secured 10
the Government by first mortgage on the
road and equipment. The bill also conveys
to the companies very valuable land grants.
not TO be given, any part. TO The companies,
however. until fee HUNDRED miles Of road are
completed, and hen only fits miles of lands
Tor every fifty miles of road finished beyond
the i've hundred milcs--so that the Govern
ment retains the land grant for i've hundred
miles srila tse road flushed through IL as seeuri-
ty for the progress Of the Work 10 iaal CON-
pleton.
j. Eigar Thompson and Col. Stevenson
have the cooperation OF host of the ableSt
practical railroad builders 10 the United
States. who an: ready to take hold Of the Pa
eiic Railroad under such bill aud bind
themselves TO unite the Mississippi Valley
aud san Francisco by rail In twelve years, or
forfeit their unused grams and III, oonf-oI If
trhaf road Ltey shHR haze batG Great comb
dence Is expressed that We shall. at an early
day, have an actual railway TO the Pacific
ocean across the continent fairly under way.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. l. 1860.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. l. 1860.
The House met pursuant 10 adjournment.
A number of petitions were presented and
retired.
The following bills were introduced, read
Il first time and severally passed:
Mr.. Green. a bill to enlarge the powers of
the constable of the Town of Kingston.
Mr.. Morris, a bill to amend section 245 of
the Code.
Mr.. Martin. bill to amend the charter and
extend the corporate limits of the town of
Lebanon.
Mr.. Woods, a bill TO change the line
between the counties of Rutherford and Will
son.
Also, bill 10 change the place fthe cleo
ton Of Directors for the Murfreesboro and
Liberty Turnpike Company.
The Senate bill to Incorporate the Peoples
Railroad of the city OF Memphis passed its Sd
reading.
The special order, bling the bill to per-
manenily locate the Court House of Upton
county at the center of The county, on its
third reading. was then taken up. ana the
bill was advocated by Mr.. Whitmorc, when
the House adjourned till p. 81.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURES.
S EN- A 7 E.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. I, 1860.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1, 1860.
Mr.. MINIS presented a petition for the re-
lease of Patterson d. West and Charles Eos
ter. as bail for Charles Foster, Jr.
Mr.. Nash introduced a bill for The benefit
of certain citizens of Campbell county. Pass
ed first reading.
Mr.. Horne.' bill TO amend Sec. 1903 of
the Code. Passed first reading.
Mr.. Trimhle bill to save costs in certain
cases. Passed first reading.
Also, bill to amend the Revenue Laws
of this State. Passed first reading.
Also. bill defining the duties of the Comp
trollcr in certain cases. Pissed first reading
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
A bill to extend further time to the Knox
VILE and kentucky railroad. Passed third
reading.
A bill to charter the Spenccr's Lick Fer
ry and LaGuardo Turnpike Company, and
for other purposes. Passed third reading.
SENATE BILLS on THIRD READING.
The bill for the benefit of A p. Smith, in
reference to escheated property. Passed third
reading.
The Senate then adjourned to A. NJ, to-
morrow.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

The following statement speaks for itself: Errar
tIn lifting the kettle from fe FIRE tcaught and scald
ed my hands aud person very severely-one hand
almost to crisp The torture was IN besrable. II
meni appeared TO extract the pain almost immedi-
atey 1t healed rapidly aud left of account.
CHARLES Foster 42e Bread street. Phila -
II il truly wonderful article. II viii cure any
case Of Swelling, Burns, stiff Joints, Sruptions or
Rheumatsm- For Horses, it should be dis
pensed with. One dollars worth Of Mustang has FIRE.
qnently saved valuable horse 1t cures Calls,
Sprains, Ringbone, SPAWN and Founders. Beware of
limitations. Sold in all parts the btab Globe.
BARNES PARK, Projectors,
feb2-1m New York
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

who expressed himself to the effect that by
this visit great good had been doEe to his
State.
Speeches were also made by Mr.. RusT. of
Kentucky, Messrs. PAYNE and EWING. of Ten
of Kentucky, all breathing strong Union SEN
timents.
The health of Capt. SHIRLEY was proposed
and responded to by that gentleman in few
brief aud pertinent remarks.
The Glee Club were allied for, and sang an
appropriate song, and the festivities closed
about two o'clock this morning. With three
cheers for the Union.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

During the visit of the Legislative excur-
sionisss 10 Mr.. LoSswoKTH, the old gentleman
was toasted IS the reprrs, ntaiive man OF TIL
times- His son-in-lsw, Mr.. FL1GG. If The
Ohio House OF Representa- lives. Iespondcd as
follows
Tn 7Are Tress-The Ash Of Kentucky.
furnishing the wood oi The Lance, emblem Il
ehivairy the Hickory It Tennessee. rock
rooted, stcVm-dsfying. ea.l,lem OF thought
the Buckeye OF OHIO. blecmiag and refse~h
Ing IS woman, emblem Of b,aaiy. Chlyalry,
beauty and strength. the Vine that has lis
home on the hills VI Ohio, KenIaeks AMI Ten
neasee, shall tEiae around them all, binding
trunk and branch into an embi..m OF Union
not the bundle OF dry aud saplezs r.,..ss Of
shs Roman RePublie, bat ia a li,ing Ilscss Of
perpetual growth.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

Numbers Is, 22O4, 1855 2s41, s7I1 1924, 547s
5646, s6 5, 1o413, 1852, 1892, 15o60 $685. 1882
1920, 219, 1861, 1856, 1881 1905 1000 1892.
1855 1902 ,:oa1e, 2c5e6, 210s6 1890,
1885, 2l5sI 22o27, 22997 ?s577 24s7l $500 256I2,
2oes4 26SS9 266s1, 2136o $685. 27424. 2s14o 2S1ss
29203 and 29239-sI 600 each.
The next drawing OF this celebrated Lottery will
take place o. the l1th of February. For particulars
see advertisement in another column.
z feb2-1td&triw DON RODRIGUEZ. i
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Election OF Speaker.

The protracted contest for the Speakership
of the Federal House Of Representatives,
was brought to close yesterday by the cleo
fion of Mr.. PENNINGTON, the nominee OF the
Republicans, for whom Mr. SHERMAN was
abandoned. We have not the vote at the
hour ne write. Mr.. PENNINGTON is a mode
tie Republican, and the fact that he was not
one of those who recommended the Helper
Book. no doubt materially aided his election.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

VERY True. - The Huntsville ADVOCATE,
islative excursion as follows
Sectionalism cannot rule the day, where
such exhibitions take place and where the
law makers see and know each other. While
Congress is diSgracing the nation, the great
central region-the heart of the country has
been pulsating and heaving with patriotism.
love of country. and realizations OF it might.
power and intelligence, and homogeneous
ness.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met and resumed the considera-
ton OF the bill to permanently locate the
County seat of Upton county, and alter dis
cussion a vote was taken which resulted yeas
43, nays p. Two thirds being required for
the passage of the bill the Speaker declared
that il failed.
Senate bill to abolish the office of State
GeolOgist was then passed on it's third read
ing; but motion was made 10 reconsider the
vote.
The bill to amend the charter Of the city
of Memphis was amended and passed its third
reading.
Adjourned till A. n. tomorrow.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

Mrs WinsiOVy, an experienced nurse ma
emale ph stefan mas soothing syrup for children
eethiRg, which greatly facilitates the process of
tcethi-g. by sofeaing the gun.sre lucng all inlama
on-wiiI dilay all pain aud is sure to reguatethe
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, it willgive rest
yourselves and rehefand health TO your infants
Perfectly safe IN all cases. See advertisement IN
another column. une7d4wIy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

CENSUS OF CHATTANoOGA.-Tb Chattanoo-
ga Advertiser says: The City Council have
taken and the gentleman appointed has
nearly completed the work, and informs us
that the population OF the city will exceed
4.OO0.'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

~ The Washington correspondent
the C1nrsereszi AdssEtiseT says: Should NJ.
PKxsnssros be elected Speaker, Mr. Fosxrr
would doabtlessly be eh0ssn clerk Of the
House. Mr.. HoFFHAS, OF Nsryl land, s .rgeAai-
as-Arna. Mr.. GooDSo~. Of NeS York, Door
keeper, and either Mr. BoTSroS OF ScHouLER
q Massachusetts,. or Mr. LucAs Poslmas,.r.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

II Sass.xFfle rezf fzrrf.auneee he above cause
at a Jansary Terra. fSea. sili exFose - panlsc
4 as he she<< bidders The bone place q she lac
p<Y - xAtcfs 1Sso. tke Esleeips <egsess. = :
sIlsia cazrtes xz<7 Jess, sshsnkto John, HAr-
fiek Szlzy. tzres1ee. Hna, H4nnab, Aarz1h knd
nd szl{ she Irzzl q 1-.r4 "a Which Tie SAID Wn-
cssabsII z a. fsszcd sc1szlh,ax @eeut 80 acres.
Sa}S and aud ktxrz<s szza fer civ ss<n 4noox
me hr:<z q I'D y Ham c4npbes1, dcc,d.
Ix<uz---<4zl Negroes Nj - sold ufrE = credit %
Il 1Dos<nz nese1 Uith spsfpxe1 1fcuF1y viii Be
a. nd sad L ~ VII Re seId eeer erea: I. Z
z.1 years w.zh tn<erez<. estes vlh HPefe<ed So
eur<x a; - re4>tfed Ed ea F<>aiaed sail thc
fsr<ezsr noa<5 y sd. DAVID G x0tE
lk145-td Cara snd Ns<tsr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

ES-The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledgcr says that james Gordon
Bennett. Jr., will call Mr.. Pryor, of Virginia,
to an account for the bitter personal attack
made in Congress upon the character of his
father and mother.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Furnishing and Fancy Cesds.

I \ order 70 sell u,ere eeods &c have resolved to
ask less rreGts bsf sttt K Is fefi az al times,
and cnHstszs 81 lne variety q shirts, Mex Ties,
ScsFfs md 6Tarats. lNfkkAxAt 81 six, c sh-
mere, Lambs ocl MeriDo 4ad Golfers, Ilovss Asa
Hail ltoss VI every kiHd; andkerenisfs, fsspea-
dsrs, hirs kosonas snt Dressing keees, &c ke- We
have also chose tot e fspey eoees, such
Cputs. tFusisz czness Porte None=, Peck e. tooks,
Chess sse1 Lessker Ifsselln< taEs. en- a Mirrors,
SCISSORS, Ae-, All fsr sale cbeap ~
hnzs J. ". NceIIL-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

Velvet, Brussels, ply -ingrain all wool half wool
Stur. Hail Cotton, Carl etngs, every grade and
Indeed, il is cur purpte TO Keep constantly on
hand fuii ami conn lete stccs OF the above GDods
witch Will offer % Cash prompt time dealers
lo~ If not less, than any otner house Ia the west
cru coantry.
To those who are in search of Goods below the
ma ket prices, (Ok FIR IS THAN THEY ARE
WORiH j we would say that aTrang eme..i are
Completed for obtaining cons gHmeLts ana :. dob
IL Is, that wil enable at all meet their
PromIt Pay ing Customers call our
before purchasing elsewhere We are deter.
mined make house the Depot Of Cheap foods.
TRADUE & LUCuS. E
notice will be given OF our first Mammoth Auc-
tion Sale Of Spring and Summer Goods.
fe0l-u BSkG
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Advanced Taxes.

CoiIAcIosis oTr8cE. cIrS Han
>ksHvfrtE, Jan -olh. ISdo.
TAX PAYERS Who wfsh 10 avail thesnseircs Of
Il PRIV ees 0f he LAW ,afiss sls prepay meat
Of tDtilohAlluN TAXtS, fur ths year Ise9, are
uersbs natiues ta@t they al noS 90 - Il calling
a. the C1ecteF'= On l1teEest his T.t- - sAE
per ssll te s3ssixs srs.tr die Gate Il
@fe liii la q July oSners II tsab prsp-
rFt l. isss ~ wili aal their - call
i,,sisis..islsls- A. Sk7St,S
.u2.-taa ~ c-slseclcg.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Action Of the New YorkLegr.lature.

We give below the message of Gov. Nor
GAN to the New York Legislature suggesting
the invitation of the Legislatures of Ken
tucky, Tennessee and Ohio TO Albany, and
She resolution of the Legislature which was
promptly adopted by both Houses. 1t is to
be regretted that the invitation could not he
accepted
In SENATE, JAN q, 1860.
The following communication was received
from the Governor by the Senate -
STATE NEW YORK, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY, Jan. 27, 1860.
To TIE SENATE Information has lust
reached me that the Governor and Legisla-
ture of Kentucky and the Legislature of
Tennessee are now at the capital of Ohio by
Invitation from the Legislature of that State
So marked and so unusual an occurrence Us
the visit Of the representatives of two sOve-
reign States ut one time 10 those OF another.
Ii eminently calculated TO foster that comfy
and good neighborhOod due from the repre-
sentatives of all the States towards each 9TH
er. 1 recommend that dispensing with the
usual forms in such cases, you adopt a con-
current resolution inviting the Governor
and the bodies mentioned TO extend their
witt to this capital. L. ID. MORGAN.
In accordance with the above recommend
alton of the Governor, the following resolu-
tion has been day adopted without dis
senting voice, by both branches OF the Leg
tsiature:-
Resoirea, That the Governor be requested
70 extend to The Governor and Legislatures
of the States of Kentucky and Tennessee,
now on visit to the capital OF Ohio, aud 10
the Governor and the Legislature Of the
STATE OF Ohio, a cordial invitation to visiI
this capitsi as the guests of this Stale.
The go I'd feeling that charact, rlzed the
adoption Ut the above Tesola.iun was grail
flying 10 witness in these days IT jealousy aid
III feeling between the North and South.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Damaged Gesds at Auction.
Trabue A. LucuS s.

nrILL sell q Ancisos los Of Dry 6eoss Il ghily
w damaged ey s-tsr. Asa, sess F4i isxoiess =.
Ffoe Geosts aish or1ers cIsse- sale cslas.
~ early sas iist.i Tails kEkNISG. iet7-lt
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

1.-THE Richmond Enquirer makes long
argument TO convince The Legislature OF yir-
gals that Commissioners ought TO be sp-
poiaisd TO confer with south Carolina g she
soQa.sts-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

~fhe total decrease in the number OF
bog killed the past season al 202 points in
the Wssf. including Tennessee. has been as
esfsained to be iss.z5s-a very considerable
hiling or
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
SHIFTS Made to Order.

ue = ID ssaa e<as orders FIR shirts we request
~ al = - pEefer sbesrs uazee ss ctsily fer thesn,
y leave thesr n<szaFss With sireesens, kc-. aud
guarantee sb<y shall ss s-z1s - Esssi<rd-
f.zes-sf \ Il Ac6sfI--
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Neaay Clothing.

This branch OF our business will receive the espe
cia attention of our baycrs, quantity qualify and
design, and would respectfully 10 ylte attention
Also, To entire stock OF STRAW GOODS,
comprising large aud beautiful invoice of MeH's.
Boy Youth a"d Ch ren's Hats and Caps; drab
brown, whste and back l4sghorn Hats; ladies and
Misses Bloomer Flats and Infants hoods all of
VIII ch will be offered AZ the lowest market PRICES,
together with unusual heavy supply OF Beachsd
Brown DOmestcs, Osn4bLrgs, Striped anu Plain
rillii gs &c, Hardware and Cutlery Guns, Pistals
I'm. Ec
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

M have spsen<s1 stock q le1is1es fssflreix
w ssu1 t4tsaline " .Ieis, F4leztt . esIss. sst
eaitse ts<rlaY-s. szsEn<.a csfess fasaG zes.
Nos his sesz N4<ent s5Gesnil ieestsess ,
fasnentsl f4iesit ae*. fias eus5Ere. kxssz szxe
80 zaemet Ne rAso STREET
aASAS : xkEA4otk, Esss.k --eissrs.
fell Ne. rsza1 street,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Naientines Tor 1850.

Vusr received At r. HAGzNss, Ne a. celsege 81 /,
- large aud elegant ass Ftlneht o. fAIkATI>t a.,
CARD ~ EfAssk-, = llIt1S, AZ, .szs ssssi ses
tineAsA. Al sssEy 3 ics ffVta ave seats "a eats
dollars. TIE trade supplies On Tessss xhie Esfns-
D. hkssA<,
feS9-sf 81 uasiese 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Dress Goods,

Cloths, Csssmeres, Twceds, Cottonades, Linen and
Linea Dus K Ior Goats and Pants.
We shall have han a full and complete assert
ment oil all chs ses of WHITE GOODS, including.
IRISH Linen, Linen Hal.dkerCheis, IiamasSs, Nap
kins En-. broideries, Laces Muslin Curtains Nantes
&C. Our stock OF English ret CHI aud German Hos
IEkY viii be at III time found full our assortment
OF Varieties ana Yankee Notions W tches, lev eli
and Fancy Coos ENUNERATE-suf
ncent TO y it Will compare IavOrabiy With any
in sha
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

The New York correspondent of the Wash
ngton States and Union says a public dinner
to DOUGLAS and PRYOR is spoken of in New
York
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
REMOVAL,

HAVING mosed M G DDS - Cherry street. Gexs
u o. The 1radeF's ak. eEe door iron Uuion,
take Ibe thanks nay lrcnds and
f5r fiz b raj falroIzsr b<<tax ~ tho
old stand and bsfe that change Of place will not
eniy esBse cssnfinaasse bal an increase Of Tho
trade brrs ls,fuEe Feeelxc1-
J.a-s-1 J. Il. MceILL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02

NEw YokK, January 10Th. 1850.
Dear Sir We invite your attention Large
Stock OF ENGiISH, SCOTCH, IRISH, FRENCH AND
GERMAN STAPLE AND FANG. Day GovIs, of car
osos Importation hese Goods were selected ~ IN
great the s'Otker sde,'' by me Of our hrm
~ltn special view "a the wants OF tie SOUTHERN
AND SOUIH-HkSIERN TRADE.
We also invite your attention 10 complete Stock
Of Domestic F@brics, selected Carefully aud with
G. TO the same sTaiis.
We oIcr osr seek the most favorable terms
ard hope, hen you yisa tbs city, and wilI give us
a call.
a. We give especial atten Ton TO ngllng orders
lo rs, Vary Respectfully,
feb2-iw BILL, PACE, I-AvtSI EH co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
PENmANsuIP.

nURiSG the fueitc ehooi asatsoE, pupils ran
IL ztiead Mr. fsobeaFss ClasSes usurniiig AMER
hvsns aud tses eho,sc, enpletc thclr lessons
In
PHoNoGHArhr taught as usual. As,o-sf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
Roots and Shoes.
CarpetingS.

In this department v i'll be kept almost every va
iety OF BooIs aud Shoes which caunot Iail 10 give
ABSTRACTION, both in quality and price.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-02
For Hire.
To Builders and Contractors.

DRoPOSAIS will be received by John overton, at
the flee Of cray Wilton Co., over Planters
bank until the FIRST IF MARCH, for bull ing new
Hotel Specifications and printed forms OF bids may
be obsainedhy appIs alton above. Bios Nil be
received for the y hole job separately FOR each
br tDch al the work but bid Will be receved
less tt conforms strictly 10 and made the
Tue pl1ns III be ri dy the above office & e
10th when sil necessary iBforaiatin viii be
given. ISAIAH hOGERS son,
feb1-3t Architects.