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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-02
A Formidable Accession.

The last Iosca State Reporter, pub
lished in Iowa City, decidedly the
ablest and most influential Democratic
journal in that State, announces in its
last issue that it will next week drop
the names of DOUGLAS and JOHNSON,
and thereafter give an enthusiastic
support to LINCOLN and HAMLIN.
TIT a --~e~-q
Gen. SHARKS Of Sank Co., who is
in town informs ms that he has wheat
already cut, that will thresh fifty bush
els to the acre, and is no better than
his neighbors. He says the shocks OF
wheat stand within six feet of each 9th
erall through his feld.-FEee Democrat
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-02
TO THE PUBLIC!
- = M T L - T R x

In cons Iteration of
the distinguished m m
ner in which the ia.
panese Embassy was
received and enter.
tanned in this country,
the Great Tycoon has
granted to all Ameri
can Dentists the right
to use the japanese
process ofcoloring the
,er and brass for plates
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27
HOUSEOF REPRESENTATIVES
S,ruRnAY. Feb. o. logo.

SATURDAY, Feb. IS, 1000.
The House met pursuant To adjour nment-
Mr.. White. of Davidson, offered a r'solU-
ton that $500 copies of the history and de-
scription of the State Capitol, he procured
tor the Use Of the House aud the Stale LII
brary. Lies over.
Mr.. Richardson's resolution instructing
our Senators and requesting our + prese1 MA
tivrs in Congress TO use their best exertions
to procure an appropriation. either in money
or land 10 levFe the East bank If The Nissis-
sippi river from Hickman 10 the mouth of
Wolfe river. was taken up. discussed and
adOpted-yeaS 80 nays %. Subsequently a
motion was made TO reconsider and that mo-
ton was laid on the table-yeas 80. nays %.
By leave, Mr.. Ewing, from the Special
Committee to whom was referred various
petitions on the subject of NJ rchanis' taxes.
introduced IA couple of bills Tor the relief OF
the merchants of this State.
Several Senate messages w,re then taken
up and disposed of.
The House then proceeded to the considera-
ton of House bills on second reading, num-
Der of which were disposed of-adverse ac
ton being taken on the following:
To govern the appointment of Special
Committees to sell property. Rejected.
To amemd section 507 aud SOS of the Code.
Rejected.
Adjourned ill p. NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27
Virginia Opposition Convention.

RICHMOND, Feb. PA majority uf the Bush
ness Committee today submitted to the OPP
positian Convention a report deprecating all
party organization; urging measures t. pre-
vent the powers conferred on the general
government by the Constitution being applied
10 ends of injustice and oppression; holding
II TO be the duty Of the federal government
to promote the interests and prosperity of the
States, aud that tn general government has
M light To interfere with slavery in the SIAIes
reIterating the Compromise OF 1850 relative
to slavery in the Territories; coudemning the
re-opening of the slave trade; expressing inn
movable attachment to the Union; Condemn
ing the recommendation OF the Prrsid' nj ia
1859 that Congress invest him with the war
making and treaty making power. DC. advo-
eating rrlIenchment aud reform IN govern
m..nt expeaditures; denouncihg the Black
Republican party; reco4 niziog the duty aud
obligations OF the country in IT'S intercourse
with foreign governments: approving of the
address OF the National Central Union Com
mitter so far as 10 recommends sending dele
gates TO the National Convention at Balti-
more. aud recomm~ nding tie adoption of the
address of the rational Committee. No ae-
ton has vet been taken. The Convention i
still debating the report. There Is no prob
ability of any action tonight.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

EVILS N THE WISD.-We learn with sur
prise, that the bill proposing consolidation
of the Nashville and Northwestern and the
Mississippi Central Railroads is likely to fail
in the House of Representatives. by the
anfriendly efforts of a delegation OF lobby
members from our sister city Memphis.
The bill, after having gone through the
Senate. and passed second reading in the
House, was on Saturday recOnsidered, and
made the order Of the day for Wednesday
the 29tb.
We hope our city, who has taxed herself so
heavily to help build the roads of the State
will not allow foreigners and enemies 10 her
prosperity, to throw obstacles in the way
of its progress.snd impede her ways of COM
m4rce, when, too, she has given no Just cause
for such treatment. Surely our Legislators,
each one of whom should feel a pride in see
ing the Capital of the State advance on the
road to prosperity, will not contract the
promises already made, regarding our inter
nal improvements. State pride. il nothing
else, should forbid tamperiug with or object
ing TO our success. No 'One can truly say
that the growth Of the Capital jeopsrdizes
in any way the prosperity of the State.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27
VIII. valley Railroad.

We congratulate this company upon the
bright and Frightening prospects of their en-
terprise. The loan of SIS 900 to the road
bv recent enactment of the Alabama Legis-
lature will enable The company to prosecute
their road TO running completion upon n
fast schedule of operations. From a recent
paper laid before the Common Council of
this city by his honor, the Mayor, We learn
that some twenty miles of the road are now
ready for the cross ties aud iron. and that
eighteen additional miles can b. put liz readi-
nrSs as fast a. cross ties and the iron could
b.; laid. Aside from this, there are various
detached portions OF grading done and being
doae nil along on the remaining portion of
the line. The early completion of he road
il now a foregoing conclusion. The y. z. &
So. w. portion Of the road. tie Tuscaloosa
end. has also been favored in the appropria-
ton of S2ls 900 and the work il being urged
forward with great eff CT We dare say tina {
no unfinished road in the Sou hern eOnutry
has the same confidence in the minds of the
people a. this road nor J. there one that can
show as good and solid basis Of credit as
this. The lands conveyed 10 the Company
by the federal government, embrace thou
sands upon thousands OF acres OF rich coal
aud iron mineral, and on the completion OF
tine road will bee brought into market and
can not fail 0f commanding "a good price
Tuat this road, Il line VI travel between
New York. Philadelphia and New Orleans
vail lie the great line, there IL na doubt, as
III distance b. this route between these
citits Will b. leSsened some Que hundred
miles. The work goes bravely On and the
whole travelling community will liail it,
completion - CAaiiano 81 -iduSJtlsSr, 70. IS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

CoRTISA IN MArAN0RAz.-The following
news from Brownsville. of date the 9th inst,
gives new feature to the character of the
Cortina inzurrection:
A gentleman who arrived at Goliad yes
tarday from Brownsville, reports that when
he left, CuTtina was in Metam9ras, and on
the day before drilled his men. two han6Eed
cavalry and three hundred infantry. on the
public plaza of that city. He also stated
that he (COrtina) was chief ia command. of
the Mexican forces At that place, who were
fvOEable to the Church party.
The above is corrOborated by three of Ma
jor FOrd's men. who passed through here on
their nay To Austin.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

rs-Dr. Evans, the American Dentist in
Paris. who has charge of the teeth of pretty
much ali the crowned heads of Europe, made
flying Professional visi; the other day to
Nice, nj the instance Of the former Empress
OF Russia. On parting she presented him
with diamond ring valued at 90, 900 francs
about $4,000 The Doctor and Mrs.
.kvans have received presents enough I ON
crowned heads in the shape OF bracelets.
watches. SNUFF boxes, rings and curious
ticles in gold aud precious stones. to make
him a millionaire IL be had their cost in
money. The Doctofs income now i. over
$50 0OO year and he is investing constantly.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27
Congressional,

In the SENATE. on the 24th, Mr.. WIGFALL
introduced joint RESOLUTION requesting the
President to call out the regiment OF Texan
volunteers authorized by the act of 1883
Mr. w. explained that this vas necessary to
protect the frontier If Texas from the rava-
-ves of Cortiaas' banditti. who have deVasta-
ted the country along the Rio Grande, from
the mouth to LOCO miles above. The resolu-
tiea was laid over.
Mr FIrzPATKIcK presented the petition Of
CHAs- BUTTERPIEID for a contract TO carry
mails from New Orleans 10 Mexican ports
He also reported Bili for carrying the mail
between the United States aud ports in the
Republic of Mexico. THIS bill is'responsive
10 Mr. BCrTEk IELD's petition
Mr.. JoHSsoS, Of Tennessee, reported =
homstead bill and moved TO make it The spe'
eial order for Thursday a. 2 o'clock P. NJ.
ar. BRowSis resolutions providing for the
protection of slave property in the Terrific
ries were taken up, and Mr. DOoIITTLE ad-
dressed the Senate in opposition. The Sen
ate then adjourned till Monday.
In the HUrsE. on motion of Mr.. PETToS
the Committee on Public Lands Was instruct
ed to inquire into the expedieney of reporting
a bill authorizing the Secretary of the Int
rior to issue duplicate land warrants where
the or ginal has been lost. under sich rules
and regulations as be may prescribe.
On motion OF Mr.. VALIANDIGBAx, q resO-
luton was adopted instrueting the Commit
tee on Public Lands to inquire into the cause
OF the great delay in issuing lands warrants,
aad report such measures As may be neces-
s4ry rs a remedy.
After a number Of ballots FOR Printer the
House went into Committee OF the Whole.
aud took up the Presidents Message
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

Cunruus LAw.-There Is law in Peousyl-
yaaia which reqaires thai ali Wills which essn-
tain beea.sts TOR charitable aud religious
purposes shall b. made ttrsaty dfys before the
death of the tesiator. IL will lie remembered
that ex-NayOr GiIpin. Who died 'eerntly 10
Philadelphia. b qaeaibed large ssm OF
money TO various charitable aud literary
rociesie-. The manifieens inteations OF MIR.
Gilpin are likely to fail. through irgai de-
f'ei Ia his will. which was made only sssiss
DIGS fore his death.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27
TENN ESSEE RE.
SEN
SATuRpAY. Feb Is.

SATURDAY, Feb Is.
Mr. Trimble from Select Commit ee, re-
ported in favor of the bill to provide for a
geological survey OF the State.
Mr.. Horn introduced bill to renew the
charter of Southern Railroad Company DC
The Senate disposed of several House bills
on second reading,
Senate ok'up House bill o change the
time OF holding Courts in Hamilton county.
and for various similar purposes, and passed
il on third reading
Leave of absence was granted to DIR. Nc
Nelly, on account of sickness i'll mis- family.
HOUSE BILLS On THIRD RE, DING.
To compel railroads to keep within the
rates prescribed by their charter. mo quo
rum voting, when a call was ordered, and l6
Senators answered. The DoOrkueper was
sent for absent members. Two metnDers af-
peared, and the bill passed.
To change the manner Of keeping up the
public roads in various COUNT, 5, referred TO
JuC iciary COMMITTEE.
To incorporate the Columbia Centreville
and Pine river Railroad Cordpa Uy, amended
by an amendment TO the Ne IDplris and Ohio
Railroad Company. and wiIhdr avn for fur
Their amendment.
To allow Justices of the Peace to issue ex
ecutiUns in certain cases. Referred 10 Judi
ciaIy Committee.
To amend the charter of th EL1ery Trans
portatiOn aud Manufacturing Com .Oany; with
drawn for examination.
To incorporate the German Casin of Mem
pns; passed.
To regulate the paying out of the railroad
tax of Montgomery county. passed.
TIE Incorporate the Memphis Chamber of
Commerce aud Merchant Excna1ge; amend
cd and passed.
To Incorporate the Franco-Anerican Mu-
tual Aid Society of Nashville; pa ssed
To charter Shady Grove Seminary in Stew
arr county; passed.
The Senate then adjourned to 9 A NJ,
Monday.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27
For the Patriot
Eke Maiden.
b DR.. Dxvrr O. DAT.

We met but ence-'tuas when 3 child
Isaw her Irvine the roses wild,
In ehapssts bright with fingers fair,
To braid amidst her sunny hair.
And weH do remember now
The smiles that piaye upon her brow,
And chased each other as the light,
Int flashes On som. streamIet bright
Shetsuched her harp, and fingered long;
In Alter days that wild sxeet song,
AZ perfume in the ruined bower,
OFT breaches around the withercd flower;
And there was sweetness in each strain,
That seemed TO I've aud breathe again,
As On the Rolian chord when swept,
Awskes some strain that long ha.h slept
Again in after days sought
The spot, with brightest visions fraught;
The roses hloOmed as sweet and fair,
A those she twined upon her hair;
The grass her feet enee softly pressed,
st.Il grew upon The mountains crest,
Whence softly II Sc the silyery rill,
That wandered through The valley still
soug ht her woodland bower Wild
Where had met her when child,
And listened for tie breathing Lutte,
Whose strings were broken now and mute
The sunbeams, as in days Of old,
Beamed Gown on il through wells OF gold,
But wo.ing beams fell not again
Upon its strings TO wake a strain.
Down where the glatering s;reamlet flows,
ON dewy bank the violet blows,
Here in lays agone her lonely grave,
Was Powered where the willows wave;
No gorgeous tower UplIfis its head,
To mark the grave-the silent dead:
But where abe widest wOodbine creeps-
IT'S there the youthful maiden sleeps.
Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27
Trouble Brewing In spain.

From the tenor ut our advices from Europe
it is evident that Spain is getting heI self in
to hot water. Fht war with tue Moors,
having been begun in haste, il being repent
ID of at leisure. Her trnOps. after being
nearly three months in Africa, have only
advanced about twelve miles Into the inte-
rior, aud list, adj OF revealing amid the trea-
surrs OF McquineZ. of which such glowing ac-
counts were published to stimulate the Span
isn troops, they have not yeI taken the dirty
little town of Tctuan, the smoke of which can
b. seen on any clear day from the hill of
CcutH. Peace is accordingly talked OF, and
We should not be- surprised il the diplomatic
efforts of the English agents at Tangiers,
brought il about at an early day. In the
mrantime. while Gen. O'Donell, who is The
Prime NJ nistsr, is at the head Of the troops
III Africa, the Queen has struck - vein of
piety. aud is announcing her determination
10 support the Pope IN his rising contest
with Louis Napoleon, and talks of sending
an army TO garrison Rome should the French
troops be Withdrawn. This is already letting
down the barriers which have so long pre-
vented foreign Powers from pressing the
CLAIMS oi III ir subjects upon the Spanish
government Tor acts OF past bad faith. While
This l. goiag ON externally, the new concor-
dat with the Pope has been published and
gives great dis abstraction 10 the moderate
aud liberul parties in SDasn. An active in
trigue is on foot in Madrid to Dust the pres
ent Ministry, and We should not oe at all
surprised Ia learn at any moment that the
commandments of the troops in Africa
instead OF being in active march for Meaui-
nee. was back in thesSpanish capital. to de-
fend himself from what General Scott once
termed "a fire in the rear" With some of
these recent events, Louis Napoleon, whose
will Is really more powerful in Madrid than
that of Queen Isabella. cannot he very well
satisfied, and he will probably read TO her
Spanish Majesty one of those sharp Napole-
onic lessons which will teach her that she
must be just to him before she can be gener-
Gus to Pho Mono. The fact is that The cleri-
cal clique have the upper hand in the Span
i-h court just now. aud the French Emperor
will probably give them a twist ia his pres
ent contest with she Papacy.-N Y. Herald.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

SUCCESSFUL AUTHoRsHIP.-The editor of the
NurireesbOro IN. c. Cshsea, writing from the
.'Ocean House. Portsmouth, Va, mentions
the following item of literary intelligence,
which we suspect to be . slightly inf. ted
fact, or else our opinion of the paslic taste
is hi CHER than it should be:
Miss Martha Haines Butt is 10 town and
creates a considerable sensation. The profit
OF Der last book. Leisure Momenis.' 10 IL
said, will reach sec 0O0 which consideration
tng-ther wiri her beauty and accomplish
meats will doubtless OCCASION sign oi mat
rimonai sappers and miners T"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

~ Garibaldi's wife. Miss Raymond that
~ss, is a pi Vernon, or Gay Spauker. and
knows good horse when she SEES Ihs animal
rs well a. she knows a good man. She 10
patriotic. plump. and pretty, and pecnaia-
rily we'll situated. The happy couple passed
the Lrs d nae. at Como, the most beautiful
pisee in Italy, as Italy lie the most beautiful
country in the world. There il difference
Of yearly thirty years between them, aud
we hape that it is all tbs differenes they will
ever know.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

~The NeS York correspondent Of the Mo-
bite Rsgisser thus speaks Of noted character:
Among the Passengers In tue steamer Qua
ker City from Havana to-day. Vas Madame
Annie Lehman, The wife Of DR.. Lohman, OF
tots ely. Mn. l. is perhaps better known
a Madam Resiellc, the friend of lille ba-
hlrs. the Mrs. Herod Of America By the way.
residence of Dr.. Nelson. IN Charles street. 90
y sos she has been offered ss5.ooo for H.
Madame Resseile esns blocks and sores Of iots
and st.lcks OF all kinds Her Income from
books AID ether soaress i sal 200 per an
aam. She has three graad-ehslafea who will
iuhesit aOoat siso. 900 whea Madame R=,-
tellr taras ap Der toss."
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met and resumed the considera-
ton of House bills ON second reading
Among those disposed OF, adverse action
was had on the following:
TO amend section 643 and GA of the Code.
Rejected.
To amend the Homestead law. Rejected .
To prevent the education of slaves aud tree
negroes. Rejected.
To the relief of jailoas. Rejected.
Adjourned ill A. NJ. Monday.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

es- As an interesting freak Of nature.
the Hon. Amasa Walker relas that trees
may be grated as 10 produce an apple. one
bali of which is OF one kind of fruit aud the
other 81 diff rent kind. 4 foreigner IN his
employ few years since made The expert
melt, and ur Walker has raised an apple.
Que halt Of which waS snaine Baldwin. ana
e1her RoxbuTy Ru sci. iiisRGl Amer1caa:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

wall follows:
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at $40, A. N. and 3, N.
Arrive "a CHAT noora : p. and A. N.
COMING WEST.
Leavee Chattanooga at a. n. anu 8 Pm.
Arrive at Nashville II 6:lo =. n. aHu A. n.
Ii rail connection, and shortest route to Boston
N New YorS, Philadelphia, B,itmore, Washing
ton CITY, Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchbarg, Knox
willie Saw annah Charleston, montgomery, Aemphis,
New Orleans, &c
Roth Trains ncct at Stevenson with Trains ON
Memphis and Charleston Rairaad an at Ca sttant O.
ga - it'll Trains on East Tenne aud GeoTgIa and
Western and Atlantic Rnilr ads
Through Tickets may be had at my hour on appli
Ticket Agent, Office at Depot l.. the fol-
lowing places, and at he following prices, viz:
.siiy lie to New York via Char estnn. c. $50 90
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

r1-It L. said that the Preach Emperor has
bought up the London Morning Chronicle,
and that an American l. editing Il. A Ma
poleon on the imperial throne OF France. hav
ing first elass English paper. with Yal1kre
editor. may bsiaken a. pretty good picture
oi power.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

THE INDEPENDEST ANERIclS-ls the name
Of new Opposition paper at Brownsville, in
this State. of which Mr.. Nm. G BRUCE, Jr,
is the editor and publisher. The LndPe,dea:
american is large sheet and is very taste
fully printed. We welcome Mr.. BRUCE 10
the editorial fraternity of Tennessee. and
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

e-WrlPublish this morning the platform
of the Republicans of Indiana. Although
highly objectionable on slavery issues. l.
there man Of any party in Tennessee who
would support a candidate for the Presiden-
cy upon such grounds
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

Juror in prosecution for the violation of
any section Of this act ~zE
Section fourteenth. and last, makes IL the
duty of the SECRETARY of State to cause this
law 10 be published for sky days from and
after its passage, in at least three newspapers
in the Territory Of Kansas; and from and
after The expiration ofsuch period it shall be
IN full force.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

sqsaw In Western iowa got drank on
siryehaiae whisky. recently. aud xhea her
husLaLd undertook 20 control Der. she seized
Z knife and cut out his Art Eosssgs.
II 10 difasuit % tell which was the most
hesrtless, the husband o. the wife.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

SAsHyuIK BEILEs.--There Is large nam
Der OF The b~llrs Of Nashville, who. ia CON-
pany vith thel< grntirnen esrert-. have e-sa
on SsaikcTn trip Col c.ckFell. miise hest
Of the Gsyoso. gave The party . eouapilmen-
tary hop lass night-ArzPAss PaP9.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

Ngw ORLEASs Feb. - -Gea. feFbes Brat
ton. OF the Texas Suaate. sna bearer o; dis
pslekes sea. GssF- Hoas.oa regarding ssAirs
on abe RIO Grsade. has arrived here. and
lezsez Iof " e>lzlhs tes to-,norEos. $3.50
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27
Canary CAGES |!

xt-sr r-e<sss1. EOS <fzoztef csnsry hzrt c<Eek :
81 All ~ - erlsrs snd aFseFs sen.~ - h>ntscz
q er<z rre4xhf - thk nzEksf- Pr z4l1 Is< -
ASH J. n WttS0x.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

o-rhere are. 20 doahi, some aassPekea
nlliess. bs. gsarrsIiy they are = nssiy-
msalk ssl @
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

Mrs svfnsio<x, an experience nurse ma
emsle PHI stefan hasa soothing syrup for children
eethirs. which greatly facilitates tbs process Of
tee,hI-g by softening the eunsre Iucing allinfsma
on-wlI lIley all pain and is to regulatethe
bowels Depend uponit mothers, IL llgiye rest
oyoursel<es and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. une7d&w1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27
A Family Necessity.

The following statement speaks for itself: Esrdcs
Ipsiftng the kettle the IRE itcaught and scald-
cd my hands and person very severeiy-cze hand
almost TO crisp The torture was unbearable. II
wss aw uf sight- The Mustang Lni-
ment appeared 10 extract the pain almost immedi-
atey. It healed rapidly aud left of account
CHARLES FOSTER, 40 Broad street, Phila.''
tbs truly wonderful article Il will cure any
case of Swelling, Burns, stiff Joints, Esuptons
Rheumatism. Fur Horses, it should never be dis
pensed with One dollars worth Of Mustang has fire.
quently saved zeluable horse II cures Galds,
Sprains ,Ringbane. SPAWN and Founders Beware OF
limitations. Sold in all parts OF the habitat Globe
q RARSEs L PARK, Proprietors,
feb2-1m New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-27

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