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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-30
BLACKSNIITHING
AND
w AEON M A X I NJ G
A. s. G. BIRDSALL,

Corner Of Gcnesee and Cass Streets, opposite Geo
Cassiday's Hotel, East Saginaw.
"a RE prepared to do blacksmith work Of ell de-
i n scriptons Mt short notice. Mill work, light
work, horse and cattle shoeng Wagon, buggy, and
sleigh ironing, and repairing Of all kinds done
promptly and we'll
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-30

WAGON MAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,
Carried at the same establishment, and all work
in the line warranted subtapiial and reliable.
Orders are respectfully solicited. A. a g. r
Est Saginaw, August Is, 1850. n3-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-30

GERMANS IN THE UNITED STATEs.-The
total number of Germans in the United
States, according to the census of 1880,
was 1858, G20-24 per cent. Of the en-
tire population; 30 per cent, of the white
population; 26 per cent. Of the fractional
representative population; 25S per cent.
of the population of the nine Northern
States Is per cent. of the Il Slave
States; and 43 per cent. of the nine Yves
tern States. Pennsylvania furnishes the
largest proportion of Germans-th there be.
ing ,132,733 Ohio 930,74l Indiana
500, 300; Missouri 100000; New York
526, l2S. The New York Herald makes
the following estimate of the German
population Of 1860:
German population in 1889 56S8G2C
Natural increase by the surplus births u
per cent. per nnnum 53,Zys
| Inercnse by immigration since 1859 799, 6ii
| Increase of immigration in ten years at |
rer cent per annum 1867.
Total Of Germans in 1850 7,46l, 12l
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-30
The way the Money is Accounted for.

The way the Money is Accounted for.
The State taxes, and the State finances
are really the important questions before
the people involved in the present politi-
cal contest. The voters have witne ssed
an increase of State expenses from an
average of 100000 for the four years
prior to 1855, to over 100000 per year
for the five succeeding years, being an
actual increase of expenses of 81, $780,.
900, over the five corresponding demo-
cratic years. BY an examination Of the
State Treasurer's Reports, they learn that
the actual Indebtedness of the State has
been increased over one million OF dollars
since the republican party came into pow
cr in Michigan. The people wish toknow
the cause of this, and it is the duty Of
every republican speaker and editor to
candidly and honestly tell them.
Now we have no desire to cavil about
our proper State expenditures, but as
one of the people, we have the right to
know where the.Inoney hasgone. During
the last five years the republican party
has spent So, 529,474 51.-an average Of
s705,S94 80 per year. The Detroit
Tribune is laboring to explain this, and
that we may not be charged with treat
ing that paper unfairly, we will give it
the benefit of all its article pertaining to
this matter. 1t says:
"The Republican Administration has
been so managed that, 'for the ordinary
expenses of the government" not dol
lar Of diaect taxation has been imposed.
Take the tax of 1859, of S202, 900, the
largest of any one year, and it will be
seen that all the tax imposed, and more
too, was expended for benevolent pur-
poses and State institutions, Of which
Michigan may well be proud, not a dol
lar for the ordinary expenses of the
State. We give list of part of the APP
preparations and amounts for that year:
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum, $50, 900
Insane ASYLUM, 10000
Addition to State Prison, q 900
House of Correction, 10000
Agricultural College, 1900
Relief of Gratiot, Isabella, &c, 10000
Agricultural Society, $500
State Military Organizations, 5000
Normal School, 1000
Total, 1928, 900
"Facts are stubborn things for Demo
Gratis to meet. These expenses alone
all for extraordinary, and not dollar for
Ordinary expenses of the government
exceed the whole tax nearly $50 900
They prove conclusively the prophetic
language of the Governor and Auditor,
that by the exercise of prudence and
economy, no resort to direct taxation has
been necessary, for the ordinary expenses
Of the Government"
Now all this reads well enough, but
unfortunately for the Tribune, and the re.
publican party, there is a vast difference
between the Legislature making appropri-
ations and the State Officers paying the
money for them. We have carefully cx-
amined the reports of the Auditor Gen
cra and the State Treasurer for the year
1859, to ascertain the truth Of the PAY.
MENT of these appropriations, and they
show payment rs follows:
Total on Acct Of Asylums, Si2,692 IS
House OF Correction, 1000 w
| Agricultural College, 1856 ~
! Relief OF Gratiot aud Isabella Cos III 1916 II
] Agricultural Society, $500 0t
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-30

DiLLINGHAM Il ROBINSON.
.ttomeys a Councillors. EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-30
Congressional Nomination.
For Representative IN Congress, al Congressional
Distrief-EDWARD H. THOMSON, Of Genesee.
Democratic County Convention.

Democratic County Convention viii be held NJ
the Court House, at Saginaw City, ON Thursday
September 9th, Mt o'clock T. NJ for the purpose Of
nominating candidates to be supported by the Demo-
cratic party Of Saginaw County for Representative
in the next Legislature--for Sherin-Judge of Pro-
bate-County Clerk-County Trcasurer-Register
of Deeds Prosecuting Attorney-County Surveyor
-Coroners and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may properly come before the Convention.
Each Ward and organized Town will be entitled
TO three delegates. W. L. p. LITTLE,
Saginaw Co, Aug 3, 1860 Chm Co. Com.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-08-30
Am't actually paid,

Repairs Of State Prison,
State Military Organization,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

SGILr. MoRE vfcrsnz,--1he dead o0iSsn
a6nioist<ze1 a G>sls 4Senley 3 family and IL
guests hes NOS yet completed iis work Of de-
sfFucsion. We lrarn from good auihsrify
that Miss Young was in dying condition
h<tsnigHf.
Col. Lemley was se;zsd with convulsions
dnring The night. and great ftars are enter
tanned this morning as 10 his succnmbing
also. IL is d ff6cnlt to predict the re~slE as
to most all The suffer- rs AT times Their.
condition improves apparently .soaS to bring
hope TO th. in friends. and then again il grows
keeping them in state Of cruel anxiety and
suspense.
The mind shudders at the thought of tins
revolving crime. To satisfy her hatred and
blind revenge for imagiHary wrongs, the
cruel perpeti ator OF this heinous ed has
sent des"la'ion to many family heart; chill
dren arefeft orphans, deprived of their nattl-
raj guardians and guides; young girls, on
the very threshold of womani,o.,l, who had
not yet tasted of LIES bitter trials. but saw
before thin the golden prospects of its Joys
and pleasures, have bern cut down uums rel
fully; innocent babes. who could have given
offence TO No one. wriihed In the tortures OF
a terrible and unknown disease, and closed
their eyes in the ms of1he frantic moth, r
who sees herself robbed of her last 10y. What
terrible record will be the tesIimuny oi
these innocent victims, as they rise one by
one before the Great Aveneer Him. who i
all m rcy, but also all justice Nv o. Pea
yuae, 2Sh.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31


ExtMtxsrfoS or JoHS Bell Bitu,ySrosy FOR
rRE KILLING or JANIS W. REEcx -THg Ac-
crSEp Als1frTED TO BsIf---The Examining
Court called IN the case Of J,iha Il II fsrusls-
i,sw. charged with abe homieiie OF J. w
Rescs. II Emory and Henry Caiirge. on fhe
2si NJ Feh'y. eomms aced their Investigations
at A abingdon. Thursday she 22a Instant. aaisl
eiosed them late Saturday evening. The re-
suit was, thai tlse accused Was sent on fos
furthsr trial a. the sp sIaaehiag tssrm Of the
Circuit Court, undsr bond for hi appear
amer, IN the sum Of $1,000 dollars Seven
magistrates sat upon the care, Of whom lhree
~eFe Tor the immssllate discharge Of Brown
los
The insignihcance a. the bond for a case
% killing. indicates the opinion of The whale
coaFs. assd What the Fesalt o. shs fu-i trial
j. likely 80 ~. Ia TACT, IL xas fhn~a hy The
t.stiHassny az The persecution, thai he aafoF-
tunase Reee, began. by Nod asd act. The
array thai end d 80 fatally, ashl thai lie
killing 50 far fr.sta bxiag inssn5rd, Vas wia :
j. ussedRen mrs..
TEE fsos ealbsa raS successfully cansfnrf.
81 b. j. EsIne Z. At oraey faT she Comsrs.a-
ssaltA.. zsts lsls as1sl ability. and the d.
Ten - ;. 4. Js=hHstoa. Ssaa=s ". <hesss.
v alter Pre- tna. J.sha A. csnrs,eii. .ad ~ her
able laNyvEr, . he evidrnsIs % ne esesd.
Lssekz@<s Eszsszisz.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

- The Uatn and american assumes the
10 take advantage of the fact that the home
stead bill Is popular in the North, TO engraft
1t upon .hier policy, and thus secure for their
party all the advantages TO accrue from it
In the Presidential struggle. 1t says
Nothing would he more gratifying to them
than To be allowed the privilege of making
it an issue in the next canvass, they having
the choice of sides. To this end their or
gnns. such as the National Era, are calling ID
'eminently Republican measure" and The
Nashville Patriot herslds the fact and adds ::
Nevertheless IL Is fsvorite measure with
the great leader and master of the Democra-
cy If Tennessee. Andrew Johnson-the man
whom above all Others they prefer for the
Presidency" The Patriot thus gives into the
idea that il is "a Republican measure" and
makes 10 n ground OF eli. ction To Governor
johnson. Add the Patriot has just found il
ont
Just "tound !. outi' Why, neighbor. fhe
very first moment that the PATRIOT was call
ed up to take position on the subject of the
homestead bill, which was when il came ND
In 1858, in the u. s. Senate, under the chap
eronage of Gov. JOHNSON, we treated 1t as
We now treat IL. We thought no more favor
ably Of Ii then than We do at present. We
bad controversy then with the U,s,On aud
.Aneneaa on the subject, with the result OF
which We were entirely satisfied. We think
our neighber went of limping thea, rs he
surely comes back limping now to the charge
He had better await The cnre OF hrs wounds
before he braves our batteries again. Oar
srsensls are nov better supplied than ever.
US by Southern democrats. who are pro-
claiming the Interest and most unrelenting
hostility TO the iavorite hobby Of bis chief.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
EIDnenreu1.

Officer Wright. OF the Boston police force,
arrived in this city day or two since in
quest of n Boston heircs@, who had run away
from her mother. all for love. with .wn
East sailor boy all the way from Augusta,
Maine.
Heiress was brunette, black eyes. black
hair. high strung. and not at age. ii ar SIS
had determined TO dispose of her little white
hands as she chose; cons quently bad mar-
ried some years agoat an unusually q e IA a al
tender age, aud without consent of par hts
Husband di, d. and heircss returned to her
mother in sackclolh aud ashes. G vernon
was magnanimous and placed $50, 0OJ in the
bank. suijrct TO her disposal.
Sailor hoy was hard case; gave his pa
rents much trouble, aud WIS sent To sea as a
puni -hment and a remedy. He return, d
from an Australian cruise sIiil harder Had
plenty of moncy and went to Boston. Mt
h''iitss; love at tirsi sight; rnp made out Of
btd quilts; dark lanterns; volv !: come To
these arms; el'qIrnt; d s;inat.ol Gu cago;
the consequences. Sailor boy went back To
August: made his arrangement ii ,iress
t"ok 81 1000 out OF the baak; made her ar
rangements. Met sailor hoy at the cars If
Boston, and q w on the wings If hove. sixty
pounds pressure, i've feet driving wheel, 10
Chicago. Arrived here Tuesday.
Governor rampant hired officer TO follow
Officer arrived here next day. HeIrcss and
sailor boy put up at the F'st.r H1usc. Sail
or boy run ali his money out in gambling
houses and bi.i piacrs. and got tired oil b ir-
rss. Officer Wright. in company with oficrr
Donglas Of this city. saw a won IA IN the
street. veil over her lace. aud limpine. Officer
Wright thinks be knows that woman, bat
whore did she get that awful liInps! f 4 ows
her. As she approaches the Foster Hons.
sbe loses heF limp and walks proudly srect.
Boston officer distinctly smells rat, aud r.
quests said rat TO accompany him. Ileiress
puts oa injured Innocence. but o.fieer .'esn
keep hotel" Hires, crest-fall-u, goes
with the officer. Offs gold 10 offic. r, b n
the latter Is impervieas to bribes. and takes
the Maid of Athens home TO Boston aud tlse
Governor Ungratefal sailor boy doe~n't
IN Ike bis appearance for the rescue Of his be-
loved. and she. who caIBe SO tfavely, tAe
prisoner of lore. goes bask unsIiliasly The
prisoner of the policeman. -Phancy her phc-
libkz."-C xcsgo Hered-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
~ 4 New York correspondent Of .

~ 4 New York correspondent Of =
DoCsI-As organ says
"A bet sss offered In the city yesterday
By leading pcliticiaa. Of 81 ,00e. that he
ceuld mentioa The mines Of three men. one
OF whom would DC The next President of the
United States lie named Doaglas, Seward
and Gen. Houston Ii h. proper 10 add, that
sLe gentiemaa Who proposed the bet i a
Democrat. aud Federal ofiee-hoider. some
thing Is coming oct, In the course OF : week.
thai will give Deaslss stock "a upper sen-
dency. as they say In Wall street. What l.
tff shs reader ASKS. Wait week, aHd you
shzli SEES
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
Gbanferp Sales

ChaHcePy Sale.
rhos J. Foster and T. =. Oh attain rs. Hugh Scot
and others
dur UANT q dec. ee ef the Cha rery Con { At
i Nashville. ~ VI vtnbar 1srm lSNo Ia fhe above
med case will rrsc I'd sell pgbIsc sale al the
Court HOUSE IN this city,
NaluIday the slsi of II rch. 1867.
That bc,H al restienc. the east >lde abe Buena
Vita TURNPIKE Sesr q rity nov occul led bg
Dr Sc''ii, '.Iet vi The oaads sstach he'd, ovid
ing the me- u L. :, aud ntfpnng the sale nn
en"agh shall have been Sild To pay "a sallsfy tse
decree in said These grounds vi be subdivi
cd betoie IA, &c sale, and ats # the NAV re
foand At my ahic. ter eNaminain.. and distrib lion
aud purchasers those OtherA ise Interested
wife tocli.
TKRss -frediis Of 6,l2 and S months, note - he
execute wph sati TACT iscrs al security lien
br retained aud sale ee cqliy e red, mIliinn
narl-td J. r. CLAWS, c. ~
POSTPONE MEkT,
sale n"st-e' ell 20 saturday the 4th OF
ApIfi, 1859. }. 4 GLhaNkS, c. -. n.
g.u-t-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

Acourrfxr. or CAPTAIN wTrcaks.-Ths ex-
sminiag Trial Of Captain Vincent Wifcher,
charged With kilsiag he three broshers Gle
nsnss was eoneinded a. FrsnkiIs Gears Housr
"a Friday afiercoon last. aud rssaIGsd ia HE
scqsisfaA. Aa<k Pzas<7ss we're sntsrs1 In the
cs><s Il Addison Hischsf. j.. A. Smith, and
asEEei Sssnson. charged with the szzna o.
fens !. aad the prisoners Discharged iron eas-
rs1x.-fy.essEy Esginias.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

Mrs SNinsioss, experienced nurse ms
emaie ply stefan, has soothing syrup for children
eethrs, which greatly facilitates the process of
teethi-s by softeninf the gunsre Iucing allinnama
on-wiiIaiiay all pain andis sure TO regulate the
bowels Depend upon it, mothers, It will give rest
oyourselves and reliefand health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement u
notner Column une7dAw1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
lOOa 600 DOLLARS PER AyNuN

To the United Safes the preserrer and OF
valuable Horses and Cattle. IT cures all Sprains,
Galds, Mounds, sun Joints, &c Did you ever hear
Of any ordinary Sore, Swelling, sprain Stiffness,
either on man OF beast. which the Mustang Lnimen'
would not euref Lid you ever visit any respectable
Druggist in any part of the worid-in Europe, Asia
or Amerca-who did not say ait was the greatest
discovery Of the ages'' Sold everywhere. Every
family hould have il: three sizes.
BARNES L PARK, Proprieiors,
MARLIN New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

III We JUST RECEIFED.
TWELVE YEARS OF A SoiLIERsS LIFE IN INDIA
Including Perssnsl Narrative Of the seise Of
Delhi aut capture of the King and Princes. BY
s r Hodssn-
PARTIES AND 1HFIR PRINCIPLES Manual Of
Political intelligence. BY Arthur. Holmes.
TIMOTHY nTcoGB'S LETTERS TO YOUNG. PEG
PIE. ~ Ef
GOLD FOIL. Hammered from Popular Proverbs
By Timothy Ttcomb
THE oUFEN OF HEARTS. By wTkie Collins
RECoILECTInNS. By Samuel Rogers.
PERCY BYSsHE SHELLEY : MEMORIALS. Edited
by Lady Shelley.
EIGHT EN- CHRISTIAN CENTURIES. BY the Rev.
James White
M0RPHY'S GAsiES. A selection Of the best Games
played b. the di>ting he'd Chamnioss "a Europe
and America, with Analytical Crit cal Notes
BY J. Loxeaihal.
sEvEN YEAPs. ry Julia Kavarau h.
GREAT FACTS Popular Prescription Of The most
remark.be Invsn,i n curing the Frosent Cenin-
ry- Ry Frederick c BakrweI.
Eyt HlNGS AT THE MILO co F. Or, REsEARczEs
AxoSG THK MrSrTER FoRNs ANIMAL ITx- By
Phidp Henry Gosse-
here AND TIL RE; Or, EARTH AND Haven Coz
sRAsT4D-
THE FOUR GEORGES, KINGS OF ENGLAND. c n
tanning Personal lnciients OF their Lives, Pdb ic
Events of their Reig, 5, and Biogr plies OF their
Chief Ministers. Counters aud Favorises. By sam.
Ell NJ. Smsck err
THE Physiology OF COMMON LIFE By George
Henry LeSee.
RESTATEufNT or CHRISTIAN rslcIRINE In 25
Sermons. BY Henry W BelloAs-
DARwIS,S ORIGIN OF THE EIES
TIE PATH THAT LED A LAWYER TO rHE cATHo.
Lie CT UR,
HR. 4 IDBAM am HIS WIFE; Or, LIBRARY TaBrx
TAX GKtrSTo~FS-
REVOLUTIONS IN ENGLsH HISTORY. BY Rober,
vaushan. eSs an
HISTORY OF FRANCE. From the aIiiesi times to
lsfS. Ply the Rev James White
HISTORY OF FRANCE Ply n. Nicholst, vo.s
Translated by G. IL Smith, C. S.
w. T. BERRY s. CO..
mareT-tf iuhlc Square.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

ard every oiher disunion party ia the coun-
f506 party sifis which be acsesi IN Congress,
and especially complimrnted the gallant and
n .bie-hearte<f represents iye from New York
George Bdfgs. for his unwavsring abb. sion
70 the principles of that party. for although
be bad finally voted for Pennington. he did
SO only after il was evident that no Americas
could ne el cted- He thrn proces ded to dis
cnss at length. in terms of r.probsliiur,. The
republican doctrine, Glands for the handlers
homes for the bom-l,-s<.'' and concluds ID
his lene thy spes ch amid loud applause.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

Er The Washington Scr says Senator
CtAY. of Alabama, and CtISssAS, Of North
Csrofina- recently came to blows whilst the
Senate WAS in Executive session, and that
until separated the latter was very roughly
handled. 1
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
Grafenburg Medicine $,

rT'HF Ga enborg Vegetable Pills Price Is GEMS
l. pr bsx.
Tae Heath miers an Ike tslf EaI oa q the
IA 1T Fsowsriui heal n Preservi. & B.tieFs- Psee
IS cents.
The Green Meratain Gin msnt. Prize IS cents.
The aossve aealctnes tao sell knsan IN Fe
qasre msch "a BE- SAL abost thsnn. 1fefv are lev
- miles "a fsnneSs hut what IA We used them. L.
The Sssribg sess N he nsst tesiihs persons req
sone aliera'Iye, and the a. Bone - god IS lie
Gs micah re Pills and BttsrS.
mar2s-a AAckESzIg & afNcfIrv.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

- The Washington corresponasni Of the
Cincinnati Carte says the Administrations. 10
regard to The prisoners taken on The Mexican
vessels. feels like the man who was made the
recipient OF an elephant a . present
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

NOTE FROM GEN. MIRANoN.-We learn by
gentleman drsci from Vera Cruz. by the
Virginia Anioinette. that on the IA b, Capt,
jarvis. sf the U. S. slo, ot war Savannah h.
recei.,d a note from Gen. Miramon in refer
cree 10 the capture of the Marin exp. diiian.
The note was first sent down 10 the city. bat
Gen. l2lesiiis refusing tn receive il. a. final
II taken round by way of Sacrificias The
contents of he communication la not trans
pired when The Virginia Anioinette sail d.
". u. Iieay1tne. 2Sh.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
No Merchant

Visiting Balimore hould fail to examine the stool
of FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, Gil IVES, &C., sc
oIei ell for sale by
Fred. Hickey g. Sons,
2se BAITIN, RE STREET
II is one Of the most extensive in this country, and
the proprie.ors fally prepared to compete will
Nortbern Cities. febs9-d2m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

= zke Mustang Einiment rnres Rheuz1tism;
The Mustang Linimenf cures Sig Joints;
7he Asstsng Linimest cares Barns and wexads;
s The Xastans Lsninssat cures Sores Ulcers. Caked
Breasts and Sore Nipples; .Nsrolga Germs and Warts
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Easa gSzssa 80 Ill
20 -SS - 49,
r AILROA I'D.

T>HRtCGi Tickets sa e at the PIT on Mar
ket street, Nashville To The follow ing places at
the prices annexed:
New York, with choice OF II different routes,
at $50 90
Philadelphia, with choice OF IL dinereot
rouus, a, II SO
IS 30
10 so
Niagara Fails, with choice OF different
r.utes, at 90 90
Cieveani, with choice OF 3 different routes,
Bpf,Is, with choice OF different routes, at p 90
e. L9us, ~tn choice OF different routes,
Cincinnati ~ith ebuire of . differ. TT routes,
10 rs
Dayton, with choice + 8 4 nereoi routes, nj II 10
Co,uH bas, with tbdice OF different routes
Al Is IS
Wheeling, With choice of different routes,
81. Joseph, W III choice Of differ, Mt routes,
'ston, with choice of different routes, at IS 90
Travellers h. The l. uisvs nj Nashville afro d
reach Boston. New YAK aud PHI lldrtlh,a IL hours
sumner th,n by any oIhrF route frs m Nasty ille
Tickets can be procured al any lis,Ir Ia The day
A j. fIEiIi.
mar-s-u General T.ckSi Agent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

sS- For pretty and cheap Try Gsods call or
Nicholson Humphrey nj No. - South side OF the
Square. They are receFing d, lily fine stock of both
Fancy aud Staple Goods which they selling lit
tie cheaper than any other house in the city.
m,rl5-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31
A. c. & A. b. BEECH,

No 81. CnLLEGE STREET,
Are receiving aud opening every day an .le
CANT siock of Spring Good: they will b- con.
stantly receiving until the 18th of April.
feb25-if
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-31

A xEuaszt ozs s<orx bFsxk Dzell.z = Esz<e tze
n Eeaszs ,Fefe1 zne E=xssrs. sstsstt IL S1eIbF =
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