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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26

GREAT DOUGLAS DEMONSTRATIONS IN NEw
YORK--On the evening of the 22d inst, n
meeting of friends of Judge DoUGALs took
place at the Cooper Institute in the city of
New York. The crowd, we learn from the
New York Times, of :he Esd, was very large
Hon. FRANCIS b. CUTTING presided The
proceedings Of the meeting, together with
the speeches, are reported in the Times, and
nil about eleven columns. The speakers
were Mr.. CUTTING, Hon. W. a. RICHARDSON.
ILL.,, Hon. ii. N. WATTERsoS. of Tenn, Hon
HENRY VI. FoOTE, of Tenn, Hon. Mr.. LOGAN.
OF ILL.,, E. c. MARSHALL, of KY, Hon. Mr..
LARABEE. OF Wisconsin. and Thomas c. FIELD.
Esq. The large hall of the Institute being
crowded to overlooking, a couple of meetings
were organized outside and addressed by
other speakers.
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The "Irrepre..ibIe Connict.n

Mr.. Lincoln, the Republican candidate FOR
President, in his speech at Columbus Ohio,
in September last. claimed the paternity OF
the '.irrepressible conflict" sentiment. In
that speech he said: / do not believe GOUernOT
SEWARD uttered that sentiment because HAB DONE
so BEFORE, but because he reflected this subject,
placed in a holder light the idea first pro
claimed By Lincoln. 1t is so seldom that the
original inventor reaps the first fruit of his
labor, that we are disposed to put the ''irre-
pressible saddle on the right horse. so that
Abraham may have the iull benefit of it.
We think. however, that riding on rail
would be much pleasanter than riding on
hat saddle.-CiH. Eng.
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NASHVILLE. TENN.

BERTHA PERCY OR, L'EsPERANcE, by MarEarats
Field. New York, D. Appleton 4 Co.
HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA As TRACED IN TIE
WRITINGS OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON AND
OF HIS CoTEMPORARIES, in 6 vols. by John
Hamilton. Published by d Appleton Co.
HE HISTORY Or TIE UNITED STATES OF AMER
IcA FROM THE DISCOVERY OF THE COMMENT
To THE CLOSE OE THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
THIRTY FIFTH CONGRESS, by J. Il. Patton.
Elaborate histories Of the United States have been
ably written; eomPencs, or school histories and
well adapted % tie place they designed are
numerous. Between these eois pends aud the work
extending to six more volumes there il rooEs, as
II a necessity, for a History that snail be suf-
6cien:ly elaborate the direct Influences that
have bad power in moulding the character of the
Nation and its Institutions, moral and political,
volume that should present fully i consistent
with this design tn ose events which interesting
themselves characteristic Of the times and peo
pie Sub a work the author OF this volume has
endeavored to supply. Published by y. Appleton
Co., New York.
CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPAEDIA. A Dictionary Of
universal knowledge to the people. Illustrated
vos. /. A-BIl.
PLATo'S APOLOGY AND CRiIo, by Tyler
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ranged amer Pointevnl's 'sSyntaxe Franchise"
MANUEL OF CHURCH MUSIC, by Walter.
Constantly receiving all new Books by E~press
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feated. it is believed that his reign is over and
that the Constitutionalists viii at once oc-
cupy the city without opposition
1t is stated as curious fact that on leav-
ing the ca Dital for the head OF the army, Mi
ramon took Znioaga along with him; having
gotten possession of his person by stratagem.
THE NEW FORCED LOAN.
Before leaving the capital. also, Miramon
levied forced loan of nearly half million
of dollars on the wealthiest capitalists of the
city and vicinity, in sums of 500 to $1,000.
The list before US, filing some eight columns
of the Progreso, is truly formidable one to
! look at. Among the best names we notice
the following: J. B. Jecker Il Co.. the well
known bankers, for $4,000; Jose Pacheco, for
$4,000; Jose Maria Rincon, $1,000; Francisco
Itnrbe, $4,000; and Manuel E>candon, $4,000.
We notice also that the French honse of
Labadie & Co., is down for $500, and one
or two other houses with English names at
tached to the N. So there would seem to be
no distinction of nationality.
The various religions and educational So
cieties. converts, colleges, churches, orato-
ries, congregations, deaconries, arch deacon
ries, &c, are also down for handsome sums
each.
NEW TREATY WITH MEXICO.
IN ADDITION 10 Inc mails tne Hoca2Ontas
brings up important dispatches for Washing
ton, both from Mr.. McLane to the Secretary
of State, and fiom the Constitutional Govern
ment to its representative at Washington.
The last we understs nd. confer upon
Senior Mata full power to make, on the spot
the changes in The treaty asked for by those
members of the Senate who have hitherto
opposed its ratification.
The proposed changes are principally con-
fined to the eighth article. and have refer
ence to the demands which other countries
may make. under 'the favored nation clause, y
for similar treaty stipulations.
The dispatches to Senior Mata also extend
the time within which the treaty must be
ratified for the period of two months.
Mr. McLane, We understand, is well, and
confident of the speedy triumph of the Lib
eral Government, especially if the treaty be
ratified.
Mr. E. l.. Plumb is in charge of these dis
pathes, and will leave for Washington in the
evening train. The Pocahontas will await
his return here.
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S,,er,Ts Sale.

DY virtue ola Ycndtoni cNfoass to me directed and
Il } delivered from tn Honorable Circuit Court Of
Davidson Co Tenn. al its Jau uary Term, iS60 will
expose public sale the h heSi bidder for cash
tie Court House Yard ia the City II Nashville,
SATURDAY the 9th DAY OF JUNE, 1850. ali Tie
right, TILE, claim, interest and estate, which Joel
A. Battle then had, may have since acquired
ana 10 tile following described tract uf lard,
tanning hight Hundred Acres. h0nUdcsi a. follows
bounded the 30 IN by the bands U =. J. Battle,
tn East by the lands 81 X. Brock Chas. hnson and
GRAY the North by Nm Aussiu, aud on the West
by ihe lands OF A. Bush aud Je,eph l.fi, aud Mrs.
). J Battle lie made rs clock A q. Nav 18th
1860 beng the me wac. Jael A. Battle dss
being lev ned on as the lro-rty &c Joel A. Baite
satisfy judgment rendered IA favor O the Bank OF
tennessee against Jocl \. BaItie. My ith Is o.
mayl6-td X. BtASCii, Dep sheriff.
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SbsriT's SaIes.
S;herins Sale,

DY virtue of ii "a TO me directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
county. Tennessee, at its January Term, 1856,
for cash, al the Court house Yard, IN the City OF
Nashville, on Saturday, the 18th day OF MAY,
1860, all The right, title, claim, interest and estate,
which Samuel X. MCrga4i then had, may have
since acquired in and 10 the following described Ne
gro man named sam, aged about sixty five
years, color black.--lf'T, No -, fronts
100 feet the South side Of Broad ST. and back
hundred aud sixty nine feet TO alley twelve feet
wide, aud fronts one hundred feet said Aey.-A
tract Of land the south side CuebeIa "a river
in district No 81, beEinning Ia tie OF tho
Brick Church Turnpike road thence running North
S4A Fast twenty poles 10 stake, thence 70 East
twenty-five poles, J 10 poles stake the
West boundary OF the old Page tract, thence North
l 5 10 West with said Pa.e line II 10 poles to
stone, thence south 3SAz West - poles to rock,
thence South So 10 west twenty poles t. the Gen.
tire Of the Turnpike road, thence South IS hast II
peles u tie beginning LOT, No. 10 IN TIE plan Of
West Nashville, fronting one hundred feet ON De-
mumbTaue street and running bicN ole hundred and
seventy i've feet 10 twelve feet alley, beng levied
as the property Of samuel k. Morgan, 10 satisfy
juc gmcnt rendered in favor al James K. Falls
agaiu. Samuel 4. Morgan.
JOHN X. E-sMUN nSoN,
Sherin 81 Davidson county.
aprS0-tds. By a. CREEI., ep. SE'n.
PcsIPoNI0 ENT- The above sale has been postponed
until the 2sta INST, 10y coIssnI OF iarIiss..
A. CREtI., d. s
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TUESDAY, MAY 2sTH.

Sweepstakes for untried year Colts 800 entrance
S25 forfeit mile heats; three four to I'LL the
stake; Club to add 500 if the race is
/. NJ. Young enters br. by imp. Albion, dam by
Woodfolk's Leviathan.
. Also, enters br. (. by imp. Albion, dam Martha
Dunn by imp. Sovereign.
g. A. Turner b. c. Architect by imp. Glencoe
dam Princess Anne by imp. Leviathan.
4. W. n. johnson enters ch Tenth Legion by imp.
Albion, dam Polly Elliott by iTp. Leviathau
5. Gen. W. IL. Harding enters br. C. Chivalry by
Childe Harold dam Kate King by imp. Priam
6. Also, gr. Loyalty by Chllde Harold dam
Delta by imp. PrIam.
Z. Geo. Elliott enters CHI. f. by imp. Albion dam Ann
Chase by imp. LeviIthan.
s. Barnes Halfway enters {. Twilight by licking
ton dam by Eclipse.
9. T. G. Moore enters b. C. by Brown Dick, dam Mid
way by Boston,
10. Roundtree StIner enter b. C. by I'd Sovereign
dam by Wagner.
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SUDDEN DKArH.-hr. b. B. Dudley, an old
and esierined te-ldsni Of this eeaaty. died
very suddrniy on lat Friday evening. IA
bad jnst Tesched home, sboat tso mile. fron
The place. where he bad heea all day. ana
took chair witheat msksng any ssmplasas
OF sicknrss, snd In the coarse OF tso 90 sAHes
moments, his HiIe Ia Was ia The Foesa, die
covered that be Wa dead--We hear II siaiea
thai th. cause % bis death VAS disease o
the heart. : Clzrksssits JssRsoaszz, 2za
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FRIDAY, JUNE 1Sr.
Proprietor's Purse $500. Mile heats.
SATURDAY, JUNE 2ND.
Jockey Club Purse, $500. Two mile heats.
SAME DAY.

Sweepstakes for three year olds. Single dash Of
two miles.
500 entrance; S50forfeit three TO fill the
stake; Club 10 add 500 if the is run.
1. w. H. Johnson enters CHI Tenth Legion by imp
Albion, dam Polly Elliott by Leviathaa.
2. III. Young enters br C by imp Albion, dam by
WoodfOlk's Leyiathan-
3. Also, enters by br imp Albion, dam Martha
Dunn by imp Sovereign.
4. Gen. W. G. Harding or Loyalty by ChilJe
Harold, dam Delta by Priam.
Also enters br Chiyalry by Childe Harold, dam
Kate King by imp Pram.
6. B. F. Cheatham enters b by Free Trade, dam
by 81 Belsbazzar.
Z. Geo. Elliott etners CHI by imp Albion, dam Ann
Chase by imp Levathan.
S. A Barnes enters CHI C Toodes by Highlander,
dam by Epsilon.
Q. Roundtree Stoner enter b SlIie Woodward by
imp Albion dam Eadora by imp Priam.
10. T. g. Moore enters by Brown Dick, dam Mid
way by Boston. Is. r. CHEATIAM,
may-9-td Proprietor.
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ADyICx 10 LADIEs.-we are aware there are many
Of our lady readers who complaining Of weakness
and debility. Our advice is TO go once and get
some Of MoLEAS's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL BLOOD
PURIFIER. 1t IS delicious Tonic, and just the thing
TO Strengthen and Invgorate the whole Organization
and purify the Blood. See advertisement in another
column. my10-dkwlm
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f15- The telegraph attempted to furnish
Western press with a letter from ''sweet
Auburn. logeliest village of the plain"
written by the late VIM. H. SEWARD, and
making known his views upon the deep
damnatiOn Of his taking off," but it broke
down. The lightning could not be made to
carry the message from the PlutOnian Chief
of the Irrepressibles. The art of FAUST will
be brought into service. and then we shall
see what the deceased has to say.
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Mrs wfnsIow, an experIenC

Mrs "InHIOW, An experienced HuTse an
emale phi ysican hasa soothing syrup for children
ecthng, which greatly facilitates the process OF
ieethis by softening the gumsre1ucing allindama
on-wiIi alIay all pain andis sure regulate the
bowels. Depend upoDit, mothers, it will give rest
o yourselves and reliefand health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement n
mother column une7d4wIy
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MARRIED.

On the 22d inst, at the residence OF the BRIDES
father, by Rev. p s. Fall, Mr.. JOHN Luck, formerly
Of Madison Indiana, and Mss Sue, daughter Of Jesse
d. March, Esq. of this city.
On the oath inst, at the residence OF the BRIDES
father, by Rev DIR. Howell, Mr.. WIN. 7. SKULL and
Miss CLAYASSA NJ sEs all Of this city.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY SOTH.
Jock ey Club Purse, $500. Two mile heats
THURSDAY, MAY S1ST.

THURSDAY, MAY 31ST.
Sweepstakes for three year Odds. Mile heats 500
entrance; $50 forfeit; three I'LL the stake
Club to add ) 100 if tee race is
l. Gen W. g. Harding enters gr C Loyalty by Childe
Harold, dam Delta by Prian.
2. Also, enters br Chiyalry by Childe Harold dam
Kate King, by imp. Priam.
3. NJ. Yonng enters br by imp. Albion, dam by
Woodfolk's Levathan.
4. lso, enters brf by imp Albion dam Martha Dunn
by imp Sovereign.
s. A. Turner enters C Architect by mp. Glencoe,
dam Princess Anne by imp. Leviathan.
6. 5 +. Chatham enters br by Free Trade, dam by
Second BelchaZzir.
=. Rou dtree StoDer enters b Sallio Woodward by
imp. Albion, dam Eudorc by imp. Pram-
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ns-senator johnson, of Tennessee. deliv

Ex-senator johnson, of Tennessee, deliv
cred the following sharp advice TO the Anti
Douglasites in his speech on Davis's Terrific
rial resolutions:
If gentlemen thought slave code necessa-
ry, why did they not manfully Gene up and
legislate for it, and not occupy time in the
presentations of irresponsible distractions
which led only to distraction in the party.
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Loutsviue Rnce.--woodIawn Course.

FOURIH DAY, Thursday, May 24-Two mile heats.
A. Keene Richards enters b. h. Colossus, yrs.
old, by Sovereign, dam sister to Prior 1
Ward Wiley enters b. h. Goodwood, yrs.
Old, by Lexington, dam Evergreen, by Glen
joni Harper enters J. ). s. J. Hunters b.
m Lorette, years old, by Sovereign, dam
J. NJ. tiay enters br. h. AusterltZ, years old,
by Yorkshire; dam Lopez, by Glencoe. 4
TIM:
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Alexander " on Numboidt

VOL l. mo.
A copyright Translation from the original German,
by Prieurich KIpp. One large l2mo. volume, bound
in IN usin, With steel Portrait.
*ss The publication OF these letters in Germany has
produced a kable sensation in Europe and
VIII profound interest wherever the book is
read. Since its announcement there has been the
utmost curiosity it. Baron Humboldt, who
was unquestionably the most thor oughiy cosmopol-
tau sayant Of the age, and perhaps the most abso
lutely learned man that ever lived, had his pri
thoughts and opinions of men and things which
he very freely expressed IN these of-hand private
letters his friend. They ul OF anecdOte, gos-
sip and scandalout spoken, never sparing, dealing
IN every (even the highest) direction Among this
correspondence will be found curious letters pub
lie and private interests from many of the Gel
ebrated and prominent men in every department of
Literature, State, Science and AIT.
W. T. BERRY & CO. have also just received Profes-
scr j. Ii. INGRAHAM'S
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS,
Logan County. Ky.

U1HIS delightful and healthy Summer resort will
i again be open for the reception of visitors on
the 18th of June.
Mrs BURGESS win have charge of the Ladies De-
partment and the Proprietor will try to make every
visitor feel home II is useless to speak OF the
medicinal qualities of water, its cures of Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diarrhea, &C., are too well known 10 need
repeating.
The cars leave Nashville and GAINESVILLE every
morning at 6 O'Clock aud connects at the Depot in
Spring feld with Mr. NJ C. Hockersmith's four horse
Mail Coaches which will direct to the Springs,
arriving by O'Clock p ". Through tickets be
obtained in Nashville and Clarksviile if preferred
may2i-Iw D. JEFFRlES, Proprietor.
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Auction Sale This bay.

Auction Sale This bay.
NxTIIL be added 70 our large Variety sale 10 take
w place thts morning, Al 10 oAeiock,
80 dozen scoioh Ale, iints;
ls 10 English "a
= casks 6fEgrr Brandy-nne,
loo drums syrna IS;
5 casks Brazsliaa Suts;
50 Kegs HnIo Lead, 10 OIL:
Il Eases CAbtae. CAampAgne-pints;
quarts;
10 baskets HsdsscF-qaaFts and pats:
Wah a VARSITY % othsr aftic-s Iuss received wish
orders o. close. BENJ y SHELLS 4 90,
Elay.6-It CeatFal WaFeF0onk.
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Holiosyay's Ointment.-vAodNAuoS AsD
TEiIHNG The arm OF the infant frequently becomes
too much infamed, the skin looks unhealthy and
peels cd. The scalp, ears aud neck present a mass
OF sores-when teething commences all These symp
toms are aggravated. The Ointment Is an Antidots
to this disorder. No nursery should be with ut il.
Sold everywhere. may2s-lw
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
BROADWAY. New York.

tNTHEN Compkctei SIX years ago the -. Nicholas
w was univcrs iiy pronounced the most nlagnifi-
cent, c0nyenieat and thuToug hly gained vsJab-
lishment Of the knd tlis continent " iIes n
then & remains TO-DAY -sNthout rivs! m sizs, in
sumItuousaess, aud n tie general s ur-uts 81
fora aud enjoy Rent- Ehr Hotsi has aCcommodAto4
tor loo0 guests, including Toe complete suites If
apartments for families. six hundred I.ersOsrs
be Comfortably seLd Al ilse ssbes Of ~ three pab
lac dining Toanis. and noting tiIAf ara has
devised for tire eEcnsu and socta graf h-aisa
of .he travch pabiir has heen umlsted laka
- negieS tel IL pras d1ialis ISe early
u;ati0l, Of the n At hnsss and Alsrosl. derived
frm rs mtgustIls its So r,,rb aP lozntit -aad ii
home ike .ahrgs aei lhxUri-s, has been eaixans-l
every year by the fTst exertuIs me propTI.
lkkADNE Ill, NUlkSDAB q 90
may2i-Sm
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On BOXES Cabinet Champagne; IS Baskets Held
~ sick just received and for sale by
may 24-tf BENZ f. SHIELDS CO.
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STRAWBERRIES.

n oW is the time q put them up. The best Jar
~ Is TemPcsi's Yellow stone Jar-the best and the
cheapest.
RkfRIGER 4TORS.-Tf YOU want your butter hard
your Fruits cool your meats 90 for the table ant
your Ice get Il best Philadelphia kefFigera-
tory-the economical ard the best article IN the
market MACKENZIE 4 AINChIN.
mayl5-u
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One Hundred and Fwrnty-fiye Acres.

Which dne and productive soil there Is In The
county Statr There i a beautiful building site
which commands tlc view OF the entire neShbOr-
hOod aad Is well st IA Bue G.rass With be auNl al
growth 81 due forest trees. Between INV and sixty
nne Glove Land Ia grow "a; tie btltuoe we'll
nmbered, for all useful purposes There IL Also =
never falling spriHg upon the tract, winch affords
a suilcieucy OF water To- all Purposes.
TbOse wishing To purchase a splendid tract ~ land
in a inc Beighborhood, aud with all other ssiyanGa-
ges would do eI call aud fer tbr asclv,s =,
LAtR deslrogs Il selling.
For q. ms, sc apply Co GIA> COCK NEySOM /,
or 10 the Undersigned ON The premises.
Earl5-sriNIn " B. HIDE
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new advertisements.

For Louisville and Cincinnati.
ft'hk nae PASSENGER and n Tn -,
i freight steamer LADY PIKE, mSDSs<iez |
JoHS BEUoE, Captain. viii .zkSzkz<x<zszzz <rzEzsA
THIS FAY, 26th instant. at II. " For freight
or passage having superior accommodations, apply
on board or TO A. HAMILTON,
may2s-it Agsss
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AUCTION SALE

OF New and Second hand Furnitur e, etc. BFNJ.
oF SHIELDS & CO.. Will sci Saturday morn
ing Nav 2sth at 10 o'c lock- for cash account OF
whom il may concern, an assortment of New Furni
ture now receiving per steamer kirkman. l
Also. a lot of secondhand Furniture, sold under
attachment. in the hands OF Mr. Cover
Will be added a variety ofCarpenter's Tools ofthe
hest quality with sundry articles. forced TO raise
funds BENZ. L. SHIELDS co. s
may24-td
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Hen Aoufrtisrulents.
clock RepaIring.

TIsHE undersigned, who has been located In Au-
i eusia Ga :, for a number oil years, as a Clock
REPAIRER has located in this city for the purpose
Of continuing that business. Orders can be LETT al
~" ma vss a. GEO. W. TUCKER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26
Choice New Grass Butter.

fe PKGs fne Fresh Butter VIII arrive on
<tO tomorrow morning per Railroad and for sale
by BENZ. p SHIELIS x CO.
A FINE Baggy Horse for ssle-ApPly to
IA mayl5 BENZ. p. SHIELDS 4 co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TTAvfNG associated ourselves together FIR tie
IL The purpose q transacfinE General Grocery,
c. q mission and RecefNiag sna srdtns Business
ze feel zssafei froun lonE exP~fenor IA this busl
ness thai give satisfaeinun % Al Sho aaay Ia
voF Hifh thsir pStnenses. II y S1r ini@utoa ~
keep constsnty stove seii <SoFsed stock u Gro
ceres ines asa lsqaors, and deturm' aklicn
cell EheA cheap ss shey CAS- ee bought ess~heTs
!. \. 4 a SPESRY.
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Fine Plants, Erergreens, dc.

ffsHE numerous frenas Of Mr.. WItItAn kEAFEs. Of
the Reading Road Nursery, OHIO, ~ be pleased
TO iesrn that Re Is on his Way 20 t1ls city With
choke eotiesu from hz extensive horticultural
Gardens.
thoss - DO kuesF htsn bay with fell coa afsnce He
opens IN the frost Arctiaa koomE u Bz~g y SaEtRs
tsass tsaxiag atastr To-. ~eFs, are pArticahriy
sltssi 10 ezii. Aera-a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-26

We Feoeivspg = large Rha oanpists .ssort.
sent ct 6rooeriss, Niaes La ssrs. cgsrs aad To
bsuce. % Shca seiaFiie year atzcatioa- Our stock
eonsisiz n Part q she following arslcles:
sugar aud Coffee.
% aads seEsrs 10 boxss Boston Loaf;
iso esis pas- \ -rusb de; 50 bhls HlAsz-s;
- - Cezee sagar, lse eags baltimore CSaee.
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LAND FOR SALE.

4 AN Offering tor sale, privately a portion OF
i my land npon Winch RV~ i've, about i've miles
from the city Immediately fronting m de'- Fer
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wines ana Liquors.
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Hoa. II. d. LEsEsSE, Chairman, &c, ChArles-
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