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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-11
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,

MOST or wHIcH sRE BsSKRUPT
At the very moment heir tPolicy IL Issued {.
BEWARE OF ALL SUCH
IT. Applications for Fire aud Inland lnsu-
rance promptly atteudedto.
II \ A credit Of one "a three months given OF
for ANIMAL policies. n desired.
rTkisks ON Wabash aud Erie Canal taken al
y of per cent.
UJ-fake aud Inland risks on Grain and Mer
ehandise moving east OF west taken at REASONABLE,
rates.
n rherchants aud shippers will Ind u TO thc
interest 10 ascertain terms and rates before Inst
ting al other points.
IrPartieular attention paid 10 tue insurlRg OF
all Kinds OF wclllngs, ior one or term o years
uPonice al Mckeon'. Ranking House
.. %. RACER, agent.
laur2'SD.dawtyl
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-11
He NEw TREATMENT or CoSsruP
TloN


The attention OF sufferers. whether In the In
cipient OF adVaf eed stages Of Consumption. -
directed TO The following evidence of the inxa.
liable cficacy
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-11
fare always as low and Time as
Quick as by any other Route

ASK FOR IlCkETs BY PITTSBURGH.
Tue comp etion ~ the Western connea tioffof
the Peuasslxania RAN Road makes iLss fae
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-11
The Greatest Facilities offered for
the Protection ard Speedy Trans
portation of LIVE STOCK.
FREIGHTS

I'd Accommodation VITA usual prisii
persons travelingia charge thereof.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-11

pr. 4. y. kosscx- bear Sir. have o-ed ouf
blood farider fgr GciVsas ccftoa. from Whltf
| have Suffered mae h al times. While IL lsileas.
antto taste. Il certainly has = h-pps eject upon
The nervcs- Please accept ny thanks Tor oai
kind regards. and believe ne Yours.
". 4 NcAuLIEN
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24
Tribute of Respect.

st meeting of the Students of She by Medical Col
Iege, called the sion OF the death of Dr. J. W
Hunter, the following Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted
wHsREAs, We have learned with feelings Of deep re
g-et that Dr. Hunter, our friend and ciassmate has
b. the dispensatlOn OF Divine Providence, been re-
moved from Us having died at the residence of
his aIher inlaw ia this City Wednesday December
10 q. We, the stu o.. Shelby Medical College
desire pay tribute the worth and the
deceased B. it therefore
esIusd That in the death of DR. Hunter the College
has lost excellent student, and valued class
mate whose many good qualities of mind and dispo-
irinn have inE eudeared him those who ike our
selves, have had the opportunity Of becoming ac-
QIaint-d with him.
ResllreI, hat tender our sincere sympathies
C'nniSsration II the willow and other SURVIVING
fr en- the deceased upon whom an insrrutsbie
Providence has inf Cted this heavy bereavement.
Rss1Irsd III Z will attend the funeral OF the de-
ceaSAi bOiy, tn Faculty having at onr r, quest
susP uiei the primary Exercises VI the College for
n 4 purp's--
Rss5lnS1 That thase resol tons be printed in the
city paprrs and the Nashviile Medical Record
and copy presented To the widow If the deceased
J. tLCSKETT, !
y. y. CoBLE, Committee
L E CLIFTON,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24

BOYS You Will soon bel . to control
mighty Nation, composed of many States,
great mountains, rivers aud lakes, with laws
for The States and Others for the Nation ex-
tending over the mountains. rivers and lakes
from ocean to ocean Our ships and flag are
seen on every sea, and respected by every
nation, and our ffers and drummers are play
ing aud beating around the globe. under our
flag, with the stars and stripes shining so
bright ; and as you may have such things to
control, with all our wealth, people, railroads,
ships, steamboats,, teleSraphs, and many
other such things, that may give liberty,
peace and happiness to, you and maHy hum
dreds of millions of o hers, if we'll controlled,
the Importance of which can hardly be told,
and about which want you to be thinking
and had the above cut made in May, 1858 to
aid me in giving you some idea of our COM
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24

DEsTKUtTIvE FIRE.. LrNSDFS & Co 5
TAxNERY DE-TRuYfD-L IS 100 GOO DorL,R-.
-Yest'raay morning, ID III sev II o'cin-k
the extens We Tanuery OF J. LIN i Co.
ab"ut one mile south If the CT y. On BrUwa
Creek. wa di-cOF-rpd to be On fire. Mr.
LUxsDES was at lis residence. thc Tam
merry prtmis :, and b ID b-eH out la III sin-
bies adj lining the fAnncry hH ldings hut
very few minuirs b-ur.. TIL fre wa> diScuv-
errd and WAS at tn. m m-nt sitting III tIs-
bTrakf<t table. The entir- rs- ibii~hnl M
app ARID tn be rnvelnped in Ar,nrs at one
aid The same time. Thi> IA t. log lhrr with
the further aus. that Their ID b e. n no fire ~
the bIiliing since The dIv b Gore at noon
and ih.-n Onls VI Ih.. furnace cnpu-ct,d viii
the steam engine. sernnS 10 make il clear thai
it was III nriarirus 7-nrk of an inc udi nv
There as an imm-nse stock of fi4i-hrd
leaihrr. hides in process eff tanning and RIA
bids on hand. estimated with the bn Idfng
machinery and bark at $3.50 on and Drli a
bly, exe~edsd that amount EV. ryrhiug ex
cept the bark SHE'D and the hid,S in Jhe vais
was entirely cons, m ii. TIL la; er .evi
oentis ItTcu Nv Tue HtL'uS' III 81 ihf'
burning above ID m. bat To = hat extent j.
not yet known. The loss l. estimated a.
500 600 at least and may b considerably
above thar amount The Insurance amounts
to about SCI $40. all in E stern C"mpani-s
through NJ -~-r~. NASH d NARR ag-nIs in this
city. Steam Fire Engine No. 8 went prompt
ly to the hre. running ah"ut mil an
taking a position in the C. n:re a. Brnwn'>
Greek rx,ingui>hed Ih & ,m.s which ID re
duced the tannrry 90 a heap o. ruins. ard
stopped THAR further prog ess; hut ( r VIII 'ch
the bark shed. dwelling. Kitchen stables &.
would have oeen Destroyed.
This disaster receives ad liti0nal impor-
lance to the great loss involved, from tie |
fact that its manufactures were mos ly ex- |
ported, and thus became one of our most |
productive sources of manufacturing. Mr.. |
J. LUNsDEN. the senior member of the firm |
is at present in New Orleans, arranging for
an extensive branch of The business in that |
city. beginning with the New Year--wbich |
enterprise will be embarrassed if not post
poned indefinitely. In view of all ;be facts |
it may De regarded as public calamity. The |
firm, We understand, consists Of three broth
ers, who are all men of great industry, encr
gy and enterprise. and we trust they will
soon be able TO rebuild their Tannery, and
that through their well-earned and ire |
p-oachable character as busin, IS men, they
may soon. not only reinstate their business, |
but repair their great loss.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24
plicated government by States and Federal

plicated government by States and Federal
Government.
The thirteen little wheels represent the
States as they were at the time they made the
Federal Government, which is the big wheel,
with limited power, revolving around and
over them, making treaties of peace and COM
merce with all quarters of the globe, and
protecting each State in their various occu-
pations from intrusion both within and with
out-ths little wheels reserving to themselves
the power not conferred on the large wheel,
and agreed to revolVe on their own centres
and regulate things within their limits and
not to interfere with others within or without
the large wheel. And if they all would so
act, like well regulated machine, or the
stars aud moon, they wouldproduce wonders
and like the sun to the civilized world, give
light and comfort, without contention or i'll
viii. @ S. w. A.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24
n.1lvp.r R1or orr1cF

Nashville, December oath, Is o.
Nothing new transpircd Ia the money uarset Satur
| day.
Exchange continues scarce aud in demand olt
Bank rates for Eastern, per cent Brokers' rates
per cent. premium.
cent. premium; brokers rates 1kGa19z per cent. pre-
m um.
At Cincinnati on the 21st Eastern Exchange was
steady at &c premium.
On The 2lst inst, at the Stock Exchange, New
York, Tennessee Bonds sold at s6, the telegraph
reports.
cor oN-NothiBg dOnein Cotton Saturday.
To8Acoo-LOOse leaf s9ic , ID; Iugs 1x@ss
p b.
cHEEsE-western Reserve u9nxc perpOund.
FLoUR-we quote.
supernue, IN barrels So o0@ y
Extra, ..--.--.....-... 2ssGe so 9
in sacks ..-..--.-..-.--. oot63 IS
wHEAT-Tnis article scarce, and viii sen readily
at 81 z5f9I IS pr bOshel.
BAG shoulders sxc; clear sides 12c; hams
12c per fb.
CotN-white 75c per bushel; mixed zoe.
oATs-45950c per bushei.
LARD-s plly limited. Sales at 12@12hc per fb
for
MEALS sci ing at 75c p bushel.
FEATH ER--He gu te I 3703sc p 10.
GINSE Csc , Is.
C ICE ISS-we q tote: Fair sugar &c 2 b.; prime
TO choice 7<Gs1c-, in barrel, 1s&lc advance
thes- IS
Ne" York CT Sugar. 1o5z G112s 2 b, c ushed
AID wd-rei IL - 912c, L al 1lEdl 2 10.
Nc LA SIS AM oY Ui'-M sses N btrrels Sc
gal htl barrels 20 >ugar Hoa-e $50 SC; G Iden
rup barr Is sc; Ia bar els soc; aid Negs (en
gal ns) IS
co FEE-RiO ItX915c; Lag yra 17S1sc; Java l.
@ o; ID. STOCK J.
TEA-Inp. ial 3OaSs ;Gunp WIDER slS75s; Young
ii s IN +OS6o,; B., o. / 90.
SA I've quot Cur 9 "a K AT 81 25; d Fine at
81 20. and Rarrc, al 20: , hush I.
DION YARN>-Ihe 10 lowing the Agents
qu b. ions for Co YArns: TO and o Sc p aoz.
COZ 10 - lie, and 100 &c.
HISKY-E c. ned Is bel 20 a 23. = ga Lon and
count cog SC ? Z, 10 aceo, III qua ny.
GAMBLE IS ar Isc 2 Is or light wei-ht. eoc for
nll, Zig l. Tailo~, sl.uu4a. d, IL; Spe IS
IA 81 , Is.
RAiSiN-!ay sos IS , x: R. 50 6O9s 81
) A. rp 5 500 IS 3 bOx
ERAN-Sl 10 q cwL
HAY-S-+ 40 = t1n.
RIE-S, 5 90 ? bushel
BAkLEY-SI 5 > ba he'll.
Ed Flu - ppes, pceIe ,, 47@ sc; Pea hes,
ee-,i 81 Is 81 %; "eied 5 az e5- @
LEA NJ s-DenIni goo Al e5s751 2 on hel.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24
10 ssr. s.Ineoln.

=
DEAR SR:-I hope yea have not fnrgotten
your promise to me-. and the conversation we
had in Springfield on the 9Th Of October
last. about our country, laws, and people;
for l thea told you l thought the peopl,. of
the South would nos Submit nlneh longer to
the Higher Law ord r, and let you see my
address to the boys as below. Yon then said
ny ideas were correct. aud that if you should
be elected, you would try to aetsoas not to
give any just cause. for complaint or discon-
tent to any party OF section: and so report
ed you, and spoke in your favor. 1 think
you must know there is great discomfort and
distress in the country and as yet / have not
heard anything from you to prevent it; and
as you then said my ideas were correct. will
take the liberty of making few more re
marks for you aud your friends to think
about.
First, many persons have put their money.
properly. and iatcrest under my control, and
| always tried to get them to understand how
Iexpecied to act, and to get their consent
and aid, which Increased their confidence and
support. And as all things are subject to The
ion is the queen and mistress, and the voters
the masters, and the differs from President
DOWN are bat their servants TO enforce the
laws and give protection TO life and proper
ty, would try to get the confidence aud
aid of G d. Breckenridge. Bell Douglas, and
nthers the p nple have moe, confidence in. to
helpme; then would ask all men in Office
10 take a sober second thought and 1t their
'utcre acts b. in accordance with their oath
mi TIL Constitution of the United States;
md if they would not. in. a reasonable time
Snnid 'hen call on all law biding men. of
III parties and sections to aid ms. in enforc
ing the laws, and bringing the Higher Law
rider under the Constitution of the United
) ates; for il is the woi K 1T many of the best
and greatest of m n. A ID for the good 1t
has dnne it sbonld he prot ecied and respected
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24
Decemb %, 1867.

DEATH OF THns C BuEGE.-This g"ntl"
man cxpir at his re,iden.-e ca Saturday
ey ming l. s. nj t, nh"id frv T. Mr. B. was
f he mercantile firm of M.~sr<, BU;GE &
SWAN. vhnlrSaI. grrc RS. aud gpntl-n u
uure and un-po d-a lE-rnade man, and
ole that pnjng. the confidence of our entire
c immunity. Mr.. B. cnnn~Eced his mrr caf-
tt. career in onr city several years since,
AMI by his energy, persever nee, honesty,
upr:ghtness and ntl"manly demeanOr, has
not only missed fine property but left b
hind AN enviable name; one that should in
te eve young man to emulate. Mr.. B.,
though comparatively young. was always
cnunSellrd by our mercantile friends; his
views of trade and commerce were seldom
found incorrect. H was close observer of
all passing events. and seemed to base his
Judgment of the future upon the past. not,
however, without coed and practicable rea-
>on. in which be id0rn erred. In his demise
our city has lost one Of her best citizens, our
merchants one of their best members, and the
country at large noble b, nefactOr. B.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24
"a. a.. a..
Railways Regulating Pills.

The Triumph of Vegetable Neiecinss Ocerr dLomd
xLtasRs, Gad their ai1,ITsd NtnereLL P0iSoss
The INJURIES ailsi upon the SICK afflicted
with CnIhs and Fever or Ague and ever Ty phoid
Fever scarlet AMI otnsr Ievs, Isl alton
Of QUINN, Caonei, AssnicI Blue I'll, &C ~ YliOe-
sale doSs, are daiIy sssn III the sad coUred,
yello~-sAinnsd Ipple he totteTs JGrodgh our
ST Gets, vnIy efs ig oIt fOr usilI-hsdLh !-.eaiA
Let p1ys.clans and Utners ocar lal, Iaat l. .. 4
cas- S eitasr o levers OF other disease eustunl
las saeIiO red tue prese. lptiOn Canine aloli
Or B.ue Pill, That kAUWAf' REGULATING FILLS
viii secure u the patient all the Denents, Ia a much
less tins THAI these p'lsons expected achieve
without entIIiIg sIcn Lsrfiols tils lfv.r
haL.Is and n FaI system. Nne-tsIths The q IS
lat aIi.ct caused by OVER dosing witt
= iInlne AIssaic, Ca om-l. &c, zt
RAILWAYS REGULA ING Pitts operate in from hree u
SIX u1ITs-l' not strain tue syst-nao weaken IL
10 not hrItate tie bUwe!~-elfv with gum AM
IN reore pheasant 10 take-tostiveiy cousIpa-
tion liver com ,laInt laig st,a diarrhosa me cur iaI
diseases &C, wIen nothing else touch the cUIl-
pLiinUs From 10 pi.ls will produce = heauhy dis
en- urge. Guaranteed 10 be reefrom mercury qunine
iodine, antiInoDy, and evefy drastic ana dangerous
dr. T. The safest APPARENT in the world for ladies and
children ss-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24


as the highest law on earth. If it cost City
per cent. more time. money aud blood than
its first cost; for with tive have been the
most prospercus nation on earth. And I
think We win De grade ourselves in the sight
of God and nations. il We give il up without
making a long and strong effort TO save it.
until we make better one, and get the peo-
pie to think so.
Second. Sir, you and others are preventing
NE and many others from putting our money
in circulation, and giving work to the poor
aud needy, by not letting us know what TO
rely upon
Third. Sir, suppose your life. property and
happiness were, in part subject to my will;
would not you like TO see me, and have some
pledge direct from me as to how would acti
think So And as our Legislature meets on
the 7th of January next, TO deliberate about
our government. the laws, and the way they
have been and should be executed, think it
and the peace and interest of our country, if
you would come then and see US as did you
And as you told me not to be afraid, viii
say to you The same; for do assure you the
people here are among the brarest. generous.
and the kindest of mankind. AS such, /
think yon would do well to get their conf
dence and aid, aud it looks a little selfish to
some people for you to spend all your time
with one party and section. Hhope you will
forgive what you may think is amiss; tor some
IF the people begin to think you are not the |
man told them you was, and want to clear
myself of any farther blame about matter |
of such importance, though 1 yet hope you |
will come and let onr people see and hear |
you, for you, God, and them can save the |
Union and the Constitution. and restore peace |
and prosperity to our unhappy country.
Very respectfully.
S. W. ADHESION,
A Mechanic /
CHESTNUT GROVE, Cheatham CO., Tenn
D c. 22d, 1860.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24

GENERAL, TAKE MY ARN.p-JAMTseN, the
Convention, is per Sc. unknown to fame
Hitherto be has lived in arisiocrafic OBSCURE
ty- His namesake, George. has figured IN
many mock heroes on the stage. and in not
a few fare 3. Perhaps the members of that
Convention, conscious that their action
would greatly r.mind the world of the first
character of performance, or certain that lis
finale would pr ve il to b-Iong properly to
the latter. wer.. inf y-ncrl to pr.f-r JAM OK
to GIST. OKE, CHE>NUT & Co. for the con
spIcnaus infamy Of the presiding officer of
thai body.
-FPTtheleSs- JAMESON Is p man of sense.
Hi- ir>t remark on taking the chair
have long since fl drlirratiVe ho1irs"-is
evidence that he was aware he WIS not ihpn
in a body which c"nld justly l..y claim foany
snch character and in This he WAS right
Bur the gist OF his wi-dom and his claim- &"
unusual common Ise. l. H. the r,I C. udiue
remarks If his address. S,ys JAMI-ov. Il
have noihinz to say. cant II, anything"
Under tn cIreum-t,Uc.s. not beiIg ab iu
saY anything wh.-n a man ha< uI hing To- Sav.
Is a unique an Hnvrl co c-ptinn AMI aIt.-
gethsT extraordinary. In add ion h. s,ys.
or % be more poilre,I JANrsnx ~: Il mt
express my fe,-ling-." Nov. Ihi> i truly
great. Uacommoniy 80. Think nT it Thai
a cOnciare Of j. A = shnnld 81 c. one #
their number a. G S. J. and that h should
have tn sense TO say that he had no hing To-
say and logically add that therefore b. cuuId
say no. hing and, in addition that he could
not express his feelings even by waving his
anral APPENDICES. is something in The high
est degree remarkable. similar ci cum
stance happen in the b - iys of Eo tia
but never before, nor saI,~. o ,euils until
now. We think there is hope that
South Carolina may return To her SENSES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24

No one of the "many ills flesh is heir to- is so pre-
valent, little understood and So much neglected as
Costiveness Often originating in carelessness. or
sedentary habits 1t is regarded a slight disorder
OF too little consequence to excite anxiety while in re-
atty is the precursor and companion of many of the
most fatal and dangerous diseases, unless early
eradlcated 1t will bring the Sufferer an untimely
grave Among the lighter evils of which costveneSs
IS the usual attendant, are Headache Collie, Rheuma-
tisn, Foul Breath, Piles and others OF like nature
nant Fevers, Abcesses Dysentary Diarrhoea Dyspep-
STA, Apoplexy, Epilepsy, Paralysis, Hystera, Hypo-
chondrasis, Melancholy and Insanity first indicate
their presence in the system by this alarming symp
tom. Not unfreQuently the diseases named originate
in Constipation, but take independent existence
unless the cause is eradicated in early stage From
all these considerations it follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention whenever il oc-
ours, and no person should neglect get box of Ce
phalc Pills on the first appearance of the complaint
their timely will expei the insiduous approaches of
disease and destroy this dangerous foe human life
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24
The Minute Medicine.

Instantaneous ease is given by RAswAY's READY Re-
LIKE IN all cases OF acute pain, internal external IL
stops IN a nonient the naddenng agony Of Rheurna-
tlsn, Neuralgia, toothache, barls seaids cuts and
bruises, when applied outwardly. Torture, that II
continued would cause death is arrested by gle
cose OF il, il ve minutes Itsuspsnds disease Civ ing
time fer the action OF the other remedies An ON
paints caused BY unhealthy ar, prevented by its
occasional use When III nervous system is praly zed
y reeylnk spasIns conyalsops, Mysteries, sc. Fer
the debafe- II Is the best possible soIns chlc in
brad always for Il may be required al any rnosnant
and no drug viii supply its Place - = q
faa~as 3 Remedies are sod by 1ruggizts ersry<
where. Z - = -
EwIs, PEsDLEroS CO., AGENTS for Nashville
RADW4X { Co.,
ess3-An q JOHN street, Y. z,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24

THE DUEE OF NEWCASTLE AND HIS DIsr-
BEDIEST DAuGHTER.-SiHe,-t tn, Ddkr OF \ W.
castle Returned 20 England the attempts
which wer,. mad. 10 reconcile him to his
daughter, have failed. Her offrnse was Ihtt
she married ont at her station. and against
bis wishes. Hr hu-ban,i Lrri e vdne,
though the son of the MaTrhionr-- OF Lon
dond-rry. WIN max 5 $500 OlO year out Of
coal mines. was not ari>tocrstic n "a q, for
him. Tue father was so correct in his opi,
ion of the match. that a week brought nb ul
q row with the bride thai arly results in
a separation. The Dukr rnw cuts his daugh-
ter dead. and passes Der 10 the street without
recognition
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24
Yolrs respectfully,
~ -t1 HHE 9
Chancery Sale.

A. P frinstead, Adln'r. Nancy Chadwel, and
q - = = = la Lotters. - ~ rk.E8z
GEORGE CHADWELL LAND AND SLAVES.
DURSUANT TO a dscree OF the Chancery Court at
L nashville, at SOveInb Term, 1869, in the above
named llss, VIII sell to the highest bidders The
pres.Lscs, thursday, the 27h December, 1860, The
h OF WHICH the iate George Caldwell died seized
AMI PISS sss,I-the sa ne lying III Creek, David
cIIhy-and the following slaves, towit: Hub ard,
6s years. C,arissa (5O), allen (50), Henry 800,
EInanue (27J Mary (2st lepp l231, Andy (Is) Jane
O6) (lz) Hirriet (11), shua (6), Tiida %
IERas.-rne Land will be sold nd 2 years
credit, withur interest, good personal security re-
q iirei and lien be retained The Slaves on II
months credit without interest and for these notes
purchasers. With good securities, will be re-
qdred al cose of sale. j. E GLEAVES, g. & NJ
dec5 tbs (
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-24

PAGES AID PIsTUREs from the Writings Of J. Fea-
more Cooper Edited by Miss s1szn Fenimo-e
Cooper.
This is an elegant presentation volume. 1t
Is illustrated with forty steel engr,vings,
from original designs BY DAILY, HAMILTON
and Others, and one hundred aud thirty
sketches on wood. It's contents coBprise =
history OF the causes which led to the pro-
duction Of CooPER's more important vol
umes, the origin of many of his characters,
together with many personal anecdotes, Incl
deats, aud "reminiscences never before pub
lished.
For sale By W. T. BERRY L Co.
A FOREST HYMN By william Cullen Bryant. L.
ius,ratsd from original drawings q forest field and
noxsr scenery, b. John Hoxz
This Is another beautiful and appropriate
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work should he superior TO anything OF Ibe
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