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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-15
WIN. c. BOwYER's TAILOR SHOP

vert DdudHR 70 IdOyus near HdrHtt, " ASH
iigton Sired, East Saginair.
DUT the hest Of custom work Is cut and manu-
I'D featured in the latest styles, from Boys Suit
TO q Gents fun "lsig" Good IT and satisfaction
given or no pay, all garments made at tho lowest
possible price With thanks for public fvors for Ave
years past still solicts continuance Of the same
L. S.--'A. No. l." Clothes cleaning establishment,
for entirely renovating Gents Clothing TO look
almost rs new, by removing all Paint, Pitch, Tar,
Grease &c, not to be cqualed this 81 II Detroit
city. Chsrgcs molerat,. nli-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-15
NEW MILLINERY
e Sta El.ESEM EMIT,

MRS. Nj. Il. CROWELL
FTNAKES this opportunity to inform the Ladies o
l. East Saginaw and vicinity, that she has opened
a depot for all descriptions of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
at the store formerly occupied by John Derby on
Water street She would be happy 10 supply them
with every article in that line in accordance with the
prevailing fashions and at the very cheapest rates.
She feels confident Of being able TO please the Ladies
and earnestly invites their inspection Of her Goods
and Fashions, which are being constantly renewed
Ef5@ ID RESS AKING
also attended to in the very latest styles this
Enlistment.
"a East Saginaw June 9Th 1850. n45-tf.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-15
WEB STER HOUSE.

fTNIIS popular and fayorite Hotel has recently
Il been fitted up in good style, and is every way
calculated for the comfort and convenience of the
travelling pnblic, "and the rest of mankind, /" and
the proprietor having had some experience in cater
ing the public, hatters himself that he cannot be
outdone by any first class Hotel in Northern Michi-
gan. The rooms are large, airy md convenient
and second to none in the State, which makes il a
very desirable house for gentlemen on business or
pleasure.
The table will at all times be furnished with the
uxmies Of the season. as well as the subsantias, for
the inner man; in fact the proprietor means that
the Webster House shall be the ne plus ultra Of
the Saginaw Valley. In connectionwith the house
a little something is kept for the ''stomach's sake
and thine often infrmities," Also, good barn and
stabling well supplied with hay and grain.
LESTER CROSS.
Saginaw City, July 2G, 1860
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-15
High Priced Clothing is no More!

THE PENURIoUs TYRANT is GONE!
But animated with feelings of brotherly love even
towards fallen foe, we say--Requiescat in pace
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
The Southern DisuniOnisis in the
FHnn.e of EsepreseniaIiVes

We have been in the habit of taking IL for
granted that The House of Representatives,
would, after time, BE- organized by some
means or othor. and we are still inclined TO
think thar this will be done, but we must
confess that SIC can at present see no signs
or indications of such result in the doings
OF the mob Into which the members seem to
have re-ol, Ell themselves.
Uuque~ tionaily all such of the members OF
The House rs cherish anything like spirit of
patriotism or one..rr- ii.'ua. desire an oru,.ni
cation upon far and just principles. bnt UNI
uuestionably the extremists of both sections
esp clally OF the South, do not desire an q.
gauiZatOn upon any principles whatever
The frc-caters are anxious. undisguisedly so.
that there shall he no organization either now
or hereafter. for they believe that such "A con
ditDn of things would promote the speed
dissulu ioH oi the Union. the political Object
now dearest 10 their hearts. They have but
one idea of politics. a Southern confedcracy,
consisting eXciusiv ely OF slaveholding States.
OF course that interest is not to be modi-
ed or conciliatrd 10y any concessions or pa
tTiolic move mems that conservative men OF
the North may make. The Southern Dsuu-
iouisIs have q dt 0d. y. adherence of the Union
meetings in the North. They would rather
see a duz.n Norihcrn meetings to aunul tie
fugitive slave law or to applaud old John
Brown and his raid or 10 get up new John
Browns aud Hew raids, than one truly con-
servalive meeting resolving in favor of the
fullest concession aud maintenance of the
rights uf the South, the support of all the
guarantees of the Constitution. and the pre-
>ervation of the Union. They want the Union
de tyoyed. aud, even ii the agitation Of the
question of slavery were of necessity TO cease
forever to-day cr tomorrow. they would still
rave aud madden for The di>s, luton upon
some oth.r preleXt. and adopt any means
calculated in their opinjjn to promote their
one iayorite ohjeet.-Lou. Jour.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
EEon. G. G. nEemmInger.

This gentleman has been the guest of the
Commonwealth FOR several days The i'm
portant duty which be has to perform. MS a
Commission r HCcr. diied ia Virginia by the
Stat Government of South Carolina, Is one
which requires the utmost circumSpoc ion
and delih-raiion. This fact seems to be ully
Apr, ciat. d by Mr. Memmingcr. Ever since
his arrival. he hos been occupied in receiv-
ing visits from and exchanging views with
prominent citizens Of Virginia. official and
unofficial, his evident design being to ae-
quaint hisasclf far as possible with the
sentiment Of the State before proceeding TO
any public or official step. lie is taking
time. undoubtedly in the best way too, by
the foretop.'
Mr.. Memmnger Is very frank and explicit
in exchanging views with those who approach
him on the subject Of bis mission. But we
consider that mission too important to make
these conversational cxpoSitions the subj CT
ofnewspaper gossip 10 be detailed through
a repOrting eolumn f5r the IA, re qualification
of curiosity. and at the risk. too of creating
serious mi,couc, pti"ns. Suffice il tn say,
tbai 80 far a. We are iniorr1ssl the course
which the Commissioner from South Carroll
na seems disposed To adopt, Is one eminently
conservative and practical. II we Judge
Alright, he i not the man 10 sacrifice his duiy
10 rash impulsr--to throw any stub tn the
whale" 81 d iu>.ve conn romise. t. attempt
t. hush n popular demand that tn, q les
tions which now aei'ate eur country shall be
fully met al d decided-to cheat this popular
demand BIS rreommr Hding the trmpor sag ar
imprnctieahle exp dlcuts which so many
years OF discussion aud experiment have
proved IN b. altogether Unavailable. Last
Of all. do we regard Mr.. NJ mminger a. the
man b. employ hts position for the advance
ment OF p.rtzt oiI els
All these rocks vii. we trust, be avoided,
and We have much ruason ia hope tbst. this
representative from oar sister State will,
under thr suction II his high credentials.
materially as,is. oaT 5 ale authorities to-
wards TIL adoption 1T some practical. thor
nagt sad al quaic rSpedient for the entire
vindicstlon aud cstabilshm Mt OF these pOlIti-
cal aud personal rights which are nOw
seriossiy iavad.sl.
IL . a mttfer Of sincere e1ngrsiniaiion that
The Gsog.Iamrnt Of Ssath Ctroiina has ap
pointed a C.uBii-sissner TO Virginia Ia The
p-rsen ~ a dssreeg aid experienced states
man = 10 Niil earnestly epdeayor 10 prosslat.,
spceide sud prae g.etl mpyemeai; Que, to''.
u lso~e political I,-esnl leaves no rssom for
the acea-ssisa 81 altEai-m sven froIn the
IN ssi eaptioas Of c4yillers. RaeangHd bsq.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
Platform, o. the Democracy orImInoIs

The following Is the portion of the plat
form of the u m0crlcy Of Illinois adopted
last week relating to tie slavery question:
Res0ise,l That the Democracy oi Illinois.
in STATE Convention assembled. do rcaSscTt
aud affirm the Cincinnati platform. in the
words. spirit and meaning with which the
same was adopted. understood and ratili-d
10y the people in 1856, and do reject and ut
terry repuGiuic ali such new Issues and tests
rs the revival of the African slave-tradc: or
a Congress ional slave code for the Trrrito-
ric~ or the doctrine tnat slavery Is Federal
Institution, deriving is validity IN tn sevcr-
al States aud Territories in which il exists
iram the Consultation Of the United States.
instead a. b in mere nun ciphl instituliol
existing IL snell States aud Territories "un-
DIR the laws thereof.'
Rsya'rsl That the Democratic party Of the
Uuion is p!cig d in faith aud haaor. by tue
Cincinnati platform and il enforcement of
the kuus Nebraska act, 10 tie following
pTapO, tions:
II. That all questions pertaining to Airi
cea slavery in IIte Tcrtitorir- shall he forever
bIHislietl from the u Ills Ut Congress.
81. hat he p-opl.. of thu Territories re-
sp-vtiv~Iy shah be lest peri, city free to make
jas -uch .sNt a1d r. gGlatinas Ia reSpecl 10
HiaNtFE anu al uiAtF MATTERS OF i'cti CnH-
cerH. IS. thoy mas deierElne fer themselves.
IA Ct Ia oti.sr iiBiiiatiosIs restrictions
tiau those impu,, a by tav Constitution Ui tbs
United Stats
81 iaat all qa. stions affecting the vslidi-
~ ur ciustiiu ituu,iity OF any territorial
ynEcluI AZ. -bail .lc referred FIR inai dvcis-
iaa to tbs Supreme Cvurt OF the United
STATES - Ihe oniy ;rihunal provided i,y ,he
Constitution, which is eompetsus 10 defer
miuc taens.
isoso}r-d. That the Democracy OF Illinois
r-psl Il iasi iHil gaaii0n ile i, .rias aud
uaiounacd lnpuiagioa Hpna tie integrity
aaa iIuparliailly IF tbs ; pu M CuHrt,
n h'c.i j. euB aiard ia the assumption Oh the
part 4 the ,o-esliesi Rrpablicans thai. Ia the
brsi scott easr, that august ttbaaai dvci-
Did against The ris.t sf the pss4Pte Of the
Territories a. d-teFniae he slavery gaesliua
i~r themselves, sttliuut glsing lhcm IA OPP
poTlsniiy OF beng heard by counsel la
deieHss Il sheig rights u SELF goyvrsmUst,
aud "hea "a re was 40 ttrigcriai Law en-
aelfaeas 90 isei bei,,re Coarl Hpoa which thas
qussliau eaaid p3ssibly arise.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

south, fierce and intense as it is and irrecon-
cilable as it may appear, viii not result in
the destruction of our glorious confederated
Uuion. have such confidence in the good
sense of the great body of the soa3hcrn people
that do not believe that they will uulte.
with those among them who desire disunon,
in he adoption OF any measures likely to
lead 10 such a result. without graver causes
to justify such a course fhan any which now
exist; and | have too much confidence in the
moderation, good sense. and devotion 10 the
Union of a great majority of the northern
people, however much they may be opposed
slavery, TO believe that they will gise their
sanction to any counseis or line of policy
tending to aggravate the existing controver-
~. Wren / Use this confidence In he dis
position OF the people Of the north and of the
sssuth, then, indeed, shall de- pair Of the Re-
public.
am. gentlemen. with great and sincere
regard, your iellow-citizen.
JONI BELL.
To H. C. Carey. Esq, and Others, Commit
tee
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

~ The JHion and AmeTic0n calls oui at
tcaiioa 10 paragraph which appeared in
the local columns Of thisjournal Wednesday.
Tie Paragraph was written in spirit Of
pleasan'g Y, and, Of course. could not have
be Il intended as offensive. We presume The
veiy clever gentls men alluded to did not re-
gard it in any ether light. Whenever any
thing which appears in The PATRIoT is intend
ed 20 he personally offensive il will be so
plainly said HAT there can he nc mistake
about IT. If in The local columns. which are
under the control of gentl' man, socially,
morally and intolls etually The peer OF any one
CONNECTED with the Nashville press, he will
hold himself Re sponsible for it, TO whomsoever
may be offended.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, Jan. 10, 1861

THURSDAY, Jan. ~, 1ooU.
The House met pursuant TO adjournment
Mr.. Bicknell presented couple of petit
tious from citizens of MorganiOn, in relation
10 tie charter Of said town.
Mr.. Harris introduced a bill TO amend sec
tion 1852 of the Code.
Senate resoiuiion to adjourn on Saturday
2Is: inst, uH, II Thursday morning 10 % click
10Th inst, to yisit Louisville was taken u
and adopt d..
The bill 10 change the time of holding the
Circuit Court at Harrison, and the CHANGER!
Court at Chattanooga, was taken up, amend
Cd by changing various other Courts, and
passed lis thiid reading.
The bill TO establish voting precinct
Mulberry was amended and passed on thiro
reading.
Mr. Williams, of Hickman. introduced
bill to establish pc. uIaneut Commissioner:
ior the State CupliOl.
Senate bill to amend the charter of tn.
Uuiv,isijy of the South passed its thirt
reading.
The House then resumed the bill to reform
and regulate the business of banking in tb
State, and having considered sections 20, q
% and Is, adjourned till 2 p. N.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
n1ex;cau Mustang Eminent.

Its wonderful effects and subsequent popularity
perhaps article in the history of the Maera Mcdi-
ca, ever acquired The same pstroa7se, vas subjected
the Bumbcr of severe and different tests and
met with so few failures the MEstsBg IIniment-
1t has justly been styled PaHaeea fol all external
Wounds, Cuts, swelngs, sprains, Bruises, or Erup-
tons Man or Beast 1t is far medicine of sur
prising virtue that Physicians compelled to pre-
scribe it. and from remarkable Of Chronic
and Distorted Rheumatic it has naturally at
tracted much attention from tie first scientific minds
of the age No family afford to be without bot
tie of the Mustang Liuinlent in the house Beware
of limitations. - 1855
The genuine is sold by resi- ectable dealers in all
parts of the world.
BARNES < PARK ,Proprietors,
ian2-Im New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
Land for Sale.

I'oRTY SIX al land three miics from the city
i anu situated on Niii Creek. being l.arl OF tie
smith tract - land. Is ai.aI or acTts &c
heavily tnsheIed, the baI-iee cleared and in q fire
stale Tor cuhVaitn. he sail h. the richest quail
y for gardening purposes II mIciior a. lone IN
DavIosUn County IL = IA sFht of two Nils the
line enc sdt rrnBii a Tie eel irr 81 tie l-hd
which ancras an - l-urtuuny Ter ttirg up ice
which Il frs Il hsiccfa Ia TO iltse 81 ne
gge IA tia; business her tcTh-s OF sale, &c.,
apply 60 +. TI.AEIE, ar Co
gaElo-inaiIN GLASCCCk 4 NEMSOA.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
Chancery SaIe--W. IL. Lucas
La. LANDS

ON Saturday the 18th day Of February, $780, at the
W Court House, in Nashville, vii! offer az public
sale, tie highest bidder credits o. Q, 10 and
- mouths with interest from day OF sale the tTnct
of $50 acres Of land which Washington X. Lucas
resides, and formerly known the Edmund
Crutcher place.
will oflcr said tract of land, divided into such
parts may suit the defendant, and viii continue
the sale unul enough shall be sold pay AID satisfy
the decree of TINS Court Of A Allison, Adm
&e-, VS. j. A. Crutcher ard others for 81 461 09 be-
sides interest and cost. Tie property Will be Solo
without the right Of REDEMPTION and the purchasers
will be required TO execute their notes with approved
security, ut the time OF the sale.
sale pursant 90 a decree OF this Court at November
term, 1859, p case Of A. A lisun, Admir- James -
Crutcher, and others ana lien be retained land
until paid for J. F. GLEANES, c. NJ.
Jan. 10, 1860 I'd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
Wholesale DRY GOODS
EDeaf& blind
DIR. Mcleod, OF SCOTLAND,
THE EAIINE Nj AND sKIiLFUL OPERATOR on THE
EAR AND EYE

HAS arrived in NASHVILLE, TENN, and taken
j rooms IA Colanade Building Formerly Cooper's
Building ) on the corner OF North Cherry and Dead
erick streets up stains, where he will remain bal
short attend the treatment Of his scialiiss.
His unequaled success IN curing the above diseases
Is new well known Ia most important cities, his
tesimonials Sufficient t. convince the mosi in
ereduinus. Call aud examine them. Call soon,
his stay limited
Deafness, Dizziness. Buzz ing. Ear-aehe and Ssiss
IN the Head, CatarTh, and all offensive Disc argos
from the Ears Mouth Acs-rils entirely Tcma we'd.
Dr. Nelson has made a discovery Of = medicine
that Wilt prove perect absorption OF the Cataract,
I'd restore perfect vision the tye without the
% the knife ganis-dam Kxw3m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

The Senate resumed the consideration of
Senate Bill on third reading and the Bill TO
euahle the County Courts TO clear -oat the
!ords OF rivers was passed
House Resolution asking information of the
Presideutand Directors of the Branch of the
Bank OF Tenn, ssee at Sparta, was passed.
Mr.. Alien introduced bill to compensate
Printers in certain cases. Passed first read
Jag.
Mr. Bradford, bill to relieve certain par
ties from bail. Passed first reading
Tie Senate adjourned to A. NJ. to-mor-
row.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
4 Valuable Farm for Sale TO
the Highest Bidder.

THE undersigned, agent for Mrs. LAvTNIt Craig
i HEAD, viii, On THURSDAY, The 20 IA OF JAN
UAkY, 1860, Dner tor sale 10 the highest bidder At
Smiths Store la Tank that hands Residence and
Farm, lying IN Williamson county, less than two
miles from Tank, known as the Evans or jackson
place. The tract contains by recent survey 1919
acres aud - poles, adjoining the LANDS OF William
r. Elliston, Dempsey Saw ami others The tract
is we'll watered and Is so ell known a further de-
scription is deemed unnecessary. The sale Will be
positive aud the terms made known the day uI
sale. JOHN I. Hill. Agent for
jsnls-ti Mrs IAyINIA ORAIGHEAD.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

- THURSDAY, Jan. 49, 1860.
Mr. Wood presented petition from citi-
zens Of Cannon County, praying for the es-
fablishment OF a branch of the Bank OF Ten
nessee. at Woodbury..
Mr.. Richardson. introduced bill to repeal
section 276 Of the Code. Passed first reading.
Mr.. Stanton, bill TO allow timid Witnesses
in Cirenit Court suits. to have their deposit
ton taken. Passed first reading.
Mr.. McNeilly, a biilto regulate the taxing
of costs in cersian cases. Passed first read
lag. --.--------
HOUSE Bills PASSED on THIRD READING.
To amend the act in relation to the ap
pointmrnt OF Notaries Public.
To compel applicants Tor New Roads to
give notice. =
To change time of holding Cbancery Courts
. of Blonnt County. ~
SENATE BILLS PASSED on THIRD READING.
Bill TO provide for the disposal of all the
stocks owned by this State in the Railroads,
Tnrnpikes. and other internal improvements
in. THIS State.
To repeal the act granting aid to such Rail-
roads as have not already been commenced.
To insure liens to Factors and Commission
Merchants.
To enable the citizens of Jefferson, Han
cock. and Haw kins County. 10 establish a
Road from Sneedyille to the Virginia Rail-
road.
The Senate adjourned to II o'clock, P. NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

Mrs UfnsIoW. experienced nurse an
emale physician, has soothing syrup forchildren
eethrs, which greatly facilitates the process OF
tee,h:-s softeniDg the gunsre iucing all inama
oa-wilI aliay all pain and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend uponis, mothers. it wilgive rest
o yourselves and reiiefand health TO your infants
Perfectly safe in ali cases See advertisement in
another column. une7daw1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
.FrERNnoN SESSION.

She House met and resumed the Senat
bill TO reform and regulate the business OF
Banking in this State. and having considered
sections "a. %, and 26 with amendments.
adjOurncd till Il. H., tomorrow.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
Saturday the 18th of Ftbrnary, 1860,

az the Courthous in this city 1 will offer public
safe 10 The highest bidder, a credit of u and -
months, with from day of sale ard from
redemption. the tract OF Sos OF Lane bought
BIZ w r Luces, at Chaucery sale in the case OF
A. Allison, Admir- CFHtcher and others, ana lso
whitsett also the OF Is acres part of the
iaI m oWpe by W. r Lucas, and described by him
in the Deed OF Trust made to \ d. Cross.
] will sell such portion OF the 595s acre tract as
may be lef; uEsoid after the sale under the decree in
the case of Allison, Admir-, Crutcher and 9th
eTs addition the said tracts of l0and Is acres,
until enough shall have been sold TO pay anu stlsfy
the decree this this for S3l S., be-
sides interest and costs. Purchasers VIII be re-
CURED execute their notes with approved securi
~ at the time af SALE and lien will be retained
the land until the purchase meney is fully pad.
J. E. GLEANES c. x NJ,
jan1S-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20

E5-Ilen. Jadgv Mason. Of Iowa. v ho uapde
himself % p ptiar ~iih tbs inyensoss Of tn
c aaify shiis be held the oiiee Of cot..s..=
sionsr q PaisH's. ha-. We ls'.ra. associated
h.inzeli with Aaan 1 Co, al The ssseas.fs
aa.r. ia. orsse, New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
CRLSP'S GAIETY.
Free list suspended with the exception of the press
Grand Italian Opera.
Friday Evening, January 2Oth,
Bellin's Nagnii, ent Opera
y o Z III a.

Signor Teresa Parodi as Norma: Miss Hattie Brown
Adelgisa. Firs: appearance o the young Ameri
can Pima Donna, SIgnor sDrigiei as ApoIhone.
Signor y. Barili rs OreVcso.
Sat rday EyeniHg-laSt Opera night but one
VerCI'S MaguidceHt op ra, IA TfEAVATE, (Ca.
mile first Time in this city with superb cast.
Dress Circle arquette. one dollar. Second
Circle so cents. Colored Boxes 90 cents Colored
Gallery % cents. ] 20 1t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
Chancery Sale.

A J. Hooper, VS.. Alexander McCown and others
DURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery Court at
i Nashville IN the above named case, will offer at
public sale az the Court House. in this city,
On Saturday the 18th dav of February, 1860.
A House and Lot Russell street, III kdgefeld,
the same being the property occupied by Alex
McCown, (he lot fronts 90 feet, aud runs back 40
feet 10 All alley.
TEKMs--7 months eredit--and without right Of re-
mptiou-puichase money u be well secured by
personal security, and lien to be retained.
j, N. Is, 1860 I'd J. E. GLEAYES, C. VI.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
ID O ID G Il
Patent Open Fire Places.


IL sha desire eecAouy sn1 confo<l N her tres
n Shows examine DeskEe's feleat. before HskLn<
esker arfsnEcuents. la eeiecs - eet>se any
nsdxss= n.ssst All accomplish Il, na : de<lrsaA
- ato5s me auzs usaal u ne ed nefhef q zeela
sssies neize's felest s.il 90 q. II Yea tes<Fe
eztst tbs se<rrz - "a ofea are, t1en 49, te1f
f.sleaf- ne AkeEt ! h..Fe and a. orders In
AekSzIE AISCltl<, = n - .iteaasd -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
lk G1fIeSf.

w Ill the geFfiCnai y b., W tcs.rit n tie Ilih
w al Nov lat, u hen slid talt. Nm NAIloS
a box OF tiEars. st ua sfaae, tie favsG II
calling - - ULion Suctt J, ". lAN6LIY
lanil--f
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-20
COMPREHENSIVE.
CHURCH ANDERSON & CO.,

tfttetselssz 10 ?. . c Aspkksh&
TN undersigned have fermeE 70 partnership,
Il ander the sfyie ans Arm e C4tECH A>Dkh-
soS CO.. and have 81 Their sls<k Of 6rSe e
Fies frasn he Gid stand. fersseFiy occupied ey
c AAnEEse1, "a BFasd slree.. % TIE large .Ea
vosaoass,sE Warehouse, receEt9 a<eaPied ~ =.
q kee & = thtle "a had gen selectec sieck =
crs.cer ass IN also BE pseferel - the stsrase
CHURCH ASnERsuS.
tAn1s-ry JFlIS u. ANDEiSs<>-