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Nr. Everett.

The Washington correspondent OF the New
Orleans Picagme concludes recent letter 10
Ibat paper with the following paragraph:
Mr.. Everett. in his diplomatic career, she'd
Iustre upon hi, country. His answer while
Secretary OF State To three powers, France,
Spain and England. upon The Cuban question,
was matches, and remains unanswered.
The Democratic Rcyle5C hailed that paper as
he best that ever appeared from the State
-. partmcut. Douglas said that III Everett
had done nothing else to render his admins
tratipn of The > ate Department illusirious.
his name would live ia all coming time in
that diplomatic letter, rs one who could ap-
prcciate the spirit of the age aad perceive
the destiny OF the nation
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29
The Position of ur. Fillmore.

An attempt has been made recently TO
create the impression that Mr.. FILLMORE sup
p rts the republican ticket. We have re-
garded this as simply an impossiblity. No
one who has stood in the position OF antago-
nism TO sectionalism which Mr.. FILLMORE &C.
cupied in 1856. can support the republican
cause of to-day. But Mr.. FILLMORE does not
leave the matter in doubt. In private let
ter to freud, the Jersey City Standard says,
Mr.. FILLMORE writes as follows
elf it was in nay power, / would at once
elect McSsrs. Bell and Everett, than whom
better nominations could not have been
made"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

1s-Nor is it matter Of surprise that In A
conjuncJpTe - lucxpect q ard anomalous.
when, In TIE cruuciation OF Democratic pr,n-
ciplrS he uOsor 0f Iiru3a rss 0nsFtszrae b. a4aas
o. Uhlo and fssfslfsia fIG H Al4f as SER fofc
fe saccilss5 70 Tss1noEf rsd HeA!sas. hs sAOHtd
Be ezeiiei feelings, dusdei eosHssfs md disooraIf
Gesl0R.
We take the above from tie manif-sio Of
the eighteen members Of Congress who are
very sullc.tous thaG the di~auion seceders
IRON the Charleston Convention should. With
Out ceremony resume lh. "a placls Ia iie BALI
more ConvruIion They think IL very hard
that the voice 81 Wig MA H. the making VI
platform shoald l. 0FcFirlrae by OAio, aud
that Louisiana and Arkan~as shoald suocaHsh
10 Vrrmo [ and Michigan We wOnld X.
Why should not Virginia he svvfSOgue by
ObIo, when thr Halter State Aa- on,-1hifd
more population aud double Ise humber OF
Democratic e. that Virginia has! The
Cvugre- siunsl ia ia .suuid ia. vi.sr 50 udO he
a5ecFais ( Virginia have us"Te 10 Nsy ia tie
plstiOra matter thaa Tue III 900 ID mocr.ts
&c Ohio, aud they wpuid give p ~ dat L.
AZ O0O Dvm.-cssiS la ATksR-lS unsI l. uisiana
Oysr ti5.- Is OU9 DrfnucE-is la N.TuHunI AM
Michigan Ibai = al " ID Iaocf 49,! Ihry
want the minority a. rule IN "a gtsy. f.es
y,aald have Ih- sng.1UL ID Ia erals la Ihe
s.ase SIais> MAKE FssiiOs IA = - 40 mir
snes 10 the Hisass 81 Tie i-2oe.000 Deln0-
crHts 10 ih, fr~e Staiss- Geltlrmea. IA eaa't
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

''NIGGLRs Is LooKIN' UP."-An old darkry
in Washington who supposed from the ex-
traordiuary preparations that were being
made To receive the japanese Embassy. that
il was composed OF a superior order Of be-
irgs, delivered himself thus, after these
strangers had arrived WAY, dey amt
nothin' more'n colored folks. wild der heads
shaved. Plenty colored folks in dis town
whittier den dey is. Better not come here.
Go to foolIn' round too much, somebody
snake 'em OF aud sell t. Orleans D. Lord
bless Us, any how, nigsers Is lonkin' up"
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WILL COMMENCE On
Tuesday, May goth, 1850,
AND
Continue Five Days.

Sweepstakes fer uniried year Colts 800 entrance
SIS forfeit; one mile heats; three four ILL the
stake; Club To add 500 If the race IL run
l. M Yourg enters br C. by imp. Albion, dam by
WoodfOik's I.evE,than.
.. Also, enters br. f. by imp. Albion, dam Martin
Dunn BY imp. sovereign.
8 A Turner enters b. c Architect by imp. Glencoe
dam Princess Anne by imp Ieviaihaa.
l. W II. johnson enters Oh. {. Tenth IL gon by imp
Albion, dam Polly Elliott by irp- Lcvlathau
D. Gen ". H. Harding enters br. c. ChIvairy b.
Chlde Harold dam Kate KiAg by imp Priam
g. Also enters gr- c. Loyalty, by Chide Hzrold, dan
Della by imp Prlam
I. Geo. Eliot enters ch T. by imp. Albion, dam AM
Chase by iiEp- Levi .than.
8. Barnes x Halfway enters {. Twilight by Lexing
ton dam by Eclipse.
9. 7. e. Moore enters b. C. by Brown Dick dam Mid
way by Boston.
10. Roun tree & 81 b. c. by I'd Sovereign
dam b. Wagner.
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Give versus lard eli.

Al a ins euas ~ thr Fstni-ts Club, con-
ncCisd " ia th~ American Ihstitute, Prsirs-
str VI 4t5es ASSERTED that what I'VE receive a.
olive u,i IA Use market II nothing more nor
les tuan the surplus lard sea, uy ouI pork
merchants g. France, y here it = transformed
intO tue grssElts astf-te 81 sweet oil. ana Te-
turBrd 20 be Us Il at iu,. tables Of thusu ycty
Pc. s0ns Who exported Il ia "A solid STATE
luis j. EIsitti5 s-t.ti-ss .-~-- ..ss-s.,ss
th- lovers At par, sweet tsOlr oil among IA,
aud j. no doubt Iruv. We Vtntae 10 say
that sos onc-lenth OF the oil aoid for that ui
the olive IA our country, J. anything else
than lard oil. Any IsrTsuH eaa couVcit slie
cuIumoa lard OF sOid iUr bgT4iag ln lamps
iGta a. good s'sreg oil As lhat winch q, gen
crafty sold ioF olive oli, b. the follow Ia =
process: lake LAY aoOuI quart II the coin
InOA Qil. a44d Place X Ia a eIesa tia 40, aiid
Ell &c ua "a sto.e. bring u up - aisou, the
heat Of scAidlas wafer, and thea add about
use quarter 81 al ogncc ~ 81 sd ,iis -Uly,d
ia 49, = teaeaflut oI hst ~asei. sur tats
iato tac uii lot aUoal Fl - miaa;ss. ihea take
on lie Ye--ti- he eleAE OIL s4ould X
po4rcd OF latv clean Ouei t.ifuash cotton
Ci,,.h To ssrain 1t. be oil ublziard ~ this
t.eataeat j. sweet sud pare. tAe~iirat Tor
u444a- lac iaaellaUTs, sia 4ur nsakias 1es-
ialslvei ga ioE tse hslr-- Sesxsfsas -dnssTsfss-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

Closing DAY. Saturday, May 20, ls6g-Purse 81,
COO FIR ali ages; mite heats.
!. keeae R.chaI dsou enters L. h. Colossus,
- old, by Sovereign; dam sister 20 Pryor dis.
J. II irper enter II irper McGr.sth's c.h. En-
doris T, 1 years Old, by Wagner dam Mar
grave
b. Duncan enters J. CtmTbelps c. C. Joe
StpueT, by Wagner, dam b. Glencoe
I. Il. Hunt enters J. II Foiey's b. h. Maren-
g.. By S.ver" e; diam by Boston dis.
Time FIRST heat .I65. sscond heat 1851 third
heat Z2J-.
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SbsriG's Sales.
Sherins Sale.


DY virtue of q 20 me directed, and delivered
ID from tie Honorable Cifou.i U0ari Of D4ylaslai
county, Tennessee, At is January Term, Isoo,
Will expose u Tuhc slii-, a. the highest hiddrrl
for cash, at the Court house lsrd. the Csts "A
Nashville, on Saturday, the leth day OF Mas
lsoo. ali the right. tale, Cl interest ana estate
watch samuel n MaFgaa TIM had, OF NAV h-ve3
acquired III ana TO the following described Ne
gro man nam-d san, aged about skis Evd
Years, color black LIT. No. - ffontj
loo feet he Sutl SHE OF Broad 81 and runs hEc
hunured ana si2ty Lile feet alley ige Zee
wide, md fruntS hundred fvct ga said A iey.-A
tract land on The south size OF Clmocf Ia ID
Ia isrict No II, be- iuuing Ia tl4e OF the
BrlcS Church Turnpike road. thruce running NorIh
81 rlast t~euty poles = stake, theace IS East
rwenty-hve poles, 10 Poles 10 stake The
Nest boundary 81 the old rag tract, thvIce IA
3 40 West with s.,Sd Pa-e lIue Is 10 poles 10 a
sicne, thence odih 5Sa Nrst - pObes Tolk ,
thence south IS Ia twenty poles q fh, cen
tire Of the Turnpike road thelce SOGth IS East 4
peles o. tie beginning --Lul, No ~ IA lie plan #
West Nashville, frssnt the hundred feet he
muuhraue STREET ami running bscs ole uns and
sCvcnfyuvr Get u twelve feat alley, bang lived
tue property OF : muci J.. Trs 10 satisfy
a ia, gmrnt Trnd,Tc ga tavor al Janioz R. Falls
agaIA Samuel X. AsIg gan.
JOHN X. + 'MU nSON,
Sheriff ~ DAWSON county.
aprSO-tds- fiy =. OK III. ep. SG'H.
PoSIPoNENlNr The above sale has beea FassIpoaed
uaiIl tie 2Stl INST, by co4ssut OF larfi-s
a. GRE. L, n ;.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29
OPENING HYNN.-An unknown exchange

OPENING HYNN-An unknown exchange
is responsible fur the following:
The Democratic Convention which is 90
hold is adjourned meeting az Baltimore on
the lS,h OF jane, will open it, srs>ion I,y
singing the fpluwing verse from that good
old hyml by Waits. Brother i. +. Butler.
OF Massachusetts,, will raise the tune. and
the entire Northwestern Squttt-r Sovereign
y d legation, under tie lead of Richardson,
Of Illinois, will j0in in the chorus:
- when 4 raging fever burns.
We silfi FROM eide slir b. turns;
But fiis f'oor rei.f We ga,
To Ciaase the liscy b4i Acep the p.la.
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For tie Patriot.
To MS. n. H., Nashville.

wsn"w reoaii these baurs dear friend
Nhea ws were h. tiy siis.
Hours hsa. We hof.ed would never end
h. oar pare, hsppy prize;
wheu iNt'IinE & tiiy sad, sN eel voice
"a woFes e csuusrl true,
t-sal.g our n obbias hearts rel ice.
iu eaE ssisH pTeccpts, o.
Al, we could ever liuEeT near
T. ave tly word. 81 love,
IaiI SHY 'rOa uuF IisisaiEs ear
a. co-iagsof dove,
T. catch The ashs e ~ dark eye
Rss iaat vsti truth and -,
ghseh spe4ks ny souls A,sL parity
Bassis 81 saith's alloy.
70 zee thee suile uFon rs then
ffse. ehres q ktaa.
AZ VITA ~ gasssy sFae - cad
oae other charm "a hisds
conbiae4 sIl--ths 81 = ia.ass-
A. bsF.lsse fTeaa hs-vea,
Pr n 80 ellis a. HIs al
AscA leye u Ties has sivsa-
The tsy ours % taiEk u thss
Neeh q aiFaAe'as uae,
The dzysFeFo ylas nay -
sF1s4, si-&s h-ze ~ . "a:
o. 3. ~ ~ ss-ssz -osss - s-zT;
ia.hsln's sssiia ear Ae-st.
Il - Ia = 49, "a sas-as 4zy
or sls-2ase pat
Rlss.Ios So So rsy -. issa
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FRIDAY, JUNE IST.
Proprietor's Purse $500. Mile heats
SATURDAY, JUNE 2ND.
Jockey Club Purse, $500. Two mile heats.
SAME DAY.

SAM Me DAY.
Sweepstakes for three year Odds. Single dash g.
miles.
SlO0 entrance S50forfeit three or more 10 nil IN
STAKE; Club To add 500 the race is ruu
L. W h. Johns ON cutters ch T-ntb Legion by I'M
Albion, dam Polly ElIott by Lev athta.
2. NJ Yong enters br cby imp Albion, dam b,
Woodfoikis Leviathan.
3. Also, enters by br imp Albion, dam Marlh
Dunn by ims Sovereign.
4. Gen. ". G. Harding enters or Loyalty by Chill
Huold, dam Delta by Prlan.
5 50 enters br CJivalfy by Cailde Harold, dali.
Kate King by imp Pritn.
g b. +. GhedIiam enters { by Free Ira lc, dan
by 2 BelshaZzar.
:. Gen. Eiii"tt etIe. 5 Ch by imp Albion dam Am
Chase by imp LevaIh,n.
s. A. Barnes enters Ch TOodles by Hghlande
dam by Epsilon.
Q. RnunUtree Stoner enter Stllie Woodward b.
imp Albion, dam Eldora by imp Fri
10. 7. G.. Moore enters c by b own nlck dam Md
way by BJston. b. +. CHEATHAM,
may-9-td Proprietor.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

ADVICE 10 LADIEs.-we aware there are many
of our lady readers who complaining weakness
and debility. Our advice is to 90 at once and get
some of MGI4zASis STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD
PURIFIER 1t is delicious Tonic, and just the thing
Strengthen anu Invignrate the whole Organization,
and purify tho Blood. See advertisement in another
column. my10-d&wIm
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Fiae PIlnts, Erergreens, &c.

The m neroas fr-eaas Il wr wttuss SEssEH. u
she itesssEx kssd Nursery tsiiia, Willie u ased
80 seaFu that ~ = NJ city sith
raece eniie uoa from his extensive HsstiraitsEzl
GsFstess
NJ. IL. guarantees all ktirs nate By tias, ard
tlsssss - ~ ksaw him asF si.h fnsf eaan lessee IL
aess IL tlsH Ffsat Aceflas kssas - Bz<g SHgstns
Co, Ne - College street where tlss fzfi~s. sna
asa a. saa s9s~-a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29
sIrs xvfnsIoxv, an experlencea nurse

5Irs WINSTON, an Experiences nurse
emaie physician, hasa soothing syrup for children
eething, which greatly facilitates the process of
tee,hi-g by sof;eniDg the lucing allinfama
on-wili allay all pain and is sure reguIatetbe
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, it will give rest
yourselves and reIief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe all cases. See advertisement u
nothercolumu uneTdawIy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

Mr.. jas. Ii. Swan. L. ). ID putty Marshal
for West TcnHes>cr. has Just returned lrom
Columbus, Ohio with r he went Tor the puT-
pose ui executing upon TIA, Governor OF Ohio
"a rcquisition from the Governor of T cnu,ssec
for Inc uIreSt and delivery To- him OF the per-
son % one Stephen q keunedy. charged with
-teuliuE five negroes from his wife. II this
Ity. duri.g tn plst spring. The negroes
as charged were the sc aratc property OF
Mr. kennedy. and were stolen ir, m her 10y
ler husband who cIoped IN company with an
tbaudJned woman, t"king with bin these
lrsroe- his wtlc's jew,lry aud th"ir little
child. kennedy IOuk the negroes TO Virginia
and cold th-m, whence he went To ONO IN
company with his paramour. rcquisition
was issued by Gov. Harris, At the instance OF
Mrs. K-nuedy. Tor the arrest aud delivery Of
Kennedy 10 the Marshal, for high crime
against the laws OF Tennessee
Mr.. swan proceeded 10 Columbus. aud de-
'iySr,d to GvY. DenniSon tine requisiliun of
ioy Harris Gov. D-nnisun ask Il time to
lrliocTat", before giving bis answer. aud ia
nalf an hour returned 10 the hotel and ad
i>ud Mr. Swaa that property IN slaves Was
not recognized Ly the law OF Ohio, and
therefore II Sas ~ oumr', 10y said laws, to
seal them. Mr.. Swan thea proceeded m
company wish Mrs. Kennedy TO Cleveland,
wbyrr kcuu'lt and Ii- paIaIn sur were stop
Plug, sad arraisnrd henn dy lot stealing bis
vile, l-WriTy. Kennedy Mas tried by
ma islfttc and h id TO bal. which he readily
gave 10y drpu-iting In the hands OF lawyers
The same money which he had received Tor
,hr stolen slaV-s. w are glad to learn that
urs. r, uLcdy succtedr'i 10 g,tt.ug possession
IT her cniid, "a hjci size seq Il a. the dOmlCil
Of Kennedy --Mrnphis i peal.
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TriVaie correspondence
ALEXANDER Won EU MBOLDT.
w. T. BERRY & co.
NAVE JUST RECEIVED,
The Private Correspondence
Alexander N0n HUM bOiNt


copyright translation the original German,
by PrieurieL ktpp. one large l2no. volume, bound
o N uslin, with steel Portrait.
- The pub lcation OF taese letters in Germany has
reduced rena sable. nSatioa in Eur,pe, and
viii create profound interest wherever the book Is
cad. Since its announcement there has been the
almost curiosity TO see IT. Baron HumbaIdt who
unqUes,iontby the most I'll ous Ia y c,saiopol-
IAN savant OF the age, ana perhaps the most abso
,Utcly learned mau Tat ever lived, had has PR
vate thoughts aud opmions 81 and things which
very freely expressed ties, or hand private
letters 10 his friend. They full of aRecd0te gas
Up anI soandal-out spoken, never sparius, dcaung
n every tevca the hshes') ii. esJioa A g.oug tins
correspondence XIil be found curious letters pub
ana private Interests from many of the eel
ebrated and prominent men 10 every department Of
Literature, State, sc ence and At.
W T. BERRY & CO. have also just received PROBES
-or J. Ii. INGaAHAMS
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WEDNESDA Ny, MAY 3oTH.
Jockey Club Purse, $500. Two mile heats.
THURSDAY. MAY s1sr

THURSDAY. MAY 3IsT
Sweepstakes for three year ODDS Mile heats $40
entrance, $50 forfeit; tree 10 fill the stak,
Club 10 ada ) 90 ftIe race i run
l. Gen ". g. Harding enters gr Loyalty by Child,
Haroli, dam Delta by PrltIn.
.. Also, enters br Cliva! b. ChIlde Harold dan
Kale hing. b. imp. PTiIm.
3. NJ Young enters br by imp. Albion dam By
WooIfolS's Lev ath4n.
4. Also cutters brf by mp. Albion dam Martha Dun
by / sp- Sovereign.
s. A. Tuner enters b Architect by mp. Glencoe
lam Prime S. Anne by lmp. Leviathan.
b Che Itham cutters br I b Free Trade, dam
Second BeCha ZZir.
=. Rou dfrfe StOuer enters SalIie Woodward b,
imp Al6ioc, dam Euuor2 By iuip. PriAm.
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SheriG-s Sale.

IOY virtue OF venCitinn Npouas me directed aud
4 delivered from the Honorable Circult Court Il
davidson Co, Tean., n IL January Hera 1860, viii
expose II pabC ,,ic 10 the ui-rSt esdcT lr cash .
the Court uousc Yard, tu the CITY uf Nashville.
SATURDAY, the sis DAY on JUNE, 1860. all the
TISht ttlv, claim, interest aud estate, which JHcl
A Battle then hSl, or may have since acquired
and To tue FOL Iyysg described trfCt uf land
Inning Hi-ht Hun red Acres bon tlci follows
bounded on tHs 20 ia hs tie lands 81 81. Bait.c,
tn East by lands { K Brock Gas J hn>ID md
GRAY. on the North D. Nm An~,su. aud ON the West
by IA iaudS o. 4. Bush aud Jc-rpa tl,H and Mrs.
:. ! Bate les maize a ; 'ci.ack 4 NJ, Nav All
lS6O ne ng tn ,iue ci Saul. dos
hviHs ested tie property q Joel A. Bsti-e TO
salifl jsd- me q rcuucTed lH favor the sans of
tennessee Agt4ns Joel a. ssatls. May ilib, IS y.
nlayI6-td X BRANCH, Dep SHern.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

HO1lOway's Ointment.-VAocSX A>D
TEEIHTNG Tine Of the infant frequently becomes
too much infamed, the skin looks unhealthy and
peels off. The scalp, ears and neck present
Of sores-when teething commences all these symp
toms are aggravated. The Ointment is an antidote
to this disorder M nursery should be with ut it.
Sold everywhere mayZ3-lw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

AFehbi hop tia ghes AMI lAe Roman Cath
oils BsGoP a 81 Jo.sa's Appeared - tue
Boagizs "a ason .E4t4ol a. EAv Covpes i.ss1a-
tsIs "a Isgssazy als4t, belag sFsaS a. aaSFc
NJ. frgrr GeoP-g. The Area0ss1op R.ss
sisssly wrap ap. a. 4 suH sshg ffafa IL
heal a. FFi.acs Joha Van Basea and William
II. keasedy we're oa the platform - tne SANS
us.tiH-s. sud ~tre xsEniiy greeted.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29
Se,eetea A.uu,n Coal.

THE nnsst int Is selected Lump Coal a 10 he
found ~ the T. aa Yard, y here q = seia AZ tbs
% arics - ceaas per sssilri- brna yu0r oraers
q Bsx .. - =. .. aud they $50 b issunI.iiy "a
"a az 4 In cAnEr44 , aGNEA,
fee3-u Yard b.Sk Il \. c K K Bei,os 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29

In this city, on Sunday, Nay 9TH of Pneumoria ia,
Mrs. E n WYATT, wife Of Mr. Thomas Wyatt. this
city.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29
Choice New Grass Butter.

tc PITS Gac new Fresh Butter Will arrive On
~ to-ni0ryoN niom.ng per Railroad, and ior sale
b, BENJ. SHIELDS %.
4 FINE Buggy Horse for s4le-aVrls b.
~ mssl5 BENZ. b. SifiklitS X CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-29
4 Magnificent Chance.

7 WILL sell nay Farn ia Franklin coGnty, Tenn, 90
l. gosk Crueb six miles Southwest Of fallahoma
consisting OF 500 more Acres OF Land IL can b.
divided into two places II has Oh good Improve
m1nts-the best 81 spring water. good Grlsl an'
saw M, and within four miles OF three celebrate
watering places.
For further Information apply to b. +. WHITE ,oi
the place, 70 at Upei0usAs, La
iam6.-wu RF WHITE.
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y O Il &c T.

TI'uE BSa-d Il Directors of the Nashville Ccmm~r-
4 Cili ius1r nee Com ANY has DECLARED dividend
OF SIX poflas snare ogt 81 the prpnts FAR the Esl
AK months y - able aisd after tue 6tH ias-
JAMES WALK X.
mAys-ln Secretary.
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STRAWBERRIES.

N ow = the time l. Tut them az. The hest Jar
" . Icmlesis Yellow stone Jar--the bvsi and The
che pest
RtFEIGER TORS--if you want youg tier hArd,
yauT frults cool "a for the tbi, ana ave
yuur e aei cue q onf best Fh.IaHelpba keirisers
tlrtae isiosi CO. om,al ar Be best aFtico ia tAe
market AACkENL 4 NINChIN.
ms5lh-u
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A. II. sCoE s. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
: " Corner OF BEoA.i sne Aarketstrevts,
Nashville. Tenn.

KNTF are prepsF.1i n rxrCa ufsiers ior Drugs
w and uedictnes sad ali articles isff'Aii''
inE 70 llse 4fag isiAsss, Elth .ezpsteh I'D at tle
lowest aaaskrt proc
IN. me IA atom y n be given heretofore 20
hav. every aFllUlr EutEi isitF = feFss 2 its.
AMI in a. ust.uco iii Nltg b. pat a insi - OF
4 siaablf,fissr s1sahislscstef rtsar4Stsr-
Il . oar tsteHtgs - .ni.EiR he FepctsiiHu ~
have e. klsllel sol ius bat FaFe Affnss anu
Aellcl ,sH tteFriprr tnFit7 = "a 80 SA-nsne
oar slocs before R4fias eisr here be-irstH sfetn
ssaw ga ia ueen-uts Frtd "a saefca "a Ia o. Anf
sstses rssutferu city Ga 4titson - prpEs = nsfe
asas,sf atty hsni large stork # eriilntTfs
ra.s,s Aaa Iiist AFttres Wate f.sai isasae % usii
,.t.siasss sz4'sa-s tslsr. zsd = iass fsr ueai-
Apste-a
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Sunday School Celebrations.
Flags! EIags!! FIags!!!

M OTHlNG adds SO much TO the appearance Of a
In Procession og Sunday S"bool Child zen asa Flag
iutho h1ad Of every little boy and giT.- LUCK =
now prepared to furnish them many quantity, II -
College street, up stairs over Shields auction Room
niay1-t
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Notice.

THE Morning Train on the Tenn ssec and Ala
L baTa Riilroat going South will leave Nashville
qt rs A. NJ, commencing Monday Morning May IS
1860 ". On. PERKINS, Sup't.
may 2S-3t
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Jdsi Received by II. 4. Parrish Il Co.
am RASS Clusbed Corn;
-OO i03 bs.s Family Neal
as bags bite Meal Cora
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGS,
Logan County. ky.

THIS dcig htful and healthy summer resort viii
i again he open for the reception OF visitors
the llLh of June.
AIRS FuEGEss wi have charge Of ihe Ladies De-
partmeut, and the Proprietor VIII try g maze every
Ni-iior fcei al home II Is useless spfak Of the
med ciBa QUALITIES q water. L Of py spepsia,
chronic niarrl oed &c =, TOO well known 10 need
eating.
Tho cars leave Nashville and CaTksville every
morning 81 o'clucE. aud connects at the De In
: rang huld with Mr. II. c Hockersmth's four horse
Mali Coaches viii IA will run direct a. tie springs,
arriving by o. hack p ". IA ough tickot7 can be
obtained Ia Nashville and C1arksviie II pr. ferret.
may 2I-iw ID. JEFtR ~, Proprietor.