ocr: SALE OF GROCERIES. nr DAVIS, PILCHER & CO. On Tuesday, Nov. 18th, We will offer for sale in front of our Auction Rooms, tho following articles, to-wit: 80 Ilhdi prime Sugar, C5 Bags Rio Coffee; 2ii ooia tioai bug&r, 13 du Crush'd do, SI do 2 Mackerel, IS do ball do, 21 do Monongahala Whisky, 25 bbls Buckly Whisky, 10 do Mal. Wine, S b3 Pepper, S do Spice, 4 do Ginger, IS bors imp. Tea, 20 doz Hemp Bed Cords, lib do Lagmra do, SS do Star Candles, 03 do Tallow do 4 1 do Palm Soap, 5 t Boxes Claret ft me, 43 do Tobacco; various brands, 50 doz Brooa.8, M doz Buckets, 100 BdU D O wrap psp3r, 75 do Med du do, 2 Tierces it ice, o aegs indigo. is aox Miton do, ISO boxes Glass Ware . With manvothet articles in the Orocerr line. Nov.14, 56. DAVIS, 1'ILOUEK A Co. WANTED 20,000 bushels of Dried Peaches and Apples, for which the highest market price will be given in cash by novl4-tf DAVIS, PILCHEIl & CO. Time Sale of Groceris, AT AUCTION, ON MONDAY, NOV. 17th. Br H. S. French & Son. "TTTB trill tell at Auction, la front ot our Warehouie, in V V lou to mlt purehaieri : 125 htidi fair to prime Sugar ; SOU bap Kio Coffee ; 300 boxes Star Candles ; fiOO boxei Tallow Candles ; 1000 bigs Salt ; 50 bbis Mackerel ; 1UO boxes Tobacco ; 200 barrels Whist j ; S5 casks Soda ; wlih numerous other artlces In the Grocery lino. Txitit Liberal anamaue kdowb un uay vi taie. nor 14 U.S. FRENCH & SOS. " AT AUCTION T11IS NIGUTl BOOKS, WATCHES, FINE GOLD JEW ELRY, FANCY GOODS, &c Sale to commence at GJ o'clock . Come early to as lo jet in. hotM It On Cedar street, near the fost-Offlee. TO TUE LAUlEa. BENJ F. SHIELUS would most respectfully call the si! tendon of the Ladles uf tbe city, to bit splehdld assort ment of Cloaks, fer Ladies and Children. French Kmh'd Millenery and Fancy Triinmin-s. Will be offered a fewdijs only, at Ho. 42 Public Eqnare. ootH NEGIIOES AT AUCTION. WILL sell Sire or six Negroes at Auction next Sitcs- n.w r.m ... . 1 ' .1 months credit. Salt noililvo at It o'clock:, at the Conrt House gats. TnoTl4 id KEES V. FOKTtK.


Nashville union and American. [volume]

ocr: TWO WEEKS ONLY. To the QuQenof Flowers, PLANTS IMPORTER RY LATE ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE. T. O J) O U X, ILORIST AND NURSERY MAN, from Aogiers, (France) and branch Nurseries in Alieni. Af ncal resnectfullv infoi cialty, tbathehasjustarrived with the richest Plants to be found, such as flowerand fruit plants, Camelias. Magnolias; Daphnes, China. Lcmon Trie, Rhodendons, Peonis, Ar borea.1250 new Rose Trees, Fruit Troes,Pear. Apple.Cberry and 1 each Trees ines.Gooieberry, Raspberry and Straw berry Bunches: Perpetual Fiemish Pink', Bulbous Flower Root; lolato Seeds, havingthe same taste andflivorts the Pongord truffle; new ear.y Peas of a prodigious size, and delicious. The whole on very moderate terms N B. Persons reading ia neighboring States, and de s ircus of procuring Potasoand PaSeeds, will r.lease send tn their orders, and the articles will be forwarded through the Post Office, at 1 per bundle of hfty. Packing up for the country and abroad attended to. Toe Seeds are guar, ontied. Catalogues to be had gratis, at Mrs. Croaker's old stand, No. SS, Union street. max8 2w.

place_of_publication: Nashville, Tenn.

publisher: John L. Marling & Co.


ocr: SStil ssgast: Bfflfeftj ySiMJ Has? R. H. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE D2ALEE AND MANUFACTXTHER OF Gentlemen's Clothine, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for tbe Spring and Summar trade is now complef e.em bracing every variety of style and fabric to be found In the Eastern Markets. My business being strictly and exclusively conGned to the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to offer greater inducements than any other bouse in the city, and should alone be sufficient guarantee to all who purchase Ready Made Clothing, that they ean supply themselves with a much larger variety of styles and assortment of sizes, at a less price, by making their purchases direct from the Manufacturer. septMf R. U. BROCKWAY. FIRST PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES'


ocr: erally to see In use, and glvo them a examination and bo satisfied that tbe half has not yet told. deca? tf W.t-SSYO.JR. R.J.I.UEB. FOR HIRE. TTTE have several likely Negroes for hire lor the VV anceof the year. Among them are some House Servants, an Excellent Coot, &c Apply soon feb2S J1UIU 1,1' stirs A. Kerr & Co., 8TOEE NO. 21 CEDAR STREET XAMiriLLE: DIRECT IMPORTERS OF THE REAL HAVANA Segars, Virgia'a Chowing and Smoking bacco, French Brandies, Jamaica Bum, Holland Gin Wines. Cordials. Fruits. Ac julyl7 R. O'KANE, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQTJOES, South-East corner of Church and Collego Streets. Nashville, Tennessee. Cash for all kinds of Produce. YITHEAT. BYE, BACON, FEATHERS, VV wool, Ac, &c , by it. UMvAHt;, jan3'56 S. E. Comer College and Church sts. ON E HUNDRED TONS PITTSBURG IRON, assorted, now ia store and lor sale low for cash jan3'5 R. O'KANE, NEW ALE. tfA BBLS received and for sale low by OU jaul R. O'KANE. CIDER VINEGAR cxprofsly lor family use. For sale by, janS'66 R. O'KANE. 10,OO Pounds We 51 Bried BACON WANTED FOR CASH, IMMOIAULl"bj marl 9 tf R. O'KANE. London Lady Potatoes. "1 fill BUSUhLH received and lor sale by iuu aplO R O'KANE. Jamaica Lnm. A GENUINE ARTICLE, warranted pure, suitable for Xjl Medical purposes, for sale by apl R O.KANE. .LATEST STYLES-FANCY GOODS. WE E HAVE RECEIVED AN ASSORTMENT OF NEW STYLES. FANCY FRENCH CASSIMERE3, FANCY PLUSH VELVET, AND RICH SILK VESTINGS, FOB CAT.T. A VII WINTB1! WEAK. which we are prepared to make up to order in the latest bllliLS. The inspection of our customers and the public is soli cited. CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT, sepl tf. No. 15, Cedar street LIBERTY AND SLAVEOY A NEW ROOK, BY ALBERT T. BLEDSOE. L. L. D.. Professor of Mathematics in the University of Virginia, COXTDfTS. Chap. 1. The Nature of Civil Liberty. Chap. 2. The Arguments and Positions of Abolitionists Chap. 3. The Argument from the Scriptures. Chap. 4. The Argument from the Public Good. unap o, ine rugmve siave Law. Tbe above work is for sale by apr2 CHARLES W. SMITH. NOTICE. A LIBERAL price will be paid for a No. 1 SADDLE HORSE, nothincr short of oNo. 1 neid annlr. En. quire at DR. HERMAN'S. msy21 2t Cherry street.


ocr: R. H. BROCEWAT, WHOLESALE DEALER AND TJAHUFACIT7ELB OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 71 1-2, Public Sqnare, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Stock or Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the


ocr: bedsteads: bedsteadsi CONSTANTLY on hand and forsaleatMcCombs'Bed stead Manufactory all kinds of Cottage and Fancy Bedsteads, such as Cottages' Boubleaad Single Misses, St-LonUdo, FliinCottage do, Doubleand Single Lounges do,"at nil prices. ALSO Cribs, Towell Racks, Trunnel Bedsteads, Small Fancy Tables, Wothstands, Ac. Also, a general assortment of Matrasses, all of which will be sold at wbolesala and retail as cheap as can be bad in Cincinnati or any other city. 52f" All work warranted as represented. ' Dealers m the country will find it greatly to their inter est to. eive ui a call. Tkeiis. Four months for good paper, or 5 per cent off ior case. Factory cornerof Springand Cherry streets' Ef We will pay the highest market price in Cash for any quantify of Hockded Shucks. J. W. McCOMBS. W. R. CORNELIUS, fcb2 ProprieVir. Agent. A CARD. WE are tinder-way again and will be pleased to' serve onr friends in any thing they may want in the Fur. nitureBne. (octio) GROOMES, NANCE, A CO.


ocr: sept io - u - iua AiJison. Flags, Banners, Mottoes, Transparencies, &c., TTWIl Military and Political Purposes, gotten npon short I? notice and reasonable terms, by Tl HUONG, rept23 lm Painter, Union street. FARE HEDTJCBD TO $7 FHOM 1TABHTILLE XO JACKB0U", TUNN. . YI A Tennessee and Alabama Kailroad, Columbia and Waynesboro. For seats apply at tbe jGeneral Stage, OIL'ce. Leaves Nashville Hondays, Wednesdays and Fri dara.at 6K"-m- dec22 tt. Gold Fens: TOON, NELSON & CO.,'44 Union street, aro tha only ajonts In Middle Tennyssea far S11BPA.KD3 Colo Pass which , have oven ic eon.tant use by many of the raos experienced Book-keepers In the eliy for several years, wtth i -feet satisfaction. 'jry A trial of these pens la only necessary In order to get pjn to do satisfactory service. itpt.20


ocr: Mc-w HMDWASS HOUSE. SHARPE'S Riles, Double and Single Shot Guas, from 3 to JEOjeacb, Pock tt and Table Cut lery, Itazirs, fc'cis sors, and Shears, Axes, Nails, and Chains, Hoes, Uin. ges, and Fi'es, ALSO, A general assort ment ot Edge Tools, House Building and House Furnishing Hard are. Farmers' Utensils, Ac We respectfully solicit all Merchants visit ing the city to a careful elimination of stock and prices. ocil2-tf BEAUMONT, VANLIER A CO.


ocr: NEW HARDWARE. CUTLERY AND TOOL STORE. Beaumonti Vanlier & Co. DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL ERS IN HARDWARE. GUNS AND CUTLERY. Sign of the big Padlock,4 doors from the Sqca remarket st HASUVH.L1, TA.Vt, Anvils and Vices, Mill, Crosscut, Circular, and Hand Saws. Bellows, Stock and Dies, Hammers, Hatchets and Steel, Hoes, Hinges and Files, Carpenter's, Blacksmith's Coorier's and Shoe Tools, Axes, Nails and Chains, Knob, Plato, and Gun Locks. Sifters,Shovels and Tacks, A large assortment oi G una. Rifles and Pistols. Guns - from $5 to $250 each, including the celebrated Sharpe's Rifle and other new patents. Breech loading Rifles of the most approved kinds. Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors and Shears, Platform, Counter and Beam Scales, and Farming Utensils of everv varietv. Planes and Locks of all kinds, ranging in price from 60c to $20 each. Hoe's, Spear A Jackson's, and other makes of Circular Saws. P. S. Merchants visiting the city will find it to their interest w v uuuo our bwca ueiore pursinz;. aug- ly BEAUMONT. VANLIER A CO. Extra Familv Flour. r A BBLS. Mason's best Flour, "Just received and fbl saie ny janell JOYNT, BYRNE A NOLEL.


ocr: 6$ JR. II. BRQCKWA9 WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the


ocr: 3" 'llailglmonmencart. DAILY, (3; TBUWEEEXT, WBE&LY, 18. j 077ICS CnSXSB CHUBCH ASTJ CHERBY STREETS. G. C. TORBETT & CO. E.G. EASTMAN, F-C. DUSMIKOTON, ft O.C TOBBETT DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE-PBBStDHNT: JOHN C. BRECKINEIDGE, OF KENTUCKY.' unmocnATia electoral ticket, FOB THE STATE AT LABGB:! WILLIAM H. POLK, of flLvrar. ISHAM G. HARRIS, op Shelby- DISTRICT ELECTOE3. No. 1. SAMUEL POWELL, of Hawkins. " 2. JAMES W. McHENRY, of Overton. " 8. D. M. KEY, of Hamilton. " . E. L. GARDENHIBE, of White, "5. E. A. KEEBLE, of Kntherford. " 6. JA1IE3 H. THOMAS, of Maury. " 7. THOMAS J. BROWN, of Giles. " a. G. G. POI.VDEXTER, of Montgomery: " 9. J. D. O. ATKINS, of Henry. " 10. D. M. GURRIN. of Shelby,


ocr: RAILROAD- ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS. TO taVc effect on andafterSATORDAT, 21st or June, 1 r.t;. flay 1'as.senger leaves Nashville at 9.05, A. M., arr.ves at Cbuttauooja nt COS, 1'. M, Nigh;PBiJiDgsr)evesNashvilleat5, P. M., arrives at Chattanooga i 8J, A. M. Day l'a-.iener loaves Chattanooga at C, A. M, arrives at Nashville at t! 40, 1'. M. Night I'jssenger leaves llhattanooga'at 9.15, P.'M., ar rives at Nushville at 8.45. A. M. juneSL I. ANDERSON, Snp't. NASinrILU5 AM) CHATTANOOGA HAILROjBlD. SPECIAL N011CE TO SHIP PEES VIA SA VAXNA1I TO NASHVILLE. 8 lbs -Nashville a:id Chattcnooga Railroad Company has notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com. pany or Georgia, of their Summer Rate, and it dues not teem to have been noticeJ or recognised in the hand bills of that Companv recently distributed in our city, we take this method of inturming tbe Merchants and Miippera by that line, that the rate will be l 35 per 100 lbs on 1st Class Goods, and not 1 S5, as tbe hand bills represent f I 5 is the average through rate on First Class Goods Iroui the Seaboard 10 Nashville, but is subjected to tho 10 cents ad dilioanl in theSuaixor and a deduction ol 10 cents per 100 lbs. in tbe Winter, which mate the rate as per our advertisement ?1 C5 from June Jo De'cembe". and $1 15 Irom December to June 1J. I ANDERSON, jane 21 Superintendent NAPOLEON AS HUSH AMU AND LOVER. WE rDBMSH SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, TIIK CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE or Trie EMPEROR NAPOLEON EMPRESS JOSEPHINE,


ocr: DE5IODRATiq.SrATB CENTRAL COIIMITTEE.- CK. WINSTON, Cbaiuav: a. P. SMITH. ii. F. CHEATHAM, B. N. CLEMENTS, E. G. EASTMAN, " J. K. JIOWARD, TU03. BOYERS.


ocr: BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERY, On Front. near Broad St THE subscriber respectfully returns his 'A thanks to the public for past favors, and so licits a continuance of patronage in the 'above line, also COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING : Together with every description of Metal; Turnings, Me tahc Packings, Balbit Metal and Castings. Soda Founts, Generators, Ale Pumps, and Pomps of every description manufactured to order, or repaired at BUOr? HUdCB. Cash will be paid at all times for old Copper and Brass


ocr: NEW HARDWARE CUTLERY AflH TOOL STORE. Beaumont, Vanlier & Co. DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL ERS IN HARDWARE, GUNS AND CUTLERY. Sign of the big Padlock ,4 doors from the Squa remarket st. KAsnriiz, tesx, Anvilsand Vices, Bellows, Stock and Dies, Hammers, Hatchets and Steel, Hoes, Hinges and Files, Carpenter's, Blacksmith's Cooper's and Shoe Tools, Mill, Crosscut, Circular, and UandSaws. Axes. Nails and Chains. Knob, Plate, and Gun LOCK", Sifters,Sbovels and Tacks ALSO A lartre assortment ol Guns. Rifles and Pistols. Guns from $5 to $250 each, including the celebrated Sharpe's Rifle and other new patents. Breech loading Rifles of the most approved kinds. Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors and Shears. Platform, Counter and Beam Seal es.and Farming Utensils of every variety, Planes and Locks of all kinds, ranging in price from 50c to $20 each. Hoe's, Spear A J acksou's, and other makes of Circular saws. P. S Merchants visiting the city will find it to their interest u examine ourstocx oeiorepurenasing. ang.2 ly BEAUMONT, VANLIER A CO. LAND WARRANTS I LAND WAKKA-TS "VTJE will pay the highest market price, in cash or Jler- V V cnanaise,ier ana warrants. BKANSFOBD. McWHIRTEK fV CO., No, 71 East tide Public Square, oc-7 trw. Nashville, Tenn


ocr: UlU It a IIS f . .P j DAILY, 3j TRI-WEEKLY, S3; VT2 OFKOE CPBHEE CH1TBCE A3D CEERHY STHEET ! S OiSiSTHXS,T.C.DTJKKItfbtOH. 6 a.C-tOESETT nn-noHRATIC TICKET. . a a - r- . - ?0X I'KC3IDEST- JM1ES BUCHAKM, , or PBNN3XI(VAniA. JOHN C. "BKEGKiiYEIDGE, " a&rtsocit&TXO - sleotoxias. tickh't, - FOR TH3 STATB AT XAHOB:)' - ' WILLIAJI H.'OLK,'of SIauby!: ISHAlkl G, HARRIS, of Smaajf.".: ' DISTEIOT nXOTOES. .' 1 - - Fa. t, -8AM0EL TOWELL of Hawkins. " , JAHES'W. MoUENKr.of OVartoa. " fi JD. U. EEf.of IIoEiiltoa. ... - 4. E. Ii. OAUDESUIRE, of Trtits, - - - ' 6.- U A. KEtBLK, of Rntherfbid. ' fi; .1 AMEH L THOMAS, of Maury. " 7- THOMAS J. EHOWN, cf Giles. ST O. O POIMDESTEB, cf ilantaerr. ' rTj.-N , .,fBW4Ri ''TiJSstf ' ' V.jife ,H & Jn! v 'Tw'' WWJ&7&;: -Ji253.' J&!Lr3S!L


ocr: ?l Granclr Demonstration oil the Masses. w. - t The PEOPLE of the SOUTHERN ND WESTERN STATES, who desire to Teaistthe election of Fremont and ihe -success? of Black Republicanism in the only possible manner by voting for James Buchajux and Johv C. r?pppk-iv- rldqe for the Presidency and Vice Presi dency of the Republic, will meet in MASS C O N V E N T 1 0 1Y nt NASH VILLE, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 185G. The following gentlemen have been invited to attend this meeting: Hon. Lewis Cass. Mich.. uon. c. uis, Kentucky. A. 11. Stephens, Georgia. Kobert 1'oombs, " C.C Clav.Jr.,Ala. J. P. Benjamin, La. Henry A. Wise, Va. .Stephen A. Douglas. HI, J. C. Breckinridge, Ky. Wm. Preston, James C. Jones, Tenn. Percay Walker, Ala. R.W.Walker, ' W. L. Yancey, " Jsraet L-Orr. B.C. Lynn BoyJ, A. Dixon. L. W.Powell, " 'Inns n Holt, -" HV Johnson, Qa. Preston T Brooks, S.C Gov Mathews Miss. Willard, Indiana. McRea, Miss. Hon. Koht Johnson, Ark. " KWWoolr.Kv. Thos h Cllngraan, N Gov Rragg, C. Dr. Robt.C. Brsctlnridie. Kr. Jaunt iara,ua COMMITTEE OP ARRANGEMENTS. Arls Brown, Chairman, John WUllaras, Rnneh Ensley, Jr. PP. Bains, Lewis Lanier, JamesJohnsoa. J WFMannlBi, E I awrenca, Kobt Reives, Wm Stockell, YSPatton. TM Patterson, Joo Mcintosh, Frank McGavock, M Bums, WRShelton. James Nessoto. DB Hicks, M Powers, J L Greer. t. H Childress, Jr. Hagh McCres, W B Dortch, W li Haian, VV P Downs, John L Brown, J it Budeks. 03" We Insert below a note from Prod AxsitAtt relative to an article uf vinegar manufactured by ifr. O'Kake, wh'ch will probably be read with in terest by pen on j dealing in the article. Chemical Laboratory, cf Tns Us'tvERrirr or ( NisnviLiv, Sept. 19, 1S6U. IL O'Kasb, E-q: Ihave tnde a carfful ancnly s'sof the sample of eider vinegar, which you into my hand", and certify to the fo'lowing, that contains no oil cf vitriol, a i often th? case vinegar in mulm; no palls or iogredients of nox


ocr: NASHVILLE SELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, No 17K South Front Street, NASHVILLE, Tenn. AB. COOK, practical Bell andllrass Founder, succes- sor to Weller k Cook, is prepared to mannfacturj to or er. Bells for Churches, Steamboats and PlantatiJi Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Ga -. Fountain and Stop Cocks.Hose and Salt Well Joini un Mounting, Anti-Friction Metal. All work madeby me withneatnessanddisp , of the


ocr: Tun v ey rst ' UAlbl, IS. m-WEEKLY, Si; WKK&LY, . 07FI0E COSKEB CHURCH AHB CHERRY BTBK-TS. C. TOKBETT & CO. S.G. EASTMAN. F-C. DUHHIKOTOK. & O.CTOBBEXT DEMOCRATIC TICKET POB PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PEKHSXtVAMIA. ' FOE YICE-PBEBIDHNT: JOHN 0. BRECKINRIDGE, OF ICENTUCKY. DBXOCZt&TXO SLSCTOBAZt .TZOXaT, ' FOR THR STATE AT LABGB:t WILLIAM H. POLK, op Mauky. . JSHAM. G. HARRIS, of Shelby DI3TEIOI ELECTORS. No. 1. SAMUEL POWELL, of Hawkins. . " 2. JAMES W. UaUENRY, of Overton. " 8. D. M. KEY. of Hamilton. " 4. E.L. GARDENHIRE, of White, " 6. E. A. KEEBLE, of Rutherford. e. JAMES H.THO MAR of Maury. ' " 7. THOMAS X BBOWN, of Giles. - 8 O. Q. FOINDEXTEB, or Montgomeryi " 9. J. D. 0. ATKINS, of Henry. "Ift. D. M CURBIN. of Bbelby. 'SUNDAY MORNING, OCT. 19, 1850,


ocr: I HAVE just returned from New York and Philadelphia, and am now opening a very rich stock of oil the latest styles of Jewelry, Gold and Silver Wathes Silver and Pla ttd Ware, and would respectfully Invite the ladies and gentlemen to call and examine them, assuring they will see something beautiful and desirable. Spectacles. I HAVE now a large stock of the celebrated Brazilian Spectacles made to order by the same manufacturer who made J.H.Semmocs'and so highly recommended br bo many of ear most respectable citiiens. Gold frames, from Jlk in in Silver frames, from $2 00 to$2 60, Sold and warranted bv W. H. CALHOUN, "l-. L QUI io i uone aqnare HUGHES BROTHERS, PBOTOGRAPHTC AND DAQUERBEAK ARTISTS, 20 Union Street, NashrlUe. PUOTOG RAPUS, plain or colored in Oil, and warranted as permanent as any other style Painting. Dagnerrotypes. S! endoscopic, Crayon or and every other style of Pictures taken at this in the highest style of the art and warrant to please or no sale. AMBROTYPES. Although these beautiful pictures were bnt recently In by thesubscribers m this city, they hare beco.ue popular that we have, tt si ery great expense, secured services of a celebrated Artist from New Ycrk to at to this branch offbe business exclusively. IIRING ALONG THE JUVENILES. Children can, by this process, have a ftithful likeness in a few seconds and warranted perfect or no charge be made. Bring them along and bare them taken be rying elsewhere. jiuefl . mm


ocr: K. II. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANTJFACTTJEER Gentlemen's Clolhing, No. 711-3, Public NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. - JTY Rlnob nf nantlemen's Read v Made Clothing for ijXSprineand Summar trade - .r.t.i. rnu- tn liofnunil in lha cici vuricbjr uitijiciuiuittuiivii' "-""' ' Ibf nrb-afa m. Kn.ino.c h,nir atrirtlv nnd exelnsivelv confined the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to inducements than ony other house in the city,


ocr: ill A J1 JML O T II 5fi L2VBRY ST ABLiB. I HAVE tken,and will berealterleep tha MAMUOTU LIVERY STABLE, on Market atrtxt. heretofore kent by Noel A Blakemore. Horses and Carriages fordisheU at all hours and at reasonable prices. Hoarding norses taxen on reason able terms. JESSK. J. EVEKt.ll. yashville, Msy 25.1856 ly. STKAUT ALLEI & Co.; CARRIAGE AND .HARNESS MANUFACTURERS, at Tus old sraxD or n. x. xtsbs, (Two doors belowthe Tbaatrs.) NO. 05 CHERRY STREET. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. WOULD beg leave to- inform tbe public osfBA generally that they have on hand a Urge f.tr. assortment or Carriages, Buggies, K tnenrie moss nigmy nnisnea styles, cciuk (.i.- ibey are prepared to offer as good an article of maiuXw tory for inspection as any limilar.esUWiahment In tte. country, and on te fas equally as reasonable. They would invite all persons to call and examine their work before UUfCkUKUK ClTCIIUCiw- , 13B Repalringpromptlyattended to, New work war, . sprt 2m - , snted for one year. . t


ocr: JAS. B. CRAIGHEAD, DEALER IN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY No, 29. Public Square, Nashville. ' rpO enable me to sell goods at lowprfcts, Irom this data s an accounts joraunones purcnaseu ou credit Shall be considered due) when the articles are delivered and pay- cents mil be expected when the accounts are presented. jani' aieniy.


ocr: BEL KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. WILLIAM McTEER, PfioratETOR. CCBKEB Or UIX A"fD STATE STREET. t5f Four Horae Mail Coaches leave daily at 7K o'cloct, A-11., for llontvale Springs. jane 15 -tf "VERANDAH HOTEL, OPrcSTTE THE PCST CFFICE, NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE. ACTON TOtJSO Superintendent.-! TheStae OiSce is at this boute.


ocr: of the ba3t Gold Pens in this nnrtet. -"c HAHrER'S'M A QAZtNE - For September! recilved by aagSl tr JOHN YORK. & CO. 185G- new i;ou:si AUfi. 12TH. - .- TIIOMPS'O Have re csived Spieaaid F! juaced Silk Rotes; lire's Silts, in great Virieti; Valencienue I-te; r Ribbons, li. li,-Uius; Flou-Tcicgs, iu gre.l v ifiety liriiliirjteecs, Jaccnet Tnttimmg; French Work'd Wh-s; Lace d.: Setts. Alexander KU&bvew; New Goods icctived daily. TllOMtVOV A augl3-tf Pii'-lic CO. .'qil i i R.1LBROCIOVAY &Co WHOLESALE DEALERS AKD IrtAN UTACTITBiHS OF Geiillemeii's Clothing, No. 711-2. Public Square, r " I I II IT si SI 1111


ocr: Y-XH rnln ?S?si i SJ: ti v. , if& R. fl. BROCK WAY 9 WHOLESALE DEALER AND HANTJFACTTjHER OF Gentlemen's CIothinr, No; 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Tl ,T"Y Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the 1VJL Spring and Summar trade is now complete embracing every variety of style and fabric to befoundinthe Eastern Markets. My business being strictlv and exclusively confined to the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to offer greater inducements than any other house-in the city, and should alone be sufficient guarantee to all who purchase


ocr: NEW YORK. NASHVILLE BELL AND BBaSS FOUNDRY, No 17K &utB Front Street, NASHVILLE, Tenn. AD. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, succes . sor to Weller A Cook, is prepared to manufacture to or er, Bella for Churches, Steamboats and Plantations. Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gauge, Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Wtll Joints, Gun Mouuting, Anti-Friction M.tal. All work made by me with neatness and dispatch, of tbe best material, at low prices, and warranted. janie ly B. O'KANE, PBOD0CE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DKALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQU0BS, South-East corner of Church and College Streets. Nashville, Tennessee. Cash for all kinds of Produce. WHEAT. RYE, BACON, FEATHERS, BEESWAX, Ac, Ac, by K. O'KANE, janD'50 S. E. Corner College and Church sts. NE HUNDRED TONS PITTSBURG IRON, well assorted, now in store and lor sale low for cash by jan3'.-. R. 0'KANEL NEW ALE. rfl BBLS received and fir sale low by OU j inl R. O'KANE. G 1DER VINEGAR exprersly tor family use. For salo by, an3 iit u. u vaiv. B. 0. RUMSEY, Dealer in CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, PfiOVISIOHS AXI PURE IMPORTED WINES A LIQUORS, FOR MEDICINAL AND COOKING PURPOSES No SO Maiket Street, One Door above the Unton Hall, jonl5 lm No.vhville, Tennessee. Br, T. T. Dismukcs, OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE AND VICINITY, OFFICE-NO. 01 aV CIIERItl STREET. jqn9 lm THE WAY THOSE HATS ARE SELLING ! THOSE elegant Hats which are making such a sensa tion in the community, aro from the celebrated Man ractory of Watf rlield A Walker. Since they took all the premiums for the finest Hats, the rush bas been tremen dous Every gentleman who has a desire to shine in the world Bhould wear one of Waterfield A Waller's best. IF YOU WISH TO AVOID HEADACHE WEAR Waterfield A Walket's loft felt Hats, they will be found of more benefit than the whole Mate rxa lied- Thev are very light and easy to tneneaa, ana lena II ATS AND CAPS FOR HOYS. OUR assortment of Roys' and Children's Hats and Caps is verv large and desirable, and we sell lhem at low and uuiforni prices. WATERFIELD A WALKER, Premium Hat Emporium, jinj9 26 Public Square, next to Uowdey's. CITY PLUH1HN(; ESTABLISHMENT At tho Corner of SPRING AND MARKET STREETS. H. GOOPBK WOULD teader his services to the citizens of Nash ville in the above business, and is now 'prepared IC'I. to form a healthy circulation ana acneenm uuw ui auimsi spirits. These Hats, m all the new colors, can be found at Pj.n"u ' WATERFIELD A WALKERS'.


ocr: LECTURES uN EXI'ERI jlENTAI.CIIEMIS TRY AND PJI ILOSOPHY. A SERIES OF TEN LECTUKKS will be deliv red at A. the HALL OF THE YOUNG LAMES' SEMINARY, Jlascnic Hall, by A. E. Ausmak, M. D , Professor t f Practical and Agricultural Chemistry in the University of Nashville, commencing Friday Slight, MARCH 21ST at 7 o'clock and continuing crery Friday night until tbe course is completed. SECOND LECTURE FRIDAY, dlARCII 28. Subject AMOsrHinic Ata Chemical rnoPEBTys Oxrctx. Ticket far the course, ndmittirg a lady and g-ntleman, $3. Single lecture, 50 cents. For sale at all the Book stores and Music Stores. Gentlemen are requested not to ue Tobacco in the Hall. marSC d3t. New Millinery Establishment. .6 8l H 24 MISS HABP2R HAVING RETURNED FROM NEW YORK, BEGS leave to inform her numerous friends and the public generally, that she has taken the Store No. 29 College Atreet, nearly opposite the Sewanee House, for the pur pose ot conducting the above business in all its branches. ' The.bnilding has been recently li'ted up in a manner most convenient and tasteful, and Miss 11. has just receiv ed an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OK SPBING GOODS! Fe'e:'.ed from the best furnishing houses in the Empire City; and she trusts, that her long experience in the Mil linery business in the city of Nashville, will be a sutlic'ent guaranty that her work will please those who may favor he' wilh their patronage. Tbe Goods will be opened, as above, for inspection, on THURSDAY, April 4th, when Miss U. will be pleased to 3ee any of her old friend", and the ladies of Nashville gen erally. N. B. I wish it distinctly understood, that o nst, "either direcUv or indirectly" is associated with me in the above business. POLIXfcNA HARPER. mar26 lmd. ONE" THOUSAND GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES TO HE SOLD AT AUCTION. JUST received on consignment, to be sold at Auction, without reserve, over one thousand Gold and Stiver Watches. Amoi-g this large assortment will be found Watches from the best makers in Liverpool, v.z: Joseph Johnson, 25 Church street, Liverpool; Cooper, jMinn; M. J. Tobias, Hrindle, Stevens, Dimicr, of London, lluji'tx, ladep:nden.ttsecond,4c AIjSU $15,000 worth Of tine Goid Jewelrr, amongst wh.ch will befaund some of the richest sets of GoldStoue, Cameos, Mosiac, Ac , ever got up. ALSO On consignment, to be sold at Auction, a large assortment of Books, Stationery, Clocks, Fancy Goods, Notions, Ac Sale to commence everv night at o'clock. M. C. BRUCE, Auctioneer. mar2G dtf 17 Cedar street, near the Post Office. ADDITIONAL. AI)')ED tc their already large stock of Staple and Fan c Dry Goods, the underafgned are notv receiving diily urge additions, making it not only the LARGEST but also the MOST PERFECT AND EXTENSIVELY AS. SORTED STOCK they have ever before had in their pow er to otTtr to tbe retail merchant, JiOItGANiCO.,


ocr: ON THURSDAY, tne Sdct April, we win sell for Cash, the folio wing articles, viz 109 bads Fair to Choice Su-100 doz Buckets; gar; 25 nest Tubs: 200 bbls Reboiled Molasses; 100 boxej Va Tobacco; 375 Dags ureen mo VAiuee; -u uaga i eiFetf 100 racagei 10 bags Spice: Uonee, 40 bbU Crushed Sugar; SO bbls Powdered Sugar; 100.000 Cismra Tarious hrM. lOOfeross Mason's Blading; oozes i ea, Terj nne; 300 bbls Whiskr; SO bbls Rj and Bourbon Whisky; 20 bbls Itrandr; 70 bbls Rum; 10 bbls Gin; "0 bbls Malaga Wine; 500 boxes riardines; Coarse Salt; fine Salt; SO boxes Raisins; 25 cises Brandt Cherries; LANIER A PHILLIPS. 00 bbls Lou bngan 150 boxes Star Candles; 30 boxes Sperm do; 120 boxes Soap; luv Kegs auis, assorted; COO reams Wrap. Paper; ito gross jiatcnes; SO boxcsStarcb; 100 boxes Yeast Powders; CO doz Wash Boards; 100 doz Brooms; ao uasts London Porter; mar23 IS b EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OK GEOCEEZ3S, By Davis, Pilcher & Co. ON-TUESDAYiMORXING next, ARIL 1st, 1S5B, we will offer at Auction forCasb. a lire assortment of 125 hhds Sugar, fiir to choice; 220 bbls No2 43MackereI oa-j Dags prime iuo woaee; no obis .No 2 do; 112 V bbls No 2 do; 15o H bbU Rose Hill do; 93 bbls Loaf Sugar; 15 bbls Roe Herrings. 10 V drums Cod Fish; 50 boxes do; 95 doz Painted Buckets; SO nests do Tubt; 10 casks Sod a; 8 eases Matches; bO doz Plough Lines, 02 doz Bed Cords; 10 reels Cotton Rope: 12 eoils Manilla do; 4 cases Cigsrs; 23 pow'd Sugar; 13 ciusud do; 24 boles Fancy Candy: a ! "tierces Figs; 20 boxes Tei. Imp A 0 P; jo rearl SiarcD; 65 " Tallow Candles; 40 " NolSaap; 4S9 " Glassware; 200 ream Paper; 40 bbls Reci'd Whisky; 10 Dagsreppen so - inegan 5 bsgs sir ce, With many other articles guitable for the trr de. DAVIS, PILCHER A CO mar23 '56 73. Public Square.


ocr: EJ1ESH ARRIVAL' of ALLISON. ANDERSON & GO.. No: 41 l'ublio Square, Nashville. Teiincsseo. TTTE are now in receipt ofthe remainderof our SPRING r v uuuus, wnicn were so ion? aeiayea at rittsoure in conseauence of the ice. and which makes our stock com plete. Many of these Goods lave been received too late for our early Spring sales, conseqnentlyjvill be sold to the trade at reduced prices. We ask an early call from those visiiing nor market, or wno may i.iror us vnin tueir oraer. apri lm Aiisu, AnLicitaui & c;u.


ocr: GAftDNER5SHPHERD & 00. WHOLESALE DEALEKS IN Shoes Hats, AND 7 STRA.W GOODS NASUV1LLE, TENN. WE would inform our customers and the trade gens rally that since tbe late Fire in which the building we occupied was consumed we hve removed our stock to No 42, west side ot th Square, up stairs adjoining Messrs. Alison, Anderson 4 Co. Since removing, we have received large additions to our Stock, including a great variety ot Goods, suited to the rea son, to which we respectrully invi.e the attention or Mer chants Orders solicited and tilled wiih rate. 8p2s GARUMER, SUEPHERD & CO. UST KECVIVED AND FOIt SAI.iS UY RUSSELL, SCOTT & CO 400 bags prime Baltimole Coffee; 500 kegsNails, assorted brands; 150 packages Star Candles; 10 packages Opal Candlei; 75 packages Summer Mould Candles; 75 boxei Bar Soap; 100,000 Regalia Cigars, various brands; 50 boxes Tobacco, all grades; 60 packages Tea, very fine; 35 casks Soda; 5 caais Matches; 50 dozen Painted Backets; 10 nests Painted Tubs; 800 reans Wrapping Paper; 150 boxes Glassware; 25 bbls Smith's Summer Ale; 100 bbls Rectified Whisky; 50 bbls Bourbon and Rye Whisky; 50 bbls Old Reserved Whisky; 25 bbls Brandy, Gin and Rum; 20 bbls Port and Malaga Wine, With all other artieles usually kept in our line or busi ness. "Pr28 AUCTION SALli OF . Seasonable Dry Goods, BY IRBY MORGAN & CO. NO. 4 PUBLIC SQUAKB, NASUVILLE TENNESSEE, WE will tell on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, 6lh, and 7th May, a Fresh and Handsome lot of SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS. The stock to be offered embracea a better assoitment than anj wa have heretofore sold. These goods were designed lor our Auction Sale in March, but having been detained at Pittsburg by the ice, thev were not received in time, and are to be closed out. The stock is fresh, the assostment complete, and will be soldwitiout reserve. CSF" No Goods sold except to Merchants. afflB n & r IRBY MORGAN & CO. NO HUMBUG. THE nndsrsigned have purchased the Patent right cfC. H. Williams douhle acting ball valve Force and Iift Pump, ITor the States of Tennesse, North Carolina, South Caroli. na, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana.


ocr: ADDITIONAL. , HEwidsigBe4aT9 jat lnreeeipt of a large inToica .of " ' t SQk. French Hair and Straw Bonnets: White Iiantes; Tarlotoru, (white and .fancy;) Swisses; Muslins; Lace Mitts; Gros de'Rhine. and Gros do Naples; Black Sili; Fancy Bonnet Bibbons: Fancy and Black Leather Belts; Pearl Test Buttons, of many grades; Mosquito Nettings, &C-, &c &c, &a, Which they are offering to the trade at reasonable


ocr: T HAVSjost reiarned from Now York aud Philadelphia, X i. ml kin now; opening a very rich stock of all tho latest rules cf Jewelry, Gold and Silver Wathes Silver and Pla t4 Ware, aad would respectfully invi'.e ths ladiei aad geatlerarn to call and examine them, aesuriDg they will suy something beautiful aad dedrable. Spectacles. I HAVE new a large stock cf the eelebraied "BrasiKia Spectacles made to order by tbs tame maauiaeturer who mads J.H.Semmoas' aad eo highly recommesdsd by so many of ear most respectable citixsns. Gold frames, from (5 to $10. Klrer frames, from 00 toft so, Wd aad warranted bv W. H. CALHOUN, deel m 15 Public Sanare HUGHES BROTHERS, AKEHOTTTS. rsOTOOBAPHIC A3D S AGBBA2 ABTISTS, 20 Union Street, .Vnb.Tille. AXTBROTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, plain or toterod In Oil. and trarwalcd u psrncct as any other style of Pal a ting- Dagnerroiypes, Stenetccpic, Crayon or V'jTiette, tad every other st'leof I'ictcrcs taken at this eblishmect in the highest style vji ih art and worraat- ed to pleas or no sale. ' AHBROTYPES. Althcagb these beautiful pirtnrea ere but reoontly In troduced By' theeubscribenrin tb:eiiy, vaeyhave become so popular thtt we have, at a very great expense, secured the Tierrices of a celebrated Artist from Jfer Ycrk to at tead to this br ah of the business exclusively BRING ALONG THE JUVENILES. Children can, by this process, here af-lthful likeness tea Is a fewsecocds and warranted perfect or.no charge will be mad. Briaj the along and havsthetataksn 9fff


ocr: fi llo M. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALEE AND HAKTJFACTU2E2 OP Gentlemen's Clolhin 370. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN.


ocr: R. II. BKOCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND UANUFACTUBLB Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 71 1-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. "4if Y Stock of Gentlemen's Bendy Made Clothing for ana sammsr traaeis now co


ocr: INSURANCE; NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL NSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL SIOO.OOO, (ALL PAID IN AND SECURED.) THIS COMPANY being fully organised, according to Charter, is prepared to write Policies against LOSS or DAMAGE BY TIRE, on Buildingz, Goods, Wares and Merchandise generally. Also, on shipments against loss or damage by Seas, Rivers, or Inland Transportation on the most favorablo terms. Life and Negro Policies granted at current rates. Omcr-No. 80, corter of Square and Cedar street. DIEECTORS. ALEXANDER FALL. W. T. BERRY, JAMES WOODS, JOHN H. EWIN, R, C. McNAIRY, ANTHONY W. VANLEER, JOHN KIEKMAN, HENRY HART. Jc.. lUUa. IT iv ArlQ. ANS, HUGH McCREA, WESLEY GREENFIELD- ALEXANDER FALL, President Jaxh Walxib. Secretary. Nashville, April 80. b w a THE UNITED FIREMEN'S Insurance Company of Nash, ville. Capital $100,0009 Chartered by the State. This Company is now In success dr ful operation, and is prepared to KBkX take risks on Buildings, Goods. W"Wf and Wares and Merchandize, against. JjUhS UUJIAA1AU12 11 X i IJCli. Also, on Goods, Wares and Merchandise and Cargoes gen erally, against the Seas, Bivkrs, and Islam Tcaksfobta noir, upon as favorable terms as any Office in the City. Office No. 25, on College street, opposite the Sewane House. W. B. MATTHEWS, President. Jons B. Das mil, Secretary. myl.'SS TENNESSEE MARINE IPire Insurance Company OFFICE' "Norlh-West Corner of the Public Square over Dyer Pearl's Exchange Office, They will take risks on Dwellings and other Houses, Goods in Store against Loss or Damsge by Fire. Also, Marine and River hazards; from und to all ports. ALSO Negroes against the dangers of tbe River. DIRECTORS. JOHN M. HILL, JOSEPH VAULX, JAMES CORBEY, THOMPSON ANERSON, G. M. FOGG, F. A OWEN, ALEX. ALLISON, JAMES ELLI3, B H. GARDNER, N. K. ALLOWAY, W. 8. EAKIN. JOSEPH VAULX, President A W. Btrrua. Secretary. bAtw oct8 tf. Home Insurance OP Middle Tennessee BOOKS are sow' open at No. 85 Eirkman's corner, and the Merchant's Bank, for subscription to the Capital bwck oisam .uompany. pinibtt-rsKUWH, ANDREW EWING. JOHN PORTE RF1ELD, CAVE JOHNSON, S. R. ANDERSON, ROBT. GIBSON. feb23 POWDER mHE nndersiimed would rcspec'fullT inform the Mer- JL chants ot Nashville and Dealers in Powder, that they have been appointed Mole Agents at ftasnville by tne wan. utacmrer lor DUPONT'S CELEBRATED RIFLE POWDER, TENNE33EE BLASTING POWDER, and TOY. BECKFORD & CO.'S SAFETY FUSE. And that they will keep constantly on hand large supplies oft be same, which they will furnish to the Trade on liber al terms, il. A IS. f. UUfcAT.tia.21, Corner College A Church sts., marl 3 Nashville, Teno. NOTICE. POWDER, BRANDED "DUPONT'S


ocr: FOR HIRE. AlE have several likely Negroes for hire for tbe bal- V V ance of the year. Among them are some excellent House Servants, an Excellent Cook, Ac Apply soon to feb23 BOYD & 1.1 ; fSLE. A. Kerr & Co., STORE NO. 21 CEDAR STREET NASHVILLE: DIRECT IMPORTERS OF THE REAL TXAVANA Segars, Virgin'a Chewing and Smoking To, l l bacco, irencn 11 randies, Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin- Wines, Cordials, Fruits, Ac inly 17 R. O'KANE, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MEBCHANT, AND DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, South-East comer of Church and College Streets. Nashville, Tennessee. Cash for all kinds of Produce. WHEAT, RYE, BACON, FEATHERS, BEESWAX, WOOL, Ac. Ac, by R. O'KANE, jans'ib B. tiorner uotiege ana unurcn sts. ONE HUNDRED TONS PITTSBURG IRON, well assorted, now in store and for sale low for cash by jan3 5S It. U'aANlS. NEW ALE. BBLS received and for sale low by janl 50 R. O'KANE. tlDER VINEGAR expressly for family use. For sale j by, jan3'66 R. O'KANE. 100,000 Pounds Well Dried BACON WANTED FOR CAMI, I il MEDIA '1EL T by man a ti k. u ji.AiN.ii. London Imdy Potatoes. "i All BUSHELS received and for sale by aplO R. O'KANE. Jamaica Hum. A GENUINE ARTICLE, warranted pure, suitable for XI- Medical purposes, for sale by apl R.O.KANE. LATEST STYLES FANCY GOODS. E HAVE RECEIVED AN ASSORTMENT OF NEW STYLES. FANCY FRENCH CASS1MERES, FANCY PLUSH VELVET, AND RICH SILK VESTINGS, FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR. which we are prepared to make up to order in the latest ar i Lita. The inspection of our customers and the public is soli cited. CLIFTON A ABBOTT, sepl tt No. 15, Ccdarstreet LIBERTY AND SLAVERY A NEW ROOK, BY ALBERT T. BLEDSOE, L. L- Professor of Mathematics in the University of Virginia, C05TINTS. Chsp. 1. The Nature of Civil Liberty. Chap. 2. The Arguments and Positions of Abolitionists Uhap. s. "the Argument from the Scriptures. Chap. 4. The Argument from the Public Good. unap b. ine ugiuve aiave Law. The above work is for sale by apr-2 CHARLES W- SMITH. NOTICE. A LIBERAL priceill be paid for a No. 1 SADDLE HORSE, nothing short of a No. 1 need apply. En quire at DR. HERMAN'S, may21 St Cherry itrest.


ocr: DAILX, (9, J.'Xi.WEisUUiY, tij VVES&LV, 8.f 07FIC2 C02SXR UitUiiCHASD CHEEKY ST22ETS.- G. C. TORBBTT & CO. E.G. EASTMAIJ, F.C. DUSKIKQTON. ft G.C. TOEEETI DEMOCRATIC TICKET POK PKE8IDENTJ JAMES BUCHANAN, , g, (IF. I'CNKSYtTAKU. s FOR VICeTPhEEIDKKT: Jdm C. MEOKINRIDGE, Of KENTUCKY. ' B2SXCORATXO nUDCTOHAI. TIOEUT, ' TOR TUB BTATB AT LARGB: k WILLIAM H. POLK, of Mauby. "ISHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby. " . DISTRICT ELECTORS. . No. 1, SAMUEL POWELL, of Hawking. t ,2. JAMES W. MoHENRY, of Overton. " 8. li. M. KEY, of Hamilton. " 4. K.L. GARDKNUIRE, of White, " 6. li. A. KEEBLE, of Rutherford. " fl. J AUKS H. TUOSIAS, of Maury. 7. THOMAS J. BROWN, of Giles. " 8. O. G. FOINDKXTER, of Montgomery: " M. J. D. C. ATKINS, of Henry. " U. M. CURR1N. of Shelby.


ocr: held since the Presidential nominations : Buchanan. Fillmore. Kentucky, 12 00 North Carolina, 10 - 00 -' Alabama, 9 .00 Missouri, 9 00 Arkansas, 4 00 Texas, 4 00 Delaware, 3 00 Florida, 3 00 Total, 54 000 ! " Fremont. Oh, I shall never get to the White House. How I wish I never had Lift the Rockx Mountains. Why did Barnux sell me to Greeley fc Seward ? Fillmore. This dark lantern's op no use at ail. I can't even see Old Bccx. though his horns Ihavk given me an awful dio. My eyes ! what a fall I bhaix have 1 Ah I ahI the PopeII the blasted foreioxers!!! I'm donk for!!! I Old Buck. Bless mi I what's that on my horns ! Excuse me, Mr. Fillmore, but you had better keep out of the "way with your dark lantern. Carry this woolly horse back to Barnum, if he's not too much injured. Probably Bennett will take oabk of him, ip db can see straight enough. clear the track ! the union, forever Campaign Democrat, beta xork. The North deserts Fillmore and Fremont and goes for Buchanan! The State elections that have recently come off in the north have resulted as fol lows : Buchanan. 27 13 G C 00 00. 00' -00 Pennsylvania, Indiana, Connecticut, Michigan, Maine, 'Vermont, Iowa, Ohio, Total, The South deserts Fillmore and goes for Buchanan ! Grand Democratic Rally The Grand Ddtuocra'.ia Ma3a Meeting will be opened to night, by a rally of democrat! and old 1 ine whiga at JOHNSON & HORNE'S CORNER, BROAD STREET. Several speakers will be present. Let everybody coma and have a general rejoicing. A'SW TOBK CORBKSPOXDSXCS. Tammany Hall, ) New York, Oct. 11,185C.J Messrs. Editors : At this momsnc of unprece dented political excitement, it is only necessary for the South to be true to itse'f. The democracy of the North are growing more and more confident every day, that they will be able to givo a good ac count of the November polls, and there ia a lively and healthy reaction even in the New England States, since Maine has sloughed off into the cess pools ot tanaticism. ine late town elections in Connecticut render it almost certain, that the allied factions will be completely overwhelmed there. Since the Kansas outrages are proved to be news paper frauds, "the ehriekers for freedom" have lost the best tools had for their diity and Fremont. 00 00 00 00 8 I 5 '' 4 23 40 0001 Nashville Theatre. Great Success ot the Star Company. HATORDAY EVKNINQ, OCT. 13.1353. Will be presented tbe beantilul May of the STKANGEK. Mrs. IIaUr Mna. W. il. Wabd. Dance by Miss Miry Partington. FaToritaSon? Mrs. Vanci. To conclude with, the Comedy of tbe HONEY MOON. PRICES OF ADMISSION Dress Circle and Par- nnptte75e:UDDer Circle SOc: Colored Box 50c: Colored uauery .ociranueuoses, leiciuum (i oiugio A A- , i. ' " I 1 1 m.t. t - I - Heats. ao Zl. tar Doors open at 7 o cloct, v. il.; curtain rises pre- eisl at IXC. P. At. csr uox utnea open irom 'J io vs. o cioca, a. ju.. ana from B to 4, P. M .. when satg can be procured irom E. O. UUNTLb.1 , Treasurer. Bailey's Varieties. CO NCERT. DRAMA, AND BALLET COMBINED. rp UIS well known and popular company will commence X tneir tasnionaoie enteirainmenis on MONDAY EVENING. OCT. 13. 1356. to continue during the Fair, in a spacious parlll ion Tent, corner of Market and Locust streets. Fillmore 00 00 00 ' 0 00 T - - 00 00


ocr: Those Premium Ezcelsior! Hats AT this particular juncture, when politics ran high, and important issues are condlnir. eterv man nag tit woiiiu post, ana witn a oooo uat on. uau at v awr- iisld A Walker's, there everv taste can bs suited. Then- stock is full and complete and their prices moderate and unifnrm. loctlSl WATERF1KLD WALKER. NEW STYLES OP SOFT HATS I WE have a very large assortment of the moat desira ble styles of Soft Hits for Fall and Winter Wear, la all the fashionable colcrs. Gentlemen wishing? anrthin in this line should call and examine them. ootl8 WATEBFIELD A WALKER. IaADIES'RIDING HATS-ENTIRELY NEW. THE Ladies will find at Waterfleld Walker's a fell and complete assortment of Riding Hats of all the new designs. They will sll them at their usual moderate price. WATfiKilLU A WALUKK, rreminm list tmponnm, octlS 2 Poblia Square. next to Powder's ; Presidential Election PURSUANT to an order Issued to me from the Counly Court of Davidson county, I will, on Tubdat. ths 4th day of November, ISIi, proceed to open and hold an Election for President and Viee-Fresicent ol the United States in the several Wards and Civil Districts of David son county. Ths Constables of each District are autho rised aid requested to hold elections in their reepect.ve Distriota. ocJ8J J. K EDMUNDSON.StcritC Charles Heidsick CHAMPAIGNS. THE rapid sale with which my last importation of this article met, has induced me to order a new supply. which arrived this day, being SUPERIOR to any lot yet offered. I commend it to the trade, as welt as fjr (amity use. o. u. oiAirout, octio tt ruoiioaquare, BspJ. F. Shield's Commission House. Fair and Conventions. A TRAIN will la ive the Depot ot the NxihTllln and f Chattanooira Rail real for the Fair Groan tin dnHi. ths time ot the American and Democratia f!cnrnatinn and the Fair, according to tha following 3cbdale . Leave Depot 9.15, A. M. Leave Fair Grounds 9 40, A. M. 10.15 11.15 1(140 " 11.43 " " 12.40 P.M. u 1.40 " " 2.2S " u 8 25 " u 410 " " 4.45," SM; - Persons ?oin? and returnlm? 12.15 P. M. 115 2.05 8.C0 8 45 150 5.15 fare each way 10 cents. are requested to provide themset ves with change, and to tickets before getting on the cars. octy a.r.ao. tu A.


ocr: R. II. BBOCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURES Gentlemen's Clothing No. 711-2, Public Sqnare, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.


ocr: Preserve Your Fruit in Thxt Can poisesus the follotring xi aacantages over all othtrtt 1st The deleterious use ef lead. With Its MBMTuent 3IOULDINO nd DISCOLOB ATIOf OP the VRnrr I. .H) 2d. RciFtit OR ant, which I, oljertloosMe. u II Impirti a ODpltiiint fl,or to tbo eonUoU f ti en, ai it coniuotl UKhl ty ctlli-i cf tiatir tart, is ! obTiu.it. 3d. The Opening of the Can It maJ, jrrnciETTLT uici to recelvt tht uaexn . T wn,D " " to )imni th.ra wholt, anl to admltAbsad for tht parpott of thorooghl .ua .u. uu tur lumro nto. 4tn. It la 0MHI4 with lets trrcH?. u It Is ciral- CIJI1IT TO nui TBI C1X XX D Its COKTKm to rtraovo u eip. u ts ouur sttltl cau. which li u Important improteatBt. 5th. They aro cheaper, because more simple. Tht Can Is henaetlenllj Maltd by- a rentnt which, j biiiti sTKUbra bv zxrasnc TO THE AlB. tot may b reutl on for ytars. A muffiMmt auantitil ta elaam Am - . . . j ... Van mil be urnitna without charge. The complete success or Winchell'a Can over all others is now fully established. County Merchants and all others who wish to supply theuselves with this excellent Can. will do well to make early application to ' MACE i A HAMILTON,


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BBASS TOUNDBY, No YlVi South Front Street, NASIiVIM.K, Teun. A. sor to Weller & Cook, is prepared to manufacture to or cr. Bells for Churches, Steamboats and Plantations. Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes. Cylinder, Gauge, Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well Joints, Gun Mouuting, Anti-Friction Mtal. All work made by me with neatness and dispatch, of tbe best material, at low prices, and warranted. janlS ly . t nnnr .,-ani;.oi nu -nrf kmr hnnnnpr. succea- K. O'KAiNE, PB0DUCE AND COMMISSION HEBCHANT, AN II UbALEK IN F0EEIGH & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, South-list corner of Church and College Streets. Nashville, Tennessee. Ossh for ail Muds of Produce. w HEAT. RYE, BACON, FEATHERS, BEESWAX, ic- sc., by i'. uaaai., janS'SC 8. E. Corner College and Church sis. o NE IIL'NMREWTONS PITTSBURG IRON, well assorted, cow in More and lor tale low lor casn oy jans os i. w SEW ALE. r A BBLS received and fjr sale low by 5U jam R. O'KANE. CIDER VINEGAR expreily for family ue For sa.e ty. jinS'tiC K. O KANE. Drr.lcr in CHOICE FAMILY GB0:BaIES, FS0VI3I0HS PURR IMrORTEI) INES A LIQUORS, FOR MEDICINAL AND COOKING PURI'OSCS No GD Market Street, One Doi.r abose tde Un.on Hall, jon!5 lm Nashville, Tennessee T. OFFERS HIS rROI'ESSIONAIi SERVICES TO TIIK CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE A Mi VtLlMTV, OFFICE-NO bl X CHERRY STREET. j an u - lm Office and Kesidencc So. 3, South Cherry st. dec-22 tf. FA.1I1LY (JuOCEItV. IHA'Einstoreaudfor sale low lor ca, the follow ing articles: Extra Family Flour, warranted the very best. Sugar Brown, Crushed, Iaf and Pulverized. Coffee Java. Laguyraand Rio Preserves, Jelhcsaud Jams, of all kinds,


ocr: COUNTRY MERCHANTS A JtE REMINDED THAT I HAVE . the Ware-Rooms well stocked with every thing NEW AND DESIRABLE in my line lor tne i auij iitAwii. ji-'T-jJW's. and would be plcawd to fill their gSJJ .! A. J. 1'KANUIHUU. " dec3 ' No 2ft. Pnblic Square.


ocr: DatisB&r Saloon! FRESH NORFOLK Oi'STERS ! I AM dally receiving Fresh Norfolk Oysters by express, and will continue to do so as long as tbe Oyster seanon lasts. Our country friends and families living In the city will do well to call at my Saloon, and get freshr,belter and cheaper Oysters than ever bave been In our market before A few Oysters n the shell. J. CASBY, novSO Front street, a few doors from tbe Square $&? it-


ocr: JtiljmuuiuuuuuyuJ JR. H. BilOCKWAY, - WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 71 1-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the Spring and Snminsr trade is variety of style and fabric to be found in the Eastern


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, No 17& South Front Street, NASHVILLE, Tenn. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Fonnder, succes , sor to Weller A Cook, is prepared to manufactur to or er. Bells for Churches, Steamboats and Plantati Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, J Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Sslt Well Joia rn Mouutinz. Anti-Friction MstaL All work made by mo with neatness and lis best ma' -rial, at low prices, and warranted. .of tbe nnlS ly xcclsior' ! ! AT the great trial of Agricultural Implements In Nash ville on the 4tb, 5th and 6th of Jnne, 1836, THE "EXCELSIOR CORNCOB MILL' WAS AWARD ED THK HIGHEST PREMIUM, as will appear from the following extraet from the report cf the committee. They sty "Of Corn and Cob Crushers there were 8 entries, but in consequence of some accidental breakage, only two made trials. 1. Fxcslsior.by J. C. Baldwin (Leavitt'a Patent;) 3 Joyce's Star Mill, by B. S. Weller. Little Giant, by O. U. Anderson. Both these Crushers are constructed on similar mechani cal principles, nnd use about the tame power; but Ihe judges gave thu premium to Baldwin's Mill. It seemed to have more capacity in a given time, but its chief superiori ty consists in its h.vicg moveable rings, which constitute the grinding surface, and of course the wearing surface These grinding surfacts are cast iron, and can be re newed readily acd at littlccost. This gives more dura bility for less money." Tneabove Mill, for Crushing Corn and Cobs, or grind ing meal for .amily use, is furnished all complete, trith two pair of grinding rings, tchicl makes ii equal to tiro milts, at the low price of 50,00. Address JAMES C BALDWIN A CO.. e27 GmtwAw 37 College street, Nashville. Tenn. CHAISE'S Patent Metallic Burial Casket, 1 PATENTED OCT., 1855. Fimcral Undertaking. W. G. D. BOBHMS & Co. WOULD respectfully announce to the cititens of Nash ville and the surrounding country, that they keep constantly on hand, .COFFINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, From the celebrated Metalic Burial Casket, (so wMfc,3muchadm-red by all who have seen it,) to the plainest servant suonia. Also, elegant H EASES and HORSES, together with everything tecessary for funerals. Mr. John ii. Carry, an undertaker of twenty ears' experience, will give his per. Konal attention to the business. All orders left at our Store Rooms, No. J8 Cooper's buildings. Cherry street," opposite the Oazette Office, will be promptly attended to, both day and night. W. G. D. B0EHMS, D. W. RDSSELL. Joh. n. Coebt, Agent. july27 W. JR. CORNELIUS; A0EST FOR THE SAIB CP FISK'S METALLIC BUfttAL CASES, IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE. Fern era 1 Undertaking "VTOTWITUSrANDING tbe recent Fire, we are still in X operation, ready and willing to attend on all Funeral occasions when called on as usual, with everything that is necessary on such occasions. 02i:e and Ware Rooms! No. 83 Deaderick street, in the hougj formerly occupied by Oram & Shepherd, where orders may be left night or day. J. W. McCOMBS, ju!j2? By W. R. Coajtiirps. NOTICE. THE Stockholders of the Citlxen s Coed Company ar re quested to make payment to the imeunt of the! tock subscribed when calUd on or they wiU forfeit thtir


ocr: HU. DOUGLAS, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, &c, xtkW inMt i r. -. t r--t in Sloan's Hir- in i m tutou sau rt a; wmv - -j riae House. Hare rtbeired about $30,000! worth of GOODS by the Fast Line from the Old Stand, run by kind citizens, on Sunday morning last in this Stock are many nice Goods, preserred in perfect order. I am also receiving quite alot ofnewthioga, all of which I will sen just as 1 can. UC. DOUGLAS. - BPAQ


ocr: T, & W. EAKIN &' CO., NO. 48 PUBLIC SQUARE. ' NASHVILLE, TENN. ARE RECEIVING Recruiting Supplies O? DRESS SILKS, LAWNS, JACONETS, EMBROIDERIES, AND OTHER ARTICLES REQUISITE TO KEEP UP A COMPLETE AND UNBROKEN Stock, AND TO WHICH WE ASK PARTICU LAR 'ATTENTION. mays tf


ocr: IBA VEjust returned from New York and Philadelphia, and am now ooeninr a verv rich stock of all the latest styles or Jewelry, Gold and Silver Wathes Silver and Pla ted Ware, and would respectfully invite the ladies and gentlemen to call and examine them, assuring they will see sometning Dcanutui ana uesirnoie. Spectacles. IHAVKnowalarge stock of the celebrated Brazilian Spectacles made to order hr the same manulaeturer who made J, H,Semmons'and so hirhlv recommended bv so many of our most respectable citizens. uold frames, lrotn (5 to $10. Silver frames, from J2 00 to 2 50. Sold and warranted by W. H. CALHOUN, deel 6m 15 Public S (Juare HUGHES BROTHERS,


ocr: JR. H. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE SEALER AfTD MAHUFACTUBEB Gentlemen's Clothing, 711-2, Public No. NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. H TY Stock of Gentlemen's Ecadv Made Clotbin? for iY-LSpricg and Sommar trade is now every variety ot style ana ;annc to oejounu in iu Marcets. My business being strictly nnd exclusively confined tiie Manufacture nnd sale of Clothing, enables "me to una plg; OBI


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL ANDTBHASS FOUKDW, N'n 17U Sonth Front Street. NASHVILLE, Tenn. A H. ronK. nrnctical Be 11 and Brass toundcr. Buccal- f . unrin WiII(r A Cook, is nre Dared to manufacturj to or er. Bells for Chnrchc!,Steamboai3 ana naniaaon. Also, Steam Whistle. Oil Globes, Cvlinder, (in Fountain and Stop Cocks. Hose and bait Well Joint. ( ctl Mounting, An ti-b riction aiiai. AH work made bv me with neatness and diip . ol the best material, at low prices, and warranted. nnlS ly


ocr: or f 29; to $26; to Canandaigua, Ji7. Agents at Philadelphia, ULRON A MARTIN Agent at Savannah, C. A U REINER. Agents at Charleston, t. a. A T. G. BUDD. .jy40'6 8md TO MERCHANTS. E desire to call the attentioa of Merchants visiting Nashville for the i:iirpo"e of purchasing their Fell Stock of Goods, te our very complete nnd extensive stock ot HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS, Ac. We are gratified iu being able to Oder to the Trade a most complete fnd extensive assortment of TAlli.E AND POCKET CUTLERY, embracing erery variety of style asd quality, which is daily being increased with fresh ar rivals imported direct Irom the principal n anufactiirers in Europe, which we are prepared to sell at very lmv CgHres. Our stock of HARDWARE in all the varieties is p-ob ably more complete and extensive than any thit hare ever been offered in tha Nashville market We also keep a large St ck of Cotton, Hemp nnd Manilla Cordage of all sixes, Dufour's Rolling Cloths, Machine Bcllirg, Steam Packing and Hose, Rivets ol all kinds, Irou, It-usj and Copper Wire, Sheet Zinc, Block Tin. Farm'i.r imple ments. Corn Spellers, Straw cutters, Wheat I lirashers, Page's Patent Portable Saw Mills, Ac , As All are invited to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. MACEY A HAMILTON, sepfT 47 College strett. CIRCULAR SA S AM) SAW ill AN DRILLS. A LAKUh lot of Circular Saws and Mandrills of all sizes just received bv MACEY & HAMILTON. I'LArt KS AND IlKACKS. TU-T receirtd the very largest eswrlment of PIane3 and Hi aces uud Bats ever t tiered for sale in Nash- ilf MACEY A HAMILTON. SAUvUiK cYiTI'URS " JV have jdst receivela hit of Sauugc Cntters-a V a-nri.r article -every hjn'e keepr should have oi.e (M-pi7) MAOKY A HAMILTON. P. P- FliGK 1NVITKS tl.e i.tttn'mn of a'l thoe wanting tn ELK GANT COACH, areit UOCKAWAY or BAROUCHE, or a choice HUtHJ Y, to his largo stock at his Ware rooms n lwer Market streft Tsept4 im;o posa tli fo iTsr-K for furlic i:i ii.iu.vs; SEALED pmpriFals will be received by Jesse Thomas, tq , Survetor, Sanjuel H. Anderfon, Esq.. PostMaster. ami Jacob McGavcck, fsq,, until the tnenty-tiflb day of Scptemfcf r next, for a notable file tor a building for Ihe Bcconirrodalipn ol Ihe Custom House, Post OQice, United States ( f.uit. and Steam Boat Icspectcrs, at Nashville, Teen. Corner Lots will be preferred, and none are eligi ble that are less thon one hundred Itet bv one hundred feet. JAMES OUTURIE, sept7 tl. Secretary Treasury. WannreoTox. D- C.. Aug. 29. 'S7. BELL HOUSE, KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. WILLIAM McTEER, Profeietor. COSSIB OP M1IK AXD STATE STOIXr. Mail Coaches learo nt


ocr: Preserve Your Fruit. In C.HELlSy FRUIT jJr-rt ThU Can possesses the following uavaniages over au others : 1st The deleterious use of lead. With lti coa, aqsent MOULDING and DISCOLOR. . ATIOM OF THE FBUrr, 13 avoid-. 2d. RCH.EE ft Clrrv -rhl.h i'. -V.'..T II .. an. ad ii eouiiUr fftt k7 chanjei or tompo atan. l alio otrriited. 3d. The Opening of the Can li Dlda nrrnCIZ-TlT UlCt In naln tia r , .""! '"' M x rrworro thun waolo, ad to admit a bind foe tho rurpoj, of thorooililr eicaatiaf tho aa hi fata nit. 4th. It I, oponed with len tnmll. a It ! nnre- CUUCV IO HUT TBI CUT JLXB ITS COTTI5TS to nmOTO thO UP. In Oth-F .O.tr-,1 r... h!.k I. importaat improremeat. 5th. They are cheaper, because more simple. Tho Can ii henaetlcally iwIed bj a nmmt Fhleh. saliko any other, loses jor or m xo- u.ii - SJIM Br KXmiCRX TO TBI ie. hit maj bortliod on f.rjeut. JL Sufficient anantilM in rln.. X t-un ku 09 Srni$hed $9 wiiwHi caarge. The complete snccess of WineheH'a Can over all others is now fully established. County Merchants and all others who wish to snpplr the nselves with this excellent uan, win an wen to maze early application 10 MACKY A HAMILTON, julyfi 2m No. 47 College street, Nashville. HUGHES BROTHERS, mm


ocr: K. H. BROCK WAY 9 WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANTJFACrURLR OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Ti MY Stock of Gentlemen's Readv Made Clothing for JjxSnrine and Summor trade Is


ocr: No. 49 Pu.l.lio Square, jfAsmm.i,E. TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAIROAD. ON and after Sunday, June 1st, 1S56, Trains will run as tallows: GOIN'O t)0TH. Mail and Pass. Freight and Pass. Leave Nashrille at 6.45, a.m. S.45, p.m. Arrive at Thompson's 8.15, 5.0, " GOING NORTH. Leave Thompson's at S 45, a 11. 5.45, r u. Arrive at Nashville 10.25 " n.r, Tbe Stacesof Carter, Thomas A Hougb connect witb tbe Trains at Thompson's. Through Tickets to Memphis, Wavnesboro. Jackson, Tuacumbia, Florence, Columbia, and Pulaski, can be pro cured at the Gens nil Stage Office under the Verandah Ho tel. A. ANDERSON, nne7 tf R.Eng. and 8 apt. irtik. itir-JX2jS


ocr: W.UOYD.JB. rVI.LTUS. FOR HIRE. 'E have several likely Negroes for hire for the bal. anceof the tear. Amone them are some excellent Housj Servants, an Excellent Cook, Ac. Apply toon to feb23 HOYU A 1.YSLK. TAYLOR, DICKSON, GRAVES & CO. (Successors to Bates, Taylor A Co.,) Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in NOS. 23 AND 25 DRY STREET, NEW YORK. B. LANIER & CO., (Successors to Hart A Uollingsworth,) No. 5 Market Street, Nashville. WHOLESALE GROCERS ic DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. oct23 bAtw NEW BANKING HOUSE. tOUS D. JAKES. A. WUrLESS. DAVID D. JAM! JOHN D. JAMES Ar CO., BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS, iicxi JJoor 10 me unulc 01 rsnsliviue, NASHVILLE, TENN. REMOVAL. W. AV. FINN'S WALL PAPER STORE FROM MARKET STREET TO SXTQ. SS Public Square, CORNER DEADERICK. T ARGE assortment kept constantly on hand, cheap for 1 X-J Vasn. uountrr .Mercnanw supplied on favorable terms. lanj


ocr: R. II. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MAITUFACTUEEE OF Gentlemen's CIolhinr, No, 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN.


ocr: . IHAVEjast returned from New York and Philadelphia, and am now opening a very rich stock of all the latest styles of Jewelry, Gold aud Silver Watb.es Silver and Pla ted Ware, and would respectfully invite the ladies and gentlemen to call and examine them, assuring they will see something beautiful and desirable. Spectacles. I HAVE now a large stock of the celebrated Brazilian Spectacles made to order by the same manulacturer who made J.H.Semmons' and so highly recommended by so many of our most respectable citizens. Gold frames, from 5 to f 10. Silver frames, from 2 00 to f 2 50. Sold and warranted by W. U. CALHOUN, dee!9 6m 15 Public Square HUSHES BROTHERS,


ocr: Home Insurance OF Middle Tennessee. BOOKS srfi now open at No. 35 Kirkman's corner, and the Merchant's Bank, for subscription to the Capital Stock ofsaid Company. NEIL S. BROWN, JOHN PORTERF1KLD, CAVE JOHNSON, S. R. ANDERSON. feb23 ROBT. GIBSON.


ocr: Presidential Election. PURSUANT to an order issued to me from the Ccujty Court of Davidson county, I will, on Tucsoat, tie 4th day of November, 1850, proceed to open and hold an Election for President and Vice-President ot the Unittd States is the several Wards and Civil Districts of David son county. The Constables of each District are autho rised and requested to hold elections in their respective Districts. oct.lSJ J, K, EDMUNDSON, Bberifi:


ocr: HAHDWIS HOUSE. SHARPED Rfle, Double and Single Shot Guns, from 3 to 12tXieach. Pock- !?iiSZ&l ana Tame cut- i?--l-'"?. lew. Rnz-irm .!. -:.v- Bora, and Shears, Chain., Hoes, Hin V5;V2- ecs. and Files. ges, and Piles, A general assort ment oil dge Tools, House Baildmg and House Furnishing Hard are,Fren? Utensils, Ac We respectfully solicit all Merch.nls visit ing the city to a careful examination of slock and price. ... ..... t- . . . i . , rT . rr . 00112 tl JJlaUlU , VAB-lOfti W. NEW HARDWARE. CUTLERY AND TOOL STORE. Beaumont, Vanlicr & Co. DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL ERS IN HARDWARE, GUNS AND CUTLERY, Sign of the big Padlock,4 doors from the Squate,Marketst. XASUVILLS, TIN. Anvils and Vices, Bellows, Stock and Dies, Hammers, Hatchets nnd Steel, Hoes, Hinges nnd Files, Carpenter's, Blacksmith's CooDer'a and Shoe Tools, Mill, Crosscut, Circular, and Hand Saws. Axes, Nails and Chains, Knob, Plate, and Gun Locks, Sifters,&hovels and Tack- ALSO A lares assortment of Guns, Riftss and Pistols. Guns from $5 to $250 each, including the celebrated Sharpe's RiQe and otber new patents. Breech loading Rifles of the most approved kinds. Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors and bhears. Platform, Counter and Beam hcales.and Tannine Utensus of every variety, Planes and Locks of all kinds, ranging in price from Sue to $20 each. Hoe's, Spear & J ackson's, and other makes of Circular Saws. P. S Merchants visiting Ihe city will find it to their interest to examine ourstocc before pnrcbasing. aug.2 ly BEAUSION f. VANLlER & CO. ON MANHOOD, AND ITS PREJIATURE DECLINE. Ju.t Published, Gratis, the 20tk Thousand ; WnTiTsr A FEW t'ORD3 ON THE RATIONAL J&JLZL3y TREATMENT, witnout Modlcine.of Sjwrnia-SkS-T torrhx of Local V eaknees, Nocturnal Emis wi"ftvsw tions, Genital and Nervous Debility, Iinpo tenev and Impediments to Jlaniare gene-ally. BV B. DE LANhV. M. D. The Important fact that the many alarmltg complaints, originating In this Imprudence rnd solitude ol youtu, may be easily rumored without Mcnicisa, is In this small tract, clearly demonstrated ; and the entirely new and highly sue cessful treatment, at adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means of which ever) onels enabled tocure him.i.i- p r feclly and at tbe least posslbio coi; thereby avolJiog all the advertised nostrums of the day. Sent to any address, grails and post Iree In a sealed enve. lope, b) remitting tposipeiu; two waiag-.ianiini u ui. o. D1?LANEY. 17, Lt.pbnard Siroet, New Vork City. OC12G Cmd--W ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. fTMIK undersigned having been appointed Administrator qi inw-ARD JOKH--,ucclJ"l' l-iiue.4. mi mui. luuvuh- ed to him to come forward aud make Immediate payment, and all persons baving claims againum. uceasvu are auu tied to present inem to moiur n-yiaeu. ..hid law uirrcu. nor6-w kOBV. THOMPSON, Adm'r. JAdlKS UKU'ln' V CO.. -VTTILL open a COMMISSION I10U3E In LivsirooL on V V tbe let oi January uexfc iui mo ei- vi Ajianja.i PRODUCIS. Jdessrs. HEWITT, NORTON dcCONew Orleans! Messrs HHW1TT Ac CO.. New York; RICHAUD ATKINSON. E-q., Louisville, Ky., and W. WMEUuid, Esq., Caeaier I nk of NahvUIe,Tenn., will make cash advancot on property thipied to their address. Naw Yore, Pet. S3. 1S56. fnov4 lm. ITERI.1SO LAS1KR. AHrsoa lahsk. LAMAR HOUSE, (Formerly Coleman Houte.) KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. S. & S. LANIER, Proprietors . Ve -triitva L-ie.. lata nf tha Lanfar Honse. Macon Ca .-and .Mrsox Laniik, 1st. of Tuakegee, Ala., will be


ocr: GROCERIES, By avis, Pilcher & Co. S TUESDAY MORNING next February 12. 1S5S. we J will offer at Auction for Cash, a large assortment of Groceries, to wit : 25 hhds choice Sugar; 50 bags Kio Coffee; 63 dozen Brooms, White co; 150 boxes Glassware; SO bbls Molasses: a boxes quart flasks; 50 Jtf bbls Boas Hill do; 5 boxes nint Flasks: 20 bbls ixiat fcngan 43 dozen Painted Buckets; 1 cases Matches; 10 casks Soda; 15 bbls Old Rye Whisty; 17 bbls Peach Orchard do; 8 bblsYinesar: 10 bbls Crushed do; 13 boxes tVncy Candies; 15 boxes M R Raisins; 25 bbls No 3 Mackerel ; 20 14 bbls No 2 do; 10 i bbls No S do; 50 boxes Star Candles; 75 " Tallow do; 20 ' No 1 Soap; 10 " Pearl Starch; 27 boxes Tobacco, various brands; 2 cases Cigars; 1ST reams Wrapping Paper: 40 dozen Hemp Plow Lines; SO dozen Wash Beards; o reeis notion nope. With many other articles suitable for tbe tr de. DAVIS, PILCUER CO feb6'58 73, Public Square. IXTAMUCD. 100 bbls Lard, tor which ths highest V V market prices win ce paid in ua febl DAVIS, PILCUER & CO. FUKNITlRE, CLOCKS, &C. John Patterson, NO. 16 COLLEGE STREET. fij HAVING purchased the entire stock of i nrni ftm ture, Ac, in the Ware rooms of R. W. Shaffer, I VI which, in concoction with my fornser Stock. mastB it the largest and best in the city, I am therefore prepared to offer inducements to Cash buyers and punc tual men, woo are requested to can ana examine mysiocx ana prices. Thankful for past Ctvors, I respectfully solicit a sontin uancecf the same. JOHN PATTKRSON. febS 1m oiip TEACIIEK WANTED. WE WISH to employ a competent Teacher who will tako charge of the Uadensnlle Academy. One who can teach English, French, Latin. Greek, Ac , and who can come well recommended. UANL K MKRRITT, B D ESMITH. tEO W HOOSEB, FRANCIS DUFFY", J B WEST, febO ditriw3t4wlt Trustees. Hadensville, Todd county, Ky., January 24th, 1856. Advanced Taxes. Collictoe's Omu, Nashville, February 2, 1856. j IN accordance with a recent act passed by the Mayor and Aldermen ot tbe city of Nashville, the Kevenue Collec tor is authorized to receive Advanced Payments on Corpo ration Taxes for the year 1856. One per cent per month will be allowed to tax-payers, provided payment is made in the present month of iebruary. rJ$ Corporation taxes are dae and payable on the first davof July next, and interest wili be charged thereafter, fibs lm A. NELSON, Collector. BSLL HANGER, AND KEY FITTEK, Corner of Broad and Cherry streets. Nashville, Tenn. jan3'56-tl TENNESSEE MA'RIKE Fire Insurance Company $15 0,000 OFFICE Nonn-West Corner of the Public Square over Drer Pearl's Exchanee Office. They will take risks on Dwellings and other Houses, Goods in Store against Loss or Damsge by Fire. Also, Marine and River hazards; from and to all ports. ALau Negroes against the dangers or the River. DIRECTORS. JOHN M. HILL. JOSEPH VAULX. JAMES CORRE V, THOMPSON ANERSON, G. M. FOGG. F. A. OWEN, ALES. ALLISON, TAMES ELLIS, - - ' K. 11. GARDNER, JT. K. ALLOW AY, W. a. JSAKIN. JOSEPH VAULX, President


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ocr: fen (MV (yr-M DAJLY, 8; TBI-WEEKLY, 5; WEEKLY, gS. OTW CaSSXSCHPBCHASD CHERRY STREETS. - O. J. TORBETT & CO. K. B. XA8TXAK, T.C. BtfKJTIKGTOJT. ft G.C TOEBETX DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOE PRESIDENT; MMES BUCHANAN, OF PEMSSY LTANIA. FOR YICE-PHKSTDRVT: JOHN G. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KEPrxuoK-s.t SZ.ZG70RAX. 7XOOST, FOB THE BTATB AT LAHGB:1 WILLIAjW H, POLK, gf Maury. ISHAM G. HARRIS, jop Shelby EI3THI0T ELE0T0K3. BAH0EL POWELL, cf HawklM. JAKES W. MoHENRY. of Overton. . 1L KEY, of Hamilton. E. 1l GARDENHIRE, of Walt. E. A. KEEBLE, of Rutherford. JAMES E. THOMAS, of Maury. TH0UA3 J. BROWN, of Giles. O. G. POINDEXTER, or llcnigcmary: Se.1. ' s. " 8. " 4. - 6. " 6. " 7. " 8. "


ocr: TO aiERCJIANTS WHOLESALE STOCK IS J large and wen seicceea, my, And my facilities enable ma to offer & j&cmcements jtja In every style tf HATS to snit ths --ivjsS- Season. A. J. FRANCISCO, apr5 fto 2? l At spiare. em


ocr: COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE; on, toe JOYS AND EOKEOWS OF AtlEBICAN LIFE, cr CAROLiMI surnoR of -ernest linwood." -acnt pat- TV'S SCRAP BAO." " PLANTKR'S N"RTH ERN BRIDE." "LINDA." " RENA," ETU. Justr-ceivedby HAUAN t BRO., ja ret street.


ocr: Flags, Banners, Mottoes Transparencies, &c, FOR Military and Political Purposes, gotten upon hhoit notice and reasonable termJ,Dy 11. T FLEMING, septiS lm Painter, Union street.- A J.FKAICISC09 MANUFACTTXREB AND DEALER IK PUBS, . WO. 23 PUBLIOQUAHE, Nashville.. AUTUMN STYLE OP MOLESKIN HAT FOR 1856. Ths new and Fall Style ot .Moleskin Hat will be Introduced this morning tl'th. KIT lt!71Rlur FRANCISCO, No. 23, Public. Square. Gents who are in cearch of eoniethiBir eraceful and be- comtne are inviledloexamiiie'thisbeantiful style. ang23, '5(i. jo. 2C. i'aoiic aq,nare. SOFT HATS. OF this class of Goods you will hnd all lha NEW STYLES OF BEAUTY". FASHION AND COMFORT, represented ia a variety of shapes and shade ot colors, . bound to please, wnomsoever uesire to do pleased with a hat at A, J. FRANCISCO'S, , Tl LI. Il l Tl FRESH SUPPLY. TUST RECEIVED of those FAWN AND ROSE r CKNDREE. (Atleiof Rom) which are said to possess the charm of soltenin tr the hardest glances aimed at a wearer of any of these, for the visionary organs bo pleasing, head apparVl. Any gentleman, therefore, who desires a sunny gleam from some admired "orb' ought not to neglect the now cflered opportunity to procure one of these altracia lU.i at A. J. FRANCISCO'S Hat Bazaar, No. 23, Public Square. CHILDREN'S HATS A BEAUTIFUL assortment or children's plain and l. fancy soft hats, in black and various colors, just re ceived. Also, on hand a fine fresh stock of neat and tasty little boy's silk.hats, our own make, in white, purple and black plush. Parents, will therefore, do well by calling with their youthful branches to select for them a fine and dressy, or a cheap and durable Hat, at tbe Fashionable Hat Store or ' A. J. FRANCISCO, aug28 No..48, Public Square. NOTICE.


ocr: Vour Fruit ThU Can possesses the folUncing uuKunuiyra over an outers: 1st. The deleterious use of lead. With ltscoiuaruit MOULDING! sad DISCOLOB- ATION OP THE FRUIT.i, avoided. -.0. Rcbsib oz Gtnr. itUth 1, objMtioMMs, ss H tmpMtt 1 a s.pleusnt S.vor to th. content, of th, nn, ud liconjUnUy rct,il tr eaun. ct tfinHr- SkCTim 1SI BM&A Akvl , .1 I 3d. The Opening- of the Can Is sud. scnciiXTtT large to retire th, laicist . . OMlrM to iirercrr. thrm wttlt, f Urals . hind for tb. rorpc, of llorooibj, slWDtisc th, can fr futir. ust. Jtn , . . it i upenw wa less trouble, a. it I, rm. "" i Wd ItS CO.VTI.VTS to rmoro th. ep. u In other soalxl em, tica 1. aa lraporUat improvemtBt. 5th. They ore cheaper, because mors simple. Th. Cu Is htnn.tlealljr nM hy . rem,nt whloi. Bolik. any other. to,rj jtoie or its aj- . " . mm, Atx. bat sujr b nliod sa fcrjtr. J9, Vin. .mill A. .,.-.!. J tcifoouf charge. The complete success of Winchell's Can over all others now fuliy established. County Merchants and all who wish tntupply thenseivM with this excellent will do well to make early application to JIACEV A HAMILTON. julyS 2m No. 47 College street, Nashville.


ocr: R. H. BROCK WAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTKY MERCHANTS. "H TY Stock of Gentlemen's Beadr Made Clothing for JxLSpring and Summar traders now every variety 01 bivm auu launu w ueiuuou iu iu Markets. My businoss being strictly and exclusively confined


ocr: BEDSTEADS! BEDSTEADS! CONSTANTLY on hand and for s tie at McCombs' Bed stead Manufactory all kinds of Cottage and Fancy Bedsteads, such as Cottages' Rouble and Stnglo Misses, St Louis do. Plain Cottage do, Doable and Smgle Lounges do, at all prices. . ALSO Cribs. Towell Racks, Trunnel Bedsteads, Small Fancy Tables, Whatnots, Ac. Also, a general assortment ofMatraAsea, all of which will be sold at wholesale and reUil as cheap as can be had in Cincinnati or any other city, tgy" All work warranted as represented. Dealers in the country will find it greatly to their Inter est to give us a oalL Tseiis. Four months for good paper, or 5 per cent on for canti. Factory cornerofSprtngand Clferry streets. pgr" We will pay the highest market price in CASH tr any quantity ot Uackiled Shocks. J. W. McCOMIfc?, W. R. CORNELIUS, feb2 Proprietor. Agent TNNEESSEE MARINE Fir Insurance Company $15O,0OO! OFFICE North-West Corner of the Public Sqnare over Dyer Pearl's Exchange Office, They will take risks on Dwellings and other Houses, Goods in Store against Loss or Damsge by Fire. Also, Marine aad Jttrer hazards: from and to all port?. ALSO . Negroes against the dangers of the River. DIRECTORS. , JOHN M. HILL. SfAYHOS JAMES CORREY, THOMPSON ANEKSOJ, G.M.FOGG. flraSxH. ALEX. ALLISON. xiA ILO WAY R. n. GARDNER, vinN . JOSEPH VAULX, President . a,rtr. tw ocl3 tt Dealer in , CHOICE FA5HLY GBCEBIES, PR0VI3T0SS PURE IMPORTED VVINS jSs LIQUORS, Wt MICINAL A,1?ni'ua'Hall No 40 Market Street One Door abore th. Uai.a HaU, JoalSi-lB- Nszhvlll,Termosse.


ocr: BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERY, On Front, near Broad St THE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks to the public for past favors, and so licits a continuance ci patronage tn me above line, also OEa COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING: Together with every description of Metal,; Turnings, Me- UU1C a acKlugs, jjaiuifc jueuu auu uimugis. Soda Founts. Generators, Ale Pumps, and Pumps oi erery description manufactured to order, or repaired at shor) notice. Casn will be paia ai an times iur cia uopper ana nrass


ocr: Growth of 1856. FJIESI1 AND GENUINE, recemxl at th Jia and Jtortar on Market opposite Union streets. Nseh'


ocr: to tuts ollico. Til AVE just returned from New York and Philadelphia, and am now opening u vcrv rich stock of all the latest styles of Jewelry, Gold and Silver Walhes Silver and Pla ttil Ware, and would respectfully invite the ladies and gentlemen tnrall and examine ttem, assuring they will see something beaulilul and desirable Spectacles. I HAVE now a large stock of the celebrated Brazilian Spectacles made to order bv the same manufacturer who made J.H.Semmons'and so highly recommended by so many of our most respectable cituens. Gold frames, from 1 5 to 10. Silrer Trames, from $2 00 to $2 50, Sold and warranted by W. II. CALnOUN, declS Cm 15 Public Square. TOTHE LADIES-AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, ON FRIDAY MORNING, the 2M inst-. we will sell at Auction a large assortment of Lidies' Dress and Fan. cy Goods, at the stand of Plummer A Co. on the Public OXSATURDAY MORNING at 10 o'clock, we will sell a large variety of Dry Goods, Shoes, Glasswares, Ac., at Ujs same place. Merchants are especially invited to at tend. J G JFERGUSON, Trustee. T W Barnes, Auctioneer. feb21 St JUST RECEIVED. . . A LARGE stock of Gentlemen's Clothing, consisting of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Yestings, wnicb I will sell at very low prices tor Cash at 67, up stairs, College st, septe-tr A.MORRISOX


ocr: 1, A 'i' ii S T 1 M 1 O Jt T A T ION or Sprlsig G5ods for 1356, A. J. DUftTArS & CO., IlIl'ORIEiJS AND V liOLESALE DEaLKKS IN FOREIGN 2D DOUESTIO DRY QOODS, XO. PUBLIC SQCARK NASHVILLE.


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BKiSS F0TODKY, No 17J South Front Street, NASHVILLE, Tcnn. AB. COOK, practical Bell.and Brass bounder, succes sor to Wefler A Cook, is prepared to mAnufacture to or er. Bells for Churches, Steamboats and Plantations Also, Steam Wbistle3, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gauge, Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose andSalt Well Jomts.Uun Mouuting, Anti-Friction Metal. All work uudeby me with neatness and dispatch, of the best material, at low prices, and wirran'M. iants lv


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ocr: IHAVEjisl returned fromjfew York and Philadelphia, and am now opening a very lich stock of all the latest styles of Jewelry, Gold and Silver Wu'hei Silver and Pla td Ware.or.d wou'd respectfully invito the ladies and gsallemtn in call end examine in' ra, issurirg they will see something Deautiial ana aesuabic. Spectacles. T IIAVE now a larre ttnekoftha celebrated BraiiUan JL Spectacles made to order bv the came manulacturer who made J. H.Semmoas and so highly recommended by so many oi our most respectable cn-recc. Gold frames, from f 5 to $10. Silver frames, from $2 Ou to J 2 fO, Sold and warranted by W. H. CALHOUN, decl9 6m 15 Public Squire


ocr: x ;iiEs;i.ii n. u;uxt fxiriss",clriiriST vzzfxi mm "USA fc -Ti ii itw fir-ri"- i ivr .r lira .- r t i . arA''sa i ft tlx t ttMry- 'JPrtiry-Siryyy R. H. BKOCKWAI, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 71 1-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock orOenflemen's Ready Made Clothing for the Spring and Summar trade is now complele.embractng every variety of style and fabric to be found in the Eastern Markets. My business being strictly and exclusively confined to the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to offer greater inducements than any other house in the city, "and should alone be sufficient guarantee to all who purchase Ready Made Clothing, that they can supply themselves with a much larger variety of stylc3 and assortment ol sizes, ataless price, bymaking their pnrchases direct from


ocr: kKUrei, lsrftifijs,.. . -- -j Fiauwircs, in great vsriBtj: . - .- ,- ., Brii:iinteos, Jaconet Xrimmiags;.- . FreneU Wci'd Collois , - Laca At. N 1 Setts, Alexander Sid Gloves; -Nst Guods iccrived daily. THOMPSON a CO., iugUtt PubUe Squaro. R.H.BROCKWAY &.C WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MATTOTACTUBEES OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No, 711-2, Public Square, M A I TO COUNTRY ill ER C II ANTS. r&Zryg&&'i'i! iJb nX I g him rSS Hi ISS H


ocr: BELL HO USE, KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. WILLIAM McTEER, Propeietob. CORSIR or KilS A STATS STEXIT. Og Four Horse Mail Coaches leave daily at , X o clow, A.M., for Montrale Springs. jane 15 -if "TEranDah hotel, opposirs thi post orrica, vastivii.LE. TENNESSEE. ACTON YOUNG Superintendent &T The Stage Office is kept at ibis house.


ocr: A. O. M. C. THE MEMBERS OP TUB ORDER will meet THIS EVENING at 7 o'clock at Their Hall; for inspection and work By order of tha 1L E. O. C. Nashville. February?. 1S56 1 1.


ocr: U9 Ho BROCKWAT, . "W20LE6A12 DEALER AND Gentlemen s Uiolamg, WrtbMVILLt, ItNN, TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. 1,fY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Mads Clothing for the JxLSprise and Summsr tr&do is nowcomclefe everv variety of style and fabrio to be found in tbe Eastern


ocr: WJJ3YS.J3. fu.irat. FOR HIRE. VJSTE hare several likelr Nezrnes for hire for tbs VV sncecf tbe rear. Amonz them are tome House Servants, an Excellent cook, Ac Apply boon t TAYLOR, DICKSON, GRAVES & CO. (Successors to Bates, Taylor A Co.,) Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in NOS. 23 AND 35 DFY STREET, NEW YORK., IJ. LANIER & CO., (Successors to Hart A Hollingoworih,) WHOLESALE GROCERS Ac DEALERS P0REIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. oet28 b&tw NEW RANKING HOUSE. D. J1MSS. A. WnSLESS. DAVID D. ilXB inrrv it t a m.'c k. rr BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS, next jjoor io ine uanK or ivasnruic, NASHVILLE, TSAW. REMOVAL. W. W. FINN'S WALL PAPER STORE TE0M MARKET STEIET TO 20. 28 Public Square. CORNER DEADERICK. T ARGE assortment kept constantly on hand, jli uasn. country jnercnanu supplied on terms. lanz AND FANCY JOB WORKMAN, North East Corner Public Square, Nashville, TTTHEUE he will be found prepared tooxeeute all kinds V V of Plain. Fancv and Ornamental Work in his line nf such aa uescs. urawers, i aoies, uounters, stands, Sign Boards, Boxes,Ac Small Jobs attended to neatnees and dispatch, cheap for cash. mayis ly u a. tvitiuiir. H. SKTPSR n TV. TSOXKLL. NEW BOOT AND SHOE BST.aBUSBME(NT.. & Frizzell now te-eiriog tad opening at No 67 College SU fnext door to R. C. M'Nairr 4 Co..) a fine aad well assortment of Boots jnd Shoes, mancfactcred ex. for the retail trade. To' which ther respectfully the attention of their friends, and all yrhojfiEh to, goods ia their line. Tbeir stock comprises iaaiee neel (Jitters, very scpenor; do do do Btots. extra fine: do Slippers, entirely new; ConSrexs Gaiters; White Kid and Satin Slippers; do do do Gaiters; English Glove Kid Bootsr i Saper Calf SeWd Boots; do do do do Oent'i do do PezM Boots: do Buper Patent Leather Opera Boofct; do Patent Leather Shoes, oTovery description; do Congress Gaiters. da Celt Shoes, greet variety; do Oxford Ties: And erery other description for LadieV and Gestleaien'a . - ALSO, a complete assortmea t cf Mkws' Boys end. Chil' Boats, Shoes aad Gaiters. . . . A good stock of heary Brjwaas for Negress, all of irhlah eni ai ;sw prict far wa. . :isbSS .


ocr: NASVIHLLE; DEMOOBATIC STATE CENTRA- COUMITI-E. a K. WISSTOIf, Cmisu-X. -O. P. SMITH, B. F. CHEATHAM, B. N. CLEMENTS, - E. Q. EASTMAN, J. K. HOWARD, ., TH03. JJOTERS.


ocr: ; -PSSitSSPMi HI R. M BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No, 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY" Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the Spring and Summar trad6 is nowcomplete.embracicg every variety of style and fabric to be found in tbe Eastern Markets. My business being strictly and exclusively confined to


ocr: FOR HIRE. WE have several likely Negroes for hire for tbe bal anceof the year. Among them are come excellent Uouss Servants, an Excellent itook, Ac Apply soon to feb2S BOYD & LVSLE. TAYLOR, DICKSON, GRAVES & CO., (Successors to Bates, Taylor A Co.,) Manufacturers and Wholesale Healers in NOS. ?3 AND 25 DRY STREET, NEW YORK. B. LANIER & CO., (Successors to Hart & Hollingftworth,) No. 5 2farkot Street, Nashville. YVHOLESALE GROCERS A-. DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. oct2S Birw NEW BANKING HOUSED ' JODX D. JAUIS. A. WOELXSS. DAVID 11. JAKE JOHN D. JAMES Ac CO., BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS, Next Door to the Bank or Nashville, NASHVILLE, TE&'X. REMOVAL. Vf. YV. FINN'S WALL PAFER STORE ntOJI MARKET STREET TO Ho. 28 Public Square, CORNER DEADERICK. LARGE assortment kept constantly on hand, cheap for Cash. Country Merchants supplied on favorable terms. jan2 AND FANCY JOB WORKMAN, North East Corner Public Square, Nashville, WHERE ho will be found prepared to oxecnte all kinds of Plain, Fancv and Ornamental YVork in his line of business, such as Desks, Drawers, Tables, Counters, Stands, Shelving, Sign Boards, Box3,kc. Small Jobs attended to with neatness and dispatch, cheap for cash. may!2-ly PS. WRIGHT. n.s.ssTDEn. I n w. ieizzell. NEW BOOT AND SHOE Sny dcr &Fr izzell. ARE now receiving and opening at No 57 College St, (next door to R. C. M'Nairy & Co..) a fine and well selected assortment of Boots and Shoes, manufactured ex. piessly for the retail trade. To which thev respectfully invite the attention of their friends, and all who wish to purcbare goods in ibeir line. Tbeir stock comprises Ladiea' heel Gaiters, very superior; do do Boots, extra tine; do do Slippers, entirely new; do (Vmfiress Gaiters; do White Kid and Satin Slippers; do Mo do do Gaiters; do English Glove Kid Boots; Gent's Super Calf Sew'd Boots; dd do PegM Boots; do Super Patent Leather Opera Boots; do Patent LeatherShoes, of orery descrintiaa;. do Congress Gaiters; do Calf Shoes, great variety; do Oxford Ties; And every other description for Ladiea and Gentlemen's wear.


ocr: 0f; ', - ; Growth of 1855. ,T7RESII AND OEUINE, rtielattbo Mm. JU out Mwtar on Market opposite Union hlreeta .an


ocr: i Double and Shot Guns, froci8 to J20ueach, Pock et and Table Cut lery, Raiors, Scis scrs, and b hears. i 5,ges,and Files. A general assort, meoiot LdgeToola, House Building and House Furnisbic? Hard we. Farmer? Utensils, Ac. We respectfully solicit all Merchants in? the citr to a careful elimination of slock and prices. ocrl2 -tf BEAUMONT, TANLIER A CO. new nutDWAiiK t;i;rt,Kjtv TOOL STORE. ANO Beamnonti ITanlier & Co. DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL ERS IN HARDWARE, GUN3 AND CUTLERY", Sign ofthe bigradlock,4doorsfroui the Squa remarket st- KASaTILLS, TEW, Anvils and Vicrs, Bellows, Stock and Dies, Hammers, Hatchets ana Steel. Hoes, Hinges and Files, Carpen' er'n, Blscksmith'a Cooler's and bhoo To la. Mill, Crosscut, Circular, and UandSaws, Axes, Nails and Chains, Knob, Plats, and Gun Locks. Sifters,Sbo7els and Tacks. auu: A large asirtment of Gucs.Rifle3 and Pistols. Guns fron lb to tioO each, including the celebrated Sharp 's Rifle asd other new patent. Breech loading Rifles of the most approved k'nds. Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Razors Scissors and bhears. Platform, Counter aad Beam tfcalw.and Farming Utensils of every variety. Planes and Loess orali kinds, ranging In price from 5tc to $90 each. Uee'n, Spear A JacksoaV, and other makes of Circular Saws. P. S. HofcaanU visiting the city will find it to their interest to xatnico ourstock bstore purchasing. VANLiKR A


ocr: Preserve Your Fruit in W This Can possesses the follotcina advantages over all others : 1st The deleterious use of lead. With Its oooifrjnent MOCLDINO nd DISCOLOB- ATION or THE FRUIT, i arofcM. Impart! au onplcuaat flaror to the eontwli ef th eta. sad Ij Muttntlj affected br caanrea of Umpr- ifKM fa ilu t. A si The Opening of the Can U mala scrrrcrximr iargx to rewire tS utcin rAAVBU. WOOD IE II de.lrml tn rr..r. than, fcAl and to admit a hand for th. purpo.a of thoreithly w tJ. imuro me. 4th. It ij apantd with Ini tronbla. ai it b mux. caasAar to iiiat the caj. A50 its coxthjits to rS0T u cap. a la oth.r aealed earn, which !. an usportant uaproTemeot. 5th. They are cheaper, because more simple. j Tat Can is hens-ticallr Malsd by a eem.nt which, , aallk asr oUir, iosxs voire or rrs ad- The complete success of Wincbell's Can over all others is now fully established. County Merchants and all others who wish to supply thenseives with this excellent Can. wlU do well to make early application to U ' MACEY A HAMILTON, july6 2m No. 47 College street, Nashville. hxsite srauars r xsrosexe to thc a air, bat may do railed on for years. tbi A sufficient quantity to close tht m ife Cam tcill I rnihd jffjjBi without charge.


ocr: HU. DOUGrLAS, WHOLESALE DEALEB IN Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, &c, I HAVE located Loower Market street; in Sloan's Car riage House. Hare received about $30,0002 worth of GOODS by the Fait Line from the Old Stand, run by kind eititens. on Sunday morning lsst In this Stock are many nice Goods, preserved in perfect I am alsoreceivingquiUalot of neirtttagjLaU of which I will fust as 1 can. uu.uuuuum. BPAQ


ocr: T. & W. EAKIN & CO. J NO. 48 PUBLIC SQUARE. ABE RECEIVING Recruiting Supplies OP DRESS SILKS, LAWNS, JACONETS, EMBROIDERIES, AND OTHER ARTICLES REQUISITE TO KEEP UP A COMPLETE AND UNBROKEN Stock, AND TO WHICH WE ASK PARTICU LAR ATTENTION. tf


ocr: TO JIEIlCIIArfTS fUR WHOLESALE STOCK IS large and Well Selected, ana rar r-.-cuuies enable me to oner inducements In erery style uf HATS to suit tbe Season. A. J. FRANCISCO. apr5 No 28. PnbUc


ocr: , Flags, Banners, Mottoes, Transparencies, &e, r?OR Military and Voliticallirposes, gotten upen short V notice and reasonable terms, by B, T FLEMING, sept2S Ira r Painter, Union street. g'air and Conventions A' TRAIN will Ieive Ihe Depot ot the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for the Fair Grounds during the time ot the American and Democratic Convention? and tbe Fair, according to tbe fullowine; SehdcJe : ' Leave Depot 9.15, A. M. Leave Fair Grounds 9 40 A.M 10.15 11.15 " 12.15 P. M. 115 " 2.05 aoo- 4.60 -, 6.15 " 1L45 12.40 P.M. 10 " 25 " 8 25 " 410 " - 445 Persons roinir and returnin? Fara each way 10 cents. ,are requested to praTids themselves th .change, and to purchase tickets before catting on the cars. cc:9 b.p.Ao. a. L ANDERSON, Bnp't.


ocr: THUNEHIN X.ARCE AUCTION SAJL.E HO. TWO Of Damaged Goods. WE will sell at our Auction Rooms, No. 71 Public Square, on TUESDAY, July 22, 1S56, on account of underwriters and all others concerned, overTwo Hundred Cases of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Ac These Goods are slightly damaged by water, by tbe sinking ot theSteamboai Magnolia, and have been prompt ly dried and arranged, so that the damage is slight. The goods were bought expressly for retailing, and are of the v:ry best quality and most popular brands. The Shoes and B00U are very slightly dameged and of the very best quality. Negro Brogans from 8s to lis. L. and B. Bro gans, Boy's and Youth's and Children's Shoes. Mens Congre.'s Gaiters, Lasting Gaiters, ladies' and Misses' Boots and Shoes, Ac., Ac Altogether one of the largest and meet complete Stocks of Goods evcr.before offered at Auction in this city. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, precisely. Terms, All sums under $100 casb; All snms over $100 and nnder f 300 ninety days; All sums over $300 and under $500 four months; All snms over $500 and under lQOOsix months; Allsumsover $1000 eight months; For note endorsed to satisfaction of parties concerned and payable in Bank. TRABUE A LUCUS. Commission Merchants, No. 71 Public Square. JU A. J. FRANCISCO, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Hats, Caps and Ladies' FURS, NO. S3 I'UHLIC SQUARE. Nashville. Hats! Hats! Hats! SUMMER AND ITS AVANTS. mllE first nhvsical want suscest- JL ed by the approach of warm weather is the want of substantial articles to keep our craniums eooL The sultry weather fir the last few days has increased tbe demand of citizens for FRANCISCO'S Celebra ted Summer Hats. A hue assort ment utill to ba found at A. J. FRANCISCO'S june23 Hat Emporium, No. 28 Public Square. WE STUDY TO I LEASE TIGHT, elegant and dressy are tbose unnL., imt mi'lu ill ipj 1 nurcu ai ULr.m 1.1 111.1, that we are constantly making to order to the entire satuiaction 01 our customers. A. J. FRANCISCO, june28. No 28 Public Square. LILAC AND THE FAWN COLORED SOFT HATS. SOMETHING new and desirable, at tbe Emporium of FRANCISCOS, jnne23 No. 23 Public Square. l'ANAMA, LEGHORN AND MARRlCAItO HATS. QTRAW GOODS OF EVERY DISCRIPTION. for . Men. Bnvs. and Children? now readv for insrec- tion. at the Hat Emporium of A. J. FRANCISCO. jonelf) gg Public Square. New Wheat Flour. Cfr BAGS City Mill's extra New While Wheat Zt w KJ Family Flour, in store and for sale br june2T aTKATTON A EWlNQ. SUGAR 76 hhds Fair to Choice Louisiana Sugar, for sale by julv2 STRATTON A EWINO. COFFEE 560 bigs Bait Rio CotTee, choice, 50 ' Lagnyra do do; SO " Old Government Java CoBee. In store and for sale by STRATTON A KWINO. ju'j2 SALT 1200 bags Fine Liverpool t aft. tarsal br jnly2 STRATTON A KWINO. HlSltY 200 bbls Ohio and Tennessee Whisky! for sale by j uly2 STRATTON A KWINO. N AILS 500 krgs Wheeling Nails, tor sals bv july2 aiitAiiuj ar.wi.-su. STAR CANDLES 100 boxes Star Candles; 50 K " do do; 50 yi " do do For sale by STRATTON & EWING. nly2-tf , WHEAT, tV HE AT 20,000 bushels tied and White Wheat wanted immediately, for which we wilt pay the highest market price in cash. jnlj2 STRATTON A EWINO. NEW WHEAT FLOUlt. I have received this day a snperior article cf NEW . WHEAT FLOUR from City Mills, which 1 will tell low for cash. J. U. HAWKINS.


ocr: V. DAILY, j6 ; TBt-WEKKLY, frSi WEEKLY., S3. flCTItTB CfiBXgg CSURCS ASP Cat&B? STREETS. ' C. TORDETT & CL V.l. E5TS AS, 7.0. DTTBHTHQIOS. O.C TOEBKTT DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOH PKE8IDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, 1F PNNS'LVANIA. FOB VICE-PKK'IDKMs JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE, -ax s xscik A , CEISOCItATXO SZ.SOTORAZ. TICSET. !, '' FOR THE STATE AT LARGE: V WILLIAM H. POLK, of Maury. ISHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby DISTRICT ELECTORS, 'i No. 1, SAMUEL POWELL, of Hawkins. r V" 2. JAMES W. MoUENRY, of Overton C D. M. KEY, of Hamilton. -4. E. L- QARDENUIRE, of White. - . &. K. A. KEEBLIi of Rutherford. " 6. JAMES R. THOMAS, of Maury. 1. THOMAS J. BROWN, of Giles. "" 8.. Q. O POINDEXTER, of Montgomery. " St J. D. 0. ATKINS, of Henry.


ocr: 1856. MAMMLOTHrSTOQK; 1856. OF . . FALL & WINTER STAPLE & FANCY DRY-GOODS! A. 3. DUNCAN & Co , NO. 70, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE. Ws are in full receipt of our stock of Fall and Winter Staple and Fcecy, and Domestic Dry Goods, comprising by tar the largest stock ever- imported by us ; consisting of a very large line ot Ladies' Dress Goods of entire new styles ot French, English, Italian, Scotch, and American manufactures; sew style goods (or misse3and children; Plaids of the greatest variety ; a large stock ot Black Gro de Rhine, Gro do Nap, FouUrd Silks; Fancy Dress Silks of entire new styles. Our stock of this line of Goods Is superior to any eTer imported by us, end very attractive fcr the city and country trade. White Goods and Em broideries, of all numbers and a general range of prices. Our stock of Fancy Goods, generally, is made up of latest importations and styles which are entirely new, differing from any former season, and much handsomer; and at prices which must be altogether satisfactory to dialers. Furnishing Goods. English, French, German, and IUl'an Cloths and Cassimeres, cf rery superior quality and a general range of prices; English BeaTer Cloths of the best makes, for ever coats"; Pilot, Beaver, Whirlpool, Lyon, and Buffalo Coatings; Blankets and Blanket Coat ings of every grade. Satin, Silk, Worsted and Fancy Vesting, of the greatest variety; a large line of Satinetts, Tweeds, Jeans, and Coatings. Cloaks and Talmas. Cloths of all colors, for' la dies' Cloaks and Talmas ; Worsted Talmas for ladies and misses. Also Dresses for misses. Fancy Prints. French, English, and American Fancy Prints, of all the different manufactures and widths. Black and solid colored Prints. Plaid Linseys. Cashmere Plaids, small and large, of all prices and tha best makes, all' wool. Cloakings. Large and small Figured and Plaid Cloakisgs, ol every quality; Silk and Worsted Serge and Fancy Linings; Alpacas, pure Mohair, and Silk and Mo hair large stock ; Coburgs, DeBage and Delanes, Ac, Ac, Plaids for Women's Dresses. Huntsville Plaids fcr servants' dresses bright colors; Eastern Plaids a large stock: small checked and striped Bhlrting; heavy Kerseys, Linseys and Jeans, Ac., Ac Domestics. Bleached and brown Domestic, of all widths; Bleached and brown Drillings; Brown Sea Is land Domestics; heavy Osnabnrgs, Ac Trimmings. &c. &c Our stock of Trimmings and Varieties is very large and complete, comprising every article that is nsuall v sold. We will continue to add to our s ock throughout the season new styie uooas, wnicn we will sen upon tnemost larorsnie terms to prompt aeaieru. A. J. DUNCAN & CO. No. 70, Public Square, Nashville. aug24tf


ocr: R. Iff. BROCKWAY, DEALER AND MAKUFACTUBLB Gentlemen's Clothing, 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.