ocr: Growth of 1856. FRESH AND GENUINE, received at the .Mm and Mortar on Market opposite Union streets Nash- ville.by T. WELLS. W i PAPr.ES FLOWER SEEOri. astorttd. WU FIELD SEEDS. RED CLOVER. TIMOTHY. HERDS GRASS. HLUE GRASS Orchard Grass. Received by T. WELLS. Garosni.no Iuplkhrnts, SPADES and SHOVELS Rakes, Forked Hues TRANSPLANTING TROWELS Box Shears, Pruning Knives, Pru.mvq Scissors, Ac. Re ceived and for sale low by aprt trlwlm T. WELLS. SIX MINUTE FREEZERS. Jnst Received From New York, a small lot of those celebrated patent FREEZERS, by which a gallon of tbe Int, smoothest and lightest ICE CREAM can be made in the incredible short space of six minutes. For sa'e by ap!3 MACKENZIE & WILSON. WATER COOLERS. We have on hand a good supply of plain and elegintly deurated Water Coolers, of various sizes and and ut low prices MACKENZIE A WILSON. DEURATED UlRD CAGES. We luve on hand 100 Canary Cages of all the most ele gant patterns that can be obtained in New York. For sale at a very small advance on Eistern Prices apis MACKENZIE & WILSON. ICE WATER PITCHERS. We have a few Britannia Pilches, not liable to breskor be injured, with moderatelv reugh usage. ICE MALLETS AND ICE PICKS; KNIFE BOXRS AND KNIFE WASHERS: ICE CREAM AND BLANC MANGE MOULDS; CHAMBER SETTS. Consisting of three pieces of various patterns and designs, painted in the beat stvle of the art . HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. We are daily receiving from New York great additions to our stocks of articles essential to the comfort of Uouse Keepers. To all of which we most respectfully eoliat public attention. MACKENZIE S WILSON splS Nathville- NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. (Incorporated 1855.) PRINCIPAL .CHARLES HESS Board of Truces. Hon NS Brown, lohn D Watson, M D John Trimble, fl m Fogg, James a Craighead, A F Fogg,. WO Harris, RCMcaairy, Walker, a Mackenxie, John S Young, M D James P Clark. ForTerms, apply to the Principal, No 24 South Vine Street. .ebl7-tf


Nashville union and American. [volume]

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publisher: John L. Marling & Co.


ocr: . C. TOKBETT & CO. X.O. EASTMAK. F-C. DUK KINGTON. & Q.C- T02IE7T DEMOCRATIC TICKET. 70K PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENMSI' LVAKlA. . FOR VICE-PBBEIDKV1 : JOHN 0. BRECKiMIDGE, u or KENTUCKY. DnifiocitATio BZac7onAZ4 ticket, FOR THE STATE AT LARGE:) WILLIAM H. POLK, of Mavry. ISHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby DI3TEI0T ELECTORS. No. 1. BAMUEL POWELL, of Hawkins, " 2. JAMES W. MotfENRY.cf Overton. " & D. 1L KEY, of Hamilton. " 4. E. L. GARDENHIRE, of Wtite, " 6. K. A. KEEBLE. of Rutherford. " B. JAMES IL THOMAS, of Maory. 7. TUOMAB J. BROWN, of Giles. " 8. Q. Q FOINDEXTER, nf Montgomery: S. J. i). C. ATKINS, of Henry. " 10. D. 11. CURRIN, of Bbelby. BPS


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND'EHASS F0UND3Y, No 17 South Front Street, NASHVILLE, Tenn. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, succes sor to Weller A Cook, is prepared to manufacture to or er. Bells for Churches, Steamboats and Plantations. Also, ateam Wnistlc3, uu ulobes, Cylinder, Gauge, Fountain and Stop Cocks, Use and salt Weil Joints, Gun Mouuting, Anti-Friction Metal. All work made b7 me with neatness and dispatch, of tbe best material, at low prices, and warranted. janlS ly


ocr: ill A ill ill O T II LIVERY STABLE. T HAVE tken. and will herealter keen tbo MAMMOTH X LIVERY STABLE, on Market street, berebifore kept k. 1. IJl ..1 II , . . 1 r : r - . i wj inii a. uin&Duiuio. uuiasi auu iriiairjs lum uiBa at an nours and at reasonable prices. Hoarding horses tasen on reasonable terms. JEsSE J EVERETT. Nashville, May 2J, 185 lj. STKAUT ALLEN & Co.; CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MANUFACTURERS, AT TUX OtO STAKP Or H. If. 1ITZS3, (Two doors below the Theatre.) NO. 93 CHERRY STREET. NASHVILLE, TENN E SS EE. WOULD beg leave to inform the prtblic rX3fJU crvnmMv that lh han,- IsJTB wfa? assortment of Carriages, Buggies, At, of the neatest and most highly finished styles. Being practical workmen, they are prepared to offer as good an article of rnannlae toryfor inspection as any similar establishment In the country, and on te.ms equally as reasonable. They would invite all persons to call and eiamine their work before purchasiflg elsewhere. ..... . 3f7 Repairingpromptlyattcnded to. New work war. anted for one year. sprl'J 2m


ocr: JAS. 15. CRAIGHEAD, UDAliba 1-1 HARDWARE AND CUTLERY No. 29. Public Square, Nashville. ' rpO enable me to sell eoods at low prices, from this date X all accounts for sundries purchased on credit shall be considered due when tne articles are del irered and pay- ihcqui wui oeexpecwu wnen me accounts are presented. jann uateoiy.


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BBASS F0UHDHY, No 17 South Front Street, NASHVILLE, Tcnn. Alt. COOK, practical Dell and Brass Founder, nieces . sor to VVeller A Cook, is prepared to manufacture to or er. 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 Metal. All work made by me with neatness and dispatch, of the best material, at low prices, and warranted. jaulS ly R. O'KANE, PB0DTJCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND OKALEK IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Soutb-East comer of Church and College Streets. Nashville, Tennessee. Cash for all kinds of Produce. WHEAT. RYE, BACON, FEATHERS, HEESWAX, Ac, Ac, by R. O'KANE, janS'M S. E. Corner College and Church sts. ONE HUNDRED TONS PlTTdUURG IRON, well assorted, now in store and for Ea!e low for caxh by jan3'5S K. O'KANE. NEW ALE. ? f BBLS received and for sale low by DU jant R. O'KANE. C1DKU YINKUAlt expressly lor family use. For sale br, iin3'(iU R. O KANE. Dealer in CHOICE FAMILY GB0CEBIES, PROVISIONS AND PUltE I3IPOUTED WINES &. LIQUORS, FOR MEDICINAL AND COOKING PURPOSES No 80 Market Street, One Door above the Un.on Hall, jonl5 lin Nashville, Tennessee Dr. T. T. Dismukcs, OFFERS IIIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO TIIE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE AND VICINITY, OFFICE-NO. 01 N. CHERRY STREET. jan9 lm BEST SOLE LEATHER TUUA K nlretluced prices, to make room for a new supplf Alwi a few Valicesalthesame rat. jan25 J. 11. MeClbL. KOllE 11 K CHAJI HUE. JUST received a few handsome Dressing Robes. Also a8mall!otofplainerstjIes. in2. J D McGILlfe mintiVL'i UK iATKT CIMI yi.j.'x ... - -- - - - - - - - t.nnTTrL'li .1.:. .l.v annlliAi email inrni.a f flnm 1 1 Dlyl.1 1 CXi niu .......... ... vju... AX Coats, Cloaks and Leppins, best styles. Also a few of cheamr and more common goods, for sale by . T II HJTII t PATENT SIIUUIjUKII biJl SlllKTS. Another cboicc lot of Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts, with and without collars, at various prices, all warranted to tit well and to be made better than any other style of Shirts rorwie oy J U JIcOILL.


ocr: Growth of 2856: THRESH AND GKNIIIWK. ror lrw? .1 ih rn Jj . and Mortar on Market opposite Union streets. Nash-


ocr: DELL AND RRASS FOUNDERY, On Front, near Broad St THE subscriber respectfully returns hia thanks to the public for past favors, and so licits a continuance of patronage in the lahnT. linp ftlsn ' rnDDci) in eni.'C"T rami f AVTTVAfrriTRING: Together with every description of Metal; Turnings, aie- talic Packings, Balbit Metal and Castings. . . Soda Founts, Generators, Ale Pumps, and Pnmpa ol every description manufactured to order, or repaired BhCMhwiirbe paid atalltimes for old Coppsr and Brasa JanZ5-tt Lav Notice. vn t viv formerly of Nashville, has resumed praUce of lIwTtL several Law and Equity Courts Bedford. Coffee aad Frank in counties. Collections will receive prompt attention. 15?- Post Office and residence at Wartrace Depot, Bed aprl2-tf


ocr: BEDSTEADS! BEDSTEADS! CtONSTANTLY on hand and forsaleatMcComba'Bed I stead Manufactory all kinds of Cottaceand Fancy Bedsteads, such all Coltaees' Rouble and Sinile Misses. St- Louis do. Plain Cottage do, Double and S.ngle Lounges do, at all prices. ALSO Crib. Towsll Racks, Trunnel Bedsteads, Small Fancy Tables", Whatnots, Ac Also, a receral assortment of Matmset. all of which will be sold at wholesale and retail as cheap as can be had in Cincinnati or any other city. rgp All wort warranted as represented. Dealers in the country will find it greatly to their inter est togireU'acaU. TiBiti. Four months for good paper, or Spor cent off for cash. Factory cornerof Springand Cherry streets- fSf We will pay the highest market price in CASH for any quantity ot iiacxtied snuct. W. McCOMBS. P.. CORNELIUS, Agent fcb2 Proprietor. TITOESEE MAKIWE Fire I-isurance Company $250,000! -vFFICK Nonh.West Corner of tha Pnblio Suuare V over Dyer Pearl's Exchange Office, Tney'will take Hat. nn D ellini-s and nthrr lfoufica. Goods in Store against Loss or Damage by Fire. Also, Marine aad River nazards; i rom ana to an ports. ALSO Negroes against the dangers of the River. tllHITTTflH-t. JOHN M. HILL. JAMES CORREY, G. M. FOGO, ALEX. ALLISON, R. U. GARDNtR, JOSEPH VAULX, THOMPSON ASEKSON, F. A OWEN, JAMES ELLIS, N. K. ALLOWAY, or a ki KIN. J03-PH VAULX, Preaideat A. W. Ili-Lae. Secretary. ntrw octit-tf. raTBmMY, Dealer In CHOICE FAMILY QB0CItE23, P0VIBION3 AfD PURE IMPORTED WINES it LIQUORS, FOR MEDICINAL AND COOKING PURPOSES No M Market Street, On. Door above the Uste Hall, Jonttila Na2TllIs,TtciS


ocr: This Gin possftses the follovjinrj aacantajes over all others i 1 1st- The deleterious use of lead, With its coniwjmnt MOULDING nd DISCOLOE ATIO.V Or TOE rRUIT, I AToWed. -u. itrBszs oa fjirw. wfcfoh i. Mii.iAn.it. t. wi. ui ! comUntlj Affeetdd br chiDgu cf temrr- imparts ma ODDlflasftDt c&ror tn th. Mnt.nti n ih. 3d. The Opening of the Can Is ja3 SDrncnymT turn to ncmln ths MBcrsr "utT. wmi u u a.slrtl to prmrrs th.ra vhl. sua to admit a hind for th purpose of thoroughly v...uuu .ua nu ior locars use. n. it Is opened with 1m tronMe. u It Ij cxys- erssAiT io hiai ihi cax aid its coTrc-rm to rraoT. tho cip, u in other idled ass, which ii an Important lmproTemeat. 5th. They are cheaper, because more simple. Tbe Caa Is fcermetleAlIr sealed br a eemeat which, oslibe anr other. Loses voe or its ad- aism strixcth ar rirosntc to tbe AIR, bnt maj M relied oa for rears. A j ,7-.- , ..M,.',H , . -T ,z. 'SI Vans uill o ,'rnift(t wiiAonr cnarge. The complete success nf iVinchcllV Can over all others is now fully established. County Verohanw and ail others who wish to supply the nscives with this excellent Can, will do well to mate early application to MACKV A HAMILTON, juljS 2m No. 47 College street, Nashville. HUGHES BROTHERS AHBROTYPE, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGTJERREAN ARTISTS, 20 Union Street, Nashville. AMBROTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, plain or colored in Oil, and warranted as permanent aa any other style of Painting. Daguerrotypeg, Steneoscopic, Crayon tr Vignette, and every other style of Pictures taken at this establishment in the highest style oi the art and warrant ed to please or no sale AMBROTYPES. were bat in 43?


ocr: TC fe2?"-'JTm erases sfff 3D3 f0 llo BROCKWAI, WHOLESALE DEALER ATTD HANXTFACTXTRiB Gentlemen s llothing, No. 711-2, Public NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. H TV Stock of Gentlemen's Read v Made Clothing for XYXSpring and Summar traders now complete.em


ocr: . - - 1,000 CHEERS ! FOR THE DEMOCRACY OF PENNSYLVANIA!! The" Presidential Election De cided! ! The Keystone Still Sus tains the Federal Arcb. By the telegraph at 10 o'clock laat night we received the following despatch, conclusive of the result of the election. Wo have neither time nor inclination to add a word. The country is saved from the most combination of black


ocr: ' DAlbX, 8j SM'WWUihX, 5j WKK&LY, &. OmCS CflBHER OiiUJtCH A3TO Uid-HRBY BTZEETS. G. C. TOKBETT & CO. g.Q. &LSTMAH, JF-C. BUH NIKBTOS. ft G.C TOKBKTT DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR MiESIDBXT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PESHSXLVAHIA. FOR VICE-FHHS1DKST: JOHN C. BKECKINKIDGE, 'OF KENTUCKY. osrsopRATio e&sotorax, tzcxbt, FOR THB STATE AT LARGH-.l WILLIAM H. POLK, op Mauky. 1SHA3I G. HARRIS, of Shelby. DISTRICT ELEOTOR3. No. 1. SAMUEL POWELL, of Hawkins. " 2. JAMES W.McHENRY, of Overton. " 8. D. M. KEY, of Hamilton. " 4. E.L. GAHDENHIBE, or While, " 6. E. A. KKEBLE, of Rutherford. " 6. JAMES H. THOMAS, of Maury, " 7. THOMAS J. BROWN, of Giles. " 8. G. O. POINDEXTER, or Montgomery! " 9. J. 1). C. ATKINS, of Henry. " 10. U. M. COKBIN. of Bbelby. FRIDAY JUORrOKG, OCT. 17, 18S6.


ocr: tip Hist Mrs. S. McClosky, No- 7- Union St Fall and Winter FASHIONS ! RECEIPT of Fashionable Fall and Winter Millinery, Cloaks, Embroideries, Ribbons, Trimmings, andLv dies Furs, at the NEW YORK Millenery and Trimming Emporium, MRS. McCLOSKY would respectfully announce to ths Ladies of Nashville, and throughout the State, that the Is receiving semi weakly, br express, the most extensive, choice and varied stock or Rica Paris and London Millin ery and Fancy Goods to be found in the city, and what Is equally important, at prices that will distance all otners by 0 per cent. BONNETS, BONNETS FOR THE MILLION. Every popular Sty Ie that Is graceful and &b, in Shennea), Velvet and Plush Bonnet Materials, riehTbd elaborately trimmed with rich French flowers of inconceiavable Leantr. and Bird of Paradise, aad other style, of Feathers, that . ... . . i i neea only to oe seen ui o aamirea. Alio. Chlldrens' Embroidered Hoods. Hats and Tutb&ni. Ladiea Dress Caps, and Head-dresses, and every gam and novelty which art and Ingenuity could design or the World of Fashion, produce. Embroderiea of every new stvle that possibly could fa found, and Collars, Sleeves and Setts.UandkerchiaCi.Cans. Skirts, Boards, Edgings and Insertings. Also, Cloaks and Mantillas of every style, that has been . Dronounced most laahionable in Cloth, trimmed with Mbiru antlgue and Moire Antigue trimmed with Cloth and Yl- vet, wim ncn rnnge ana uuttous, and Tassels, with a variety of the the other styles which would be npetttaoos to detail. Also, Ladies Coraetta of every popular improvement be found iu this


ocr: HU. DOUGLAS, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Dry Goods, Hats. JSoots, &e., T -HAVE located Loower Market street, in Sloan's Car- X riage House. Have received abont worth of GOODS by the Fast Line from the Old Stand, run bv kind citizens, on Sundavmorninz last. In this Stock are many nice Goods, preserved In perfect order., I am also receiving quite a lot ofnewtbtngs, all of which Iwiuseli just as lean. uu.duuulas. apzo lm urau


ocr: A. X. SflGO. I A. X. ABBOTT. SEAGO & ABBOTT, Commission Merchants, ESPECIALLY TOR THE SALE OF TENNESSEE PRODUCE, Occupy their Commodious New Building, Corner of For syth and Mitchell streets. ATLilNTil, GEORGIA. LIBERAL ADVANCES GIVEN ON OOKSIOUMZNTA. Established in Business, 1852.


ocr: ATLilNTil, GEORGIA. LIBERAL ADVANCES GIVEN ON OOKSIOUMZNTA. Established in Business, 1852. jnne7 tf No. 49 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IX T0REIGN AND DOMESTIC DSV GOODS. Misses' Shoes. SNYDER & FRIZEELX,, HAVE on band a fine assortment of Misses' Lasting Gaiters, with' heels; " Fine Kid Boots, ' " ' " thick and thin sole; " " Lasting Caiters, (blue, black and tan colors.) t ALSO, Children's shoes in abundance. Call at No. SO Public Square. SNYDER A FRIZZELL. may 10 LADIES' FINE SHOES. Snyder & Frizzell, HAVE on hand a very fine assortment of Ladies' Lasting Gaiters, with and without heels; Ladies' Fine Kid Boots, ' . " " Ladies' ' Slippers, " Ladies' " French Leather front Lace Gaiters, fsomethine new;)' Ladies' L&a tin? Congress Gaiters; Ladies' Fine White lid an d" Satin Slippers: All of which are offered at low prises for Cash, at Na. 20 Public Square. ' ovlO SNYDER & FRIZZELL. SJfUJFF AND TOBACCO. ' '. Peter XorilIard, XlSDTACTUaxB NO. 42 CHATHAM STREET, NEW YORK"; SUCCESSOR of Pktib A Gronos LowiiAED, offers for sale all kinds of SNOFF and TOBACCOS in general use. -For particulars, a Psics Cubetsi ccn be ebtahiied by eddrtssing as abort. This Establishment is one of the oldest or the kind in the Unitad States. may20


ocr: CT . : h R. II. -BRbCKWAYt WHOLESALE DEALER. AND UANUTACIITBER OF Gentlemen's Clothing, N9, 711-2, Public Square, SHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock ofGentlemcn's Ready Made Clothing for the Spring and Summsr trade is now complef e.em bracing every variety oi style ana lannc 10 oeiouna in in ia&iern Mnrkets. My business being strictly and exclusively confined to the Slannfacture and sale of enables me to offer


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BBASS FOUNDRY, No 17 South Front Street, NASHVILLE, Tcnn. All. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, succes- sor to Welter A Cook, is prepared to manufacture to or er. Bells for Churches, Steamboats and Plantations. Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gauge, FouuUin and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well Joints, Gun Mounting, Anti-Friction Metal. All work made by me with neatness and dispatch, of the best material, at low prices, and warranted. jan!8 ly NEW FIRM. have this day associated with ns in the Grocery


ocr: SKWkB R, H. BRO'CKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MAKUFACnJEiS OF Gentlemen's Clolliing, No. 71 1-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the


ocr: NASHVILLE: DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRiL COMMITTEE. ... a K- WINSTON, Cuaibhax. O. P. SMITH, lV " B. F. CHEATHAM, B. N. CLEMENTS, t ' . E. G. EASTMAN, , .J.K. HOWARD, TH03. B0TER3.


ocr: NASHVILLE AND CHATTAi()OGA RAILROAD- ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS. TO take effect on and aflerSATURUAT, 21st or June, 1:56. Uay Passenger leaves Nashville at 9.03, A.M., arrives at Chattanooga at C.05, P. M. . Night PassiBgsrletves Nashville at 5, P. M., arrives at Chattanooga nt JD, A. M. Day Passenger leaves Clutunooga at C, A. M., arrives at Nashville at 2 10, P. M. Nifht Passenger leaves ChaUanoogi at 9.15, P. M., ar rives at Nashville at 8.15, A. M. june21. 11. 1. ANUERSOB. nnp't. NASHVILLE ANDCIUl'TANOOGA RAILROAD. SPECIAL SOJWETOSJUPI'EJiS I y. a A VAXXAII TO XA.WILLE. i A S the Nafhville aad Chattanooga Itailroad Company 1c3- has notified and reminded the Central Uailruad Com pany ol Geoigia, of their Summer Kale, and it doea not seem to have been noticed or recognised in the hand bills cf that Company recently distributed in our city, we ule this mthd of informing the Merchants aud !liipirs by that line, that the rate will be $ l 8 per 100 lbs on KiCluia Goods, and not f 1 20, a th b ind bills represent f I 2.". is the average through rate on Fnt Class Good from the Seaboird to Ntbrille, but is sul.pcted to tbo 10 cents ad ditional in the Sumner and a didiiclion ol 10 ceuU per 100 lbs. in the Winter, which tualu the rule as per our advertisement 1 85 from June lo Decembe-, and 1 lb trom December to June. 11. 1 ANDEHSO.V, junc 21 Superiu'endent NAPOLEON AS HIISII.VA 7aN I) LO VEIL WE PUBLISH SA'I UHDAY, AUGUST 1(1, tub CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPOND KNCE or TI1E EMPEROR NAS'OiiEOft AND EMPRESS JOSEPHINE, Including letters from the timsof their marrugr until tli death of Josephine, and also Baierai private U-itera tioui the Kmpcrnrwlii-t brother Joseph, and other inipotuiit personages. With numerous illuiJratioJs. Hy JiJio S. C Abbott, author of tho History of Napoleon, Ac 401 rp,12ino. Price tl 25. JUST PIIRMSHEn, THE HUMOROUS POETRY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. FROM CHAUCER TO SAXB. Narraiv.s, Satires, Enigmas, Rurlpfqnes, Punniiea, Travesties, l.pi grams, Epitaphs, Translations. With notes explanatory and biographical. By J. Purton. 1 vol , 12mo , f.SS pp. Price 1 tu . "All that there n cf graceful gaiety, harmles wit, aud sterling fuain-hcshorterp-ienis ttne English language, is here embodied." fPcn-nological Journal. "Take itnp when in a merry mood, and you shall find srmcthing therein to jusip nith your humor; whenjided, or hot, or nt of temper, and ten to one the pleasant doe wlli revive and do vou gnod." N. V. Albion. .MA SON IlltOTIIKILS, anglS PUBLISHERS. IPS and UP Pnacp street. N. Y.


ocr: f r r.! LCRAME'Sfel Patent Metallic BnriaKGf PATENTED OCT., 1855- FimeraMJiHierTftr W.G.B.BOBHMSI TTrTOULD respectfully announce to the rith, y y vine and tae surrounding countiy, tb copiitar.tiy on nana, -- t COFFINSOF UVERY DESCRU, From 'the Celebrated Metallic Burial Cask, admired by all who hare seen it.) tj tbe plain Cefin. Also, elegant Hearses and Horses, tc. ... . . 1... - I everyuung necessary lonunerais. .air. juuu undertaker o twenty jears' experience; will sonal attention to the business. All orders let Rooms, No. I S Cooper's buildings, Cnerrystr, tne UtI3llS umce, WlU D3 promptly aueaueu and night.: W. G.D.I D. W.ROi Jog H. Coaar, A geat, W. K. COKNELI AQEST TOR THE SALE CP FISK'S METALLIC BURIAL IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE. Funeral NOTWITHSrANDING thereceat Fire, vt operation, ready and willing to attend occasions when called on as usual, with is necessary on such occasions. OrSje and No. S3 Deaderick street, in the houss formerl by Oram 4 Shepherd, where orders may be dy. J. W. J"iyg3 IiYO!S & 1HP0BTEE3 OVAXD WHOLISILS Havana Cigars, AXD ALL XIXDJ OF Foreign Wines, Liqnors, No. 19 CEDAR St., NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. TO THE PUBLIC.


ocr: I. O. O. F. AN adjourned meeting of Tennessee Lodge No.l, I. U. O.F.. will be held at Odd fellows' Hall this (FBI- UA1') evening, at 8 o'clock. Members are requested to be punctual in their attendance Applicants for Degrees :li i . if . ii . rnrw c'v Hill (liCaH BMCUU. .W. U. A. HWUCM., J. juiys it


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND B2ASS T0UNDRY, No 17 South Front Street, NASHVILLE, Term. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, succes . sor to Weller A: Cook, is prepared to manufacture to or er. Bells for Churches, Steamboats aud Plantations. Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gauge, Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well Joints, Gun Mounting, Anti-Friction Metal. All work made by me with neatness and dispatch, of the best material, at low price3, and warranted. jaulS ly Pi. O'KANE, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DLALEK IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, South-East corner of Church and College Streets. Nashville, Tennessee. Gash for all Muds of Produce. WHEAT. RYE, BACON, FEATHERS, BEESWAX, Ac., Ac, by R. O'KANE, jinS l s. r corner uouege ami unurcn sis. ONE HUNDRED TOKS PITTSBURG IRON, well assorted, cow in store and tor sale low for cash by tano itH iv. i naiiij. NEW ALE. rri BBLb received and fir sale low by OUjml R. O'KANE. CIDER VINEGAR expressly tor family use. lor sale by, jan&'OO R. O KANE. Dealer in CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, PiLOTISIOXS AXD l'URE IMPORTED UINE.S & LIQUORS, vm? urmnvii. vri pnnKlvr: Pt7Klii-?E No 30 Market Street, One Door above the Union Hall, jonlS lm NaEhville, Tennessee Dr. T. T. Bismukcs, OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS Or N iASII VIL.I,K AND VICINITY, OFFICE-NO. 01 A"! CllERltY STREET. jan9 lm Dr. K. .S. Farquharson, Office and ncMdence 18 o. Z Sooth Cherry st. FAMILY GLOCERY. T HAVE in store and for sale low lor cash, the follow- . ing articles: Extra Family Flour; warranted the very lest. Miliar Brown, Crushed, I-oat and Pulverized.


ocr: R. Mo BROCfiWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER Gentlemen's Clothing, No, 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. "11 TY Btock ofGentlemen's Roadv Made Olothlne for JjABpring and Snmmsr tradeis now crorr Tanety Ol sijie uua lauuc tu jjstuuuu iu tu Markets. Mt business helm? strictly and exclusively confined the Manufacture and sale of enables me to


ocr: W.UIOYD.JR. (U.lTLrj. Uoi;iiIADE0l5ROi' "7,1 TOR HIRE. W'E have several likoly Negroes for hire for the bal- anceof the year. Among them are some excellent UouseServants.au Excellent cook, Ac Apply toon to feb23 BOYD & LYSLE. TAYLOR, DICKSON, GRAVES & CO., (Successors to Bates, Taylor A Co.,) Manufacturers and Wholesalo Dealers in NOS. 23 AND 25 DRY STREET, NEW YORK, B. LANIER As CO., (Successors to Hart A Hollingsworth,) No. 5 Market Street, Nashville, WHOLESALE GROCERS Aj DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. OC123 E&TW NEW BANKING HOUSE. JOBS D. JAMES. A. WUELESS. DAVID D. JAK1 JOHN J. JAMES & CO.. BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS, Nest Door to the Rank of Nashville. NASHVILLE, TESS. REMOVAL. W, W. FINN'S WALL PAPER STORE FROM MARKET STREET TO Ho. QB Public Square, CORNER DEADERICK. LARGE assortment kept constantly on band, cheap for 1 Cash. Country Merchants supplied on favorable terms. jang AND FANCY JOB WORKMAN, I6t


ocr: is? JR. II. BBOCKWAY, DEALER AND MANUFACTURER OF Gentlemen's Clothinir 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. .CY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Mode Clothing for the


ocr: NASHVILLE AIVD RAILROAD- ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS. rpo take effect on and after SATURDAY, 21st of X 1S56. Day Passenger leaves naauviue uia.ua, a. nhaltanruwn at 6.05. P. M. Night Passenger leaves Nashville at 5, P. M., arrives Chattanooga at 4 ou,a- o. Day Passenger leaves Chattanooga at 6, A. at nasnvuie at z.4u, i . su. NijhtPassengerleavesChattanooga'at9.15, P. M, rives at Nashville at 3.45, A. M. JoneSU H. L ANDERSON, Snp't. NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD. SPECIAL XOIICETOSHIPPERS VIA SAVAXXAII TU JXASUVILLK. AS the Nashville and Chatlanooga Railroad Company has notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com pany ot ueorgia, of their Summer Rate, and it does not seem to nave been noticed or recognised in the band-bills oi mat uompany recently distributed in our city, we take this method of informing the Merchants and Shippers by uiut hub, tuai me raie win ue 51 8S per 100 lbs on 1st uiass Goods.and not (1 25, as the hand bills represent $1 25 is me average mroucn rain no first (Mnjta linnrts irom ina Seaboard to Nashville, but is Bnbjected to tho 10 cents ad ditipnal in theSumxer and a deduction ot 10 cents per ivy 103. in me winter, wuica mate trie rate as per our advertisement $1,85 from June to December, and $1 15 irom December to June. 11. I. ANDERSON, June 21 Snpenn'endent THE SHOHTiiST AND MOST DIJIKCT ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES FROil ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST. Central Ohio AND Ssiltiuiorc mid Oliio RAILROADS. RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND


ocr: WJJSTD.JR. lU.-TLGt. ! vLrL--- tUCI n,. .-CRM-1 FOR niRE. VTTE have several likely Neeroes for hire lor the be! W sncecf the year. Among them are some excellent liocae ervnts, an xceiieni vocx, sc. appiy eoon re feb.3 uuiu a uxaut.. TAYLOR, DICKSON, GRAVES b CO., (Snccessors to Bates. Taylor A Co,) Manu ctarers and Wboleaalo Dealers In NOS. 23 AND 25 DKY STREET, NEW YORK. B. LANIER fe CO., (Saccessors to Hart A Hollingworth,) -.r - - 1. ET . - n . V. .1. ll t - WHOLESALE GROCERS & DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. Oct 23 E4TW NEtV RANKING HOUSE. JOint D. JASIXS. A. WHELESS. CAVTD D. JAUS JOHN D. JAMES & CO., BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS, Next Door to the Bank of Nashville, KASnVILLK, TEA'S". REMOVAL. W, W. FINN'S WALL PAPER STORE FROM MARKET STREET TO No. 23 Public Square. CORNER DEADERICK. T ARGE assortment kept constantly on hand, cheap for XU uasn. country uercnants supplied on lavoraDie terms. jon2 AND FANCY J03 WORKMAN, North East Corner Public Square, Nashville,


ocr: fl, e. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MAOTFACITJI-ES OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for Spring and Summer trade is now complete every variety ct style and lasne to oe round mute Markets. My business beln? stricilv and exclusively coafiaed the Manufacture aad sale of Clothing, enables me to greater inducements than any other house in the city,


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, No 17tf South Front Street. . NASHVILLE,-TenB. A T! r.nOK nriLRtir&I Hell and Brass Founder, succcs Jx. sor to Wefler A Cook, Is prepared to manufactnrj In or or R.11a for flhnrr.hpa. RUamboatS and Plantation I. Also. Steam Whistles. Oil Globes. Cylinder, Gx i r. Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt WeUJotali ( nn Mounting, Anti-Friction Metal. All work madeby me with neatness and dtspi r -, of the best material, at low prices, and warranted. tanlS ly


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, No 17L; Sonth Front Street, NASHVILLE, Tenn. A R. COOIT. nraetical Bell and Brass Founder. succes J. sorto Wefler A Cook, is prepared to manufactnrj to or er. Bella for Churches. Steamboats and Plantatioi .. Also. Steam Whistles. Oil Globe3. Cylinder, til i p. Fountain and StopCocks.HoseandSalt WellJoinli un Mouuting, Anti-Friction Metal. All work made by me with neatness and dispi - , ofthe best material, at low prices, and warranted. innia ly


ocr: MBDWME HOUS2. iwrr5"'. sHAPPr-QDA Double and Single Shot Guns, from 3 to 20o each. Pock et and Table Cut lery, Kazjrs, Scis sera, and Shears, Axes, Nails, and Chains, Hoes, Hin ges, ana l-ites. a ALsO, A general assort ment of 1 dgs Tools, House Bnilding and House Furnishing Tlrr rsn r . 3 Utensils, Ac We respectfully solicit all Merchants Tisit ing tne city to a careful examination of sleek and prices. oc l2-tf BEAUMONT, VANLIER A CO. NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS. Walnut Grove, JEC f EKSON STRhhT. SAMUEL HASLAM, having made important additions to bis machinery, and greatly increased his facilities tor manufacturing Hioneot erery ctscnption, is equal in point of finish and durability to any made in the city, and at as low prices, and giving his personal attention to the setting of thewj-k. hefceU confident that he cm give . r . r . ii 1 c i . -. . . . . sausittcuua iu un wuu way uiTtr mm wim weir orders, such at Setting Stone Front to Houses, to Sill, to Fencing to Steps, to String Cornice, to Large Landing, to Saw Flagging, to Bush Hammered Flagging, to Curbing, to Coping, to ChimneyTop, and all the branches of Stone uotung, for casn. hamueLi IIASLAM. T WISH to hire six negroes fur the balance of the year JL maygp ly SAJlUrL HAS LAM. CITY PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT At tbe Corner of SPRING AND MARKET STREETS. H . l . COOPER TaTOULD teader bis services to the citizens of Nash- V y villi in the above business, and is now prepared to put up in the most satisfactory mannerShower, Hot and Cold Baths, Water Closets, Pumps and Lead Pipes of all descriptions. Hydrants will bepnt np end repaired in any part ofthe city promptly and in a workmanlike manner at the lowest terms janio ly TIN, COPPER ANO SHEET IRON WORKER. HENRY A. COOPER -rTAVISGDurchareithelntereitof Mr. John R. 8Dit. ri Ier, in the Ute firm of Cooper UDd Spitler, is prepar ed to do ail Kind oi wore in mo auore Business, and taxes thisopporlunity to return thanks to their numerous patrons for past favors and sol c is a continuance of their patronage.


ocr: wiluau st. rutcrsr CRAIGHEAD & MiNCHIK IMPORTERS -OF Sltra.'W'' jra.c2. Oixtlox-yr Ca-xicl Ddalers W3ioloslo &&d otbors a.vo B.ospoct Xxes, Ohalixe. t' 2PitoX. X.OC1M, aTi of vx7-2xtoti. Thrill io t tiLO lowest xjax- Sf !eo will bo al JTo. 29 Public Square, Kasliville, Term. Sf.H.BKOC&WAY &Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No.73. 1- Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,


ocr: R. fif. BROCEWAY. wholesale dealer Aire i MANpAcroEiB UCllllOlUUU 0 UlUllilUSi No, 711-2. Public Square. NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for Spring and Summsr trade is now Markets. My business being strictly and exclusively confined the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to greater inducements than any other house in tbe city, should alone be sufficient guarantee to all who Ready Made Clothing, that they can supply with a much larger variety of styles and sizes, ataless price, by making'their purchases direct tne Atanuiacturer. septs-tt k. tx. xuiu(j&.wax. PREMIUM SEWING


ocr: wuuuihi, iii3, Transparencies) &c., TOR Military and I'olitical Purposes, gotten up on short X notice and reasonable term?, by R. T FLESI1(, scpt.'-i-lm r Painter, Union stict-t Those Premium Hats Bscelsior ! AT this v.i.rlicular juncture, when politics run high, mid ini urlaM iwran are rendinj, every man ought to oe ul his ims . uii.1 with a ooou Hat on. (Jul I at Water lield M. Wnllei 'a there everr taste cun be suited. Their Etof k is full ui d c mplete und their prices moderate and nniMrrn .rtt-1 W TI KV IKL1) A WALKER. NEW STYLES OK StH'T HATS I WE have a vcrv Ur" I'tsortnent of the most desira ble styloid Suit 11 da tor lalland Winte-Wear, in all the lisni'iniule colcru. (Jentlemen wishing auything in tlii 9 lino should rail and examine thorn. ootlS WATERKILLl) A WALKER. LA1IIICSKII)1.: II ATS - ENTIRELY NEW. rllK I.iduswillUndat Walerlield Walker's a full and complete assoitment ot Riding Hats of all the new designs They will foil than it their usual moderate prices. WATERFIELD A WALKER, Premium Hat Emporium, octIS 2I Public Square, neit to Uowdey'a Dr. Sha!lcnberger7s I7EVER AND AGUE ANTI DOTE, FOR TUE SPEEDY safe, aud radical cure of ivaar roan of that Distress ing Malady on entirely new principles. gg Sold at Wholesale by Ewin Urothers, and Retail by Jo. G.Urown,


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS F0UHDB-Y, No 17K South Front Street, ' . NASHVILLE, Tenn, . 1 1 i' i I n.ll ..J Unflfl FAnnilf, Blew, Alt. tuun, prccucm . wor to Weller & Cook, is prepared to manufacturj r r.l 1 i'l I t 1 FlUt.t; . to or. er, lieiis ior uuuixue,oieaiiiLKJ huu uuwuw . i ... til:,h nil t 1 r,Ri:JA il. . Also, oleum nuibuea, vn vj.uuj, a. ' t Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well Joint i , un .Mounting, Anti-Friction Metal. All work made by me with neatness and disp - , ol the best material, at low prices, and warranted. i anl 8


ocr: NEW WHOLESALE HOUSE. BRAHSFORD, fWWHiRTER & GO. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IS Foreign and DRY-GOODS, NO, 71, 2si DOOR ABOVE CITY HOTEL, SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN. WE are now receiving and opening for the Fall Winter trade, the most desirable stock cf and Fancy Dry Goods ever offered to the trale Tennessee or tbe adioinine States. compriEin? in splendid Flounced Silk Robes, Rich Dress Silks, in variety, plain Diacc anacoiorea sins, iress trimmings greatv anety and choice atyles.Bonnet Ribbons, Laces French Embroideries, Irish Linens, Jaconets, Swiss checked Muslins, French black and colored Merinoes, Lanes, Ac. Ac. Also, a Sua assortment of French andcolored fJlouis, plain, blacK and fancy UoesiiDS, Silk and Plash Vestings, together with a large hie of gro. Bed and Coating Blankets, Tweeds. Jeanr, Ac., Ac We invite the attention of Merchant Tailors to our Stack of Cloths, Cassimeres and Trimmings. the attention of Iron Manufacturers to our Stock of Blankets, Negro Kerseys, Striped and Plain Osnaburgs. Having purchased the majority of our goods for we are prepared to offer rare inducements to either or short time Dunctual dealers. We Invile all merchants visiting our city to a careful ex amination ot our static and pricos. auj!5 BRAN3FORI). McWHIRTER A CO. Osrpst Hall Up Stairs. R. C M'ffAIRY & WILL open to day and to morrow ONE PIECES OK THREE PLY & INGRAIN bought at a forced auction sale in New York. Theta we warrant equal in quality and cheeper in than any hitherto otleied in tins market, and we arc termined to sell them correspondingly low. We will, at the sametime.be opening many ntw in staple and fancy lines, and will continue to open receive all the novelties of tbe season as fast as they up pear in New York R. C. McNAIRY & CO. nngl 5 No. R.i Oolleec st.


ocr: 'reserve Yon? Fruit In This Can posmvs the following advantages over all others: lt The doleterions use of lead. With its ccmstnent MufLDINU and DISCOLOR- ATION OF TIIE FRl'IT. is avoided. M'l. KraSCS OR RlV whih i. hiiu,nn.M a. It imparts an unpleasant flaTnr to th contents of tha can, ani n eimstantlv affected bj changes of temper- 3d. The Opening of the Can is mads scrnciE.iTiT uroi to receire tho lircest Fxacbxs. when it n desired to preset-re them whole, and to admit a hand for the purpose of thoroughly Cicau.iug iu iu iu .u.iira use. 4tn. It is orened with less troulle. as it is nreK- ctssair to nan ibi as uo its covtc.xis to remove the cap. as in other sealed cans, which is an Important improvement. 5th. They are cheaper, because more simple. Ths Can is hermetically sealed by a rement which, unlike any other, loses foE or its ad- , BESIVE STRENGTH BT EVJOSrBE TO THE it air. hnt may bo relied on for years. f: A uKnViit nnantitu to cIomk tha l 1 runt tciu be 'urminea wKAout cnarge. The complete success of Wicchell's Can over all others r,o- r.,ii oatoWuhiH fioiintv Merchants and ail others who wish to supply themselves with this excellent uan, tttll do well to maKe eany appucuuuu u MACEY A- HAMILTON, joIy6 2m No. 47 College street, ashvuie. I. A. HGRNI, 8.8. WILLIAMS, J!0. A. TISHIB. JOHNSON, 1IORNE Ac CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, OamraUsionand Forwarding Merchants, and Storm of Cotton and Tobacco. rnir of Market and Xruddi.U.,NaihwUe.lH in. iu'ro.Wg. TAYLOR, DICKSON, GRAVES & CO., (Successors to Rates, Taylor A Co.,) Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers iu NOS. 23 ANO S5 DKY STREET, NEW YORK. ' WANTED FOK IHSH. BY R. It


ocr: R.H.BROCKWAY &C WHOLESALE DEALERS AND KANTJFACIUBLBS Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN.


ocr: J. II. CURRY, Funeral Undertaking. I AM prepared to furnish COKF1N3 of every descrip tion, with everything necesfary tor funerals, and will give prompt attention to all orders left at my Coffin Ware uooms, in uooper a iiunainp, unerry street. Furniture of all kinds repaired or made to order in the best of style. octa juun 11. nmun.


ocr: ti; WiEttLY, fs. ' DAILY, $3; TRLWEEKLY, .amCE-COMEK CHURCH AND CHERST STREETS. - ';C. TUKBETT & CO. ,K0. KiSTMA5, P.C. DUENINOTON. tt 0.C.T02BETT 1) EM OORATfC TICKET FOK PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF fENDSl LVANIA. FOtt VlCE-PHESrDKNl : JOHN 0. BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. XSraOCRATIO ELECTOXIAX. TXCKST, FOR THB STATE AT LAKOB: WILLIAM H. POLK, of Mauhy. " ISHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby DISTRICT ELECTCB9. tfo.l. SAMUEL POWELL, of Hawkins.' " 2. JAMES W. MoHENRV.cTOvertoa. 7 8; D.'M. KEY, of Hamilton. i. e. i- gardenhire, of white. "6. E. A. KEEBLE, Of Rutherford. , . " 6. JAMES U- THOMAS, of Maury. " 7 THOMAS J. BROWN, of Giles. g. G. G. POINDEiTER, of Montjfomary: - 9. J. D. O. ATKINS, of Henry. ' 10. D. 1L CURRIN, of Bbelby.


ocr: HIT. DOUGLAS, Wholesale Dealer, No. 54, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. Spring: and Summer STOCK. 1575 Pakacges Assorted Merchandise. I II AVE received and would offer to tbe trade a large and most desirable stock or new and beautiful Good!. The stock ia cumDosed of an extended variatr ot Fore lun and Domestic Dry Goods; Boots, Shoes and Brogans; Hats, Bonnets, Umbrellas, Parasols, Ac, &c These Uoods were purchased wiia the aid ot larga ex perience and ready money, and embrace a great number of Tery cheaply bought articles, admirably suited to the demand, etc. For reliable payment, I thill reduce profits several per cent, under tbe former custom of the Uouse, because I can affjrd to do so. Merchants who may desire to purchase Goods at close prices, for prompt payment, tan promote their interest by making selections from this unusually fine stock. marll m nu. uuuuljA.3. KUESI1 AltltlVAli. T AM NOW OPENING THE FINEST 1 stock of all styles of CARRIAGES. UAK0UC1IE3 and BUGGIES, that has- eier been offered in tms market. P. P. PECK. NashTille. Feb. 19, 1856. P. P. PKC'K HAS just received some new style beautiful COUPEE ROCKAWATS for one or two horses, which he will take great pleasure in showing to all who will call oa him. mar 'O0.j


ocr: FREStl ARRIVALS. BY Wessel & Thompson. 150 A BOXES PRIME ORANGES; 20 do iemons; 25 do French Brandy Cherries: 200 pkgs Raisins 10,000 line Regalia Ciprs VYJ ESSEL A THOMPSON, marfi U nion street.


ocr: THOMPSON & CO., NO. 21, PUBLIC SQUAHE. DEALERS IN FORE IGN'& D OAIESTIC DRY GOODS, WOOLLENS, CARPETS, Ac, Ac. KEEP constantly on hand a large and varied stock of everything usually found in first class Dry Goods houses, which they are prepared to sell at low prices, julyl9 tf


ocr: IP.J1 R.II.BROCKWAY &;C WHOLES ALS DEALERS AHD KANTJTACTITEIJR3 0T Gentlemen's ClothiBg, Ho. 711-2, Pnblic Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. 5il5wliliiSH3l Cz. ' El raiPis:' t iim' 'i.i' iTri--ti' rf'iS-B f&v?' vrf r i jiv Eti 9SM


ocr: R.II.U5ROCK WAY fc Co WHOLESALE DEALERS AHDMANuTACTiTRLE30F Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Our Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Mads Clothing for the Fall and Winter trade irf now complete, embracing every variety of t tie and fabric l hefouud in the Eastern Markets. Our business being strictly and exclusively confined io Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables u tn otter inducements tban any otber nouee in tfaccity, and


ocr: july!2 WATERFIELD A WALKER'S R.II.BKOCKWAY &Co WHOLESALE DEALERS AND M AirTJTACTUEJvB S Gentlemen's Clolbing, No. 711-2, Public Sqnaro, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTKV MERCHANTS. Our Stock of fnntlemen'i Ready Made Clothing for Fall and Wimer trad-! is now complete, every variety of kty'e and fabric to be found in the Eastern Markets. Ourbminesa belli'' strictly ami exclusively confined to ilPv13irl SS;!iSisrf ill llj jjj Hi Sj fetS fa SJ5BS


ocr: JR. H. BROCEWAI, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTUELR OF Gentlemen s Clothing, No, 711-2, Public Square, " NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the Serine and Summsr trade is now complef e.embraeinsr every variety of style and fabric to be found in the Eastern xaarxeis. 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 styles and assortment of sizes, at a less price, by making their purchases direct from the Manufacturer. septS-tf R. H. BROCK WAY.


ocr: Guns I Gnus ! Gnus I Fi-LL & GlTHZMGHiUVI, NO. 47 PUBLIC SQUARE, HAVE Just received and opened a splendid assortment of Single and Double Bird and Deer Uans, among which are a few of the celebrated " Wcstley Richards" Manufac ture, and othor fine Guns In cases complete. These Cans are all of their own importation direct Irom England, and were all made to their own order expressly for this market. ALSO, Sharpe'a Rlflei,and Shot Guns, Colt's Repeaters, Allen's Self-Cocking FIsiols; together with the finest1 assort ment of Powder Fl&iks.Shol Poaches, and Belts, ever offer ed in Nashille. fnorlS d3m Is. WI1EAT.1MD COICX. THE subscriber will pay inc. highest market price for good merchantable Wheal and Corn. JOSEPH NASH, rovl-2 lm Office, S. E. cor. College and Spring St. HAMS I HAMS ! JUST received Ave casks choice Hams for family use by OC123 LAMER dt PHILLIPS. TOSMOKE . lO.OOOextra Regalia Began receive this day by InojStJ WKSSKL ox THOMPSON wM


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ocr: TO JMEKCIlANTb rVn WHOLESALE STOCK IS J large and Well Selected, And my facilities enable me to offer Inducements ' In every style cf IIATS to suit the Season. A. J. FRANCISCO, aprS No 23 PnW Square.


ocr: AUCTION SALE Of GEOCBRI B'B , BY 7 Zacllycti & Ewing-. ON WEDNESDAY MOJINING. MARCH 5T1I, 1856, we will offer at Auction, in front of ourStorehouse,Nosl0andl3South Market street, a gen eral assortment of Groceries, in part as follows: CO hhds Sugar fiirtochoicelOO bags Bio and JaraCof 100 bbls Molasses; fee: 50 V bbls do; 70 bbls Crushed Sugar; 40 bxa and X bzs Raisins; 25 bbls Loaf and Powdered 50 boxes No 1 Soap; Suar; s tierces Kice; zu casta soda; 10 bags Allspice; 25 bbls and kits Mackerel; 10 bbls Brandy; 5 bbls Gin; 10 bbls Wine; 100 bbls Rectified Whiskv. 20 boxes black and Impe rial Tea: 1P0 boxes Glassware; G Bags Pepper; SO boxes Herrings. should It arrive' in time; ' Together with Buckets, Tubs, Sardines, Cigirs, and other articles. LEU.YETT A EWINO, feb!S Nos 10 A 12 S Market street. EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OK GROOSRZES, By Davis, Pitcher & Co. ON TUESDAY MORNING next, MARCH 4th, 1856, we will offer at Auction for Cash, a Urge assortment of Groceries, to wit: 125 hhds Sugar, fair to choice; 220 bb!3 No 2 A C Mackerel 552 bags prime Rio Coffee; 115 & bbls No 2 do; 235 bbls Molasses; 1 1 2 bbls No 2 do; i&O i ooia nose ma ao; 15 bbls Roe Herrings. S3 DDIs lioal ougar; 23 powM Sugar; 18 " cjuah'd do; 24 boxes Fancy Candy; 75 .do Raisins; . 2 tierces Figs: 20 boxes Tea, Imp A G P; 10 ' Pearl Starch; C5 Tallow Candles; 40 " NolSeap; 10 Vdroms Cod Fish; 50 boxes do; U5 doz Painted Buckets; 89 nests do Tub:; 10 casks Soda; 8 cases Matches; 80 doz Plough Lines, 2 doz Bed Cords; 10 reels Cotton Rope: 12 eoils Manilla do; 4 cases Cigars; 40 bbls Reci'd Whisky; 23 " Vinegar; 439 " Glassware; 200 ream Paper; 10 Dagsrepper; h Dags epice. With many other articles suitable for the trf de. DAVIS, PILCHER A CO. feb2S'56 73, Public Square. W.USYD.J. RJ.lYUt.


ocr: I PivS t&fuia I R.II.BROCKWAY &Co WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MANTJTACril KiKS OF icn's Clothinff, No. 711-2, Public Sauare. NASHVILLE, TENN.


ocr: DAILY, 18; TRI. WEEKLY, tSj WEEKLY, fS. GFMCE COMTCR COTKCK ASD CHERRY BTBEETS. " O. C. TORBKTT & CoT Kfl KASTH AH. J-a DPSNTNOTOK. & O.C.T0EBSTT DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOK PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OP PENNSYLVANIA. POR VICEPHEStDKNT: JOHN C, BRECKINRIDGE, OF KENTUCKY. DX1KOC1IATIO ELECTORAL tzosst, FOR THB STATE AT LARGB: WILLIAM H. POLK, of Maubt. ISHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby; DISTRICT ELECTORS. So. 1. SAMUEL POWELL, or Hawking, " 2. JAMES W. MoHENRV, of OTerton. " 8. D. M. KEY, of Hamilton. " 4. E. L. QABDENHIBE, or White, " 6. E. A. KEEBLE, of Rutherford. 6. JAMES H. THOMAS, or Maury. " 7. THOMAS J. BROWN, or Giles. " 8. G. Q. FOINDEXTER, of Montgomery? " 9. J. D. O. ATKINS, of Henrj. " 10. 1). M. CUBRIN. of Shelby.


ocr: HP mi mi ww mmmM R. If. BROCKWAT, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANTJFACTURLR OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. Tn r"rTTV rv tit vrvr w c - rv c7 f n a n, tu-' , VI c- . j ' s jLTJLopncg ana sumuisriraae isnowcompieie.emnracing every Taneiy oi styie ana iaonc to oeionna in tne isiern Markets. My business being strictly and exclusively confined 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 Readr Made' Clothing, that thev can sunolv themselves with a?uch larger variety of styles and assortment of : . t L' .ir i i . nuvn, uiaiess price, ujmamz lueirpurcuaaes airecwrom tne Jianuiacturer. septo-u tt. tl, UKUUaWAl. FIRST PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES,


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ocr: HU. DOUGLAS, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, &c, I HAVE located Loower Market street, in Sloan's Car riage House. Have received about 30,0001 worth ot GOODS by the Fast Line from the Old Stand, ran by kind citizens, on Sunday morning last. In this Stock are many nice Goods, preserved in perfect order. I am also receiving quite a lot of new things, all of which I will sell just as I can. HU. DOUGLAS.


ocr: i -r-. " 'NASHVILLE: GEAKD BATIFI0ATI01T MEETING! The Democracy of Kashvilla and Davidson county, will hare a GRAND EALLY!' On lliursday Evening Nexfe, ON To ratify the nominations of tho Cincinnati Convention. Distinguished Speakers from abroad and othome have been invited and will be in attendance. Tho Democracy of the surrounding counties are invited to bo present. ' -


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ocr: NASHVILLE BELL'AND'BBASS F0TJHDBT, No 17J South Front Street,. . : " NASHVILLE, Tcnn. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founderguccein sor to WeDer A Cook, U prepared to manufactarj to or-er, Bells' for Churches, Steamboats and Plantation. Also, Steam. "Whistles, Od Globes, Cylinder, G-a i p. Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well JotaU . Vn Mounting, Anti-Friction Metal. All work mads by me with neatness and disp , of the best material, at low prices, and warranted. anl 8 ly '


ocr: a&j? g b rl 1 WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 71 1-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MX 8tock of Gentlemen's Roady Made Clothing Tor the Spring and Summar trade Is now complete embracing every variety of style and fabric to be found in the Eastern Marteta. My business being strictly and exclusively confined to the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to greater inducements than any other bouse in tbe city, and should alone be sufficient guarantee to all who


ocr: IHAVEjust returned from New York and Philadelphia, and am now opening a Terr 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 tnem, 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.Semmons' and so highly recommended by so many of ur most respectable citizens. " Gold frames, from $5 to $10. Silver frames, from $2 00 to $2 50. Sold and warranted by W. H. CALHOUN, deel 6m 15 Public Square HUGHES BROTHERS, AMBROIYPE, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGTJEBBEAN ARTISTS, 20 Union Street, Nnshville. A MBROTYPES, PHOTOGBAPUS, plain or colored in establishment in the highest style of the art and warrant ed to please or no sale. AMUROTYPES. Although these beautiful pictures were but recently in troduced py the subscribers in this city, tbey have become so popular that we have, at a very great expense, secured the services of a re'ebrated Artist from New Ycrktoat tend to this branch of the business ezclusivel v. IIRING ALONG TUE JUVENILES. Children can, by this process, have a fiithful likeness taken in a few seconds and warranted perfect or no charge Ibemade. Bring them along and have them taken be ryiag els ewhere janSO I DESUtAIILE COUBKY RESIDENCtiPOR SALE. AVERY superior tract or Land of 110 acres, half clear ed and hair tirr.bered, well eetinblue grass. The improvements consist of a comfortab'e frame dwelling with six rooms also, a large two story frame office, ex cellent peach and apple orchards and never failing spring. Situated about IH miles from the citron the Middle Franklin Pike. J L A RV BROWN, apr24 lm 44J4 Cherry st. TVTOTICE. The interest or Mr. C. P. BRIAN, in our JLM business.has expired, to lake effect Jan. 1.1856. marl8-f W. H, GORDON A CO. mm


ocr: w.uoYO.jn. iu.lyus. FOR HIRE. TTTE have several likelv Negroes for hire lor tbe bal YV anceof the year. Among them are some excellent ilouse aerrants, an Excellent uooi, sc Apply soon 10 feb2S BOYD A LYSLK. TAYLOB, DICKSON, OBAVE8 ft CO. (Successors to Bates, Taylor A Co.,) Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in NOS. '23 AND 25 DKY STREET, NEW YORK. B. LANIER iV CO., (Successors to Hart A Hollingnwofth,) No. 5 Ularket Street, Nashville, WHOLESALE GROCERS As DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQTJOBS. oct2S bAtw NEW HANKING HOUSE. JOBS D. J1XZS. A. WUELISS. DAVID D. JAVI JOHN D. JAMES & CO., BANEIEBS and exchange dealers, Next Door to the Rank of Nashville,


ocr: DAILY, 3; TBI-WEKKLT, 5; WEEKLY, fS." 07TICZ COBHEE CHURCH ASD CHEEKY ETBEETS. G. C. TOKBETT & CO. E.G. Z&STHAX, 7-C. DTUTCTCSGTOK, ft O.C TOEBETT DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOB PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF FERNST LVAKI A. FOR VICEPHKSIDBST: JOHN 0, BRE0K1NEIDGE, OF SEflXCGKT., J SSKOCSATXO XCrTOXLAX, TICKET, FOB. THB STATE AT LAEGB:! WILLIAM H. POLK, of Maukt. ISHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby. DBTHIOT EtEOTOES. Bo. 1, BAHTJEL POWELL, of Hawkins, " 2. JAMES W. HoHENRY, of Orsrtoa. " 8. D. M. KEY, or Hamilton. " 4. E.L. GARDENHIB.E, or Wfalta, " 6. E. A. KEEBLE, of Rutherford. " 6. JAMES H. THOMAS, or Maary. 7. THOMAS J. BROWN, or Giles. " 8. G. G. POINDEXTEB, or Montgomery " 9. J. D. O. ATKINS, or Henry. " 10. D. M. OOBBIN, or Bhelby,


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ocr: Flags, Banners, Mottoes, Transparencies, &c., TrUR Military and Political Purposes, gotten up on short j- notice ana reasonable termi, oy k. t. iLhiiiMi. ept23 1m Painter, Union street.


ocr: , Grand Democratic Barbecue. There will lie a Free Barbecue at MURFRESBORO on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9th, to which are invited all the friends of the Constitution and the Union from every portion of our own and the adjoining States. :


ocr: Importers and Wholesale" Dealers dry eoaiMs 3 TENNESSEE". rpilElargelncrease in tbe Dry' Good trade of this place, JL requires coireiondine laige Stccki, cod vra take pleas uro In aiJuriDjfonr cuitnmrn and the trade generally,t6at vehave aoA- in uoro one or lhe tnoit extensive Fall & Winter' Stocks ver offerrd in Ibis market, which we will Mil til prompt time dealers, or for Cfth,moch prices as wilt Rlve.salisfae tlon.and enable our Customert tocomete fuccejsfully with merchant rurebHilne Icamy other market. OUK SIOCK OP Headir-Made Olothin it alia unuullvlnr"c and attractive. We solicit a call T.& W.KAKIN & CO. 0- Wo have arrangements that will enable ns to keep our Stock up throughout the if t son. ausS7 ly T.&W.E.&Co. NEW WHOLESALE HOUSE. BRANSFORD, IWWHIRTER & GO. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Foreign and Domestic DRY-GOODS, NO, Tl, s DOOR ABOVE CITY HOTEL, PUBLIC


ocr: ill A Itl M O T II LIV3RY STABLS. I HAVE t.ken.ttd will hereafter keep tbe MAMMOTH. LIVERY STABLE, on Market street, heretofore kept oy noet s. utaxemore. norsea ana carnages famished at all boors and at reasonable prices. Hoarding horses taien on reasonsble terms. JEddE J. EVERETT. Nashville, May 25. 1851 ly. STKAUT ALLEi & Co CABRIA0E AND HARNESS MANCFACTURE3S, AT TBS OLD ST1KD Or S. X. VTXSS, (Two doors below the Tbsatrs.) NO. 05 CHERRY STREET, NASUVILLE TENN KSa E K . TTTODLD beg leave to inform thapnbUe T t generally taat ttiey nave on nmu large assortment of Carrisges, Buggies, at, of the neatest and mn.1 Ktirhi fint.h.rf .t.l BtiDX Dntctical workmen. they are prepared to offer ss good sn srtic'e ormsnnfae tory for inspection as any similar establishment in the country, and on terms equally a reasonable. They would invite ill persons to call and examine, their work before purchasixg elsewhere. ...... . . : - -IT-a M.r.1 tn V-a. W.V w. . ibepairiflg ;tvy j m. - " - " . anted for one year. sprlJ 2m


ocr: FOR HIRE. TTTE have several likely Negroes for hire for the bal v v anceoi the year. Amonir them are some excellent House Servants, an Excellent Cook, Ac Apply toon to lebzs uuiij & lit siji-;. A. Kevv & Co, STORE NO. 21 CEDAR STREET NASHVILLE: DIRECT IMPORTERS OF THE REAL HAVANA Segars, Virgin'a Chewing and Smoking To. bacco, French Brandies, Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin. Wines, Cordials. Fruits. Ae iulyl7 R O'KANE P30DTCE AND C0MHIESION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, South-East corner of Church and College Streets. Nashville, Tennessee. Gash for all Muds of Produce. WHEAT. RYE, BACON, FEATHERS, BEESWAX, WOOL, Ac, Ac , by R. O'KANE, jan3'56 S. E. Corner College and Church sts. NE HUNDRED TONS PITTSBURG IRON, well assorted, now in store end lor sale low for cash by jan3'56 R. O'KANE. NEW ALE. jQ BBLS received and for sale low by R. O'KANE. CIDER VINEGAR exprefsly for family use. For sale by, jan3'66 K. O'KANE. Poiisids Well Dried WANTED FOR CASH, II! MEDIA '1EL I" by mar!9-tf R. O'KANE. IsOiidoiz Lady Potatoes. "f fill BUtUUJ3 received and for sale by aplO R. O'KANE. Jamaica um, A GENUINE ARTICLE, warranted pure, suitable for Medical purposes, for sale by apl R O.KANE. LATEST STYLES FANCY GOODS. HAVE RECEIVED AN ASSORTMENT OF NEW STYLES. FANCY FRENCH CASSi.MERES, FANCY PLUSH VELVET, AND RICH SILK VESTINGS, FOR . FALL AND WINTER WEAR, we are prepared lo make up to order in tho latest STYLES. The inspection of our customers and the public is soli CLIFTON A ABBOTT, sepl tC No. 15, Cedar strest AND SLA VERT A NEW ROOK, BY ALBERT T- BLEDSOE, L L- D-, of Mathematics in the University of Virginia, COlSTitXIS. Chap. 1. The Nature of Civil Liberty. Chap. 2. The Arguments and Positions of Abolitionists Chap. 8. Tbe Argument from the Scriptures. Chap. 4. The Argument from tbe Public Good. Chap 5. The Fugitive Slave Law. The above work is for sale by apr2 CHARLES W SMITH. AND SILVER PAPER HANGINUS FOR 1AR- T.iyRS AIvTI TWA MflFhS I Ali, Decorative and Marbles for Halls and Dining Rooms, Latest styles and patterns on hund and for by W. W. FINN, Public 4


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ocr: Growth of 1S56. ERESH AND OEtfUINE, received at tha Mm. awl Mortar on Market opposite Union streets. Nash T. WELLS.


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ocr: BED3TEADSI BEDSTEADS! CONSTANTLY cn hand and forsaleatKcComba'Bed J stead Manufactory all kinds of Cottage and Fancy Bedsteads. such ea CuiiSfta' Bcuble and Smsrle Misses. St Louis do. Plain Cottage do, Double andSmgl 4 Lounges do, at all prices. ALStt Ciibi, Towell Racks, Trunnel Bidstcads, Small Fancy Tables, Whatnots, Ae. Alio, a gocsial assortment OfMatrac, all of which will be sold at wbcleialeand retail as cheso aacan be had in Cincinnati cr any other city. All wotlc warranted as represented. Dealers In tbe country wul End it srsatlr to their inter est to giveuta calb Tisns. Four months for good caner. or 6 ror cent off for cash. Factory corcerof Spriccand Cherry streets t37 We will pay the higbsst markot price in CASH far any quantity ot Hackded Shucks. i "rtf if.o.iuli2 n- tj r!T K-f r r r-tt fcb2 Proprietor. Agent Fire Insurance Clomp any $250,000! OFFICE Nona-West Comer of tho PabUo Square over Drer Pearl's Excbacee Office. They will take ruxs on vwemnga ana otner nouses, trends in store against icss or AJarssgeoyje ire. Also, Uartse and turer hazards; torn and to all ports. At.SU Negroes against the dangers of the River. DIRECTORS. JOHN M. HILL. JOSEPH VAULT, JAMES CORREY, THOMPSON ANEIlSON, U. 51. FOGG, x. A OVViiM, ALEX. ALLISON, JAMES ELLIS. R. H. OARDNtB, N. B. ALLOWAY, W. S. EAKIN. JOSEPH VAtlLI, PresidenL A. W. Botlic Sacretiry. octs-tr. Dealer in CHOICE ?A1HXY G30CEBI23, PE0VISI03S aso PURE IMPORTED WINES di LIQUORS, FOR MEDICINAL AND COOKING PURPOSES Deer abore the Ux.cn Ha-i,


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 of patronage in the above tine, also nnpprif iNn shitst rnnw xt AvrtTunTntf ivn VU. . .... " . ...v.. ..VV . 'Aogetner witn every aesenpiion o: aietai; Turnings, Me- tabs Packinrs. ISalbit Metal and Oastlnes. Soda Founts, Generators, Ale Pumps, and Pumps ol every description manufactured to order, or renal red at eaorf uuvice. . 1 . - - - uasb will be paia at ail times ror oid copper and Brass


ocr: 4 R. H. BBOCffWAT, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 71 1-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for Spring and Summer trade is now every variety of style and fabric to be found in the uarceis. Mv business being strictly and exclusively confined the


ocr: FOR HIRE. a E have several likely Negroes for hire for the VV anceof the year. Among them are some House Servants, an Excellent Cook, Ac Apply soon A. JLevv & Co., STORE NO. 21 CEDAR STREET NASHVILLE: DIRECT IMPORTERS OF THE REAL TTAVANA Segars, Virgin's Chewing and Smoking i i bacco,crencb urand.es, Jamaica itum, Wines, Cordials, fruits. &c miyi7 R. 0 ' KANE PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, South-East corner of Church and College Streets. Nashville, Tennessee. Cash for all kinds of Produce. -TTTHEAT, RYE, BACON, FEATHERS, yy wuul, c. ac, by h. u-&ane, jans 56 a. t corner college and Cburcn sts. 0NJ janS'l NE HUNDRED TONS PITTSBURG IRON, assorted, now in store and lor sale low Tor casn by 5S li. u h-ASiti. NEW ALE. BBLS received and for sale low by janl 50 R. O'KANE. tlDER VINEGAR expressly for family use. For sale J by, janS'66 R. O'KANE. 100,000 Pounds Well Dried BACON WANTEB FOR CASH, IilMEDIA'lEL Y by maris tr a. u HAiNii London Lady Potatoes. i C Ci BUSHELS received and for sale by 1UU aplO B. O'KANE. Jamaica Rum. A GENUINE ARTICLE, warranted pure, suitable for Medical purposes, for sale by apl R.O.KANE. LATEST STYLES FANCY GOODS. rE HAVE RECEIVED AN ASSORTMENT OF NEW STYLES, FANCY FRENCH CASS1MERES, FANCY PLUSH VELVET. AND RICH SILK VE3TING3, FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR. which we are prepared to make up to order in the latest The inspection of our customers and the nnblic is soli' cited. CLIFTON A ABBOTT. sepl tf. No. 15, Cedarstreet LIBERTY AND SLAVERY A NEW ROOK, BY ALBERT T. BLEDSOE. T. T- TL. Professor of Mathematics in tbe University of Virginia, cosTtjrrs. Chap. 1. The Nature of Civil Liberty. Chap. 2. The Arguments and Positions of Abolitionists cnap. 3. "Ibe Argument irom the Scriptures. Chap. 4. The Argument from the Public Good. Chap 5. The Fugitive Slave Law. The above work is for sale by 'Pf2 CHARLES W. SMITH. NOTICE. 5 LIBERAL price will be paid for aNc-Tl SADDLE HORSE, nothing short of a No. 1 need apply. En- at DR. HERMAN'S. mayai vi Cherry tret


The Panola star.

ocr: G. X. ROBIXSOX, J. K. CLINTON", ROBINSON AND CLINTON; COTTON FACTORS V AND -General Commission Merchants, At the Old Stand of Robi Morgan, &, Co., .No. 221: Main Street. . , Memphis, - - - - Tenn. 3 iagm mm itopc, l iiiiiiHiioii oup plies, &c, constantly oii baud. Aug. o-n-S-U.

place_of_publication: [Panola] Panola County, Miss.

publisher: Ward & May


ocr: WARD and JOIYES WHOLESALE AND, RE TAIL mf j l.i .f CJT DRUGGISTS 220 Main street, Memphis, Tenn. SIGN OF THE Physicians, Merchants, l'lantcrs, and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and (Jra Seeds, on the most favorable terms, and at prices which cannot fail togiv satisfaction. lEvery article warranted fresh and genuine. July 2 no23tf. J. H. GOOW.ETT, Jl. I). XTir.it. K. D. COODLETT. M. W. MILAI. GOODLETT, NABERS, A CO. G ESERA L C OMMISSI ON AND FORWARDING MKIlCIIAiYl'L, DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PlnzstniioEi SuppHc, No 47, Front Row, Meinphia, TrV. Our stetn of doing business is such that all may contidi nt!y rely on get ting the best price and early return for their produce, making it a nniverral


ocr: LAW notice: ATTORNEY AT LAW, PANOLA, MISS. Has removed his otlice to the room between the Star office, and Dr. In land's Drug Store, on the West side of the Public Square, where ho may be found at all times, unless profession ally absent.


ocr: C. JL. HORTON. H. C. II0ETOX. 1IORTOIS &,;CO. COTTON ; FACTORS, 7; AND ... . C QMMISSI ON MERC HA N TS L-.No,3.. Madison. St.?, ) , OrrosiTK I, B. Ivirtlaxd's Ornci, ... - - MEMPHIS, TENN. 0 ; . -: : tAU orders promptly aUcnded to. Aug. 20-oo30-ly.


ocr: PARKER, ELDER & DA VIS, Cotton - .Sellers; Grocer COMMISSION M EltC HANTS, No. C, Howard's Row, Memphis, . . . . Tenn. 0 Keep constantly on hand Bagging, Rope, and Plantation Supplies, generally. Aug. 27-n31-tf. v :


ocr: THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ) PANOLA COUNTY. , THE STATE OF-MISSISSIPPI.' To John Ad-ms and Green Adams heir at law of l&ylvanus Adams deed. You are hereby cited to be and appear before the . Probate Court of said County on the 1st monday in Jul v next to show cause' why the Final ac count of NanceyK. Adams administra tis of the estate of Sylvanus ?dams deed, lately filed in said court for au dition and allowance, shonld not be al lowed and a decree made thereupon ac cordingly and to do and suffer such things as shall be considered and or dered by the court aforesaid in the premises. , Issued May 9 1856. W. P. WOOTTEN. Clerk of said Conrt. May 10 '56 nl6 4w.r


ocr: EXECUTOR'S N O TJ C E . Letters Testamentary of the Will and Testament of Robert deceased, having been granled to undersigned at the .June term of Probate Court of Panola County, held on the 2d day of June, 1856, No tice is hereby" given to all creditors the Testator, to Probate their and have them duly registered in Probate Clerk's office of said within Ihe time prescribed by law, they will be barred. " - SARAH CliAJYIUiN, luxtrix. . JMV..CLANT.ONJ B. J. CLANTON, . June 7 no206t. Ex'tors.


ocr: EXECUTOR'S NOTICE LETTERS testamentary of the last Will ahd Testament of Elisha Q. Vance, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, at a special term of the Probate Court, of Panola County, Miss, lield on the 19th day of August, 1 854, Notice is hereby given to all creditors of the testator, to probate their c laims, and have them duly registered in the Probate Clerk's office of said county, within the time prescribed by law, else they will be barred. , CYPRESSA1 C. VANCE. Executor, June 7 nSO-Ot. '


ocr: 'i'ies, s 'anils, uiis, timuen -fioi Urass " ''- iavorahle terms, amI at prices whic canuoi hullo give ; i i- .isiacin.n. ' fEverv arlicle warranted fresh ' u ai;ii nun .ii ::tj&3L?.'A a i-mAtt v' 7 I f ft l&$5hVMllSi ' " ; : AiAfeT5Rl2 i - ' WAKII and JOIVES D U U (jl'G I S.T-S 229 Afrnn street, Memphis, Tenn. ,. SIGN OF THE ,W1 B ' " " ;'.., m j " " " j I'hy-ians, Meiebants, - Planters, j and others, supplied wiih Drugs, Medi - ani genuine, dulv .loi.'ilf. J. If. CJOOW.ETT, It. D. 00Ol),ETl'. a. i. xabers. W. AV. M1LAU. 001) LETT. NABEUS. & CO. V t l V S . CES Eli A I. f'UAJMSSWX ao iorvardi.g M I'Jv Ti AiV i L. DEAhEilrs .iN GROCERIES ! - 1 i , I , ; i , ' ' i : ' i ,


ocr: BRADFORD ASD 1IART1X, Pauola, Miss., A io TAW 1PP1 virwv ,on1 Vo -crn r1 vneir patronage. ; Panola, July 9th, 1856 no-24-St. BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: T. A. HAMILTON'. J. H. WEST. HAMILTON AND WEST, Grocers anil . Coiimiissioii NO. 5, FRONT HOW, 1IE11P111S, TEW. Attend to" the storeing and selling of Cot ton, at 50c per hale. Particular attention given to weigh ing and selling. Vs July 9--no24-:Gm.


ocr: MEMPHIS DIRECTORY. WARD ami ..TONES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 229 MAIX ST. MEMPHIS, TEXX. SIGN OF THE OL 2 E ?i .15 O 11 T A 11 . Physicians, Merchants, Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass Seeds, on the most favorable terms and at prices which cannot fail to givo satisfaction. tdPEvery article warranted fresh and genuine. July 2 no23tf. THE PLACE FOIl GOOD BARGAIXS. Jj Tj 12 II A X & CO. Corner of Maui and Jejfirson Streets, MEMPHIS. Cash dealers in Dry Goods, Carpets, Books, Shoes, &c. Sec, iffi1 , . inn mi i mff


ocr: -j'' NOTICE." The partnership between the un dersignotl in tho printing business, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All the assetU of t Infirm belong to Mr. Ward, and he alone is renponsi blo for tho debts thereof. M. S. WARD. J. E. BALLARD. July 10 185G.


ocr: BALHI WORUELBri HARRIS, "vVORMELEY, & CO COTTON FACTORS, GIIOCE11S, , , AND Commission JTIerchaiit. No 8, Front Row, MEMPHIS, TENN. Have now, and design keeping on hand a large and well selected stock of Rope, Ragging, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Liquor and Plantation supplies. They will hereafter sell and store, or ship Cotton, at fifty cents per bale. (0?"Wiil keep open policies to cover all Cotton consigned to us, and will insure always, unless otherwise instructed. (Instructions with regard to sales of Cotton attended to. Agents for the sale of Eagle Cotton Gins. J. M. TERRELL, JgcnL July 16-n2o-tf. A. 0. HARRIS. w. p. rRororiT.


ocr: EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. LETTERS testamentary of the last Will and Testament of Elisha Q. Vance, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, at a special term of the Probate Court, of Panola County, Miss, held on the 19th day of August, 854, Notice is hereby given to all creditors of the testator, to probate their cluims, and have tliem duly registered in the Probate Clerk s oflice of said -county, within the time prescribed by law, else they will be barred. UIPKUfSSA C VANCE. Executor. June 7 n20-Gt.


ocr: MASONIC. Tanola Royal arch Chapter No CO, meets on the evening of tho second Thursday in every month. M.S. Ward, II. P.


ocr: Eoase, Sign and Ornamental 1 A L IN 1 1 iN V r I3Mr SlailUlS:" Uiaztntj. 'Vhr ITnihixini(d bavin" nntlv loeated in ranoia, oaers ms a to trie CUU ms or uil iwu im coimn if Panola, All wok. donee with njatness nl d'optek. ...... i . : L-om ' ' II. Y. UXTIIS. V - t p. 11. FAtlH - ' Ar I N T Y ' ? ' T .A W.


ocr: ' WARD anl JOIVUS WHOLESALE AND RFrAIL m DRUGGrSTS 229 Main street, Memphis, Tenn. SIGN OF THE u o i i 1: iv ail o n t a n . l'hysicians, Merchants, Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass Seeds, on the most favorable terms', and at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. RT-jvery article warranted fresh and genuine. July 2 no23t f. 7 J. II. Jl. D. NAItERS.


ocr: FOil SALE. The subscriber will sell very low, for Cash, Five Large Road Waggons, and thirty likely young work Oxen. I am anxious to sell, and will dispose of them at a bargain. : : . . F. 2d. PIPKIN. Pahola Co., Miss. nal9-tf


ocr: anger s JV olicc. TaV en up by J ohn Perry living about 9 miles South of the town of Panola, in Bdd county, one bay horse, about 12 years old, and appraised at fifty dollars. D.J. GOFF. Hanger. May28tli 1850. nl9-3t.


ocr: F. LANE XEWTOX TORD a. C. TRKADWFLL tiane & Co., Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants, No. 2, "south side of TJnion-st., Memphis, n37 Tenn. ly


ocr: G. K. ROllINSON, J. K. CLINTON, KOBINSOX AND CLINTON, COTTON FACTORS A XI) General Coimniisio?! Merchants, Al the Old Stand of Robinson, Moryan, &c Co., No. 221, Main Strrkt, Meimus, Teim. Unking and Hope, Plantation Sun- plis, Acs, eonstuntlv on hand. Au. o-n'2S-tf.


ocr: Memphis Cottoa Quotations. Mr.urm, October 21, 1S5C. Inferior none. Ordinary (lood Ordinary Low Middling Middling Strict Middling Oood Middling Middling Fair Fair Oomi l'air Oood and Fine Shi S ilu U 10 v. I 12 Y.12 11 vll( 12k 12 I nominal, nominal.


ocr: M. S. WAR D JJttorncy at Law PANO LA MIS.V Cffe in tl;c fn1 IJn r.


ocr: iUiisipii and "TosaSitwwc. .fas' 4. Rail Road, AW cVr,i:to HERNANDO for PASSENGERS FREIGHT. On und after TUESDAY, April 22, Passenger and Freight Trains will make. regular trips i HF.RNAXDO. Passenger 1 rains will leave Mem phis daily, (Sundays excepted) at tH A. M. and arrive at Hernando at b A. M. Leave Hernando at 11 .A. M. and arrive at Memphis at 1 p. m. . This tram connects at Hernando with L. Sims & Rrother' Lino of four horse Post Coaches for Panola, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Freight - Train leaves Memphis Si-ation daily (Sundays excepted) at 5 A. M., stopping at ihe intermediate stations, and arriving at Hernando at 7 j .30. Freight received at Memphis Station from 8 a.m. untile p.m. E. M. PATRICK, Superintendent. June 2o-tf.


ocr: Ranger's JYotice. TaVcntip by John Perry living about 9 miles South ot the town of Panola, in said county, one bay horse, about 12 years old, and appraised nt fifty dolhrs. D.J. GOFF. Ranger. May 28th 1856. n!9-3t.


ocr: WARD and JOXES WHOLESALE AND HE TAIL Jiip DRUGGISTS 229 MUX ST. MEMPHIS, TEW. SIGN OF THE (,OLUi:. JIORTAR. Physicians, Merchant, Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass Seeds, on the most favorable terms, and at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. GPEvery article warranted fresh and genuine. July 2 no23tf.


ocr: EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. LETTERS testamentary of the last Will and Testament of Elisha Q. Vance, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, at a special term of tbc Probate Court, of Panola County, Miss, held on the 19th day of August, 1 854, Notice is hereby given to all creditors of the testator, to pro'jatc their claims, and have them duly registered in the Probate Clerk's office of said county, within the time prescribed by law, else they will be barred. CYPRESSA C. VANCE. Executor, June 7 n20-6t.


ocr: ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Letters of administrt"on upon th estate of Alfred King, decease !, were granted to the undersigned, by the Proha'e Court of Pani li County, Mis ?issppi, at the May Term 156 there of. And this is to no'.ify all creditors of said decedent, 'o Probate their claims, and have them duly registered in the Probate Clerks office, of sail Con ty, within the time limited by law, or else this notice will be plead in bar of payment thereof. HENRY KINO THOMAS M. RHODES. Adm rs. May 9ih 185G. n!3-4v.


ocr: xnc v.nucrsigneu, oilers tor sale a tract of Two Hundred .acres of Known as the 'George London Tlace,1 on Yockana river, in Yallabusha coun- ty, near the county line. There are about 140 acres ot good TT', nr r vn and 115 or 120 acres of which is above overflow. About 35 acres are cleared FOR SALU and twenty acres on which the timber has been deadened, Terms j One third down, and the ballance in two equal instalments, en one and two years credit. l or further particulars, uddress JOHN D. LANKFORD. ZrtPg .Creek, P. July 0-n24-3m.-


ocr: ar an V. C. WILI.UM8, Lata of 1'auola Mus.J Late of LaG'rangq Ten, VERNON BRYAN & CO. Cotton Factors Commission and Forwarding MELICIMNTS, JVV G Front Roxr, orer Mcacham k GalbraiWs. MEMPHIS, TENN. Particular attention paid to Storing, Shipping and selling Cotton. Chars ges 50 cts per bale. 3T All cotton sent to us will be covred by einsurancc, unless otherwise ructed. opr. 14 'Sc-nPi 4t HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. II. W. HARRIS, having dissolvel artnership with J. K. Strickland, offers lis services to the citizens of Panola, rnd the adjoining country, and solicits their patronage. House, Sig", and Ornamental PASNT1 NG Exeruted withneatnpps and dpspntrli. ALSO, Paper I Tan 2 in", arid Chzin done to order, and nt the shortest noti e. June 7 n20-.'?m Jw. A.


ocr: NO. MONOPOLY! Opposition & Competition THE LIFE OF TRADE. I have started a line of splended four-horse Omnibuses to run from all the Hotels, to all the Railroad Depots, on which passengers can be conveyed with despatch to any part of Memphis. I am also prepared to furnish Hacks, &c., to the country. My mends, and all in favor of fair play will plcA&c not ptuxhnse tickets on the ears, as 1 have no chance to accom modatethem If they do. The public may rest assured that I will do what I say. Be sure to get in the Omnibus marked " J. M. I letcher," on the top. aii x ass is iair piay. FLETCHER & KECK. June-23 6m.


ocr: BRADFORD WD MARTI.Y, Panola, JSis., Are now receiving, and have already in store, a good supply of .Spring and summer, Fancy and Staple Together with a good assortment of mens and boys io(hiai, SHOES, Boots, Hats, &e. vhieh we arc o tier ing on as good terms as thev can be bought for in this market. Wo, most respectfully invito the buying public to give us a share of their patronage. Panola, July 9th, lS.-,Gno--2i-St. o


ocr: - GUARDIAN'S SALE OF LAND. By virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of Panola county, Miss., made on the 7th day of July, 185G, tho un dersigned, guardian of tho minor heirs of A. J. Harrison, deceased, will, on Saturday the 23d day of August, 135G, at tho Court House door, in tho town of Panola, Fell to tho highest bidder, on a credit of twelve months from the day of sale, sll the right, title, claim and interest of said minora, being one undivided third part, in and to the North-East quarter of section 19, Township 9, ltange 7, West," in Pa nola county, subject to the dower of the widow, therein. Bond and security will be required of the purchaser. BEN'J. T. YARBROUGH, Gacrdian. July 9-n24-4w.


ocr: , N EW GOODS! WE tre now rectiing and openin our rew stock of GooJs, in ihe new buiidii g next door to the Plan erj Ho'.el in PaiH la. Our st ck crn'1-.ti of every thing ustial'y ktpt in a Dry Goods and - Grocery S oro. We are determined to them, al sorae pri.e, so be fcure to call j n 1 exatLine them be fore purchasing e'swhere as we will make it to 3 our inter st to do o. BRADFORD & MAR ! IN. ; apr. 14-: 12 tf. "


ocr: K. A. PARKER. JAMES ELDER. C. R. DAVIS. PARKER, ELDER & DA VIS, Cotton Setters, GROCERS, AND commission merchants; No. C, Howard's Row, Memphis, , . . . Tcnn. Keep constantly on hand Bagging, Rope, Xmi Plantation Supplies, generally. Aug. 27-n31-tf. ,


ocr: Ic iv .House! IVew Goods!! 0 . , LOONEY & CO. WHOLESALE DEALEES IN NO. 2SG, MAIN STREET, AVe are now opening one of the larg est and host assorted stock of Spring and Summer -I) It Y GOODS ever offered in this market, and we are prepared to sell them at exceedingly low prices, as our stock was bought for Cash. AVe invite Country Mer chants. L'elailers, Pedlar, River Men and Dealers generally, to call and ex amine our stoek, and satisfy themselves that they cannot do better in any house in the South or "West. Junc-25-tf.


ocr: SACIlAM. ) i.. s. -..iiTF-rii;i.i. J. B. MEACITAM. SMITH, MEACITAM, & CO. WHOLES A L E 5K a rr- FORWARDING & COMMISSION IIEPCliA:sTS. (Mosby Si Hunt's New RviMhuj.) no. is, ruoNT Jitnv, MOIPHIS, TKNN. o fjCash dealers in ail kinds of pro duce. Au-. 27-n31-tf. "A";-


ocr: R. FLETCHER, MnHl ICbl, OVER ti III F KINGS AND FORD'S. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, 0 Plans of Buildings, and esti mates of cost, furnished at the short est notice. Measnrments tif Carpen ters and Brick work attended to. ! I


ocr: 2 7'he undersigned, offers for sale a tract of Two Hundred acres' of Known as the 'George London PlacC,' on Yockana river, in Yallabusha coun ty, near the county line. There are about 1 10 acrqs of good BOTTOM LAND, and 115 or 120 acres of which is above overflow. About 35 acres are cleared and twenty acres on which the timber lias been deadened. Terms One third down, and the baliunce in two equal instalments, on one and two vears credit. For further particulars, uddress JOHN D. LANKFORD. Long CrccJc, P. O. Julv 9-n21--3m.


ocr: 44 THE PANOLA STAR." IS PUBLISHED KVKRY WEDNESDAY, AT IMXOLA, Miss. TKIIMS. For one year If paid in advance, 00 If paid within six month A ft or six months, i Kate ol Alvci'tihi. One square, first insertion, M 00 Each subsequent insertion, 50 For throe months, f 00 Fur six months N 00 For one year 1 (() A liberal deduction made for larger ad ertise:iieiit. JOB WO .i K Of all description.-, from largo hand bills to fancy cards, done with neatness and despatch, and on reasonable tonus. ' All communications must he addressed to M. S. Ward, Ksi., Fa in da, .Miss.


ocr: NO MONOPOLY! Opposiiiosi &-Competition THE LIFE OF TRADE. I have started a line of splended four-horse Omnibuses to run from all the Hotels, to all the : Railroad uepots, on which passengers can le conveyed with despatch to any part of jromijns I am also prepared .to furnish Hacks. &o., to the country. My lnenus, ana all m lavor ot lair U'tU 2 ease not purchase t tenets on, th cars, as I have no chance to acconi modatc them if they do. The publii may rest assured that I will do wha I say. Be sure to get in the Onmibu marked "J. M. Fletcher," on tho top All I ask is fair play. " x . FLETCHER ec KECK. June-25 Cm. , -... : BLANKS FOR SALE Al THIS OFFICE. .


ocr: R. A. PARKER. JAMES ELDER. C. R. DAVIS. PARKER, ELDER & DA VIS, Cotton Scifers, Grocers AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . Ne. 6, Howard's Rom, Memphis, . . . . Tenn. Keep constantly on hand Bagging, Rope, and Plantation Supplies, generally Aug. 27-n3l-tf. . "


ocr: M.- B0RT0N. H. C UORTON. I10RTON & CO. COTTON FACTORS, A Nil O MM I SSI OX MER C II A X TS No. 3. Mad-ison St., Orrosnx 1. 1. KmTLAsn's Office, MEMPlHSr TEXX. 13? All orders promptly attended to


ocr: A. 3. Mmtgmttcv, Cotton -Factors and Commission ,?j 1 'Merchants, No. 11, - Madison strut, Between Front Row, end Main, ' MEMPHIS, TENN, Refkrence : WV W. SMITH, ) Panola Co. S. S. SMITH, j ' Miss. CcAll Cotton shipped to, or stored by me, will be covered- byv an open policy of insurance, Amless otherwise instructed. . Aug. 20-n30-ly


ocr: "THE PANOLA STAR" IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, at iA;vor,A, miss. TERMS. Fur one; year if paid in advance, $.' 00 If paid within six months ti C0 Alter six months, 3 00 Kates of Advert i.sisi. One square, first insertion, &1 00 Each subsequent insertion, fiQ For three months, f 00 For six months s 00 l:'or oui year 12 00 A liberal deduction made for larger advertisements. JOB YVOtfK Of all descriptions, from large hand bills to fancy caYds, d'no with neatness and despatch, and on reasonable terms. i 'J' All communications must be addressed to 31. S. "Ward, Ksp, Pa nola, Miss.


ocr: 229 r, -M;t Tcnn. Sl(i H iHH 1 I'aim-. iU. !jt.ii airl l.rA- WHOLESALE ASDlETML I.) H U(Ji JSTr Oil I lit! St la. v nd'.o- ti-nn. ia-i ut ptiee v.Liv-1. t--i.:i i.iii io i. ive s:;! i-.iaell'.i:;. rTv-'ry art;.-!. '.Vurranled fV; :.! an. i llliilliC. .!n!v 2 iiorj:;!i.


ocr: WARD -and JOES I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1 DRUGG 5STS 220 Main street, Memphis, Tenn. SIGX OF. THE ' " a O Ij I 11 X 32 O II T A K . Physicians, Merchants, Planters, 8.nd others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass Seeds, on the most favorable terms, and at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. ; PEvery article warranted fresh and genuine. . I July 2 no23l f. J. II. COODLETT, ; B. i). ABERS. R. 1). COODLETT. W. W. MILAM. GOOD LETT, NATIEKS, k CO. Co VI on "F ; c t ovs, GENERAL COMMISSION AND 1'OUWARDIXG


ocr: "THE PANOLA STAR" IS rUBUSIIED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT PAIVOLA, miss. TERMS. For one year if paid in advance, $2 00 If patd within six months 2 50 After six months, 3 00 Rales of Advertising One square, first insertion, $1 00 Each subsequent insertion, .50 For three months, 5 00 For six months S 00 Fr one'vear 12 00 A liberal deduction made for larger advertisements. JOB WORK Of all descriptions, from larjre hand bills to fancy cards, done with neatness and despatch, and on reasonable terms. All communications must be addressed to M. S. Ward, Esq., Pa nola, Miss.


ocr: WARD niid .TOXHS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL wmm& 229 MIX ST. HEM, TEL S1CN OF THE WOLD 15 X M O II T A 1 . Physieians, Merchants, Planters, and others, supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden- and Grass Seeds, on the most favorable- terms, and at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. ft very article warranted fresh and genuine. J illy 2 no231 f. J. H. GOODLETT, B. D. NABEUS. R. D. GOODLETT. W. W. MILAM. GOODLETT, NABERS, & CO. C oil o i F n ClttVS. GEXERAL COMMISSIOX AND FOH WARDING


ocr: A. O, HARRIS. vr. r. PROUDFIT. RALPH WORMELEY. -HARRIS, WORMELEY, & CO. COTTON FACTORS, AND CouuniHsiou Merchants. No 8, Froxt Row, MEMPHIS, TENN. Have now, and desien keemn? on hand a large and well selected stock of Rone. Bagging, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Liquors, and Plantation supplies. 'lhey wilt hereattcr sell and , store, snip uoiocn, ac Bity cents per bale. "Wiilkccp open policies to cover all Cotton consigned to us, and will insure always, unless otherwise instructed. "Instructions with regard to sales Cotton attended to. Agents for the oi aagie Uotton Gins. . T J. M. TERRELL, Agent. July 16-n25-tf. e


ocr: Range fs Notice. Taken up by John Perry living about 9 miles South or the town of Panola, in said county, one 'bay horse, about 12 years old, and appraised nt fifty dollars. D.J. GOFF. lianycr. May2Sth 185G. n!9-3f.


ocr: FOR SALE. The subscriber will sell very low, for Cash Five Large Road Waggons, and thirty likely young work Oxen. I a"1 anxious to sell, and will dispose of them at a bargain. - F. M. PIPKIN- Panola Co., Miss. nol9-tf.


ocr: DR. Win. J.-WRENN OFFICE IN ROLLINGS STORE PA X o la, im,


ocr: (l;ool -bbtriistrnthts.- I a ti o la .12 ale Academy. A School forTlALES will be pened in the village of Panola, on the ta.rd Monday of September, by th, sub- senber. The fohowmg -rates of tu.tion will li!ircrkil wnnnntli will be charged ier month : Primary Department - $2 00 Middle" - - - - - 3 W . Senior - - - - - 4 00 No deductions made except for contin ued sickness. Bills to be paid at the of each session of five months. E. JEROME HILL. Panola, Sept. 10, ISoG.-tf .


ocr: ATTOHNEY AT T.A VV, PAXOLAs MISS. Has removed his ollieeto the room Dctweon tne &tar u;nce ana ur. inland's Drug Store, on the west side of the Pub- lie Square, where he may be found at all times, unless professionally absent. '


ocr: "THE PANOLA STAR" IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT PAAOLA, IfllSS. TERMS. For one year if paid in advance, $2 00 If paid within six months 2 50 After six months, 3 00 Rates of Advertising. One square, first insertion, $100 Each subsequent insertion, For three months, For six months For one year 50 00 00 00 5 8 12 A liberal deduction made for larger advertisements. JOB WORK Of all descriptions, from large hand bills to fancy cards, done with neatness and despatch, and on reasonable terms All communications must be addressed to M. S. Ward, Esq., Pa nola, Miss.


ocr: Unnpbis Carts. WAKS) ami ..5: WHOLESALE AS I) RETAIL DH U(.i(ilSTS 2'2'j Main street, Memphis, 'Venn. skjn Or Tin: U I, B9 l if 3 O ES 3 A IS Physicians, Men-hauls, and uttiers, supplied wiiu Drugs, .Medi cines, Taints, Oils, (.anion ami Seeds, (in the most favorable and at prices whic h cannot fail to satisfaction. S"" Every article warranted fresh and genuine. .Julv 2 illicit f. 3W; ;S.f! -cc t -i.-, , r Tl:.f .- i i i . ..TJsr syj


ocr: PARKER, ELDER fc DAMS, CoUosi e5it'i, Hvocfsrs AND C O MM I S S T O N M E 1 1 C 1 1 A NTS , A'o. C, lluieartPs Roir, " Memphis, .... Tenn. 0 Keep constantly on hand Bagging, Rope, and Pianmtion Supphej, generally. Aug. -J.-nol-tf.


ocr: GUARDIAN'S SALE OF JLAND. By virtue of a decree of the Probate Court of Panola county, Miss., made on the 7th day of July, 185G, the un dersigned, guardian of the minor heirs of A. J. Harrison, 'deceased, will, on Saturday the 23d iky of August, 185G, at the Court House door, in the town of Panola, sell to the highest bidder, on a credit of twelve months from the day of sale, sll tho right, title, claim and interest of saidWinors, being one undivided third part, in and to the "North-East quarter of section 19, Township 9, Range 7, West," in Pa nola county, subject to the dower of the widow, therein. Bond and security will be required of the purchaser. BEN'J. T. YARBROUCII, Gucrdian. July 9n2i--4w.


ocr: R. FLETCHER, ran J OVKR GRIFFrNOS AND FORI) S OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, florins, tew. 0 TPlans cf Buildings, and esti mates of cost, -furnished at the short est notice. , Measurments of Carpen ters and Prick work attended to.


ocr: WARD and JONES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 220 JIALY ST. MEMPHIS, TEW, -SIGN OF THE O X I 12 IV ill O R TAR. Physicians, Merchants, Planters, and others, supplied with Drills, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grass Seeds, on he most favorable terms, undat prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction. SKvery article warranted fresh and genuine. July 2 no23tf. THE PLACE FOR GOOD IIARBAIXS. L,i2ii;?iAiv Ac c:o. Corner of Main and J'tfcrson Streets, MEMPHIS. Cash dealers in Dry Goods, Carpets, Rooks, Shoes, &. &c., Wholesale ami Retail. t.?,Ve sell for Cdi exclusivel;. and can otfer indueements to purcha. ers that cannot be met with elsewhen Call and examine, as we take gn-a pleasure, in slnwing our goods. SMALL PROFITS, AM) QIMCK SAI.L."


ocr: DR. Win. J. WRENN OFFICE IN RALLINGS STfJRE' PAXOLA, MISS, May 3-ly.


ocr: The undersigned, offers for scle a tract of Two Hundred acres of. . Known as the 'George London Place,' on Yockana" river, in Yallabusha coun ty, near the county line. There are about 140 acres of good BOTTOM LAND, and 115 or 120 acres of which is above overflow. About 3; acres are cleared and twentv acres 011 which the timber has -been deadened. Terms : One third down, and the ballance in two equal instalments, on one and two years credit. For further particulars, nddress JOHN 1). LANKFOKD, Long Creek, P. O. July 9--n24-3m. FOB. SilXE LAND


ocr: ters and Prick work attended to. SEABROOK-AXD CARSOX, Agents for the sale of V1RGI.MA KE.niTKV & 1IISS01 111 iTInnnrnrtiirecl & Smoking TOBACCO, MADISON STREET, TWO DOORS FROM MAIN, MEMPHIS, TEXX. A. O. HARRIS W, P. PROCDFIT RALPH WOR ME LEV. HARRIS, WORMELEY, & CO. COTTON FACTORS, AND Commission Merchnnts. No 8, Fron-' Row, MEMPHIS, TENN. Havo now, and design keeping on hand a large and well selected stock of Rope, Bagging, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Liquors, and Plantation supplies They will hereafter sell and store, or ship Cotton, at fifty cents per bale. "Wiilkeep open policies to cover all Cotton consigned to us, and will insure always, unless otherwise instructed. "Instructions with regard to sales of Cotton attended to. Agents for the sale of Eagle Cotton Gins. J. M. TERRELL, Agent. July lG-n25-tf. BLANKS FOR SALE AT tTIlIS OFFICE.


ocr: NOTICE. The partnership between the un dersigned in the printing business, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All the assetts of thrm belong to Mr. Ward, and he alone is responsi ble for the debts thereof. M. S. WARD. J. K. BALLARD. July 10 1S5G.


ocr: EXECUTOR'S NO Tl C E . Letters Testamentary of the last Will and Testament of Kobert Clanton, deceased; having been granted to the undersigned at the June term of the Probate Court of Panola County, Miss., held on the 2d day of June, 1856, No tice is hereby given to all creditors of the Testator, to Probate their claims, and have them duly registered in the Probate Clerk's office of said county, within ihe time prescribed by law, else they will be barred. SARAH CLANTON, Exlrix. J. W. CLANTON, ExHors. ' B. J. CLANTON June -7 no20-6t. M. S. WARD Attorney at Law PANOLA MISS Office in the Court House.


ocr: "THE PANOLA STAR" IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT PAAOIiA, MISS TERMS For one year if pant in advance, $2 00 If paid within six months 2 50 After six months, 3 00 ISatev of Advertising"; One square, first insertion Si 00 Each subsequent insertion, 50 For three months, 5 00 For six months 8 00 For one year 12 00 A liberal deduction made for larger advertisements. JOB WORK Of all descriptions, from large hand bills to fancy cards, done with neatness and despatch, and on reasonable terms. E-cf All communications must be addressed to M. S. Ward, Esq., Pa nola, Miss.


ocr: , ! i Panola .TSalv Aeadoniv. A School for MALES will bo ooened in th.: ,-:u. t V .1 tiiH AWute senbs'r. Tho following rnL-f tniiir tuition (HI 00 , 00 cept for cfntm- oTonTS - K. JKRAVfK al the eloae K. .frii'irr. mi r 'ano.a. Sort. 1 185fl.-t


ocr: T. A. HAMILTON. J. II. WEST. HAM1LTOX AND WEST, Cotton Factors ami Commission Merchants, NO. 5, FRONT ROW, Memphis, Ten. Attend to the storeiug and selling: of Cotton, at r0c per hale. Particular attention given to weigh ing and selling. July i)iio24-Gm.


ocr: LAW notice. 5. W. &il;uUm, .ATTORNEY at law, . PAX OLA, MISS. . Has removed his office. to the room between the Star ofiice, and Dr. Le larul's Drug Store, on Ihe, AVest side of the lulllc Square, where he may be fouudatall times, unless profession all7 absent.


ocr: McnvpViis Cavds, ; NEW STOKE. m... Wo are now receiving and opening our FALL and WINTER STOCK of ; -cflDRY GQODH, t ; consisting of nvi.wo.iohwii s.Knin nn I i A. f'.ltr.AIIt 577 Main-Ht.. ii .'Old taad of Ferguson & Naill. . d'm A. (3. Coodwix is with this house. ' --n3y-0m' .. -1 '


ocr: parkfr, eld m & J)A VIS, Cotton, feller,' CSrocer COMMISSION .MERCHANTS,; No. G, Howard's How, Memphis, . . . . Tenn. iK . ; . . .v .. , Keep constantly on hand Bagging, Rope, and Plantation Supplies, generally. Aug. 27-n31-tf.


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ocr: WARD -jiiid;"JOiES" WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL DRUGGISTS 2-9 Alain street, Memphis, Tnn. - 5- SIGN OF THE - -G O 2 E TV ill O R T 1R . . l'hyskians, Merchants," Planters, and others", supplied with Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Garden and Grasn Seeds, on the most favorable terms, and at prices which canuot fail to give satisfaction. ', . , , E3Rvery article warranted fresh and genuine. .. " . "july.2 no23tf. - . , '..


ocr: Ranger's Notice. Tal en up by John Perry living about 9 miles South of the town of Panola, said county, one . bay horse, about 12 years old, and appraised at fifty dollars. D. J. GOFF. Ranger, - May 28th 1856. n!9-3t.