ocr: : C. TORBETT & CO. J ; g.n. XAStlCftS, g.C. DPKKIKaiOS. & Q.C. TOBBBTfi U E'lYFO CR ATI C T ICKET. ' FOR l'KESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN OF, i'ENJISV LVAMA. FOR VICE-PKEIDKM : r - G. MECKIMIDGE, OF KEN11JC1CV. - JOHN DEBKOCnATIO ELECTORAL TICKET, FOR THB ETATE AT LARGE: , . ," WILLIAM H. POLK, of Maury-. ISHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby DISTRICT ELECTORS. No. 1. SAMUEL POWELL, or Hawkins. " 2. JAMES Y.McHEMtY. of Overton. " 8. D. M. KEY, of Hamilton. - ' " 4. E. L. GARDENHIRE, or White, S. K A. KEkBLE, .or Rutherford. - 6. JAMES H. THOMAS, of Maury. 7. THOMAS J. BROWN, of Giles. " 8. G. Q. FOINDEXTER, of Montgomery. ' 9. J. D. 0. ATKINS, of Henry. " 10. D. M. CUKR1N. or Shelby.


Nashville union and American. [volume]

ocr: No. -i9 X.Tblo Scjtxoro, JTASH. V lliLE. TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD. ON and after Sunday, June 1st, 1855, Trains will rim aifnllowa: G0I-UTU. Mail and Paw. Freight and Pass". Leave Nashville at 6.45, i.tc. .45, p. . Arrive at Thorapson 'a 8.15, " 6.80, " GOING NORTH. , -Leave Thompson's at 8 4.". a u. 5.45. r. m. Arrive at Nashville 10.25 " 7 15- Tbe Sta'esof Carter, Thomas A Hough connect with the Trains at Thompson's. Through Tickets to Memphis', Waynesboro", Jackson", riiRMiffihin. Llnrnrt. fl-ilnmhii rtnti cured at. the General Sta:e O'ftce, under the Verandah Ho-' tel. A. ANDERSON, jnne" tf It. Eng. and Sup't-

place_of_publication: Nashville, Tenn.

publisher: John L. Marling & Co.


ocr: Wi .in in ii. whim; jL.m. R. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER Gentlemen's liothing, No, 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.


ocr: Preserve Yom Emit in This Can potsaict the JoMtming yfi aavantaget over all others : 1st The doleterions use of lead. With Its conseineat MOULDING and DISCO LOE- ATION OF TUB rHOTT. is .raided. u. ItclJtR oe Oo. -which is objoctlonib! u K Imparts .a .npleusnt fl.ror to th. coatsat. of tb. mo. and is nmstantlj- .ffel br cluices or ttinpor- Sd. The Opening of the Can Is mads scrncuMitv uses to rscira ths ubozst Fracnis. whan it la dfjirM to prtMrn them whole. cliniinj u caa for fataro use. 4tn- It i, optitd with trroHf, as It Is mnrx- CIS3AKV TO OIAT IHI TAX AD ITS COTrKTTS to naoTs too cap. u ia oiaor sealoa csni, Lioh is sn important improTement. 5th. They are cheaper, because more simple. Tho Can Is herai-tlclttjr sesM br a mnt wWci. uuii.B sar otner, lo.-ej iro.E or ITS AD , AC91TC STUESCTU BT EtroSCCC TO THE air, bat maj bortlisaonforjear iyj.A Mijficient quantity to, elote tit j! So. Mi be vnuihcd ,j wttnont cAartjc. The com pie le sneffssof WSncbell'rt Can oTer ill others wish losuDDlvthensetves with thin will da well in make ejrlv aoplication to ' MnUTV t, HAtfllTHV JUAUU u. ..... juliC 2m No. 47 CoIIb street, Nashville. OTHERS, 8 7


ocr: Guns ! Guns ! Gims J NO. 47 PUIILIC SQUARE, HAVE Just received and opened a splendid assortment nf Single and Double Bird and Deer Guns, amongwhieh are a few of the celebrated " Wcstley Richards" Manufac ture, and other Dun Guns in cases complete. These Gans are allof their own importation direct Irom England, and were all made to their own order evnrewlv for this market. ALSO. Sharbe's Rifle,. and Shot Guns. Coll- Kepeaters, Allen's Seir-Cwking Pistols; together with the finest assort ment of P.wJe r Plaks, Shot i'ouchf and Belts, ever offer ed In asiivliie. 'noviu aamis viii:at:aivi coitv. THE subscribor will pay the hibest market price for good merchantable Wheat and Corn. JOSEPH N..SU, nov U lin CrRfo, S. T.. cor. College and Sprinz sts. , HAMS! HAJlsl JUST received 11 vo casks choice I lain, for family uso by OC123 LA.MKtt & PHILLIPS. TO "S.VII:RS. 10.COO extra Re.alla aecar. receiv. tkli day by laot9) WESSEL ot THOMPSON, ?!TOTtfGrHlm


ocr: IMPORTANT TO CITY 4ND COUNTRY WATCH-MAKERS. HATE received direct from Europe a large supply of Watch-Makers' Tools and Materials, which I will sell wenly-flve per cent, bslo- New York prices. Materials sent to any part of the country bv mail. Like-lie. a larre assortment ot Click Materials. Having engaged the services of eipertenced Workmen Tor the repairlnc of Watches, Jewelry. Cloaks, Ac., he can warrant entire satisfaction to uity ana iuntry rraae. ai. u. bkuul, Wholesale Dealer to Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Fancy Goods, ckc, 17 Cedar street, Naihrille, Tenn. -9T. oaiou&w


ocr: Proclamation. ANDREW JOHNSOX. GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, TO ALL WHO SHALL SEE THESE PRESENTS Greeting: Whereas, It has been made known to me that a certain RICHARD LIPPARD.orLipford, charged with bavin? committed afoul and atrocious murder on the 9th day cf February, 1856, upon the body of I. ft Spotswood, of our comity of Davidson, has fled from justice and is now running at large Now, therefore. C Asdbkw Johsson, Governor aa afore said, by virtue of the power and authority in me Tested, do hereby offer a reward of $50 if taken in the county, or ?00O if taken out of the county, to any person or persons who may appreheod the said Richard Lippard and deliver him to the Sheriff or Jailor of our county of Dividson , in order that justice in that behalf may be hud&ndtexecuted. - a. i e t i . i i ID. lesuroony wnereui, 1 uaro &h iuj uauu and caused the great teat of tbe State to be affixed at Nastmlle, on tbe 25th day of Feb ruary, 1856. ANDREW JOHNSON, Bv tho Governor, J.N. W.Boeton, Secretary of State. y DiSCRIPWO. Said Lippard ia about 23 or 24 yens of age, about 5 ft. 8 inches high, muddy complexion, tight hair, bine or grey eyes, genteel appearance, weighs between 140 and 160 pounds, quiek8poken,Eqainta when laughing. feb26 4w. . , FKESIi AKKIVAL. I AM SOW OPENING 'fiiii nrthai 1 stock of all styles of CARRIAGES, ) UAROUCHES and BUGGIES, that ever been offered in this market. P. P. PECK. Nashville. Feb.19. 1S5S. - Fi RTY cases new style Boots. 10 cases Bleached Mus lins and Prilliags. Just received bj jan29 AJ UUAUAN & CO.


ocr: K. If. BROCKWAY. WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANTJFACTDRLR OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No, 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.


ocr: This Can potscuts the follouing anmnxaga over all otftm: 1st The deleterious nse of lead. Wilis It, eonieiraeiit MOULDEi'O and DISCOLOE- ation of the rnurr, i ioul -il. ECBiia o Otnt. which i, eyioiiM, u tt Impart, an unpleasant fvor t tb content, of ti, ran. ml 1, constantly affect! bt caann, f tcsww- I'ar. nVi. I 3J. The Opening of the Can lahit scrncii-TTiT iakoi to rtnlr, th, taaaxn a 1 til vim it . hi nil far th. nmn.. 4tH. It li erni wttli ten traiH,. u It Ij r-r. cr".BT to ntiT thi ca.1 A3o m CQ.m.TTi to raaoTe we rap. u in otaex seal caaa, wcioa 1, u uapmsi iui-raTeiaf as. 5 th. They are cheaper, because rure simple. Tie Can 1, !,rat!ta!lr mi! Vr , ceoeat walaa. wiim mi o-nrr. una or IT, AU fT,sr ,t rirc5VEX to tax i tai- HrebedearbrTMrf. J wf ntantity to clott th it (aw erid it 'trnuied vt'Mvui ckarge. Tliecomplr'e success of Winclicll's Can over all others is now fuliy esUbuohed. County Merchants and a!l others who winti to supply itieiue'ves witn tnia exceiieni Cud, will do well to make early application to MACEY A HAMILTON. jul)S 2m No. 47 College !treet,SaahviUe.


ocr: BELL HOUSE, KKOXVILLE, TENNESSEE. WILLIAM! McTEER, Pkophietor. Four Hcrec Mv.l Coachea leave aailr at 7 o'clock; abimii. rn b, 4T OVICE. wiiir!t t it TMVNKSSEE. lis.-. w . ; , . ACTON YOUNG. ,...Sopenatmdeat.J at una noose. VETTAN"DAH HOTEL,


ocr: Guns ! Guns! Otms! .Ft' M NO. 47 1'UIIUC SQUAKE, HAVE Inst received and opened a splendid assortment uf Single and Doublo 1'lrd and Deer Guns, among which aro a few of tho celebrated " Wemley Richards" -Manufacture, and other fine (inns in cases complete. These Cans are allofthelrown Importation direct irom England, and were all made to theirown order expressly for this market. ALSO, hharpe's Kiflej, and Shot linns, Colt's Repealers, Allen's Self-CocUing flstols; together with the finest assort ment of Powder Fiaiks, ibot Poaches, and Belts, ever offer ed in Nashville. rnovl3 d3mis. corAiiTrVKitsim' notice. rpHE partnership heretofore existing nnder tho style of Commitsion business, ceased this day, by limitation. The business from and after this dste will be continued and conducted under the firm name of LANIER, PHILLIPS v rn. aii r.nnns Indebted to the late firm are requested ti make early settlement, and those having claims against tne same will please present mom iui 1 r L. H. LAMER, Nov. 1. 1856. WM. PHILLIPS. WHISKY. 115 barrels Rectified Whisky, vanot brands, Inst received and for sale by novIS BYRNE & MILLER. pi)TATOi:s,-iw bushel of Irish and Sweet Potstocs l in store and lor sale bv novlS BYRNE & MILLER. . 1 l.riiUJfc:NS V JiAJt. GE.VT3 Fin Calf Pump Sola Boots; Gent's Fine Calf Stitched ' " " ' Double Sole ' " " " Water proof " " ' Congress Gaiters ; " " doublo solo; " " " Oxford Ties. ' These goods ara from one of tho best manufactories In Philadelphia. Call at No. 'JO Public Square. nova n.-xiDEK 4: FRIZZELL. Ill ItKK miit.ltOlis fUlt.1AI.K- I II AVE for sale a negro woman about 35 years of age, a tood Cook and Washer; also, two very likely girl child ren, o ana y years oi an i wouia preier selling idem to soma person living in aasnvme or uaviasoa county. njrtO 2r K. 8. HOLLINS, M PubUc riqaare !3R


ocr: NASHVILLE'BELL ANDSRASS.FOTfNDHY, No 17& South Front Street, NASHVILLE, Tenn. AB. 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, bteam Whistles, Uil uiobes, Cylinder, Uauge, Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt WellJoints, Gun Mounting, Anti-Friction Metal. AH work made by me with neatness and dispatch, of the best at low and warranted.


ocr: R.H.BROCKWAY &Co "WHOLESALE DEALERS AND KArflTFACTUSLBS Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Our Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the Fall and Winter trade ia now complete, embracing every variety of style and fabric to brVumI in th Eastern Markets. Our business being utrictly and exclusively confined to the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables us to offer greater inducements thau any other home in the city, and should alone be sufficient to all who SSwSiS-SsSiii IH Is! Mm mmf


ocr: For One Week Only! WARDEN'S T1 n nt.nn COMPOSED of the most talented or tne profession, will give a series of their original, humorous, and unique - performances, in Nashville, commeuciug w MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, AT THE , DELPHI THEATRE, AND CONTINUING EVERY NIGUT DURING THE X3T For particulars see bills of the day. . lw


ocr: mm a mm is- wzhmmm R. H. BROCKWAT, WHOLESALE DEALES AND MANUFACTURES OF Gentlemen's Clothing, Kd. 71 1-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Mode Clothing for the Spring and Snmmsr trade is now complete embracing every variety of style and fabric to be found in the Eastern Markets. My business being strictly and exclnsively'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 Ready Made Clothing, that they can supply themselves


ocr: SIGN OF THE BIG ELK HORNS, NO. n rnr.i.KfiE HTDtrr L"WiK hF Ja". ""'J1. direct from the makers in Cn t r 1 assortment of Bird, Dockland SX . . .. neeity or Nashville. Sports meu are Hnun .il tn m.i i onlt i.. - n. . " r.l corff MACETf & HAMILTON. ry1" 1 A'i'Kr,T STRAW CU'lTKlt. T7ij have Inst .received tn assortment of these Cutterii V.2r f XpeCtf tf a "oekof the Western Cornflbeller. CZ jiaucv A HAMILTON. nm,:yrrKS 'V ?ASAGESTUFFEKS7 la ""'.H,i.awoiBwu iiaua. "OY-'7 MACEY A: HAMILTON. - uiuuiai . m auu miinurus on nana. "0V5!7 AIAHHV A nsxrir.Tnit. 3?ew lk'RBW&RE HOUSE. SHARPE-SR-fles, Doable and Single Shot Guns, from ti to 20oeacb. Pock et and Table Cut lery, Razors, Scis sors, and Shears. Axes, Nails, and ii-iain?, noes, Hin ges, and Files, ALSO, A general assort ment ot rdgo Tools, House Building and House Furnishing Hfif-rls-ar Vamml Utensils, Ac We respectfully solicit oil aierenants visit. in? tne citv to a careful examination of slock and prices. octl2-tf BEAUMONT. VAN'LIER A CO. new JiAitinvAiti;. curiiKitY anu TOOL STORE. Beaumont, Vanlicr & Oo. DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL ERS IN HARDWARE. GUNS AND CUTLERY. Sign of the big Padlock,4doorsfroTn the Squa remarket st. Anvilsand Vice?. Mill, Crosscut, Circular, and Hand Saws, Axes, Nails and Chains, Knob, Plate, and Gun Bellows, Stock and Dies. Hammers, Hatchets and Steel, Hoes, HiDge3 and Files, CarpeDl er e. Blacksmith's JCk5, Siftetf, Shovels and Tacks. Cooper's and bhoe Tools. I ALSO; A large assortment of Guns.RU.es and Pletcls. Hnn, from ' to $25o each, including the celebrated Sharpe's Rifie and other new patents. Breech loadintr Rifles of the . - , i J rr..t i i - : . . . . most approver. &ags. siuiie ikniTes ana rorks, rocket Knives, Razors, Hcisjors and Shears, Platform, Counter Beam Scales.and Farming Utensils or every rariety. Planes and Locks of all kinds, ranging in price from 60c (20 each. Hoe's, Spear A Jacksoa's, and other makes of Sairs. P. S Merchants visiting the city will find it to tbeir to examine our stock before purchasing. augz2-ly BEAUMONT. VANL1ER A CO. Um! Guns! Guns! fx & CUNINGHAM, NO. -17 PUBLIC SQUARE, A VK last received and opened a splendid assortment ofSlnglnand Double lllrdand Deer Ouns, among which a few of the eelebrstsd " Weatlty Blchards" .Manufac and other One Gun In rases complete. Tki'ss Guns all of tbeir own Importation direct from Enjlmd, and all made ta their own order expressly for this market. ALSO, bharpe't KlSes, and Shot Cans, Colt's Heptateri, Kelf-Cuekinr FlsioIs:tnarUier with tbe finest aatort- --1 a ii in .... .4A U5k-,


ocr: M A i)J M O T IB a STABLjj. i .'i- ,."krn "d ,'ea-"ter keep ibe MAMMOTH Ll.r.l.l T I5i,t. on llaraei j re-l, hereb f.ire rpt by Noel A Hiakemore. Hore-, a. d . arri . f.,r,.t..?.i at all l.ouis abd ..t r usunt b'e prices uvuruiu.? iiorsea taken on leoaoLLb'e 'ermi. .. . JfioatJ EVtRETT. Na hv lle. 25 1


ocr: Your JTrnit in S Thii Can vosiases the follcmni? adcantagt over all others : lit-The deleterious use of lead, With Itm MDjfqu.it MOULDING ud DISCOLOR ATION OF THE FRUIT, la aroideL 2tL RrsiXA 02 Gtnr. vhleh f nbMvttati&Ma u li uapirtsaa UDpIeM&nt &avor ta th content! of tho cm, ml in eouuntlr affact! by c hinge, of tomixr- Wn, IS KJW) DDTINW. 3d. The Opening' of the Can ! Ktdo semens tlt iaecx to neotvo tho uaeiir Plicnr,. whon It is dcoind to prefer? them whole, ftnd to aomit a fcmnd for tho porposo of thoroughly olouolaf tho caa for fotnro ne. 4th. It it opened ith leu trontto, u It lo nrjt- CIltlET TO HIAT TBI Ci.T AXD ITS COSTITM to reiaovo tho up. u ia other felled uu, which is on important improvement. 6th. They are cheaper, became mare simple. Tho Con li hermetically oeoloi or a content which. nnllKo any outer, loies aaxc or ITS as- BKStVK STBEJCTH BV XXTOSCBK TO TBI V aik, hat may ho rolled oa for yean. pi. A tii7icient quantity to clott th$ vans vnii ce rnunta Kitaout charge. The complete success of Winchell's Can over all is now fully established. County Merchants and all otheis who wish to supply the nse'ves with thi excellent Can. will do well lo inane eariy application m MACEY A HAMILTON, jnlyfl 2m No. 47 Collea street, Nashville. j -j! This Can possesies the follomrvj j? r ii


ocr: posiusts the folloievui advantages over all others i lit The deleterious use of lead. With iticoauintat MOULDING lad DISCOLOB ATION OF THE TRXTTC, If aUL 2d. RcuztAB riirw wfii.1, t. .kiutiM.M. lmarts an unDl..i&nt fl.rap tn t Mnt-m, . -v. eaa. ani i coniLntlj- affactal bj cbaagu Qi tmp.r- -- wium. 3d. Ths Opening of the Can li Bad. icmcncmr large to ncir. th. uncirr PXAcaEa. h.a It i imirvi to pirnrra thru whoH aaa t admit a hand far t&. purpoM of tluroaxalr alMular tb. caa fcr fatnr. me. 410. It 11 OD.nl with 1mi trtmlle. u It Ij cv-rx. CEItAKT TO HXAT TEE cist Am rr. rnmm it ruaoT. th. cap. a. la other aull caaa, irbioa U as 6th. They are cheaper, because more simple. Th. Caa U bircutfeallr Kal4 by a eeaitat vhleii, valite anf other, loses vo.e or it ad- urrx STSE36TK ar xxrosxntB to m aim. on day MreueaoaZurjeare. A unfflcient quantity to dote t&e can wtu ee rnuacct 1 h complete Miccess of Winchell'n Caa over all others is now fully r.liblishtd. County Merchants and all others who wiib to supply the aseiren with this excellent Can, will do well to make rly application-to MACKY A HAMILTON. jnlyS 2m Ni. 47 College street, Nashville. HUSHES BROTHERS . If. This Can Maw


ocr: W.U0YO.JB. n.J.LTlES, FOR HIRE. TTTE have several likely Neeroes for. hire for the bal- VV anceof the vear.. Amone them are some excellent House Servants, an Excellent Cook, Ac. Apply soon to let2S UUXLI & HSL, A. Kerr & Co., STORE NO. 21 CEDAR STREET NASHVILLE: DIRECT IMPORTERS OF THE REAL TTAVANA Scgars, Virgin'a Chewing and Smoking To. I i Dacco, rrenca iranaies, Jamaica ivim, uouaoauin. Wines, Cordials, Fruits. Ac )nlyl7 R, 0 ' KANE PEODTJCE AND COMMISSION HERCHANT, AND DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Sonth-East corner of Church and College Streets, Nashville, Tennessee. Cash for all kinds of Produce. YaTHEAT, RYE, BACON, FEATHERS, BEESWAX, V V WOOL, &c fit, by K. u jvake, jan3'56 S. E. Corner College and Church sts. fNE HUNDRED TONS PITTSBURG IRON, well V assorted, now in store and lor sale low for cash by .... " ' i rtirXTE jan3'56 NEW ALE. er BBLS received and for sale low by jU janl R. O'KANE. IIDER VINEGAR exprersly for family use. For sale j by, ianS'66 R. O'KANE. 100,000 Pounds Well Dried BACOBJ WANTED FOR CASH, I SI MEDIA '1EL I" by marlO tf R. O'KANE. London Lady Potatoes. "1 A A BUSHELS received and lor sale by IUU aplO R. O'KANE. Jamaica Hiam. A GENUINE ARTICLE, warranted pure, suitable fjr Xjl Medical purposes, for sale Dy apt R.O.KANE. LATEST STYLES-FANCY GOODS. WE HAVE RECEIVED AN ASSORTMENT NEW STYLES. OF FANCY FRENCH CASSIMr:RESr FANCY PLUSH VELVET, AND RICH SILK VESTINGS, FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR. which we are prepared to make np to order in the latest The inspection of our customers and the public is soli cited. CLIFTON A ABBOTT. sepl tf. No. 15, Cedar BtreeL LIBERTY AND SLAVERY A NEW ROOK,- TtV AVTJT?TP T- TTnom? T T Tl Professor of Mathematics in the University of Virginia, COSTCNTS, Chsn. 1. The Nature of Civil Liberty. Chap. 2. Tho Arguments and Positions of Abolitionists Chap. 8. The Argument irora tne Scriptures. Chap. 4. The Argument from the Public Good. vjnap o. 1 ne r ugiuve oiavo uaw. The above work is lor sale by apr2 CHARLES W. SMTH. NOTICE. LIBERAL price will be paid for a No. 1 SADDLE HORSE, nothing short ot aNn.lneed apply. En . DK. HERMAN'S, ; ,


ocr: mm .ft !XH 7 1 J 9; ft R. H. BROCIWA, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACTURER 0? Gentlemen's Clothins, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. H ,CY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clotbine for the XVJLSpring and Sumnwr tra4e is now complete.embracing cvetry variety ui tijio uuu iauiiu w uviuuuv u i.wiu Markets. My business being strictly and exclusively confined to the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to ofler greater inducements than any other house in tbocity, and Bhould alone bo sufficient guarantee to all who purchase Rdv Mada Clothinfr. that thev can sunnlv themselves iSSiP mi m


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, Tin 17V Snnth Front Street. NASHVILLE, Tenn A R. TOOK, nrsctieal Bell and Brass Founder, succes Jx. sor to Wefler A, Cook, is prepared to manulacturj to or. nr. Hella fnr Churches. Steamboats and Plantatixi .. Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, (ix i p. Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Halt weUJomi CD Mounting, Anti-Friction MstaL All work made by me with neatness and dis? ,of the and warranted. 8


ocr: A. E. 8IAGO. I A. X. ABBOTT. SEAGO & ABBOTT, Commission Merchants; EiPECIALLT FOR THE SALS OF TENNESSEE PRODUCE, Occupy their Commodious New Building, Corner of For- rytn and uncnell streets, t LIBERAL ADVANCES GIVEK ON CONilONMENTJ. Establkhed in Rusiuess, 185a. tf


ocr: - C. TORBETT & CO. E.G. EASTMAN, F-C. DUHNIHGTON. ft O.C TOEBETT FOR PRESIDENT: T ft TUT T? C? THTfTTaTVT&W OF 1'ENHSVtVANU. FOE VICE-PKBSlDHNT: JOHN 0. BRECKipiDGE, Of KEMIDCKY. ; snaiocitATio uluotohal ticket, TOR TIIK BTATE AT LAHGK:' WILLIAM H. POLK, of Maury. ' 1SHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby, DISTRICT ELECTORS. No. 1. SAMUEL POWELL, of Hawking. " 2. JAMES W. MoEENBY, of Overton. " S. 1). M. KEY, of Hamilton. 4. E.L. GARDKNUIRE, of White, - " B. E. A. KKEBLE, of Kntberfold. " 6. JAMES lLTUOMAS.of Maury. " 7. THOMAS J. BROWN, of Giles. " 8. O. (. POIN DEXTER, of Montgomery: t" 9. J. 1). 0. ATKINS, of Henry. " 10. I). M. CUKRIN, of Shelby,


ocr: i ii-"i'virf WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANUFACITOER OF Gentlemen's Clotliing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. "t Y Stock of Gentlemen's Made for the t r ali n - -- - i t i - T J? ' .Y i r K. H.


ocr: R.H.BROCKWA &Co WHOLESALE DEALERS AND HAJHTPACTlTEiRS OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No, 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN.


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ocr: Jlorgans uo , lor payment. Ud Ware, and would respcc'fully invito the ladies and gentlemen tocall and examine thtm, cssuring they will ceo something beautiful and desirable. Spectacles. I HAVE now a largo stock ct the ceieorsieu Spectacles made to order by the same who made J.lLSemmons' and so highly recommenaea so many of our moat respectable citizens. uoldlrames, trom $oio$iu. Siker frames, from $2 00 to ?2 60, Sold and warranted by W. H. CALHOUN, decl9 Cm 15 Public Square OGHES I HAVE just returned from New York and Philadelphia, aud am now openinc a very rich stock of all the latest o.l, of .Iotrr rv. l.nldand Sliver names ciirerana i -w BROTHERS -


ocr: WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS Gentlemen's Clothing. No. 711-2, Public NASHVILLE, TENN, TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Our Stock' of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for Fall and Winter trade is now miLa gvcsvss mzzmw mmm


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS POUNDBY, No 17K South Front Street, " NASUVILIiE, Tenn. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, succev . sorto Welter ACoofc, is prepared to minufacture to or er, Belli for Churches, Steamboats and t'lantaticns. Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gauge, Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well Joints, Gun Mounting, Anti-Friction Metal. All work mode by me with neatness and dispatch , or the best material, at low prices and warranted. janlS ly CAltlN PASSAGE FROM ClIAJtXESTUN TO NEW YOKK, TWENTY' -FIVE DOLLARS, United States Mail Line NEW YOBS' AND CHARLESTON STEAM SHfPS. Through hi 48 to 53 Hours. SEMI-WEEKLY. Nashville, 1800 tons. M. Berry Commander. Marion, ICOO tons, W J. Foster, Commander. Jas. AUgcr, 1500 tens, 8. C.Turner.Commander. Southerner, 1.000 tons, Thos.Etvan, Commander. LEAVES Augers wnarves, every n eunee- t-day aau caiu.ua j w cars from the South and Wast, -at high watsr. These Steamships were all built expressly for this Line and for safety, speed and comfort are unriTalled on the Coa3t. Tables supplied with every luxurr. Attentive and cour teous Commanders, will insure Travellers by this Line every possible comfort and acsommodation. Cabin passage, i1 Steerage passage . For freight or passage, having elegant State Room Ac- "u'enrymlssroom. Corner East Bay and Adger'a South Wharf. febl3'56-tf Charleston. S. tt. MDHBW J. SMITH, NO. 5 BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. OEALia t.f lENNESSER LRON, CASTINGS, SAILS, STEEL, TnTAGON AXLE3, ELLPTIC SPEINOS, And nil other srttcles in his line of business, which he of fers at Wholesale or Retail, low lor uasn, at rue aoov stand. feb2 lv NOTICE. t THE partnership heretofore eristics between FELTS A UASLAM i 'his day, by mutual consent, dissolved, and Samuel Uaslam hereby assumes the payment of all debts against said partnership concern, and is to imsh all contracts vnd collect acd bvs all debmduo the suid Crni of Haslam X Felt. SAMUEL HASLAll, J W FELTS. N. B, Samuel HaslaTi will continue the business at the Walnut Grove Steam Stone Saw Works, and t-iioitM a share cf patronage R Mil '- v ikll Shouid Try 2t.


ocr: AUCTION SALE OF GRO0BRIE8, By Javis, Pilclier & Co. ON TUESDAY MORNING next, February 12, 185, we willoQVrat Auction for Cash, a large assortment of Groceries, to wit: 25 bhds choice Kagar; 50 bags Bio Coffee; 6S dozen urooras, tV hito co; 150 boxes Glassware; 50 Dbla Molasses; ft bores quart r lasts; 5o KbblsKosellilldo; 20 bbli Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Crushed dc; IS boxes Fs-ney Candies; 15 boxes M K Kaisins; 25 bbls No 8 Mackerel; 20 H bbls No 2 do; 10Jt'bbl3No2 do; 50 boxes Star Candles; 75 "Tallow do; 20 " No 1 Soap; 10 " Pearl Starch: 5 boxes pint Flasks: 43 dozen Painted 3Juckets; 4 cases Matches; 10 casks Soda; 15 bbls Old Rye Whisky; 17 bbls Peach Orchard do; 8 bbls Vinegar; 87 boxes Tobacco, various brands; 2 cases Cigars; 167 reams Wrapping Paper; 40 dozen Iiemp Plow Lines; 6 reels Cotton Rope. 30 dozen Wash Boards; With mfttiv nth it articles suitable for the trr de. . DAVIS, P1LCHEB & CO. febO'SS 7S, Public Square. WANTED. 100. bbls Lard, for which tha highest market prices will be paid in Cash. febl t . , DAVIS, FILCHER 4 CO.


ocr: N ASVIHLLE; DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. T? C- Iv. WINSTON, Cui.iiii.A2t-. G. P. SMITH", B. F. CHEATHAM, B, N. CLEMENTS, E. O. EASTMAN, J. K. HOWARD, THOS. BOYEK3.


ocr: LIQUORS 250 bWs Pike's Magaclia Whisky; Sw bbls Nector Whisky; llO bbls.KoblnsonCo do; 60 bbls Old Biurbua do; 60 bbls Old Bye do; 60 bbls Old Reserve do; 100 bbls American Brandy; 50 bbls do Gin; SO bbls Feaah Brandy. Fertile by tfSl M A E F OHEATHAiL


ocr: Pi&Yte; CTI.WBSELY, t5; WEEKLY, SS. BOTOX COKKXB CHUSCHA3TD CHERRY BXBEET8. G. C. TOBBETT & CO. E.O. ZASTKAS", ;?.& DTTBHTNGTOjS, ft G.C. TOKBETT DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOB PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PEMNSXfcVAKIA. FOE VICn7pBBSIDHJiT: JOHN C. KRECIQNBIDGE, OP KESXUCKY.l saXOORATZO ZUBOTOHAI. TZOSOT, FOR THW BTATB AT LAKGRsl WILLIAjM H. POLK, op Maury. ISHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby, DISTRICT SXE0T0R3. No. 1. BAMOKIi POWELL, of Hawkins. " 2. JAMES W.McHENBY, or Overtoa. " 8. D. M. KEY, or Htmiltoa. " . E.L. GARDENHIRE, of White, " 6. E. A.XEEBLE, of Rutherford. . JAMES H. THOMAS, of Maury. " 7. THOMAS J. BROWN, of Giles. " 8. Q. G, POINDEXTER, or Montgomery: " 9. J. D. O. ATKINS, or Henry. " 10. D. M. CURRIN, or Shelby, OCT. 1850.


ocr: hazards; from and to all ports. - ALSO Negroes Hgaiust tbe dangers of the Hirer. Ill HECTORS. JOSEPH VAlLX, TU0MPSO V ANERSON, F. A. OWEN. JAMES ELLLS, N. K. ALLOWAY. JOHN M. HILL, JAMES CORREY, ,G. M. FOGG, ALEX ALLISON, 11. UAKU:JE!t, W. S. KAK1N. JOSLPI1 VACLX. President A. W. BcTLza, secretary. sliw oct3 tf. rr &Co DEALER3 AND MANUFACTURERS OF Gentlemen's Clothing 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN . .4ni.vMihT.-7.i'n.'1 wis it. jSsS-! 111 1 taL


ocr: Transparencies, &c., FIR Military and Political Purpose?, gotten open short notice and reasonable term, by It. T FLEMING, sept28 lm V Painter, Union street. NEW AKttlV AL. JUST rcceired a fresh supply or fifty-roar Baskets or CHARLES llKlDSIChTS CHAMPAIGN, in oiarts, mlpiuts. Warranted to be a genuine and superior ar ticle B. L. SIMPSON, sepIS 43 Public Square. McCLURET BUCK & CO., (Succfs&H!) to the late firm of Matey, McClure A Co.) '


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AKD'BBASS 0UHDOT, t 17K Sonth Front Street, NASHTILliE, Tenn. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass r ounaer, . sor to Weller A Coet. prepared to ner' Also, Steam Whistle. Oil OIobM. ' 1 ' Fonntain and Smp Cocks.Uosa and Salt Well Joint nn Mouuting.Anti-FricttonM.trJl All work mane oy biiuiiiii "--.- -hwrtmaierial.at low nrice. '.nd warranted. rnlS ly


ocr: For tlic Complete Cure ol Coughs, Coltf., Inflnriiza, Attiin:i, ItroiicliitiN, Spitting or ltlood nud all oilier lAing Complaint tending to Co ii ii in pf ion. $


ocr: HU. DOUGLAS, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Dry Goods, Hals, Boots, &c.j I HATE located Loower Market street, in Sloan's Car risge House. Hare received about $30,ooo: worth of GOODS by the Fast Line from the Old Stand, rua by kind citizens, on Sunday morning last. In this Block are many nice Goods, preserved in perfect order. I am also receiving quite a lot of newthings, all of which I will sell as 1 can. HU. DOUGLAS.


ocr: T. & W. EAKIN & CO., NO. 48 PUBLIC SQUARE, ' NASHVILLE, TENN. ARE RECEIVING Recruiting Supplies OP DEE33 SILKS, LA.WNS, JACONETS, EMBROIDERIES, AND OTHER ARTICLES REQUISITE TO ZEEP UP A COMPLETE AND UNBROKEN Stock, AND TO WHICH WE ASK PARTICU LAR ATTENTION. oay2 tf


ocr: DAILY, -TRI.WEEKLY, 5; WEEKLY, T3- OYFICX COBSER CHURCH AND CHERRY STEEETS. G. C. TORBETT &. CO. S.S. SASTKAX. F-CDTJNNTNQTON, & G.C. TORBETT DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOR VKESIDHST: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF 1'EWHSTI.VAKIA. FOR VICeTkESIDKNT: JOHN 0, BRECKINRIDGE, OF ICENTrpKY.J OIKOGBATIO ZUiBCTOaAXa TXOXST, FOB TUB STATE AT LARGK: ' WILLIAM H. POLK, of Maury. ISHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby. DISTRICT JXE0TOR3. Ho. 1. SAMUEL POWELL, of Hawkins. " 3. JAMES W. MoUENRY, of Overton. "8. D. II. KEY. or Hamilton. " 4. E. L. GARDENHIRE, of White, "6. E. A. KEEBLE, of Rutherford. " 6. JAMES IL THOMAS, of Maury. " 7. THOMAS J. BROWN, of Giles. " 8. G. a. FOINDEXTER, of Monlgomtry:


ocr: war. HELL AM) RRASS FOFNDERY, On Front, near Rroail St Tilt, aiihocriour respecttully returns his ijri thanks to tbe public for past favors, and so IxJL hcits a continuance of patronage in the S3abovo line, also ' COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING; Together with every description of Metal; Turnings, Me tabc Packings, Balbit Metal and Castings. Soda Founts, Generators, Ale Pumps, and Pumps every description manufactured to order, or repaired short notice. Cash will bo paid at all times for old Copper and Brass jao25-tf


ocr: NASHVILLE AND RAILROAD. ARRIVAL AND DEPART ORE OF PASSENGERT TRAINS TO take effect on andafterSATURDAT, 2lst or 1S5S. Day Passenger leaves Nashville at 9.05, arrives at Chattanooga at 6,05,'P.. M. NIghtPassengerles.resNashvillott.5jF. M., arrives Chattanooga at 4 60, A- M. ' Day Passenger leaves Chattanooga at 6, A, M, at Nashville at 2.10, P. M. . Night PassangerlvesChattanoogaat 9.1.5, P. iin rives at Nashville at 8.45, A. M. junegl. H. L ANDERSON; Bnpt. NASHVILLE ' AND RAILROiiB. SPECIAL K02ICKTO SHIPPERS VI A At JU JSASUVILLE, AS the Nashville aad Chattanooga Railroad Comrany has notified and reminded the Central Railroad ( pany of Georgia, of their Summer Rata, and it does not wmm ueen uuuctu or recognisea in tne nana bills of that Company recently distributed in our city, we take this method of informing the Merchants and fchippers by """"i 'uo rie win do si bo per loo 103 on 1st uiaia Goods,and not.JI 25, as ths hand bills represent $1 25 is the average JJirough rate on First Class Goods from the Sesboard to Nashville, but is subjected to tho 10 cents ad ditionaltn the Sumner and a deduction oi 10 cents per 1AA 11... 3 At. - err-. . t m t ... iwiua.iuuio niaicr, wnicn. mace tne rate as per onr advertisements I 35 from June to Decembe-, and fl 15 irora uecemner to June. U. I. ANDEKSON, Ja 21 Superintendent THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES FROM ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WE3 V. ' Central Ohio ' AND Baltimore and Ohio RAILROADS. mam warn sum mmcni. RUNNIKG TIME BETWEEN COLUMBU3, OHIO.-AND Uil mttlnr. ....... .


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BEASS TOUNDRY, No 17,4 SoBtu Front Street, NASHVILLE, Term. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, sncces s sor to Weller A Cook, is prepared to manufactare to or er. Bells for Churches, Steamboats and Plantations. Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Oange, Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well Joints, Gun Mouuting, Anti-Friction Metal. All work made by me with neatness ant dispatch, of the best material, at low prices, and warranted. janl 8 ly ll O'KANE, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MEE CHANT, AND DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQU0BS, Soutb-Etst comer of Church and College Streets. NAshville. Tennessee. Gash for all kinds of Produce. WHEAT. RYE, BACON, FEATHERS, BEESWAX, Ac, Ac , by R. O'KANE, jan3'5C 3. E. Corner College and Church sis. ONE HUNDRED TONS PITTSBURG IRON, well assorted, now in store and for sale low for cash by janS'oS R. O'KANE. NEW ALE. r'Ci BBLS received and for sale low by 5U jinl R. O'KANE. G1DER VINEGAR txprersly tor family use. For sale by, janS'C6 R. O KANE. Dealer in CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, P.S0VISI0HS AND TURE IMPORTED WINES & LIQUORS, FOR MEDICINAL AND C00KINO PURPOSES No SO Market Street, One Door above the Union Hall, jonlS lm Nashville, Tennessee. Dr. T. T. Bismulzcs, OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE AND VICINITY, OFFICE NO. 61 M CHERRY STREET. j an 9 lm CITY PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT At the Corner of SPRINO AND MARKET STREETS. H. il. COOPER WOULD tender hi3 services to the citizens of Nash ville in the above business, and is now prepared foput npin the most satisfactory mannerShower, Hot and Cold Baths, Water Closets, Pumps and Lead Pipes oral! descriptions. . , .... Hydrants will be put up and repaired In any part of the citvpromptlyandin a workmanlike manner at the lowest terms janl6-Iy ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. R ANA WAY from the subscriber, in Bedford county on the ISth inst,, a negro boy, named TOM. Ue is 22 years old, weighs ISO pounds, about 6 feet 10 inches high; a black negro; wears b hair plaited; a good countenance and good scholar. He sins his name Tom Wadleigb, and his to a


ocr: DAILY, 9& ; T&UWEEKLTy 5; WBSJkLY, tS. ' OJTFKX CfflMTXR CKTBCX AKJ GEEKS Y STXXETSr G. O. TORDETT & CO. S.1. EASTSIAjr,r.C.DTIKimCT0JI.&a.CTOEBETT DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT! JAMES BUCHANAN, OF F E N N 9 X tiTAN I A'. FOR VICEPHK IDKV1 JOHN C BKECKiMDGE, or KENTUCKY. DBSC00RATX8 JjXEOTOTtAL, TICKET, TOR THB BTATE AT LARGS: WILLIAM H. POLK, of Mauey. ISHAM G. HARRIS, of Shelby DISTRICT I LECTORS. No. 1. SAMUEL POWELL, of Hawkins. 2. JAMES W. McHENRY, of Overton. "8 1. M. KEY or Hamilton. " . E. L. GARDENHIRE, or White, " 5. E. A. KEKBLE. cf Rutherford. " 6. JAMES U. THOMAS, of Matiry. " 7. THOMAS J. BROWN, cf Giles. '8. O. O POINDEXTER, or Montjfomaij; " 9. J. 11. O. ATKINS, of Henry. " 10. I. M. CDBB1N, of Shelby.


ocr: r.vKls Demonstration of the Masses. The PEOPLE of the SOUTHERN AND WESTERN STATES, who desire to resist the election oi Fremont and the success of Black Republicanism in the only possible manner by voting for James Buchanan and John C. Brecktn- eidge for the Presidency and Vice Presi dency of the Republic, will meet irr MASS CONTENTION at NASH VILLE, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1850. The following gentlemen have been invited to attend this meeting : Bon. Lewis Cass, Mich., Hon. B. Hise, Kentucky. " Lynn Doyd, " A. Dixon, " L.W. Powell, " " ThosIIHolt, " H V Johnson, Ga. " Preston T Brooks, S.C. Gov Mathews Miss. " Willard, Indiana. " McRea, Miss. Hon. Bobt Johnson. Ark. " KWWooly.Ky. " Thos LCllrtzman, N.C " GovRragg, " " John E Ward, Ga. a. h. Stephens, lieorgia. Robert I'oombs, C.C. Clar, Jr., Ala. J. P. Benjamin, La. Henry A. Wise, Va. Stephen A. Douglas, III. J. C. Brecklnridgo.'Ky. Wm. Preston, ' James C. Jones, Tenn. Fercey Walker, Ala. R.W.Walker, ' W. L. Vancey, " . James L. Orr. S.C. Dr. Eobt.C. Breckinridge, Ky. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. Aris Drown, Chairman, John Williams, Enoch Ensloy, Jr. PR Rains, Lewis Lanier, James Johnson, J WF Manning, E I awrence, Robt Reives, Wm Stockelt, YS Patio n. TM Patterson, Jno Mcintosh, Frank McGavock, M Burns, WCSheltoa, James Newsoni, II B Hicks, M Powers, J L Greer, EH Childress, Jr. Hugh McCrea, W B Dortcb, W H Hagan, W P Downs, John L Brown, JHBadeke. BARBECUE IN WEAKLEY COUNTY. There will be held, uDder tbe supervision cf the Yoaug Men's Democratic Clnb for Wetkley coun ty, Tenn., r.oar DrefJec, on tbo 25th or Septem ber, 1850, a Grand Demosratic Rail, and Buchan an and Breckinridge bartecu'j nn which occasion tho following eeut'erxisn hvv been invited to be I VaL HBABL? CISIK. i v


ocr: BELL AND BRASS FO UNDER Y, On Front, near Broad St THE subscriber resnectfallr returns his thanks to the public for past favors, and so licits a continuance of patronage in tbe 'above line, also COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUPACTURINn- Together with every description or Metal; TurniDs, M talic Packings, Balbit Metal and Castings. " Soda Founts, Generators, Ala Pumps, and Tumps of every description manufactured to order, or repaired at sborj notice. Cash will be paid at all times for old Copper and Brass


ocr: FOK LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURG. THE 1 ubstaanch steaner J B CARSON, 1) F Brickie Master, will leave for the above and all intermediate landings on illUKaUAl next, the 15th insL. at 4 o'clock p. m. Hav ing superior accommodations, for freight or passage apply on board or to marl I II II II AKRISON, Agent


ocr: R. II. BROCRWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND HANUFACTTJEiR OF Gentlemen s Clotuing, No. 711-2, Public Sqnaro, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, No 17i South Front Street, NASHVILLE, Tcnu. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, succes , sor to Weller & Cook, is prepared to manufacture to or er, Bells for Churches, Steamboats and Plantations. Also, Steam Wnistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, Gauge, Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well Joints, Gun Mouuting, Anti-Friction MataL All work made by me with neatness and dispatch, of the best material, at low prices, and warranted. jaal 8 1 y EOEEET JOTKT. 1IC D. A. K0LKN. CLINTON' ETENK, JOYNT, BYRNE & NOLEN, WHOLESALE AND DETAIL GE0CTEHS, FOHWABDING C02LHISSI0N MER CHANTS, AKD DEALERS IS E0AT STORES, LIQ50B3 AND PRODUCE, NO. 12 BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. We will pay Cash Prices for all articles ot Produce, anl,'5S 8m WHITE WHEAT FLOUR. FIFTY bags White Wheat Flour just receivedfrom Port Royal Mills, and for sale by feb!2 JOYWT, BYRNE & NOLEN. FIFTY bagsSpencer& Alexandria MUU Flour just re ceived and for sols low by feb!2 JOYNT, BYRNE & NOLEN. SUNDRIES. WE have in store and for sale a full supply of Bacon, Lard, Eggs, Butter, Chickens, Turkeys, Birds, Fruits, Soap, Cheese, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, and all articles in the narnily Grocery line. feb!2 JOYNT, BYRNE & NOLEN. iaii'ORATANT ITEM. have a Wagon running through the principal


ocr: WS'P pip II H R. If. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANTJFACTTJBiS 07 Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. "V"Y Stock orGentlsmen's Ready Made Clothing for the liXSpring and Summer trade is now every variety of style and fabric to be found in the Eastern Markets. My business being strictly and exclusively confined the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to greater inducements than any other house in the city, should alone be sufficient guarantee to all wbo Ready Made Clothing, that they can supply with a much larger variety of styles ana assortment sizes, at a less price, by making their purchases direct


ocr: tLTFo-rcrth of 1856- TJ-RESH AND GENUINE, received alt he Mm -s


ocr: HXJ. DOUGLAS, .- WHOLESALE DEALER IN Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, &p., I HAVE located Ioirer Markets reel, in Sloan's Car risga Mease. Hare receired about S30,000! worth of GOO OS by Ihe Fast Line from the Old Stand, run by kind citizens, on Sunday morning list In this Stock are mauy nice Goods, preserved in perfect ordr. 1 am aUoreceivirgqaite a lot of new things, all of which I will sell just as I cau. HIT-DOUGLAS. lm BPAO


ocr: IHAVEjust returned rromisew t ors: ana fniiaueipoia, and am now opening a very rich stock of all the latest styles of Jewelry, Goldand Silver Walhes Silver and Pla ted Ware, and would respectfully invite the tidies 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 Hrsiilian Spectacles made to order by the same manuftcturer who made J.H.Semmons' and so highly recommeLded by eo many of enr most respectable citixsns. Gold frames, from $5 to $10. Silver frames, from 4 2 00 to 1 2 S Sold and warranted by W. H. CALHOUN, dec! 9 6m IS Public Square. Xaost Books. , LARGE cumber of Law Books are mtMing from my


ocr: PIAKO FJ,iT3, PiASO iiMU'ii!.. TT7E n"oar (No ! J College i, fiom ihe-gS! . iar'.t-iur- of Light, Newton & Brad Fs5B?si Iviry. II (VVeaur, nrd II imes Bro., of New II r I i 1 ork, o Hon a-soitment ot Piano Fortss, to a critical i.xaai ina'ioa i f wtcu we pirticnlsrlr invite Profcssicaal Ama teurs cud all Iovch of Music, l'o thos who want a tupe rwr laiTameat we say, do not fail to oall and ste us be far you parchaso. i e22 ly W.4B. FREEMAN.


ocr: nashville and EAILEOAD ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS. rr0 take effect on aodarterSATORDAY, 21st of June, X 1B56. layfaSsengerieaTeaiiaaa?ui8 6.wo, arrive, lit Chftttanoosi. at CCS. P. M. Night Passenger leaTesNashrille at 5, P, II., arrives at nhnitanooea at I 50, A. M. Day Passenger leaves Chattanooga at 0, A, Ii, arrives at riashviiie ai z.iu, r. -u. Night Passenger leares Chattauocga'at 9.15; P. M.f ar rives at uasay-iie a. o.o, iL. ju. june21. n. I. ANDERSON. Sap't. NASHVILLE AND CHATTAAOOGA SPECIAL X02I0ET0 SHIPPERS VIA SA VAXNAB TO XASliriLLE. AS the Nashville and Chattanooga'Railroad Company has notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com- pany of Georgia, of their Sommer Rate, and it does not seem to have been noticed or recoimised in the hand-bills of that Company recently distributed in our city, we take wuwKuuuut latormiog uie inercnauia ana cmppera oy that line, that the rate will be SI 85 ner 100 lbs on 1st Class Goods, and not 1 25. as the hand-bills renresent tl 5 is ine average through rate on iirst uiass uoods irom tne Seaboard to Nashville, but is subjected Jo tho 10 cents ad ditional in the Summer and a deduction ot 10 cents per lou ids. in the winter, which mate tne r&to as per oar advertisement;! 85 from June to Uecembe", and SI 15 trom December to June. 11. 1. AMJtKSO.N, June 21 Sopenn'endent THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES FROM ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WESr. Ocntral Gliio AND Baltimore and OMo . RAILROADS, RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND


ocr: NASHVILLE BILL AND BRAE 3 FOUNDRY, No 17K 8onth Front Street. NASHVILLE, Tenn. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass rounder, succes . hot to Weller A Cook, is pnwed to manufacturr to or er. Bells for Churches. Steamboats and Piantstm . Also, Steam Whistle, Oil Globes, Cvlinder, G i Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose end Salt Well Joiav i CD Mountins. Anti-Friction Metal. All work made by me with neatnessaoddis? . ol the beU mati-rinl.Rt low prices, and warranled. pnlS ly OaGHTHrx


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, No X7K South Front Street, NASHVILLE, Tenn. Ait. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, Bucces. sor to Weller A Cook, is prepared to xaanafacturj to or er, Bells for Churches, Steamboats and Plantatl ji N Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, G i Fountain and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well Joint Vu Mocuting, Anti-Friction Metal. All work madeby me with neatness and disp , of the best material, at low prices, and warranted. , anl 8 ly FARE REDUCED TO $12 50


ocr: For Quo Week Only! WARDEN'S Barlesfjae Opera Troupe, COMPOSED of the most talented of the profession, will give a series of their original, humorous, and unique performances, in Nashville, commencing on MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, AT TUB


ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUND H, No 17J South Front Street, NASHVILLE, Tenu. AD. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, sueees , nor to Weller 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 Mounting, Anti-Friction MetaL All work made by me with neatness and dispatch, of the best material, at low prices, and warranted. janlS ly CABIN PASSAGE FROM CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK, TWENTY - FIVE DOLLARS, United States Mail Line AT17 TORE: AND CHARLESTON STEAM SHIPS. Through in 48 to 53 Hours. SEMI-WEEKLY. Nashville, 1800 tons. M. Berry Commander. Marion, IC00 tons, W.J. Foster, Commander. Jas. Adgcr, 1500 tons, S. C.Turner.Commander. Southerner, 1.000 tons, Thos. Ewan, Commander. LEAVES Augers wnarvoi. every weanee day and Saturday after ie arrival of the cars from the South and Wist, "at high These Steamships were all built expressly for this Line and for safety, speed and comfort are unrivalled on the Coast. Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive and cour teous Commanders, will insure Travellers by this Line every possible comfort and accommodation. Cabin passage, tiS. Bteerage passage, .ti. For freight or passage, having elegant Stat Room Ac commodations, apply to HENRY MIS3R00M, Corner East Bay and Adger's South Wharf. feblS'56 tt Charleston. S. C MAHHYS CELEBRATED COMBINED BEAPEER AND MOWER, WITH WOODS I2U?JlUVJiMJ(T. FIRST GRAND SILVER MEDAL For the best Reaper and Mower at the Paris World's Pair Exhibition, 1BS., awarded to joqo a Manny, and the Machine Purchased by Prince Napoleon I I HAVE on hand ana for sale tne above Machines. Tbey received the premiums at the State Fairs in New Yoik, New Jersey, Vermont, New Hampshire, Conoecticutt, Kentucky, and at Gallatin and Nashville in this State, and have given universal satisfaction throughout Middle Tenn. where some hlleen of them bave been uaed.in the last two years. Price ISO delivered in Nashville. : 10 rt tf rrr pa th it J3U i.it . . mum.iinBi) .aramEW J. SMITH, NO. BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. DIALER IX TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, HAILS, STEEL, WAGON AXLES, ELIPTIC SPBINOS, And all other articles in his lice of business, which he of (ers at Wholejale or Retail, low for Cash, at the abov- stand. leoir ly WALL PA PEE ST OJi E , No. 29 Public Square, West Side, r.np.sr.R deadkrick strekt. ALL the newest patterns and latest styles, for Parlors', Halls Chambers and Dining Room?, cheap nnn-lnT.! o-rA&t variety. Alto, Window paper, Testers, Fire screen, ixc. Terms Cash lor all small diils, ana on uuo vaij iu prumuk cue tnmefs. febS W. W. FINN. T.PJCCELOCT. I ALJtX. W. CAMPDSit. SCURLOCK & CAJUPDELL. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Jackson, Tennessee, ssria to R C McNairy 4 Co., John Kirkman,Esq., Allison, Anderson A Co., James Woods, Esq , Wm B Shapard A Co-, Maj Alex Allison, Lindsley Crockett, G C Torbett, Esq. !ebl lmdAw NOTICE. rpHE partnership heretofore existing between FELTS A I UASKAil is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved, and Samuel Haslani hereby assumes the cavment of all debts against said partnership concern, and Is to finish all contracts and collect aid have all debts due the said firm of Uaslam A Fells. SAMUEL UASLAM, J W FELTS. X. 11. Samuel Haxlam will continue the business at the ixrjiwtasl


ocr: II R. H. BROCKWAV, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANXTFACIUEER 07 Gentlemen's Clolhinc, No. 711-2, Public Squaro, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Raady Made Clothing for Spring and Summsr trade is nowcomplete r . j .l . 1, r,....l :-ji,A every vuriCLy Ul bbjio ttuu luuau iu Markets. My business being strictly nnd exclusively confined the Manufacture and Eale of Clothing, enables me to greater inducements than any other house in the city, to all who


ocr: FOR HIRE. WE have several likely Negroes for hire for the bal anceof the year Amcns them are some excellent House Servants, an Excellent Cook, Ac. Apply toon to eb23 unto & liYSLK. TAYLOR, DICKSON, GEAVES U CO., (Successors to Bates, Taylor A Co.,) Manufacturers aud Wholesale Dealers in NOS. 23 AND 25 Dt'Y STREET, NEW YORK. ii. LANIER A- CO., (Successors lo Hart & Uollingworlh,) WHOLESALE GROCERS it DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC riQU0R3. oct2S bAtw NEW BANKING HOUSE. JOBS D. JAUZS. A. WBCLES3. PA VIP D. JA2: JOHN D. JAMES Ar CO.. BANKERS AND EXCHANGE DEALERS. next Door to or to the Rnnk of Nashville, xasii villi:, tba'X REMOVAL. W, W. FINN'S WALL PAPER STOKE FROM MA11KET STKEET TO 2o. 28 Public Square. CORNER DEADERICK. LARGE assortment kept constantly on hand, cheap for Cash. Country Merchants supplied on favorable terms. ianJ AND FANCY JOB WORKMAN, North East Corner Public Squnrc, Nashville, WHERE he will ba found prepared tooxecute nil kinds of Plain, Fancy and Ornamental Work in his line of business, such as Uests, Drawers, -i ables, Uounters, Stands, 3helving, Sign Boards, Boxes,Ac. Small Jobs attended to with neatness and dispatch, cheap for cash. mayis ly it a. tYKiuiiT. H.N. SNYDER. H W. miZZELt. NEW BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT. Sny de r& Frizzell. ARE now receiving and opening at rio 57 Uotlege bt., (next door to R. C. M'Nairy & Co..) a fine end well selected assortment of Boots and'Shoes manufactured ex pressly for the retail trade. To which thev respectfully invite the attention of their friends, and all who wish to purchase goods in their line. Their stock comprises jjodies ueel uatters, very superior; do do Boots, extra nne; do do Slippers, entirely new; do Confiress Gaiters; do White Kid and Satin Slippers; do do do do Gaiters; do English Glove Kid Boots; ueni a ouper uaii rew a uools; do do Peg'd Boots; do Super Patent Leather Opera Boots; do Patent Leather Shoes, of every description; do Congress Gaiters. do Colt shoes, greot variety; do Oxford Ties; And every other description for Ladies' and Gentlemen's


ocr: Preserve Your Fruit in FR0ITGVi if. K$ Thh Gin vostetsa the fallamnn ' advantage over all otherti 1st. The deleterious use of lead. With its eonswratat MOULD IXO lad DISCOLOB ATION OF THE FRUIT, is aroML 2d. Buz ob Gnc. vUeh U objoctioaaMt. as M lmsarttaa V8Dlumat UaTor-to th eoBtont af tb. an. aa U eoastaatly ilct4 ij caaaits cf tamMr- 3d. The Opening; of the Can. Is aid, icrncirTTLT uigi to reeairt tha urgcst ninii.TUQ n ii (MirM to prenrrt tatm iraol. aatl to admit a hand tar tha DornoM f thar&orhlr alaanaiof tha can lor fatora ait. . it is opanxl with laas tnmbla. a lt ia em CUUXT TO BUT TSX CIS 15D ITS COXTUTS to raaara tha rap, as ia othar sealed eaas, Thiak is aa Important unprovemaat. 5th. They are cheaper, becauss mors simple. Tb Cm is hermetically sealed hy a eameat vtuet, ! aalika anr other. Loses xosz or its an- suiti sraxscTK ar Izmir to tbx aix. hat may ha relied on for years. 'i, A incident quantity to data th The complete success of Winchell's Can over all others is now fully established. County Merchants and all others who wish totupply the use ves with this excellent Can, will do well to make early application to MAOBY A HAMILTON, juIyC 2m No. 47 College street, Nashville. HUGHES BROTHERS, 1 All. hat may M rauedea for years. 1


ocr: JR. H. BROCKWAV. WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANDFACTUBER Gentlemen's Clothing No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. H T"Y Stock ofGantlemen'sReadv Made Clothing for XTASpring and Summsr tradeis every variety ol siyie ana moncio Deiouamniae MftrL-pta. My business befng strictly and exclusively confined the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to greater inducements than any other house in the city, should alone be sufficient guarantee to all who


ocr: mm R. H. BKOCICWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND 1IANTJFACTUBEB OF Gentlemen's Clolhini, No. 71 1-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTItY MERCHANTS.


ocr: W.L.S0VO.JB. IU.LYLE8. FOR HIRE. VTTTE have several likely Negroes for hire for tbe bal- VV anceof the year. Among them are some excellent House Servants, an Excellent Cook, Ac Apply soon to Tebzs nun a maijtt. A. Kerr & Co., STOBE NO. 21 CEDAB STBEET NASHVILLE: DIRECT IMPORTERS OF THE REAL TTAVANA Segars, 'Virgin'a Chewing and Smoking To. i Dacco, rencn iiranuiea, Jamaica nuu, xiuutuiu uuu Wines, Cordials. Fruits. Ac july!7 R. O'KANE, PEODUCE AND COMMISSION UEBCHAHT, AND DEALER IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, South-East corner of Church and College Streets. Nashville, Tennessee. Cash for all kinds of Produce. TjrrilEAT, EYE, BACON, FEATHERS, BEESWAX, W WOOL, AC Ac , by it. U aAIt rJ, jan3'56 ' S. E. Corner College and Church sts. TNE HUNDRED TONS PITTSBURG IRON, well J assorted, now m store and lor sale low lor cash by jan3V U3'd6 iw u n.Ar. NEW ALE. ef BBLS received and for sale low by Ijanl R. O'KANE. ZllDER VINEGAR exprefsly for family rise. For sale Vy by, janS'66 R. O'KANE. 100,000 Pounds Well Dried BACOI FOR CASB. Ill MED I A '1EL T by marl9 tf R. O'KANE. London Lady Potatoes. BUSHELS received and for sale bv aplO R. O'KANE. Jamaica "lum. A GENUINE ARTICLE, warranted pure, suitable for Medical purposes, for sale by apl R O.KANE. LATEST STYLES FANCY GOODS. HAVE RECEIVED AN ASSOBTMENT OF VV NEW STYLES, FANCY FRENCH CASS1MERES, FANCY PLUSH VELVET, AND RICH SILK VESTINGS, FOR PAI.T. AND WINTER WEAR. we are prepared to make up to order in tho latest The inspection of our customers and the public is soli CLIFTON A ABBOTT, sepl tf. No. 15, Cedarstreot. AND SLAVERY A NEW ROOK, BY ALBERT T. BLEDSOE. L L. D.. of Mathematics in the University of Virginia. COSTINTS. The Nature or Civil Liberty. The Arguments and Positions of Abolitionists The Argument from the Scriptures. The Argument from the Public Good. The Fugitive Slave Law. Chap. 1. Chap 2. Chap. 3. Chap. 4. Chap C. ine anove wore is ior saie oy apr2 CHARLES W- SMITH- NOTICE. LIBERAL once will be paid for r. Kn 1 SADDLE annlv. En. HORSE, nothing short of a Nn. 1 neid apply. at DR. HERMAN'S, Cherry street raji.it


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ocr: apl9 If JAS. B. CRAiGHiSAiJ, UtiLtlt. 1A HARDWARE AND CUTLE.RY No 29. Public equare, Nashville. '"pO enable me to sell goods at low prices, from this date JL all accounts for sundries purchased on credit shall be considarod due when the articles are delivered and pay- o.ents will beexpectsd when tne accounts are presented lanli 1iniy


ocr: R. H. BROlfSWAV, WHOLESALE DEALER AID MAETIFACTUEE3 OP dentlemen s Glothins, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Rsady Made Clothing for Spring and Summar trade is nowcomplefe.embracing ccri vnneiy 01 siyie ana isono 10 osiounainius iuisiern Markets.


ocr: IHAYEjcst returned from New York end Philadelphia, and am now opening a very rich stock of all the latest styles of Jewelry, Gold and Silver Wathes Silver and Fil led Ware, and would respectfully invite the ladies and gentlemen to call and examine them, assuring they will e something beautiful and desirable. Spectacles. T HAVE now a larre stnekoftha A V1MVr? T?Fil? X Spectacles made to order hy the same manulsoturer who mads J.H.Semmons and eo highly recommended br eo many of ur most respectable citizens. Gold frames, from $5 to $10. Silrer frames, from $3 00 to f 2 50. Bold and warranted by W. H. CALHOUN decl 6m 15 Public Sqnare HUGHES BROTHERS, ATCBBOtYPS, Pi7CT05UPIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTISTS. 2tt Union 8trett, NahvJUc. AMB30TYPEH, PIIOTOGRA PUS, plain or colored ia Oil, and warranted as pcnnantDt as any other style of Painting. Daguerrotypcg, Steneoscopic, Crayon or Vignette, nnd every other t-tvlecf Pictures taken at this establishment in the highest style ot the art and warrant ed to pleuaor no sale. AMBROTYPES. Although these beautiful pictures were but recently in troduced by the subscribers if tbU city, they have become that we


ocr: Fresh iira ival of Spring ana summer Boots and Shoes. C. W ROBERTSON & CO., NO. 14 COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE. WE have now in store a large and well selected stock of Gentlemen's. Ladies'. Misses', Cbildrens' and Bovs Boots and Shoes. wbichhaTe been manufactured ex. presslr for the Retail Trade. Our stock is now full and embraces all the best stj les, which we will sell low for uasn. We solicit a continuance of ctitrnna?e. Old r.nstnmpr and all who wish a handsome Boot or fence, would do well to give us a call and try ua on. The stock consists in part of uents super strop oooes; Gents Cloth and Calf Congress Gaiters; Gents Patent Oxford Ties; Gents Calf Strop Shoe;; Bojs Calf Congress Gaiters; Boys Patent Congress Gaiters; Youths Patent Congress Gaiters; Ladies Super Kid Ueel'd Slippers; Ladies heel'd Congress Gaiters; Ladies Lasting Croole Gaiters: Ladies Plain Lasting Gaiters, fine; Ladies Kid Slippers and Kid Buskins, Ladies Super Kid Walking Shoes; Ladies White Satin Slirnerr: Misses and Childrens' Gaiters, Kii Boots and Slip pers. We also hare a full stock of Sole-Leather Travelling Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Ac. arpia . li. VY. K. & CO.


ocr: Guns ! CUms I Guns ! FALL & GUNmGH&M, NO. 47 PUBLIC SQUARE, HAVE lust received and opened a splendid assortment of Sloelo and Doublo Bird and Deer Guns, amongwhlch area few of tbe celebrated " Westley Richards" Manufac ture, and other flue Guns 111 cases complete. These Guns are allot their own importation direct Irom England, and wcro all mado to their own order expressly for this market. ALSO, Sharpo's Rifles, and Shot Guns, Colt's Repeaters, Allen's Self-Uocking Pisiols; together with the finest assort ment of Powder Fla-ks, Shot Poaches, and Bells, ever offer ed In Nashtllle. fnovlS d3mls. WHKAXZAND CORN. THE subscriber will pay ifio hlgtest market price for good merchantable Wheal and Corn. JOSEPH NASH, novlj lm Office, S. K. cor. College and Spring sis. HAMS I HAMS ! rrUST received five casks choice Hams for family use by oc ijjy.nn. or rmi.Liro. , rpOSHKEKS -lO.OOOextraEeialla Secars receive" ' JL this day by !.nov9) WES.3SL cS THOMPSON


ocr: Who Wants a Home I DWELLINGS AND BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. THAT magnificent Brick Dwelling of John Yeatmans, with 8 or 10 rooms, oa Broad street, West A bargain will be given. 2d, An elegant Biick House with 9 rooms, No. 73 North Summer street 8d, A new Brick ITonje with 0 rocm3, on High near Broad, free trom taxaaon. 4tb, A magnificent Frame Uwelline with 9 roooiB and r acres of ground 1 - miles from tbe city, on the Gallatin Pike. 5th. An elerant Frame Cottaze. with 6 rooms in Putnam's auuiiiuu uj Aigeiieiu. 6th, An elegant Brick Dwelling with 8 or 10 rooms, No. 94 Church street, near Spruce. i j in: . i ' i ...... i 7th, A desirable Brick House with 6 rooms, No. 131, corner of Cherry and Line streets 8th, A desirable Residence Lot, frosting 40 feet on Cherry street, between Church and Broad. 9tb. One fronting 42 feet on Broad street, between Sum mer and High. lOtb, A magnificent Building Site, fronting 10O feet on Broad street, West Nashville. 11th, A beautiful lt oa the corner of Gay and Park streets, in Welkin' unrivalled addition. Three neat brick dwellingsliave been erected in Watkin'a addition in the last few weeks. Call soon on J. L. A R. W. BROWN, oct lm 44'' Cherry street. W. K. COKNEJLilUS; AGENT FOR THE SALE OF FISK'S METALLIC BURIAL CASES, IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE. Funeral Under talci osr, AT OT W 1THSTAN DING tbe recent Fire, we are still in JL v operation, ready and willing to attend on all Funeral occasions when called on as usual, with everything that is necessary on such occasions. OlIi;o and Wure Rooms. No. S3 Deaderick street, in the houg3 formerly occupied by Oram A Shepherd, where orders maybe left night or day. J. W. McCOMBS. July25 By W. R. Coanrucj.


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ocr: This Con potsestes the following .wumnioyc, over all others; ltTh8 deleterious tXSA fit In i? With its consent MOULDING aad DISCOLOB- M U u FEUTT. ll Molded. Txm o Gear. vhicJ. Is objottioaaM. u it larirtiui until . i. J . . . r tttv wjtrnii or tat 3d. The Opanln? of the Caa i aad to altoitahiad for tt ppen rt aenuthlj 4th. Tt i. wi'tS 1... -ftVT. i HvuM.., mm . b 1. LJJL CMSAKT TO HSAT TBS CA.T ATD ITS COX1TV to wwn itw .a, a- vbuct: WAictl cans, Wulxa U S3 Importmt ImproTtmeat. 5th. They are cheaper, because awe liaple. I Th Caa ii htnaetkallr ie&!d hj eant which, J vtwl wjm iu.i ur 1X3 A3fm axb, hat mi lrfllitdoaforjean. a vjjiciznt quantity to cu$ A4 i tnmouz caargc. The complete tuccess of Winchell's Can over all others is now fuliy establisbel. County Merchants and all others who wish to supply thessetves with this excellent Can, will do well to make early application to MACEY & HAMILTON, jul6 2m No. 47 College street, Nashville. i i


ocr: So. 49 PUBLIC SdCARE, SA.SHV1XLK, lifpORTIBS A3D DEALERS IS F02EI0N AND DOMESTIC DRY O00DB. ADDITIONAL. THE undersigned are just in receipt of a large invoice of Silk, French Hair and Straw Bonnets; White and Fancy Ruche's; Embroideries; Bril liantee; Tartetona, (white and fancy;) Swisses; Maslins; Lace Mitts; Gros de'Rhinp, and Ores de Naples; Black SiUr; Fancy Bonnet Kibbons; Fancy and Block Leather Belts; Pearl Test Buttons, of many grade?; Mosquito Nettings, ifcc., Arc, fca, &x, Which they are offering to the trade at reasonable prims. MORGAN A CO,


ocr: R. ill. BROCK WAY, 7H0LZSALE DEALER AND HANUPACTTTBEB OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN, TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. TIT Y Stock of GentlemenVReady Made Clothing for the ill Spring and Summar trade is now complete embracing every variety of style and fabric- to be found in tbe 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 of and assortment of


ocr: I UAVEimt returned from New York and Philadelphia, L aqd am now opening a very rich stock of all the latest tvles of Jewelry. Gold and Silver Wathes Silver and Pia tt d Ware, and would respectfully invite the ladies and gentlemen to call and examine them, stssuring they will tee something beautiful and desirable. Spectacles. I HAVE now a large stock of the celebrated Brazilian Spectacles made to order by ihe same manulacturer who made J.U.Semnions'and so highly recommended by so many of our most respectable citizens. Gold frames, from fotolO, Silver frame?, from il 0O to 2 50. Sold and warranted by W. U. CALHOUN, dfel y Cm 15 Public Sqiare GHES BROTHERS, AMBBOTYPE, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAOUEESEAN ARTISTS, 'Hi Union Street, Nashville. AMBKOT YPES. PHOTOGRAPHS, plain or colored in Oil, and warranted as permanent as any other style ot Painting. Diguefrotypeg, Steneoscopic, Crayon or Vignette, and every other style of Pictures taken at this csubloditnent in the highest style of the art and warrant ed to please or no sale. AMRROTYI'ES. Although these beautiful pictures were but recently in troduced by the subscribers in this ci'y, they have become so popular that we have, at a very great expense, secured the services of a celebrafed Artist from New Ycrk to at tend to this branch of the business exclusively. RUING ALONG THE JUVENILES. Children can, by this process, hi.ve a fiithful likeness taken in a few seconds and warranted pertect or no charge will be made. Bring them along and have them taken be ore trying elsewhere jan30 Piano Fortes, LOOKING GLASSES, iC, W, & 21. PHBBMiLH , U1ALIRS 1.1 t t x una r.m nnvnwt! vrmrnrvnr JL SHADES, ARTlSrS MATERIALS, Kg Cadiset JIakeks Material9, Oil Paint- ixqs, and Engravings, French Window Glass Ac. MANUFACTURERS OF GILT MANTLE AND PIEE lOtTSTNG GLASSES, Portrait and Picture Frames, Inside Window Blinds, Ac. No. 12 College Street, Nashville, Tenn. febS AiinRoss xonanox. wxLTia b. gxcbs. A. MORRISON & CO., Wholesale Dealers iu ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN FANCY GOODS, AND VARIETIES GENERALLY. WE would call the attention of Merchants buying in this market, to our extensive stock of. Tariety Goods, the largest and most varied ever brought to Nashville, which will compare favorably with the most extensive Job bing HousesEast, in the ysrityline. Our assortment o DRESS TRIMMINGS. SILK BONNETS. PARASOLS, FANS. RIBBON'S. GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS, GLOVES. IIOSIEItY; TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS, WHITE GuOD, HANDKERCHIEFS, and varieties generally, will be found ve'y desirable. We willsellfora7wi' advance J or CASH and on short time to punctual dealers. We solicit an examination our stock and prices. A. MORRISON A CO. 72 Public Square, above the City Hotel, ft)b26 Sm Nashville. BWlNS &CO., WHO L E S A L B D E A L E R S I N D It Y GOODS', AC, NASHVILLE, TENN. WE ate now opening in our new Marble Storehouse, Northside cfthe Public Square.alarge and desir able stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hats, Bonnet, Umbrella., Parasol?, Ac. Having purchased our Goods under the moat favorable circumstance?, we are prepared to offer inducements to merchants visiling our city, and respectfully solicit them to give our stock un examination before purchasing rise where. We would call attention to out stock of Ladies'


ocr: R. II. BBOCKWAY) WHOLESALE DEALER AND HANTTFACTTJELB OF Gentlemen s Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY JUERCIIANTS. H TY Stock of Gentlemen's Beady Made Clothing for the lyjLSpring and Snmmsr trade is now complef e.embracing every Toneiy 01 bljicauu muiiuw nwuuuiuiu, iviu


ocr: Charter, is prepared to write Policies against LOSS or DAMAGE BY" TIRE, on Buildings, Goods, Wares and generally. Also, on shipments against Seas, Rivers, or Inland Transportation on most favorable terms. Life and Negro Policiesgrantedat current rates," Ornci No. 8 6, corner of Square and Cedar street. DIRECTORS. FALL, W. VANLEER, JOHN KIRKMAN, HENRY HART, Jr., W. T. BERRY. JAMES WOODS, JOHN H. ITIVIN, -R, C. McNAIRY, HUGH McCREA. WES LET GREENFIELD- ALEXANDER FALL, President. Javxs Waixsb, Secretary. aashvuie, April 80. b w a TENNESSEE MARINE Fire Insurance Company $15 0,000! OFFICE North-Weat Corner or 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 hazards; from and to all ports. ALSO NegToes against the dangers or the River. DIRECTORS. JOHN M. HILL. J03EPH VAULX. JAMES CORREY, THOMPSON ANERSON G. M. FOGG, F. A. OWEN, ALEX. ALLISON, JAMES ELLIS, R. H. GARDNER, N. K. ALLOWAY, W. S. EAKIN. JOSEPH VAULX, President A. W. BcTtiR, Secretary btw oct3 tt R.II.BROCKWAY &Co WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS Gentlemen's Clothing, No, 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRV MERCHANTS. Onr Stock: cf Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for Fall and Winter trade is now complete, every variety ot etyle and labneto beionndmtne Markets.


ocr: assesses the follamtut aavaniages over all others z 1st- The deleterionj use of lead. With Its coaKtruB. MOULDING sail DISCO LOH- ATIOS OF THE FRUlT.i, avolisd. -d. RlTBBKZ DK RlTV. -rtilh Cm .1.!--,? ..t- la Imparts o nnplcuant tlaror to the oonKats of the tea. ml i. coniUntlj affected by ehilges of temper- 3d. The Opening of the Can I, made SumnKTrLr tDf:r to rM-.lv. thm tiimh 11 icau. wh.o it i. d-eired to prt.en. th. to whole, aad to umlt . hand for the purpose of taoroazhlr ei.analnj the caa for fuUro use. 4tO. It i. openrf-rithle.$tibte.asItlranri-! Emore the cap, as in other sealed cans, which is an ipsrtant ImproTcmeat. L.rai.i z u..r the 1:11 lyn it. -r m ,A 5th. They are cheaper, becaasa more simple. '" " Tie Can Is hcriDftlcally sealed try a esment valslt, ! unlike aar other, tosu io.i or its ai-' a.-. . a. , n 1. 1 ia aumitu m ii , aib, but may be relied oa fur years. j A sufficient quantity to clot the Pj teithout charge. The complete success of Wincheirs Can oyer all others now fully established. County Merchants and all who wish to supply the o.eves with tbis excellent will do well to make early application to MACEY A HAMILTON. juljG 2m No. 47 College street, Nashville. s 1


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ocr: TWO WEEKS OWLY. To the Queen of Flowers, PLANTS IMPORTED BY LATE ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE. T. O DO U X, FLORIST AND NURSERY MAN, from Acgiers,. (France) and branch Nurseries in Algiers, Af rica) respectfully informs amateurs, and Ladies espe J cially, that be has just arrived with the richest Plants to be found, such as flower and fruit plants, Camelias. Magnolias, Diphnes, Chins, Lemon Tree, Rhodendons, Peonia, Ar borea.1250 new Rose Trees, Fruit Troes,Pear,AppTe,Cherry aud Peach Trees, Vines,Gooseberry, Raspberry and Straw berry Bunches; Perpetual Flemish Pink,'Bulbous "Flower Root; Potato Seeds, hiring the same taste and flivor as the Porigord trufihs; new ear.y Peas of a prodigious size, and delicious. Tbe whole on very moderate terms. N. B. Persons residing in neighboring States, and de sirous cf procuringPotajo and Pea Seeds, willplesse send in their orders, and tbe articles will be forwarded through the Post Office, at 1 per bundle of fifty. Packing up for the country and abroad attended to. Tie Seeds are guar antied. Catalogues to bo bad gratis, at Mra. Crookeri old Kb. Union street. mart 2 w.


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ocr: NASHVILLE BELL 'AND B2ASS FOUNDRY, No 17K South Front Street. NASHVILLE, Tcnn. AB. COOK, practical Bll and Brass Founder, eucces sor to Weller 4 Cock, is prewired to manufsctur to or er. Bells fur Chnrches, Steamboats and Plantatij . Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes. Cylinder, G fountatu ana Mop (jocks, iioee ana sail viciuniu vtl Mouutini:, Acb Friction Metal. Ail work made by mo with neatness anddu , ol the best material. at to price.!, and warranted. anlB ly ALLXAMIKU ill.


ocr: u. u ruuu,. i , i. A. OWEN ALEX. ALLISON, JAJ1ES F.LUS, R. IL' GARDNER. N."R ALLOW AY. tv s t - K V JOnl.Pil VALLX, President A. 'VT. Bctlsr. Stiereltry Bittr . k -il R.H.BROCKWAY Sd Co WHOLESALE SEALERS AND MANUFACTTJEEES OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No, 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Our Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the Fall and Winter trade is now complete, embracing every variety of style and fabric to befoncdinthe Eastern uarveis. Our business being strictly and exclusively confined to the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables as to offer W3vi N ( k?,;c Ji:c5s. 1 1 y.i


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ocr: Preserve Your Fruit in :kV This Cim vijti,. K frJ1, aavanagu over all 0 inert : 1st. The deleterious use of lead. With lti floaifTBtat MOULD INO aai DISCO LOS ATTOJf OF TUB FBUTT, la aroUtd. I 2d. Items oa G. which U tJttonill. aa It u. aal ! emutantly aSectt by ehauta of tmp- tun la mTrnr .Lai... J 3d- The Opening of toe Can U b1i an ctt it lAsor to nclra th tAaenr jrxACHxa. vara it u fl-ilrM t prwir ta vhol. mm. . wait - una xor u purro.o oi laowpuj cltanltal tb. eaa for fatnr. Ms. 4th. It ! p-i9d irtth 1m troaiJi. ullli vm- CUSABT TO MIAT TBS CAX A ITS CCU!irS SO naoTo t&o cap, a la othar Mated eaas, walaa, li aa mrmui improrvmaab- 5th., They are cheaper, becansa xaors simple. Tbo Can la htratUesUr itCti ir a tnucl vUeh, aauat aa otatr. tosxa vox. or rrr a surra irausni ar xzrastnta to m All. bsl tsar benUxtoararrwtra. A tiflicient quantity to clott tie i) Cant mil is srnutd vtf Kithaut charge. The complete successor Winchell's Can over all others is now fuhy established. County Merchants and all others who wish to supply the nselves with this excellent Can. will do wall to make early application to ' . MACEY A HAMILTON, JoljS 2m No..47 College street, Nashville. v eu m.i.


ocr: REGULAR AT nr Davis, Piiclier & Co, o N TUESDAY, June 21, we will cflirat Auction, eneral assortment of Uroceries, to wit AO uuua OUjJM 25bblsCrnsh'd8ntr 22 " Loaf do; 29 " No 2 Mackerel; 27 " No 8 do: 14 K' No 2 do; 80 bals Pica's Whiaxy; 25 " Mono'hala do; 10 OldBo'bon do; 25 Vinegar; 25 boxes C Wine: nr V. u J u...... 75 baza Coffee; Si boxes Star Candles; 17 Bum. prea'd do; 45 bundles D. O, Paper; 60 " med 10 boxes Soap; 100 kegs Nails, ass'd; 20 doz Bed Cords; 38 dox Plow Line; 4 cases Brandy; '50 boxes Cheese; 10 doz Wash Boards; 60 smofc'd 150 boxes Glassware, ass'd. With many other articles, such as Brooms. Spice. Gin ger, Blacking, 4c 4c


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ocr: NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, - No 17J South Front Street, ' . NASHVILLE, Tenn. AB. COOK, practical Bell and Brass Founder, succei-' . sor to Wefler & Cook, is prepared to mannfacturj. to br.er. Bells for Churches. Steamboats and PlantatijJ. Also, Steam Whistles, Oil Globes, Cylinder, G- i r. Fountain nnd Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt Well Joint t t nn Mouuting, Anti-Friction Metal. All work made by me with neatness and dispi - ,ofthe best material, at low prices, and warranted. i anl S-ly


ocr: EilSUWMB HOUSE. SHARPE'S R fles, Double and Single Shot Guns, from 3 to 2W each. Pock. T- tl and Table Cnt- ,(SrA:rAUw,i BO' tnrt shears. Chains, Ur3, Hin ges, and tiles. lv ALSO, A general assort- IWf UouseBaildingasd' iiouse rurnisoing ..1.1 M 1 IM , ,1,1, A Ulensils. Ac We respectfully solicit all Merchants visit ing the city to a careful examination of stock and prices. octJ2-tf BEAUMONT, VANL1ER A CO. NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS. Walnut Grove, JEr-FERSON STREET. SAMUEL IIASLAS1, having made important additions to his machinery, and greatly increased his facilities for manufacturing Stone ot every description, is equal in point ot finish and durability toany made in the city, end at &3 luw prices, uuu iviugf nut .eiamiui uiicmiuu ui iue setting of tLetv.vk, hefceu confident that hu cin give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their orders, such as Setting Stone Front to Uouse3, to Sill, to Fencing to Steps, to String Cornice, to Large Landing, to Saw Flagging, to Btuh Hammered Flagging, to Curbing, to Cupmg, to Chimney Top, and all the branches of Stone cutting, ior casn. .Muutu uaslaai. WISH to hire six negroes for the balnnce of the year mayZS ly SAMUbl, UASLAM. CITY PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT At the Corner of SPRING AND MARKET STREETS. H . .a . COOFSR TTTOULD tender his services to the citizens of Nash- VV villein the above business, and Is now prepared toput upin the most satisfactory mannerShower, Hotand Cold Baths, Water Closets, Pumps and Lead Pipes ofall description?. - Uv.-tMTitGTrlll KAnnl rnftn' TAnnirp J in anv nartof the city promptlyandin aworkaianlika'jnanccr at the lowest terms- jauio 4y TIN, COPPElt AND SHEET IJtON WORKER. HENRY A. COOPER. TTAVING nurcbasel themteretot .Mr. John li. Hpil- tl Ir. in the late firm of Cooper atd SpitUr. is prtmr- ed to do all Kind Ol wpra m iue uoutc uusidc&s. sua u&es ihtsnnnnrtnnitr to return thanks to their numerous patrons for past favors and solicits a continuance of their patronage. Being master of his business he can promise bis cusio 0


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ocr: ' R. 0. BBOCKWAY, 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 Spring and Summar trade is every variety of style and fabric to be found in the Markets. business strictly and exclusively confined


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ocr: BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERY, On Front, near Broad St THE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks to the public for past favors, and so- .. . . ucita a continuance ot patronage in the above Use. also COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING; Together with every description of Metal; Turnings, Me talic Pickings, Balbit Metal and Castings, Soda Founts, Generators, Ale Pumps, and Pumps of evetydescription manufactured to order, or repaired at shorj notice. Cash will be paid at all times for old Copper and Brass jan25-tf B. COLE.


ocr: R.Ef.BROCKWAY WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVILLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY" MERCHANTS. OurStock cf Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for Fall and Winter trade is now complete, every variety of strle and fabric to befound in the Markets. Oar business being strictly and exclusively confined the Manufacture and sals of Clolbinz, enables us to IIS


ocr: BREWER & CALDWELL, NEW YORK. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GRAIN FA CTORS. No. 20, Old Slip, Corner Water. aaraa to I. T. SOUTTER, President Bank of Republic, New York ; J.K.SASS, Esq., President Bank of Charleston, H, C. ; Messri. JOHN FRASER k CO.. J. W CALDWELL. Esq., Chsrieston ,S.C. ; and Col. V. K. STKVENSON, f resident ti. & u. Kail road, jvashville, Term. autpotsm inaiae. ALL THE PREMIUMS AGAIN AWARD ED TO Waterficld Walker ! AGREEABLE with their usual custom Waterfield & Walker again swept the board of all the Premiums offered atlhe late Fairs for the finest specimens in tbe Hat Department. It should be borne In mind that tor tbe very moderate price of five dollars one of these elegant lists can be procured. Inovll WATEKF1KLD A: WALKCK. NEW DKSHJNS OF KOJ'T JIAT.n. rpHK largest and most select assortment of Soft Fur Hats X will be found at Waterfield & Walker's they have all the new colors of the season. novl WATERFII.D & WALKER. LAIIIKS' ItlllKING HATS. THE Ladles will flod at Waterfield & Walker's some handson e styles of Riding Hats of tho richest texturo nnd most appropriate designs. Also, a full assortment of xauKj nna gnu uaps ior CMlQren. FUKsi Pints f fiiiis i WE have received a part of our Winter stock of Furs" and will sell them at VrTV mnil..r!n nrlrrt WATEKFIF.LD& WALKER. Oily Hat and Pur Store, 20 Publlo Square. novl Arctic Explorations IX THE YEARS 18o3, 1854, AXD 1S55 BY EI1SII A KENT KANE. M. 1) . II.. s. N.. IN SEARCH OF ' Sir John Frsink'in. 1LLITSTR VIED WITH THREE HUXDKEU UMSK WINGS rot sale oy increjj un 'iii,na w. SMI ril. IIIVING'S LIFE OK WASIUnToV. THIRD VOLUME. Just received by &


ocr: A J. FR AWGISCO, KAHO ACTHSEB AND DEALSBIN- Hat, Caps and NO. 23 rUBEICSQUAKE, Nashville. Ladies' Fancy Dress AT FHANCISCO'S Pur Emporium 1 1 flonM made un from selected Hloma Marfpn. Pilrt, ScrairreJ, JmlnaLynx, and other Tura Ltdies are in nled to coll and examine. A. J. FRAXCISCQ, cl'3 Xo. 43. Pilhf'r'-onarg AUTUAIN STYLE OP MOLtSKiiV HA.T FOR 1856. Tha new and Fall Style oi Moleskin Hat willbe Introduced this mnrnlnir atthe UAT BAZARK-of FRANCISCO, No. 23, Pnhlic Square. Gents who are in search of something graceful and be coming are inriied to examine this beautiful style. , - , A. J. FRANCISCO, octlS. '56. No. 23. Public Sqnaxe. SOFT HATS. OF this class of Goods you will find all the NEW STYLES OF BEAUTY. FASHION AND COMFORT, represented in a variety of shapes and abide of colors, t bound to please, whomsoever desire to be pleased with a hat at A J. FRANCISCO'S. net IS Fashionable Hat Emporium. O cmi.uaR.ys hats ani caps. F every atyle and qnaUiT, to be formd at the Hat EmporiHm of - A. J. FRANCISCO, octlS No 21 PnblieHqUjra. a.ai)ii:s'1uuin; mats, OF every -style aud quality, just received at the llatraud Fur Store or " A. J. FRANCISCO t, octl8 Public yqqare GREAT COMMKUCIAI. KfiVOr.TJTION I PARIS ONLY 7f HOURS FROM THE GREAT ATLANTIC TUNNKli AiSD JIA1L.WAY CO.VNKCTIJ.O Nashville ixnd Paris COMPLETED ! ! rpHE latest arrival by said Railway brings on consigu- jl ment tor toe Palace or t cshionsaa invoice of Millin ery Goods the roost splendid, unique aud beautiful that Laideg of the Fasbionab le World can imagine or desire. oaou.a any question t&a modesty ot our pretensions oi sincerity of our purpose, we inriie tbem t call at the OF FASHIONS, 55 COLLI; K ST., Over Messrs. McCIelland's Store, and in front of the Merchants' Bant, and satisfy themselrts. Mrs. Beckwith, Would also nspeclfnllr call tho attention of 'her friends, and tbe public, to her Millinery and Dress-making Depart ment. to MlbS AnlKKiWAlN. ritrpnl from , -. , . . . - LfSfig? the establishment of Mad. DcuoatiT, New York, has charge of the Dress making- De whose taste and experience, we doubt not, will highly satisfactory to our patrons. Bept21 2mdAtw. Opening This Day I Mrs. S. McClosky. Ho- 7- Union St- Fall and. Winter FASHIONS e of Fashionable Fall and Winter Millinery, Cloaks, Embroideries, Ribbons, Trimmings, and La Furs, at the NEW YORK and Trimming Emporium , MRS. McCLOSET would respectfully announce to tbe ot Nashville, and throughout the State, that she is semi weakly, by express, the meat extensive and varied stock of Rich Paris and London Millin and Fancy Goods to be found in tbe city, and what is important, at prices that will distance all otners 80 per cent. Bonnets, 1


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ocr: R. II. BROCKWAY, WHOLESALE DEALER AND MANTJFACIURLR OF Gentlemen's Clothing, No. 711-2, Public Square, NASHVJLLE, TENN. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. MY Stock of Gentlemen's Ready Made Clothing for the Spring and Summar trade ia nowcomplete.em every variety of style and fabric to be found in the Eastern Markets. My business being strictly and exclusively confined the Manufacture and sale of Clothing, enables me to greater inducements than any other house in the city, and


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ocr: t DAILT, J5; TRMVEEKLY, $5; W2SfCLY, 'fZ. orncE-cnEinrR cutoch and cbbby streets. f. C TOlittnTT As CO. E.G. EASTHAIL F.O. DUKKIUQTON, tt G.C. TORBETT DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA". FOE VIC&PHKIDRNT: JOHN C BRECKINRIDGE, or UKNTflCKY. unraocnATio xilectohax. ticket, FOR THE STATE AT LARGR: . WILLIAM H. POLK, of Mauey. ISHAM G. HARRIS, or Shelby, PISTRICT ELECTORS. Ho. 1. r BAMUEL POWELL, of Hawkins. . " '2. JAMES W. MoHENRY, of Overton. " 8. D. M. KEY, of Hamilton. "4. E. L. GARDENHIRE, or White, " G. E. A. EEEBLE, of Rulhsrfcrd. . " 0. JAMES II. THOMAS, of Maury. . " 7. THOMAS J. BROWN, of Giles. " 0. O. G. FOIXDKXTER, or Montgomery; 0. J. D. CATIONS, of Henry.


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