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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-29
On lit dams lie Propagateur Catolique

| On lit dams lie Propagateur Catolique:
la LUMrERE sE FAIT.-Jus ln'a pre-
sent lie know,Nothingsme await occupe
dams la Louisiana une. position elnivo-
que. On Sc dcmandait sill SC railait
oui OH non, d la pIateformc rationale dc
Philadelphia, sill ttait une branche du
soi,disant parti Americain, GU sill formait
un corps a part, s'il adoptait tout enter
le rituel de fOrdre, On sill en- rcjetait
une partie, en- un mot sill reconnaissait
les droiss des catholiques GU sill les
pro.crivait pas, chose etrange en- de.
dams de l'Ordre CONNIE au dehors, les
uns disaient oui, les autres non en-
sorte que, grace au secret que l'Ordre
impose sous serment ses afliIies, grace
aux roueries dc politiques pcu honnetes
ct aux ambiguites eaIcaees de journaux
pcu scrupuIeux, beaucoup de personnes
h6sitaient a prononcer que lie Know
Nothingisme de la Louisiana fut hostile
aux cahoiques, ct qnelques-uns meme.
des adeptes pouvait dire de bonne fol
que les Know.Nothings ne s'sccupaicnt
pas dcs questions religieuses.
Nous n'avons ce:ss de repeter, depui.
bientot un an,I que ce n'etait la qu'uoe
duperie, lie but etait de surprendre
les catholilucs, particu!ierement la po-
pnlation creole. On nous reproehait
a|ors de denaturer les tendanccs ell
l'obj-t du parti americain. Mais dep'is
dcux OH trois mois, il s'cst accompli tant
dc chooses oranges au mllieu de nous ct
sous nos yeux, Quill ne s'cst passe un
scul jour pendant tout ce tempsIa qni |
matt apporte quclque nouyel'e preuse
l'arpni de nos assertions.
. Mais dernsrcment il Went de s'ope-
rer dams ce parti un movement qui
doit faire voir aux moins clairvoyants
que dams la Lonisiane, CONNIE dams les
autres Etats, la population du catholi-
:i,me ct lie principal objet des Knew
Depuis quelque jours les
ournaux publient un nouveaus ticket
Enow-nothing, enforcement different du
premier; ct ce fait Orange, sans sxempleI
|ans les annales dcs parts, ne s'expli-
ue. que par ce .qui a deja ele dit tant /
e fois |: le premier ticket etait fnavre
e la fraction batarde du part, qui pour
,ire parade de tolerance, y await admis
ueiques creoles ct par consequent GU Ell.
ues catholiqaes, talsdis cue lie second t
cket est l'nuvre du vrai parti americain,
. celui qui Sc rattaehe au parti tel quill :
xiste dams les autres Etats, qui nc yeut ]
oint -dissimuler ses sendances, nj tran. Il
gner avec ses principesI;5 aussi sur
e second ticket ne Sc trouve-t-il pas
n seul nom de creole on de catholiqne :. I
lie consequence evidente de tout celia, Il
IT que les know-nothings tolerans ne a
,rment dams la Lonisiane meme qu'une
minorite, que, quelque soft
,ur nombre, lis n n'ont qu'nne valeur no !
inale, ct mont d'importance, CONNIE
IS pions, que ceIIes que leurs donnent
$ habiies joueurs qui les font mouvoir
ceux qui affirment que dams Loui.
ane le Know<Nothingisme ma rien d
ire avec Ia Religion, sont ou des inn
,steurs, ou des dupes.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-29
CANDIDATURES.
.Monsieur l'Editeur.

= Monsieur Z Editeur, A.a- s4t
Feuillez annonccr Nj. CONRAD
MAVOR, CONNIE candidat a la place
de Gretiier de la Cour du SINE District
Jndlc'aire, pour cette paroisse, aux eiec.
tions de Novembre proclaim.
Nm SEs AMIs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-29
(Cornn,uniqus.)
Monsieur FEditeur,.

Z Dsclarer qu'en nest pas Know
Nothing, qu'on ne le sera jamais, n'est
pas une profession de fol politique. qui
pronye qason ne yotera pas pour m
Know Nothing. u faudrait ajjouter, pour
'assurer les spenple,. aa'on soutiendra lie
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HIS FRIERDs.
Monsieur EEaite,tr,

e. u Moasiear i.Editeur,
Veuilez annoncer Nj. ALFRED
IETE CONNIE candidat place de
Greifier de la Cour du 5me District Ju-
dlciaire, pour telte paroisse, aux cleo
tions de Noyemb.e proclaim.
@@* .e"@ @ eES AMIs
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e ES AMIs
Mr. Editor,

Please announce Mr.. ALFRED
TETE as candidate for the Office of
Clerk of the Fifth Judicial District Couri
in and for this parish, at the next No
vember elections. "f > a
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HIS FRIENDS.
Monsieur rEditem ,

Monsieur rEditeur, q.
Veuilez announcer M. OZEME ME-
LANCON CONNIE candidat a la place
de Sberif de cette paroisse, aux elections
de noyembre proclaim.
s sES AMIs.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-10-29

Mr.. Editor, 1 ~ sa
Please announce Mr.. OZEME ME-
LANCON as candidate for the Office OF
Sheriff Of this parish, at the election of
november next. - .' ~ : ..'.. nm y.
as!s+4a HIS FRIENDS.
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Session of the Police Jury.

Of the Parish Of assumption, held at
the Court House on Monday, 18th
day of October 1855. ,...ss5
Members present .:
J. b. l.. Dugas President, John Dal.
feres, r. c. Martin. Ach,lle Leblanc.
Vincent Landry, GeIasime Boudreau
and Manuel Martinez.
On motion Of Mr.. Martin.
Resolved that the Sheriff Of this Parish
is hereby authorised to have n she'd But
upto the rear of the Court House, and
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LUNDI. 8 OCTOBRE 1855.
ccouutttons 1lt DuurMal /:
AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

as AGENTS DU PIONNIER.
IN. E. Euds, Pass. %
NLLK-ORLEAKs do 10 Bourse, No as
r4 xsE4fzy} sncsignure Cont.
ASCENSION NM. Richard & Temllet
RtvlEKE-NEu7k. N. Firmn Dnplessis.
lsERvILLE M. ]. Breau.
Sr-JAcouKs -. IA. Auguste Theriot.
sr-'rAs pArr'sfh' NJ. Edgard Perret
PoHT-BREAux, At. Edmond Bulliard.
THIsopAux ... NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
HosMA n. r. Gagne. ..
SrK MARIE M. Etienne Penisson.
AssoMrrIox G.. Rodriguez, Cafe Siar.
BELLE RIvIEkE M. Pierre Theriot.
r Dans les Paroissss sa nous n'avons pas
pomnss d'agsnts, noas prions les Maitres de
Poste do voalvir 90 charger de lagsnce de notre
feule. t2 ~
ANNONCES: Pour les insertions, annonces
avis, etc., ETC., les conditions sont les ssvantes
Par Blk LIszEs, pour 10 lers insertion 81 90
Pour les insertions suivantes go: "a 30
Teat abonue qsi roudra sHspsndre son abon-
nemsat, dsvra prevsAir, par stecrit, PEditeur
quinzs josrs as moins, avant / expiration du trl
Mestre. t@s.5 ,E ,.aFE
On exec ate l'imprimcrs du PIoEy1ER ,et ce
AK prix les plus moderes, toutes especes don
srages aphqnes, (Jobs,) tells qae, CAR
+Es FAcruKEs. PAnrHLErs, BLAFcs. kTc.. ETC
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Mr.. Editor.
SES AMTS.

Please announce Mr.. CONRAD
MAYOR as candidate for the Office OF
Clerk of the 5lh Judicial District Court
in and for this parish, at the next No
vember elections. 's@A .a
HIS FRIERDs.
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HrNons sommes antorises annon Ger
NJ. EDOUARD WIVES CONNIE can
didat i la place d'AssEssEUR de cette
paroisse,l aux elections de noyembre
proclaim. las .9 1gaets ist laft af
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HIS FRIENDS.


4eg Monsieur 'dieu, Ety aaos as'.H.5s
~ VeuiIIez annonccr NJ. CYPRIEN
BLANCHARD CONNIE candidat Anti
Know Nothing 4 la place de Sheriff de
cette paroisse, aux elections de noycmbre
proclaim.
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OF, We are authorised to announce
M. EDOUARD. WIVES as candidate
for The Office ofAssEssoR ofthis parish,
at the elections of November next.
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sES AMIs.

.Hr. Edito,
Please announce Mr.. CYPRIEN
BLANCHARD us MISUNDERSTANDING
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff
OF this parish, at the election Of novem.
ber next.
HIS FRIENDS.
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0rNous -ommes autorises 1nnoncer
M. ULYSSE FOLSE, CONNIE candi-
dat la place d'AssEssEuR de cette
paroisse, aux elections de novembre
- sat8Ak sss st'f9 sifa e9' ~ 2f'8
| ---J y. sa s.4ats1aI
0T We are authorised to announce
M. ULYSSE FOf.SE, as candidate
for the office of ASSESSOR Of this parish,
at the election Of November next,
0rNous sommes antorises q annoncer
M. ,EDOUARD BERGERON, COM
me candidat, E Ia place de CoRoNER de
cette paroisse, aux elections de novem-
bre proclaim, ! as''A.'s
nr We are authorised to announce
NJ. EDOUARD BERGERON a. cam
didate for the Office of CoRosER, Of this
parish, at the telcctions Of November
next. 5Eq3
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MISCELLANEOUS
GREEN,s seEn wnEAr.


THIS Wheat is of the very whiest purest kind II
has been exhibited four times at the Georgia Fairs
dapremum awarded in every instance. 1t is only
be to be admired weighing sixty eight pounds PEI
bushe 1t is Of the very largest kind n Novem.
Der and cut in May Farmers desiring to have the best
and the earliest kind Of white wheat would wisely to
purchase at least small portion TO get in the seed will
deliver this wheat at the LaGrange depo, Georgia in
good strong sacks at five dollars per bushel from
bushe any quantity d sired, the sacks marked accord.
ing to directions Ii is expected in all the money
accompany orders. The following gentlemn have kind
v consented to act agents in this place. and viii order
the wheat tor any wishing III L. s. Hawkins, johnson
a Horne, ID. d. Dickey, E. S. Cheatham, Co, 7. q.
Berge Co. J. A. acAlliser Co., w. IL Gordon d Co.,
Seymour Tanning, johnson, Weaver 4 Co, Church
Anderson, H. ) French, Morris 4 Stratton Davis &
Swami, McCrea Terrass.
Agents h, Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and
other laces-ut depot, j. A. England Wartrace
r. Gannawa, at Bellbuckle w. j. Peacock; at Foster
WI Q, Thomas Edwards Chrstiana W. a. keed; at Muir
eeoboro, Higgins, Leper and Menee; at Smyrna j. Ii.
Simn' MS at Lavergne j. A. Walden; Malone n Lane,
Sumner County; g. r. T. Gibson, Athens Tenn Any
one however order for themselves if preferable
samples of the Wheat and Flour will be left with the
above named Agents Z. Ii. GREENE, LaGrange,
sept25-dfwSwtld Troup County, Georgia.
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.


THE Annual Course of Lectures in this Department will
l. commence on MONDAY, November ls.h, 1855, and
will terminate in the ensuing March,
James Jones, d. d. Professor of Practice Of Medicine.
]. l. Riddell, NJ d., Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, N. d., Professor of Surgery.
A. IL. Cenas, NJ. ID Professor OF Obstetrics
Al Wedderburn, N. D.. Professor of Anatomy.
Gustavus A. Mott, NJ D. Professor of Matera Medica.
Thomas Hunt, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology and Pa
thology.
Ssm%s SnsG; choepn Se%5G Demonstrators of Anatomy
The rooms for Dssectng will be open the third Mon
day in October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of
the Charity hospital and stend this institution Ne
Tember to April
The Students accompany the Professors their visits
and free If expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advan
tages.
There are during the season. about eight hundred per-
sons prescribed for daily.
In le54 the number Of patients thirteen thousan
one hundrsd and ninety two
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. d., Dean,
EE- The Administrators of the Charity Hospital els
annually, in April, fourteen Resident Students, who ~
maintained by the institution. sept6-wtd.
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L A G 5.
$3.50 in Premiums s.

HANING largely increased my supply OF Rags BY the
IL premiums offered the past year ending June 30
induced offer larger amount Of premiums for the
present year. And will pay the above premium in sums
ton merchants "Pedlarswho will deliver ME, from
this date TO the lst July, 1855, the largest amount of
RAGS The to be bought outside of and by DO
ing business outside of Nashville vicinity.
will at all times pay the highest market prices Ia cash
for RAGS delivery, and issue certificate to the owner
of the amount received and paid for These certificates
be kept and in before the St day OF July
mex, that three disnteresed merchants of Nashville
make the awards The largest being entitled
10 the $i00, the next largest 10 $780, and down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know in whose TO issue the certificate. Combinations
will not be allowed.
Wooden, Lnsey, Silk and Worsed rags not wanted,
and will not be included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
July4-lydtriw&w W. S. WHlTEMAN.
North of the Square,
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HOT AIR FURNACES.
ATMAGNOLIA HALL, GALLATIN, I

AT MAGNOLIA HALL, GALLATIN, TENN.
COMMENCING OCTOBER 18th, 1855, and con-
tBue the entire week of the Tennessee State Fair 1t
is under the patronage of the officers of the State Agrlcul
tural Bureau
The Manager has made every arrangement for the Col
lection and Exhibition of specimens Of all the RARE
FANCY, VALUABLE and SUPERB POULTRY in the
Unon comprising every variety Of Shanghai Bramsh
POotra Cochin China Game Fowls of all naons, Black
Spanish D0miniquer Cumberland, Dorkns POLISH Ham
burgs and Bantams, African wild and domestic Geese
Turkies wild and DOMESTIC Puddle and Polish Ducks;
Guinea Fowls, Swans and pair Of the only Chinese
Mandarin Ducks in America; together with large
collection of Parrots Pigeons Csnsries, Rabbits Deer
and all native birds and animals.
The Fowls will come under twenty different classes
The whole amount Of the gross receipts OF this Exhibition
for the entire week Will be divided half tn the Society,"
a nd the other halfnt Twenty Premiums which will be
awarded the of such Fowls will be entitled
item The Premiums cannot fail to be large and worth
competing for At the close of the exhibition there will
be Public Auction for the benefit of such of Fowls
may desire 10 dispose of them.
The Cages shoud simply be boxes with neat open fronts
of small dimensions will be convenient for the Fowls
show TO advantage and must be marked with owners
and from whence To arrive before 10 O'Clock
OF the first day OF the Fair. superior Brass Band vii
accompany the exhibition,
la addition there will be exhibited an extensive and
superb Museum OF Curiosies the collections of several
eminent travellers il Europe, Asia and Africa comprising
many thousands of interesting specimens.
The Manager also invites the seldng Of DaguerreOype
Miniatures of aes in Tennessee for the purpose of se
lectIug one to be placed in the New York Museum
- The Beauty of Tennessee and afterwards to
De pdihttu anu phSo VI NOTk
be published in Paris France contain portraits Of
the most distinguished beauties OF the world. The selec
tou Of the pre-eminent beauty of whole State by
committee will give decided advantage towards obtain
ing of the premium of s. 000 which will be paid
for the kenesses Of the ten most lovely females the
Union
Drectto the Secretary, Gallatn, Tenn.
desired, they will be returned 1t close of the Fair
else viii be sent to the New York Museum.
Portraits from other States will also be sent above
Col. Richard Allen President; DR.. Joshua Franklin
Vice President; W. s. Mundsy, Treasurer Boyers,
retary.
Geo W. Winches er, Wm Prince, T. Barry, 7. c. Trim
ble Directors K. WILLIAMSON,
auglS-u Manager.
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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES!

40 PACKAGES Fresh and Genuine MEDICINES.
flU CHEMICALS, PAINTS, &C., &c. Received and
to be sold at the lowest prices BY 7. WELLS,
At the MAN AND MORTAR on Market, opposite Union
SfG uRGiCAL iSI DENTAL SURVEYING MDw1SEnT and
= Pocket Instruments assorted. Just received by
DERFUMERY.-5Od dos C61ognss and other fine
i 75tets HG,srs. assorted
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES assorted.
COSMETICS-A fine assortment
HAIR TONES, HIir Dyes, Gloss Powder, puas and
0URIING FLUIDS, POu,atuus OILS Paiaeonss.
T0ILsTTE and Shaving Soaps, loo doz.
OD0NTINE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
TOOTH WASH.
FIauoring Extracts, a Jul assortment Received aud
COD LIv !; OIL.-RusurOs's, oUIasE, MonrnIA,
~ Hyd. Poass, IODINE NITRATE SILVER, Select
powders of Ipecac Opium Co!ocynth Rhubarb Scamony
Aayspple, Golden Seal All offered low by
SARsAPARuLA EXTRACTS. Is Dozen
- BULLS, 6uizOtts, TowNsESDs, Ca,PentsrS SHAKER
fresh fluid Extracts of Sarsaparilla-
RRANDIES, WINES, ~C.-47 BRLs and AaJ
ID PPes togaidc, OtaSd, DuP'ey, Stgnete and CadLq-
payne Brandies Madeira, Port Sherry, Muscate WINES.
A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS-A
IN popular remedy for diseases of the Kidneys.
DoRTER-LOndOn in pint and quart bottles.
L Received by T. WELLS.
LLECTRIC Machines, Medicine Chests, Medical
u Saddle Bags Game Bays, Trusses, Shoulder Braces
CteT0 AGGonatnd< SlRpdrterS
II ydraulic Gene II and Plaster of Paris Of
IL perior quality. a..
VTARNISHES Flu nture, Coach, Demar Brow and
Black Japan, Iron, Leather, Instrument and Picture
Varnishes.
GOLD LEAF, Gold F5i, Silrer Leaf, Red, Yel0pr
VI and Hhite B,enzes.
DRUSH ES-7S dozen HAIR TOOTH Nail, Hat, Cloth
ID Paint, busting, Sweeping Scrubbing, Poona, Stencil
Horse, Comb Shoe, Stopping and Varnish Brushes
I EECH HES.-Fresh supplies. Received by
IL june24 Il. WELLS
A RTIST'S COLORS.-9z dozen fresh assorted
IA Colors in infexibe tubes well assorted
CPICES; 1900 LBS. Pepper; s75 lbs Pimeuto
- Cloves Cinnamon, Mace, unger Ground Spices
Vermicela; Sparkling Gelletine, Bitter Almonds, Pre-
served Ginger. ...
DIPES, Marbles, Gun Flints, Percussion Caps. Gun
L Wadding.
COUGH Candy-65 d. zen Howe's Cough Candy,
" and New England Cough Syrup.
MUSTARDS-FranEfoyt Louisville Le1ington and
vi Cincinnati. Received aud for sale BY T. WELLS
ETINE PEN AND POCKET KNIVES.-Ass'd.
L PORT h0NAlES, every sha1e
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES. Well
assorted ..' -.
CEGARS AND TODACCOS- IS, 900 Glza@orss,
- Napoleon. Bdrrios, LeondOr0 Jeahy lind Sgors;
% boxes Mig queen and Fine Cut Chewing and butcher
Smoking Tobaccos Fer sale low by 4. WELLS.
DLACHING-4O gross fresh Paste Backing
- STARCH, 70 boxes, STAR CANDLES, - boxes,
ALCOHOL, Yinegars IFtisbss GINS, Runs 85 bbIs.
LINSEED OIL aud SPTS- TURPENTlNE.
PURE WHITE LEAD in 25, 80 and 100 ib kegs.
ZlNk WHITE PAINT, ine French ia % end 80 % kegs.
Received and for sale at a small advance By
june24 7. WELLS.
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COMES, FANS, AND FANCY t:UODS,
WILLlAn THSEER

f0 PARK PLACE NEW lOitN, invites the attention
iUs Of Southern and Western Merchants To- his stock
Fa Combs Hair T00h and Nail Brushes, .ades ketI
cueS PerfuIneTy, Soap, Pore A0Dlies Jei and Bead
Bracelets POCKET Books Dress Buttons Prs Needles
hooks and Eyes, WaIch Guards, Wax Coral ard Glass
Beads Necklaces, &c. india Rubber Combs saEes, Balls
TOYS Of every description. SsrS, ksz3s and Cat
ery God and tlh Jeweliy Aceordeens and ViOlius IN
cludng general and very large stues ct ash French
nd German Fancy tT0Ods, which viii he sold Ut the
lowest prices G5r JASH or APPROVED Papa.
!Sg Urd,rs by letter selected and put up in tha Jest
manner WILLIAM TASkER
mvl-lYd 10 P.EK PLACE NEW fcRx.
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wool ZEN ACHIN ERY.
c. L. GODDARD,

NEW YORK
ONLY manufacturer of the original Steel Ring and Tooth
" Burning Machines and Feed Rolls to be attached to
First and also Second Breaker and Finishe-s of WOOL
CardiEg Machines The attachment to second Break
and Finshers is and very important These
chimes successful operation first Breakers in most
of the principal WOOlen Factories in the United states,
Canada aud Aexico and are deemed By experienced
uacturers the most perfecs machines used and nds
pensabe the economical and successful manuac Of
wool.
Tney in fact the only strong durable and successful
y operating machines use No cardng machine should
run an hour without them.
The Feed hollis strong and durable and worthy Of
attention.
Circulars explaining these Machines and Rolls reference
to the mills having them in use be had by address
sing G. L. GODDARD,
No. 8 Bowling Green, Now York to whom all orders
should be directed. sept6-lyw.
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Attachment Notice,
HCracc II manner.
1stac5RsHE.


NOTICE is hereby given SAID A C. VIM that an AZ
y achalent has teen sucd cut al The nslale Of H. Il
Hammer, and levied upon his properly 18th March
which attachment has been TeturIRd Def Josiah Fer
Jss Esq Justice Of the Peace for Davidson county, and
further proceedings therein stayed according To law until
the 10th day uf N0veIbe next a. which time the said
e. y notified toGeud al oice Of said Justice. IN
Jhe Court H,use in the city Of Nashville sd defend the
same IT he thnk proper H. H. HAMNLR.
Is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-10-03
Valuable FARM FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber intending offers for sale (pri
Il v4tely) his tract OF land lying in the county Of
Montgomery, imme diaely the telegraph road from
Nashville Clarksvle So riies from the former, and l.
miles from the latter and 2& miles south of Port Royal
Wills, containing y20 scres about Az ODB land in
good state of cultivation; the balance well tm6eied
The Improvements consist Of comfortable dwe ng good
negro cabins with stone chmueys two large tobacco barns
good stables CRIB aud other necessar7 Out-houses
apple and peach orchards &c. aliIug spring.
and an abundance uf stock water.
The land lies well any timbered upland in the
OF the size, and well adapted To e growth
Of corn, wheat Oats aud tobacco Terms liberal
JOHN B DO3TCH.
p. For information concerning the land, | world
refer Aessrs Cave Johnson and VIM DOrteh Of Nash
vile; Robt Mcclure Of CLIksvle Rnsco Dckerson and
David NJ. Christian, Of Todd county, Ky. would also
state that there tract of l6l adj lang, which
Be bought with the above land If desired divided
81 to suit purchasers is29 }. 3. ID
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A. MORRISON N co.,
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOOD
AT WHOLESALE.
L. 3, FITE & co

NO. 9COLLEG STREET NASH VILE
RE now in receipt Of The largest and desirable
I i stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
They have before offered. The attention of Dealers
who purchase N Tins city with cash stOrt time
respectfully sOicIied with The assurance that We can
and viii sell rs low they b. purchased elsewhere
They ca! special attention tn eFsive stock Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Embracing i handsome lius OF Freuch Merinos Plaid
Silks and POplns. English and American DrLans and Co
berg Cloths Rich treueh De aines Casbmeres and
the largest sock OF Prints they have ever owned.
The variety Of Situnets Jsans Tw-sds Cloths Csssi-
mees. NtSriugs nseys Blk and Bru Musiins Jaekouets
and Linens Is full and they eeiflv BUYERS 10
In early when IN tie market
They continue 10 sea superior Boltirg Cloths
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Southern Forwarding House


Agents in as hViIle for
YOUNG, WYATT co, WYATT d CO.,
savannah, Ga, Charleston South Carolina
FORWARDING AGENTS & GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
IXJE would respectfully announce TO the Merchants of
w Nashville and vicinity, that have secured the
of the well known house OF Messrs W d. COR
DON co, whose pleasure 1t will be TO present our for
waTding bills for collection at The of our patrons
in Nashville Our bills being made payable in Nash ille
will eectusly do away with all the annoyance and inccn-
yenence heretofore arising from having purchase drafts
make remittanceS, leave deposits &c &C
Goods conslg ed to our care rd0y forwarded
thesam day Of arrival unless discharged from vessel a
the rail o8d depot closed for the ht-when this
occurs the goods slowed FIRE proof houses
md c0Cd By insurance at additional cost patrons
neWUuid again return grateful thanks to merchants
generally IN Tennessee for the patronage heretOOre lib
eray bestowed upon and at the time respectfully
solicit their busine long they find their inter-
est 10 patTunize our houses H
YOUNG, WYATT CO.,
Savannah, Ga
WYATT & CO,
maylH Charleston, &. C.