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ftRssNrshOfhcr he
promoting health an. AS OF t ihs stomach
all
and 10 np from the bowels all unhealthy Til. IN
b. done by rnte medicine not
tat" The system impair TIE nerve- eecloud the sprt-
Tor which kno~ tat
approach celebrated
from purely vrF-tsb suh~tsnc-s l.h ma
ker OF kelm nd aud sold
ssrss These itier peculiarly adapted N.
% DIS ass al souisfn climate, and when
ar sas CURE fr by-p.s Dlarhoa Dyen..y, Cr.mp
Moreus,
hou,i
% tie biol ditorerr stomach We mo-, tested
the -unerioriy OF Bakers Premium Brs family medtcin,
Over all others known Ia the cred tim. M
means. OniS 81 CO psr bottle - -
10 he had of all the IN
Druggists, xndrt. Va
henney Ls~i-bars Va. Todd Hinton Tsyior Peter.
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Va u,iiek uwAthin,y fort,r,uih, Camn wIisms
"is A. Johnston sizee FREDERICK Va J. r. CNIlln
20. paSs"s va; MIA, Ss.pns, wheeling, VA ola.s
u EkItig, Siaunton, Va. Walter a. MIidlrton yn,n
rHr Va; W. H. Lippt,, Wilmington N. O. Charlie. sto,t 4
TO- Washington city Csuley Hatch, BALTIMORE ND: poiel ar,
Miller oo,insion Ky; and fOm Druggists gem rally
n hAKER
mao" Richmond,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-15

Capt Rove, Of the schooner Laura FROM Norfolk wa
accidentally knocked overheard aud drowned at 81
Georges, Bennuds, 10th ulf.
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n VI" "o"A IN Du. WV. AnAmS.a at
- PRICE CARDOZO'S
TIE Ihrrv GsienEien, G-thsaman- and Paradise or Man,
Kuhn, redemption aud Restoration, by WIN. Adams d. D-iOo
The Right Wsy-Pr,miuni Peace Tract sp~I.tyos
Lyra Germanes, ii,m aud Chief
sirkness-lts Trials and Rlessngs Il we
Arnulds Christian ILfe-I- Az,
Ny 10 the bible, by David Duble-i,Ou '''''
kips Double With Of the Church: tth ,ditun-too
Ahbe Note and other Knots-tOO w.
sehamyi the CircAssan wArror-s5c.
Memoir Of RiS"p Heber-is0
Youth of the Old nominon--l,un
BOOKS of DENorION-snP- to the Altar; Altar Dew Of
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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN the WING.
A NEW BOOK ny Dn. WV. ADAMS, at

DIED,
At his residence Charles CITY county on the LAT
'AMiN CHRISTIAN, In tie Ssd year Of his age
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ENrHAOHDINAnY CASE.

~. ~, KIcHAoND, NAV 1t, lNi6
,hA ores which Adaaly extended entire head nu
which
r 10 lear TIA, both ear. would drop on lvd ayr
domestic remedies without nm
urrd All applied little TURF OIL began to Yrt h trr M.
hottie go broke aud applied IL again began a., y.,
NV eldest daughter sai, get some NOR Of ia,
TURF OIL sister head looked YOU u.- IL
We ~" anoth"r bottle sud her head will Ths .,
an nssaya'" case and took half every IT, and
Offensive. f-ls r,r
enr, ~ n there hut little
entlr to ih and for the others take great n,s.
In giving this certificate. Respectfully, n cIiAIk
To Mrssrs. a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-15
VoLcANIC REPEATING rInI- -

ARMs.-Rincs, Carblnes aud Pistols loading M
With from TO - balls and can he discharged with NIX
GREATER raptty aud certainty than 1H
or rifle. Thirty charges he loaded aud dis - y
changed In my seconds No
dseATge The ball Loaded hall on the Mini.
and perfectly proof goes aways and al.
Also sharp Celebrated Ride, throwing with peTfe, &C.
$40 yards $500 ~
The above Arms exhibition and for nj
LANDS Gun sorr ~her- the public TO call and
Thea fmaI1 - NAY S1ntsts,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-15

w Iots-Th Refrigerator with the improved NenlaoT for
Sns on ne sunN,A a atiss rom the same
~ We rth vessels and Water Coolers each p-rat-
'rt thus making Impossible Of
ever strong TO eject oths -.caie Un -r,
-'o" ' us OF uls refrigerator purchaser bee
nsl1 AZ
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26
sVesC Publications.
Marrying too Late.
w. I. BERRY co. have nov on sale
Marrying Too Late,
Marrying too Late.
GEORGE WOOD,
AUTHOR OF "PETER SCHEMIHL IN AMERICA
One volume. limo, Cloth.
nDNTENT1


The chief personsges Of this Tale are introduced To
readerThe ascent and descent Of Bight-Dsngsrs OF Pro-
pinqui,y-Mr. Argyle betrayed By kiss-Fhs Story Of
Meda-Mr Argyle in love at las-Love experience Of Mr.
ArgyIe-Lord Henpsteads Story Of his invessmsntin Ar
kansas BOndsMr. ATgyls's Reeollecons Of his early life
Our Travellers home-They visit Medals NM
nery-Adventures ef Mr. Argyle with Roman Bishop-Mr
Argyle declares his love to Msda-Sr Argyles interview
with the Count-The Franciscan attempts assasnate
Meda-Mr. Argyle nsrries Meda-Of Medals diamond
Mr. Argyle and friends meet Mrs Doyle, formerly Miss
Adea Tripp-Nfis D'Oye's Party-Meda's magnfacepee-
The news Of which reaches New York-Famiy scenes at
Mr. Duneans-A visit of condolences from Miss Ivy Greer
More Of what was said OF Mr Argys marrage-stOry OF
Mrs Doyie-Mrs- D'Oyles story continued-Her life in
London-the Argyle party reach home-eda's day Of re-
cePton-Meda and Reverend Doctor Aucbnutv-Msds
gives grand par,yNss's first appearances in Church
The Reverend Doctors sermoE-The interview Of Mr. Ar
gye and his nephew concerning Richard Bchardson-Ne-
ia visits Rache-A conversation between the sisters
corning Meda-Mela and Rache-Msda pavns her Jewell,
Cont Montald-Reaches New To-k-The conversation
at the Club House concerning Count MontaI and his ui.
MEGA redeems her diam5nds-Meda and Mr. ArQyle's
first guardian accident bsfAs Mr. ArgyeMedas meth
cd OF amusing her husband in his rooDay and pipht
scenes at Count Montslds-The Counts Summer at New
Port--Is second Winter opens in New York with new
eclat and suecess-The Masqurades-Nax Bohrer sere-
nales beioee Mr. Argyes House-Mr Argye's method Of
a6ating Nuisance The Beginning Of the Eud-Meds ia
Locked out at Night By her Husband-Of Medals Return
HOme-Her ReconcillatioD-COunt Moutaldi leaves for
ParisMr. Argyle and Media 60 TO Hopeiae-In.erestfpv
State Of Mr.. Argyles Mind at this TmeIrportant Peson
ages arrive in New York. and produce much Unexpected
Changes-Meda IS deserted BY her Husband-NIr Argyls
in WashingtOn-Meda's in her sick chamber-A Family
Meeting at Mr. Argyles-Medas last Sabbath in New York
Medals DepartureMr Argyes Search for his We-Aiss
Ada Duncan Ends Husband in the Rev. Doctor Timothy
Todgood-The Last Days Of Media.
W. T. B. CO. have also just received
HOMEOPATHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SCIENCE, LIT
ERArURE AND ART. vols. 2 ofText and Of Plates
MOVES
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
JOHN YORK q 20.

JOHN YORK s. co.
Have for sale the following new works
WILLOWS ANATOMY;
FOWNEs' CHEMISTRY;
ERICHsON's SURGERY;
UNITED STATES DIsPENSART;
xxx AND PAGErs PHYSIOLOGY;
WOODS PRACTICE OF MEDICINE;
GROSS PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY;
TATLORs MEDICAL JUKIsPRUDENCE;
WILSON'S DIsSECTOR.
CONDIN ON DISEASES or CHILDREN;
DUNGLIsON's MEDICAL DICTIONARY;
HO0PEKs MEDICAL DICTIONARY;
METGs OBSTETRICS;
ELLIssEs MEDICAL P0RMULARY;
MEIGs on FEMALES,
sAli-Hs Oh LEUCOgRIGA;
CLYNER on FEyERs;
TEEGUsOS's SURGERY:
HOMERs ANATOMY
JONES AND sEEyEEINGS ANATOMY;
MILLER's PRINCIPLES
MALLS OUTLINES
RANsEOTHEaI's OBSTETRICS;
SHABBY AND QUASs's ANATOMY.
DEWEEs or CHILDREN;
Devices on FEMALEs;
MEIGs on FEvERs;
WILLIAMS PATHOLOGY
AsiIwELL on FEMALES;
BUDD 0N TIT LIVER.
sIASLY on TIE BONES
And great valstyo q Miscellaneous Medical Books ret
contained 10 his sa,alogus. sets
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26
N AsHVILLE THEATRE.

Asst NIGHT but three Of the engagement OF the great
IL Fragedsn, Mr. Couldock, which occasion he viii APP
pear in two great eharacerJohn Mildnay and Louis XI
assisted By Mrs W. NJ Ward and the entire strength Of
the Company. Wednesday evening, Nov 26, viii be pre-
sented tn great Engiish ComedS in acts, of STILL
WATER RUNS DEEP. La Manola by Miss 81. Psrtington.
Overture by the Orchestra. To be followed by the first
Of the great historical play Of LOUIS XII favorite Song
By Mrs Vance To conclude with the farce OF CUR GAL
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STATE OF TENKE8sEE-DAv1DsoN COUNTY.

John c. Mathews, Administrator estate of Samuel Nicely
deceased, 6. Elizabeth Nicely ami others.
appearing from the petition fl ed in this and AID
davt thereto, that the chliren and heirs Of Wm
Neelv Sarah McFsdien, Mary McFa5dsn and Fl zabeta
Bradford residents and unknown to petitioner
pub caion therefore made requiring said residents
and unknown heirs to appear at said Court and plead
demur to petition Of said Petitioner, otherwise
the viii be taken fer confessed them for
hearing. TuOS 7. SMILEY Clerk.
neutrality-suspicious. fee "a.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26

LossRs on rHE LAKEs.-The disasters on the
Lakes this season far exceed those Of former
year in number and fatality. The Chicago
Tribune gives an imperfect liss Of the totally
lost vessels, making an aggregate Of six steam.
ers, nine propeIlers, two tugs, five brigs and
tweny-eight schooners. At low calculation
two hundred lives have been lost. Several OF
the vessels have disappeared, and never been
Heard from.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26

s5- We devote the greater portion of
our available space to-day to an able arti-
Gle on Education, written by Mrs. L. VIR-
GINA FRENCH. We hope 10 reader of the
Patriot will permit it to pass without an
attentive aud thoughtful perusal.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26

CIESr0s Ia gsns an, 1ssE.
Mr. w. Debeaf-DeaF Srs--fhs class n ypeng L4ies
In sll1an Nrmzie Ccsgs are lasuie % whom yea have
reesay sisea roErse a leasoaa ia Psnmanship haFs
raas dsesd sas rapid inpfsFesnf aud lake pleasure
n stans ny eaa4tticns th4f ysar SYSTEM a. FepatnnR
l. susrsr % osrl ana needs oaly BE- anders1sod
Be appfesia ted Gad Adeplsd.
aogfs-iml HKNaY aORELASD.
Pracleal u sLlnaa FenAls colssss. cl.aioa. Ia
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NOTICE

IL P~raous hsyng e'aas against ths estate n Jassph
D. haniion, deceased, are notified O. appear and AZ
Ae same Hih The eTk n The County Coart sf Dsgiss
Cosnty, auhsnueat-i IN the uaensr preached ~ au on
% hiers the 23ih day - Febraary 1851 or tf szre
BE- foreyer barred b0lh N Law sn3 busy
JANIS a. HAMILTON.
noEls-tHh Ada'f Of J. d. Hamnt1n
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SAMUEL SWAN, & Co., Manager.
$4,000 Tickets--3,28O Prizes.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$ z o & o o o.!
APPROXIMATIONS PRIXES.
$50 Prizes amounting to................. 1924 90
Whole Tickets $l0;-Helves SIS; Quarters, $50.


The Numbers from 20 $4,000 corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
encrced with small tin tubes and placed 10 wheel
The first PIG Prizes, similarly printed and ercrclei,
Number Is drawn from the wheel Of Numbers and at the
time Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The
he' ana Prize Drawn out are openef and exhibited 20 me
audience and registered by the Commissioners the Prize
being placed against the number drawn This operation is
repeated until III the FRIES are drawn out.
Approximation Prizes.
The two ydng and the two succeeding Numbers to
those drawing the FIRST l6 Prizes will be entitled the O.
approx nation Prizs s, according 20 the Scheme.
600 Prizes Of $50 will he determined by the last fgure
OF the Number thTt draws the $4,000 prize For example
the Number craving the $50 600 Prize ends with No
then All the Tic e's where q number ends In viii b.
entitled 30 $40 II the Number ends with No 2 then al
The Tickets where the Number ends in viii be entitled to
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As, by this Scheme, Tcketn every 10 is guaranteed
TO draw $40 will sell Certificates o. Packages Of 10 Tick
where the numbers eud in 2, s. l. 3 6, I g. o.
the following rates which IS the risk them.
al that they draw over the amount guaranteed aecruts
tothe purchaser.
Certificate OF Package of10 Whole Tickets
10 Half ..... so
10 Quarter .. rs
II win be perceived by this plan. that for $50 the par
Tickets he would only for that Whoes, ihas BY
buying Ctrfces he four chances FOR the larger
Prizes-Halves and Quarter Packages Ia proportion.
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt OF which they viii be forwarded by first mail.
The list OF drawn Numbers and Prizes will be pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing
Prize Tickets eAshsd renewed in other Tickets az either
Office.
Orders for Tickets Certificates can be addressed
noy26 T. sTrisTEEN Box 3, Nashville P O.
ERESH OYSTERS ia kegs are received dairy At
Il RDDLEBEKG Ek's corner Of Cherry and Deaderiok
streets, Tor family use and only 81 per keg.
nCv25
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REMOVAL.

JOHN YORK s co.
HAVE REMOVED THEIR BOOKSTORE TO
NO. rs UNION STREET,
NEW BUILDINGS, OPPOSITE GEORGE GREIG's.
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NECnnrS EnF, NAIE-

nN SATURDAY the 26th day Of December, at the Court
~ House yard, will offer for sale for Cash TWENTY
Likely NEGROES, consisting Of Men, Women and Child
rem. HIRAM VAUGHN, Administrator
novf6 david Of Sarah Vaughn deceased.
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no FOR CHRISTIAS.
TO PRESBYTFRIANS,

THE PRESBYTERIAN HYMN BOOK, in an entire New
Style Of Binding, with flexible backs and oolored edges
A beautiful article. For sale BY
noyl2 CHAS. W. SMITH.
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FOR CAIRO.

FTNHE light draught and fast running cT-1 -
i steamer COMMERCE, r Morris EEz-Ofszesss}}A7 /
Master, will leave for the above and al
intermediate ports THIS DAY at ~ O'Clock A. NJ For
FIRE ;ght passage apply on board. MOVES
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NASHVILLE TRUE WHIG
NOTICE TO DEIIxOUrNrst

WE earnestly cal upon all patrozs o. The lac skssl-
" sas IrNs HAag % Gene farward inue lisfsiy ana
s-iile taer eccoanfs a. fFteF 5a1encs cHHsi o. arf
81 Oar books ana aeconlis the Cd stand a Deas
flA ssfret n me eea1uuE roem o. ths PsTalF O9cr,
shefe one az ihe publishers al b fuas resdF ana aas
q square nccotnts. ALL CLAIMS NOT sgffigD b ne
sis O. peccelees next va aeccaAEiy BE- pAarsd Ia thr
hands 81 IN eticsr ar es1ccson.
ssvi7-svtziwk~ y Z. M1KEsalE CO.
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fsfiRF frou ~ stcve brm, cheeTfaily
need ~ ard oruer Psriusr 70 ne AsorA-
he ttraon 81 ny ed eascers and Friends. and -
hst ~ tism the patronage 30 hbsEar sxen1ed . ne
90 sra zeal d. W. RUSSELL
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TOUOISE KEEPERS.

TIVE Subscribers respectfully call the attenti Of House
Keepers TO the extent anG variety Of articles Of which
their stock is composed all Of which they ebdeavor
FOR CASH a LITTLE lower than Their competitors:
COOKING STOVES OF all sizes CT Wrought Cast Irou
for Coal or Wood.
HEATING STOVES. of various patterns and size, for
Coal or Wood.
FURNACES, for heating public Buildings Stores, &C &C.,
in the most economical manner.
CRATES stock Of Crates is unusually good, and will
the opening Of navigation be complete By ad
dtons from the celebrated mandatory Of JacksOns New
York, and others.
COVERED DISHES, have full supply, suitable for
Hotels private families, &C. all very small advance up
Eastern prices
OYSTER DISHES. Copper Birgins, Tea, Coffee POS,
Urns, Grecque Nurse Lamps, and great variety Of
tices Of Block Tin Of the best quality
WATERS We have large assortment Of Walters Of ee
CANT patterns.
FIkE IRONS S1ovels, Tongs and Pokers all qualities
FIRE IRON STANDS, handsome patterns.
PLATED CUPS, Spoons, Forks, Tea Cups, &c.
COAL SCUTTLES, Iron AMI Copper, Plain and 0rnamen
tai.
CAsT0Rs, Plated, Brittana, &c, SC, with Cut Glass
Cast Bottles
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
is our intention to keep hand full assortment Of
articles required for House Keeping, and be enabled to
have the greatest variety OF the most tasteful goods
have selected upwards Of THOUSAND DIFFERENT AR
TIOLES all useful in House Keeping elegant Mantle
Ornaments, which will receive early in December and
which admirably adapted for CHRISTMAS New YEAR
GIFTS nov26l MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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Esop, Dr.. J. S Youag, Secretary q fSass. Zeaassss
SECRETARY CO STATE's OTEIcE,

kfCpR Df u D AeAgt aerfetdfs - iaii-ss Asa-sets~-
SECRETARY CO STATEs OTEIcE,
Nashville, sept q, ls4S
MessTs. Dolbear-GenlrmeH: have examined
With care yOur system Of Psnmsnship, and take
pleasure 10 adding my humble testimony TO is
merit, as q system based upon correct scieutiae
principles, susceptible Of the most perfect denoo>
straIon snd therclearess practical Illustration. BY
a close Study u Ihe principles aud strict ob>srv
ance Of The rules adopted BY you. any Individual
having the natural use Of the hand and arm. mar.
la a short time, acquire the art permanently Of
wrtss aitb facility and despAteh 40 slrgant hand,
which may be varied 10 style a. pleasure, 70 salt
Any particular purpose or fancy.
Your most obedieut servant
JOHN 5. YOUNG.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26

DEATH OF GEORGE Q. Nov HoRTER.-Tbe
Crescent Of this morning announces the decease
of the Hon. George O. McWhorter, which sad
event occurred yesterday, at NAtchez, at the
residence OF his sister-in-law.
Mr.. McWhorter's political career is too well
known, here and elsewhere, 10 require reca-
pitulation. In all his transaetlons-Private,
as well as public and politieal-he was frank,
open, honorable aud independent.
lie was, al the time OF his death, one OF the
editors and prOprietors of the Baton Rouge
Gazette, and in his demise the editorial ira
ternity have lost ''bright and shining light"
from their ranks, and the community al large
q worthy and influential citizen. Peace 10 his
ashes,-N D. Pic 16h.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26

CITUATED in Cannon County and Immediately on -
- the Stage Road leading from MUrfreesboro to Nc I
Minville, thirteen miles from the latter The Farm ss
consists of 400 Of land part Of which well set
Herds Grass. The Dwelling is built in neat and
di0us STYLE containing eight with eight frepaces
aud situated Of the most commanding emiDences in
the country. The Farm is well watered, having plumber
Of perpetual Springs OF the finest FreestOne and Chabeae
water in the world The location is truly des able
sort for the invalid. nun Der Of persons already visit II
Springs and for who has taste for keeping the
fortune might be made Apply sooD or you will lose bar
gain. For further particulars address the undersigned.
DIR. S. B. MELON, Cearmont Springs,
nov26-wlt Cannon County, Tennessee.
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From 4. Hume.
NASHVILLE Sent 90 1913

NASHVILLE, sept. ~, 1913.
Mr. Dolbear:-Haviug had fair opportunity Of
examining your system of Pennmanship, and hav~
ing seen the wonderful and rapid Improvement of
your pupils in my school, consider it but just to
say, that believe it to be not only the best system
but the only one deserving the name--ior by strict
attention to the rules given any person may, in a
very short time, acquire a free, rapid and elegant
hand. | should be pleased to see it universally
adopted. Most respectfully your Obedent ser
want, ALFRED HUME.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26

c55- From Mr.. Pearl Principal of the Natchez
Institute after witnessing the result Of a course OF
Lessons l gave to above 800 pupils in the Insti-
tute:
To THE MEssRs. DoLBEAR-Gentlemen | deem
it my duty to express my opinion of your PEN
mauship, from what | observed during your recent
course Of instruction in this Institution. / have
watched closely, both your method OF imparting
instruction, and the advancement Of the pupils. 1t
is the ONLY system which have seen successfully
adapted to public school instruction. 1t has only
to be understood by Teachers, Superintendent
and Trustees in general, to be appreciated and
adopted. Very respectfully,
J. F. PEARL Principal hatcher Institute.
NArcHEz Dec %, 1915.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26

DEM. y SHIELDS viii sell 40 o'c ok an iuyo.re OF
ID asi fresh GOODS just received ON Phltde pha.
sale positive. Terms Cash, BESJ. 4. SHIELDS.
noV18
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-26

The Cincinnati Times of Saturday says at tho
suggestion of the Mayor, Mr.. Snyder, the City
Sealer of Cincinnati paid an official visit to the diff
ierent coal yards of the city. He took with him
officer Joseph Derre, that he might not be inter-
fered with in his investigations. Mr. Snyder tested
all the two bushel measures he could find in the
coal yards, and which used in the sale of coal.
Startling it may appear, he found but tlcO dealers
Uio have used honest measures!
The investigation has resulted in Mr.. Snyder,
preierring chsrges in the Police Court against the
following dealers Of COAL separate charges being
made for every measure found below the STANDARD:
Cochenower-Several charges.
Graf, Hook 4 Co.
Gassenger & Wassel.
Walker-several charges.
Peach Orchard Coal Company.
Garfield < Bentran.
coored man whose yard is at the corner OF
Sixth street and the Miami canal.
Hamilton Black.
Mining and Manufacturing Coal Company.
X. & NJ. Dodsworth.
Cincinnati Fuel Company.
Brushnell & Company.
In addition to the above a charge is also preferred
against Richard Asbcraft The City Seser says,
however that his measures originally came up TO
the standard but have been worn off. He is Of
the opinion that Mr.. Ashcraft did not intend to VIC
late the law, but that remains for the Court to de-"
eide.
No measures whatever were found in the yards
Of Mr. Buchanan and other dealers. They repre-
sented that they did not use them, selling only by
the cart load.
Measures coming fully up to the standard were
found in one yard only, and that was at a small
place ia the western part Of the city, owned by
Miles Greenwood, Esq. Mr.. Greenwood, knowing
the great scarcity of fuel at the present time, is
selling his coal TO poor people only, and at fair
prices. He will not sell over four bushels to one
person at a time, aud it appears from the report Of
the City Sealers, what he sells for bushel Of coal
is a bushel Of coal.
Some Of the measures found in other yards are
said to be outrageously scAnt One two bushel
measure was short over peckl and Others were
not far behind il.
The visit Of the City SeaIer caused quite sem
saton among the coal dealers and since the result
of that visit has been made known, quite feeling
exists in relation TO the matter People feel that
It is bad enough to be forced to pay eX,ortlonate
prices for fuel, without being cheated in the guam
tity.
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