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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09
LITERATURE.
A CAMPAIGN TRACT.
IA CATHOLICS, ATTENTION
Hear Win C,rap sayaa hau ri aaiap

A GATmoLIcs ATTENTION
Hear what Pope Gregory says about the slave trade
deal in slaves Hear his anathemas all
who IN ' sES xsE fSan'sn'n''
including Of those who BY voting for Buchanan or
hfA TaE ES aira SSfSS 5iESd sfTI
In Amercs entirely Ignoring losing sight above doca
to publish the same for The benefit Of
none of whom would care to vote for
after reading this proclamation of his Holiness They would
JOHN c. FREMONT,
who is pledged s r hs0s sT,%yr oI1GARcuy..
and to extend the area OF freedom
FREMONT AND DAYTON CLUBS
Of the Pope cardinals engaged
in the work Of freeing slave from his chansn addition
80 ''' pASIEL o,coNNELLs
'e~s0H slavery siaS 4 6' FRESHMEN
up pssed fGos as s
eight page tract which should be scattered broadcast among
1sys slag enssI that class Of VIII be ready
Thousands o have been ordered Send early
Price per 100 $40 iOO 81 81 cents single Each
sr e New
A RICH -NUSaEa TIVE UNITED STATES DEMO.
"A cssc Reyleh, for September ready, embellhhei
o JOIN Terms IS IN aeasee sne num-
bets. . cents Address LLOYD co, s35 Broadway N
COLUMBUS DISCOVERING THE FIRST LAND OF
a1 ae
ae the american agents for Hy Graves
q s
s and n a9F P pee e
pa Complete se rsr%
sporting plates Prices from . % than any
where Carvers and gders booksellers and publishers ge
1eFay ssppS s yo PHILLIPS Publishers agent 81
nIRECToRIEs.-NEw ENGLAND BUSINESS DIREc.
- TORY Svo. 900 PIP. Price So S. 30 by mail free of
., cite: and states sale By H.
in his California costume Size 10 by "a inches Price, IS
'V soULE ROGERS, as washington street. Boston
GREAT RUSH AT EVANS cos.-THE FACT IS
SH that % way s The so best place New
can bought elsewhere and give with each book present.
varying in value from IS cents 500 The value Of the
al the me Of to as
Catalogues containing full explanations sent on application
ii nIsfoRY OF TIE Str sTRt HSslF FOR SLAVERY
EXTENSION OR KEsS sEhTEs IN THE UNITED
DECLARATION or INDEPENDENCE TO THE PRESENT
By Homer GsErLEr;
ard nays the mpor ant decisions either House
whole subject specially is 5eaTngs Kansas rs
viii an Of ss o s
use Of the people and Of politicians of every party
Slavery in the Colonies Slavery under the Constitution
der the Federal Government Cessons of Southern Territory
Early attempt Override the Ordirane 81 The First
souri, Struggle The Second Missouri Struggle The Third Mis-
souri, struggle Extension OF Missouri, The Annexation of
Texas The Wlmot Provso, Oregon Bill TO Organize
Territory The Compromise of 1880 The Kansas Nebraska
Struggle.
syo sewed 50 cents; Goth. rs For sale by all book
sellers Clubs suppliec liberal application the
publishers. DIX, EDWARDS Co, 32l Broadway NY.
TUsf PUBLISHED
81 edition OF THE FREMONT SoNGSTER set TO mu-
enlarged by the addition OF twenty four songs and
comprising the choicest campaign melodies written. The
rapid Of this book has induced the publisher
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GREAT RUSH AT EVANS 4 CO'S.-THE FACT rs
VI established that 400 Broadway the best place
York to buy books EVANS CO sell books low they
can be bought elsewhere and give with each book
varying In value from Is cents 10 800 The the
present depends upon the number of the books
Hvcred at the time of SALE Great inducements 10 agents.
Catalogues containing full explanations application
ADDRESS free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09
81 y. FRANKLIN. AucTroNEER.-sALE OF

In scrTENCR, AUCTTONEER-E. sCHENCK a
In cell at auction, this day at O'Clock, at their
| "a Nassau street a very fine jet black Shetland
bids high beautiful animal and entirely safe Zoe
az .1g been used the past summer by little girl
he nnd by her ridden 10 " miles At time, entirely
ccirent and now sold for NJ fault but for want of
krpe,alcsrrisges, light top and road wagons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

w S. MELLOR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
w .of elegant cabinet furniture this day Tuesday Sept at
LOS O'Clock at salesoom Is aud is Park opposite the
Asior House being the stock OF first class cabinet manuc
removed to the and In be sold peremptory
by order Of consisting In of solid rosewood par
Tor sres covered with rich brocael uush 10
rockers, volaie aud sweep back paor chairs Tursisa
chairs covered In rich fancy cnborately carved
music snbnet and writing secretary wardrobe, rosewood
nrmoS lined with satinwood Is enamelled chamber suites
piaO and with marble tops bookcases aecrelrias ward
rosA oak mahogaDy rosewood and walnut chamber fnrn
IN great variety Also variety plain furniture
and second hand, with which the sale viii commenced
altogether forming the richest collection offered auction this
Goods be packed the premises for shipping
Catalogues morning Of sale. Ladies' and gentlemen
particularly invited to view the stock previous 70 purchasing
elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

|DyD, AUCTI0NEER. --BoyD h HILL Will,
day st los o'clock, nj the dwellinv house in Vim
oor from south sixth street. Williamson rr elegans
Ipet rosewood piano. rich gilt mirror rlch wa1npi
| e. &c. sale without reserve. Terms cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

Iy. AUCTroNEFR.-sTOCK OF STOVES. Try
wood mud willow ware furnishing goois ana
cslon, thla day Sep emker 3, n, ten O'clock a.
3itcet near avenue ". ADO the lease and hStures
Sosiis required al the time oil sale.
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w 8. NETLoR, AuCTToNEFR.- AT
auction this day Tuesday at o'clock. a. saesroom Is
snd Is Park row viz deliberately carved legs pearl in
lad plate. = octave made by w. Indeman Son. Of New
York and s6J also three second hand pa~os good
tone and nsh also twenty piano stools covered with plush
and hair cls'h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

III = = ' NUN NNVT fVtFHFfss-I FNFNF TVNl
If \ III me lot OF sugars, white refined. light brown
seas green and black. III chests aud half chests;
{sry various brands, brandy, IN pipes. half pipes
|ud elph h. cases and dem Johns: wines IN casks
sale 10 commence n 1913 A. N. on "Wednesday
10 RAGLFy a SANAGE, 50 Cedar street
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w s. MFTLOR, AUC1IONEFR CHINESE RED
stead deliberately carved walnut antique library table
cost $3.50 % wood or suit chairs IN rch coverings 500
bottles of cordial brandy bers second hand household furn
ture carpets kitchen furniture, oil cloths, &c. a,
auction this day tuesday ut the saesroom Is aud Is Park
W. Tie trade particularly invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

w =. MFTIoR, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PLATE
w pier nnd maniel mirrors this day Tuesday II o'clock
~ he classroom Nos IL and Is Park consisting ofweny
- quality French plate pier and msnie mirrors OF the latest
ard most fashionable styles and richly ornamented frames
and first quality plate also about forty oil paintings In rich
Git frames also three rolls Of ingram carpet mating table
cohs counterpanes clocks. &c also entire invoice OF
rich French china cut glass do motto cups
,e sets nc The whole for positive sale. Catalogues
M0inlnQ nL sae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

w Would be seen wearing
iry pair Of hid gloves.
: uvens ncdorous glove cleaner, 49,.
can be worn Immediately sterwaris'
The ncreduous have the truth e ne ssove vetnrS On
their old gloves without cost 70 prove that hs no numous
For sale by all druggists and tancy goods deaers
CONTENT, NEAkf ACo, W. sroaaWAL
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BANS, AuCTTONEER.--BY u. N. LEEDS \ co.
rsfay. sept q 81 " O'Clock, NJ the store No -
| ct splendid seven 'ciavc rosewood planof,rie,
~ made by Firth Pond 4 10 has three pedals,
~ new; cost 800, WARRANTED OF quality can be Oh
b. uircd, from the makers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

Is nERTs. IN AUcrIogEER-wIIL OFFER
On tuesday, sept ., al los O'Clock, a. the sales
sis Pine street, 10 paT advances. ~ packets Cd
Java coffee. ~ chests black and green teas, ~
1aIs - clrhh casks hrandy, Is eases clsre, :
Afotl &c.. together with a q neral assortment Of
- aud liquor. Also. l3) th0us tnd line Havana
|cgsis suitable for The Southern and Western trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09
w hli fnrni,nre IN iRvING 4 % vii eli Z,

auction tuesday sept q at lOis O'Clock at their sales
rooms, No Pine street general assortment removed for
Of sale consisting OF Brussels aud
carpets painted and enameled cottage suites with marble
os rosewood suites paror furniture covered In plush and
ocae mahogany sofas and chairs cloth and
hocae mahogany and black walnut marble top centre and
pier tables, French plate mantel
bookcases and hatsads rosewood
ing huse desks mahogany French
crimson window curtains and cornices mahogany plano FORTE
5ociave oicloh mating &c. washssnds bronze Candida
bras toilet Gets crockery and glassware black wal
nut extension dining tables together with large and general
assortment OF kitchen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09
CARPErINGs AND UPHOLSTERY.

CARPETS.
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DOUGHTY u BRO,
al Roadway opposite tie PARK.
We constantly receiving from Europe and the sucoa
sales al the latest styles Carpc.iDg, which oer a tho
lowest market rates tine stock Of cheap ingrsins
ssuty on hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

for the public exhibition Of entirely stick OF coaks
comprising the --latest and most
exclusive style, selected for them Paris and copies
manufactured by them NJ their premises IN Canal street
Messrs. d. W. have had large experience the
economy of the business and bring into unrng energy
and firm determination TO give their customers
ton their MOTTO will be, "civity nothing and by adj
herring IN their daily intercourse with their patrons hope
10 prove also that will gain them they VIII be able
BY the facilities which they have for procuring the most recent
fashions 10 give their customers the latest Par an styles
prices aaeQw possible
The ladies' OF New York and surrounding cities invited
10 inspect stock and bear IN mind our motto Every
article warranted made In the best manner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

DAwNBROKER'S SAIF.-W. " LEWIS, Wilt SELL,
this day at 1875 Bowery, up stairs By order OF w r.
simpson quantity Of unredeemed pledges consisting of
wearing apparel blankets quilts boots shoes
6c. Sal o att. 4, o'clock A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

IN, AUC1fONEER-BY s. BoGART.-THfS
y lni; O'Clock, nj the auction room corner OF
~ William streets, small lot Of household fnrni
tsteads carpets, &c; also a lot OF crockerv and
also ConsiaOles SALESMAN lot of cloths and cass
JAMES GLASS, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09

GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE AUCTION.
In morrow 10 O'Clock ca premises stock and fixtures OF
store 100 avenue Is Twelfth street. comprising
coffee soap candles spices, liquors segars tobacco De
Po9i' - WELLINGTON A. CARTER Auationeer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-09
|,TION NOTICE. -PEREMPToRY SALE OF HOUSE

CTION NOTTCE.-M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
will sell this day at 1913 O'Clock at q Centre street by
OF the mortgage elegant household furniture, post.
from yesterday account of the storm, viz wood
brocgel bookcases, with general assortment of good
dining room and library furniture; several tapestry
ingram carpets china, cutlery crockery, &c Sale rain
me- T.. JENNINGS, per Attorney for Mortgagee.
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DIRECTORIES.-NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS DIREC.
~ TORY Svo 900 PIP. Price So s. 80 by mail free of
postage Directories of cities and States for sale by VIM H.
EoYD 229 Broadway. Canvassers wanted in every city
E,REMONT, THE PIONEER.-JUsT PUBLISHED, A
IL spirited and nearly full length portrait Of Col Fremont
in his California costume Size 10 BY "a inches Price, rs
cents. A liberal discount 10 the trade.
SOULE x ROGERS, 4J6 Washington street, Boston.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-12-23
HILLsDALE, MICH, TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1856

We know tho ruffians in this section deny
to this day that Gay was shot because he was
in favor Of a free state in Kansas. But the
proof that such is the case, is positive, as the
following which was given in evidence on the
inquest will show. The witness testimony was
that:
between them. They took turns in riding. When
within one and half mile Of home they mot by
three men and ordered TO stop. Did stop-.were or
dered to drink Young man who was in the saddle
refused. Old man. after some excuse, consented
asked il he WINS pro-savery. lie replied he
was Cass Democrat, fiom Michigan. The question
repeated- Are you pro-slavery .mnnF . III
could bavemy own way, should prefer TO have
Kansas come into tho Union free Stnte rather than
Slave State" Ono of the three drew his revolver
and shot him. -Four shots two through the body
and two in his limbs. The young man attempt
edto Zee and was shot through tho thigh"
Young Gay come back with tho wound in
his leg, and confirmed all. And now what
was ever done by Mr.. McClelland to detect
and punish the murderer! A Correspondent
at Washington says:
- The leader Of the very gang whicl, murdered
Mr.. Gny. aud mainied his son. came almost immedi-
ntely to Washington and claimed the Office vacated
by the death of his victim. The Government did
not openly crafty his desires but the Governor Of
Kansas did of course. with the approval of the Pres
dent and Secretary of Interior and that bloods tain
cd wretch w9s or is in some station OF Public
ployment."
Such is the action Of tho Government
with regard to its agents in Kansas. One,
murders with impunity, and is only remov-
cd because ho is pro-savery Another is
murdered in cold blood because he is in favor
of freedom, and Secretary McClelland is so
busy in securing the freedom of couple of
blacks in Arkansas that no notice is taken of
the murdered, and even one Of the gang Sc
cures the office of the murdered man or some
other appointment! And will people sum-
Der over such outrages? ?-[ Adrian Exp.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-12-23

Bro SroRIEs.-A lot of young fellows
were trying their skill at telling big stories
few days ago. Among the numerous stories
told on the occasion were the following hard
ones:
Bill said
know tree that fifteen men CHOPPED at
for seven weeks, and then they took a notion
TO 60 round and look at the other side. They
travelled four days and then they came to a
party of forty who had been chopping at it
for four months and it was not cut half
through yet!"
Tom said
"I remember that tree right well. 1t was
an oak, and five million hogs werc fattened
yearly on the acorns that fell from itlr
Joe said:
"The tree was afterwards cut down and
five hundred sawmills have been working on
it for two years, and it was not half cut up
yet. Two new towns, five bridges and near
ly n thousand barns have been built with the
lumber il has produced. The chips made in
cutting it down, when closely heaped, meas
ured four million cords, and have supplied
two furnaces with charcoal for the last two
years"
Jack said
"Deacon Brown afterwards dug out tho
stump and turned the place into pasture
field. He kept so many cows on il that he
made million pounds Of butter and nearly
as much cheese every year,"
Now came Stick-in-the-mud's turn. Draw
ing himself up, he said
"Wa-all, | dunno how many pounds of but
ter and cheese Deacon Brown, makes yearly
But ] do know that he runs the five hun
drcd sawmills Joe mentioned by Jutter-miit
pover"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-12-23
FIRE INSURANCE. AGENCY.
ACKSON co. MUTUAL AND CASH


Esia Jliskea IN 1S3j--(rash Capital 100000.
Hon. J. +. BEEBE, Pres Hon. j. B. EAroN, Vice Prest
~ Z. DYER, Sec'y. Nf
The undersigned Is prepared TO insure Dwelling Houses
Stores, Shops and other buildings hold Furuufe
Merchandise against loss damage by Fire in tins safe
and firmly established Company upon fair and reasonable
terms property insured either upon the Mutual Cash
pan. All losses promptly adjusted
q. w LUMBARD, Agent.
March "a, 1856. 1y Office in Underwood's Block
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-07

THE CAMELs IN TExAs.-The Galveston Nesos
correspondence from Castroville, Medina county,
Texas, dated l9h utimo, from which we take the
following interesting particulars in relation to the
Cauels which have lately been imported there BY
the United States Government:
al had also the pleasure of making the acquain
lance OF Majpr Wayne, for several years attached
to the War Department in Washington, who went
out last year to Asia and intro Iced the Camels
into this county which arrived at Indianola last
spring, and nov kept at this post Ii has been
selected by him the best adapted TO that service
for which be intends them. When we arrived
they were grazing some two miles distant attends
ted by the Arabs who have charge OF them, when
Msjor Wayne very kindly sent out aud had them
driven in for our inspection. There are altogether
thirty two, including some young ones, aud ali are
in excellent health, and seem to be doing we'll
Majpr Wayne gave Us very interesting account of
their habits aud peculiaTities, and he ordered one
Of them to be led out and loaded "a f for Jour
ney. Alter kneeling 10 receive the pack saddle a
most cumbrous load OF itself, but such as are used
10 the country from which they came a load of
corn was placed on the animals back, sufficient for
TWO mules TO draw in wagon, with which he start
ed of at a good round pace. A dromedary WAS
next led out, after kneelng TO receive the saddle,
be was mounted by An Arab, who started of across
the prairie at pace which seemed TO me not much
short OF two forty lick This pace they can
keep up for hours 10 succession, travelling with per
feet ease from sixty TO eighty miles per day They
can also sub-ist for several DAYS without water aud
their adaptability to the frontier service for which
they are designed, is now matter beyond doubt
Msjor Wayne informed me that be had forty more
animals coming out, and he is now building sta.
Die in which they will be kept which he expects TO
get flushed before the cold weather sets 10"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-07

THE ADRIAT o-Mr L. Y. Haughwout, OF
New York has just finished the table service tor
tie new steamer Adriagie. The whole cost OF
tins service is $4,000, aud il embraces entire,
fifteen thousand Pirces Tie table ware Is OF
the tiaest qaahty-double thick French poroe,
lain, and tie entire service Of this slone con
sisls Of near six thonsand pieces. The water
pitchers are ornAmented With god, With lhe
naIne of tie steamer inscribed upon them -
The cut elass ) 81 the finest quality, 20 the
style Of the old English hollow diamond, and
consists Of about Two Thousand pieces. The
covered dishes, castors tea sets. baskets, turks,
and a oons are very rich, aHd Comprise over
twothousand pieces. Tie tablscailery isIpade
~ the finest steel, with the name ~ the sleas
meF upon them, ard consists o. some thirleea
hundred pieces. The other ornaments u. lhe
table, consisting u silver and plated gods a.
very beautiful. Lamp-, suspensi,,n aud track
ets with state room articles, aEe al 10 the sane
superb style. ss.zsa sssul 80
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-07
our Paper.

We take this occasion to return our
profound thanks to our political friends
throughout the State for the liberal man.
ner in which they have sustained us
throughout the late canvass Our sub
scrption list has been steadily and rapidly
on the increase through the whole year,
and our journal now finds its way to every
section and county in the State, and to
many counties in the adjoining States. We
would remind the advertising public Of this
fact, and suggest TO them that they can
find no better medium to the public eye
than through our columns.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-07
Two Raps Too Pew.

gentlensn somewhat advanced in life,
who was the other part of strong minded lady,
had great faith in spirituasnl. His wife openly
proclaimed her infdelity and with the consis
tency which often forms part Of the female
character, for long time refused to he cons
WINGED of her errors through test or expert
ment. AT last the persnasioDs of the husband
induced from her promise to make one Of q
circle at the residence of celebrated medium,
upon condition. however, that she should pre-
cede her husband in entering the house, and
that nothing should be said or done by him
which should disclose to the "mejum" the fact
that any connection existed between them.
The wife, on entering, found two gentlemen
10 waiting and the aforesaid medium. Soon
after this the husband came in and circle was
formed, the lady Of course taking precedence
over the other. She Ascertained that spirit
was present who would communicate with
her, and was desired TO ask any test question
which she might think proper. After having
been Informed that she must put her questions
SO as 70 have them answered atiirmstively BY
three raps, or negatively by one rap, she qnes-
toned AS follows:
"Am | married.
Rap, rap, raPl
''Hays been married but oncel"
Rap!
slow long have been marriedl"
Rap, RAP, rap, rap, rap, rap, rap, raPl ('Eigh,
years, said the medium.
"IIave childrenin
Rap, rap, rapl
..How manjii
Rap, rap rap rap (''Four') said the me
dun.
The lady was somewhat startled st the cor
rectness OF Jl,e-e answers, and freely confessed
it. With radiant face the husband then
''braced in, )" and asked The following test ques
tioGs:
sam ] mariedas
Rap, zap, rap
"IIow long haseI been married."
"Rsr, RAP, RAGS, rap, rap. rap. RAP, rapl
'S,range coIucdeucel" mersnured Tbs me
dinm. s1s rtE
''EIaye ebildrenfa
Rep, rap, 49, -
"liow nsBN
Rap. rapl
s.Nha-a-si1
Rap, rapl
'-6nod God How manyg"
RkPl kAPi
TIE slie ssoened, and the husband. when
lasi sren. Vas wslklne on tbs Jersey d.Is. To
stAis o. y thelaay prsfesses 70 dlshslieset
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-07
Election Ne1

observation-disclosures 1878; Fillmore sac; Fill
more gain 8.
FRAsKLIs--Buehanan 1927; Fillmore 3sl-maj.
1895; Buchanan nett gain IS.
ROBERTSON Fillmore 1889, Buchanan 92s; Bu'
chanan nett gain l16.
WARREN Fillmore All; Buchanan 1880; Fill
more gain Al.
suxsrR- Buchanan 300, Fillmore 500; Demo.
cratic gain IL.
MAuRr--FiIlmore 1876, Buchanan 1928; Dem
ocratic gain 1876.
WAYSE-Fimore gain vote
acknowledgements majority 496, Demo
cratic gain Of 40.
acknowledgements gain IL.
MoKTGoMKRY-FilImore /, 1858. Buchanan 9l4r
Democratic gain l67.
DEcATuR-Fillmore gain of 81.
LINooLN-Buchanan 267O; Fillmore 4s1-Dem
gain 800.
sMTH-Complete except one district-FillmorC
1890; Buchanan 6s2-Dem gain 100.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-07
COUNTY BONDS.
CHARLES HE!DSICK CHAMPAGNE,
Negro Girl Wanted,

nU8 present prices for STICK CANDY is S1s per 100 lbs
" Other clne. ton ariss sold az LnIm.r css