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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-20

THE Neon sh0ne bright, one suI
II night,
Old Sol wsa gone somewhere,
/ thought would try if could
Get me some fresh, cool air;
1t seemed to me, fact to be,
That all we've gone to rest,
When suddenly a melody
With rapture filled my breast;
When getting near, better to hear
Whence this sweet music came,
l saw some played seronade
To some sweet, lovely. dame;
Guitar and flute, both very good,
A banjo, tamborins;
A fiddle fine, not made of pine,
The best Pve ever seen;
ACCORDION, fife, az in my life
l think l seldom found;
Each instrument was sure to lend
More sweetness to the sound;
Wanting TO know, liked them 20,
Where could find such more,
The quick reply was-Go and buy
Them at ScHAAp'S Fancy Store.
Au Coruor BROAD and "A etree
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-20
MBDICIlgHs.
,1sIrE WHITE n0sK HAS FADED.

~ Witt. posa has faded that laid ON the breast
Or our dear little infant We loved and csfessed;
FROM this world of TO the sweet realms sDove
She has left N to dwell in that haven ofiovs.
In the eoffin We laid her. around her brow was sa-
twined .u,,n
The fsv faded rose leaves that were still LETT behind
On the grave we hsve planted ross In full oleoms
Te remind NJ at once Of the dear one enfsmoed.
We will weep mot for thee, lot cur sorrow now cesse
Let our Thoughts reign above to that beacon 81 peees
n ouehs Cods or Asthma u the cause OF our grlel
Take LE0NARDs COUGH SYRUP or INSTANT
RELIEF.
Wholesale Agents. Mesns. PURCELL, LADD
co. To be had Of all Druggists in Nehmood.
nv IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-20

IACkSON,S EXCELSIOK BlTTERS il
y peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to every
disease of the liver and stomach which In produced by
our ever varying climate. In all forms of bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint it il one of the most
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by R. Il. JACKSON, and for sale
by Drus gists generally. je %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-20

e. GRACE STREET, NEAR THE T CAPIT M
- SQUARE.-Expectin to move shortly into nv
new house, corner of 9th and Grace streets vii
SELL on accommodating terms, that large and sxss.d.
ingly pleasant residence now occupied by ma an
Grace street. two doors above St. Paui's Church. w
it 30 pleasant will sell the new house (which
similarly situated) and give long time for large p.,
of the purchase money. r"'
y an 16-eo4t r u nJyop
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-20
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN
"A POWHATAN FOR SALE will SELL private

A VALUAKLE TRACT OF LAND IN
IA POWHATAN FOR SALE. Il will sell, private
y, my tract of Land in tho county of Powhatan. 1t
contains seven hundred and twenty acres onehalf of
which is in original growth and heavily tinbered-
the timber consisting principally of pine red and
white oak, poplar. &c. 1t lies the main Eastern
branch Of Jones' Creek about four miles from James
river five six miles from Tomahawk Depot, and
about the same distance from Powhatan Depot, on
the Danville Railroad. 1t has good dwelling house
and all necessary out houses, including q sufficient
number of good tobacco barns for securing large
crop of tobacco. @
The above land will be sold on very accommodating
terms. deem it unnecessary to say any thing more,
as those disposed to buy will, of course, visit the
premises before buying.
iy 23-dGwlm 3. B. HUGHES.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
RY THE NATIONAL LINE.


/
LIVERPOOL, Nov 24-Cotton inactive, declined
| Lie, sales for days 5000, of which 10000 was
to exporters, and 900 to spectators. Manches-
ter markets quiet but steady, breadstufs dull Flour
inactive; Baltimore and Philadelphia, 32s 6d,a33s
Cd; Ohio 35s Cd; Red Wheat IS 6ia9s Sd; White
ss 9dal0s; Corn quiet but steady; Beef and Pork
dull, Consols for Cash 925a93; English funds less
buoyant but favorable; no change in money affairs
at Paris. Bank of France supposed to be slightly
improved. The Neapolitan Minister bad not left
Paris, and his language indicated his intention to
remain in the advent that Redshid Pasha secures
a Minister who will not be likely TO be influenced
by Russi4 intrigue. good deal of discomfort
prevails in the manufacturing districts of France.
The Ueralds' Paris Correspondent states that no
money crisis is to be feared, greater abundance
of money is admitted by all commercial authorities.
The Times correspondent says that the influence
Of Russia in the Danu5ian principalities increases
every day.
WAsHISGroN, Nov. 1s-The Office of Capt. MeiGs
south wing o. the Capitol took fire from the fur
nace-damage but small; but most Of the maps
and plans Of the Capitol were destroyed
CoNsrANrINoPLE, Oct 2S-The Ultimatum of
England has been forwarded to the Shah of Persia.
The Persian Army was proceeding with the seige
of Herat and terrifying Enmons Of which it had OBJ
tanned possession after defeating the Afghans, 5000
of whom had surrendered. a Vienna despatch
dated 2nd inst, states that it settled at Con-
stantnople between the Porte and England and
Austria that the occupation Of the Black Sea should
be prolonged. The British squadron off the Isle
of serpents has been re enforced. The NeOpolitan
squadron does not stir but is taking board pro
visions and ammunition for six months. The
Mining Posts correspondent says that Mr.. Pecre
had arrived from Naples aud would leave on Tues
day for London.
MONTREAL, Nov 1.-THE fire at Three Rivers
Saturday morning destroyed 30 buildings; loss half
million dollars half of the business portion OF the
town destroyed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE only line of action
the administration is contemplating, relative to IA
nana and Aspinwall that has been satisfactorily
ascertaned is that the right Of our citizens ndivid
uslly interests our Government, and they will be
vigorously enforced and protected BY means promis-
ing to be more direct and efficient than those here
tofore employed. Gen. Jno b Eaton, formerly
prominent in political circles, died this morning,
aged IS years.
New YORK, Nov. Is-Sterling exchanged firm.
The Lancaster Bank suspended this morning
Flour steady, 25aG As: Southern GOAT 40;
Wheat, White coal 6S; Red 5lal55; Pork Is,
Lard 12E.
PIrrsBURG, Nov 1S.-River 25 inches water in
the channel.
CxcINSArI, Nov Is-Flour 5a5 25 Whisky
24b; Wheat Red O6a1 Os; Groceries unchanged.
River falling.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1s-The River is slowly re-
ceding.
NEW YORK, Nov. IS, Evening.-COtton sales
% 900 bales, foreign advices having stiffened the
market. Coffee 9iall3; Sugar active at de-
cline
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
COM M E RCIAL.
NAsnvILLR. Nov. ]

NASHVILLE, Nov. 10.
CoTroN.-There was nothing doing in the Cotton
market yesterday. few bales came in but we
heard of no transactions. Market quiet in nearly
every species Of trade.
FLoUR.-Unehanged We quote superfne at
S. IS; extra brand Sc IS; sc 80.
AEAL.-Receipts light. A good article CONS
mands 55a6Oc per bushel.
BACoS.-Dull. We quote clear sides at 7c.
LARD.-Prime is active at l0sl04c
SUGAR Demand active. Prices unchanged.
We quote at 1IaIl9 for fair 70 prime, Choice
scarce and quoted at l2aI2t
AoLAssEs Ia coming forward in fair quanti~
ties We quote 0 at SOC; and Sugarhouse at
zoe.
CoFFEE The trade in Coffee is active. We
quote Rio at llIal2i; LaguyrA IA; Java false.
WHrsKT.--Active, with transactions at 3Sa45
for common to extra Cincinnati
BEEswAx-Demand good. We quote at pc.
GINsENG.--In demand at 3Sc.
SALr.-Sslt has been received in considerable
quantities. We quote fine sack at 1915 per bag;
coarse do at $3.50.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

NIsHr ScHooLs.-This is truly the golden
age of improvemant-an age of progress In its
most expansive sense. In education as well
as in every thing else, We are moving forward
as a people at an accelerated pace, institutions
OF various kinds have been established and
movements been put on foot by which all may
drink from the sparkling fount OF knowledge.
SO great are the advantages in many places
that man without an education is almost an
object of pity. Intellect is fast becoming the
standard by which the merit of an individual
is decided, and with the liberal institutions
which we have already and might have in our
midst, there need be no excuse for ignorance
on the part of young men, apprentices,
clerks, DC.
Ii is gratifying to see the disposition mani
Tested by many Of our young men, to improve
the long winter evenings which are upon US,
by forming themselves into societies for mutu-
al benefit aud intellectual advancement. II
successfully carried out there can be no doubt
that their efforts will be crowned with the
hsppiest results.
But the intention of this article is to ads
vance a su question one which we think if
put into operation would be of incalculabls
benefit to many young persons who are de-
prived of the privileges OF day schools, by the
necessities OF labor We refer TO a system of
night schools such as has been established ia
other cities Of the Union. To such-to the
apprentice, or clerk, or to those whose school
days were trifed away, the time occupied in
sUch manner would be truly golden moments;
fitting those who ayailed themselves OF the
privilege for stations which they otherwise
could not hope to reach. Nothing could be
more honorable or praiseworthy than to see
the youth Of the city avail.ng themselves Of
such q glorious attribute Of American freedom
preparing themselves for high and honora-
bic positions in society or at least for all The
duties Of intelligent aud good citizens. How
much better would it be for them than to
spend their time more than idly as 10 many,
very many instances, is the case at present.
The suggestion is made, and we trust that
Il may be duly considered by all those who
feel any interest in the advancement, INTEL
lectually and socially, Of the youth of Nash
vile.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IL.
CoTToE.-The demand has been comparatively
moderate to-day; with sales Of about 1900 bales
the market being easy at yesterdays quotations
The business Of yesterday proves to have been
fully l9, 600 bales. We quote:
Inferior, 50 Mddling, 4 HALT
Ordinary, l0sal0h Good Mddling, 4al2
Good Ordinary, lO4slO5 Middling Fair, l24al24
Low Middling, IL allb Fair, l2falS
SUeAR-The market is very firm, AMI the de-
maud good, the sales embracing about 10 hbds
of which rs old crop Clarified at III, at !, and
at l04c. per ID.
MoLAssEs We noticed sales of 100 bbls new
crop 100 and 4O) at &c. per gallon.
ToBAoco.-4 hhds Snaps we're sold to day at
4tc., and Is Of Stems at Sc. per ID.
SALT.-A cargo of about 27,OOo bushels Spanish
Salt from ToruViejo) sold at Csc. per bushel
CoFFEH-There has been good demand, with
sales of 27OO bags, comprising 1000 on private
terms, 30 at lot, 5s5 at l0s., $50 at lOs, $50
prime at IL, and 90 inferior at SIC. per ID.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

That IuUmNAuoN-In their impression
Of yesterday, our contemporaries of the
Union and american compliment a mum,
Der of the illumnators Of Saturday night.
The names of some of the aristOcracy OF
the party figure largely in its article. Now,
we submit to the public whether our neigh,
bors have not done rank injustice to the
lesser lights, Of the foreign legion particu-
larly, in passing them over slightingly.
They may not have had wax candles, or
gas, but they made the best use of tallow
they could. Why not, then, have word
of commentator for the Farrells, the
KubGes, the CoIlets, the WolfeS, the Nal
langs, and others? All, neighbors, neigh
bors, can't you make amends for greasing
the fat SOW?
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

Office Eighth, between Pine and Chestnut streets west
side. sept6-3m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
Are Won Getting RaId9

Isyour hair turning greyS Do you wish cultivate good
whskers and moustachesi Your hair to be soft silky and
glossy? Your head be COOL comfortable Of ~ud
ruff? Mothers your children have luxuriant heads
ofhair9 Then BoGLEs HYPERION FLUID, which ReUer
Fsin its unerrng effects Prices 25 cts cts 70 cts
81 30 per bottle. Boges Balm Of Cytheria stands
vailed for graduating ald pmpes and identifying the
complexion Price so cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Bo7tnn and sold by Druggists everywhere.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
DIVIDEND % eight per cent was this dsy declared
~ the Capital stock Of the Nashville Commercial nsa-
rance Company Of the profit for The last six months
eEdng this day. JAMES WALkEk, Secretary.
Nash VILE New. g. n0V3-im.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
The Art of Dying Human Hair.

1t is but mperecty understood by those who
the gIeatest pretenons The most Of the popular Hair
Dyes Of TIE day may, for the tme color the hair but
to be succeeded by furnished green other unsghy sp
pesrance Bogles Electric Dye is void of these noxious
properties instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown which neither sunshine
nsh in the least: and "to make douby sure
his agents authorized to refund the money if the
perfect satisfaction given. Prices 80 cts Al 90 aud
81 so per Inventor, W. BOGLE Boston, and Sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Silly
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

TEE REIGN ARr.-In this wonderful age Art lays her
touches almost everything. The ceilings US
and the carpets tread on hallowed by Art Art
winds the railway through the mountains and the mud
makes her machines Of wood and iron, to act II with
knowledge and annhiaes space with lightning tanned down
to the tueedge of boy Nothing too lofty for her touch
and nothing humble. proof of this old conviction
has just fallen under notice. in the shape of CATBAR
Pull, from the Laboratory Of that world renowned
Chemist, DR.. C.J AVER.
understand the subject he has carried that article
the arhes perfection Of which capable Instead Of
employing Drugs in its composition, have always
thought the necessary and only way he has with consum
skill extracted the Uiues Of the medicine to be
ployed and combined them alone in their purity together
The composition then mixed and rolled by machinery and
steam power sperold pill which is wrapped
vepe of gelane for protection from the effects OF weather
time, and then thcky with sugar, it's
passport the palate. Notwithstanding all The labOred
perfection they offered the Public one
centeach However humble the department, think this
may sey characterized the consummaton of Art
its line NOruihg NeaoS, Bat
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
Williams Pulmonic Balsam of Wild Cherry and
Wood Naptha
THF GREAT SnrrHFRN REMEnY

speedy and positive for consumption. 1t is
tain remedy for Pheumonies Asthma, Splitting Of Blood,
night sveats Bronchitis Coughs Colds Purisy Whoopng
Cough and all diseases othe chest and lungs together with
all the affections which pred spose the above named
plants All persons who have used it in the named
complaints attest its efficacy in the most unqualified
This invaluable medicine is for sale by the drug
gsts throughout the Southern and Western States Manu-
facturedby A. L. WILKINSON 4 CO.,
Huntsville, Ala,
to whom all orders must be addressed.
Persons who buy one bottle to get second
HUNTSVILLE March 6, 1856.
GENTS: Ihave used Or. Charles Williams Pulmonc Bal
of Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha with the happest
Effects negro man, belonging my ather, who has
for several years afflicted with distressing cough,
apparently restored good health By the
alone.
have used also in other cases, and without de-
cded benefit to the patient.
Very respectfully, JERE CLEMENS.
Messrs. A. l. WILKINSON Co., Huntsville, Ala.
DR.. CHAs WILLIAMS:
DKARsIR take pleasure in giving my testimony the
virtues Of Sour excellent Pumonic Balsam Of Wild Cher
ry." Having used several bottles in my family, with de-
cded advantage every case recommend II the
best and most pleasant medicine have seen.
w. D. P. sAWRIE.
Tuscumbia. March %, 1s4s.
For sale by Herman Rains Berry 4 DemoviIle g. W
Hendershott, A. r. Roscoe, Ewing Brother wholesale,
Josiah q. Brown. sept2T-dAw6n
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
WHEAT! WHEATN

CORN.-5OOO SACKS CORN on hand and for sale BY
\ sept4l u. D. DICKEY. College stree
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

Tc uhan al orteFs naat Be addressed
Yer sale 81 DfaFgss aud Csanry Afr.hsats 10 81 para
tie GATED stalss asa ne Caaadks, ana -
abietsas ". =. 6EAY. A4szFlLLs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
Sharp1a R1nea.

ALL sportsmen who in want Of good and reliable
Gum especially adapted for large game, Deer, &c in
vted call the OF Fan and Cunningham, No. ~
Public Square, aud examine "shaps Patent Sporting Rae
which ia rapdy Of Firing accuracy Of aim, and length Of
range far superior to any Gun invented, and unlike
any other Patent Gun heretofore nrOducedts construction
so exceedingly simple that Il is not liable 70 get out
oforder" than the common Kentucky Rifle.
IA c. have also few Shot Guns made the Pa
vi
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

SUGAR Crop or THE SOUTH.-It was wise and
prudent legislation in Congress that brought about
the appropriation Of some S75 900 TO procure fresh
supplies Of sugar cane for planting in the sugar
States next season-for. while our demand for the
article has increased with the great increase of
population, the extent Of the sugar crop has been
decreasing for several yesrs 1t is not that lees
lands are planted, or less taken in the cult.
walton, but the itself has deterorated, yielding
less and less saccharine substance. Ii is believed
that new plants will increase and improve our Corn
aud the belief is certainly most reasonable one.
The store"ship Release, under the command Of
Lieut. Smms, OF the Navy well appointed for purs
chasing and bringing into New Orleans early next
year, an entire cargo Of new plants from the West
Indies and the shores Of Central America, sailed
yesterday from this port.
The object is an important one and we are
sured that il has been placed in the hands Of
young and efficient navy officer who will accomplish
it in season for next years crOp.-N y. Cour. d
Enc.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
WANTED.

I WANT TO purchase any quantity Of good Wheat, 70
vgis R @. DANDY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Be deceived by base limitations. HEGEMAN, CLARK
& co.'s GENUINE con LIVER OIL, never disaPPoints
and nine years experience has proved superior 10 all
others, and the only reliable for CONSUMPTION.
As there great deal Of spurious oil in the market adul
erated with seal oil, whale OIL &C. &c, too much
not be taken to procure the Genuine.
Our OIL is made At factory in Newfoundland and
each bottle has signature the cork be careful TO
get HEeENkx, CLARK Co., for since the death Of Mr.
RUsHroE late partner there has been article intro
dueed called Rushton's, which is in way connected with
r. c. a CO., OF H. @ A Co.
Sold BY J. Brown, Ewin Bros, and by Druggists gen.
orally Oct21-Sm
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
BY THE
AUGUSTA, ATLANTA AND NASHVILLE LINE,

AUGUSTA, P. NJ, Nov. ls.-Steamer City of
Washington arrived at Philadelphia, with Liver
pool dates to Nov S; Cotton declined lie. Sales
three days $4,000; Money easy. Breadstuffs de-
clined.
AUGUSTA Market-Cottou very dull since steam
ers news TRANSFERRED; Corn 65 to 40 Bacon sides
TO 81.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAXIM
$50 FANCY BONNETs AND MILLINERY GOODS
AT HALF PRICE,

AHu mOBI b6IbcL OF LnIB beAHon.
RFEa NOW, LADIES. is your chance get rich G2a.n
EtG BOnnets, Millinery Goods EmbTOideries, &C., tk3
w at this great reduction in prices Having pur- W.
chased largely at Paris this season, and having little
competition, induced to lay in a very extensive stock,
and must close out large balance Of FAN and Winter
Bonnes previous 70 making great alterations In Store
for Spring Sales, stock will be the largest South
West Of New YORK. a-days. Come and supply your
selves before they all gone they will Of fast
reduced prices. Our stock is well assorted
at any time this season, having received goods by every
steamer from Europe since the LIST Of October all Of the
beautiful and late styles. Our stock Of Cloth Wrappngs at
only $40 eacha few le Embroderies Of every descrip
ton at half price, Royal Gmps and Dress Trimmngs 100
boxes OF rich Flowers for Bridal Parties B0unes full
y so per cent lower than offered In Nashville. 20
boxes Of rich Plumes imported Head Dresses, SC Rich
Bonnet Ribbons, super Gloves at so to T5c Likewise
large stock Of Fancy Goods, too numerous 10 mention
Now Ladies' and make your selections Immediately
Il. WISE Agent
novs No 46 Union Pt. next door to state BaHk
& We call particular attention Of the Trade and COun
try Merchants Mliners &C, to this, will give you
Bill Of Goods az New York prices
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
A DISTINGUISHED Stranger.

HARVEY, the great Philadelphia CUTTER, 4" being
obliged to seek genial climate in consequence of
impaired health, has located himself at our Room, Is
Cedar street. and will take and show
Cloths Cassmers and yesngs great variety from which
they may select suit themselves. Our Store is fall Of all
kinds of READY MADE CLOTHING, and the
Stock furnishing goods surpassed in Nashville.
oet24-tf CLIFTON ABBOTT
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
Charleston Marker.

SATURDAY, Nov. Is, l P. M.-CoTroN.- The
market maintains the same complexion which char
acterzed it yesterday, and prices remain unchang-
ed. The sales to-day comprise about 100 bales at
IL to III cts
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
GLOVER & co.
,TTx ExPREa9

DACKAGEs PARCELS, & BAGGAGE delivered to any
L part ofthe city with dispatch and safety.
Feeling that such enterprise was very much needed
they have incurred heavy expenses to get neat and
quick conveyance and hope by prompt attention bust
deserve the patronage OF the business Of the
city.
Mr. A. Z. Wesbrook, late messenger OF Adams Express
Company win have charge Of our wagon and receive and
deliver packages at any point in the city and suburbs
Charges very moderate.
Office No. so Cherry street, up stairs W. l. Boyds,
Jr. movie en-.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
SEWANEE HOUSE,
NOTICE.

WILL be In the First Civil District Of Davidson county
the 10th Of November next and continue from day
TO day till the 10Th OF December the purpose OF si
and assessing all the Taxable Property and Poll Of said
District and will endeavoT 10 visit all during
time wish every tax payer 10 have his or her list made
out ready accordg TO law, have time 10 spare.
will be at Herman Rains from 10 to o'clock every
Wednesday and Saturday during that time and wish all
have not any where in the county bring In their
lists, will have to take the the laws directs
Agents those attending to others business will do the
same. Do not put it oG as IL takes but one time.
ARTICLES TAXABLE.
Land per and loot Slaves from II 20 so
Pleasure Vehicles; Saw and Grst Mills and all Manucur
ing Establishments JeWelry, Gold and Silver Watches
Chains silver Plate &c Piano Fores, and all Household
VAGe Of $500 Race Horses and Horses and Mules
the value Of $780, except such that used for saddle
harness purposes Cattle and Shoep the value OF $500
All moneys at interest deposit otherwise all stock
cept that exempt by charter. W. g. LAEIER,
oct2S-dtwA Etdecle Assessor Of Davidson county.