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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

In N%ewHampshire, it is said, the streams are
pretty generally dried up, and at Concord, "the
Joys wade nearly across the Merrimac river,
aoove the Free Bridge, swimming a very short
Instance near the west shore"
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

Land warrants are bringing the fars@ing
prices ct Washington lG0 acre warrants at
% cents per acre ; so at 90 cents l20 at 81
cents; 40 at 81 10 per acre. .,s
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

: I'm jeune homme demandait q I'M homn,e
d'esprit quelIe est Ia, difference qui existe entire
les classiques ct les romantiques.-LAs classi-
qees, r~epondit-il, sont ceux qui ont faitleurs
classes, kS romantiques sont 0eux quisont be-
soin de les faire. avs
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

The NewYork Journal of Commerce learns
aat the peach crop Of Delaware, upon which
aewYork is largely dependent for supplies, is
this year q total failure. M
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09
OPELOUSAS:
sAMEDI MATIN, o AouT, 1856.

80 Toutes LETT rs on communications qli auront
rapport aux %aflair.~ de ce bureau, devront etre inva-
ris Blement adressecs aux " Editeuys du Patriote des
Obelousas.'' al 70 ~ ag .sr yrs' u.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

Count d'Argout, the Governor Of tire Bank
france, is reported to be SO seriously i'll that
several Ministers are ~canyassing for his place.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

NHEvAL EPAVE.--Parti de Ii rssilen-
~ &c da soussignt, up cheval crSole de
train, couleur Allan, ayant les picds Dc
derri6re blancs 1t lie front blanc, marquee N-N0
sur Ia hanche, gauclle BP. Cclui qui raiAbnef1 Ie1it
voisa Of IL IL H trouyer. : r rs.s,,a' ,, NJ r W. puaaus i iAass s. ".
y 0pelousas, 0 aopt 1856. &
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

Inc Richmond Dispatch says the chinch
Sus IS doing great damage to the corn crop in
caroline, Culpeper, King George, Stafford and
O'er adjoining counties. In many cases half
crop will not be realized in consequence of
their ravagcs.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

Mon. Minucci, Archbishop of Florence, died
IN that capital on the I'd day Of July, aged
seventy-three. He had filled the See of Flor
encc since 1921
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

Lord Brougham once facetiously defined q
lawyer thus: "a learned gentleman, who res
.ues your estate from your enemies and keeps
ithimself"
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09
LIS ErArs- UNls
dams IL dernierc let

r., ~. 49,. g..
: ,1Noss Nous ''so''s
dams y dernierclett 'ardet:
We vous disais, d. re lettrc. que
ID depeche alressee n y au .gouver-
nement anglais, sur 4 quees.onf de iAmerique
Centrale await opere, dams l'opinion publique
de Europe, ule certaipe reaction en- favour de
rUnion Americana. gCette tendance sympa-
thique q etc, IN moment, suspendue ct CONNIE
~refoulee par 10 pretenduc historic de CO farou-
che attache q Ia legation dc Washington qui
await youlu, disait-on, Sc presenter devant 10
refine Victoria en- pantalon q carreaux, redin-
cote, gilet jaune ct cravate noire. MATS. on o
su bicnt6t que cctte historic etait du roman
pour les trois quarts, ct ellie o appris, une fois
de plus, Use meier des exagerations dc 10 pres
Sc britannique. lln,y q Gu qu'une personne qui
ait fails preuve de bon sens dams &c grotesque in
cident ; cest 10 refine, sill est vrai qu'elle ait !, t
a son maltre des ceremonies par trop ceremo-
nieux: "Presentcz-moi ce gentleman ameri-
cain, quelque soft le costume gull portc," et
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

A Wis AUX BOULANGERS.--Ie prix
"a de Ia farine fraiyhe etant go 90 sur lie marchG
de la Nonyelle.Or orleans, les Bodlangers sont rcquis dc
bonner % onces do pain pour dix cents, duraut 10
scmaine prochaine, & ii;
!, Bureau de Police dc Ia vile des Opriousas, o aout
1856. al M. KENISON. President.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

A humorous poem, called "Frotilla," hithcr-
~ quite unknown, has just been published at
f%lorence; it is asserted to be by Petrarch.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

We often hear Of q man " being in advance
Of his ago." but who ever heard Of a woman
being in same prcdicament.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

EuR0rE.AN6us avons recu nos journnux
Poems apporte par llc Persia ils wont jus
d 10 confant pour PAnglctcrrc et jusqu'aa
8 pour IL contineat.i gss esaa 3 1
Lientrevne don't jiA liant ett question, entire
les eAnperenrs De France ct d,Autrichc n'aura
pas lieu. lie Moniteur I declare sans f0nde-
ment les bruits diaprts leeqpels Napoleon III
trait svisitef h chateau deASenenbsrg 81 20 rea-
rencontrerait ensuite 4 BttSents avec Tempe.
redr Francois Joseph, Estsce d dire que CO
PROJECT matt p ets CONCUR L. Mo0itsar M
wait pas 1 sexpliqaer ct il mo s'explique pas
sur e point. Le nit n;anra pas lieu actuells-
mept, VOLTA toni &C qufid ali sess Ss
une depeche sd1 con- Pellier an.
nonce qua 10 date du 6 j. ,Sacnaiion de
Ia Crimee par les troupcs faa ices etait en-
tiercment terminee. lie Z juilk Ie marechal
Pelicier q reHis aux aut0ritesl. "a les der
niers lieax occupies par les ~forcess sea or
|dres. A dater du hndemain, les Fra sais qui
Sc trouyent encore en- Grimee ont do pssser
sous 10 regime DIES lois rasses.
Ainsi sest achevec en- trois mois une eva
%cuation qui semblait devoiri darer le double de
temps. La rapidite ayec laquelle cette opera
ton . etc conduite dome u mcsure des res
sources considerable don't Ia France eAt pu
disroser pour transporter ses attaques sur tout
azure point du territoire russe, 81 Ia guerre
await continue Ct 81 un pareil displacement
avait etc juge necessaile.
De grands effarts wont etre tentes par rAu-
triche pour assurer dune manierc defnitive so
preponderancc au sein de Ia. niete germaniquc
ct, partant. en- Allemngne, Dams les ternes
d~intinite OH paraissent etre en- &C moment les
cabinets de Vienne ct do Paris, il ny nurait
rien d'etonnant 4 &c que le gouverncment fran
Gals appuyAt de SON influence les efforts de son
allie. s.,ss a.
La situation est t~onjonrs tres tendue en- TIA
lie. Les autorites de Parnle n'entrctennient
plus avec les antorites militaires autrichiennes
que DIES relations indirectes. Lord Normandy
ministre britanniquo 4 Florence, accredife Gu
meme temps pres du gonverncment de Parme,
s'est rendu dams cctte vile, ain de jnger pai
lui-meme du veritable etat des chooses. =
Lie senatus-consulte relatif a 10 regencc o etc
adopte par lie Senat. 5 iss deG, :
DE nouveaux induces d'agitntion SO nantes.
tent en- Espagne. Les executions se poursui,
vent en- Castillo, sans amener des revelations
concluantes sur les causes reellcs des derniers
movements. ds.at
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

EoLrsE CArHoLTQuE DIES OrEl.ousAs.-C'est
avec un veritable plaisir que nous apprenons
que MN. les Marguillers Sc sont determines q
faire agrandir notre Eglise. LIE besoin en- de-
venaitd de plus en- plus urgent. CONNIE lar
gent est unc condition absolument essentielle
pous batir, lis ont voulu donner l'exemple, en-
Sc chargcant eux-memes de Ia subscription qui
scra faite pour Get objet. Mails les damesde
la paroisse mont pas voalu demeurer en- arrie-
re; Giles Sc sont aussi mise a leuvre avec &c
zele qui les caracterise, pour organiser pour le
meme objet une Grande Foire, qui sera accom-
.pagnee dune serie de Concerts, Lotteries, etc.
c'est une ere %nouvelle qui SQUIRE pour Ia pa
roisse c,est un progress nouveau don't tout lie
monde appreciera Importance, ct auquel tous
s'empresseront de contribuer dams toute reten-
due de leurs moyens.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

Dams lie dernier numero du /" Courier" il Y
n un article asssz piquant, qui nous accuse de
n'avoir pas donne le vrai nombre DIES person
mes qui Sc trouvaient a leur hmeux Barbecue
de ratification. $50. II est yrai que nous ne
nous etfons pas dome Ia pcine de compter
chaque personne qni sly ~trouvait ct notre in
tention n'etait que de bonner un q peu pres. du
nombre. Nous aurions pu done nous tromper
ct 81 notre voisin s'est donne Ia peine, den faire
le denombrement il ne nous reste qua avouer
Que nous nous etions trompe. Mais peut-etre
que le " Courier +" ne nous a-t-il pas eompris,
cor dams notre enumeration nous n'avions in
clu que les danes ct les messsieurs, ct nous
avions exclus les %enfants, ct les persomes de
c%ouleur, qui sont %toujours nombreux a tous les
barbs..es mails qui je crois mont pas ordinai-
ment lhonneur d'etre complies. Nous ne con-
n~aissons pas d'autrc moyen de reconcilier Ia
grande difference qui existe dams nos chifres
du nombre de personnes qui Sc trouyaient au
Barbecue.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

A WS.--JosErn b. YOUNG, dc Ia Pnroisse
~ St Landry, ayant presentS ,une petitiohNA aI,,ss
~ get Sa nsm ! me-. Ad nil9a IT. \. a lsA d ~ s.,as(|g
sSx.. daGede, reinforcement do Ia susdite Paroisl ~
En- consequence, avis est par le present ID
ccux qni podrraient ayoir dcs raisons legales q 0pp0I
ser q Ia dite nomination, td'ayoiv q los enregisfr1y,
par Gcrit, an bureau Ia Glefier Do Ia Cour dc District
Dc 4 suslitc ~paroisse. dams lea dix jours qui suivrcnt
1aldate sduyRrHscnt avis. N sS,e+s
Bureau dl Greficf, 9 aoit 1850.
~ NEEFlsE f+A 81 q r A Cn,I, A brig crohHarsf
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

II fault rougir De faire NM iautsspoadela
reparcr.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

Celtic vile aottante r 10 cinq pants super
poses, ct linttrieur est d1vise en- 4 soumpsrti-
inents etanches. Ellie est niue par 4lEVx6chines
d'unc force nominate Dc $500 chcyaux ckecone,
don't les cylindrcs mont pas moins de 90 ponce
de diainetrs ayec ~ pieds De course. Les rouee
mesurent 40 pieds de diametre, ct ont fourni,
dans l'cxcursion d'esai, 16 revolutions par
minute, equivalent 4 une vitessc de Is nnads
par henre il est vrai que cctte excursion a Gu
lieu dams Ia baic interieule. ssass3s4 5te
lie navirc enforcement achieve aura coute
pres dun million de dollars.
u " Vanderbilt" no point actuellcmcnt de
destination laxe. Son ~entreprennnt proprie.
ttaire 10 III tlconstruirc en- provision de ID lgne
quill &c propose ~tonjonrs ~d'organiscr entire
Newton Ct Liverpool. II
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09

M AlS.-2000 barils de Mats, squi peuyent
lVl- etre livrts aux 0pelousas MI a Washington, a
vendre par DEBAILLON& CARRIERE, Wash gton
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1856-08-09
UNE t.EfTRE DE- FiAMoRE.-M. Fillmore
-adresse Ia lcttre sstfVante a adn desseKamisiqdi
lui await envoye pi.e canine:

lui await ehVoye wv cauIe: ~
BurFA1o, New-Yo Fork, 4juillet 1856.
Mon cher Monsieur,-Jhi lhonneur d'accu-
ser reception de votFe note amicale du 80 JUN
ct de la MAGNITUDE came taillee dams une DIES
poutres qui soutenaient le parquet de Ia biblio-
theque du tres regrettable Henry Clay.
J'accepte avec uie reconnaissance sincere ce
temoigmge deyotre amitie; je men apprecie
pas settlement 1e travail cohteux ct elegant;
i'attache sulrtout desla valeur au motif qui vous
a porte a me faire &c don ct aux souvenirs
outline rappelle. Je ne fycrrai jamais cette
canne sans que mon esprit Sc reportsS a Ash
land Aet a Thommes eminent qui sIhabitait.
Quoique mort il vitbencore, ct SO vpiix l1ercapt
10 yodte du tombean, adiare SEES concitoyens de
defendre Union ct Ia Constitutions
Clay fat mon ami ct je serAi heutenx de
pEopver par ma conduite que j'etais digne de
sasconfiance. WILLARD FTLLMoREs
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A BON MARCHE POUR DU5 COMP
"A TANT.-JRAsn HufunfN0s, ayant felkNli "a
forge dams l'ancicnne mAihcn nonnu aus y nam do
Ia forge dc Letourhedr, eSt mAlntenaut. u seta t0u.
jours prot 4 executor toute scste dsunviAss &pparte.
din CbniDtnnt, 9F
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A U PUBLIC.-LAs soussignes ont formd
"A une societ6 pour p~ratlquer ID. ,madecine, q u
chirurgie, ct SO charger0nt de toua les laalados sQui
leur seront conii6s.
Opelousas, 10 JUN 1853.
,1,sas 35't s@ag GEORGE HILL, MAD.Ss
JAMES RAY. NJ D..
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|NOUvELLE BOuLANGERIE, I'D
~ s~oussignd ~intornae fespectueusetassf M. ami
ket le public des Opelousas ct des cntesuns, qutl cd.
FSxritA, dams quelquas jours, en- cetts vills, una I'M
velle Boulangerie. II aura les services dun dea plus
paraits bonlangers do 10 Nouyslls-0 rlssnAs n ri,
elaine une part du patronage public. AaI4hTj
II SAONt. ! Qf ia HEER
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A~cclDksr.-LA mA&4-pA1t
dent cat arrive sur le $lousas.
lie conductelr diion.u shurEts
,e terre "a heurepsegnes ana pe@sgers, ne
sset pas apersu que saRpons ID canal e 4
vile 4 Jeftssen etait ouvert, do sortc 81, con
ducteur.v tctiye It wagons INT pris nm
BAR q coNdacteur 3 "a h
= sr, mails &c NEST pas stoi.
, tov edit Gun y 1 IN Dieu pour
csux qui no boivent, = desus
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-11

;E5szSs=zs7 49,, - Rz MI
t4jSsyS= 81 -sssss:.==s
FRoMCHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.

FROM CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
EFFsCT
On and after the First of June.
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fo-tes. B0oks and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and
Hats LiqroTs, ,.ils, &c. 10 bottles Ctmphiue and
Spirits TurDentine, IN bbl1.; CRrreting, Chua 6Ess
and Glss'wsre, Cglrs in ca.es. Cincks Conf-ctona-
reS, Cot .rdS Cutlery in ca>ks and boxes;
Dry Goods IN boxes snd Dzies; Drrgs, F-uits
Trees and ShrubNer,, Furs Garden s~eds, ookiag
Glasses ant Looking class Plate, Cat own. rs rib
Oysters IA and Jars. Saidiery, Tn and Britannia
Ware, Tea and Spice pr 100 iss, from lss DsceU-
and from l.; lane T. lst Decea ber.. ....... / IS
SECOND CLAss
Hardware excep such 'si specified in Firs and Third
Class; COfrr Mis- Machinery; Foreign Liquors, in
bbl . ard pipes; Tobacco In b xr~; IztlIer in ro'ls
and boxes; 'iis. IN bbtS and casks. CFueksry and
Queensware in crates anil casks; Rice, Whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper, per leo lbs. 81 60
THIRD CLASS.
Axes ShoVss, Spades, Sad Irons Zinc and Tln pigs
n-PHte' AnVis. Fice', easks q Chains and s"es,
Manis and Cotton Cnrtage, Coffee, heavy Ca tings,
Ml Gesrirg RailrOsi Whee.s and A1les, Chairs and
Spikes, and Rosin in tbs per 1e0Ibs 80
SPECIAL RATS
Furniture and Carriages other fight articles
not en0mrratedi also, Ca boy s~of Acids, or Other
Chemicals, vi be charged Nv setnal weight, but at
double First Class hates, per 100 1880
The rates the c. sreston and Savannah to
stevenst n and AL stations this SHE to Na-hvine.
OverS'lg Nnee tney evidently EXIST WI be corrected
BY the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and paid by the
Treasurer upon proper certificate ON the gent delivering
The Roas viii not paw Tor hid len damages, Tjury
contents Of boxes packages when external appearance
Of damage exists
No claim for damages viii he considered unless seeo- pq
MED with rript showing the goods have been good
order when delivered to the Roas Charleston
Vaunah.
In case of hort goods the Roads require 80 DAYS o IN ex
animation Il The lneh found by the expiration 81 that
time the Road del verng will he authorised pav-bu
claim shs b. considered goOs for less
exhibited So evidence 81 sAipmrnt.
No goods will be delivered Until an charges paid and
\ receipt given BY the cOnsgnees their agents
The Agents Of the n G. r K Ter heavy bonds
the company: and Al freight bills
viduay; therefore freight bills must be paid in I'LL and
CARNATIONS for charges, Damages &c be pad BY
the Treasure only, certificate of the Agent
thority q The Superintendent.
may15 HI. ANDERSON sap't
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-11

CONSISTING Of Patent Leather French Ties, P. L Ok
~ ford ard Dress Shoes Silk Opera caters, Co'h Con-
greSs Boots, Lasting Ties, plain and tipped; Calf Walking
shoes, Tapestry Slippers just received fine stock
Bo"ts Shoes and Caters iocuuing r. L. Oxford
lies aud Dress shoes for Boys and iouths
JOHN RAMAGE,
{
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A. H. ROSCOE,
wHotrsALE LSp sErAn pEALEaE
RPEst IN ERRlE, PAINTS, 6iEE5E! I STU!
BRUSHES, WHITE LEAD, 80,
Corner OF Broad and Market StS,,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
HAVE constantly hand large well selected stoeI
Of the above articles together with large assortment
accommodating terms.
Alum, 1900 pounds
Arrow Root, loo pounds, Bermuda and Florida;
Birthstone, 200 pounds refined;
Castor q, go gallons,
Copperas, 20 barrels, Prime Green;
Cream Tartar, barrels;
Gum CAmphor. 100 pounds
Indgp, $50 7unds Fine 10 Common;
AAdi-L' LOO pould', hrst quality;
super OsTb. sodz, 400 pounds Prime.
Flour sulphur, 500 pounds.
All Of which is offered al the lowest prices.
Jsnss Ar. ROSCOE.
SAFESG SAFEST
lNIDDER's Patent SAlamsuaer safes manufactured by
" stesrns sarven, New fork the best srtee made
In che Oniei States aging failed 10 pre- We their
contents 10 any are unsocs Away and sale
AZ mAhniae'ar1rs prices ire ght added b. their agents,
- ". u. guknnN CO.
BUlEkIs PRGNHS
NE have just received from New ORR small 10, OF the
soo's at'elvs IN peund and hal, and quarter pound
ALsO-sqOare ara Oval Bread AMI choppiDv Tr,x,
"SS s,.s S0~'' as' patent and soesR9n q ms. Pine
AIsaltCS n ANc SnOeS.
q nydo1. Go F7I.12xeII
ii Atk 90 hAud and Cor sale very me assrtm.p, AZ
IA Is.,s', L,'l'ss Cater, vim and stshout Asss,
LRliea' Slippers,
Iasss' Fsaeh Leather FsOnt Lace Gaiisru, son..
hing new
ladies lasting Congress CATER.
Ltde' fine White X q aaa satin gllppers
All o. which offered low pTioss for IAsh Al We 10
Fehhc tusrs frssstg sNYnTR A FFlyTFtI
- -. ShOeS.
GNNDER a knIzEELL have on AAnd a sac
~ assoftmrnt q
hsacs' LAsting Caters, WITH Aseis
Misses fns kie bsofs,
hl-srs' Thick and thin sole.
h.ssss' lasting Gaissss hias ilaek fancy cor
Also Nhidfen sho~t 10 ab1odsncs. Gail a. Ne - rube
sqs~'e. tmsyiol SNYDER RRlzzsLL-
Land Warrants.
thiNH ny sbssHs e Mr. gosrh fsesea IN eontiaue %
AZ bay lana WarraaH & q Ey Cd ftand - CherrV
- ~ HsAsA lRAgisl &c 9Ki1oT 81
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GENTLEaEN,S FINE SHOES,

WILL keep constantly nsnd, supply OF Dry Spark
L ling Wines which will furnish he trade at Cincinnati
prices freights added [apl T. A. MCCALL.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
rzfSaEs5 TsSz5rsa eva szz All
500 5 lssysz z.s-asl, 80. -aas
Express Notice.

Express Notice.
FfsSzArS7 F77s=.ssT-.a Ef3tz( E1zSS X0n
1H9ESesE 80 - 49, -@.s1zS4
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL KOAD.
TIVE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY " have inside
rangemrnts with he above RsilrOqd far DAILY ENrress
Line ant prepared 20 receive and forward Freight
Package, SC, bv Passenger rains TO uutve Decatur,
Fuscumbia, interued ate stations the C. and n.
Railroads Email Psctsg reduced rates
ES- Messengers ave Nashvl' daily % o'clock, An
g Freighs 70 b. forwarded nv Express viii he called
or without extra charge. sDiO-dl A. K. Holt, Agent.
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A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
HAVE Received very I,rgs and yell selected stock
IL STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And CARPETS for 1856.
Dress Good
Zine BaEssf.so RssesaeS '''!.''
Rich Striped and Plaid 81 ks;
Pain silks for Evening Dresses and Nantes;
Bareges, Plain, striped, AID Plaid;
Large lo cheap Muslins;
White Goods.
EMBROIDEREB-G00Ds
large assortment Of Jaeonsi and s~ss FIouncings;
Embroidered swiss and Jsconet Collars;
Vaenciennes Lace cnl-rS;
Collars and Sleeves 20 match;
Large assortment Misses Collars;
Transfer Work and Embroidered skirts.
KID GLOVES
BsjOa's maks-a large stock
SPRING WANTLES.
Embroidered Black and whioe SIX Maatles;
oolorsd Maaes variety es- prices, from Is to t25
TRIMMINGS FsR DRESSES,
Handlome Bonnet Ribbons;
Moss Trimming and Frinsss;
Large " Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good assortment Of Ladies' white black and oOlOred
A.o, good assortment Mlssss' and ohiirens Hose
Large lot 0entemen's Cotton and SIR Hail Hose.
Gentfemen's Goods.
Handsome assortment sIsach LINN;
Black and snsy Frh oassi .srss;
ClOihs;
Linen DOek-Rood assortment;
Plain and Check Cas- imere, fsI 30 = wear;
AssortmsnI crsvats SHIRT Collars nraWers Kid Gloves
CURTAIN DsMA>KS.
IN Satin ard NOsl-nes patterns
Bands0s- Lace and Embroidered Ans8n Curtains;
large curtin Musin.
Carpets and House, Furnishing Goods.
tine s-Slh Velvet oarpeling
- h and bTussea do;
W 0Afggs'ns-nsw iesi
Good sssertnest Rugs Mats DrSzrss, ~ 81. and ca
Ckeck and Nki.e CAnlon Nafans
Also. large stock ~ cheap garpets,
"a, s,aad n 4 fisor ssn Cloths;
Heavy Goods fer Car eogerspeu
4ps Gotten backs les inches .sls Tis.. ftot M -,
furnish fron q 70 t5s inchss eide
we have lAFEs siaeS Of Pasa, plaid AMI strged osna-
We have soods The rishs wiasA or wagon Sheets ana
rhoss visiting NaaAyHe woaa Do u,li "a dive M s.uA,.
ore eaylht. l3pisl AoAa b BeECr
staple Goods.
Qua stock q sispi- 6oods e YER, e,,sel., a. -, "A,
" ess iov. ceme snd sss br yearselfss.
AT AsC-FhLkNDE,
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Table and Pocket Cutlery
At Reduced Prices.
THE subscribers have nov CD hand very large and
complete assortment q C1tery, which they can oder
70 the trade - Importation prices
EDWARD CORSIN6 co.
uarchl0 81 John street, New York.
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MANUFACTURERS AND MIILERs

general Agents for the sale OF all Cotton and
w WOODEN fabrics manufactured in the state OF Tenne
zee, and have appropriated large and commodlous
solely for their and storage We have also apprcpna
ted another for the sale and storage Of FLOUR alone
And would respectfully call the attention Of both Manu-
IA. .urers and Miliers TO this arrangement
GORDON 4 CO
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Straw Hats.
CataWba Wine.

4 LARG Stock Of Mems Boys and Children's Straw al
N LeghOrn Hats Of every description, just received
o sale ~ ?. GUTTER
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AbWAfS UN HAND, LlRGE ASSORTMENT OF
ANCY TICLES,
GUCH as Rosewood and Mahogany Writing
~ Deske, Rosewood and Morocco Dressing
Cases, Dressing Combs, Hair, Tooth and
Finger Nail Brushes.
Ladies Reticules and Work Boxes; Gold Pens,
in Silver and Gold Cases Fancy Ink
stands; Pen Racks; Pearl and Morocco
borte Monnales Of all sizes !; Bankers
Cases; Superior English Water Colors;
Camels Hair Pencils; Rogers and Wos.
tenholms Superior Pocket Cutlery, DC,
DC. For sale at reasonable Prices by
"f S. TOWNSEND.
12S Richardson Street, Columbia, S. G.
August 3, 1885. l4-tap1l