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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22
rROUBlEIN THE CAMP.

Il seems that the New York Hsrald
10 kicking up precious row in the
camp Of the Black Republicans, and
threatens, that If the Republican State
Convention, which meet. at Syracuse,
do not select proper man as their
candidate for Governor, it will throw
the whole batch overheard, and see
what it can do to elect Judge Parker,
notwithstanding the terrible sins whose
shadows hang about him in conse-
quence of the origin Of his nomination.
The Herald further remarks that we
have known Judge Parker for nearly
twenty years, and can say that . more
respectable man in public life could
not have been selected by the demo
Gratis" With these hints thrown out
by the Herald as to its course upon
the State Election, it lie not difficult to
see that pretty muss IS brewing IN
the enemy's camp. The paradox OF
the Herald supporting Fremont, and
warning against his friend who shall
run for Governor, will breed difficulties
causing large diversion Of strength
to the Democracy. Their State cleo
ton j. holden at the same time Of the
Presidential election, and it is not to
bs supposed that many Of those who
determine to follow the advice Of the
Herald respecting the Governor, will
vote for Fremont.
Benne, ha. a most thorough disgust
for hi. bed-iellows, Greeley, Weed and
Raymond, and says fatty that he will
take the "ba.k track" il either Nor
Gan, Draper, Grinnell, Wadsworth
Greeley or any one Of that Kidney Is
nominated. When such language a
the following lie used, we need hav'
no doubt Of the course which tn
herald will take:
Much interest will therefore be felt j
the do;n.-. IT the Convention to morrow =
II ,hev do MT nomioa'e proper person =
an original 'end Of Fremont, man @
eense. n philosoi her-on- who - carao'
~ reforming ! 10 own conduct ard his ow
princiries. ~ one Of the victims whom W
have mentioned has lone - We certa,nl
viii ne inclined : help and aid the e:nd
date ~ the D-mocr 'cy. We assur.d'
will ,ot support anv nominee Of the Ger
trail Railroad NJ earchv, engineered, aided
as.,.,ea ann forced On the people ct Ia
e,a'e bv Thurlow We'd aud his batch
big and LITTLE vi'lis"
The conditions named above Ar
impossible. The candidate must b .
.original friend Of Fremont " FRI
mont was up TO the time Of his nom
nation, . Democrat, Of the Souther
school, and it is not probable that tn
Abolition Convention At Syracuse vi
crafty Bennett in this respect. Sue
being the case, Fremont viii b larg'
u the loser in this movement Rsssr
signs in the political horison Of Nc
York afford the most gratifying ~
dsncs Of the probable triumph of u
Democracy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22

Buchanan's majority NJ the State
over Fremont 1890. and elect ak
members Of Congress out Of Line. 1t
i. great and cry, and little WOOL with
the Fremonters in Illinois, and 50 they
will find it when tho votes are count
81. Brag away, ys fa~onists, for your
whole stock 10 trade consists Ia Kan
sas lies and noisy braggadociA But
you already show signs Of decay; 8 the
New York Hssald says: you are
weak In the back, tender looted and
knee sprung"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22

Dissolution.

NHx aneAs.asrsA.p Assetessfe s1lstH'9 1852 sns
a, IL. iv.d !, sssysi esessss 3slh Z l.iss e.
Uyiaa ,NstssDN ~ bas!asea, ysl seAnss VI
ssS7a.s.A 81 ys6n !. Nsatss ana = W.. seeos
ApSSS r,1sA ~ Mn Nv tkQs u ~ lets AfA = -
'', ..'.'.,. = ''''''''' Is!;ld;:::...
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22

~ Prom table in the Cncinnati
Price Cxrrsst It appsars that IN 1883,
the number Of hogs packed in that city
was $4,000. In ls%s the number ~
sssdsd 900, 1000. ls4e h reached $780,
900, and In loA0 the whole numbaz
VA ia, 900, sines which dine The A.
srass has bssa svse 10000 ~ sach
year.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22

~ The Alcohol trade Of Canctn.
natl has Increased res per cent since
1858, the number Of barrels exported
that year being o7es, and for the year
ending August slst 1865, the total Is
Sl.070 barrels.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22

DsoL,xa N BasADsrvvps. - The
Asia, which arrived q New York With
Liverpool dates y The etla inst, bring
intelligence Of . decline in brsadstu6'
since the sailiae Of the Cambria six
days earlier. The decline il given It
enc 10 swoshillings pr barrel On aour
Lxpsnss PEI bushA - Wheat ard enc
chilling pr qaastos % eesa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22

James Buchanan, Silas Wright,
Henry Clay. Daniel Webster and John
c. Calhoun, used to serve their coun-
try in Congress for eight dollars day.
But the whole force Of fusionism OF the
late House Of Representatives have
voted to themselves S36 per day for
their unexAmpled services, and mileage
to boot.
Under the old Democratic Law. as
it was when our Fusion member was
elected, and agreed to serve the people
for a stipulated price, the pay ior the
short session which ends the 4th OF
March next would have been $500
and mileage to each nelnbet. Under
the new fusion law, be, with the rest
Of bis woony associates, have helped
themselves TO $4,000 and mileage. -
Give the FusionistA full swing at the
Treasury, and whore would thepsople''
money be
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22

hin mesitsd chsstissmspt. Legal -
dsess 10 the only notice thss genIiemsn
$500 tnks Of % villisness libel, -
IL Jousssl uttered recsssly about our
frissd ssd bis lpesss Of lest ysss abils
at Sssssees. HI chsreseer as1 taloDss
pls,s hin, in the sssination Of ssspeuea-
Die psepls, peerlsssly above susA missr.
able ialsshoods, and the charge o. sestt-
isG . . highway robbery 70 DO he bseus
loSse Of dismonds," Go, 10 villsinous
esd shameless Islander that should brand
its su,hor With infamy.
Ssfstogs Syringe Daily Morning. Post
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22
Notice,

TIM bus.nass Of the late Arm Of Hui, Aien Co.,
i has this aay ben trAnslsvprA % AesSss. 0osds
fich, whsie- 4 Tsns!< Who viii oeitiuue The eusi.
nsss Of their nev vAraho's.e, nsar The = 1ail.
Rad prpos .
4As Snaessifnsd having sssecistea llWAAli = hxs
b, ie~na VI fhetr ees, Nh ~ h vii, sli1s ~ ~
s.snts u the iatc Arn u HAIL. Alsn %
wux,a A..s as.ic;t c4sti.AaAsr % ~ tssssaaes
q lssesil: sasts~ " apsa ~ AZ SEoasss~
.s,,.e.li tAi- u Il 1:saGsxTR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22
The Kansas Pipe - They have
about SmokeA is mp.


The late news from Kansss, u to
the effect that the State Prisoner are
at liberty, on bail, aud Gov. Geary has
issued bis proclamation ordering al
armed bands TO dispene. There will
BE- no more shamming OF ehannoning
affairs in Kansas.
The new Governor has force enough
at his disposal to keep the peace, and
he will do so If he has to daughter ev-
cry Abolition agitator and Border
Ruffian in the Territory. We hope
Gen. Lane and Gen, Atchison, with
their respective mot rsspectable) forces
will be allowed space outside the Ter
ritory, to show their courage, and I'm
i.h up their fighting. Il they have any
more TO do.
1t is with such aids, such contempt
IDLE instruments a. thess that the Flu.
sionists have founded their party and
kept it together until now. Let Lane
| and Atchison be left to fight one an
other, (uo matter which whips) le'
peace he at once restored and quiets
maintained, and where will tho Fusion
party be one month from now I Deac
as Julius Caesar. They only hoped t.
live till November, but this would pu
an end to their existence much sooner
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22

War Gov. GEARY MEANS 70 Do.
Gov. 0sary promises to drive every
marauder from Kansas, who Il not an
: .tual rosident, and declares that he
v,lr cali to his aid 10000 United
s,..s. troops and $4,000 volunteers
1Lem the North, Il nscsssary, 70 &C.
samrlish the object.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22

M,r.e,os,aAL csAaAefsas,- The
4. f.ou.s pstaseras alass!a,s sts aoia
isn, Wasr" a Aytas'sgssA sAas'
o1ulA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22
SIGN Of The
BIG TEA KETTLE.
- TOW n
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Wholesale ard Retail.

THE subscrlb-rs have hand large assortment
j Of the lat 81 and most approved patterns Of PAY
Tor and Cook Stoves One Of the partnerS having
had a number Of years experience In The manufsc-
ture Of Stoves We are confident We are now o6ertnD
bitter selected stock of Stoves than has ever before
BET o2sr-d in this CITY.
Our .io,k Of House Furnishing Goods comprises
almost eve article that can Be thought Of u ihslist
o. house-kerpers' wants Pure Silver Plat d, Brit.
tania rlanished, JapAnned. Euanelsd and polished
Iron; French timed and bright Tin War; bIushss.
Broom. and Feather busters Tea r,ays. ch!nsss
BED Cords ciolhss linr., 1aus. Tubs, wa.hbnard.,
chosp!as rray: ana Kniys:. LS,ssa:. Istl.s w., r.
Tnnss. willow ware 0vss plated And D.!ianis frame
csss0r. CT, 9. pressed oes bette. sass ana eeos
Cutlery wafas irene, upright aeidsons faor dust.
stove and earp't Brushes tneeshsr with v.Ty many
more articles too mum r.us ~ useAion Al 3' which
tn public are resp sffly invited 70 cell and e1su-
Inc both Goods and prices
psssaint blsk, S.eood stssss dssrs eass es 1srIy
street.
ooods delivered free q expense l. asy part q tAs
c4ty. sept1o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22

II anything were necessary to con-
vince the American mind, that al the
late action Of the Dsmocrstic patty with
psference 70 Kansas affain has bees
right-the bllowing extract from Gov.
senor Reeder's letter to his confidential
friend and private secsetary wouhsssm
TO suffice.
Mark that the Governor has di8sl-
emit story for the public-but TO his
friends be lets out the truth -
"As to putting sss Of lsws 10 opsrs-
tion 10 opposition TO the territorial gov.
srousot, my opinion 10 oon6susd ia-
ssssA Of shsken. Ny predictions have
oil been verified % far, snd will b 10
the futurs. We will be, % far % the
Legality 10 concerned IN TUE WRONG,
and that 10 DO tribe 10 90 critical state Of
things ,saod iD New 81 such bloody oon
sequepees, and it viii be 90 Invitation
TO The powers that be 70 bring down the
Missou riaps upon W 10 the sssumed
character OF vindicators OF the law.
What consummste folly 10 there not 10
sucb . mover You will have seen Pierc.'e
message. Suppose We bad occupied the
ground I wished, OF the mere adoption OF
the constitution and election u officers
only for the purpose Of applying t"s ell
m,seisn, what ground would Pierce have
70 stand on, or how much OF his message
would have been ieftS He is not the
only man who - backward and lukewarm
towards Us. For this reason they Say
they cannot sustain Us in the position OF
resistance to tho territorial government
and you will 6nd, think, that Dousla'
will also take that ground, but l wan
you {, understand me distinctly that
do not speak this publicly to our ene
mics. msy speak my plain and private
opinion in Letters to our friends 10 Kan
sss, for It 10 my duty; but to the public
a YOU viii Gee BY nv public letter,
show no divided front"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22
DR.. ]. McCORTNEY

hFPERS bis professional! services u The citizens
Oof Davenport ard vicinity
once In Wiley 4 Munger's new buili.ng eDiher
Of Fourth and Brady streets
REFER To-GeoTse l. pavenport jaime. " t.n-
n.n septls
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22

BAPllsIs ~ OkEGoS.-The Oregon
City Argus says there are 20 Baptist
churches in Oregon, comprising sSl
members.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22

~ Senator Clayton has declared
his intention to express no preference
in regard to the Presidential cAuAi.
dates
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22
EMBkOIDEE lkS
OF every .,,.- aIl tsscI,ptio1
Maltese and Vale lCitnntS
CDlL.IstS .S.H.D SETS,
Elegant silk BlOEd
BERIA.AS,
EuGliSh Thread and Maltese
EDGl.V&S, 4psa
Mach 0uipare and BrUs, els Edsi0es, Lsee Capsr
lpfants' sist, and R.hss and many other styles Q,
Goods will be opsncd his morning 81
WADSWOkTHS,
sso12 Sccond 4, app. l.. Clair House.


T1HE copartEe ship e1ising between Knapp .
i dInon Is this day dis soivedb By mutual consent
Tho ), Ind bted TO aid hrm will please make ay ucnt
aud those that hsve claims against thr nrn vii
ri -ase present th,ir acc snts to C. KNAPP, who Y
dnly Authorized 20 setsle the s9sirs 81 the nrpa,
The business VA b continued by 1nspe, u
the old 9, and, No. 3 u Claire Kow.
S~pt. 70, l66&-sep22- d2w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22
lLl1NOno.

The following estimate - TO the re-
suit of the contest in Illinois, has been
prepared BY one well posted in The Pc
sition Of affain political. in that State,
and we think may Be relied upon IS
foreshadowing the result on the 9Th OF
November next 5:
First Congressional District, MAORI
~ for Fremont 5000
Second, majority fos Frem't 200
Third, $500
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22

Removal!
CRADLES Hair Dressing i Shaving
- a Il O q NJ
MILL be removed to-day. ~ newly lifted Room
w under the lie Claire House. where be Will ev.
be found In readiness TO serve his numerous custom
era IN the most approved manner.
Perfunery! Perfumery
CONSTANTLY on hand the largest st.k % Pr
Ounery Colognes, Extraits, Washrsj al'o Pom
sies. Hrstorstives. Dyes &c. 6RABBE'S rups' 'oI
TricamalikOn + Hair Dye
Away. IN hand also Hair, Flesh. and Tooth Brushs
CIGARS, &C l. 6RABbE
sug3dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22
rHOM As HASTINGS NEW MUSIC rOo,

THOMAS HASTINGS NEW MUSIC BOON
IELAH; 1oli.ciian " Psalm ami HYMN TuLcs
Otntroit-, Anthems, Not It., Chofu.. Ar. s,,sLt
ell 10 tn nst OF sSsss. Private Circt and Wors htt
tins ,fintiis. by Th"mss Hsstins. %? pssi
Price pei ds'h ~; single .epie- maiied poet .pstl
Nsny new aad choc. tunes newer hfers pab
iih" -prcu In ths work, aud II i acknowledge H.
HI ct s"ii"etion " music eyer prtpsIci ~ u.l.
emin-At author.
Ai-o-The Sabbath Bell b, GEO Root Per IA.
~: singis copie- 20 c-
ausbtI tOuEE 4 ca
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cndsl this hfAd limited uinber OF ;iai notices.
vSn b. $780, es ten cents pr liza. aci Insertion,
~ nny cenAs PR we~h.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14
River and Steamboat News.

River and Steamboat News.
The river is falling with about AS inches
water on the shoals.
The Nettje Miller came into port Saturday
from the Ohio river with a cargo of coal
The Rock city, Chicago and HdrtsCitIe de-
parted Saturday.
The city Of Huntsville is the packet for
Memphis to-day. She leaves at II NJ.
The Aida departs for Paducah at 6 o'clock
PM
ARRIvALs.-The steamer Ella from CiDoin-
natl, Humboldt, from New Orleans, city Of
Huntsville, from Memphis, Monticello, from up
the river, and ALjdd, from Paducah, arrived
yesterday.
The AIeonid departs for ST. Louis at the same
hour. We are indebted to her clerk for St
Louis papers of the 10th. The Intelligencer of
that date says:
We have no change to report in the stage of
the river here for the past day. II is about at
a stand. All the upper streams are in good
boating order, but were reported falling by the
last boats down. The Upper Mississippi is
navigable to St. Paul, and The largest boats in
the trade can come out on the water with full
freight, there being five 10 six feet on the
Rapids. The Illinois has ten feet in the chan
mel to Lasalle, aud five feet is the last report
from the Missouri. To Cairo there is water
enough for all business purposes, and the Ohio,
Cumberland and Tennessee rivers are in good
business order. We do not hear OF a scarcity
Of water in any of the ST. cams in which 81.
Louis boats trade.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14

Chancery Court were saved. But one desk, con.
tanning all the unpaid botes, rsceiPta. cash books
and many minor memoraDdums Of the transactions
of the Court for the Fast ten years. and all the pri-
vste papers of j. B. White, Esq, late Clerk and
Master. were lost. The value of the papers in
this desk exceeds $4,000 and it might easily
have been saved, if any one present had been ac-
quainted with the value Of its contents The
loss involved in the destruction of these papers it
is impossible 10 estimate, and the trouble thereby
entailed upon the officers of the Court and parties
to unsettled suits will be immense. The individual
loss to Mr. White will be heavy.
The fine Law Library Of Messrs. FOgg and Coop
in the third story OF the Court House, was en-
tirely destroyed.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS Furnished by the Associated Press.l

WAsHNGToS, April ll-SENATE-The Senate
passed forty eight bills including one for the relief
of the officers and soldiers of the steamships Win
Geld and San Francisco.
HoUsE-The House discussed and passed bill
for the relief Of Minister John T. Pendeton, for
extra diplomatic services
Both houses adjourned till Monday.
Many members of Congress will o-morroW par
ticipate by invitation, in the celebration of Henry
CLAWS birth at Hanover Slash Cottage in Virginia.
George Cox has been appointed mail agent be-
tween Washington and Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE total loss By the
Ere reaches $3.50 600.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14
The County Offices.

DR.. r n. w. BURTON, the Secretary of State
has proiIered to the county officers the Of the
Committee Rooms in the Capitol The Books and
papers of the Circuit Court Clerk the County Court
Clerk, Register, &c, will be removed to them to-
dag. Persons having business with either Of those
officers will bear this In mind.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14
4 CARD.

The undersigned tenders his thanks-grateful
thanks-to the 6remen and others who assisted ia
saving his valuable books, papers, and portion Of
his goods, from the fire yesterday morning. He
will cherish the recollection of their disnterested
services with pride and pleasure.
April Ia, 1886. HU. DOUGLAS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14

gS- Mr. GARRETT, the County Register, re-
quests us to announce that he has SAVED ALL the
Records and Papers of his office, and that in day
or Two he will have everything 10 order again for
resuming the bus ncss of his office.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14

lY-The Fire Companies Of Nashville were
during the terrible conaagraton Of Saturday
mig! furnished by ADAMS u Ewes, OF Deade-
rick street
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14

~ IGSaTIUs BERr,cHE, the well known
dealer 10 China, Glass and Bohemian ware
and Fancy Goods, arrived yesterday, and desi-
res us TO announce that in day or two he will
display his goods to an approaching public.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14

COUNTY AssE@soR-Mr. W. G.. Lanier was
elected county assessor Saturday by the county
court. His salary was fixed at $4,000 the
first year aud $1,000 Tie second.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14

f. The fifteenth anniversary Of the Grand
Lodge, /. 0. 0. F., of the State of Tennessee,
will be celebrated on Thur day next, the 18th
inst An address will be delivered by Rev.
A. r. IRWIN, at the McKendree church.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14

sR'- The friends and acquaintance OF Mrs, JOIN
s NoNAIRy are invited 10 attend the funeral Of her
aunt ELIzAHErH EDsoN, from her residence in Edg :
field, this evening al o'clock.
Monday, April IA, 1856.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14

tB~The Atlanta and Augusta Telegraph is
now working through to those cities. The
office has been removed from Union street to
No. 2l1 Cedar street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14

s3S- Davis, Pitcher & Co.'S regular auction
sale of Groceries takes place tomorrow morn
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14

LOUSY LIE, April 10 Iron, NAIL, PIG IRON
AND LEAD--We quote by the quantity as follows ::
Stone coal bar iron 3a3t charcoal do / all other
descriptions at the usual rates. Nails 35a3.50 for
IOd, and corresponding rates for other sizes Ten
nessee pig iron, 81 90 for No. l and 80 90 for No
2 We quote Brownsport pig iron at the same rates
on six months. Sales of Salt River iron, Belmont
Furnace at 81 OOa36 90 per ton; Pig Lead firm at
7a74; Bar Lead 7ia79 cents. Sales Of shot at 20
a2.25a2 90.
BALTIMORE, April 8. CoFFEE-The Coffee mar
ket is quiet but holders firm. We quote a sale Of
100 bags damaged Rio at II !, alJO 100 bags fair at
liz, and so bags prime at II. We quote choice
at l21al2f Laguayra lltal24 per ID. Java l6A
l54 Stock of Rio on hand about As, 600 bags.
ATLANTA April 8, 4 P NJ. CoTToN-Good de-
mand at 7tal0.
BACON - Hog round 9l9i; Sides, ribbed and clear,
lOalO4; Hams l0sll; Shoulders Siu9 Heavy
stock in ma ket
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14

re.r skSA fksf sa,a,d II. =, .s'.s - 0aslis-
- s.s Ne - rsrsrsiy esH - esse tA-tr
sooDs A' '-'s'y q slSttENExs 81 3 sss,
narsaAih
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14
ICet TCei!

WE hav. contract which will enable Us 10 furnish ne
w citizens Of Nashville during the ensuing Summer Win
THE BEST LAKE ICEs
A, mice corresponding with the current rates We shall
have from ten hundred tons and expect De aba
20 supply through the whole Of the warm
weather We have built Ice House on Lower Front
street and expect furnish Ice here regularity Ana 70 our
re- uar customers On that shall AZ no time eosa
ys,b99 MARTIN PAYNE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14
NE PLUS Ultra" Scheme.
1900 PRIZES! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
To be Drawn May 18th, 1866

BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
10000 NUMBERS ONLY! PRIZE TO TICKETS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-14
Chattanooga Tannery for Sale.

l. my newly established
Steam Power TanneFy,
IN CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
The numerous facilities for reachins the nexhausble OAK
forest Of this district ant Hide markets generally, makes
this the desirable locality the West for manufacturing
Lesther.
This probably the most exen i've rannerY IN The "et
and being con, truced with view 10 tHdes oxtefsi0,
can be cheapy and emily made capable Of manuac
turing more than 100000 IN q Leather per annum
The Tannery Machinery and oes ENTIRELY neW aud
will be disposed Of upon liberal to approved purchase
Far further particulars apply TO T. e. PEARL Eq a.
the City Bans, Nashville.
JOHN @ BYNUM. Proprietor.
mah2s-fm Chattanooga, Tenn.
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