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ke eokuk, ~. Dss N ., nes 4 minaosssa
~ kAILROAD COMPANY.
s
~ Once on Main StrecI, over bruce Dsui.ls
Store.
sspt- l, 1SS5.--aAwly
PEkNs YLvANIA RAGLR0AD.


rHRl ll 5.!ly 4s.ssss Tl.l... |. !..:::. bA,,.a.,.
i phia and PittsburE.-THs Mosxixs MAIL TaAm
Leaves fAilsAsiPeia for Pitsbars - q A. r., aaA
Pittsburg for Philadelphia af IA. n. Tss IAsY
LINE lssvss PAiisdeiphia for Pittsburs at p. +
TnE NicHf ExrRRss TRAM leaves Phiiadeiphia for
Pittsburg q IL p. n, and Pithburg for PhilAdsl-
pha at 10 p. n.
The shove lines connect II Pittsbusg with Rail-
rosds to and from 6t. Louis, Mo-. Alton, Galsns
and Chicago, H.; Frankford, Lexngton and Lou.
isvills, KY; Terre Haats, Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis. Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton, Springfield
Bellefontsinc, 6Andusky, Toledo, Clevsland, Coiun.
bus, zAsesville, Massillea and Wooster, Ohio also
With the Steam Psckst Dcsis from and 70 New Or
leans, II. Louis, Loaisvilie, and Cincinnati
Through Tickets can be had to or from either oi
the above places.
For further Particular see Hand bills at the dif
ferent starting points. Passengers from the wss
will and this the shortest and most expedition
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Bos
ton. TH0S. MOORE,
Aeasr, Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
J. MESKIMEN,
Agsnt, Passenger Lines, Rttsburs.
Feb. !, 1885 -ly
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UwurEn srArES HOTEL.

UNITEU NTNTkH HUIEI.
North sst Of tbs Public Square, Knoxville, Iowa,
J. n. BAYLY, Proprietor.
I1AvTyG leased and thoroughly renovated and
III re-furuished the above house, the Proprietor 10
determined To spare pains TO make first ciaas
house. Ny old friends and the public generally are
invited to give me call.
Aurust II dam
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., 900 Acres vMluabIr RarmI ng Land
For safe.
vVHESE valusble lands are In CLARK county, No,
! about e5 miles from the Mississippi River, and
IL miles from the Des Moines.
They were located some 10 years since by the
Hon. DAFT WgDsrsR with view 70 make choice
farms. Having abundant stock water, and EN-
hrRcng soaas Of tine choicest Timber IN Prairie il
the State, they oder great inducements TO persons
inquire Of JAS. D. ESTES, or
wA. BRowNELL-
Keoknk, Ssptl-d3w-wSn
Post end Times eopy1
a enaal1 RAR0 Ter Ooae.
"A 49, sJasIs sa";.. ,ana I. oclr = 49, e.
kuk, end miles fren DslfAst Dor pertisnlan e.
OaipseG EDWAAD KILb0URNn, ksokuk, ees "a
s s oDO. 0rANWO0D.
Ha o. tAsprsnien. 2
String Prairie, Ieus, Aug 3e-dAvtf
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To Carpenters. Build.
crS, and others.
MOOD TUNING, SCMOLL, AND
w FANCY SAVING, DONE TO ORDER, ON
short notice, and At reasonable prioea, at the
KEOKUK FURNITURE MANUFACTORY,
eoru-r of l1th andJ ohnson SITS.
asgi3dAwn klLBOURNR DAVIS.
Important 20 RnilrsAd Contractors.
He sabscrib {, inventor and patentee Of IN I'm
1 proved Self Loading Cart, Scoep Cart, has
recently brought u this locality Few VI them, and
they arenow at wrfk rAiing Exchange street, in
this city, ir the hands Of J A. Vial, contractor,
where they may be seen Mt work At any time during
the season They remove earth for one half the
cost cf doing BY the cart and shovel and are we'll
worthy the attention OF all esd in that hind Of
business. All intercsted are respectfully invited
20 witness their operation and inform themsev Ives
% their value and economy. All information on
the subject be obtained Of the subscriber at the
81. Charles Hotel, or Of Mr.. Vial.
IA. SPRAGUE.
Keokuk. August 30-dtw3m
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--...loaA u KEOKUK: WEDNESDAY OCTOBER Is 1856
ExcMAnGE AND BANKING HOUSE

EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
George q. Andcrson,
Third Street, bet. Main and johnson, keokuk, Iowa
MILL bay Eastern and Southern Exchange a
w best rates.
rictattention given TO collections, and pro
Goods remttcd at current rates of exchange free o
charge.
xR- Usual banking facilities granted to Gus
TONERS.
RErER 70
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers, N. York City.
3. W. Clark, Dodge 4 Co., -
w. Clark Co., Bankers, Philsdelphia.
}. W. CLARK AGO, Boston
1cyy, 4iitenbcrger 4 Co., Bankers, St. Louis.
y. ~. Glark / Bros,
John J. Anderson Co.,
Gilmore 4 Brotherton, Cincinnati.
- Omcs hours from A. N. to o4P.M n.
July IL, lS66.-diy
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4 AND BLANK BOOK AAnUBACT0kY.
DkANK Books made and ralsd 70 any required
ID pattern. Coar Records, justices Doeksu, A.
ssssor' Books, Poll Books, Ae., Ac, furnished At
short notice.
Old Besks, Magazines, Music, Be-, bound ~ r.
hosnd ia any style desired.
un. Ny Nndssy will b sfe1ad on l6ecood Street,
next door 70 TIE Athsnaum, sign Of the big Book
Jan. -, l0A.-d ISAAC n. PlKRCE.
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j. IS. COPELIN,
LN0kW ARDIN6 and Commission Merchant. whole
T. sale dsxlsr In 0rocsnes snd Prsdass, Ne. 81 ks-
zee, kcokuk, Iowa
N. B.-Purtisulaf sstentisn paid 70 ths 1osvssa
ag sasssss. April II, l0S<.-AAv
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faso' At1hs. o. y. REEVES.
Gate Casy Carriage Mandatory.
NEW FIRM
MYHRS REEVES, Carriage -O
Nl Makers. having engaged ~ part q
ners In the above business in all Its 82@
branohsu, voaid rspsctfally solicita
share Of public patronage.
n. b. All orders promptly attended TO, and our
work warranted 70 give entire satisfaetion Shop
Biondeau Street, between 5th and eth sts, Ksokuk,
Iowa. s.n,i-atf
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Hank Book Manufacturer,
DOOK- BINDER and Statisser, No. lilo Main s..
- (sp ssais.l
iedss5, journals, Cash, Bill and Receipt Bseks
County City. Record. Tsx. Assessor And Treassrsrs
BOOKS. Hotel Register, Steam BnAt. Account a.d
and Railroad BLANK Books VI every description. .msdr
sad rulsd 70 ordsY. We pat into our blank work
Hsving good stock Of matsrisls for binding, We
are prepared 10 bind In the most elegant we'll -
the plaincst style Books, Magazines 4c. Blank
Books PACED mch2adaw
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URBUVBW 0VVVnIONt
a TfORNETs sa6 Cssuosllora at Law, and agsats
n for tAs purchase aaA ssls Of Real Estate. Gel
tssslsx and aotAsiai busness attended 70 promptly
eatles examined. sad large nInbss Of city losl
nat fafna always Tor sols
o1es ln The Athessum building on Becood street
myDd
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EOR RROT TECTlON AGAlNST MOS.
QUITO En AND ALL INSECTS.
II 1ASKtN'3 Patent Improved Portable Canopy
IL and Net. combining beauty, chespness, and
c0gsrc security AKains. iasvceste, .A.avSi
ing thr circulation uf tits constructed 10 that
II wiA a. any boistead, and the Net 10 90 arranged
thai IL will sontrsct and expand BY Of rubber
braid. that IL will 1T securely 1t all tmss, and
on all bedstsads, thereby afording entire protec.
lVn against insects. II can be attached TO bed
stsad IN Les than tws minatss, and can Be taken
down In IN equally short spass Of time; yet, while
It affords the protection sought IL Beautiful and
ChAets Ornamsnt u the bed. For Invalds and
Children this article il indispensable.
A. c. ORR, SoL8 A0gMT,
Cor. Ath h Exchange SITS.
auglo ksokuk, Iowa.
BANk or rLORENCE,
ElOrOWcc, Nebraska arevrisovY.
GKO. b. eAR1KNT, Pres't, j. n. PARKnR Cash.
T1NHE snnAeuignsd, propsiston - ahs bank Of
/ Florsucp Nshsaska, ass, by the pe0visions of ts
Charter rssp0nsibas 1Dr all ~ issus
anA, nil redeem The Nolss oi said Iastitntiou h
Coin IS ~ counter In ths city m Ri0ssass, and q
Aithsy q thsir Banking Hoasss, n Eastess N.
change st per cent, or inSpasas - same sssss y
other Currency.
Oeok &h&rgsnt. DayspPort. Icyei
Cook, Sargent = Downey, lows Cityi 1
Cock. Afesnt Cook, ~. De- 4oiAeej
Vhek. QSxseat Parker, Firsass, NabsaskA.
Dave4ppt, IoWs, Jaly l, SO. ssSte-Asu
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CARRlAGE MANUYACTow

CAkHBA0E MANURACTORH,
On Johnson Street, between lst and ID,
pY O'BRlAN 1 co. Having per- 80
- mAnently established oanslvesQ
In ksokuk, with IN ample supply of0t2@
the very best material Tor the nan
ufacture of Carriages. Buggies, Gigs and Hacks
We are prepared to make all articles In our line
in the very beststyls and Of the choicest nstsria
on reasonable terms and prompt notice.
May IS, ls56-diy
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mainder Of the stock purchased from the late frm
ef odell Matless VI viii close ont nj cost and be-
low cost in order I" maxi for other ge.os nov
on the way. All persons wishing bargain. H. cur
line, are requested to call and examine for them
selves We viii also make TO order at the shortest
notice all kinds Of gentlemen . and Ladies' wear
nt being guaranteed in all cases.
myiSd nUIsKAMp a MA1LEss.
THE DIG NOOTi
We wish to make room for our new stock. to ar
"A rive on the first boat, will dispose Of the re-
mainder Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke At s.d
| below cost.
We viii b glad to see al who wish basraiDs u
Boots and Shoes TT. ELLIOTT = CO.
WMOLEsALE DOOrS AM snOEs.
M Fall and Winter stock Of Doors, Ssoks and
lsA BaooAHs is nov fall ard complete, to which
uesh arrivals will continue to ~ added a. the sea-
son advances. The attention Of the trade 10 most
rsspscsisliy invited, = am qsits cosadent can
make 70 the interest Of dealers to purchase Of me-
~ ny new Store, No. ~ Main Street, . few doors
VIZ. THOMPSON.
Keokuk. Sept. 10, lsss-dlwtfw
SHAVING AND MAnR.CUTTINC.
VINHk saloon Of George Cabss, below Psrsons'
Bank, ON Main street, 10 the favorits resort II
0entismsn for clean shsvingsnd agrseable cham
eoin, and Tor ecisxrisic uAIR cUrriss the Proprc-
tor challenges the entire profession in Iowa.
FANCY ARTICLES.
A variety Of choice Faacy Articles, including
anssoaps, Ponatum, BrusAss Of ali kinds, csavats,
Collars, &C., always on hand, and cheaper than
slsswh here. GEO. CABUS
Sept. I-dsmw3m
u ECEfvED this day, large invoice Of new
~ Books, in almost every department Of litera-
ture.
Clara, q Shave Life in Esrop.;
John Halifax, gentleman;
Martins Of Gro Martha, by Chas. Lever;
Hslsn Liseoln;
Life and Advsaturss Of Beck wourth;
The HsSuenot Exiles;
Oossln Nisholaa;
The Tongue Of Fire;
Wild Lifs in Mexico;
The Dscanssr's Daughter.
For sale by CAVE 1 BAILEY,
asgs Aain-st bet 9Th ! 5th
EAMkS.-Chess, Dominoes, Dvaushts, Battle
~ dorc. Gracss. Fox and 0ooss, BaakganDon,
Dissected Pushes, and great variety Of French
and dsrman games Of very intsrssting character.
TlsHE Last Of the forssters--A story u old Vir-
Aug70 CAVE BAILEY
THINE and Mine--A bcsstifui story by Flora
.asso CAVE ! BAILEY.
q THOUSAND SOLD. - Taies of the Living
~ Age. zAlDLk, ro.Anes IRON BlsshweoAS
aagso CAVE 4BArLEY.
yUsAN, The fiahermans Daughter. OF lssSins
, AionE--A BOOK oi iiiussssaens; by Uasssaas
.usso " - cAvsA BArlsY.
1NHB OLD REGIME and the ksvsl11loH, By De
os,s sess'''''s' ''' '-' ciys q ! BAILEY.
r IL NEVER TOO LATE no MEND. matter q
fact romance, BY Charles Rssd. in tvo volsnss.
or sale BY CAVE BAILEY.
sep94d.
fRs. srowE's NEW BOOK win = her. to-
III 4 n A n
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0ANkIN q MGkLG0,
Il T1OA&0f6 - lAw, Ksoksk, Bs~a--O0ss svS
"A Parsons' Bank, corner II Asia - Ssss.1 -
De. ~
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A rTORNEY 81 Law, vail pssetice In Les ssd The
"A .ijoniag cosntiss, Andin ths 6spvens Cosrt.
Odcs with p. w. Potter, Rs2, up stain, % Aaia
street, bst. "a and Ath.
Refers 70 Aesns. Mc0svic, Chittenden Co., Col.
ean'I 4. Carts. burns 4 ksntgen, Cox . BAsilsy,
end Prof. >. 2. Sanford. (sAgfloly
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A We wish to make room for our new stock. to sr.
IA rive on the nrst boat will dispose Of the re.
mAinder Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke At and
below cost.
We will Be glad to see ell who wish basRains :
Boots and Shoes. TT ELLIOTT 4 CO.
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EOWuD n. GRANT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND
0oUeYaI a.aMa Agent.

PELLA,................... .....MAR1ON CO., IOWA,
MILL attend promptly tobuying. selling and
w leasing real estate, paying taxss, examining
titles. preparing Of legal paps making colecttons,
and all other with the resl estate
husmess.
Will practice the legal profsssioa In this aad th
adjoining counties.
ksvaaEncss:--H. sherman 4 Co., Greene, weare
4 Rice, r.. Dss Moinssj John White Co., Okla
loosa; L. II. Grant, Mare Association Library, =,
Y. City; Prof. X. d. Muxsey, Cincinnati.
augl IA wtoclV
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0AMEl GAMEii
grHE highest market prices will slwAys b laA
j fpr 0AmA.
Also. heip wanted nnqpirc u ths "Yoasg Anag-
lei" Saloon. opposite the Hostolbss
ssptS0s1u =. !. 0AqoVN.
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y. o5AIHOaD, y. Cuhn
STAFFORD 4 M,CUNE,
XXyHOLESAkk 0roeers and Commission Mer
w chants, second door sbovs the corner Of Blon
tsas, water street, ksskak, lows.
March 8, ls55-dANy.
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JAn1s w EsIaT. w. C. fUskHoussa.
FINLEY & HUNkMOUsE0,
DRODuCE, Commiasioo and Forwsrding 4sr.
L chants corner of State and South Watsf STREET
thiesgo, III. febfSdu
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Grow, AGsssry 4 Co.
james Watson,
Young Draahers,
G. W. 5tops . CU.
CApEr +, NJ. Gould.
Rhoass Psgrso I Co
I.oker, Rsaish + Co.
W. B. Gilman,
J. r. Csmsaosk D Co.
tv
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-09

Old BILL PARRow's benefit last night was
alike delightful treat to the beneficiary and
the audience. These companies give most ex-
cellent entertainments-we think surpassed by
none ever given here. Tonight is set apart
for the benefit of the unfortunate little boy,
ALLsEY WALLACE, whose merciless whipping
at the hands of his brutal father we mentioned
few days since. This is an appeal to the
charity of the community, which we trust will
n go unhee ded. The innocent little sufferer
is alone and friendless in the world, and if there
was ever true object of pity, he is one. Let
every body go or ''send hand, and contrib
ute to his relief This noble offer of q benefit
from the troupe speaks well for them, and will
be remembered to their credit
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The Roberisom Association.

Mrs. Mscready, we are pleased to learn,
gives performance next Monday night for the
benefit of the Howard Association. We hope
it may prove a substantial one. This institu-
son sprang out of the sufferings of the poor
ring tie intensely cold weather Of the past
" inter-, when charitable deeds were Of every
day occurrence, and may now be regarded as
permanent Nashville Institution, having for
its object the good Of society. Any thing
which may increase its benevolent fund, should
appeal to the noblest sentiments of the human
heart, and find there ready response. 1t is
praiseworthy act of generosity in Mrs. Mac
ready to make the tender of this benefit, and
it will be duly appreciated
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-09
Property Sales Yesterday.

The sale Of the valuable property on North
Market street, below the site of the old Nash.
vile Inn, was made on yesterday. The first
OF fronting 90 feet, with 100 feet in depth, con-
tanning dwelling, &c, 30, was sold for $4,000
to BENJ. F. SHIELDS, agent, B. L. SIMPSON,
Esq, and others. Lot No. 2, with Al feet
front and same depth as No. l, embracing a
portion of the Agricultural Manufacturing
Company's property, was bid off by BYRD
DoUGLAs, Esq, at $9l5O. The upper lot, No.
3, containing 81 feet with same depth as 9TH
ers, was bid off to BENZ. F. SHIELDS, agent, for
$1,000.
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LAWS OF TENNESSEE.
foTFICIAL PUBLICATION.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To amend the act passed February 11h 1884, entitled An
Act establish system internal improvements in this
State, and for other purposes"
SEC |. Be il enacted by the General Assembly
Of the State of Tennessee, That said act be so
amended that the East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad Company shall have the further time Of
year to complete one section of thirty miles Of
said road, in order TO bring themselves within the
provisions of the act which this Is intended to
amend, and the acts amendatory thereof, and to
entite said company all the benefits Of said acts.
Sec. =. Be il enacted That the counties of Cooke,
jefferson, Granger and Hancock, shall have the
same authority power and privileges 70 take stock
in the Cincinnati Cumberland Gap and Charleston
Railroad, or any other railroad thar may pass
through or rear any Of said counties, aud to issue
their bonds and shall be subject 20 the same re-
strictious as are granted TO- and required Of the
counties OF Lawrence, Maury, Williamson, David.
son, and other counties therein mentioned, by an
act passed February %, 1852, antited IAN Act to
incorporate the Nashville, Franklin and Columbia
Railroad Company"
Sec. 8. BE it enacted, That, II majority Of the
qualified votes of either of the above named coun-
ties cast the day OF election, shall be in favor
Of stock, then, in that case, the county court Of
either of said counties so voting stock shall issue
the bonds OF said county TO said Railroad company,
OF COMPANIES, Oh hppUChtloh oI tue ftesiuenb
thereof; Provided, said county court Of either Of
said Counties shall not be required to issue bonds
for more than Que halt tho amount voted, In any
year.
Sec. BE it enacted, That proposition to take
stock in said railroad shall not be submitted by the
county OF either OF said Counties in case Of
refusal 70 vote stock the first election under this
act. oltener than every six months.
Sec Belt enacted, That the act OF Claiborne
county in voting stock in said railroad. and TO issue
her bonds for the same, on the first day OF NoVem.
Der, lS55-there being large majority Of the votes
cast in said election, Ia favor Of county stocks,
hereby, declared 10 be legal and binding
Sac. 8. Be il enacted, This act shall take effect
from and after lie passage.
Sec. Z. BE il enacted. That the stock taken and
subscribed BY Claiborne county, in the Cincinnati,
Cumberland Gap and Charleston Railroad Compa-
ny, shall be expended upon said road within The
limits Of the said county of Claiborne; Provided,
further. that this amendment shall 10 no way, effect
the individual subscriptions in said road.
NELL S BROWN,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
EDAARD s CHEATHAM,
"a Speaker Of the Senate.
Passed February 20, 1886
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-09

WASHINGTON FIFE COMPANY, No. 5.-An
application of COMMITTEES on the part Of this
recently organized Fire Company,in the South
ern portion of the city, was submitted to the
city council yesterday, together with roll of
the members, numbering 100 names of active
and able bodied men. The council received
the new company, and recognize them as q
part of the Fire Department of the city
When they procure tie necessary apparatus,
the company win prove of immense service to
the portion of the city in which they are To-
Gated
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-09
Friday Morning, May 8, 1856.
River and Steamboat news.

The river was still rising yesterday, though
very slowly. 1t is highe. now than it has
been for couple Of years.
Arrived yesterday, the Roek City from
Paducah, and the j. g. Cline from Memphis.
Departed, the Rock City for Paducah, the
DR.. Robertson, for Hartsville, and lie Nettie
Miller for Waits5oro'.
The Aida was not in port last evening.
She will probably leave to-day for Paducah
The J. G. Cline departs to-day for Mem
phis.
The Magnolia will probably leave for Gin
cinnati
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NashVtle, MAJ =, 1893.
C0rT0N-sales yesterday Of 46 bales al s 2Sa
10 loS Is At s.5SalOo0.
ToBAcco-sslss at A. HsmIlscn's Of 10 hhds.
al Sso SIS, SIS $40, 6ss. 6sO. 800, COS. slO,
$50, elS. Sos, 600, sss eos. SIS. eiS. sio, 100.
The latter vas raised by \. Q. MaIwsr, Bsq., Of
Bediords and uas bought By w. Meredith, Esq 4.
manufaessrss his the highest price u The season.
and was well wortby Of a.
Trade lively.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-09

The weather yesterday was cloudy and
cold. Fire was a very pleasant addition to
the comforts of the ''sitting rooms" of old
couples; although voted unnecessary by the
"DeWly matedn
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-09

az The mail by the Chattanooga Railroad,
which brings the greater portion of our South
ern and Eastern papers, has not arrived since
Monday night. We are, consequently, with
out papers to make selections of news from.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-09

CRY REVENUE COLLECTOR ANsoN MEL
son, who has proved himself the most prompt
and efficient revenue collector the city has yet
had the good fortune to secure, was yesterday
reelected by a unanimous vote of the city
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-09
MARRIED,

On Wednesday Mag TIN, IN the sisinlty Of Nsshvfs b.
the Rev Charles Tones, Ms SAX r. Taylos Of Upton ca
Tennessee, 70 M JEEN NJ IsTos daughter o. Berjamln
Luton. Esqr II this eounty.
On the day, at sOmsrv.s. Tenn BY the Rev p. 4
Band Ma VIZ D. poHrcH Of Fsystts eovny Tsnn % Ma
LuoKT HcKESSoN, daughter Of d. HeksusoA Il PAyslis
county, Team.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-09

sE The Patriot is the Of the "TTzs WAi1I
Messrs SAITH, MORGAN Co. having purchased the print
ng materials, subscription list, &C., Of the latter
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To Iron Founders.

PROPOSALS will be received by the Undersigned until the
Sth Of May next, for 5000 feet Of inch Water Pipe
and 600 feet of inch Pipe TO be delivered within the
months Of July August and September next for the City
Of Nashville, the may be wanted; Of approved
strength and soundnes Specifications state the price
cash. and also four months time the delivery Of
each five hundred feet Of Pipe, VIM. l.. NANCE,
ap26-td Chairman Of Com Pipe.
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