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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

REVERENCE OF A Cutting off
Girls Aose- have learned from
Mr.. Warner some of the particulars of Il
most diabolical outrage that occurred
last week about three miles below his
landing on the Mississippi. 1t appears
that a Dutch widow living at that place
has family Of grown-up girls, which
he is anxious to get rid Of The Oldest,
good looking girl of twenty-one, is liv-
ing with a neighbor, and has lately at,
tracted the attention of an Italian, who
has been staying about there, and has
wanted to marry her. His suit as been
backed up by the old man, but the girl
has steadily refused to marry him.
Last week the fellow cal led at the house,
and requested to zee her at the door;
when she appeared, he seized her by the
end of the nose, and with his pocket
knife cut it of close up to the bridge
The poor girl screamed and tainted, and
while the family rushed to her assistance,
and tried to staunch the blood, the ruifi-
an took leg bail across the mississippi,
and has not since been heard Of Next
week we hope to get the name aud
description Of the fellow, so that he can
be posted by every newspaper IN the
Union.
La Crosse (Wis.) Nat. Democrat.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

VALUABLE MEDICINE. - A Yankee
doctor has contrived to extract from sau-
sages a powerful! tonic, which he says
CONTAINS the whole strength of the erigi-
nal bark. He calls it the ''SuIphate of
Canine p He anticipates great popu
iarity for it in New York city War-
cester I,ranscript.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

By the direction Of the Postmaster
General, all newspapers containing circn-
lars. handbilIs, and "eztfas,n are to be
charged letter postage.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

# ycu allow your animals to shiver,
your fortune will be shiverel in conse-
auence that is, the farmer who leaves
lis cattle to tile winds, will find bis prof
its also Given TO the winds.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

Nhv is the first chicken Of the brood
like the forenlast Of vessel. Because
it is forward on the main hatch
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

II yon wish to give an eaerges
moremsnt to all your farm snaclliner ,';sss| lss
ana keep its hundred wl'eals ~ 'olassons
se sure not 10 bs without gooa fe1
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-23

The Maple Sugar crop Of me year
1856 is estimated by the officials 10
Washington, in the agricultural bureau.
*s, ~Cn Ynfk
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17
The Iinnar0ur,lion.

The House Of Representatives on yesterday
disposed of the liquor question, which has
been under discussion for 8 week past. The
vote rejecting the bill introduced by Mr.. Brien,
of DeKhb, in the early part Of the session,
(being the first bill offered ia the Hoase,) was
ayes 2s, noes Al. This bin had some excellent
features, and could not have failed TO satisfy
the friends Of the Temperance Reform, yet ii
was regarded as leaning too much towards pro-
hibition by majority Of the members. 0tbeT
features were engrafted upon the bin as amend
ments, which caused it 10 lose friends. The
advocates of the bin were sangnine that IL
would have passed in lis original shape.
Mr. Colquet's dill, (known as the good Ii
quor bill,) TO prohibit the sale of adultersted
liquors, which passed a second reading on
Monday night, by a vote Of 80 to IS, was re-
jected yesterday on third reading, ayes %,
noes ~.
The result Of the introduction Of the liquor
question into the House has been the passage
of bill TO repeal the tipping law Of 1876,
which will leave the quart law in force. We
think il altogether probable that this is all
that eau be accomplished y the present Le-
gislature, should that bill pass the Senate /;
though we confess our inability 10 predict
what the Legislature will 30.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

w The " Soil Of the South" for January
came to hand Tuesday night. This very able
Agricultural monthly is printed at Columbus,
Ga. CuAs, A. PEABODY, the well known hor
ticulturist is one Of the editors. The price of
subscription is 81 per annum.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

DYsPKPsIA IEDIGEsrOE These great
Ns@S scourges Of our people cannot be too well IN
derstood or the means Of syertng curing them too
highly appreciated The person who discovers any means
of cure or alienation confe benefit upon his felows and
is deserving Of This desirable consummaon has
been achieved and not only dyspepsia be cured but IL
may be prevented by the Of Hoohand German Bers
prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson Philadelphia which medi-
cine is spoken Of in Of the highest eommendaton by
thousands who have tested its efficacy 1t is perfectly IN
in its nature and possesses the valuable property
Of improving the health Of the robust as wen as restoring
The health Of the sick See advertisement. ~
PEor wooD's HAIR REsToRATryE-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues OF this celebrated
article that viii restore the gray and the bald eradicate
Of the Scalp, preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age. 1t put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

THEATmoAL.-We learn from the Vicksburg
Wlig of the 4th inst, that our friends BER-
NARD and ASH, Of the Memphis Theatre, have
opened the Theatre ia that place, with an ex.
oellent Company, for short season.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17
BY TELEGRAPH.


BALTIMORE, Jan. l5.--The Southern mail this
morning brings nothing beyond Washington.
NEv YoRK, Jan. IS. The ERICKSON, from
Havre, arrived this morning. She left Havre Soth
Dec. Brings q passengers and Paris papers Of
2eth The Minister Of War, it is said, he's given
orders that a corps Of 10000 men be got ready
without delay.
CoEsrAsTIsoPLE, Dec l7.-The Crimean SUBJ
marine telegraph has been broken by severe
storm. Four merchant vessels were thrown on the
Crimean coast. Three hundred persons were ship
wrecked and drowned at the mouth OF the Danube.
Several English vessels still cruising in the Sea
of Azof, destroying the Russian fisheries.
Gen. Williams and prisoners were taken at Kars
and sent to TiHis.
WAsHISGroS, Jan. l5-HoUsE-Mr. Waurn ,
Of Msine, offered plurality resolution which was
laid:.on the table by majority
Voting was then resumed-2 more ballots-last,
10th, resulted as follows: Banks 80, Richardson
&C, Fuller. SO, Pennington 9, scattering 8. House
adjourned.
CINcINSArI, Jan. l5-Judge Timothy Walker,
eminenty and widely known lawyer, died at Z
O'clock ttssf
NEW YoRK, Jan. 15.--During the storm on the
Atlantic coast many vessels were shipwrecked and
some lives were lost.
Three OF our exchange drawers were swindled TO
the extent of $40, 900, by an uptown impOstor.
LOUISVILLE Jan. l6 The ice has stopped-ths
river is falling
New YoRK Jan l6--The ship ST. Dennis, hence
for Havre, foundered at sea on the 9th inst. The
captain, second mate, cabin passengers, and part
of the crew, in all 80 souls, persisted The first
mate third mate and nine seamen took TO the long
boat They picked up after having been 80
hours on it and brought to this port by the ship
Naples, from Leghorn.
An explosion in the Fire Works at Edges Labra-
tory, Jersey City, occurred yesterday. Two men
we're killed and third SO badly injured that he will
doubtless die.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
CINcINNArI, Jan. Is, noon.-Flour 60; Hogs
firm at Is; Provisions, sales 500 Hams at I;
Whisky unchanged; Groceries unchanged and in
demand; 40 hhds fair aud good fair Sugar at 7fas;
80 bags good Rio Coffee at 124; 65 bbls Molasses
at40
NEw YORK, Jan. 10, ncon.-Flour, Ohio, sc;
Southern 60; Wheat declined, so for Western
red; l So for Southern red; Corn improving; Mess
Pork l6 rs; Whisky firm; Stocks dull; PennsylVa-
mia Coal Company, e95; GaIena and Ohio l245.
New YORK, Jan. 16, P. Motion declined tc.
Orleans middling log; upland 81; do fair 10; Flour,
firm; Wheat, dull; Pork, firm; Molasses declined to
Ss; Freights irmer Bacon, frn-hams 81; shoul.
ders 7f
CINCINNATI, Jan. l6, P. M.-Flour, Sc so 6 IS;
Sugar, fair and good fair, ia 8; Coffee, good and
prime, l2i l9i; Molasses 40 Hogs frmer at 3 IS,
holders ask g. Whisky steady at % 26i.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

FLOUR DEPoT-It viii be seen by reference
20 our advertising columns that the New York
FIGURING Mills have opened depot ia this
city, Messrs. QUICK g. Co., having charge Of it.
They occupy the well-known store house on
College street, formerly occupied as the Port
Royal Mills Depot The -four turned out "
by the New York Mills is of the first quality /;
nothing superior is brought to this market.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17
S Sc 6 o Q O O!

sol Prizes Amounting to 600, 900
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Every Prize drawn at each drawing and paid when due
Tickets $40: Halves So; Qartsrs So so.
r. Address JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
macon, Ga
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

S aeeaant ~ en- deaf ~ Mr. \. l. Dasiz the rm e.
" u BsslsA Ca dssulsei fhs isnsss Il ne Fns uii
10 ssfti-a b 3Ar. a. KENDMck. sarsisips fArtnsr.
THE Gas FITTING BUSINESS slE - ernt naea IA
al sfsnehss. saa hiss phiE theF sF1 vel een .nd
Al rrass4ata Frees - 4eefnualsd ~ eaan4 a tht
90. - ne Nsshss Ca fighi ceps pFFy sfsrsf.
AHia-lm lsrl JAS. u. kEADMSA
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

ADVERTISING SALES OF LAND AND Ne
GRoEs.-In the House Of Representatives
yesterday, the bill of Mr.. Brown Of Madi-
son, requiring sales of land and negroes TO
be advertised in newspaper, passed on
second reading, ayes 80, noes 30. This
was regarded as a test vote. We must
commend the majority fer their good sense.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17
X. C. M'NAIRY 81 co.

-
X. c.. M'NAIRY & co.
No. So COLLEGE ST., Nashville, Tenn.
uAvE on hand Of the largest and most complete
II stocks Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, suiia-
ket And having within the last few days received their
third large FALL IMPORTATION and many articles bought
prices below their cost enabled to offer in
dueements to all persons wanting goods in their line.
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Founced Silks in an coors for day and evening
dresses SIS $780, Elegant More Antiques, plain
and striped both day and evening; elegant Plaid and
Striped silks all qualities prices; Plain Rept. Silks in
all coors for day and evening dresses Poult de soe do
Cashmere Robes, with borders eegan Cashmere Robes
printed, do.
Plain and Printed DeIaincs.
The Iargestlot offered this city, bought greatly
reduced prices which viii be sold proportiOnsbly low.
patterns Union de LANES only 90 piece; Plain
Mernos, in sill eoors In Short EVERY THING in the dress
FIanneIs.
Extra heavy, all Wool, for Drawers;
:" Union,
Shaker,
All qualities Welsh and other unshrinking Flannels;
Silk Warp Fannels;
Fine seque Fannes all coors; and for children,
White, Red and Yellow, all qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions Of goods for Boys Clothing such Jeans
Satnetts, TWeeds Cassneres, &C. &C.
staple Goods.
All kinds sheetings shrtngs, Pillow Domestics Tickings
Apron Checks Canton Fannels Prints, Irish Linens, Plaid
Linseys, Negro Kerseys, &c. &C.
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
Everything in this line. HonOn Collars and ConAretes;
VAL Collars COarettes and eeves separate in sets; all
kinds Of French and Scotch Worked Collars Mourning Col
lars, in great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything In Muslin and Lace Curtains. Also Union, all
Wool, and Satin Lame Damasks, with Gimps Tasseis,
Loops Cords, &C., to match Also Cernice and Pins al
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems aud Boys all
of which they will sell at the Low est possible prices.
Carpets
In endless variety and all qualities. Many new styles
received within the last few days. prices te insure entire
satisfaction Also large lot Of Rugs Mats, Drugets,
Crumb Cloths, Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places, Wash
Stands, &c &c. r. G. McNAIRY 4 CO.,
nov21 No 50 College street, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

IRON RAILING AND
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
TNHE subscribers are prepared TO al orders Of any
j for IRON WORK, such
Ratings for Public and Private Parks. Gardens,
Steps, Vererdahs, Balconies, Cemetery Lots &C,
Also, IRON sTAIRs DOORS sHUrrERs, SETTLES,
CHAIRS, TABLES. DOGS, WINDOW GUARDS GATES,
FOUNTAINS, &C. They pay particular attention 70 eneos-
ing CEMETERY LOTS and PARKS, having the largest
Of Patterns OF any establishments in the country,
are enabled please the stidous IN taste Arch
tects or Builders any part Of the Union. wanting Iron
work. By sending drawings viii receive the estimate for
Of work, and VIII urnish any work rom their de-
signs or drawings that may be desired.
Persons wishing articles Of manufacture hy address
Ing lines stating for what purpose, win be furnished
with printed designs by mall with the prices
e1 An orde viii receive prompt site non, and
the work nshed and fitted In the best manner and packed
In boxes for sale carriage. HOOD 90,
1911 North Tenth Street,
AID Broad and Ridge Avenue,
noy24-tYv4m Philadei phin.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

TyHE business heretofore conducted By the subscribers
i der the Ann Of SNOW, MACKENZlE 4 Co. viii be
hereafter carried by them under the Arm aud style Of
KEHZIE d WILSON.
An persons indebted 70 the arm requested % pay
up delay, further Indulgence cannot possibly be
Riyen ALEX. MkfKENzlk, .
J. VI. WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

ID ANYWAY firm ne fabseilnar ssiasY ne asa Der
~ - lAek kerss Man naEof EkAMa1 4, shoeals AIM
ssli HENRY
said neeo Fsihes .4e sa3e. ate1i ess 81 nns Or .s
iss high ueigAs sbsf 10 ppEnas Win rns q A. a.
lslih eu s1ay and geo a Ms Hansrs nu aaue nsals
pF 1ee Hhea ks lsl Ne ckfpaa1ar - trsas an 80
tFtd e to1naa tlelH, gealess q Na1hgfaa AZ
eslAnE Is god trt eaEnnf b described Rs % e1st
tttft 4elt A'a $50 tetN tt - 80 ~ AlaA 80 - "a
nfa III size tAe ahsta reafl deVsle u Mash
y1i &C - euaansn,laI - "a snJ Is1ies lhas esa
80 hiu.
sais nrsrq eelaass ~ y. Anen q ass oSenna. kal
gss en 3 ~ care Ska rs ltn.
N1ahsae. 1snfi-n atH q aI.1Ntl
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MACKENZIE & WILSON

MACKENZIE & WILSON
RI making arrangements extend the an4fsetars q
II their sros ght iron stove, A
THE TESSESSEAN,v
The popular Of the South and Southwest. ordes,
eomps ned 70 lay over, can nsw be specaig died.
RooFIKG, eUTTERING, &C
The eat door work. c.nprisng an Tn and Copper Work
connected with cling houses subtle bulldogs, ke, &c-
placed uader the entire supegntendenee q Mr. " Jones
late a. IOaisFlls.
~ this arraneemeat al vera u the shove descrpcn
trusted q mi be hnshed vel be done In the
Eastern cities. and nt The lowest possible Eatea
Tn and Copper Roof warranted OR Gve years 70 Be
perfectly saer-ght aud respectfully refer hs rocf %
the Rsf Pre- rrzn Churh Of he largest r0osz IN he
city Which has net baked snsls drop since Il pas en-
ct unpreeedented In he annals FoaeaE IN Fnaessse
THNWARE.
Our TuHare = male b DE bei mechanics that can Be
found and q the test and heaviest material.
Castings.
Ths best Pttaharg castngs AwAys hsnl anA a. he
CAST IR0N STOVES.
We have hand an tes larger stack q beth Cab.
nF satnt taB nn other hsus ii ihs cir and
ara assernzned 4 : - b. sa6rr. okd-
CRATES.
Wahsre iEn1 iafEs sfack e DFasinr Rsars Parior
ARt oGcr Gsat, cm ia hest aaanacfnrr r Ean AID si
HJUsE FURNISHING GOODS
Oar a.sallnsa rafisd and eoaprsss nany arsela -
ssat1i hou e-keelaF 81 a. sale ne iosest prr, az
eaah, e. - pcnesta, czstMsrE,
Al snzTustsd - Ell - txeeate1 vita FnoEFtitnas
aad D4FsTcH, and - fes . sA.ss q Fa l.t-
Na,hrsas. Jan ST
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

T0R HgRE-Yar the basnos q he present year, a
~ NEGRO NAN very good BlaekfIa a.. AgIAg v
~ T. A. BALLOWg Gems Aeoat,
janll No. ~ DeadrTiek street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

CONSUMPTION SPrTTfse BLooD.-See the
Us%-ssS certificate Of Mr.. Turner II. Ramsey, for
maay years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel Frsdsck
burg, Va, and late Of the City HOTEL Richmond. Va
Dr. John Mnge Of the city Of Richmond though regular
physician aid opposed to what he called quack
medicines was obliged sag that its good effects in the case
Of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful indeed. ~
He had given up by several physicians bad tried
most Of the quack medicines and tbs verge Of ds
nair ne well as the grave when he tried Carers spanish
Mixture.
the public to his full and lengthy iheate around
the bottle, stating his
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Agricultural Implements

AT mANUFacTURERs' PRICES.
IL. .. w Il Ia IA y n
IL As ard ~ kesg % hand. ~ stars -
II IA Il. +. feAtmtnb Warehease. t<-5ssz<szllR
Markes street. atI assafted stock n M
Agricultural ard horticultural
lEpienenES and Tools. rh q cera sasllsls t...E.-
ID 3 l4froas h1fnhlls Cora DIrs aa1 Faniefs5 tscnq
Psitu All Lever Jaeks1 and HsnsefuKnishias toeds.
uheh ~ ~ seA a. NanElsct1rrs FTaess, -. .41s1
he has also 81 <ks ttEDs art - - @9tt44
kkgTLE< ana SHIFT l2oA 4xcftt.
Fsrsons h uans ~ Tso upfse PoreFs tnrsstrft Aet-
ara kta efs sarn shesrs Ae g sr4 r iHetf - fs -
10 lnn ntepd - oqorl aaf hzt ns rreFleas1 -
sAEea
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The Cumberland rising at this point sloW y
last evening With 4 feet water on The Shois. Con.
siderable ice is still floating on Ihe surface
The weather moderated slightly yesterday. and
che sun after some five six days observation gave
us :he light of bis couHtenance occasionally.
The Eclipse departs 70 day for Paducah.
TIE John Simpson from Memphis aud the Cza-
6erlaad from New Orleans we're expected last
uisht The latter is Capt Brooks new boat, and
she has fought her way up slowly through the ice.
The Captain viii d, ubtless be glad to have bis
friends take view OF her to-day.
The City Of Ha.stsriiie got 70 Memphis on the
18th, four DAYS from Cairo.
. The John Siao',ds which was aground al Presi.
dents Island got Oh on the lSt shortly afterwards
the Aueriea got aground there aud the CIV Of
Hag,ispiils went 20 her relief The H. n w. Hui
was also 70 have aided her oi. il necessary.
The Louisville Courier Of the I4th saws
The Ela arrived last night FROM Paaucsh. She
reports the AIsona al Cairo with larse load from
New Orleans for this eit,
The c4a5e,ia.al siII leave for NeE oAeans SAT-
urday. ailsH s.l1
TahsehgeFs lom Nlhcinhhis, SAtNfusAs ps t@Afoaa,
repcrt The liver completely blecked by ice irozen
from shore 70 s.aone just belew Laageneeburg
This accounts ior tie small quantity 0. ice ranumg
in the river yesterday evening At the bead Of the
falls
The recent cold weather would have frozen the
river over at this point II Il had not boeu 50 high,
in addition TO which il appears there Vas rise Of
ak feet or more 10 kanaSha uEer early lsst week,
which made nae Of over Two lret Al Cincinnati
and ehsctuslly prevented the lee bm forming TIE
river is nov falling fast al al points. another cold
spell ike the last would efectuay bridge with ice
NJ all points.
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.~ze To Nervous sufferers.-A RETIRED CLERGYMAN
~ restored to health in e few days, after many days
Of great suffering, anxious to make known the
Of viii send Qree the prescription used Di-
the Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGSAL No. 80 Fultonat, Brooklyn,
YeW York
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LAND SALES, sc:
VALUABLE
Observation-Disclosures,

hk undersigned proposes 70 sen acconodaiine ters
his Laurel Furnace and Lands eonsisng o. some hTe
os x hesand acres situated il DckxnE county, about
n sogtns.st o. Ch47otte, Immediately TIE Inc % he
N W. Railroad Said furnace 4 nov IN successsnI on
eIaoa and entirely new having probably the Engine
ana BIAS IN tie state Il swell supplied Ore I'm
a. exeeent Ore Bank situated In Hickman county Tenn
aew miles nom Atna FurnaSe And aso the Buffalo Iron
"o'k situated IN Lawrence county, Tenn property
mas about 1000 acres Of Lsnd which large bodies 81
Iron Ore,-exceent water power Main BuHaio and a.o
on Caefs creekon which d good Furnace Stack Iuss
completes There excellent far The latter piscs
Wnich Is within miles Of The Tenn. Ala Railroad
Ny object In selling, Is my business e
have lately purchased Carroll FBrnancs and having more
Iron Property than can attend 10 wish SELL and win
make = to the interest Of any des porass such
property, tObuy ofne. Any wishing to purchase shsr
Of The places call Ian, fuFnace or At Oar
roll Furnace, as 20 Laurel Furnace canaan Lands:
and s. g. W. Napier on the iaao propsry a. 10 to.s
lands Either Of whom vii take pleasure showing ihen
the property. W. O. HAPiER
dec2l--itwkwim Cnion cory. send bfu 10 tAis olHea
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T. II. KENT, of Jos, I Sooro,..;as
W. II. ENGEL, wv 0'"' ''''

On motion, it was
Ordered, That copies Of said preamble and
resolutions be sent to the Rep eseRtatires IN
Congress of the American Party, aud to the
papers ia Maryland which support American
principles, for publication.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ez- FAILING rs LovENo more falling IN love afer this
We are all to be pitched into il, wiling unwilling. Pro
fsor RoxDoUr betrayed the secret He teaches how 10
make any body you that WISH BE furnishes in his
curious book he Of Marriage the entire key TO the
mystery II you want lady she must become yours you
need husband pick cut you canlove Read RoSDour
and the matter settled The boO< is advertised in
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RECEIVED, AND NOW IN STORE BY
nnUnrEU annEDSnE


CHURCH ANDERSON,
Nos l and Broad street
n FROM NEW ORLEANS,
80 hhds. New Sugar;
100 bags Rio Coffee;
100 bxs Fresh Raisins;
80 kits fresh Fish;
100 bbIs. bolasses;
30 hf bbls. do;
500 sacks Salt.
FROM BALTIMORE,
100 doc Fresh Oysters;
100 bags PRIME Coffee.
FROM CINCINNATI,
100 bxs.. halves and ours, Star Candles;
100 doz. Pat Eyed P. Buckets
.. 80 doz. Wash Boards;
100 bxs. western Reserve Cheese;
100 bbls. Wishire's Whisky;
100 " DeaIs
20 Old Rye
81 " Bourbon;
80 3" MonJngahela;
10 Brandy;
10 Gin
Is NJ Wine.
FROM NEW YORK,
10000 Spanish Sole Leather;
30 casks English Soda;
20 bags Race Ginger;
20 do Spice;
ceroons Indigo;
casks Nader;
100000 g. D. Caps;
FROM ST. LOUIS,
% kegs Golden Syrup;
20 half bbs. do;
bbls. do;
IS kegs Lead;
200 bags Shot.
FROM WHEELING.
200 kegs assorted Nails.
The above articles received yesterday-al AM
resh and viii be disposed Of at astonshingy low prices
Having been purchased at the lowest possible figure for tn
pe they viii Of course be exchanged at the lowest posi-
bic figure for the peots- 7ctgn Can and for your
selves CHURCH ANDERSON,
uoy23 Nos ! and Broad 81.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17

JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
By AUrHoRITY OF THE stats OF GEoReIA,
MA C ON, G A.
THIS LOTTERY is conducted the plan Of the Royal
i Lottery OF Havana Of single nunbers-and dravn at
CONCERT Hall Macon Ca, under The saPeTinen-
dence Of Col. Geo. M. Logan and Jas. A. MIS-
bet. Esq.
Grand Scheme for January 18th, 1856.
When Prizes amounting to
....-- 6 e % @ @ d.