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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01
REGULAR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI & NASH
WILLIE PACKET

nURIN9 the .snsdng season, the a TTT1 -,
II commodious Iigh raugh steam S.
er, MAGNOLIA, r :. ScUDpsR Mas
ter, will regularly above, and TO ali intermediate
landings Being exceedingly hght az inches draught with
superior accommodations for paSseugers capable Of
making quick trips, soicifs public patronage.
" Orders ief with either Of the undersigned for freight
either way viii meet promps attention.
n. II. HAR fIS0N, -.
oct22-6m A. HAMILTON Agents
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01
CHoLEUA PREVENTIVE.

1--WE Public respectfully Informed that LYONS co
stiil elntinae selling their celebrated Cholera and
apiarrhca Preventive, iron the effects Of which
many year reaped great comfort and reie by tie
Gallon Bottle Glass. preyentves always better
haa cures strongly recommend all 10 Il. The Poor
supplied without charge, accompanied with practising
Doctors certificate. Private families particularly should
have bottle Of hs article in the house. 70 case Of emer
aency LYONS CO..
ryi faCedar stFest
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01
REeULAR NEW oRLEANs PACK
sMITHLAED, PADUcAH AND CAIRO PACKET.
TWICE WEEK.

'IlHE light Oraught Steamer MON a oT~s1
Il TICELLo, G w CoUoH Master, FEyl-afgf.SAa
viii run above until January next, zz1tEx1s
after which she will ply regularly between this port and
WAlTsB0R" and all intermediate landings. Orders len
with her for passage freight viii with prompt
attention. II. II. HARRISON,
oct22-6n A. HAMILTON Agents
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01

WINDSOR, @. W., June 20, 1852
DR. J. C. AYsK Ths may certify that have used YOU
CHERRY lJcroRAL Tor upwards OF year my
cere belief that should have been grave this
II had not. II has cured Of a dangerous affection Of
the lungs, and do not overstae my convieoD when tell
you II Is priceless remedy.
Yours, very respectfully,
ID. A. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILRoAn-
~ NOTICE TO SHIPPERslA
E1s5 EnzSTa rt5f1 ez1n
z.E FriSsSss Is = D7b

SiL NE tennessee River Bfgs Is rebuilt Produce and
IsiehanSse VIZ be uansaippcd the river on
Steamboat and Rarges and Be suiirefed hi ,,-, ar,
shpers are not1ed that al goods the depots 10
cent FOR t entire projections Of th- eonteuts
VII Dc REJECTED Strain viii oct BE- received except In heavy
or funny Bags The lFht thin sacks vii be re-
lascd even az "a ~ q ne o1sHer, te sbor and tine
hecssA3 20 repair same VII grvaiy retard the transhp-
specially IN tracied not 70 rsceve grain heir respective
stations unless The SACK plainly and distinctly marked
ana aned by an order Of Shipment We eannot per-
nj te depo % b. ue a. storage houses or grain or pro-
enee uheh the sane 70 b. held eli suits he conveni-
enc OF osnsr or shipper 70 order rRarf Wheat 70 CAa
tsnooga vii Re charged ccn and corn cents ur hp.et
hen iuahona and All stations q Tennessee river
ana RON NAss e ant al stations q n bona Wheat
WI b. charged 10 cents and cent per bushel hI.
key vii be ehaiged o. barrel nom Nashville 10 On .ta-
neogA AT articles % freight designated IN our sr AZ la,
~ efa ana th class, VII Be carried 81 present Tar ratss
II. l. ANDs RSON,
fup't ~ 4 O. Railroad
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01

PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED
SA A VI A ID ER SAFES,
WARRANTED to stand 10 per cent more fire -,
w than any Herrings Safes in use, and sold at ka M
the same prices. Also, Iron Shutters, sash N I'll
and Doors for Bank vaults and HAlES
stores Also, Patent Slate Lined Igefrfg-
orators, all warranted gooOd and cheap any the
country by EVANS WATSON, No. 26 South An street.
Philadelphia, Pa Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks and
al the celebrated Locks furnished when required W. O.
LLLARD authorized receive orders and make sales Of
the above my5-1y
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01

and Louisville,
-TRI- " ERLY.-
THE splendid passenger steamers CITY OF HUNTS
l. WILLIE, W. WEAVER, Master, leaves Nashville every
Monday at 70 O'Clock, m.
j. G CLINE j. O. HITE Master, leaves Nashville every
Wednesday at 10 O'Clock, m.
JOHN SIMPSON, W I. YEArHAE Master leaves Nashville
every Friday at ~ o'clock, m
Connecting Paducah with the daily Louisville and ST.
Louis United States Mail Boats, and Memphis with the
splendid New Orleans steamers Bulletin H. r. W HILL Geo.
Collier and Ingomar.
The accommodations Of this line cannot be surpassed and
passengers will find by far the speedes Of travel
either North South.
For freight passage apply to
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01
A. L. DAVIS, Agent,
cts At u g. Mail Packet Ono,

EB Capt B. DuFuED will remain in New Orleans during
the season. agent for the Nashville Memphis and
New Orleans line Of Mail Steamers. Also for the steamers
AMERICA and HUMBOLDT All business inIrusted to his
care for the above boats will be promptly attended to free OF
charge. ldec11 A. L. DAVIS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01

REDUCTION ON LUMBER TO NASHVILLE.
fiei hiseit 70 f-ntslon incluve LanabsE . reduced
~ per ear load ron f5Fner rates.
From cowan 30 Normandy incasve Lumber rsdas,a Al
per car soaf, RON iorrzer rates.
tamefr Rom SHELBY vile charged same from Normandy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01

Decatur. Alabama

mARRELHZED IRON mANEEA$.
EIS magnificent style Of Mzntei Is fast taking the place
Of all other descriptions both account Of It's supe-
or beauty richness, durability and particularly its cheap
ess While their cost is only about half that Of the real
Hrbe, they Indeed exceed the former in beauty
s.perior lusre, less liable soil are much easier
sept cean and far exceed marble in durability and are
be same time, less liable 10 break.
The undersigned agents for the manufacturers, Wal
ace, Lithgow Co. Louisville, KY will furnish them
10 their patrons and the public generally with CRATES
er pieces and every thing complete; and will also srper
ptend their putting up. STEWART a OWEN,
Stove Dealers and Tinware Manufacturers,
mars0-dFvu No 81 Market street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01

WmKsRARRE. Pa, Sep. 90, 1850.
DR J. @. ATER-My Dear sir:-Your medicine Is much
approved OF BY those who have used Il here conpo
sition such insure and maintain its reputation
invariably recommend Il for pulmonary anscons Is do
many Of our principal physicians.
lam your friend,
CHAS. sTREATER, VI. D.
PREPARED By DIR J. AVER, CHEMIST, LOWELL, MS
BERRY 4 DEMOvILLE, wholesale, NASHVILLE and Re
tail by 10. g. BROWN Nashville; and sold BY a
dealers in medicine in every town in Tennessee.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET

THE rev steamer HUMBOLDT Grn
1900 tens buF,aen, Capt. WH EEW-Fftts,5
SfRoxG, John D. Taylor, Clerk. u-Ekzrzets4szsE
This steamer is now finished Il Cincinnati and ready
take her place in the trade
The Humboldt 4 entirely boat Of the st and
tuit expressly for the Nashville and New Orleans trade
her light draught drawing only 20 inches Waer E enable
her % Si,b oad Ehen oshsFs only c0sna light
We solicit for her . shars u pub &c patronage.
JOHNSON, H0RNk A co
oct22-Gm JOHNSON, WEAVER A @ - AEehA.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01

Gr0K RENT have IarEs two story Brick hoas.
sammsF Street IN ths ssh Nsrd, shrD u rest isr
ne balance q s year faF ks very lou price 81 fce
n. A. BALL0Wk. Gena AFxns,
lanli No u liesdesick stFes
,AFANrED-l sish 70 paFchass FfFTY LAND wAl
w RANTs fos shich x psy he hrhef, Il p1ics
r. A. hALl0WE.
an~aa GENT Aren't "a II Dea4e<irk IL
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HANUYECTURERs AND NIILERs-

ME general Agents for the sale % al Cottoa
w wooen fabrics manufactured In The ststs Of TsnDe
see. and have appropriated large and eomoous ro0u
solely Cor their storage. We have also apprupra
ted another for the sale and storage q FLOUR aoae
Ant would respectfully es he etsaton q botA AAnu
n 4rers and Milsrs % this arrangement
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01
SELF sEALIEo PRESERVE CANS AND JARS.

SHALL BE- Ia reoeipi % ~ DAYS q susnisF Il verl
snpesi = and nxalasbi sseeahag Preserve cens. -
riaky adapted sox confenienee aaA nseialnea - q
ERa u sss ushlng % Prsssfys GA 10 sad srfs,ahis
We a. D. D. ptcEKE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01
A. HAMILTl
JOHNSON,
lire 90 Negr,
{ boat.
NOTICE.
--.E.NI- s-A...

LII those indebted to the late firm of H. B. Plummer
n Co.. also that OF Rohb Co.. respectfully requested
to forward and make payment by the first day Jan
uary next their successors DESTROYS Of closing the
old business.
We at all times be found at the old stand No 20
Union street. ldec4-tf1 ROBB CRAWFORD
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For Memphis, New Orleans, 81. Louis
and Louisville,

J. C. CLINE. JOHN SIMPSON CITY OF HUNTSVILLE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-01

We have large lot OF Carpets, Mugs and Mats which we
e.pec ~ invite all ho 10 want Of such COOS TO give
n call before buying.
In addition n the above have large lot Of ali kinds Of
goods aud all ask & careful examination OF stock
az No. 20 Colege %. Ldee2s-ul A. Q. A. D. BEECH.
The Empire County argus., 1856-07-26
Georgetown Correspondence.
GEORGETOWN. July %, 1856.

GEORGETOWN, July %, 1856.
EDITORS ARGUS A political war is about to be-
gin, and whether not we must to greater or less
extent enter into the contest it is apparent to every
one that every inch of ground of the National Con-
servative party, with Mard Fillmore and A. j.
Donelson at their head, will be disputed but the
good of our common country demands at the hands
of every true lover of the Union an untirng active
and never yielding service. And for whom can any
American work with so good will as for the model
President, NIllard Fillmore? Then let's in for the
war! Let the banner be unfurled bearing the motto
emblazoned with letters of gold Union Americans,
for the sake of the American Union!"
Buchanan the champion of the Democratic party,
may be statesman-and Fremont, the leader of the
Black Republicans, may be traveller and prospec-
tive millionaire; but the American leader. Mllard
Fillmore, is good tried and unhinching statesman
who has been, and will again be, the Presdent-not
of party clique Of section, but of the United
States of America. Then here's for the batte-et
the cannon roar, and the battle grow hot Let the
clash of political arms make the struggle fearful but
let there be faltering Every soldier should be on
guard-the watch-word should be victory p with
knowledge that to be conquered is to die death
disgraced with disunion. My brother soldiers, fight
not for rations; forget SELF and apply the torch, de
termined never to yield, as long there is corner
of the breastworks Of dsunon to be seen rearing its
accursed head in this, our beloved land Sleep no
longer! to your councils hasten-the hounds are near
at hand the day-star dawns over the eastern noun
tains, shining through an angry cloud Arise the
hour is just at hand, mighty work is to be done
the country can it must be saved then rest not-the
wires are being worked, the demagogues are making
mouds and intend to induce us to believe them able
to furnish a saviour Be not deceived-remember
they do the dirty work, at the bidding of their mas
ters and while they attired in gaudy livery,
the crumbs are their pay.
Then for long pull. strong pull, pull all to-
gether with shout which will make the wekn
ring for Fillmore and Donelson
The Empire County argus., 1856-07-26
D. P. TALLMADGE, Sec'y c. G.

RATIFICATION No 2.-The Immense and Enhus-
astic Buchanan Ratification that didn't come off on
Wednesday evening of last week. was repeated on
Monday evening last! The bells were rung long
and Justify by a couple of Black Republicans, appa-
rently and in due time the meeting was organized by
calling Judge johnson to the chair. Thos H.
Hewes made sprghtly little speech, in the way of
infusng into the faithful little of the leaven Of
hope. But even his over.ioyous explanation of the
failure on Wednesday evening, didn't leaven the
"whole lump Scarce eleven at the other meeting]
He did succeed in forcing an approving smile to the
amiabe cOuntenance of the presiding Judge-who
liked the ingenuity Of his friend Tom though he
knew, the while, that they were not suffering with
excess of joy at the nomination of Buchanan.
. Our old friend Col. Thos. Robertson then took the
stand. He bore down on Fremont and Banks, and
said Fillmore was as good man as the Union con-
tainea-but he loved our foreign-born citizens, and
couldn't help it, and was going with the Democracy
and like the woman who was snakebit didn't care
who knew it, The Col. made a good speech for so
young convert Evidently embarrassed by the
formidable array of strange faces about him.
Thos. III. Williams was next called upon. and he
made speech. Did well, considering his Wing and
proclivies and his incorrigible aversion to for
eigners Tom Jail Toms thus far-a sort of Tom-cat-
alogue confined himself in the main to a running,
geological description of the presidential nominees.
Judge johnson. who always means what he says
and always means right made tip-top democratic
speech. The Judge is good speaker and and an
honest man, and-more's the pity-a conscientious
democrat. Hewes then resolutiopzed the nominees,
and the meeting adjourned. Three cheers for Fill
more and Donelson were then given and repeated,
with a zest and volume of sound which showed that
a clear one-third of the crowd was Americans. Thus
endeth the second lesson.
The Empire County argus., 1856-07-26

BUCHANAN REPUDIArED.-The Columbia Is. C.)
Times, a Democratic Journal thus repudates Mr..
Buchanan:
Mr.. Buchanans antecedents are such that we
cannot give him our support; nor do we believe that
the people Of South Carolina can be induced to as
sst in placing him in the Presidential chair. He is
not only renegade from the Wing party, a tariff
man, and Federalist, but Frecsocr, having given
his support to almost every Northern movement in
raduced to crcunscribc the area covered by the in
stitution Of slavery. TO sum up the whole Of the
history, he is not advocate of State Rights and
we doubt not he will go farther than any Of his pre-
decessors if elected to consolidate the government
South Carolina cannot coisS V support Mr.. Bu-
chanan. His nomination is Il rlbukr to Mr.. Pierce
and his administration.
The Buffalo Republic, leading oreao of the Rad
ica Democracy, i'll New Y York r2pudatcs Buchanan.
1t concludes long article as follows:
But we have neither leisure nor space to pursue
this subject to day. Enough, that we now declare
that, under no circumstances (although always at.-
inc with the Democratic organization, and ardent,y
attached to it by lifelong association)-ca we
support the nominee Of the Cincinnati Convention,
upon the platform which that party has adopted
The Empire County argus., 1856-07-26

BUCHANAN AT IoME.-Thc Pittsburg G7:nitc the
oldest Journal west Of the mountains declares that in
Pennsylvania Mr.. Buchanan possesses no dreagt}
that mag be calei fo,mdajle His nomination sim
ply keeps those in the party who otherwise would
have been driven from it, but it brings no outside
aid. We have not seen nor heard Of one old line
Wing, Republican, nor American, who will vote for
him and we know that there are hundreds Of Dem
ocrats in this county who voted for Pierce who will
not under any circumstances, vote for Buchanan
In 1852, Pierce carried Pennsylvania by an i'm
mense majority, and he obtained sweeping majoritcs
in Greene, Fayette, Westmoreland, Armstrong Clar-
ion NenangO, Butler Mercer, Crawford, Warren,
Mexican, Pottet Bradford, Susquehana, and Tioga
counties 1t was by means Of these counties that he
carried the State, In 1856 nearly all these counties
will give heavy majorities against Buchanan, and
the few that will not do so will be able to give but
nominal majorities for him.
The Empire County argus., 1856-07-26

The CALIFORNIA DELEGATES TO THE CINCINNATI
CoNvENTIoN.-The Marysville Express is abusing
the California Democratic delegates for not voting
for Buchanan in the Cincinnati Convention. We
do not think this is fair. They refused to vote for
Buchanan because the Pennsylvania (Buchanan)
delegation opposed the Pacific Railroad, and certainly
the people of California appreciate the force OF
that reason, whether the Democracy can or not
Sac. american.
We are 10th to spoil good story for the apologsts
of the democratic delegates but can not quite let the
above pass. If the reason above given be the cor
rect one, why did they vote for Cass? because the
Michigan delegates were favorable to construction
of the Pacific Railroad by the Government? The
Michigan delegates went for Buchanan 1Aey were
not favorable to the above project any more than is
Buchanan-or is Cass. They are in favor of no in.
ternal Improvements by the Government, save i'm
proving ST. Clair Flats. Cass is-dtto, save that
L" circumstances beyond his control preventing, he
could not attend the Chicago Convention in as. to
even say word for said Flats; and his apolocv for
being compelled to remain at home smoking his pipe
occupied about four lines of letter-sheet-so fearful
was he of committing himself on Internal Improve
ments. No, the above is not the reason why the
O"liiol lid oeeSa,ioh Nloiateu tne pleuSe OF honol
that was implied by going to Cincinnati under i'll
structions.
We wouldn't undertake to state positively what
the actual reason acas, but suspect Judging by GER
tain indications of straws, that Inge and the Infant
and one or two others of the Chiyary wing Of the
Democracy, concluded that Honest John was little
ahead of them in the glory part of the Buchanan
instructions, and all in all, was leetle too intimate
with the friend and patron Of Brother William, and
SO plucked up courage to bolt-preacing their suf
ages to Gen. Cass with the regular California cere
mony OF a cane presentation.
The Empire County argus., 1856-07-26

FILMORE's RECEPTIoN-Read the account on
fourth page, of the arrival and reception of Mr..
Fillmore at New York The enthusiastic greeting
with which he was welcomed at New York, was an
indication of the great interest with which his safe
arrival was looked forward to by his fellow citizens
the country over. The spirited account of the pro-
.ceeding which we copy, sent thrill through the
American heart in California, which will warm into
new life the sentinels on the watch-towers of Amer-
can Liberty and be heard from again in November
next. The feeling for Fillmore in this State is gen.
eral, and deep, and abiding. Americans, and people
who are connected with neither political party have
long looked forward to his election to a position at
the head of the nation, which he occupied in such
troublous times with so much ability They resolved
that his nomination for that place should be the sig
nal lor devoted Jealous, and untirng effort, which
should carry the State for an able conscientious and
tried defender OF the Constitution and the Union.
III there be those, either North or South who desire
administration for the North as against the South
or for the South as against the North. they are not
the men who should give their suffrages to me-"
This language, occurring in his address to the cti
zens of New York, need not have been used to
those who have known and admired Mr.. Fillmore for
years-they knew his sound national character But
the assurance is in good taste and well-timed as
pointing out his coarse to those who have not known
him so well, and also as Indicating that he had no
intention Of catering for the support of any of the
multitude of factions.
The Empire County argus., 1856-07-26

MORE BoITNc.-The Sumterville Watc,man, Il
Democratic journal of South Carolina refuses to
support Buchanan, and advises South Carolina to
throw away her vote on Franklin Pierce Itremarks:
We trust, for the sake of the sanctity of her
long cherished and ancient faith that she will rather
throw away her vote upon Mr.. Pierce, than cast it
for a man who is not only the nominee of a caucus,
but whose sympathes and views vary so much with
those of our section"
The Empire County argus., 1856-07-26

TnE ATTAcHE-Or, Sam Slick IN England.-A
sprghtlylooking book of 359 pages, in paper cover
for sale by Clark & Henry booksellers and sta
TONER'S Main street, opposite the post Office.
WALKERS EXPEDITION by VIM. V. Wells, Con
sulGeneral Of the Republic Of Hondura For sale
by Clark & Henry, opposite the P. 0.
a low TO GET Rich, and When One as Rich " or
something like that, was left on table by Clark &
Henry who have it for sale.
The Empire County argus., 1856-07-26

In pursuance of resolution of the American
State Council, convened at Sacramento on the 18th
day of May, 1856. a Nominating Convention of the
American party is hereby called to meet on TUESDAY,
the second day of September, 1856, in the city of
Sacramento for the purpose Of nominating two Mem
bers of Congress, four Presidential Electors, a Su-
perintendent Of Public Instruction, and Clerk Of
the Supreme Court S. A. MCMEANS,
President of State Council.
DAVID MCDOWELL Secretary.
Sacramento July Sth, 1856.
The Empire County argus., 1856-07-26

THE DISTINGUISHING GENICs OF THE AGE.-Nature, now
and then brings forth such geniuses Newton, Shak-
speare, G.ic lArd Mlton Nelson, Napoleon Washing
ton, FlauhtU Jefferson, Lu'her Cromwell and jackson.
Their powerful mielecis compelled the world to admire
them
The genius Of the present age discovery In the pro-
greSS of the arts and sciences thiS age mmeasurabv
preemnen for its wonderful discoveries in the sciences
and Among these, the noble science of medicine
has made great progress Professor Holloway has dscov-
cred and prepared remedy for the diseases of in
whatever cline destiny may have given him birth. We
have in former article introduced our readers this
distinguished physician whose reputation is already
grated the worlds history. AS physician, he has
copied Nature and among physicians he stands the ac
knowledgcd Emperor. Both in the sale of his medicines
and in he number Of patients that have taken them he is
unryaicd. Professor Holloway has labored to supply
eas,- 20 which the afflicted may have recourse with a
certainty that they will be cured There is no dis
TO which they will not afford relief. II Pills and
Ointment, prepared from selections from the vegetable
Kingdom, with great care, will drive disease of the
system. Thousands of the most intelligent minds of all
nations distinguished in every sphere of lfe-the
statesman phan hropist, conquerol, and those whose
highest aim is to do good 10 their fellow men, unite in
their praises OF the remedies discovered by Professor Ho
oway for the removal o! disease
In unit ng in this general recommendation of the re-
makahe virtues of Hooway's remedies only perform
Christian duty which The press should never neglect
Those who eminent for the good they do in the world
have just claim upon the press for aid in extending the
good 10 the extent OF their power. Therefore, have
determined TO express our opinion that Iooways Pills
and Ointment adapted to the removal of disease and
have restored millions Of the sick to health 49, New York
Atlas.
The Empire County argus., 1856-07-26

A very large portion of the Sag Nicht papers of
the North have been trying to make political capital
out OF the Killing OF the Irish waiter by the Hon.
of the results of Know-N n othingism and saw that
the tree is know by its fruit They dwell particu
larly upon Herbert's use of the words damned
lrishman as proof positive that Know N Nothingism
alone prompted him to do the deed of blood Now
it happens that Herbert is a Democrat and never
was anything else. Is the tree known by its fruit?
-L0uiSUWe Journal