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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22

RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE COT NrRY--Iu ,uld most
sspeciny call he attention of Merchants Farmers andohs
wing N intend visiting Rehm nd Ibis seasono
my large Pnd seneral assortmenio Boots, E-3NO1D
Shoes Trunks, Carpet Bags, vHlises EfNJ.TW
myself with great suitable the
Vsna trade @ and and erge portion Of my Goods having hee
10 Merchants and Farmers and all ir want
or dozen to which call the attention OF all In want they
VIII hnd them at prices that fail to please by calling
w G hll4I, Manufacturer aud
Dealer in boots. Shoes Trunks Carpet nass
Nasss, &c. wholesale and retail, No. l27
sep 4ts Main street Richmond Va
EUNPOWDER TEAs.-eoo half Chests extra nne
u GuNPoWDER TEAS imported by MS by ship Oneida,
ro,n nam auo, s' ne s, assortment Of enAoh InAs
offer to the trade as low as they be had In the country
june cots Richmond
Two TOnACCONI>Ts.-Nea 30 per cent.
SANEp.Aceordng to the Published rates ofthe South
lending their Tobacco TO the subscriber, saaH
os more tndH t"tHytNo cents per box averaging po bs In
ndng t9iS freight and expenses on hoard steamers or sail
ing vessels ALFRED s LEE. ON The Dock,
iy 21ts. Richmond
fuNAR.--IOO bbIs. North Carolina Tar. In prime
order just receives on consignment for saelow by
nov l7ts A. s. LEE Richmond
(NUANO.-We have hand 200 of the Emiy's
cargo of Huano that we imported last winter So far as
we have heard from the purchasers has entire sails
faction, equal with Peruvian Passengers by tho Central
Railroad of its good effects by noticing Straw
Esq, A Garrett, Esq u Anderson Jr, of tho
nprchaScrs of II. For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
ly 26-ts, Richmond
(Nl.OVER sEED.-pRlME NEW CLOVER SEED
~ for sale ON the best terms. GRENSllAW q co,
feb 95ts North side Of the Basin Richmond Vn.
|T-525o Sacks Ashons Salt direct importation from
~ ,erpool daily expected For sale by
Ms EDMOND DAVENPORT co.
SALI-250o Sacks Jehres & Dorsey fine Salt, In prime
- order, landing and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co,
iy 3.v Richmond Nn
lNtANO. .GuANO.-llavn made arrangements with
u tue Peruvian Agents get supplies of GlANO the
best terms prepared 10 furnish H. We have
hand and ahoa 1900 bags aud will be in regular
We shall sell but hat direct from the agents
and all who purchase from rely getting GENUINE
GUANO We solicit the orders of friends and all Others
with the assurance that viii always furnish them with the
best article and on the most favorable terms.
GRENSHAW & co,
feb lits North side of the Basin Richmond Va.
EOEFEE-
~ loco bags strictly prime Rio Coffee
100 - Saptos-carEo OF the schooner Indicator, from
The Brazs-in store and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
gotta Richmond
1000 n@"s .'al' a%s fore .as
nov 5ts A. =. LEE, Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22

Voc GAN BOY WA1GhES, . T. ~ E0h
N SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at
wholesale and retail every variety and STYLE at low A
prices by calling NOWLANS, sign of the Ea MI
gle No "a, street, Petersburg, Va, wheres
you will per He has just armed from the Nor
en Manufacturers and Importers with the largest ana most
fashionable of Watches Jewey Silver Ware and
Fancy Goods this State Would not be better
examine his magnificent Stock and save at
he all his Goods for cash and can sell
less the regular prices for the same quality
of Goods also have your Watches and Jewery re
and at short notice. aud always get
fashionable Goods In exchange for
money.
Remember the place sign Of the Eagle No 81 Sycamore
street Petersburg Va THOMAS NOWLAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
DETEIs,HI Iid. Ns!AiNsT TSsE W.

stocks Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods be
found In city.
would return thanks my friends and customers of
Lynchburg aud Western Virginia for their liberal patronage
nrinp past wear and would further add that Will be
thankful any ORDERS during the year 1856
lhave always o hand large stock nf FINE CLOTHING
and FURNISHING GOODS. all made my order In the
manner being connected with ether houses In
tho manufacturing fine clothing, offer Inducements
rarely net with also keep hand large stock of
Cloths Cassimecs aud NcsnGs. which will make to
style My GUTTER IL known throughout the
States Virginia Carolina; being superior
any cutter lis ed to the thirty years.
Mr JOHN WHITE will give the best F1T and
Workmanship be had in any city North or South
Direct YOUR letters 10 THOMAS w. ROYSTON,
No i5, Sycamore street Petersburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22

The above rates via DhO KYef \ sIgn HINaher Is
charged if sent all the way by Railroad No Storage charged
Goods through tine CoIlsign 10
BRIDGFDRD & Co.. Richmond
REFERENCES * BCHNoND.-Sttr rms u Brumme, Iinsles,
Tardy Co. Seden Miller J. II. Claiborne j W. Wriglt
Co, Chas + Wortham Co. Shields 4 Sommervile and
Edmonds Davenpor g. CO. iune 2l-ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22
APOTHECARIES, &C.

Vu Pure Juice Port Wine, pure French brandy. Sherry
Wine London Porter and Wolfs Aromatic cheam Schnaps
Al these articles are warranted and suitable for medc
a,al purposes, For sale by JOHN H. SEAf,
Drug
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22

rchard Grass seed, of superior quality in store and
" for sale lv ltc ltsl LEE & JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22

GEN NNIKS KKOND CNST EKAIN MD
- GGAND SDWER.-We confidently recommend this Ma
Having but little machinery 1t Is durable
easily kept order and regularly any quantity
Grain or Guano dcshtd Frank Rniin, Esq, Editor
Southern Planter, thus comments on ii
1--WE perfectly convinced of It's great value in efccn
working capacity cheapnrss durability and simplicity of
hesitate eeommend to the public
which il is known do often venture upon
Again one the machine with pereect II
breadth of feet fast horse walk, and
carving does require
pages are by who seeds by hand The
seeding entirely independent of the wind and done
well during high winds which prevailed most
during calm, because the Seed delivered
so close TO the ground only the machine
but them to buy IT, not
Mr. Seymour no is nothing to us but their own
THOS BRANCH e. SONS,
ola Auaut for tprsbu
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,KEf : or nag OCEANS

Immediately cured aud irll ',-or T. t1tA
TAKE OTlCE: All letters mt be pa Md Hhd contain
p t., e STAMP for toe re7lv a2swer viii be emit
u,lt;,os, .n,; Is 1g5, d&r1v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

& DIR. HonERT EARLY, Den,i.,,
LILY ysidonce. ON MAIN ST. and one square above
DiprcilS Hotel Jan ldts
4 IUDwELL ~. BROWN, Civil Engineer,
sona the citizens Bedford Lynehburg
viii pay strict attention TO any business entrusted to him
REDFOKD MOUSE, opposite Court-bon-c,
- MAIN ST LIBERTY, VA, con the site of the hotel
formerly kept by VIM. Terry, esq)
The above house, rebuilt in the style
nlshed in the best manner is opened for the reception of
=. QUARLEs 4 srEproE, rroprctors
E1T'A HACK will always be In readiness convey the
guests of the House Hnd their baggage to and from 'he Rail
road free of charge. l3lts
NJ TAI GR0cFRS, CONFUSION dND FoRWiRn,
ING MERCHANTS and manufacturers OF SMOKING AND
give particular attention 10 the sale Of FLOUR wMEAT
ToBACCo, CORN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, &C., &c
Liberal advances will he made all eonsignments when
reqnired July l5ts
ENKANKLIN y HROTHEK. WhoIc.aic ana
II RETAIL GROCERS d COUMiSSION MERCHdNTS
Ne1t door Lbrty Warehoase MAIN ST. Lyrca6prg, Ia.
2o l9. y Y9WLls pprr.ox ... .so @ arr,ESo. r, .;.
~ MISSION MERCHANTS MAIN ST, LYNcHBURG,
nSp On h""d general Of ho m
eeyng and forwarding Goods and Tobacco and the sale of
all kinds Of Produce mar lots
.EE n JOHNSON. WhoicsnIc and Retail
- GROCERs, COMMISSION AND FoRW ARDING
soLELEATHER, TANNERS OIL FISH, &C. sc. to which
invite the attention OF their friends and the public general
Y. elsts
q. BENNETT, C. Z. BROkAW, c. II. HUNTINGTON.
UDENNETT n HKOKAW, PRODUCE CON-.
ID NILSSON MERCHANTS, for the sale OF Flour Grain,
Butter Cheese, Provisions, &c. No. 40 Broad ST.,
Water St. New York ImPr pats.
j. WADsWoRrH, d. q. TURNER, GEO. > PifMER
VNyADsWORTIe. TURNER n CO.. ImPor.
w TIERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS IN STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS. No ls Pearl Street, Richmond, Va
feb l5dly.
HENRY LCDLAM. GARhEf T. WATSON
4 UDLAN Il WATSON. Richmond. Va, For.
IL WARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL COMMlS
SION MERCHANTS, Office and Warehouse South side of
the Basin July l5dts
UDETERs. MAR1rgN n CO.. Com IN is-iom and
II FORW ARDlNG MERCH ANTS On He Basi0 Cor
nar q l2t and Cary Sree Richmond Va may 3ots
n0NNAN n CO.. General ( ON mission Mcr :.
II CuANIS, RICHMoHD, VA. ian ats
HARRIS r.. J.. ECHoLs.
uUARRIS Il ECKeg.S. Com i>sion and For
Ill WARDING MERCHANTS, "a Basin Bank, Richmond,
Va may 26dly.
UDONAL PARRISH. Wholesale Grocer anil
III COMMISSION MERCHANT, Richmond, pn.-N0. . E,
Cag Sre-Partcuar attention paid sales of Tobacco,
Flour, Wheat and country produce generally.
ma 2trdlV.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22

AN ID R R:T II - NEW CROP 0A8A1H
SEEDs-Jus received full assortment Of fthese fe1Aeso
Seeds comprising Beans Peas Cabbage, Onion ss &s -
This stock Is entirely fresh. ..,
Lsndrehs Rural Register and Alnanae 2 . - GneA
STROTHHR Z WHITMAN.
feb 1876 - fF7 DsuGyh>a. naak o(nArA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22

YNCHBGRl: ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.
II -AT'rR ACTION EXTRAORDINARY.-PATEN
AMBRorYPEs, by J. KEAGY, only, successor to 7. +.
hs at his old stand door the Virginia Bank, Main
sreeeonfesscdy the highest achievement of the Photo.
pbc art These beautiful pictures glass plates have in
few months almost entirely annhlaed the old style Daguer
eot vpe process being infinitely superior In every regard
First they can light The features not
,crsrd as in the Daguerreotvpe They brilliant,
chcr in tone and elegant in finish; the
ct taken in required by the old process
md Lastly bcy will last They hermecally seal
,d between plates glass which sealing secured by letters
atont in the and Europe and owned in Lynch
uro by Keapv ou This sealing 'suders them impervous to
M water or any agent which destroys the Daguerreo
ype. H. ,u,.o, A.. all ..s -.
anime specimens. =,
ncrshablc.
Instruction given the and the right to mako AmbH
,vpcs in Virginia, reasonable terms.
variety of Castings Frames also large stock Of
y,alr;,, con st,ntv on hand sep 2adts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22

w RAILING, encl08ng Public NquAres, tonletcf :
Lots Dwellings Cottages &c; Window Guards Tree BoNe
sold the manufacturers prices Specimens be See
: my Marble Works. Jan l3p&clyl JNo. Il. GADDES '
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22

4 ite.h0uy Springs WDtcr.--Vhc subsc ribcr
N has just received supply of this celebrated Mineral Wa
Ter direct irom the Springs II carefully put up In bottles
and thought all the the drank a
the fountain II highly recommended all dyspcp
sia and derangemenof the digestive organs constant
ply will be kept ON hand, JOHN III. SEAY, Druggist
only Agent for Iynehhnrg.
Also, regular supply of Saratoga Congress Water
2its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22

BVs MISSION Il FORWARDING MERCHANTS. Coratr
20tf and SIS, the Dock, Richmond, Na. We
receiving direct Rocand Lime, Lump, Calcined
and Ground Plaster Hudson River Cement Hay, Rosb,
Potatoes, &c.
particularly the sale and purchase of Flour Gra
Feaf sc d B. BRIDGFORD,
y. TINSLEI PAIL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-22

|DULAsKE RsTTER.-6 GrIins prime Ini-
received Yesterday by Railroad which will sell low
lose cons ignment [fe TITS a. B klSNEh.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06
BY order Of the Committee,
ED. BURKE PICKETT.

CRooKER's Millinery EsTABLIsHMENT.-Yes -
terday was the Fail opening day of the above
establishment, and prompted by desire to
see something very nice as well as to be in
fashion Gas nearly every body, we though
was there,) We went along with the tide and
looked at the large aud fine display of millinery
and fancy goods there to be seen. Mr.. Crook
er has brought on a very large and varied
stock, embracing all the articles belonging to
the trade, of every style and quality. The
stock OF bOnnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings,
head dresses, &c. is far beyond what we ex-
pected to see. The finer qualities of these vas
rious styles of goods are indeed superb, sur
passing anything we have ever seen. The bon
nets, particularly, we look upon as the pref
test thing, in that line ever introduced to the
notice of the public.
Me-. G. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail, and country deal
ers desiring to purchase will do we'll to ex-
anime his stOck.-tf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06
GREAT FILLMORE MASS MEETING
CEN We Hsz we z@ "A Il E@S.
TO COME OFF ON THE
24th and 25th of October neXt!!!

There will be a Grand Mass Meeting of the
friend of Fillmore, Donelson and the Union, at
Memphis, Tenn, on Friday and Saturday,
citizens of all the neighborng States, and, in
fact, OF all the States in the Union, are invited
TO attend. The latch string OF every American
in Memphis will be on the outside on the occa-
sion, and arrangements will be made to receive
and accommodate from 5000 to $4,000 per.
.nnR
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06

It's calculation arrives at the conclusion
that Buchanan will beat Fremont SO 600,
and Fillmore 1000. He will bet 500
to $500 that Fillmore beats Buchanan
10, 900 in Pennsylvania. The whole to be
taken together. If any Buchanan man
has confidence in the figures of the organ,
he ought to attend to this. There is diff
ference of 10000 in their opinion and
that of our friend.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06

.AooDKNr.-A laborer, VIM. Kinds, engaged
in blasting out rock on the site of II. IL b.
Douglass new buildings, Market street, was
seriously and dreadIully injured on Saturday
last by an unexpected explosion. Four blasts
had been put down, and were thought to have
exploded simultaneously. Such, however, was
not the case, three only having done So, and
as the unfortunate man approached the spot,
the one remaining blew out, throwing him
with such great force against the rocks about
him aud iajuring him so badly that his recoV-
cry is considered doubtful.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06

MAMMOTH SWEET PoEkroEs.--B. 4. MeKen.
ME, ESQ, presented Us Saturday with braes OF
sweet potatoes watch exceed 10 sac any thar ws
aud measured feet In length, and the other
weighed 81 lbs, Either one Of them would have
furnished large sized tAmilJ qUaaiusn sgsIeit Tor
meal. These potatoes arc said TO be assupsriOr In
quality as 10 sire 70 most other varieties. and are
being introduced into general use on account Of
their ercellenca.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT To Mr.. AND Mrs
GRERNR-The following CORRESPONDENCE ex-
plains itself, and we are confident that the OPP
portunity afforded to our play going citizens
to testify their high appreciation of the bene=
ficiaries, not only for their meritorious and
successful efforts to revive. heighten and ad
vance the standard of histrionic excellence in
our midst for a series Of years, as well as pay
a tribute to ACKNOWLEDGED dramatic talent, but
to accord to them beftting testimonial for
intrinsic merit and sterling worth. will be hail
ed with general satisfaction. The proffered
benefit is arranged for tonight, and there will
doubtless be a rush for seats:
JOHN GREENE, Esq
Dear Sir-Before you leave this city, your
friends are DESTROYS of testifying their respect
for yeu and Mrs. GREENE, by q complimentary
benefit.
During the seven years that you have resid-
ed in Nashville, you have revived a taste for
the legitimate drama, and given satisfaction to
all the friends of the Theatre. We shall be
happy to hear from you when the proposed
benefit can take place.
Signed by Gen. S. 2. ANDERSON,
JUICE TURNER,
Dr. BOYD MoNARY,
and upwards of 100 other gentlemen.
To Messrs. ANDERSON, FoGG, BARROW, and
Others:
GentIemen-I have received Your very flat
tering note proffering to Mrs. G. and myself
complimentary benefit, before we leave the
city.
Mr.. Davis, manager of the Theatre, has, in
the kindest manner, appointed Monday, 9th
instant, for the occasion, when | shall be obg-
ed by your patronage, aud shall! remember it
with gratitude. Gratefully, yours,
JoHN GREENE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06

ARRIVAL OF GEN. HAsKELL.-Gen VIM. J..
Haskell arrived in this city on Saturday night
last and took rooms at the City Hotel. Shortly
after his arrival an immense concourse of peo-
pie assembled in front Of the Hotel and called
him out. Notwithstanding his fatigue aud
hoarseness and the lateness Of the hour, he re-
eponded briefly, giving glowing account OF
the prospects of Fillmore aud Donelson in the
section through which he has travelled.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06
Special Notice.

As it has been impossible to obtain the name and
address Of the various AMERICAN MILITARY AND
UNIFORM COMPANIES, CLUBS AND FILLMORE AND
DoNELsoN ASSOCIATIONS in this and the adjoining
States it may happen by such accident that SPECIAL
INVITATIONS NAV not have been sent Them desiring
them to be present and participate with us On the
10th and llth of October next
In such cases We hope friends will make all
proper allowance for this seeming neglect should it
have occurred. Fearing that it might be too late for
any other course, we take this public mannerto ex
tend to them this SPECIAL AND CORDIAL INVITATION
and they will consider and receive this faddress
ed individually TO themseves-every preparation is
being made for them, and il will be a sad disap
pointment to the great american Heart Of Tonnes
see to be denied the pleasure of sharing liberal and
generous hospitality with them.
American Newspapers throughout the Union are
expected TO give wide circulation to this card and
press their friends to rally for the Unor from every
quarter, and join in one undying cheer for Fill
more and Donelson.
BY order Of the Committee,
ED. BURKE PICKETT
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06

TRANSFORMATIONS oFFIoE n. .. R. r. I
NAsHvILLE, Sept. =, 1885.

IhANsPORTAII0N VFFICE N. = 2. X. r [
NAsHvILLK, sept =, 1855. 4
WE draymsn Of Ma hvie having discontinued receiv
ing goods the Depot ConsRnees viii hereafter Be
notified Of the Of thsr goods and furnished Nith
bin freight due Any presenting the no.
tce and paying the bill viii be recognized IN authoriE
ed agent Consgnee The respOn sbty OF the road
terminates with the delivery Of the goods and claims for
deficiencies aud ages will not be allowed aer delivery,
unles BY being the duty Of the agent 70 have
in his evidences Of delivery, vonsgnees or their
agents will required receipt for all articles IS deliver
ed Notices for all congnees whose place Of business or
residence Is known will be sent 10 the Post Once.
UHAS. W. ANDER~ON, Agent
B-Tne object Of the above notice not 70 give Con-
sgnees any unnecessary trouble, compel draymen 10
assume responsibilities that do not egitmatey belong TO
their business simply define the position Of the road
leaving merchants and draymen TO make their own ar.
rangements septi6 90 Q. W. A
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BY TELEGRAPH. y
BIZ TEE NATIONAL LINR.
tRspSIs!. Furnished y tss Associated rr....l

Reports Furnished by the Associated Pressl
NAV YoKK, Oct 4.-The extensive produce
house of Mason and Coins has failed. They did
heavy business with the West being the largest re-
ceivers of -four ann grain in the city Their liza
biities are upwards of $4,000.
ST LOUIS, Oct 4-Geary has issued proclas
nation to the Sheriffs of the different counties in
Kansas to open the polls on Monday October 9th
for the purpose of electing delegates to Congress
and members to the Legislature.
PIrrsBURG, Oct. 4. noon--River, twelve inches
water in the channel BY the metal mark, and fall
ing Weather clear aud warm.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 4, noon.--Flour very dull at
5 IS for superine. Wheat l.l4sl Is for red
Whisky active and higher, sales 30. Molasses
621aG3 Other articles unchanged River Is
inches water in the channel Weather clear and
mill.
LOUISVILLE Oct. 4.-The river is unchanged
Weather cloudy. .....
NEW ORLEANS, Get. 3.-Cotton sales 5000 bales
prices sitter Interpretation unchanged at liz mid
ding. Sales for the week 81 600 Receipts for last
week $50, 900 bales Receipts less than last wear
$4,000. Stock 81, 600 bales. Flour closed with an
advancing tendency loo. Sales at S0a6 IS; Corn
White IS. Lard in kegs AT; Coffee l0sillt.
Sales week $4,000 bags Stock in hand $4,000
Freights Cotton to New York dollar per bale to
Liverpool ID. Sterling Exchange 9.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06

NKw ORLEANS AND GREAr NoRTHERS RArLEoGD.
The New Orleans Pioay~hs publishes telegraph
dispatch IRON New York, stating that advices have
been received from London. by the Atlantic, that
james Robb, Esq, Of New Orleans, bad bSen sue
eessiul in bis negotiation for the sale Of g. coo 900
bonds Of the New o,isans, JaeAsOa aud Great
Northern Railroad Company.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06

CHEWING TOBACCO.
assortment Of the finest and most celebrated Brands
II on hand, and for sale by
aug22 VESSEL THOMPSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06
Mvss Meeting at Shelbyville Postponed.

The grand American Mass Meeting an
nounced to come off at Shelbyville on the
9th Of October has been postponed to
WEDNESDAY, THE 18th OF OCTOBER; at
which time the Americans of Bedford will
be glad to entertain as many visitors as
may attend. A general invitation is ex-
tended to every citizen Of Tennessee.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06
Ootober ConYention

To THE CoUNTiEs.-Counties seuding dele
gates 10 the convention, viii report 10 me
forthwith the name OF tie Marshal selected 10
take charge OF them; and Marshals upon their
arrival in the city will report theirdelegaies at
No. 80, Cherry street, IN order that, unless
other wise provided for. they may be assigned
quarters. JOHN SHELBY,
Marshal IN Chief
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06

Becoming DEsPERATE-The Democratic Office
holders becoming Desperate as the prospects Of
Buchanan wane. Seeing no hopes of his election
the appeal is now TO the South to dissolve the
Union With them It is either THE SP0ILS OR
DlSUNI0N. IN power, they are good Union men;
OUT of it, they are dsunioni>ts. In the majority
they good submissive patrots-wiIl stand any
thing and all sorts of encroachments; in the minor
ty, they will stand nothing, become 0BSTR0PUL~
Gus and threaten to break things.
Rave on gentlemen Your motives are well un
derstood and properly preciated.-Nobile AdUer-
tiser
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06
Hon. Chauueey Burr,

OF New York. a distinguished American
speaker. viii address the people of Sumner
county, At
GAILATIN, on WEDNESDAY, 6th OCTOBER.
We rust onr friends in oumLer and the sur
rounding region, will give ar. Burr warm
receptOn. at
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-06
REPORTl REPlRTI

All the Committees heretofore appointed for
making arrangements for the MASS MEETING OF
TIE 10TH and 18TH, are expected to report
their lists on NONBAY MORNING at the Committee
Rooms, No 80 Cherry street. or as soon thereafter
as they can. Be- prompt aud punctuaL
ED BURKE PICKETT,
Secretary and Treasurer