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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08

times and places as may be thoug ut advisable ana
in any other way to represent the interests of this
association during the recess Of its meetings.
COMMITTEE,
Justin 7. Avcrill, Battle Creek, Michigan; r. B.
Merritt, Battle Creek, Michigan; Mrs. Euphemia
Cochran, Detroit, Michigan, JACOB Walton, Adrian
Mich; Harriet De G. Fuller, Plymouth, Wayne
Co., Mich; Elias c. Manchester, Battle Creek,
Mich; Richard Glazior, Jr., Ann Arbor, Mich.
The chairman, j. P .Avcriil, to net as correspond
ing Secretary, to whom all letters relating to the
holding of meetings should be addressed.
Resolution Nc. ii was then taken up, discussed
at some length, and again amended by substitute.
ing for "Quarterly or semi-anual meetings" Occq-
sional meetings or Conventions" and being thus
amended passed unanimously. Resolutions No.
l and 9, were then taken up, read and passed
The Sd Resolution was then taken up, and the
question recurring on the amendment proposed
by Mr.. Foss, on Saturday it was withdrawn and
the term ''self-styled" inserted in its stead, and
as thus amended passed.
Resolutions No. 4, 5 and 6 were then taken up,
read and passed.
On No. I. a Spiritual discussion arose in which
Al Fos., j. P. Averill, W. Chase, II. G. Wright
huu OtHuTS pdTliC pdtSus u ultcA Do'hS oiSubJ
amended, passed.
No. 8 also passed.
Resolution No. 0, on the use OF tobacco, elected
a very interesting discussion, in which A. I. Foss,
&c. Manchester, j. \. Dugdale, Warren Chase, i,
lIussey. Warren Burtis, under spirit induence)
r. Cornell, and others took part. Passed with
but one or two dissenting votes.
Resolution No 10 was read, discussed, and pass
ed.
On Motion of Joseph Merritt, the meeting ad
journed till 2 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Resolutions No II, II and Is, were separately
read, discussed and passed unanimously by thu
meeting.
W. Chase, II. C. Wright, j. p. Averill, and A
U. Foss, supported the last resolution in a very
able and instructive manner.
The letter from Laura Hayiland, and Abigal
Lapham was again read and left for private con.
tributions.
A collection was taken up to defray the expen,
ses of publishing the proceedings of the meetings
RE. Merritt was appointed Treasurer for one
year.
Brief closing addresses then given by II. C
Wright, w. Chase, Sarah Dugdale, A. 7. Foss, j
A. .Dugdale and others, expressing their most sin
-cere satisfaction at the deep, earnest enquiring af
ter Truth, and the courteous, tolerant. and loving
spirit manifested from the beginning, Throughout
the several sessions of the meeting; and an increas
ing interest eemed to be felt by all who attended
Tie meeting then adjourned sine die.
JACOB WALTON,
II. =. MERRITT,
pECnT TTDInNC
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08

John Bright the Distinguished British philan-
thropist and a member of Parliament is hopelessly
Frustrated in health. Mr., Bright had the moral
courage to stem the tide of public enthusiasm
which bore tho British nation in the last war with
Russia.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08
MONDAY MORNING SESSION.

The meeting assembled at Friends Meeting
House and sitter being called to order, the Chair
man of the nominating committee presented the
following as an executive committee, whose duties
it shall be to call meetings and conventions at such
times and places as may be thought advisable and
in any other way to represent the interests of this
association during the recess of its meetings.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08

A Coon SENTIMENr.-John Whipple, q distin-
guished lawyer of Rhode Island, writes in a let
ter published in the Tribune:
81 had rather see a separation of.the States than
to submit to fasten another chain upon another son
of man.
Excellent, But why should not Mr.. Whipple and
other Republicans, also rather see a separation of
the states, then aid to hold the chains on any son
of man now wearing them? Can they tell?
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08

The SOUTHERN SrIRIT.-A Stakeholder in Texa:
having no better way of monopolizing hi:
blood thirsty spirit, has taken the safe method
Of sending the following communication to senator
Wilson of Massachusetts
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL.

rErHERE are features conn ected with this mill verify
] consideration and close examination On the. part
those wishing 10 purchase Feed Mil -
IL mechanical construction ard adaptation TO the pur-
poses designed crush and grind Its great
pscity while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease, it, durability s amply provided for The complete
and entire portaDeness Of the Little Giant, rendering
greater convenience for plantation and farm nposs
bic. IL requires mechanical aid bill Of expense put
il Dp; farm hand servant put mp and set
running IN half hours time The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied 70 hUriEontal-as is most
ususl-Or head, and the mill may be easily attached
where steam water Is used The power sks, requiring
aud two horses Tine quantity and quality OF product,
20 10 50 bushels Of good feed meal per hour according 10 the
degree o hneness gfouad, and the Size MIS- Il Is ule
cheapest MILL al things considered there before The pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant, as pa
tent and wortyof note the that there has bsen
Patent Right pecustng hucksteng about the country
as IS usual Bh The thousand bunging makeshiit mpe-
ments that are got trademereiy 70 get money BY
selling or rsing of the patent light UPON the credulous
then th- machine 10 abandoned by all parties hum
bug the other hand the Paentee and Propens o. the
Little Giant Mills Heviug that they canand determined
that they will supply the Agreuuraists and stock risers
a our country superior Mil, permanently en-
business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested in the manufacture c! these mills, m tue
East SOUTH OF these establishments er pOy
ing 60 solely IN this business. So highly are these
mills appreciated that thousapd have teen sold within
the past eighteen months and the heaviest and the uost
extensive Manufacturers Of Agricultural implemen in the
United States eagerly sought interest in their manu-
lscturt and sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested; one
the kind has received numerous and high TESTIMONIALS
from chanics Institutes aud Agricultural Associations,
and none by Of SUBSTANTIAL practical utiy and
merit have fairly ground their into every days
use and popular favor than Scots Little Giant Corn and
Cobb Mil. Orders promptly filed.
Liberal discount to dealers.
BROWN & ANDERSON,
ort1-H No Market st.. Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
CAEsFER,S SPANISH MGXGURE.
= The Great Purifier of the Blood!


..ss.tl Let the Anicted Read and Ponder.
Infalble Renedy Scroula, Kings Evil Rheumat su
Obstinate Cutaneous Erupons, Pimples POstues on
the Face Bloches, Bos Ague and Fever Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm fetier ocad Head Enlargement and
Pair of the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers Syphitic
Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints all Diseases
arising from Inadeious Use Of Mercury, lmprudence
in Life, or ImPurity Of the Blood.
HNIS great Alternative medicine and Purifier o. the Blood
ia by thousands OF grateful patients from all
parts Of the United Sta who testify daily to the remarE-
able eOrmed by the greatest ali rlecines CAR
fER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
scroua ErHpons the Skim Liver Diseases Fevers, VI
GERS Ola Sores Affections OF the Kidneys, Diseases Of the
Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching OF the Bones
and Joints all speedily put to flight by using this great
and inestmahle remedy.
For all diseases the Blood nothing has vet been found
compare With 1t ceanses the system of all impurities
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and. Kidneys,
strengthens the Digestion gives tone TO the Stomach makes
the skin clear and healthy, and restores the Constitution,
enfeeied by disease broken down by the OF
youth, 10 its pristine vigor and strength.
For the ladies' il is ncomparby better than all the
used few II CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
will al sacgness OF complexion, bring the roses
mantug to the cheek, give elasticity to the step and I'M
prove the general health in renal kable degree beyond all
the medicines ever heard Of.
The large nnmher Of certificates which we have received
from persons from all parts OF the United States, is the best
evidence that there Humbug about It, The press hotel
keepers magistrates physicians and public well Known
TO the community, all add their testimony 10 the wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
CAL the AGENT and get Circular and Almanac, ano
cad the wonderful his truly greatest OF all medicines
has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS, Propre
tors No. Pearl street, Richmond, Va 10 whom all orders
Tor supplies and agencies must be addressed.
And for sale by W. +. GRAY and H. G. SC0VILL, Nash.
vie and by Dealers in Medicine generally.
nar1h--dtrgaw1y
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
uATEs OF ADvEUTISINC.

Newspaper proPrietors generally, and especially Of IN,
niy under the usages and regulations heretofore preyan
are called upon 10 perform labor without rcmuuer
eon, uan any other class Of community The grAut0L
publication OF charity and gous advertisement and cor
Honcatons tributes OF respect obituaries &C 4c whic
can only be inserted at heavy the proprietor
poses upon them burden onOrous that they feel call,
IN sedeience 10 check the abuse by making sue
publications charge TO some extent least upon the par
is Immediately interested. In this they are but TO-
Loving the example Of the in other cities mpsed
sense Of Its intrinsic Propriety, and imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have therefore united oge
In mutual agreement upon the 10 lowing specified term
the publication Of these well every eguls
business advertising.
Yer each square OF ~ lines less OF BREWER or lines
less Of nonpareil for the ist insertion q 90
ssresch additional insertion, per squars. 50
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =

DTHAL PIRE.ICATI0NS The Country G en-
IN tsmau the Cul-i.ator ant n iiustTated annual
Register q Rural AGsr. Published At Albany, n y BY
LUTHER TUCKER a son.
The Country Gsnt!cunau Beautifully illustrated weekly
Of rs pAgr quaro II special depai rDts Nr Tie Farm,
The GraIcr The Dairy The fIut GaTen and Orchard, The
For,t Ihe Kuchsn GAIden Tie try Yard, The House
vile 1hr f.culae a. This H. With1ui cue lOn the bc-I
Agricultural paper ia he United States IL Jehn ,ns-
worth, n c.. q ttiiois. Price a. year.
The CutvstT Inoathy, 81 pages ocayo-wel known for
twtnty yrafs the best mony Agucatar1 toarnAl IA
th- uoualry. Pre- o. cents per year.
rs uusgaisi Annual r. g,,er u Rural ATARI TIE two
Nee ls5 and 1850 elttHn han 2oO engra
vuss o. buBdugs bnias trees, Ia a. &C, &C. Pres -
ccntseHch, tsut past paid b. mail
Thsse eoab sttaeopa % be found ~ no tnlar
publications an the puhshers si ssnd sPecineas q tbs
papers 20 al vhe woa 4 Ike % examine thers. kb2
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20

40 College street.
IIAyH opsnca vefy lAFgr a.ack q ~ hnas of bAkcs
ii GOODS suitable o TIE Pal and hnsr fFais q Nc
Nsscat sfEius .-
Alo aAaasone lot e al tia nssss drsFns % CLOAks
and AAsrLkS 10 slose ana rknay 1cr sxhibiioa We 80
p.eisy nsts you ioot Al stock u coass before
ogyiuE.
hAts IL store Nefg 4fEe stoet 81 Al kndt q CAN
FETs II Ge rstterus 9a aalrrf 4sVes y seA
then cheap asIy Mnas< tha 81 fse
LACE CLhfAtNA.
IL aadi1an ne sbeFs ws have large sseek ~ Ell
kinds Of Dkf GOODS. saitAbls er M fuf spa wlutsr
Traae A. O. A A. o. DEESH,
s~yla ~. e tslses - shaahskta, Gsa..
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
pHILApELPHIA MANuFAcTuRRp

SAL "a A NDER SAFES,
KlTARRANrED 20 stknd 10 per cent mare Gre -
w than any usrrtnEs taigA la use, aud soli a. e
tie sAas prices. Alsa, iron shutters, sash ca W
and DOors for kank vaults and a8nh%
stores. Also, t'utent State Lined 8slrtg-
orators, 81 sArTansd Eooad aad cheap ANY the
osattry, ~ EVANS HArsON NJ, - sch An strsst
bshA ~ Hal Patsut Powder Proof locks, aud
Al de cechraicd fck faruished Whcn requires W. G.
LILAfD authorised 10 rsceTs orders, Ard makr sales q
he sbavs uy3-iy
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

THE steamer HUMBpLDr-h T1
i 1900 ions bnrthen, Capt. VIZ cFy -rrs.stsa |
STR0SG John D. Taylor, Clerk. ls8szEzzz-zs szE1ss
This i. finished Cincinnati and readJ h.
take her ulace In he
The humboldt Is entirely boat Of the hrst
but expressly Tor the Nashville and Nes dreams trade
her light draugh drawing only 20 inches waer El enable
her 60 come Wih load shen Others only light.
We solicit for nes share % pub ic patronage.
JOHNSON, HORNE a CO, [ 80.
oct22-6m JOHNSON, WAIVER 4 @ - ( NE''|
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MACKENZIE & WILSON


II their wrol git iron stove,
The TENNEsSEAN,'
The popular OF the south and Southwest Orders
comp He'd 10 lay over, be speed allied.
ROOFING, GUTTERIRG, sc.
The out door work, uprising all Tin aud Copper Work
connected IA cling hon public tullngs, &C, 6c.,
placed urder the entire superintendent 4 Mr. W Jones,
late o. Louisville.
y this arrangemr Mt AN OF the above description
uusted h. us will he Bnshed ell he doue the
Taste II cities, and II he lowest possible rates
TIN and Copper Roofs warranted tr five years g. be
perfec II waer.ght ard respectfully % the roof OF
the First Pre- byesn hurch Of the largest roofs ia The
city which mas leaked single drop Il put
fact ubpge edeuted in the annals Of ting in Tennessee
TINWaRE.
Our TiuWare made by the best mechanics that he
found ami Of tie best and h aviest material.
GNSTINt
The best Ptsburg Castings always on hanl. aud at hG
CAST IRON STOVES.
We have hand az al times, larger stock OF both Cook
ing and Heat Stoves han any other house in the city and
are determined n 4 70 be under OH.
CRATES.
We have on hand large stock Of Drawing Room, Parlot
and lice Ates from he be mBnuacur' Fast West
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Our assortment varied, and prise many articles
ssua 70 huu e.Esepng al for sale al the lowest price 10
G.. IA or 10 runctual customers,
All work entrusted IN be executed with
and DESPATCH and hope Of public pat
ronage. MACKENZIE WILSON.
Nashville, Jan 9--t
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vsf EfrttYkD fom Psek, smifk Css. a. insoies a
- I4nners MaehAss. aSa Had Tess AID q extra
ei % AZ knaa an ant &c tha sela ~ ths aaass a..
~ : nsI sss - 10 ~ So saaA
s.sf IA wn1za
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
sMITHLAND, PADUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET
{,

THE Light Draught Steamer MON I'll
l. TICEtLO-G W CoUcB, Master, szss-i pi.ss.1=
vii run above until January next,
after which she will ply regularly between this port and
WAITSBORO, ana ali Intermediate aadiHgs Orders left
with her foT passage or freight will meet with prompt
ATTENTION Il. II HARRISON, [ -.
Oct22-6 GIN A HAMILTON, NssH'S
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
LApIEs HEELED CATERS.

LADIES HEELED CATERS.
i AVE received another I4eckag Of
II Ladies' super French L. Iieeied Caters;
J. ClcJh Congress Boots;
Kid Buskins and PARIS Ties;
+" Thick S0led Eoots;
Misses Kid slippers, GAters and Fancy Boots.
JOHN RAMAGE
povi5 Al Coige 81.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
New Goods! New Goods!


A. G.. & A. Is. b EECH
RE receiving large lot Of goods especially for the
y Winter Trade.
We have a good assortment of all kinds Of
DRES> GOODS
In Six Cashmere and DeLaines, entirely Also aarge
assortment OF
TRIHRIiNGS
In Moire antique and Moss We have large lot Of new
KID GLOVES
OF the best quality. Also. aarge lot Of LADIES ASD MIS-
sES' COLLARS.
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
We have large Ot OF Carpets Rugs and Mats, which
especa by all who 10 OF such goo u give
a cali before buying.
Ia addition above have a large lot OF ali kinds Of
goods and all careful examination Of stock
at No. 40 College st. ldec2S-ul A. c. & A. d. BEECH.
MOTTO
TIE business heret fore condurted by the subsc bcrs
1 der the Fl m u SNOW, MACKENZIE & Co., Will be
hereafter carried by them under the firm and style
MACKE KZIE WILSON.
All persons indebted the late drn quesed to pay
up without delay, further indulgence cannot by be
given. NLEA MA khNL!fi
J. ". " ILSON.
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just Eecc1vod,
History Of he ReigE Of Philip the Second

FnF oNYN HHNt3.
raOAIXfAHA e. sKFfcHEs AND BGRLEserEA
tlts of1lio Il,iE CotffNe - ATthaF
hfN A y No8lEN - Eolert Gfouufae,
rus LlEE AID WORKS o. G0kTHE
I.s-ssr cnARLw ". AGRA.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-20
GREATEST ATTRACTION YET.


W. A. & J. g. McCLELLAND
"A Winter Goods And Is many Of these goods have been
bought from the large Auction Sales o. to- 29th and 3st
in New York enabled 10 fer many coed fully fy
per cheaper than they be found in the city Mer
chants buying goods in the city, sill find many styles OF
ard other dress goods c!oak &C lower prices than
they can find them eeWhere 81 and IS College street.
DRESS GOODS
Rich, plain and striped Moirantique;
Striped ard Plaid silks;
Elegant flouuced DO;
Super Plain do,
Rieh Chuck Silks;
Extra Super Black silks, plain and fancy;
=" a" Moi antiques;
Rich Printed NJ. de Lanes
Super plain De Lanes and Hernos;
Super Black Apsccas, bombazines. &c, &c.
CLOAKs, TALMAs, sHAWLs AND sCARFs.
Just opened the largest Coaks and Talnas
offered IN this city, and al lower prices ranging from
two to forty dollars.
Elegant Stella ShaEs;
Rich Broche do
Scaris;
with large assortment Of Long shaw Square do, Misses
long and square shawls, and cents Travelling shawls.
STAPLE GOODS, &C.
Our Of Staple Goods very large and desirable
Blankets ues Cassinets Jeans Cloths and Cassimeres
feelings LiuseJs, Domescs, Super Irish Linens Damsk
Linens, Napkins Prints and Checks, with full assortment
Of Curtain goods, &c.
TRIMMINGS, sc.
large stock OF Trimmings Of all kinds also large LOT
Ct Ribbons, just received.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
We have the best stock Of Hosiery offered in
this market Ladies' Misses and Children well
Gentlemen prepare yourselves aud the children for
Winter At McCLELLAND's METROPOLITAN STORE, No
81 and So College st. movie
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n q "a SATF

ON the 18Th % lanHsTy IwH 10 The highest q
" bileer, my Tract of land, eontsnius ahoGt -
90 AeTss oarres resrcd ihe haance To- tubsr bsns u
mis from Port Royal ne waters saphai FORK OF Rs
RIVER / b vel afafted 10 ne Eroath beat Cora and
Tobacco - korftEhlc lpruFeents - sesded
iaruruE ns On 1ts 0r Ted hiFrr u mil-s
arkssa- 10 fQi nritfborhcet conFsuieat srhoois
and elurrr 1EsNsoue-ur i - D. she hal. Gee in zoe
and tso years. vh interest Possession gwen b. tie la Of
February. for surfer FtrtsnSrs, call J. DaFdrn Of
NASHVILLE, Or 10 ms, ca ne prrIises-
ID. IL - 49, IS GO Nc All ~.
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NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET,
AIMEE IgA.

w Ill run the ensuing season be 4 Gfn -
w tween the above ports The FzsJ- r. I
America has been dockrd and thor
oughy repaired ths fla and have no tesaton in Soy
that she H. 10 respect strength equal any boat
NE rsde. Tier CABIN has been Thoroughly aui, a. and
the travelling community may r.ly tide bat Tor much
urt any boas In the trade Capt Johnsons long
Per-nse 10 ne trade Eithuut any 4crdent sufficient
prove bis superior ~ Ills attention 10 passengers sit
fsnt. foF freight passage apgly the Captain on
board, ~ JOHNSON. WkAgEH q Co,
No. % Market Sc OF 10
A. Z. DAVIS
oc'fs-Cn L : Mail Packet OF.ce Ag~nts
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OPEN TO THOEPsoEs Station.

~ and aner enesay Drc-uber y trains vii run be-
" tween Nashvills ard thomps1u's ssticn a. kHous:
GONG sos TIA.
Leaves nashville 90 A. b.. ard p n: ARRIVES Al
rhompsnu's D. So A. 81, sod SPIN
TUANtNG-teay-s Ttomrsons IL s45A M an85
P q ssrises ttNashsHir a. iD.z5 n and IS p N.
DC sandy ~ Mornug Train oHy an b. run, leaving
Nashville az ! A 81, mi Tkompson "a AN
~ Al faompsens ths stsEes u Carter, Thomas and
Honah ggansct slih abe tratns.
Tlueagh Fekeis Cor NEMFiils WAYNESBORO. JACK
son, TtsCGAhiA, FLOgtNCE, PULASKI and cOLUM-
bA. be procured AZ s Gsnsrsi stage ice under he
Nrrandaa iioteL A. ANDERSON,
ltcfa Fn~ IA suvt
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IL ANTfp O. t4tash AzeFev - q sale q Weed
w hsates-, = ~tfh Dew = hTm feo 70 $500 worth
nsrt in rFary hses nai bplt A1veDfases IN Ne
a. u fAIa sr hai al shor te.ld rto moaldirEs
opeae7 ant ~ arg 81 espfisl eupoysd
- lte cesF4ny. tuase ~ b FiF~ Eheral comusioa.
Pafieru fQeA farniassi eontainis 80 a1tsrns.
kdfress D DAlk, Villas street.
lsne3-f Attge I've N. f4sIsteirha.
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FROM NASHVILLE TO VIEW ORLEAN,
SOUTHERN ROUTE.
e.: : s5z;:2 80 So III
RATS rE,sIrrn-

---N--------
RATs.S REDJCEO.
I'FOM he 18th Instant t. n, Isl OF Iu,s H. -.
h. a. rom Charleston and savannah nashville zi
FIRST CLASS.
Be's, an aii0ney Boots shoes ard Hats, Bottled L.
camPhne and Spirits Turpentips, in easl, and bs,,.,
Diana, Glass aud Glass Ware. Cigar, IN case. Cro.,.
No. cutlery in boxes and eases, Dry CORDS in
Drugs, Fruit Trees and shYulbrry. Furs e,r5., Sd.
-. L'S''As Glasses and Loosng Glass Plates a owners
oysters in c,nssnd jars, sadaIsry. Tin War, To-.
Spices, y lro d. 'sAs =, sc sa
NTCCyD CLASS.
narl"are except Gallery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foregn iqpars in barrels or pipes Corsre Tobacco q,
eoH Car ~, sprnFs ana Aze Leather in IONS and Box
D 100 bs. ''''''ro FAri. Ss O.
SPECIAL RATES. :"
Boxes, Furniture. Piano Fortes Carriages. ssso,. . -
ose n' arleies not enumerated Also, CsTboys Of Acids
w o. at actual weight, baf charged able Isl class
An articles not enumerated to be charged a, rate. % y, 70
aagOus articles. S VI AZ
IRON ls' June to l't Of Dsoe Ssr they will be changed
Is 5s' cas' as sbavs, per 100 bs............s1 Is
Special rates ." ..'..''. 80 ! ~ ~
Merchants shipping hon the Eastern cities win Ana n,.
the cheapest as vel the expetous route Tyeigb.
rom New York snd Phlads pha Charleston and s-vap
class and character Of vessels. -
As the Railroad Companies Charleston and savannah
have discontinued the Receiving aud Forwarlip m Me-
chants az those points. Ut
Shippers may rely upon strict adherence 70 the sboy,
'aes, II. l. ANDERSON sup't
'aH'i-u s,,,.... - n. o. r. r.
No shipments entitled TO the above rates upjes. eseh "a
every package has Tie 81 the Depot uf delivery -
The initials n &. h. K. plainly marEe, upon H. - -
H.. IA.
FREIGHT on PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AMI
SAVANNAH
" sud amer this dste the Articles IS enumerated helo
" vii be sent through Charleston and savannah
pIiceS aflNtd % each article:
tobacco, hhts., y leo Ds..........-......... so.
Pork VI bbs = tOt -. A. 80
fagg,ng aud Hope, y io0 bs..................i0o
II. ! ANDERSON Sup't
H'-u n. G. Railroad.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
paCKET

TINHE New Light Draught Passenger cTr~sn -
L ard Freight Steamer ALDER -Hr4slfs--al
TINE MLrOS AKIN Master, having a&-ssSzzszss
been reren, built for the Cumberland trade
during the 10 above and an iuterme
dise landings. Orders ef with her agents eights or
passeI gers, will meet prompt attention
A. HAMILTON Market street. or
Il. n. HARiI~ on, Agents,
Oct22- 6m Front st opposite s b Landing.
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Large Bread and Cake Bakery,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Confectionery

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W Az - e orsrEes. AsuaHs. Sarlanss. Ofs raNf
isrs. Lahslrr. -zinl lilies p U stsand lrsn 49,
q Essts. rh.ca seNni ssii iss ~ Cash
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