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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-30

Charles Levi Woodbury. Of New Hampshire will add -
the people Of Lyooming county beginning tbs "a y
October Times and places to be fixed by lend n
Lycoming "
Hon. Moses Macdonald will address the naomi. - :,
county, beginning the Both of Ser amhs Tims
and places 70 be Fixed by our friends in ,nLerne
William " Mexican esq-This ge 49, IN :. :,
Troy Bradford county, WednesS av aernoon 0c,oher
6h tnd will proceed to speak thu evening at some point
fixed by the democratic county eommittee
ing poruon oil Ilog ana VIII continue according 10 the
arrangements made by eat committee to speak for
Der OF evenings during that week in that county II is
expected that Judge Wilmer the eecor for that district
will accompany Mr.. Mexican
Hon Isaac Toucey OF. Connecticut.-We are happy to
announce mat TINS esteemed and yorte tesan of Com
necucu WIN visit Pennsylvania during neyt week and will
address the people on the exciting topics the day We
nope Senator Ioucey may be persuaded remain and adj
dress the great meeting AT West Chester on Saturday the
7th October -
Colonel John W Foruey will address the democracy of
Reading this Saturday evening
O. W. CGrigan'S AppOintmsnts
II will be from the following list of appointments
tnat Oo Carrgan continues To do his whole duty to the
- 49, 0f
saturday, September 27-Yellow Springs, Chester CO.
monday, September 29-Mauch Chunk Carbon county
51nursaay' October Reading, Berks county.
saturday, october 4-Pottstown, Montgomery county
wednesday, October S-Mddletown, Dauphin county
Thursday, October 9--New Bloomfield Perry county
rrday october lO-Carlisle Cumberland county
saturday October ll-Harrisburg Dauphin county.
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THE OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER ELECTIONS IN
observation-disclosures OF THE DEMoO-
RACY.-DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETINGS IN THE
EASTERN PART OF THE STATE.
Our friends throughout the Union should bear in mind
that the contest made for the October election in
sylvana differs materially from that for the presidential
election in the following month Unless the sectionasts
adopa platform which has something of the odor of
tionay about it. or the coalescs with
g which is making large bids for the "oregu VOTE and the
standard of which is shaping his so
secure the votes Of both Catholics and Professionals there
will be three tickets in the field in Pennsylvania for pres-
Dental electors viz: Buchanan, Fillmore, and Fremont.
No acquainted with the real of public feeling in
Pennsylvania have any doubts in regard the rea-
tive strength Of the three candidates At the pres-
Dental election the vote of the State stood as follows
Sb24
Iotal
Pierces majority over Scott, l9,446 over Scott and
Hale 1922
1t would be safe assume that the above will be
largely increased in November nex-say 100000 votes
These votes may think with perfect safety to their
future correctness be divided as follows:
Buchanan 900
l4OOOO
flllmore $4,000
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INVITATION OF THE PRESIDENT TO THE sT,Ts
FAIR. -

INVITATION OF THE PRESIDENT TO TIE sr1Tp
FAIR.
We have been furnished (says the New Hampshire P.
with copies Of the following correspondence between
secretary Of the State Agricultural Society and prs
Pierce We need not invite attention to its tone and @
contrast it with the temper Of the proceedings At
Depot Hall Monday evening every reader will do A.
for himself But wish to direct attention TO the p
deRts letter showing the true purpose of his visit .
will be that the letter written before the pro
ings here, and at time when 1t supposed that all \.
ties would unite in giving him a reception worthy 0,
high position.
1t will be noticed, also, that the President does no,
cept the invitation of the society," for the reason thai
could not then fix upon the time when his official dp
would admit of his absence from Washington But we a.
authorized to say that he will arrive in this civ
the forenoon train of the I'd of October:
Invitation.
MANCHESTER, N. H.,
September 8, lS;G
Agricultural Society," your personal friends and elov
zens of New Hampshire, will be happy to welcome you
city OF your residence, and receive you the guest
society, the occasion of the approaching State fair
second week in October next.
In behalf of the society, yours truly,
JAMES o. ADAMS, Secretary
Gen. FRAHKLIs PIERcE,
President of the United States.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-28
River and steamboat Nexv..

Theriver rose yesterday about three feet
Should the weather not turn cold and freeze
the prospects are favorable for high tide in
the Cumberland.
The SdIlie Vest and ALeonid arrived on Sat
urday night, the former from the shoals
whence she had gone to tighten the A. from
New Orleans.
The j. g. Cline, frnm Memphis, arrived
last evening. She had much difficulty in get
ting through the ice as the following memo
randum, furnished by her attentive clerk,
Frank Shackleford, will show:
The Cline left Memphis Tuesday evening,
the I'D inst; passed steamer Nashville in sight
OF Memphis. and left her at island "a; passed
Monongahela laid up below Randolph in ice,
up stream bound; also. Jacob d. Early at foot
CT 80 laid up; passed Osesnaca, Cherokee, Nj
das and Sultana, down stream bound. laid up
and aground below and at Plumb Point; pass
ed New Lucy below Columbus; broke through
the gorge of ice at Columbus, on Mississippi
river; twenty-six boats laid up at Cairo; passed
| the Yuba at GRIND Chain; pulled off steamer
A. i. Shotwell at Grand Chain, Ohio river
met John Simpson at Camp Rowdy, she hav-
1 tE 4u4N nbONC buC kbAb AOdA0 OuAiOol-
land river gorged from Snithland to Pinkney-
vile, and gorged again below Camp Rowdy,
extending about three miles-making in all
about 20 miles.
Much credit is due Capt. Hite, and other
officers Of the Cline, for their energy and per-
severance throughout the trip. Many singu-
lar and rather amusing incidents occur on the
river at times, as for example; the Simpson had
been lying at Camp Rowdy for two days be-
ing unable to break through the gorge-the
Cline on coming up, forcing her way through,
one of the passengers of theS., so much elated
with her triumph in the ice, could not contain
himself but burst forth in the following singu-
lar strain "Oh my hi roaring Cline-youll
do" The S. Immediately. proceeded on her
trip, taking the "road" through the gorge the
@. had made in coming up.
For some of the " nice things" daily served
up on this packet, we are indebted to her &C
commOdating steward, Mr.. Harrison.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-28

ENDossINo CoSPANY BoNDEs The bin aa-
thorising the Governor to endorse 10 the name
Of the State the bonds Of .ihe East Tennessee
aud Georgia aud the Nashville and ChaIta-
nooga Railroad Companies 10 fhe snoant Of
SlJo,00O each, to the aid in buildiag railroad
froin ClevelAnato Chattanooga; also, to endorse
the bonds of the East Tennessee and Virgin
ia Railroad Company 10 an amedneat not
exceeding 500 900, passed GA its third reading
10 the House on Saturday, s5 10 30. shoald
this BIZ pass the senate, it viii increase the
Utility Of the State TO the amendment Of hall
million of dollars, bat the friends Of the res.
pselive companies interested confidently, assert
that The State VIII never be called upon 10 pay
one cent OF the bonds.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-28

JANUARY 21th 1885.
do hereby certify that my daughter, Martha r. Newly
aged between 10 and Ia years, afflicted In her right
between her elbow and shoulder, with White Swelling Sr
Ave years her suffering mmense. tried Ave good ply
scians add spent hundreds Of dollars told by
the doctors that 70 kill her had despared Of saving
her life myself at last induced TO try Mr. AIanson
Pencils Remedy Immediately engaged his services, and
in very short time, by bis remedies found a change for
The better, and the bones 10 the working
and number OF small bones out at last bone
81 least i've inches in length taken and contnu-
Of MFR. Pencils kemedie the wound In the
entirely healed; and am happy 10 say that my child has
entirely recovered u said disease and healthy
she ever was ; and do hereby recommend Mr. Penue
and his Remedies 10 those suffering by the Affections
and DO feel that would be lacking 10 suffering huns nifty n
faded 10 make this public and the means by which II
Elected For the satisfaction Of those who may choose
to do call and ny child and the large bone that
taken out at McWhrersve Lebanon Turnpike David.
county Civil District No g. 81 miles East nom Nash
vile. ljan2s-itsl OZWfLL NEWLY.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
DAVIS PILCHER 4 co.


ON TUESDAY MORNING. January 20, 1884, win offer
" at Auction for Cash, large aHd well assorted lot Of Gro
cries, TO wits;
% hbds. New Sugar;
10 " Clarified do;
IS barrels new crop Moasses;
16I y do do do DO;
80 DO Loaf Sugar;
325 bags Prime Green Rio CoGes.
Too barrels No. 9, MAsk-rsl, LArssi
50 Sorss Cod Fish:
rs do Scotch Herrings,
100 do Star Candies
i25 do TailoE do
80 do Pearl Starch
80 bags BuckWheat Flour;
tierces Fresh Rice,
30 dozen Wash Boards;
100 do Brooms;
IS Eve GsEon DeniIois;
800 boxes assorted Glassware
% do Pint and Quart Fiasks;
30 do assorted Pickles.
% do Tobacco, very Popular brands
10 cases Matches;
DO hne Cigars, Hte Be sold By ahs ease
IT'S dozen Painted Buckets;
~ do Han tushe Measures;
t2 barrels d. ID. Whlskey;
f25 do Pike's Magnolia do;
81 boxes Cheese:
80 hess whsslins Esiis-assOrssa sssz
Il Do London Porfsr Bnbis's Brad;
IS boxes n. II. RAisina.
IS dts Maekerss;
~ barrels FAuiy Vinegar.
q do Cd Reserve WHISKY;
$50 rrAms Wrappisg paper
50 dozen Hemp Pos Lines.
with many other artcies IN line Most a the shove
goods conssnmeat and viA b soid Goods viii Ds
- y - DAVIS, PncHER 4 Co.
JAn9s No. u roelr sqasr
A SPEAKER ELECTEDll
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THE FINE Arr S.
Photopranhio Miniature portraita

AEEsSRs DODGE & wENDERorH would make known
WI the citizens generally that they have taken rooms
over clicks China Hail." North side OF the Public Square
and prepared Gin addition Miniatures
on Ivory the new PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURE PORT.
RATS. These Pictures from Locket 10 Cabinet sse
king handsome for the PAor They possess the
thdness Of the Mirror with the expression and eoorng
Of life, and perfectly permanent.
Painted Photographic copies q various Sizes 81 Da
gaerreoypes when accompanied with description Of the
complexion, color Of the eyes, hair Dress &c Specimens
the different styles, painted and plain be examined
their studio. dec2f-Sn
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PArRlor OFFICE,

Nashville, Jan. 2s.
Owing TO the extreme bad weather little was done
Saturday
C0TT0N-Sales at johnson & Horne's, 80 bales
at 100 all round. At johnson & Viewers, 81 bales
a. 25 to $50.
TOBACCO-None.
GRAIN-SoDe.
FLOUR-ActiVe at former qaOtatiOns-say $50
ATS; extra, $780,
SALT-Coarse sack at l 60al.75 per sack.
BACoN-NOne arriving; prices unchanged at 81
hog round.
EARD-sic is asked.
GROCERlES-Lit doing. and prices somewhat
unsettled, owing to the expected arrival of large
supplies sfOat on the hrst water.
COFFEE-Firm at lSialtc.
SUGAR-7tssac.
Transactions small. and trade usually dull
CScINSArI, Jan. Accommodations beyond
a retail business doing, and rates are nominaly
changed. In the small way loA lOfc are the cur
rent rates for Western Reserve.
FEArHERs--The market continues dull and pri.
ees nominal Il Is doubtful that prime could be
sold. on arrival al anything over SO or 40c.
FRUIT.--A better demand exists for Dried Apples
aud Peaches; and prices are higher. Peaches are
now held at q for prime halves, though We have
heard Of no sales over $780, The stock Is light
and the receipts quite moderate. About 1900
Bushels Apples have sold within the last two days
al tl:20 fl:25, indicating advance Of Is 10 zoe
per bash. Rasins declined 10 1915 "a for bunch
Malaga Lemons sell at a. ss:76.
HAY.-Ths supply by wagons Is large. and pri
ces are lower, and the market dull at tI6 $500
for fair aud prime loose, from wsgOos. From the
railway dspots the outside rAie obtainsble Is ala
IRos-Smsll sales Of Pig fron yards at.t35 for
Ohio River HOt Blast. A sails Of 100 tons Tsnnes-
see BIOoms was made about the middle OF the week
at $3.50 noA There is no ehangs in Bars, the
currens rates being 2t &c.
OL.-Linseed Il scarce snd prices higher, and
small sales are making a. csc tls00. Castor is
irregular; in the small way prices range from also
TO sl:s5. Lard sells ST zoe for prime No /, usual
terms, and e5c cash.
SEEp-We notice small sales Of new eloveFat
$50. Old i hsld sle. There i very little arriV-
ing aud the stock in the hands Of dealers Is very
light
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-28

Mr. Cooks SrsEoH. We have had Mr..
Cooks speech on the liquor question on bin
FOR insertion for & week ar ten days, but it
has been crowded ont by press Of matters
demanding immediate attention. We hope
to be able to make room for il in few days.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-28
LIrrLE MIAMI Asp Cot. AND XESIA r. X.
CINCINNATI Jsauart Ia ISsl

N-''1'HFEi NN''l'IlF - IVll+ ]
A report being Ia circalstion Of serious aeci.
deut happening on this road, take great pleasure
% stating that during the extreme cold weather @.
this winter, and ep this tinse this road has been
particularly fortauAte. breaking bar one uhsel aad
bot oae sxls on passenger srsias ifom which cAase
no damage vas done, and only detention Of few
minutes 70 ths trsius ~
r.. W. SrRADEs, General Assnt
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NASHVILLE PATRIOT.


Daily Patriot, 1890 TriWesky Patriot $500
Weekly Patriot $500; Weekly two years or two
copies year $500, in advance Clubs Of TES Weekies
more, in advance, $500.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

JANUARY 20rH 1855.
ITO those that may be labong under the diseases white
Swelling or Eating Cancer, by applying 10 me for
aid In curing said diseases will receive them house
and administer for the said Diseases and IL fail perform
make charge for my services may be and
consulted my residence, Civil Distrst No. ca miles
from Nashville, at MoWhrtersville, Lebanon Turnpike
ALBERT PENUFL.
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AUCTION SALE

W. 80. GORDON A C0.
on WEDNESDAY NE1r, tnfh JanaaFy 1854. 80 VII e9aF
" ~ Public sale, IN asaa QaaBetes-
100 hhfs Fair te Prime Mes fugar
ieo barrels cholce Pantatoa Mslasssss
20 kxira EuraF hoass e.
8ok Cbo,cs Plsnfetos 9cs
- Nos Extra MaeksrsE
1.eto kexr ahoe GERS Nails, ell s.nsss
80 Sosen Painted hackes.
loo BOXES IoKt Pearl etaFcA
lie 0snsefsgs Ialoe cknfees
- baxes ssaE csnaasa
fqa bHa- ManafAesared xnAacca-tf grades
lee e.. "a. tsmaset;
lee a. asserted GiasnAss.
Win FaFfsas etAsF artlales-
ToRnaa oR HA1ef
an undsr es9e eaaA al go an4 un1rr
80 e - aa1s al o. CO. - Gays ~ eppFsfe4
sxnoNazs nssss payasls Il sas q 80 siy esnka
izn.e-s4 VI. H. GORDON 4 CO
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-28

HARPsR FOR FERRUARY.-We are indebted
TO W. T. BERRY s. Co., for the February num.
Der Of Hsrper's Magazine. IL is a very vAlua-
BILE number.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-28
TO THE PuRLIC.

wA-< The undersigned would respectfully
n.y. nounce 70 his friends, and the citizens
Nashville and vicinity that be has returned the city
the purpose Of pursuing his profession and that he has
soeiatsd with him. the talented Artist Mr.. y AUGUSTUS
wKSDERoTH and he feels assured. nom sbsr
other State that their efforts in their profession fan
to received with BY the Of Tennessee
JOHN ". DODGE.
NAsHTnLE, Dec "a, 1855
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-28

GROCERIES AT AuoTIoN.-Davis, Pitcher &
Co. sell Groceries at Auction Tomorrow morn
ing, sud W. Il. Gordon Il Co. the day fol-
loWiug
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

OS aecosng q death q Mr. E. l. Dass he 6r q
" l. Dayn Co dissolved The basinsss q the esn 81
b settled hy JAr. h. kkSDRIcK, Surviving Psrsasr.
TIE gas FITTING BUSINESS yin " esntnssd "a
al bfarehes nd those whir9 fher wark wsa esns Aae
~ reasGna4s prces, BE- accannodsled ~ ealing ks
oca ~ thc SAsAse Gas Lzhx Canpany, cheFty ssrss1
lanis-in lsrl Jas. n. kkNDE1ek
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A. n. ROSCOE,
wHoLss1Ls RETAIL pKALER
pRUGs, MEDICINES, DYR-s7UFFB,
PKRFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
BRUSHES, WHITE LEAD, &c,
Corner of Broad and Market sts.,
n

NASHVILLE, TENN.
HAVE constantly hand large well selected .tock
Of the above articles, together with large asortnent Of
Fancy sriicles-a Of sheh Is offered for the
accommodating terms.
Alnm, 2,eo0 pounds;
Arrow Root, 100 pounds, Berfnuia and FLORIDA;
birthstone, 200 pounds. refined;
Castor on, 200 gallons,
Copperas 20 barrels, Prime Green;
Cream Tartar barrels;
Gum CamphoF 100 pounds;
Indigo, SEQ pounds, Fine 10 Common;
Nader 1000 pounds, hrst quality,
Super Czrb. soda, 1900 pounds PTIpe;
Floar Sulphur, 500 pounds.
Al Of which Is oasred 81 the lowest prices.
JAMS A. II. ROSCOE
tNHERE and how You can Procure the Cheapest
w soar ~ rus WoaD. have on hand 81 q lor sale,
90 q Potash, each making 50 pounds The
Soap in The world, Of only scvenY-hve Ces and
warranted not % Al. For sale Al the Dr1s Hease o.
A. H. ROSCOE
eorneE Broad Ard Markes sss.. Nashville.
lENO HOUSE MISREPRESENTATION
ResGlisHsre SoE either made sod foF
wAshng Farosss By prOSarng paper q he drs.i Soap
Powder Cor sale a. A. n. RoSC0EB
Drag store earns Of BrOsd and MAtss streets. Ssssra.
DERFu VERY as ALL PRICEs.-I hars
hand large and veil selected staek q PsFflmsry
sEiiable Or Cosnffy Merchants WHICH eG-r ssTy os
prices Cal and see A. y. ROSCOE
jEHes corner Broad ABd harkst ia, Nashville.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-28

OFFICE NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT CO.,
JASUAKY sra, 1855. (
WfSs A dividend of Five per cent
~ for the past SIX months was declared, and
made payable 10 the stockholders after the ieth inst
jsn9--1m JAS II. KENDRICK, sec'y.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-28

WeEs N0TICE.-The Stockholders
bsS~-seSo Of the Protection Insurance Company Of
Nashville hereby notified that election will be held
at the Office Of said company the FIRST Monday being the
4h day Of February next for the purpose eectng 6een
Directors TO the affairs q said company the
suing twelve months. BY order OF the Board.
jan22-td ISAAC LITT0N, see'y.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-28

W.T. Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
k4SSS Is for sale by G. W. Hendershott, corner ce-
par and the Square jau99
WSs FOR RENT.-Two Comfort
A4E~ able Offices Sleeping Rooms over the store
lately occupied by W. H. Crucher College street. Apply
AZ No 50 Broadway. ianlG-u
WH< To Printers. 1--we have for
A4S~se sale, large quantity Of Type, OF Il
nearly new-incudng variety Of JOB TYPE. aud much
would he suitable country newspaper Office. Also
good STANDING PRESS. with boards and pressing sheets,
complete. All Of which will be disposed Of very
able terms.
We have also several hundred pounds Of old type, which
viii sell Machinlsls at bargain. II application Is made
soon. ianT-hl SMITH, MORGAN A 90.
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MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1866.

ELECTION SATURDAY, MARCH FIRST
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III A. renoEsd - 6s.cs = Ne ~ NaEth csegs a.
II N g.str hip Z rgs FRlE0s AosfoN elnlln.
aat ea<s :. ksrslsfas 81. A. eA-fz stlssl. Aus-ln
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22

DR.. BEAL's PANORAMA OF THK ARCTIC Re-
eIoss-This celebrated work of art has arriv-
ed, and we are requested to state that it will
be open for exhibition tonight, at Odd Fell
lows Hall. 1t has been highly eomplimented
by the press elsewhere. We make the follow
ing extract, in regard 70 it, from the Rich
mOnd, (Va.) Inquirer. 1t says:
"Odd Fellows' Hall is every night crowded
to overlooking with highly delighted speciA-
tors. TO witness the exhibition of Beales besuti-
fol Panorama of the Polar Seas. The glorious
form Of beauty into which the hand Of nature
piles the huge masses of frozen water; the
grandeur of the Aurora; the double suns and
noon; the gloom of four months night; the
sports of the frozen mariners; are all brought
before the admiring spectator by the great ar
tist, in manner which is truly wonderful, and
which calls forth the greatest appreciation.
The worth of the exhibition, to our mind, con-
sists 10 the descriptions, operations, discoveries,
and results ofAhe Danish expedition. The
warm climate amid the eternal SHOWS, the
green foliage the electric" trees, the rivers,
springs and fountains, are all matters Of geog-
raphy, of highest interest, and new to many
of our citizens"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22

CRooKER's MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMENT.-Yes-
terday was the Fall opening day of the above
establishment, and prompted by a desire to
see something very nice as well as to be in
fashion (ss nearly every body, we thought,
was there) we went along with the tide and
looked at the large and fine display of millinery
and fancy goods there to be seen. Mr.. Croker
has brought on 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 expected
to see. The finer qualities of these vsriousstyles
of goods are indeed superb, Surprising any,
thing we have ever seen. The bonnets, par
ticularly, we look upon as the prettiest things
in that line ever introduced to the notice of the
public.
Mr.. @. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail, and country dealers
desiring to purchase vii do well to examine
bis stock.-tf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22

NEWSPAPER CHANsE.-Mr. Geo. W. Rigb y
Esq, has purchased the McMinnville Enter
5rl>e, and made an entire change in that paper.
Hereafter he will publish an independent jour
nal under the title of the McMinnville NercU~
~: 1t is to be family paper, devoted to the
interests of the town aud country about il, es
chewing politics altogether. Such a paper
should be well sustained. Mr.. Medesris, who
has labored long and faithfully in the Ameri-
can cause, has been obliged to quit the bust
ness of printing on account Of continued i'll
health. We hope he may soon recover and
whatever enterprise he may next engage in,
he has our best wishes for success, pecuniarily
and otherwise.