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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-29
MEDICINES, &C.
TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AND
CilIINcLsY MsssCIt s N,i.N. -


COUNTRY 5IssS CIt ANTS.
THE @aye store large stock drugs
woods glass patent edicnes brushes etc ts snd
and Eastern markets. which they determined to sell
Oar arsies are eced with great care warranted
give satisfaction as to geaninepes g9ay and price,
shoulder braces Of the most approved styles.
Plates cases Chemicals etc. a. small East
Ms Willer tobacco choice lot of old Ha
vana sssars BFd eaEes secs and forn mt, .d
when the city, and all will be nd,d to i'm
med'ateiy. and eareuily packed o- Oronn.rn
" ri P Sr0pDAkp Wholesale Druggists,
oct5-tf Main ST.. near the river.
CRAWFORD BELL,
WASHINGTON BLOCK BUILnlNG, MAIN ST,
Evansville Ind,
receiving Of The largest lest selected stock
Of Drugs Medicines &C.. lr ught the city of Bv
asve. Every article offered to the public is warranted
and of the best quality My personal attention will 10
o as a part ar al s
10 BI5is Epson SALTS ebSls sPi,its Tx,PeRRtins.
Cases English Ref'd BOrax ? CASKS Cream Tarter. -
Case 's9 sI$ e sss Cana &
o s spaaiss foa. Indigo Bale Alsa'd ssnns
4 add o s1n, nadafr CO. DO iSaa CO.
20 o. sulPh MerphA. 200 Kegs White Lead.
. BIDS 81 1 cepei v.6sh sl: Sss'iT e
DO L tP.sSd OIL So s. b9rS AssS
Pure Brandes and other liquors for Family and sdioa
= . q - .ss5PaEkN SUITED AT LAST!i
CRAWFORD BELL calls the attention OF the Ladies c
u following articles which he has invoieed expressly
cir and which be had at his store ashington
Block building, Main street. $500 =
Paul de Wees Extracts in small bottles for culinary
purposes. comprising the following:
do Rosei do Mace; do Cloves;
Mustard Premium Mustard English:
Mustard article by Sader. Firth 90 Salad
Oil Arrow Root Essence tiinger poa Inglas Caatine.
the best article Iaig brought this market Yeast
Preston Merrls; Yeast Hope Mills Yeast, Durkees; HecL
prerard FarDd desir bic article for children aud in
Vad Spices Starch and other article the houskeerer
nerd in his line. mh22
1OFFEI.-25 bag prime for salelcw to close.
> nov2s GEO FOSTER E co.
- AZ -Ai.f.-A5uo bushels . sale
"a moves GEO FOSTER co.
s.YsStS
'ENHE iersigned hiss his Tailoring Establish
SECOND street. immediately opposite the Pres
would be glad all his old goodIy
OF end would he pleased them it'll
anything in his line sReh shirts
ma ieto order shortest possible notice
Thankful for avars he would respectfully solicit
the the liberal public
y26 J. L. NELMS.
~ ArCH REPAIRING.
FNUE dersgned baving commenced the above business
in Evansville. haters himself with :hat his
xperience and skill all desert ptions measuring
machinery will upon trial
only the resi- citizens the city alS these
comprising the ''circumambient vicnaee.''-
HiSshop the Post Once where found at all
HouRS. tnyS R.H.0ATES.
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FALL. CAMPAIGN!
ESDW AIs y AZ WHOLESA LIE.

NEW Skn VERY LANCE FALL STOCK
CIIAS. S. WELLS,
NET HILsT returning thanks for the paronageo
the public since he opened in tyan'yiiis woud
city purchases also that he hi-sheIv
sry sS5 .s 1 1af ane
ed rates by him during depressed state OF the markets
East En- y o
Aetgres he is not only able but decidedly d posed
afford the same Goods TO cash or good time buyers.
Tra5ers he cam do them
Among the articles CamOs nnuneraole) omprisipg his
stock he names the following the trade
sSsss and 'olliH'
S - DO DO s ssSif Shears and Scissors;
gross and silver
g Dozen GGoaee Mills. All grades:
looo lbs Brass Kettles, turned bottoms:
800 dozen Butt Hinges. do; -.r r-.5tlr rsr
$50 S 53sI Door dma oeRs
az GS%@T Ae
s. 90 aTGn and S Scale to sya%s
50 do Ames Sapa other srandsl shOveIs and Spades;
case .japaHned TinWarss fssIiy assorted. Ell
Whips and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles. spsotaces.
Port & Fancy generally tose.her With
ties Knives e"d Riddles and - --s'D5,g-,~1
Gan Barrels and Gun Trimmings,
Carpenters and GOopers Tools. Window Sash es. ets
oct2 M.iR street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
* ESN PREs roNon Firss street have ass ressived
ma their hrs instament OF new and seasonabe Goods.
Blsashsd AND tTewn Muslin; Ganneiton shsetiggs;
Plain and Printed d MINIS; tOnod es fl
Txe esf& anu Brown Linen Coating;
shirsipg Cheeks; Apron Checks; 20 1i
-, Drawn and colored Linen Dneki
BroadclOths. all eolors; Biaaonsl Cassmeres; 1sl
sAtinets. do, SOD
Super Rich Fancy ~ Super s<sdder eOlcrs;,
Blue and White; do Purple;
Orange FarnisSre. new styles
Rich Fancy; Rs. French.
Gnghami DO Black.
Black Dr silks 1ask SSs
and Lustres Plaid rhas do Berege Laihes
Check Canbric Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Laees Edgihgs
Insertions Co. IS Straw eoops &c.
F%t hsghorn an Panama Has Palm Leaf do Shanghai
Tian Nso1al and Artists Wool do; plain and eoid
sA-s''' 9-'A ana BOOTS I;esH So AND SHOES
a R aud Misses hid M9rSee9 AND Enamesd nootee'
tdren and Youths do together with ll and complete
iSghs AID Ey Combs ard al other notions in line.
mi2s DIV KEEN PRESTON
lar sss /. sS q a.ass pss 6 a Rs. s's S
Maessar n., csFlipg rigiS Hair Clos etc.
Lavender Water vrtena. Eau vine de vemet
ius to the the
ure Of the Mouth and roatic ii gar; Toilet an Infant
Powders: aud all other lns
For sale by u MIELsCH.
novla First street. opposite i'ost-offce.
NEW YORK. COMMISSION HOUSE.
TEgOHEAS "a. HEAGEEEE,
PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Fl South William street, New York. lie
I0ElNG oagIeStabshed with extensive connection
ID in the above business. respectfully soleits consgn
nents ofall kndsof Wester Produce which
immediate md personal attention at the loves possible
Gale of charges. Particular will he bestowed
of Tobacco. and liberal cash advances
made on all Shi pments VINE required by
J.H. MAGHEE% CO.,
feb20.H Evansville, Ind.
gtHEAPkR YETt-Supcrsae and Buekvhest Flourf
: sale at reduced prices by - ,,,er,.-,,
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NE q 4 7gES AN a. q N ~ Z,

ANorder that may be able devote my part
e. iarly to the IRON AND HEAVY HARDWARE part eft
business have disposed interest in the q
cary house Nr. MATTHEW DAbZELL, who will co
nue the old stand. under the style OF ORR pALZELL x
Co. with complete Of everything in the Grocery
r9. would this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks paynS the house for the very liberal
patronage extsnded many adrespsctfu ask
them continue their the fr would
10 the ow pay all gentlemen. that they need
act ask credit at this house.
Marrh L SAMIFl y TX
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IL ~ A. SStae& SGE SSSNaRAN NJ
OF Eartflrh. Connecticut.

e@t CAPITAL : 4UU taNp--ca pad and iaoestsd.
TEsSHS wha perpetual charter
Il 1919. against damage 5y ire on
houses, anH lshnents stores house
mold lad rat rehan zs N general Also. inland
suran the psrs Navigation. Losses Will be ber-
' - THOMAS X. BRACE. Pres't.
Z. G.. RIPLEY, Secretary.
e caons for Insurance may made to he sutserl-
Der w receive proposals and issue poll
favorable In5uE4ac ie3 or eney
a the West. A Z. HALtaott- .
eyIl tt Main street, nearly cpposlte zee 311x.
C7t:AT AND ToasNCOG7 S'Fsssss3 siE
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1SI AND9p.
70. -SchAeGer & 5chroeder's old sl2Ad0
TRES >EGFFULLY inform the citizens Of evansville
and surroEnd ng country, th2tl have TAX ca theaoaVe
nd determined to continue the same business and
will ha nd Oh choice Havana igars
and Tobacco bes brands that Eastern markets at-
ford; also SnuGand Smoking Tobacco ofall kinds, Mer
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of AL sizes and quail
tiles at low st cash pricea ut Wholesale and Retail
MyIengthy experience in the business conyinces me
that give general sasfactiOn and respectfully
solicifa share of public patronage. lapi II
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n A'Tf,H RNp lIRTNl:

FNUE dersigned bavng the above business
in Evansville fatters himself with the hope hat his
experience and skill all descriptions measuring
machinery will upon trial worthy
only the resi- citizens city alS these
com prisnF ''circnmam bient veinase.''
HSshop the Post Once where he be found all
Horns. r. H.G TIES.
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rs tfekeis 81, ES- licketsSt. ES-TicketsSI.
The arSt drt~n number being entitled the farm and
SO on to the end ofthe gifts all free of charge.
ESThose drawing residing distance who
fer the wholesale value in article drawn can be
accommodated by addressing the prorrietols
Tickets Will he sent TO part ofthe United s. ates "a
agents. by addressing l P HUNT CO, Louisville KY
Payment for tickets msst made previous the day of
drawing. title the hol prize cony Of the
and all the small prizes will he every prson
holding tickets by mail or otherwise Immediately after The
drawing free ofeharg 80 49, 'S
The present have given bonds furnish deeds i'm
hledistely after the dTavsing. Address
= LsP. HUNT Il CO.
'"'I@ NIX Louisville Ky,
(LOu. J0nrnal-Si5l
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y ESP 20 FFFLr.Y infor7 citizens lie
vi fui=v~thae partnership
7rartirA of N-dic and surgery
E4vag actively gagged in the rEofessi7n
cautnry. and hecoae familiar With the dssaeAs Incl
their experience
,@s4 will enGita them a share Of public uatr0uage
Their Firsr Main Locnst
Once. whsrs eithe fth them may be
'orsilsad uaiess abseat pro- ess enal business
a-fG
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DAVIn 0'N5sIL,
NJ ERIC HI a n T T i ILOR,

Ssennd stras. between Main aud Locust.
Just opened ne assortment OF Cloths
& different oolors Cassineres of tine qu$y an tia
attest sty with the richest Vesngs suoh as and
velvets satins 60 with goods for bust
All goods of the best qnaty and hasd
varieties broushtt to this city Ny old customers
and oitizsns generally are invited to examine them
prepared with frstrae workmen make goods in
Tie tstyles, dss ip alca<es s@nt3tf
eT0R AGE WANTED.
RY prepared 'tore in Fire ProofNSrehoT5e
SO quantity of Grain. Produce Merchandise OF
Tho most liz raj terms.
HsvlnRarge airy stsirs particular will
Household Furniture Agricultural Implements.
all ri goods liable 20 damage from damp
:,
{ E IoLg-r when desired.
Ware use located and W. and b.
canal and venient for cpI1g y Ry6r Or RAIL
49, Applyto nnvI GEO. FOSTER & 90.
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ID 80 ~ AslIIN tirON ElNTNl..

r1aE Propriesor OF ths Hoso have removed from her
old stand Main tbeir Hotel Idst nnish
a. op75ste Court House whore they prepared to
oda their old and all others no
call upon them IL much supsrorst than oraery
patronage respectfully solicit
nc fChe saus shall all endeavors
fare will 10 tho bost the market affords and sur
charges moderate.
Gaod stlbi and Wagon Yard kept foreogntry Gggs3ra
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a
EETEG5,ES ME- AED Ret All. GROCER AND
WH PRjDUo & MERCHANT. MAIN STREET -TTs' IN
respectullS Inform his fr nds the pablie
Evansville vicinity that. hav hed The interest
the Senior partner in the late off Reilly he in
Grocery and Produce business the Old
He ombraces this opportunity returning
and tends ear to Eerita ontnu-
sc aft No " WILLIAM REILLY.
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HAAtN 3
ME undersigned has the agency for the sale Of
a beautiful pattern OF IRON RAILING. with round
wrought r3S and fglr put in great of
styles and sizes. which will sell Cncnna
FREIGUT
This railing cheaper any
Kind now Those wishing Railing metry
lots yards, for piazzas will 60 we'll give
VIZ dsr LAWRENCE.
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Z
q vases sling
g London ing eight anu ten keyd French
osorGeon French harps. dolls, mar5ls: toys. tea
sss orIs. Superior neosles. pins. tooth
pie key rings pereils. steel pens too bTashss
heads dnniucs5 mGn Gmersnnis toilet
oap nng pes and battle doors. together with great
ysri.ty al -BstionS for salsay A. c PUsHEB.
- uu4e- Odd Pslio al. Firsts st
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NEW WORK 8AKI zRYI


WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS!
First opposite the Post Office
after leng experience in the business
@ N city New York in which CT he Is ackue"l
superior in the mSnagement of well
poin ted bakery. y ould resrectfuy announce:
fullY orAPared TO furnish Ill kinds OF bread
cakes crackers p rolls dOenuts etc.. either
wholesale retail
We ldngs private nares ballsor prvatcamies willie
SUPPLE desired with thing fresh rom the
At the shortest notiee.
superior article Graham and brown breadsaiwayson
hand
TIE will his personal atte ntion exclusive
to hu ness which shall be executedin yle rot
he surpassed hy any one WI c. GAUST
cop FsENEEe&EEEP NOTICE.
AvIN January last, disposed o. Interest in the
& s. late firm of Morgan. Keen Preston. have this day
formed copartnershir with brGsheT VIM Morgan.
the tye OIL. IT W. W MORGAN. for the
general wholesale business in Roots
and Shoes Hats Cars. etc. j. Ii. MOR1AN.
Evansville Feb. a. '56.
the Brick Rrilsing First street,
doors below M.ssrs Bemert Tele and in few DAYS
will be ceivng Srring Stock We would respectfnlly
nvit all old friends ard and the trade
rally call and shall be prepared TO offer the"
great h-h in the quality oTr and in our
prices We will goods all cash and PROMPT time
hoTse the West. aud solicit
feT2s J. H. & w. W. MORGAN.
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gtHEAPKR YsTi-supcrsae and Buekvhest Flourf
jaw . Nv & 5. pTcKrRY.
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MNTFRESSES NND qEO f1NTF 1FfFS
At q II. RrI IN & q Q RSLIR GR q 2 rs

Fosser's Slae I. ist St. Evan willie. Ind.
NY still continue tuafItIre Mattresses OF
w kHf =, h 20 mi in tho "1Tsing of
HI air, Spriug, Moss, Cotton and SIAucI<.
all sizes We Wiling ~ the
side ~ they will receive he
fsranee Va will veil th wh1l.fle or rell make
theu 70 arler fav0rlhle thev be fo-nf
Bsi 60 fnrts ~ all elitis and sizes always htna
mlis IN nrlar Wa will hs h1npv show than AL
wish -
SRA sS.-2 cases black this day and
- +1ls " -.e--.4 d., IANES Low c.
SfE 81 90 ~ f1-.s.sLi'
- Erbfs md Shnvals md Tong:
c,n sh9vsist stan Is (for Shove's and rongsN
(dsefA
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THE undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
~ atohss. Jewci-
~ Clocks &c formerly owned by g. Cos'en wonld resneet
the of Evansville and that ne
viii con the old stand Frstsreet be-
tween Nam Locust and would he h1pry to wait on AL
who will favor with call promising to give satisfaction
The STOCK will be sold at small advance
WITHOUT ANY REFERENCE TO FORMER PRICES,
and all goods warran ted az represented.
h ALI kinds of Watches and time pieces repaired in the
i%p9I-'f CHAS. R4PNUM.
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Il Ats BLE ~ As z F u 7 = ..

1USr rss,iv, iirset ron the H,'t Hdt,,nai SIMPLY ~
Winter which invite the ladies 70 g'v9
,1s int II - ell ehea"er than he Hsns'
IIlr a.septio7 stosk of Fno'en
PIais Rr,aah aui ,ith H4r57oa 7Ish-ra D. L1inHs
Ons-a t17sls HesHmare RHhas (ssnethnZ
Til W1al Vaa If AL lalhrs. H9d :: oEtheau
tisilios " TIli'es, Gptlsvs TNa qis'-tas Ave-
caT .,lI. novel R1RER SR0TVTR & FREY
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WIIDL ESALE AND EbTAIL =
CORNER or LocCsr WATER STREETS. EVANSVILLE IND

s.ook IN suit their wishes II. A. LAWRENCE:
srn,1 dstanae promptly and satisfactorily
en-, ~ y2I-d&w
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-30

Mr.. CouLDooK As MAcBRTH.-It Is q pity we
have neither the space nor time TO go into an
elaborate review of at least two acts of Shakes
peare's tragedy of Macbeth, as performed last
evening at the Theatre. Miserably supported
as Mr.. CoULDooK was, both 10 the characters
of Aacduf, Banquo, and all the other parts,
except by Mr. ELLsLER as Hecate. Mrs. Gil
BERT as Lady Macbeth, and Mrs. ELLsLER IS
one of the witches, yet in two acts at least
the % and Sd, he rose superior even to these
harassing difficulties and disqualifcStions, and
even fraDscended his own conception, howev-
er excellent, by giving way to the supernatural
of the character and losing his own identity
in its most mastery embodiment. Yes, we
say it without fear of refutstion, that the gen.
tleman. scholar, and dialectic ACTOR CoULDooK,
could not have been recongonized by the most
intimate of his friends during these acts. Old
an habitne as we are, there were moments
when he thrilled us TO the very soul by the
startling reality and wonderful perfection of
the portrsiture.
We shall never forget his scene on returning
from the murder OF the gracious Duncan"
never have we beheld the fearful terrors of
remorse so powerfully aud so mastery delin-
Gated. Never was soul of the actor more
thoroughly inbred with a sense of the nat
ural feelings and awful emotions of the char
acter he was portraying. The scene will live
ever green in our memory, ranking among the
finest ideal pictures of life time. Mr.. CoUL-
DOCKS entire PRESERVATION however carelessly
and neggentlJ land we give him credit for so
acting he went through the concluding acts,
except the last scene ofthe tragedy, developed
1ot only his physical ability to do the charsc-
ter even and exact justice, but the thorough
appreciation he has of the metaphysical traits
of the character.
Man, devil 6end, fend, devil, man as we regard
Macbeth, and nsturslas all these appertsinings and
feelings NAV be TO a mortal being, yet we have
ever regarded Macbeth as the creature OF the
highest mental excitement of It's immortal author.
being with so much of the supernatural in his
thoughts, feelings, and fsnces as TO bS almost
unreal TO the matter of facts denizens of to-day,
and yet to an age when such beings were potent,
and TO a student who THIS remembers and con-
ceiyes, most natural aud perfect, yea, the living
embodiment Of the past, visible to his minds far
reaching eye down through the vista oicenturies,
like as spectre midst the sepulchres Of the dead
moving and gesculating with all the reality Of the
living
To night this great actor takes benefit, and we
ask from a community 80 intelligent aud appre-
ciative as that Of Cleveland. a thronged audience,
such the great merits of the actor and the ex.
ceilencc OF the performances deserve.
Luke Fielding is Mr. COULDoCK's finest itnper-
sonation and he is the best representative OF the
character living so we have often heard it's author,
Don Bocrccault LAY. Let the house be crammsd.
CleGvLand Plain Dealer.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished By the Associated Press


NKw YoRK, Oct eS.-Additional per Steamer
Atlantic Letters from Paris on the financial crisis
less unfsvorsble. B0llion in the bank Of Eng
land is said TO be increasing
It is rImored that the RothschiId's have contrae-
ted with the Bank OF France to supply gold to the
amount of six mi lion four hundred thousand
pounds. Revolutionary documents addressed to
the Italian people, purpOrting to be signed by
committee for the people and students of Paris,
have been secretly posted in sarious quarters of
Paris, urging them and promising assistance.
Nkw YoRK, Oct 29-we have advices from
Ragged Island Of October eth stating thst the ISL
and wss visited by a hurricane on the 9th of Sep-
tembe., which unroofed many houses aud damaged
all others more or less. Also, large quantity of
Salt. Many salt boats wrecked, aud all yes
sells at the island are detained in consequence.
PITTsBuRd, Oct 20, noon-2l inches water in
the chaanel and river at stand.
Providence, Oct 2s-The Bank Of Republic
suspended yesterday, owing 20 the failure Of
firm in New York doing an extensive business in
Western produce.
NV York, Oct 2e-The Steamer Persia sailed
atnoon for Liverpool, taking nearly million and
a half of specie.
CINCINNATI, Oct 90, noon.-Flour quiet at $50
a6 80; whisky 27a; Sugar and MOlasses firm and
unchanged. River falling.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 29.-The river has fallen one
inch.
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Davidson County.

We understand that rumors are reach
ing the country that there will be large
loss on the American vote Of last year, in
this county. This is only a part Of the
regular game of bluff and buster The
American gain last year was most unprece-
dented and unexpected, and there were
special causes operating then to make it so,
which have no force now. but we tell our
friends at distance that from an accurate
estimate by the best-infOrmed gentlemen
in the county. we will maintain our banner
majority of l349, if it is not increased.
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) G. IN T. ME
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Whole Tickets $40, Halves $40; Quarter, IS.
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WHAT AN OLD LINE WING sAYs.-We have
letter from the Hon. L. w. Andrews, dated at
Maysve, on the 2lst inst He is one of the purest
State: He writes:
Let others do as they may, I pray God that we
may be saved from the direct and peculiar disgrace
that would follow our States going for Buchanan
Indeed there i mau her vote could be conferred
on that would give so much poiA ID the disgrace
A. the vile cilumniator Of Mr. CLAY; aud, had no
other motive tnis r, ction would be sufficient to
induce me to exert every faculty to avert such
result Lou Jour.
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Military A new military company com
posed of youth from l6 to 20 years of age, was
organized in this city on Wednesday night
last Their arms are to be rifles, and they
style themselves the Nashville Blues" The
following are the officers elect-F. W. Horn,
Captain; Il. @. Singleton, LIST Lieut.; Ed. F.
Wise. Cd do; W. S. Horn, 81 do; Jas. L. Stur-
divant, Ensign; Il. P. Sayers, Jr., o. s.; Geo.
A. Diggons, Sergeant; W. W. Halle, % do;
Jno. Anderson. 4lh do.
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Pianos and MuSic.-we learn that Horace
Waters of 1913 Broadway Y agent for the of many
Of the mot celebrated makers of Pianos and Melodeons
offering them at prices which ADVISE all who desire
purchase TO avail themselves Of He also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue Of Music third the
regular prices, and will forward the free of postage
His offers the trade teachers and schools of the
favorable charactersll Of which he WILDE able to fill to the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system The
Horace Waters Pianos known among the very best
We enabled to speak Of those instruments with
degree Of confidence from personal knowledge OF their
ceIlent tone and durable quaity.-N Y. EcdNgeIia.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-30

THEATRIoAL.-The ''Star Company" at the
Na,hvllle is offering nightly, unusual attrac-
ton, the plays being of the FIRST character in
the lighter walks of the drama. We really
doubt whether any city 10 the West can boast
of a theatrical corps embracing as much drA
matte talents as does that upon the boards of
the Nashville. The energy and promptness Of
Manager Davis, rnsuifeSts itself ia every &c.
partmeni, and is in the highest degree credita-
bic. For several nights the charming Burlet-
ia of the pretty Girls Of S,llberg" has been
performed TO highly pleased audiences.