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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

"CUTE" INVENTION An exchange says that
pickpocket Detector has been invented down East.
II consists externally Of a case resembling that Of
a watch in size aud shape. It has FOB chain or
string and is worn in the pocket like a watch.
Within the case is bell and spring hammer, the
latter connected with the fob chain. The SUPPOSE
is, that the thief will suppose the fob chain is at
tacbed to a bona tide watch, and will accordingly
pull the chain 10 order to obtain the the prize. But
instead of getting the match the watch gets him.
The pull sounds the alarm BELL the owner of the
watch grabs the rogue, and the policeman conducts
him 10 limbo
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Sr. LOUIS, Aug 20.--Tbe Democrat has intelH-
gence from Kansas dated l4tb, concerning affairs
at franklin. A large company Of Mssourians and
Carolinians encamped at Washington Creek were
committing depredations upon the fields and barns
of the settlers in their vicinity; whereupon the get
tiers sent to Lawrence for assistance. Hoyt, of
Lawrence, proceeded to the camp to ascertain the
truth of the statement, and to know their reasons
for committing such depredations. BE was imme-
diately taken prisoner and shot. The Notifications
of franklin were then attacked. sss
81. Louis, Aug 20.-The LeaveuEorth kansas
Journal contains an inAamatory appeal to the
people.
The attack upon Franklin was the signal for Hos.
tilities.
An express that left Lecompton, August 18Th
says that Capt. Treadwelrs company Of 40 men,
we're surrounded by nearly 400 abolitfonists who
swore that no quarter should be given them.
Governor Shannon was appealed to call out the
o. troops, but they refused to act.
Col. Titus With twenty men who started to their
assistance was attacked at his house near heeomp-
ton, a number of his men we're killed and the reS
mainder taken prisoners.
The same party attacked Guard of the u S.
troops who had Robinson and the other prisoners.
They (the o. S. troops) surrendered without firing
gun.
Inc prisoners are III tue udHuS OI Lane
They driving all the pro Slavery men out of
Douglass county, and destroying their property.
A fight occurred on the l4th near OssaWatoDie,
in which IA Abolitionists killed and l6
wounded.
NEW YORK, August 20-Cunard Steamer has
arrived from Liverpool with dates to the 9th. Cot
ton market unchanged with more sellers than buy
ers, sales for the week $500 bales The weather
has been favorable for agricultural purposes. Ac~
counts of grain crops generally favorable. Bread
stuffs considerably lower; market dull, declining
tendency. Wheat declined Is. Flour declined 3
to A.. Corn unchanged with moderate demand.
Western Red Wheat s. Sd to IS Cd. Pork triffe
higher. Beef prices easier, but not quotably low
er. Consols quoted 944 to 95.
There is misunderstanding between the
Allies and Russia.
CECISNArI, August 81. noon.-River, twenty
two inches water in the Channel, falling.
ST. LOUIS August 2l.-AccOunts received last
night from Kansas confirm the capture of Franklin,
and mention other serious outrages In western
Missouri the excitement is intense. An army is
assembled in Jackson county and will march to the
Territory forthwith.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

BENzoLR GAS LGHT.-Many of our readers
have doubtless hare heard OF this agency OF
light but NOT until recently has it been intro
duced here. The description of gas from wi ich
1t was produced was first discovered In 1925,
and 10 1874 it was found to exist largely in bi.
tuminiierous coal. Since then Improvements
have been made ia its manufacture and the
apparatus necessary for it's use, and it is fast
recommending itself TO public favor. The
following notice of this light appeared in the
Union and american some time ago, and suit
ing our present purposed exactly, we transfer
1t TO our columns
''lts cost at present-the Benzole being worth
$3.50 per gnlon-is less by one half than ordinary
coal gat, and is free from that offensive smell con.
nected with common coal gas. Il evolves great
er amount Of illumination from the same volume
Of hafne, creating rich, bright yellow fame, the
refrsctng power Of which lie greater than thA. Of
any other artificial light, and far less injurious or
oppressive to the eye. One can gaze at BerIole
light ior half an hour without experiencing any
pain or undue excitement or Fetins OF the eye.
at IL, without doubt, the most attractive and
beautiful light We have ever SEEM aud must, at no
distant day, supercede everything like candles OIL
camphene &c, now in common use throughou the
country. These machines are intended Tor dwell
ings in the country, manufacturer work shops
&c. We are informed they are being introduced
to considerable extent in large stores &c, lie the
cities at the North, the light costing bot one halt
the price Of ordinary gas. and less than tsow can
dies at Is cents per pound. The trouble suending
one OF the machines is less than that Of thinning
an ordinary lamp"
"Ths gas consists Of atmosphere completely
saturated with aqueous vapOr, holding in diluted
solution the carbon aud other nfammable matter
Of the BepzOle sud alcohol, in such proportions as
10 make IL equivalent TO 0i6ant gas.
"The machines for making this gas to supply
ordinary dwellings, occupy space from t~snty
inches to THEE feet square, very Durable, not likely
to get out Of order sud When charged with the
materials and wound up, are at sll times ready to
furnish gas by turning = stop-cOes as in other
lights.
The machines and the right to use the light
10 this State is owneC by Mr.. Vim. Warne, Of
this city. The light may be seen at the ss-
tabhshmeut Of the Nessrs. Henderson, where
also machines may be obtained. Persons in
the country who desire beautiful bright light,
aud are necessitated to use oil aud IAllow, may
supply themselves with an apparatus Of this
kind aud have brilliast light 10 every room
whenever they desire IL, at LEES expense than
the ordinary cost Of the common methods.
Attention Is directed TO the advertisement in
mother place.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

A TRIUMPH CuMPLKTE AND OVERWHELMING.
On Wednesday night last we went over to
South Nashville TO hear the discussion which
ended the appointments between Messrs
Vaughn and VI g ivock. There was quite q
crowd in attendance and good feeling prevail
ed throughout. We have heard many discus
sIOns and seen many signal triumphs achieved
BY one speaker over another, but in sober and
honest truth we have never seen or heard any
thing that approached the overwhelming de=
feat sustained by the champion of modern
democracy on the occasion referred to.
The discussion was opened by Mr.. McGav-
ock, who spoke for an hour, and laLored dur
ing nearly all that time to show the unsound-
ness Of Mr.. Fillmore on the slavery question.
He made use OF the numerous slanderous
charges agnst Mr. F. which have time and
again been retuted, and rung the changes upon
"know -nothingisrn, abolitionsm, free soilisln,
simon-pure democracy, great, glorious democ-
racy, and good old wings" lie avoided Bu-
chanan aud his record as If he was afraid to
NEEDLE with either, and closed with the same
that Mr.. Fillmore has no chance.
Mr.. Vaughn turned the table upon his com
petitor in his first sentence. lie reviewed his
entire speech, taking up the points one by one,
stripping them of their fimsy plausibity, and
showing up the fallacy and deception which
was hid beneath. As Mr.. V. advanced each
succeeding argument was stronger and more
strong, more forchIe and convincing, until
q feeling of conmisseration took possession Of
us for the unucky weight who had called
forth such scathing and qnnihiating speech.
Ii was q complete crushing out and wipng up
of modern democracy and one of its favorite
stump orators. A little episode occurred dur
ing Mr.. Vaughn's speech, which merits notice.
While the speaker was dssecting the political
anatomy of the makers of the Cincinnati
platform, he asked, "Who is Halet, Hbbard,
Mccarthy" Here a rash ssg-nicht, with more
temerity than judgment, bawled out, who
is Donelsou9" and few of the "hollering com
mittee" gave voice to their vulgar sympathies
by weak attempt at shout. Mr.. Vaughu's
reply was Characteristic and noble. Said he,
''Sir, Andrew J. Donelson is the man who,
when the democratic party of the South sat
In solemn conclave ia the famous Nashville
Convention, plotting treason to the Union,
arose in his place and denounced its action as
unhallowed and reasonable" That noble re-
spouse found an echo 10 every patriotic bosom
composing the assembly, and shout went up
which made the vaulted heaven ring again.
Mr.. Vaughu's speech was a splendid effort.
His friends were 10 ecstacies, and the opposi-
ton evidently panied and chagrined beyond
measure. We hope he will not lay down his
arrnor, but keep right on until the close of the
campaign.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22
FEVER AND AGUE.-cERTAIN cURE-x

for Tonic mixtures Qnnine, Fosters sOuton,
Arsenic, Mercury any the yanous nauseous COM
pounds which only relieve disease to mpsnt another
more deadly, and which sends its unhappy victims anaIy,
with wrecked and broken constitution to early grave
Try Carriers Spanish MIXTURE vich contains OF these
dangerous drugs, but by acting specifically the
Liver purifying the blood and strengthening the system
thus enabling nature to erupese its exhausted energies
by opening the of the skim and expe from the body
all impurities and old medicines which clog and etard its
free operation More than Thousand persons have been
cured by Caters Spanish Mixture, after everything else
had sgnay failed. As sample of its remarkable effects
Messs Davis Hicks, Of Aatsugavle, Aa writes that
It cured gentleman Of Chronic Fever and Aqua which all
the efforts Of physicians and their remedies could not sub
due He only tok hlee bottles They say 1t sells very
rapidly and mantsins It's high reputation all through the
country.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

e4y- Passing along the South side of the
Square yesterday, we noticed a very large
amount of boxes filed with boots and shoes
which were being opened by the firm of Cooke,
Bailey q Co. The assortment comprises every
style of tins description of goods, which will
be sold at very reasonable prices and on the
most favorable terms. These gentlemen are
favorably known as enterprising and thorough
business men, upon whom their customers
may rely with Implicit confidence in reference
to the kind and quality of goods which they
keep on hand. We take pleasure in recon~
mending them to the trade
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22
900 ACRES
EOR SALE

OOO ACRES Of splendid land lying the south
OOO eide Of the N. C. Railroad II miles from Nash
vile from Lavergne Depot. 6T5 under good cedar
feuce, and IN high state OF cultivation On this land
two comfortable dwellings, Gina 0uthou;e- all good,
a. Orchard Of choice Fruit number OF excellent si ngs,
'snd Is traveTsed by a never falling stream ofwater
This tract for chness Of soil and b. auy ofocat0n Is not
surpassed equacd In Rutherford county and well adapt
ed to the growth % Cotton, Corn and smAi 6rainand
ing into consideration It's oontguty 70 the Railroad Depot
where there good schools good inf Is good
variety Of hops &c think 10 desirs be place
deed Aso l3S ofeedAr convenient distance which
viii be sold Sith the above wa sell altogether divide
suit purchasers accommodating terms. Apply the
premises the subscriber At LSverEne, Tennessee.
iV2t- twagn CHARLES L. NELSON
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THE PARTING,

Kitty press you to my heart,
But all such pressures you decry:-
There's roo much cotton, whalebone, lace,
Tween you aud |.
I'd only muss the dry goods up
And make you blubber, pout and irown,
Besides, might, oh, sad mischance
Brake whalebones down.
Farewell I'll try when next we meet,
And n1eef we NAV if fashions change,
At least that we may cine within
Good talking range
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APPRoxI WATl0N FsIzEs.
5000 600
AsO0O prizes amounting 'o- SSOO OOu
Whole Tickets $l0;-Halves $5;-
Quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

4
The Numbers from 10000, rresp0ndng with those
numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
encrcled with small tin tubes aud aced in wheel
The first 200 Prizes similarly printed and encrcied
placed in another wheel.
The wheels then reyolved, and a number Is 6ravn
from the wheel OF numbe and At the time Prise Is
draw from the Other Wheel number aud prize drawn
opened and exhibited the audience registered
by the Commissioner the prize being placed nst the
number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the
prizes drawn out.
approximation prfZes.-Ths two preceding
and the succeeding those drawing the rst
geo prizes will be enL to the 500 Approximation Prizes
according to the Scheme.
The Managers determined that their Lotteries shall
excel all others oder to the public above scheme which,
for the brsncy its Capitals and the chances ofobainng
prizes, h never been equalled.
Remember that every Prize is SraW1, and payable in
full without deduction.
Prizes ofS1 900 and under paid Immediately after
the drawngother prizes the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded to purchasers Immediately amer
the drawing
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
Prize Tickets cash ed renewed in other Tickets at either
office. Orders for Tickets he addressed to
S. SWAN a co, Atlanta, Ga
orS SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
augl6 orr. q. HUGGINS, Box 8, Nashville p. o.
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but imperfecty understood by those who make
the gIeates pretensions The most Of the popular Hair
Dyes Of the day may for the me color the hair but
to be succeeded by furnished green other unsghty
pearance Boges Electric Dye is void Of these noxous
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown, which neither water sunshine
nish in the least and to make doubly
his agents authorized to refuud the money the
perfect satisfaction il given Prices so cts 81 90 and
81 so per Inventor, W. BOYLE, Boston, and Sold by
Druggists everywhere. my Silly
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22
Are rnn Getting RaIda

Isyour hair turning greyi Do you wish to cultivate good
whskers and mOustaches? Your hair be SOFT silky and
gossy9 Your head COOL comfortable and free ofdand
rufi Mothers your children to have uxurant heads
ofhair? Then BODIES HYPERION FLUID, which
S in it's unerring effects Prices rs so cts rs cts and
81 50 per bottle Bogles Balm of Cytheia stands unri
vailed for Graduating Id pmpes and identifying the
complexion. Price so Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

A NEW KIND OF BREAD-At late meeting
of agriculturist at Tiptee Hall, England, a
quantity of bread was handed round which
was made of wheat -four and mangle, mixed
in equal proportions. The bread is spoken of
as a very palstable article of this kind, while
it has the great merit of being less expensive
by half than the ordinary bread and quite as
nutrifions
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22
5harp,s R1hes,

ALL sportsmen who in want Of good and reliable
Gun, especially adapted for large game Deer &c in
vted TO call the Of FAN and Cunnngha am, No ~
Public Square and examine "Sharps Patent Sporting Rife"
which in rapidly Of Firing, accuracy OF aim, and length Of
range far superior to any Gun invented and unlike
any other Patent Gun ofore troducedt construction
exceedingly simple that it is not liable to ge
oforder" than the common Kentucky Rife.
F& c. have also few Shot Guns made on the same Pa
tent. Iyl6-6m
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E There was scarcely anything going on
worthy of mention yesterday. Business SEEM
ed doll at all points, and listless Indifference
and nonchalance seemed to have settled upon
the face of people generally. The man who
seemed to be 10 the best hnnor with every
body, we found at the City Hall taking in
"change" for delinquent taxes, and giving ad-
vice about closing up case, with which a
brace of ladies appeared to be interested.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

NEw TRIALS GRANrED.-Lipford, who was
tried aud found guilty, few days since, for
the killing of SPottswood, has been granted
new trial. The motion was ably argued by
bis counsel Tie cause will be heard again at
the next term of the Court, which comes on
granted in the case of IluGdey
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

W Washington Fire Company No. s, we
are gratiied to learn, is Prospering finely.
They have had their engine put in good order,
large amount Of new hose has been ordered,
and new house for their apparatus is to be
built There is no doubt that this company
viii be the strong arm of defence in the south
ern part of the city against the devouring ele-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

MEETING IN SoUTH NAsHvILLE.-There is
to be rally of the American party on College
Hill, Cherry street, tomorrow night. Good
Speakers viii address the meeting. Let there
be full attendance.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22

EE- W T. Berry & Co. have politely laid
upon our table a copy OF Harper's Magazine
for September.
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NofiGe

Executor Of Jane W Taver tuesday the 10Th day
II Of August 1885, will sell for cash tn late residence
OF Jane rayer North College street in Mcavocs ad
diton to Nashville, the Household and Kitchen Furniture
Of the deceased. J.C. LEAKE, Executor.
augil-dAtylw By Robt A. Cole
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CROCKER,S SCHOOL.

At WHITES CREEK SPRING.
THE next Session will the first OF septem-
i Der.
For Board, Tuition, Washing Fuel, ard Lights $50 per
session Of twenty weeks.
auglS-l mw&tw
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Few aware how frequently Publishers compelled
to insert among thar Advertisements statements which
they can neither sanction CT believe.
pleasant exception to this dsagreeable necessity
the advertisements of Dr. J. Ayers Cherry Pecoral and
Pills which will be found 10 columns We have publish
ed for him before, and always with the feeling that in
doing in wise lend ouuelres odeceve nsead the
public for have had ndspuabe proof his words
strictly true with abundant to be eve that his
dcines will do all they pronise and all til be
ably expected from any medicine His Cherry PectOraI is
too well knosn in This community to need any commenda
ton from us, and the Pills credby informed
Inferior to his Pectora.-Prorideace Mirror RI
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Singing & Piano Lessons.

II RUD ADAM from Bohemia, Europe, lately
from Cleveland, Ohio begs leave to inform the citizens
Of Nashville and vicinity that he has permanently located
in this city for the purpose Of giving instruction in singing
and Piano playing.
The method adapted for his instruction in Singing
used at the conservatory Paris Vienna Prague and
Milan and he prepared to give the Singing lessons either
scholar small classes Of from TO scholars The
singing and the Piano lessons will be given the residences
Of the scholars, punctually each lesson 80 minutes.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring to study Dramatic and OPP
cratic singing for the purpose Of operate performances will
be instructed every day.
Zach Piano scholar is compelled learn beside the playing
the piano, singing the foundation Of all For
further particulars call at the Room No. Is the Hotel St.
Cloud-wheTe be also the different reports and
opinions abouthis success in teaching in this country.
iyl7
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gv Hg- Chas. w. Smith, College street, has
received Harper for September. 1t is capital
81 number
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THE Annual State Fair.

TsHx Aesna fair q the Possesses EEarE AessorI
runak BuaeaB Ela bs Ac4 ik- BALE Pair 6roaa1s
noaF Nashvlils, cunDenclls -
MONDAY. he I3tA Day q oetabsE nsxt.
saa esnnung taFas - ueek Ahssai - y pfsninns
offered. an6 eowqraaa = detlrs4 n Al NJ tGsrsnt
ksanhss 81 AesisnsarnA NesAsacal and noatahal1 n
aast4s - 1daenr Aplr4e ths prrnAam III, 9Th sea
III d Jagss AS - general fssstons ~ Be tslr usl
- putlrd u p4FaFAlf sfH b pFspareI
a. fsrutrdt4 y lAase dEsiE az eaplea-
ms Feeexal nerlee aseuoed - a1E|ns ne FIners aaf
mech4nes q ~ STATS - ~ znd ce a the tzlf.
nasars shn th4t th arfAnfsnenta, tAe bureaHa
Tgansd f8F Ne aepazncttzea Il ekh1toEs 1a4 stsFs
81 - ~ teI Faep4Hsd aranr ecessilm IN I'M
STATE lli9 presalan asl Asar4l
W oEdsv = sAs Bnss~s q a RAsfmAn,
luyl1~m F & 8saEs1zEy,
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CapitaI sl5,OOO!

SOS Prizes annnnfing % j. ele31po
Tickets $40 OO Halves IS co. Quarters $3.50
PRIZES PAYABLE WfTHBCT DEDUCTION.
The t0o priIes ~ tes deiermissd ~ uanher
shish SIS Co pref that uunlheF Bh0nd -
odi nunber thsn rsery oda nnb-r tckst IA The ashss
sii BE- satfs $50 4 nuEh<r. thsn every
hnber ticAe al Be entiied "a e. 50 In adttion any
oshsE Pris- which nay be draWn
Purchasers hayfn4 sa1Nl quantltY 81 ed aud
uunhcra icteis Hli raung neAFiy hah
me 81 ots sane shh chznces q 0HaBaS other psIss.
an Ihoss ticssts ending sIsh Q. "a sssn-sn
those ending 4ith ., ). 5, ], :, are cd.
sspdsnE rss-s - need nst ar lts eelng
Gdsat Ai Bank Nuses q sound eanks tmsea a. par.
Ehoss ushinE parseai4r aaahsFs thoaid efdsF i@ns-
EE-0dsrs atdrsssea 70 1Aaas WrzTrn hex ass Nab
Wise fenn., VII b prouotJ aftrade4 y.
JAMES ,. wlNrkR. haasssrs
rkaf2uafa MtHns - Isl
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lo,lS5 Prizes amounting tfo4 600
The IS 600 Prizes Of IS determined by the number
which draws The $4,000 priEethst number should be
ODD number then every odd number ticket IN the scheme
viii be entitled TO IS, II number then every even
number ticket win be entitled 10 sS addition to any other
prize which may be drawn.
Purchasers In buying equal quantity Of odd and even
number tickets will be certain OF drawing nearly half the
cost OF the same with chances OF obtaining other prizes
All those tickets ending with o, 3 T. s. 8, eyenAn
those ending with l. g. 5 I, o are odd
Remember that every Prize is dra~ and payable In
full without deduction.
sN All Prizes OF 900 and under paid Immediately afsr
tie draWngOher prizes II the usual time OF thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The drawn
numbers will be forwarded to purchasers Immediately after
tie drawing.
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters, $50.
Prize Tickets cashsd renewed in other Tickets either
Office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As half OF the Tickets guaranteed draw IS
numbers, at the following rates
All that the 10 Tickets draw the amount guaranteed
accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate Of Package ofiO Whole Tickets $50
10 Half ............. 80
10 Quarter =" ............. 10
Address orders for Tickets Certificates Packages Of
Tickets, elherto s. SWAN 4 Co ,Atlanti, Ga,
ors SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Iy29 orr. G. HUGGiNs, Box s Nashville, P. o.
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Notice,

N Office.
TNHE Co-Partnershp existing under the Of Amison
Doom Co. is this Jay dissolved by mutual consent.
J. z. Doom j. L. Mansfield will continue the business
the old stand No 40 Broad Street. under the OF j. s.
Doom & Co.
J. Z. Doom Co., all the Liabilities, and will
tend to the settlement OF all the business Of the old firm.
HENRY AMIS0N,
J. +. DOOM,
Nashville, Aug. Is '56-1m J. l.. MANSFIELD.