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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-10

Christmas Dinner.

Christmas Dinner.
RIPE PEACHES, GREEN CORN. AND
... FINE TOMATOES.
you would have the above decaces in psrseiisD f
your Christmas Dinners, put them up in the
SELF SEALING CANS
Manufactured by which give universal sal sgfacoa
very essy managed cheap the cheapest good
the best-made OF heavy tin very carefully soldsrsd
Those who want them had better make early application
the demand is at present much greater than the supply
sept8 MACKENZIE & WILSON
NEW HAWKING HOUSE.
JOHN D. JANIS. A. WHKLEss. DAVID IAaa
JOHN ID. JAMES & CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHA HGE DEALER5
Next Door 10 the Bank OF Nashville
'i-. 80 YASHHLLLk, EERX
NOTICE.
TTNHE Stockholders Of the Citizen Coal COMPANY are "a
Il qussted to make poymen TO the amount Of thei
toek subscribed when called they will forfeit their
sn0nnt Of stock @. y. YANNOY
uIyIs gsrsry
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Nashville Sewing Machine Company
EOs. a 1-2
EAST SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE


NHESh Machines Justly considered TO be the
best IN use having the advantage OF all others IN the
snpcity construction tAe speed and beauty OF theif
and the strength Of their sssm. Unlike any
others they form with two continuous tnreacs
ordinary spoos Of cotton silk or nenmakinga KNOT
every stitch which prevents the work from ripping unceS
shy circumstances whatever. -
s and highest premiums have been awarded TO these
Machines all the leading Fairs throughout this country
and Europe reoices in the more sub
largest patronage ever bestowed upon
any Sewing Machine In Europe OF America
they are of the highest nish and of every variety Of size
STYLE and adapted all the wants Of the Sewing COM
nunity.
They are all secured exclusively the propetors BY let
patent and free from all legal controversy Great
ps adapt these Machines to Plantation
sewing they simple durable and easily run
tended by any person, that they entirely beyond
competition this work for the manufacture OF heavy
light bags for Corn Wheat, machinery has ever
70 surpass themany person after hours
practice make from 400 700 sacks day
machine These machines also equally well adapted TO
the all kinds Of clothing, ne,
well general sewing. quilting, stitching, &c. These ma
chimes arranged 10 make the stitch length de-
sired and with any and every seam in any
and the durability, regularity aud beauty Of hnish
cannot be equaed by work accomplished BY the most
skillfal hands
We shall al all times keep hand ul assortment Of
machines and respectfully invite the public
orally call them use, and give them careful
examination and be satisfied that the half has not yet been
sold. dec2S-u
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HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NJ ~ Nj
HAA business M. W. II. MINczIs, nrIn j.
eekov JAS. b. CRAiGukAD.
RsahviIls, Nay !, lssc.
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MCCLURE, BUCK & co

MCCLURE, BUCK & CO,
Successors to the late firm of Maxey Mcclure Col
TIN, PLATE d. SHEET IRON WORKERS.
A their old stand, No Is Market street. Nashville
n Tenn, keep constantly on hand Tin Ware Of every
description and retail Also Tin Plate Sheet
Copper Block Tin, Sheet Iron, Sad Irons Fairbanks
Platform Scales of the most improved patterns.
Wood and Coal stoves, consisting of Frankn's
Ten Plate Seven Plate Box and Offender STOVES Also
Parlor Chamber and Office Crates. To all of which they
would respectfully call the attention of those wishing TO
purchase. Gseptl 9-3m
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MR.. Z. III. COOKE,

HAVING taken an interest in our business. We will
IL not hereafter hold any regular Auction Sales Ths
lyle OF our firm remaining the same
NAsHvrLLK, Aug. 1, 1856. IRBY MORGANACO
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TO MIlLOWNERS, MfLL-NRIGHTS,I IRON
Founders, and the Public Generally OF
Nashville, and the Surrounding
District.
HAVE commenced the business of Pattern Making
i aud am prepared ~ make Patterns of Cog Wheels
Water Wheels Pulleys, and all kinds Of iixugs for mill
caring TO Farmers and others in the country 1 would
also say, that prepared to make Threshing Machines,
Fan Mills horse powers rex those that out of order
or the most reasonable terms and hope By INV constant
nd uuremittiDg attention to business, will receive
share of public patronage Place OF business Washington
streyt South of the Blind Asylum, between the Mnrses
boro md Lebanon turnpikes and can be found BY
during at Mr. Ssde's Grocery the Lebanon turnpike
sep2S-4mi HkNkI WOLFENOEN,
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A POSITIVE CURE.
NTHAT is the use of paying doctors bills when you
w get so easily cured of Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Cholera and all of the other Summer bowel complaints
now so prevalent, py using Lyons CHOLERA INDICATED
BRANDY which is warranted sure and speedy and
preventive having failed in any single instance
which can be proved by the many certificates of well
known citizens to be ct store, and by giving it
far trial. For sale by the bottle dozen the Sole
Agency and Proprietors in the United Statss
fy22 LYONS 4 CO.. 10 Cedar ST
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n sctfvs Id, shout u or Is years Of age
n COLL K. q. BR0CkWAT l. CO.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER
TRAINS
ITO take effect on and after SATURDAY 2lsf of Juns
\ 1855 Day Passenger leaves Nashville at eos A NJ
arrives at Chattanooga at SOS, PM
Night Passenger leaves Nashville at s. r. NJ arrives st
Chattanooga 80 %, A. NJ
at Nashville ct 2.4O p NJ > = - '
MIG ht Passenger leaves Chattanooga at SIS, r. NJ AZ
rives at Nashville ct s.45, A. NJ
june2l. III / ANDER9or srnn
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SHNnRIES-

WTE always have full supply of Fancy Articles,
w usually kept in line, consisting of Liquor
Fasks, Walking Canes, Cigpr Cases. Snuff boxes, Cigar
Lighters, Wax Matches and splendid assortment of
Meerchsum, Powhsttan, Enamel Glazed and other Pipes
with large variety of other Goods. LYONS CO,
iy22 Cedar st.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
Railroad.

TO NASHVILLE
A the Nashville aad Chattanooga Railroad Cpmnauv
IA has notified and reminded the CentraI Ra;lroad o.
panY OF Georgia OF their Summer Rate and II does moi
seem to have been noticed recognised in the
q that Company recently distributed our city, we ake
TINS method Of informing the Merchants and SINNERS bv
that ne that the rate viii be 81 per 100 lbs on Isl CIas
foods and not u 25 as tbs hand bills represent s rs Il
he average through rate First Glass Goods from the
seaooard 10 Nashville but is subjected to The 10 cent? a.
dltlonsl In the Summer and deduction OF 10 cents par
100 lbs IN the Winter which make rate as p our
advertisement 81 IS from June 10 December and Al rs
from December to June IL 7 AN0ERSS1N ~
june 81 Snnerintsn5ssn,
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10 AHhIFEs
WYE daily expecting a}ergs lot Of the celebrated
w Pancake and Rough 4 d Ready Chewing Tobao
co. Also 10000 Nicotiana Londres Cigars and 90.
900 ether brands of the finest qualities and favor.
jy22 LYONS d CO, 19, Cedar ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-10
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE
VICE PRESIDENCY.

The Pennsylvania has the following eloquent no
,ice of the Democratic candidate for the Vice fresi
deucy:
"H anything could have added to the general graf.
ifcatlon produced by the selection OF Mr. nuchninh
for III. Presidency il yould have been the exceeding
" appropriate aud satisfactory nomination tor the
Vice Presidency. M Of his years occupies nj
this moment prouder aud more envlabe postion
before the country than Mr. Breckenridge. On his
entrance into Congress- few years ago, as the sue
cessnr OF the Immortal Clay in representing the Ash
land district he was subjected FROM that circumstance
to sharp scrutiny, which resulted, greatly 10 his
honor, in the general conviction of his worthiness TO
occupy the post which had long been adorned by that
great man. Mr.. Breckenridge's euogy on the char.
acter of Mr. Clay was ab!e and effective all address
as was ever delivered the door of Congress, and
was universally admired Of the most appropri-
ate tributes ever paid to departed greatness.
Though young in years-he Is now about thirty
fve-he has already deservedly won many honors aud
distinctions, and many more, we trust, are still in
store for him. He is the of Cabel breckenridge,
distinguished lawyer, and the nephew Of the cels-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-10
TYPOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF MIR. BUCHAN

Mr. Buchanan, the nominee OF TIE Cincinnati Con-
vention, is in the sxty-ffh year Of his age, hale
hearty man, stl in the full vgor of life, intellectual
~ and physically. He was born IN the county OF
Erar:,p. in the State of Pennsylvania, of compare
lively hunib;s but honest and INDUSTRIOUS pareh's-
Though his parenta were chile to give MN eo'"
classical and acadcnicsl education, - nay oe 'uieu
rho architect of his own fortunes. alter conF'71hG
b;s scbool education he studied law in Lancaster
o,,,r,. 3: the anne State which has ever since been
his home III 1914 end 1915 he was elected 10 tue
State Iepslaure ard in s1Sceeding years, rose to
high rank among the eminent lawyer %h'ch re"h'
syyauis could bonst.
I'm 1871, Mr. BUCHANAN was elected 10 congress-
and remained member Of the House ct Represents
yes during ten years, voluntarily r2tlrng at'er 'e
Go, conyrsas under Gen. JAcKsoN'S administration
II. UNA a warm supporter of the administration Oh
p.o,;d.nt NosRoy, and Was Gle Of Gen JAcKsoNs
snrIi.st, s,eadiest and most trusted friends Mr.
prcu.x,y opain entered Congress in 1929, and no
(,b Of the Judiciary Committee displayed emf
neut fitness FOR the position After retiring from
press, in 1881, Gen JaCrsQS without sol'c'tat'o''
tenler.d him the mission to Russia, SGch ne accept
al and filed with signal ability. Among G'"e' GER
vices he negotiated the first important commercal
,oo, be,veen the United States and Russia, which
soored ia our commerce the Russian ports in the Bal
tic and Black Seas.
Shortly after Mr.. BUcHaSAs's return Eom Russia
IN. Domocrats in the Pennsylvania Legislature GM'e
him their candidate for United States Senator, And
.,.c,.d him. He was twice re elected to the Senate
md remained in that body until his resignation IN
March 1915, when he accepted from President Polk
the first sect IN hs Cabinet as Secretary OF Stale
III. ablty with which Ls discharged the duties oil
that important Office, during OIL important period IT
,,r history, il wei. known TO his fcllcwcitizeps, Al
,ba clos. of the Polk administration he retired agar
=, b;s home in Pennsylv bot continued to take
M active interest in the political events and questions
/ uf the times.
On the accession of Mr. PIERCE to the Presidency
| Mr. BUCHANAN wa ssccted to fill the leading foreign
| mission-thnt TO the Cour, Ct st. James. How ht
| has acquitted himself rs the Representative of thu
RepubIic in England-with what plain republican
dignity, and attention to his countrys interests ant
honor, and with what prudentan consummae diplo
nn,;c skill he met aad mastered the arts and cunning
| If p,LMERsToS and CLAHEnp0S, are matters of toe
rec.nt occurrence and of too notorious character tC
reorire detailed statement The distinguished man
mar in which he conducted the difficult and deca'i
,as,;,us committed to his raised him even high
or than he had BEEN in the estimation OF his country
man. and pointed him out ga the man qnalIhedto ho!t
! the helm and guide the ship of State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-10

During the the proprietors Of the E"qrT VIII
publish WEEKLY CAMPAIGS PArga in which every i"cl
and principle issue between the opposing pafHeT I'LL
be thoroughly discussed We will cndeavor to n"Ke '''
pager serviceable repertoy Of facts and arguments lot
those who propose to take part in the canvass Inc h
number will be Issued Immediately after the sdourhneh'
of the Cincinnati Convention and the last number on me
LIST of December Persons wishing suosr5e had peftef
forward their names without delay otherwise tneJ may
not get a complete file.
The CAMPAIGN ENQUIRER will be furnished at the iol'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-10

MEETING OF THE PEOPLE OF ORANGE.

There will be meeting of the citizens OF Orange
ut Orange Court House, on the fourth Monday IN
June, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, for the purpose OF taxing
such steps IA policy may dictate have our interest
represented in Kansas. We hope every man that feels
interest in the great question OF the day, slavery
and can possibly do 50, will attend" Meet early 'hat
the meeting may be organized by I'D O'Clock
WINGS, DEMOCRATS, kSowSurHINGs &c.
gWill all papers friendly to the cause insert thisf
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FUT ne LNY"fT1I
KR0QkE COI,NTY EKECr HGAlN!


While all parts Ut tie State "endins up Ia you
the shouts of triumph and graduation, little Brooke
ulns in the general accamatiuns o! JOY and raterna
greeting "
I'm the Spring of % Sam swept like whi-lwind
al ..r.:h this county, carrying everything oe-
fora HIM with .ic...0ins fury. tn: Democrats were
ustuundcd, paralyr-d. and Ist fs L."it- curry the
day by default. h"lerant with lrlnatrd arrogance
sine. them he vauntrd of his powers-tannied ~
with hi drvillsh grimaccs and Threatened I" tread
IA in tic DIS, rough.shni! But the Spring OF ~
found tlIc UrmoCrary-ni. Ii'"cgpr"lnlsng enr'ny-
armed co,,.a Pm, for the fight E"bly has Brooke
repealed the proscrptve tyrant. jhe whole Demo-
cratic ticket l. elected, save wo out ui sixteen jus
ices Council. majority for Sheriff ~: Dr: whites
minority 10. PsCs"cuting attorney llo. Mayor NM
ler's majority tor CoIumissioner Gt the lEe'ehEc 90
The Justices by large mnjmitles. he corruption
and .nirsus employed by tie Know: Nolhlns' 10 car
~ the day, cuy had tbs eject ri driving Democrats
f., principle and their post bay To our ficIs !" ''t
Old Dominion everywhere, sam is dead ~ br"ohe
Ills Ininlons havn sieaked like detected sheePcats
to- their dark, hclsh dens, I" howl out lingering
.,s,r.cu {. modification and despair anu WHINE
,ror the dyic:ui truL5 at the D'm"cr"tS are m'Smg
amt mM jryBad and that 'ccrrlLIv. %I"- ho' more
than honesty .,o .- 10.
You may book our county for about -DO mn.nr'J
fc- IN. Cincinnati nominee. Yours, BROOhE.
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- I've River Warehouse only two hhds have been in.
cc:cd In. Inns scaiop "galnSt oe ast f"aso Inc
Inspections this point ;kc PNcc generally after HE lat
June 4 correspondent fhrIr says
Il DO not think there will be nifty Ehds Inspected h".c
NJ, resent ynr the planters sending their crops &"
sou. city iof Inspection
A corresponding III FafmriIie saga
aI0rr 0Use tobacco nr- been sold IN this market the
present year than 10 amy previous onc."
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RICHMOND rOnACCO MARKET, JUNE 0.


The breaks continue very large ana the market Is very
active with dcci."d improvement III prices oil GOOD an:
fine ,Innnacur order The receipts for the lat
iwo weeks much lighter than they were tor The
tour wccss previous y. NJ MARTIN, SoN 20;
sale. Of 1obncco by n. NJ MARTiS. SoS s. Co. on the
1h inst hhis Ma-scnDurg. - o. 10 ~. IL ~ "id
J.! % F-tar Mui. Davis -, II - aud - ~; IL X
Bowl 2aj d. t. -, u" Ut : 81, =" -. H. ~ -
nn.i IA. K bullock 81 ii 50 II - H. at ID aud ! at
II, -; sir = Turner. > %; 4 Aston, >. ! !:
Chick : - and a. :: Capt w lrhy9 10 and Is %;
G " scott II; W Tdlley. - and -; Dch5r!dsc
20; 3 " Lyon II 80 Is - and 10 Oh ] B Lyon ~.
nm ib Il md 10 the m,t hhi4 10 Thomas. Jr; y
Wca hrrl 10 - and IL - the ial"r 10 Cosby a"d VIA
tree: K Bullock Jr 50. + 10, - ii 30 aud S'1-
the iatcr To T n : iIardsrovc
JGBACCO-Sircc the canal has Eccn closed the hcgrc
a;r receipts %! tobacco have 'ninsnr bur the ra roHd
trSgs aye =l heavily burdCned win me COMMONLY "d
irving here i; has 10 be- wurrhOuscd for several weeks
;.Ln,cvrr may be its condition ord"r To nwrt the or
an OF lnsp6co The increase IL the Inspections here
IN Let June nj compared with laet year ns been nearly
urrnl2rd rs the lang on at the othor inspection ponIs
m this state We have the following returns 10 lot June
.t,.t... q ,,,=p.
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BURNING OF L. S. MILITARY ASYLUM IN
KESTUCKY.-The United States Military Asy lum
at Harrodsburg, Kentucky, burnt down last Sun
day. This is one of the ssylums the site OF which
Has selected by Gen. Scott in 1852 under special
commission of the Government. The cost was
slOOOUU. The fire was communicated accidentally.
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SATURDAY. JUSE 7, 1856.
SESA III,
10 Senate MAS nGt IL. sr>,a.I,t

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House met at hslt.pasI twelve O'Clock. There
were some thirty or IfUre members OH the floor, IN.
tcrnxed with whom We're half dozen tackles. The
Session lasted about II minute. When The motion t"
adjourn WAS carried. member exclaimed, Eight
dollars suun earned" aud this was endorsed by Il
bur-f nf HIyI"r
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BALTIMORE, JUSE 9.-Flour is steady; sales Of
800 bbls. Howard Street at 81 II. Wheat has al
vanced; sales Of Red al 81 50 10 81 A. White 81 50
toSI Gs Corn is better; sales Of white ct Sue to j3c
yellow I9c to sic.
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DIED.

D,rp. Yesterday morning, NJ. EUGENE ANDRE della.
VIGNE If Paris aged Il years His friends, AMI those
OF nr. Pellet, requisite" To at;oad hS funeral from
hrs residence, On Broad street, I'll; eytns, ~ O'clock.
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NEW YORK, June 9.--FIOur has advanced sales
of good State brands A. - Super!,ne, OHIO, So %
STANDARD Southern 81 7O Extra Is ~. Wheat is
dull and nDmlnaly unchanged. Corn is unsettled
sales al iU ii ceIls. Stocks are dull. Nrsnia's 9G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-10

was elected. The Convention then ADJOURNED sine
die. Subsequently the President of the Convention
delivered An eloquent speech.
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By THE GOVERNOR OF Virginia.

ro,,,,r,o>;A ~ hssn receive fby the Executive
,bc, IaNs sHEPIERD charged with felony in Ra
l4h coan;y has escaped BY bfsrhl"g a nna i. nov ga
lns at argc therefore do he.epy hal
,c .ad hephcrd deliver him into the jul 9" the
said h and do "d sd s of"
c'rs u t rIIv 10 Use ihfir best sHertiOns pro.
the psGp'1 .T of the said Shepherd, that he may be
brought 10 justice oo,o,,or md ,rd.r tho os.o,
Si of the Common wcalh ri Richmond, this 9th
Seal. day of Juue in the year 1856.
wy HENRY A WISE.
hbcrd described as about IS years OLD OF rather
,.ndsr make about six fee, inch high black hair
h,e eve, nnd dark kn; teeth very wide BEFORE very
re- s5ogen: had on when he escaped black jeans
prc,ry well and black pants; wore large whSkers"
June l0-c3w
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BOSTON,, JUNE y.-AdvIces from Hay;i to 26th
May, confirm The reports Of iIIsurreciiun, a AUX
Caves. The Government had succeeded III putting
down the movement.
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I.EtPI.KS.

- II MCCORMICK warrants MS i'hPfo'ea -. -.
,,,r,hs . nj, ,ra,n scattered by ordinary craiEhs
well made aud durnbI" with proper ar, and '''
r.L;r, can h, well done by man riding upon ]" .
also warrants it, good MOVING machine r,orm
,aft,cJ the purcbns"rinry re- deliver II toll ~ y
,vhn Inn. -upply OF Them ON hand, and viii give '-'
i:l ,11"l ~ - ON sM!a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-10
rH1RrY-FoURTH CoNGRESs-FrRsr Session

W
SrsArE.-The bill to amend the naturalization
laws, WAS made the special order for Saturday. Mr..
Trumbull introduced bill to restore and preserve
he bill was referred to the committee territories,
after some debate. Mr.. Foot made a speech on the
action of the Naval Board. Tue Senate then ad-
journed.
HousE.-The House met at the usual hour, but
soou adjourned for the want OF quorum.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-10

FIRE ~ RocKISGHAa.-The dwelling house Of
Mr.. Phillip HolsInger, in Rockingham county, was
destroyed by fire ON the Goth Of May.
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.nr,T ITTR,CTION-ELEGANT pLaI

Sims At sFN u 7 'FIN 7. EL.II'' :.
WYE haze just gone through our stock ard me-
w down a very large 10, Of silks 10 - cents q.
NAV not be out OF place TO remark he:r thai me! a.
roI-idered very cheap NJ former price,. ont W.. nag
Tick too heavy for the season. and have reduceu
nice that ". may close them ~ once. ~,
w. have s,ilI n Io, of SILK Robes worth 49,. who"
will close at the low pric" of Si5. -
Also - or 30 pieces of very heavy and rIch fis'
worth 81 - to 81 -, which We VIII sell NJ - ~
yard. , iii ,,,, bsrs
Any Lady wishing an extra cheap ELK VIII no" q,
opportunity Or pun cnn-Ga2 O,'', t"e nave 'o
much less than they y III - again Tor year. ,,.,
Purchasers should not delay. a. the ap,Te ni0p
sold ut these prices CHRIS IAN - =. ~ .,r,,
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS

DECEIVED yesterday. per steamer, lot New Goods
h just bought in New York at reduced prices anlon-
them Orsundies, Jaconets, Lawns, Jacone Robes
GingIamS Paints, &C. &c.
J,,a IN UARTNFIJ & co.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
r.,.uraphed for the Richmond Enquirer.
MR. RITCHANAN ENDORSING THE PLAT
AA'' FORM.


pryysYLvAsIA, June 9.-The Democratic Club this
marniuo visited MIR. Buchanan's residence. They
,,,ra escorted by several hundred citizens. The
President of the Club congratulated Mr.. Buchanan
on his nomination for the Presidency, and hailed him
~. the nations choice. Mr.. Buchanan replied and
amid. Gentlemen of the Keystone Club congralu-
late you not upon my nomination, but upon the glo.
ION. termination of the abors of the COnvention.-
am proud, and cherish the recollection that ! was
selected as their choice; but had their choice fallen
mon any other, would have cheerfully yielded to
the majority. Mr.. Buchanan closed by expressing
his hearty approval of the Platform adopted by the
Convention. After q personal introduction to the
members Of the Club and inviting them 10 refresh.
mpnts the visitors were accompanied some distance
from Wheatland by MIR. Buchanan, when friendly
uartinys took place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-10

HSND-s.--
XXTHEN Merchants will h. opening new sets Of bNi'
w or " wapt to PROVIDE tEcn.sclyes Win .,
Lcdrcrs Journals. Day Book, Sale Books Eoffr" -.
voice Books Order Books Storage BOOKS Rrcrp', ff~
Books, Commission Books Check Books Bal Boos., ~
h.cco Book. Inventory Books. Maps. BDok- sc, a.
some OF which they will require To h"r" "rd' " ="
ciuI pu,GTns 10 do this ~ it should D. '"I' VIVA ~
low ample tine Tor took 10 season. a""is "-'uT ~.
Guirr- ut lcsst three w.aks GorIcs Sow tme" = Wv "a.
L. leave your orders NJ A. NORRIS - MAJ" - "a,
i Vie and hnish Of whose Hcoss are become p" :,
nsatuc.s durability a0d comfort IL WRITING ~ ht t"''
uon,. hut the best workncn. ami lii" best n''i!a'
Having just laid in a stock ol choice Phprf' 'NF'
for Blank Work, he respectfully -ohcl;' 1ri,-;
rrro n R;n1ory over store No. 20. Mai So.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-10
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DECEIvED this day, by jamestown, a large supply .
IA White Duck Goats. Check. Mnr-rill"- md N"i'hci
Coats White and Colorci Linen Duck and Fancy Line
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