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The southerner., 1856-10-04
q. NBW MUSIC STORE


On Market street in W;lnsington,
Where he will always keep complete
assortment of Mustcai Merchandise.
PIANOS of all sizes and qualities, with
rosewood cases and iron frames, manu-
factured by the oldest house in the
country, Stodart & ca. ". r The
subscriber has sold number of them
in Edgccombe and the adjoining coun-
ties, and they have given general salts
faction.
In addi ion to these he selected while
in New York last month, a splendid
stock of Guitars, Eiolins, Flutes, BAN
JOS, Fifcs, Clarinetts, Accordeons, and
all the detail articles kept in a regular
Music store, all ported apd warranted.
His catalo& nc Of Music is thebest one
in the State, consisting of the best and
latest compositions Of the day, as Songs,
PoikaS, Waltzcs. All instruments re-
pa red at low rates. Second hand Pia-
nos taken in exchange.
Iz2~ Music and catalogues sent by
mail free Of postage to any place desi-
red. Instruments carefully packed and
sent any where Call and see me when
you come to town whether you puf-
chase or not
Hern,ann L. Schretaer.
Wilmington, Jan. lst, 1855.
The southerner., 1856-10-04
NAI5OnAl.
Agricultural Warehouse.
PLOUGH MANUFACTORY,
Wachinery Depoi and .Seea Store.
PSI Pearl St, near Fulton, New York.
JOHN JONES, Proprietor.
<Ss@

THE subscriber being a practical
Mechanic, and having many years ex
perience in the manufacture Of
All Kinds Of 4gricultural Implements
Would respectfully call the attention Of
Merchants and Planters to his large
and most complete assortment of the
above Goods, which he offers for sale at
lower prices than any other House in
the trade.
OF LIME. PLASTER AND 9TH
Err FERTILIZERS.
The southerner., 1856-10-04
Carter's Spanish Mirlure.
nor A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.

Let the afflicted Read and Ponder!
AN IyFALL1BLE REMEDY for Scrofula, King s
Evil, Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous
Eruptions, Pimples or Pastules on the
Face Blotches, Boils, Chronic sore Eyes,
Ring Worm or letter, Scald Head, En-
largement and pain Of the Bones and
Joints, STUBBORN Ulcers, syphllltle Dlsor-
ders, Lumbago, spinal complaints, ana
all diseases arising from an injudicious
use of Mercury; Imprudence in Life, or
lmpurity of the Blood
For sale W Geo. Ho~ord, Tarboro''
The southerner., 1856-10-04

saassaas 1xk4assy FLroR ALgUs.
or Whites; CHhoNIC IAtLAMMATIoN AND "a
cERATioN OF THE WoMB; INCIDENTAL He
MoRRHAGE, or Flooding; PAINFUL suppress
sED, and IRREGULAR MENsTRVATIoN, Sc,
with all their accompanying evils, Cancer
excepted 40 matter how severe or Of how
long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced
by empty putfs aud misrepresentation, nor
is it intended that its present popularity
shall be sustained by aug medium but its
II 2rits and the appreciation of the public.
REFERENCES.
acknow ledge that the four bottles which
my empanion has used, are worth the
charge for the twcnty-four, Sae is now
using the fifth bottle Mrs. Doster enjoys
better health Row than she has since 1916
and | do not know What else to credit the
improve mcnt to but the use of the Catholi-
con, as she has been gradually improving
ever since commencing it last spring.
WILLIAM DOSTER, Atlanta, Ga.
have sold what you sent me, and so far
as c;N learn, it has given general satisfac-
ton. | believe it to be a good remedy for
those diseases for which it is recommended.
JESSE LOWE, NJ. D.
Lawrenceville, Ga.
ihave 10 hesitation in saying, DR.. Nurchi-
SIS Uterine Catholicoa is invaluable in ute
rne diseases generally. | have used it in
Fluor Albus, Amenolrhoea, Prolapsus Uteri,
and in cases Of extensive liberation of the
vagina and os uteri. 1t is werthy of the no
tice ef the Faculty.
JOHN c. ORRICK, NJ. D.
Baltimore, Nd.
So far as know, it has given good salts
faction in every instance, and is we'll spe-
ken of, not only by those who have used it,
but by their most intimate friends also. l
do hot knew Of any instance where it has
failed to give relief: and have taken spe-
cial pains ia all cases to learn it's effects.
/ NJ II. MILLS, NJ D., Rochester, N. Y.
Tie .toNoriag unsohcied letter etqs recently
4 receice3 from HuntsrHIe, n. G.
Huntsville, Yadkin Co., N. c.,
November 28th. 1853.
DR.. J. B. Marchisi, New 1ork-Sir:
deem it my duty to express to you my sin
cere thanks, for your discovery Of the cele-
. brated Female Medicine, {Gatholicon.) My
wife has been more Or less troubled with
flooding for eight or nine years, and foun(
nothing to give he: relief, until by chance
heard of and got a bottle of your medicine.
We found it Just the thing wanted; it acted
like a charm, and has given her entire re
Lief Of a permanent character.
With much respect, your obedient serv't
(Signed,} WILLIAM J. BoLIN.
The claims of this medicine to the conf
dence Of tie public are strengthened by tn
fact Of its having received the appreciation
and liberal patronage Of many prominen
: mem bers of the Medical Faculty in the Uni
f ted States some of whom have voluntari1
, given letters of commendation, (see pam
f phlet,) sustaining all that is claimed for
as curative agent.
: Pamphlets containing much useful infol
: nation touching the nature and symptoms
The above diseases, together with testimon
ais from ladies of the highest respectabilit,
as certified by the most satisfactory author
ty, to all which the attention Of ladies ar
Practitioners is respectfully invited, can
had gratis at the Drug Store of
Geo. Hopard, Tarbor6'
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Civil Practice
OF North Cur0/i1a,

-CJ RVOTIN CtkFO71UU,
Vol. s 40. PIP. 400: Price r, duced to So.
WITH Wiley's s Eaton's Forms, Cant
wells Justice, ard this vol. showing the
Actual Practice in Court, the mere Citizen,
the Functionary, or the Lawyer, have easy
access to Business Forms and Ceremonies
For sale by H. D. TURNER, Raleigh,
Principal Depot. Postage 81 cents
And for sale by Geo. How@rd, I'ar6oro'
The southerner., 1856-10-04
/. B. Pdld mountain,
Il. j Ste,cdrt.
Tarboro', May II, 1855.


WOULD announce to the citizens OF Tar
bOro' and vicinity, that he has located IN
1arbOro' near the bridge, where he will exc
cute
I'LL Kinds OF Smith Worh,
and promptly repair all machinery, Bussies'
Gums, Locks, ETC. which may be entrusted to
MN. Bell-hangings attended to.
lie hopes by strict attention to business,
'"a moderate charges, to merit the conf
"'nce Of the public, and receive liberal
support Tarboro', May %.
The southerner., 1856-10-04
10 the IuSIcai Public.

THE undersigned respectfully an
nounces to his Edgecombe county
friends, acquaintances, and the Ladies
IN particular, that he has opened
The southerner., 1856-10-04
Read This.

VINO would refuse to give IS cents to be
cured of the chill and fever, or ague and fe
ver-and you can positively be cured by
using DR.. Hull's nrivallod Igu6 and feeeF
Pills. They cure the first day. One trlaf
will convince any one of their efficacy.
For sale by Geo. Ho"d'0'
The southerner., 1856-10-04
Books for Sale

.
BIBLES, Testaments, Sermons for
people,
Annals of Southern Metholism, BY
Deems,
Hymn Books. church member Book
Religious Books, by various authors,
Gleason's Pictorial, gilt bound, :.
Harper's story Books, N,vcls,
School Bonhs,
North Carolina Readers and Elem n .,
ry spelling Books,
Cloyen Foot, Old Bowery,
Life of Saml Houston,
Barnum, Benpett's, Lanl Of Gold,
My first Reason, Toy 30 ks,
Milton and Ryron's poetical works,
Interest Tables, Copy R,aks N,..#l tc
No. 10, and many othes god ; *
not mentioned, which you H. ind
al G.lanaes d l0.'s.
The southerner., 1856-10-04
WIN. IT. willard,
Com mission Merchant.
WASHINGTON, N c.,

GIVES his attention to receiving and for
warding Merchandise, and produce, and is
prepared to make liberal CASH ADVANCES
on all articles consigned to him for sale, or
York and Boston. Oct. 21
The southerner., 1856-10-04
w sEn E.EtYE n N

THE subscribers having purchased
the Coach Establishment of James Mel
son in TARBORO', have associated
themselves together under the firm of
Pol0naountain E. Se1Uart,
For the purpose of carrying on the
The southerner., 1856-10-04
Dibble & Bunce,

COMMISSION IHerCH0NtS,
In Cotton, Flour, Grain, Naval Stores
and Southern Produce generally,
No. $50 Front Street,
NEW YORK.
We will pay the Forwarding charges on
Cotton iu Washington.
REFERENCES.
Hon. VIM. A. GRAHAM, Hillsboro', Nc.
Hon. JOHN NJ. MoREHEAD, Greensbo-
ro', N. G.
H. L. MYRovER, Esq, Fayetteville,
n. G.
JOHN D. WILLIAMS, Esq, Prest. Bank
of Clarendon.
NJ. STEVENSON, Esq, Cashr. Bank of
Washington.
The southerner., 1856-10-04
New Drug 6 Store

TIE subscriber has just opened a
new Drug Store
The southerner., 1856-10-04
En ySAfb0,'o', )

And will continue adding to his stock
until he gets it complete. Among the
articles now offered Will be found
Blue Mass, Anlse Seed
Ca}omcl. Fennel ;,
ouinine SulpA> Copper
Black Drop Ether
Iodine, iron
,, Morphia
Cgaoso4e> >, pctassa
Lact,te Of Iron, y znc
c,,h Flour Sulphur
.xretic Acid, rrecip. ,,
pn,zo;e Cox's Hive Syrup
Nitric 1pecac ,,
0xallic >, ifoh -
PeruvisH Bark A""e@ro y
BAyberry y olniiiS :"
conolla Essence Mustard
Mazeriaa ;, - Lemon
Gum Aloes> y Peppermint
:, Ammoniaeam Eaudanum
A..h;c Paresor
pu1v. B1tc'n1ns Drops
>, Camphor British Oil
,, Myrrh Ii'flein "
Oo;nm Pepperine
Sbeuae Bay Water
OH >pise Wine Ergot
,, Black Pepper Alcono'
cia.a.oa burning Fluid
Cnoves kalnp Wick
,, Ergot castor oll
,, Lavender Cream 1ar'ar
.alire Alum
n,;o.ns gsorsx
penncrmint Copal Varnish
s,ss,fr,s Black Leather ,,
Wormseed Pearl sage
Extract Bark o@l hfatas
Sahjns Yeast powder
ys,criau Tooth ,,
Arrow Root - paste
Rlood Hair Brushes
Colchicum ,, ;, com0s
C,lumho :. White Wax
Kromer;a Flea bane
T icor;ee Blue stone
Pink Camers hair pencil!
Sarsanarilln :. Waters
Sake Red Ink
sou;lls Nutmegs
v,ler;an Mace
Mercurial Oint. Cloves
Cantharides :, Seidlitz powders
| Turner TeTate ,, Soda ),
Husbands Magnesia Seltzer.Aperient
| c,lc;ned Cochineal
Carbon. >, Litharge
Citrate q. Red Lead
| Fowler's solution Eole Armenian
Donavan's :. Chase's Trusses
Acetate Morphia Physleldn cases
Balsam Copaiva Spatulds
Soldiied >, Ldncets
Capsules Cdtheters
Cantharides Speculums
Salts Tartar Breast Pumps
;, EPSON byringes
>, Rochelle Vidls, Cofks, &c.
Nav |, 1855. Geo HDscni'4.
EEs.seeIef'S
norv1u nT AIAHTu HH00;
The southerner., 1856-10-04
COachRnakiElg
find Repairing business IN all tie
Branches.

VIVA AEpUHLHS ONotHCoo go 0I' ttC
Branches.
We will ex?editious!y repair all CarFla-
ges, Buggies, &C., in workmanllke
manner, and on reasonable terms.
Having first rate workmen in our
employ, we have no hesitation in cx-
pressing the belief that We will be able
to give general satisfaction. Wagons,
Carts, and all kinds of farming ifaple-
ments will be made and repaired.
A portion of public patronage is res
pectfully solicited.
l. B. Pdldmountuin,
Z. j ,Ste,cdrt.
Tarboro', May IL, 1855.
nDI. B Palamountain returns. bis
sincere thanks to his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage he has
received, aud informs them that he Will
still continue his shop at his old stand
near the Bridge, and execute eSpedl,
t0usly all work that may be entrusted
to hun.
The southerner., 1856-10-04

And will continue adding to his stock
until he gets it complete. Among the
articles now offered Will be found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-12

entered 10 the PatentOfice. These two merch ants
accordingly set about nsentins one for the nseves
Although uuacquainted with machinery in practice
they did not hesitate to attempt the solution OF a
problem that had baflled the most ingenious me-
cbanicians. After many experiments. they sue
ceedtd 10 constructing loom. This was the germ
Of the business which has since expanded into such
gigantic proportions in Massachusetts. Mr. Jack
son also superiLtepded the construction Of the
Boston and Lowell Railroad, and although not al
engineer, engaged in tie task with the same bold
ness that he had displayed twenty years before in
the invention Of the first weaving mill. The at.
tempt WIS crowned with similar SUCCESS, amply
deserving the encomum of n. Ohevalier who, ia
bis volume on the internal resources Of America,
speaks Of the work on this road as truly "CyclO-
PEAL"
We sincerely trust that Mr.. Hunt may receive
sufficient encouragement from the public to insure
the continuance Of this series. He purposes to
extend bis biographies to the merchants of the
colonial period, and also to include some eminent
names among the living His plan has the merit
Of novelty, and we cannot doubt it will prove no
less fruitful of usefulness than Of entertainment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-12

NATIONAL SYSTEM OF POLITICAL ECONOMY; By
FREDERICK LIST. Translated from the German by O. A
MATILE. syo, PIP. 49, Philadelphia LPPncott & Co.
In this book Americans have national interest.
Dr. List, the author, was invited by lafayette to
visit this country in 1924, and accompanied him on
his trumphal progress. He settled in Pennsyl-
vsnis, discovered tho Tamaqua Coal Mines. and
made the more important discovery that the system
of Political Economy which he had studied in the
Old World was visionary and unfruitfal. There
only" said he, in his preface to this work, OF the
United States, shave obtained . clear idea Of
the gradual development Of the economy OF
people" He returned to Europe in 1880, and be-
gan the agitation for the suppression OF Customs
on the interior boundaries Of the German States,
and the establishment of uniform tariff on the ex-
terror frontiers, which resulted in the Zollyeren
or German Customs Union, now embracing thirty
one uillions Of people. This was the transplanting
in Europe Of our own system-that OF sustaining
and aneniing absolute, unrestricted freedom of do
mestio commerce by a common Protective League
for its defense against interference by the CONNER
cial policy Of foreign notwithstanding free trade
to producers between Themselves and thus increas-
ipg production by defending them all against beng
made the spoil of the men who fetch and carry.
Under that system the Zolyerein Ststes-which
thirty years ago exported wool and imported cloth
from England-haye doubled their domestic pro.
duction of wool, manufacture the whole of it, i'm
port more and manufacture that, export the cloth
and III dersel tho Britih manufacturers in foreign
markets They have whollyeeased to import cot
tn goods from England, and purchase cotton in
the wool instead Of the thread. In short, they
have achieved, BY English confession, signal
progress in all protected branches Of industry;
wsgee have increased thirty per cent in the face Of
the cheapeued production, and consumption in all
kinds has increased 90 immensely as 10 furnish con-
elusive proof that the benefits Of the system have
Injured not to the capitalists merely, but to all
classes, and most of all TO the labOren. The
largest increase Of consumption is always found in
the class whose consumption was nearest the mini
mum and whore number is the largest. The poor
and the people are synonymous in the Old World.
But the highest evidence of the power these States
have attained is in the persevering effort OF both
parties to engage them in the Eastern War, and
their successful resistance. II is their strength
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-03
One Lick for Themselves.

During the past twelve months LINDSEY d
CROCKETT have sold for others large number
OF city lets, enriching the owners. They are
now about to take benefit themselves. Their
sale is advertised for Thursday, the 9th inst.
The lots which they W III offer on that occasion
are in healthy neighborhood, occupy a good
position, are soon 10 have gas and water, and
are really very valuable. They will be sold
on long time, thereby giving the purchaser a
chance if lie should not wish to erect a house
aud live on his lot, chance to sell out at en-.
HANGED prices before his payments are all due.
All who are DESTROYS of making good invest
ments should attend this sale. Ia the mean
time, let them examine the lots and satisfy
themselves as to their value.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-03

Anti BRIDGE MEETIHG.-There was quite q
turn out at the Market House on Saturday
night last to the anti-bridge meeting Speeches
were made by Maj. Humphreys and others,
aud the following resolution was adopted
Resolved, thata committee of FIVE be appoint
ed by the chairman of this meeting, who are
hereby requested TO call on the presidents of
the Louisville and Nashvie and Henderson
and Edgefeld Railroads respectively, and ask
of them the privilege of examining all the
plats or surveys made by the Engineer or En-
gineers preparatory to locating the Railroad
Bridge across the Cumberland river; which
committee will discharge their duty and report
to a meeting to be held one week from this
night; showing how many surveys across the
river may have been made, and at what points
crossing, together with the Engineers estimates
of the various crossings and all other matters
touching the subject that may occur to them,
as calculated to throw light thereon, aud enable
all to fully understand its merits.
The chairman appointed the following gen.
tlemen, as such committee; John T1mble,
r. Houston, g. W. Nance, w. II. Gordon and
A. B. Robertson.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-03

Down WITH THE AILANTHUs TREE.-A
Memphis Editor remarks that the Ailanthus
is anything but the Stree Of Heqpen," as many
call it. The odor it emits, especially at night
is worse than that of carbonic acid gas, and We
think quite as unhealthy. If we had one on
our premises, and it was the only tree within
hundred miles, we would cut it down ruth
lessly Much as we love trees, we are not
willing to sacrifice comfort, aud health, and
life, to the enjoyment of them. Down with
the athsone, death-dealing ailanthus, say we.
This outcry against the aanthus tree occurs
annually. 1t is a sort of newspaper epidemic
that makes its advent when the tree is bloom.
ing. There are hundreds Of this beautiful
tree in this city, and no one has ever expert
enceG any illness caused by them.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-03
More Things at Rumsey's,

(Whdt did nothdUe bet0re)
0RSE Radsh in pints and half pnts ready for the tables
Corn Beef Mess Pork;
Mackere, in all kinds of packages, too "scay" to say
much about;
Tomato CatsupS;
French English, and K Y Mustard, "smsrt" enough to
tell Of their merits;
Fresh Peaches, In one and two quart cans;
Preserves O various kinds hch have preserved long
enough, and would be willing tn sell;
CanVassed II ms, warranted sweet;
Fresh Corn Meal, "a article" ground separate from
tie "cOb."
Fresh Four equal TO the Lebanon, and fifty per
100 less. THAT's So.
Dairy Salt, in small bags warranted to keep in any eli
mate
Besides thousand other things gUod TO eat which
selling low for cash, and deliver any part Of the city
free ;" by Rumsey's Express. d G.. RUMSEY.
LNLYS-of all kinds, In Bottles by the Gallon, with
instructions for using; excellent article 10 increase
the value Of real estate. For sale by ID. G. RUASEY.
DUCKETs Brooms Tubs Backing Scrub Brushes Black
dies Rolling Pins &c. &C. AT RUMSEYS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-03
Police REPORT for May 1856.

Capt. Petty has kindly furnished US with
the following report of the Police Department
for the last month.
Number of arrests 100.
For the following offences to wit:-Drunk-
enness 40. Disorderly Conduct Al. Keeping
Disorderly House 8. Tipping without License
q Tipping on Sabbath 8. Creating Nuisance
s. Larceny 8. Murder /. Aud for minor
offences 6. Discharged cases IS. Number
committed to the Work House 20. Amount
of fines assessed $722.OO. Amount collected
$28450. The remainder having been secured
or Worked out in the City Work House.
whole amount of Officers Cost 10000, inclu-
ding the Recorder, City Marshal, Night and
Day Policemen. Amount of cost collected
$246O0
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-03
Pufnnm,s MonrhlH.

We have received by mail from the publish
ers the June number of Putnam's Monthly.
Americans Adventure in Pegu; Dead Leaves;
Young Love; The Counterfeit Coin; High Life
on the Mountains; The Rise Of the Dutch Re-
public; Scampavias, Part 4th; Chicago in 1856;
Napoleon Bonaparte as a Family Man; Anne
at the Gunner; Our Light House Establish
ment; The World of New York.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-03

A BENEFICIAL CHANaE.-P. Harris d Go.
have opened fine Provision Store and Family
Grocery at the corner of Broad and Front
streets, in the building formerly occupied as
a drinking saloon. They keep an excellent as
sortment on hand, and sell on reasonable terms.
Our country friends having produce to dispose
of may end it to their advantage TO give them
call. This change is an exceedingly desira-
bic one, aud we wish the proprietors the very
best success 10 their new business
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-03

ToBAcco-We hear OF 5 hhds GAINESVILLE selee-
lions sold a day two since at II ie and 80 at II
al &c per 10. To day nothing Of any moment has
been done.
SuaAR The receipts not landed until late.
aad only shout $50 hhds. have been sold al steady
prices. Fair 20 fully fair 7tAs
MoLAssKs-We notice sales OF about 400 bbls al
SIas9e Cor iermeutng, and 40a4se per gal .or fair
90 choice rebolled.
FLouR-Thers has been fair dsmsnd at hrm
prices with sales Of $500 bbls Of which coo Illinois
b lots al 60 500 al So l2ia6 IS 500 choice super.
fne at So 9AA6.s7t 100 choice extra al ss,26, aud
$50 unbranded az % for common and o. 80 per Dbl
ios fne. We also bear Of $50 bbls. extra sold yes.
tefdAy at g.. Is per bbl
BAcoN The demand has been limited snd We
hear OF only IS casks prime Sides sold al 9kaese.
and aA 10 40 csks hrdinary a. Sc per 10.
LkKb--Ne have noticed sales Of 80 tierces as
qle. and 80 prime ii i0ic per 10.
WHisKKT-Reciiasd Is dall at s3a2Sio, while
Raw i scarce and ffua The sales iuelods 80 bblA
Giraldns sItra Il csc, and l2s bbls. Raw, 10 one
lot, at 26te per gallon.
coTFEE--rhs market IL quiet aud ths sales 10 day
we're eoniined 10 400 bags RE Of which $50 a lot
al0Ie aud 80 prime Al lie per ID.
f ATLAErA, Nay s0--4P.M
Cort0s--S 20 81 cents. receipts very hght
hacOE--d0g roand 10 l0f csnis, sdos. clear III
al eentss hboed loi censs; Hams l03Aille
shoulders eenla
BcrIEn--Good eouutry 90 esnis per pound,
scarce. Tennessee 10 20 10 cents
BEEf-0n focs Ssti eenss PER pouad.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-03

REPUBLICAN MORALITY The defenders OF
Sumner profess TO regard the Senate Chamber
as a temple so holy that il is sin unpardona-
BILE TO strike a man whilst under lis roof and yet
these same wreteles hold meetings in Church
es devoted TO the service Of God, aud desc
crate them by lecturing on the advantages of
Sharp's rifles, and the good use TO which they
can be put in Kansas IN shooting down their
fellow men from theSouth. II the devil don't
get all such fellows, there is not much use for
Lis oven
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-03

E-An extensive sale of Groceries at suc-
ton will take place to-day at the house of
Davis, Pitcher & Co. This sale is to be one
of the largest which has ever taken place in
this city. Retail merchants and country deal
ers will do well to be on hand.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-03

H-T The committee appointed on Saturday
evening last, at the "Hotel" meeting, to solicit
subscriptions in order to carry out the project,
are to meet at the Chamber Of Commerce to-
night for consultation and efficient organiza.
ton. In accordance with a suggestion, the
gentlemen composing the committee are re-
quested to bear the meeting in mind.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-03

EET The fresh timetable of the Tennessee
column. The regular daily trains leave this
city at 6:45 a. m, and $40 p. m, and arrive
at 1925 a. IN. and 1875 D. m.