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ras- 1t was near New Haven, Connecticut;
the City of Elms, our correspondent writes:
that the Rev. Mr. Smitkfns was describing the
peaceful departure of an aged saint, On whose
last hour it had been his recent privilege to
attend. Mr. Smitkins, was one Of the nm
learned clergy, who despised grammar and
spoke they we're moved. He said: when
| arrore at the house of my diseased friend, he
perspriny his last. went and stood by
his bedside. He was gone too far to talk, but
! said, Brother, if you feel happy now, jist
squeeze my hand,' and he squo-o1e it."
Charity covereth o multitude of sins-S0
does calco.-Ex.
So does broadcloth. And whiskers hide
deformity, and silk hats cover q vast amount
of ignorance.
''What do yon know of the defendant, Mr.
Thompson? DO yon consider him good mu-
scian!"
"On that point wish to speak with great.
care. don't wish to insinuate that Mr. Van.
Stops is not good musician. Not at all. All
wish to say is this:-The day after he COM
menced playing on the clarionet saw fler who
lived next door, left home, and has never since;
been heard Of"
''Fhat will do. Mr. Thompson. Call the
next witness"
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NEW FIHM.
The undersigned have tits day formed Copartner-
ship under the and style of
POWERS & TROY.
and will continue the
GROCERY PROVISION BUSINESS
at the store therefore, occupied by J. W. Powers CO.
They solicit continuance of the patronage so lib,
orally extended to the old firm.
j. W. POWERS
w. c.. TROY.
Fayetteville. May L. 1856
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Juac 2l, 1886 4-3w
q So Asss4= NOTICE.
shall attend at the following times and places for
the purpose of receiving the taxes due from the citizens
of IIarnet county, for the year 1855. viz: at
Worth store. in EarLacuc District
Monday, the 21st July.
Jas. NJ Turner's store, 22nl
Bunn's Level. 2:}rd s.
Grove District, 24th 90
Nel's Creek. 25tl 8.
Mrs Eliza Arnold's. 10th
At which times and places the Candidates will address
the citizens of said county.
JAS. A. JOHNSON. Sheriff.
July
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PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING.
The Subscriber would call the attention of persons
wishing protection from Lightning to his
IMPROVED CONDUCTORS.
The points composed of Steel plated with pure
Silver presenting distinct points in The
rods connected with nuts forming continuous
rod insulated with glass. about five feet apart. the
staples firmly fixed in the wall the building pIacing
the rods three inches from the building and of the
influence of nails and other attractive Materials and
cutting Off all connection between the rod and bu uidinR.
Orders o me left Il \. A. Mckethans ShoD
promptly attended to.
WIN. T. BATTLEY.
Fayetteville. April , 1856. tt
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NEW GOODS.

Soft Wool and Summer Hats,
IN !great rariay.
\ complete assortment of BOOTS and SHOES will
be to hand in few days. All of which will dis
posed of to Wholesale Buyers on liberal terms.
STARR Il WILLIAMS.
April % 95tf
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TERMS
OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CATtOLINIAN.
For single copy, if paid in advance per annam 50 90
q at the end of months, Sc
at the end of 6 months 3 90
g at the end of the year, 80
No subscription will be received for shorter period
than one year unless paid in advance.
With the view of extending the circulation and en-
hancing the usefulness of the paper the proprietor Of
fcrs the following remarkably low
CLUB RITES, L.NTgRL4BLY Y Ltr.aDV-4-NrCE:
copies of the Carolinian, year. So DO
Rates Of Advertising:
Sixty cents per square of 6 lines less for the HIST
and 30 cents for each subsequent insertion unless the
advertisement is published for more than two moh'hs
when it will be charged
For three months, Pr w
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All advertisements must the desired number OF IN
sertions marked them, ortherwse they VIII be IN
serted till forbid and rged accordingly
JOSIAH JOHNSON.
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May 81, 1856

SCTPPERNONG GRAPES.
we wish % contract for 900 more bushels of
Scuppernon.s Grapes. to be delivered next fall.
Apply to j. II. Roberts x Co. at Fayetteville Hotel
ROBERTS & BROTHERS.
June I2 1856 2-tf
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DIR, JOI\ w. PAG E,

DIR. JOHN w. PAGE,
Barciay.viiIc. fi,rnctt County, y. Z.
DIR PAGE is permanently located at bar
cl,vsyille and offer. his professional services to the
public. He will give strict attention to OoSletrcs ana
The disease of women and children.
March | 1th. Am
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Don't read any further on this column.
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\ NOTICE..

O L c. Z
have taken the old Stand recently occupied by
Nathan Skies. opposite the Dobbin House. and would
respectfully inform the citizens of Fayetteville. and
~ public generally that ready to furnish those
nnnkant articles in my line such SADDLES.
Nc. at the shortest notice and on the most
rs. Please give me call
Ii. y. SKIES.
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&So Reward.

Ranawav from the subscriber the 1st of April
last. Il negro man named Rand. about six feet high.
years of age. and black. Said negro is
posed to be lurking in the neighberhood of John Bell
or James Mex ethan
The above reward will be paid to any person de-
lvering said negro to at LockSville. Chatham
\. c.. confnng him in any Jail in the State where
/ get him. NATHAN KING.
June % 1856. Aft
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AMATIOE
NCY THOMAS BRAGG.
HE STATE OF NORTH
.OLINA.
passed by the last Gen
tate, by vote Of three
RS thereof, duly certi-
Is follows:
1.-THE Constitution Of the
birth Carolina.
rge number of the people are
the freehold qualification now
voters for members of the Senate,
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L U M 3 + r.
A lot of Seasoned FLOORING BOARDS for sale.
j. 4 T. WADDILL.
May "a. 1856.
FOR S1LE,
NEGRO WOMAN and Child. The woman
ommenled good cook, washer and
lso IA trusty servant.
information apply at THIS OFFICE.
$50 92-tf
BACON AND FISH.
300 lbs. Prime n. c. Bacon
so bbls Mackerel. For sale by
JAS. G.. COOK.
July 1s, 1856. lit
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w. =. spencer,
General Advertising and Collecting Agent,
fO4 Randolph st. Chicago
9 OOO PAC r q e OF n 4 "
C.UUU GOODS.
Davis, Moody 4 Co.,
Wholesale dealers In
Dry GooAs,
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
IL soETn wATxn sTREEr,
CBetween Michigan and Wabash Avcnues,)
Being Branch Of the House of
s. DAVIS CO.,
OF St. Louis, whose experience for the past twenty
ave years. together with ample means. give ~ ia
ctics in the purchase of goods rarely equaed, and
second to other.
We would assure all purchasers that our Ware
house is unusually extensive, which enables u to
oGer large and complete assortment In esch OF
the lines Ut goods shove named, can be found In
this market; and that our goods are entirely new,
b,ught in the best markets, and We will guarantees
entire sstsfaction In prices ard terms, to all who
may faves a. with their patronage.
apr9-d&W1m
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BURLINGTON

BURLINGTON
@ma~~aag4g4
Branch Of the Mercantile College Of Pennsylva-
MIA, incorporated by the Legislature of that
State, with perpetual charter.
L. II. DALliOFF, Principal.
TERMS.
For unlimited oouiw. ia Usu.ss- x.n.sy Book Hssr-
ing, Commercial Calculations. PenmansLip, and ad-
nlssons TO the Lectures on Commercial Law,
THE DESIGN or This INSTITUTION n
afford perfect facilities for acquiring, in an exps
ditious manner, ! thorough knowledge Of the sci-
ence VI Mercantile Double Entry Book Keeping ap-
piled 10 all departments II trade. The c0uFSs a
trimming adopted IN this Instituion. is the same q
that followed by the Mercantile College Of Pennsyl
vsnia which hes received
faE MOST BAFUATiC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
from tho hest mercantile authoSites In the country
and 10 aAn1ttonsd ~ the Chamber Of Comnercs n
the city OF New York, q the most comprehensive
and practical view ever introduced.
AK xLxGAxr DIPLOMA
under the seal Of tho State college, Of Pennsyvanis
signed BY the Fasulty Is granted 70 those who pr.
satisfactory examination. This instrument will =
found passport 70 Tho o0n6dense of business hons
60 in every part ~ the Unipn.
- 6snd for oirenlas ard speeimsn Il Psnnan
ship ~ mail. my4oa&wl
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New Stock.
| CONlSrOCk ~ j1kOSs,
STOVES
Timers Stock.


5000 lbs. oval aud round Copper Bsttons from -
10 inches.
5000 bids. Sheet Iron from No. IA to ~.
IOOO packages Plymouth KiYeu, iron and ti1'ss
ifoin Sta To ~ tbs.
500 boxes Tin plate
500 bundles Iron wire from M. Q to No. Is.
100 gross Tea kettle breasts and from u -
I1 irchcs.
90 gro.~ Pressed tin bottoms from TOP inch.
30 do do sccloped and plain dinner piasss
bO d. Stove ornaments assorted.
80 10 oval Tea PIT Breast and Covers.
iS5 10 Assorted nnd cars.
bO H. Ir"n tea kettle rars,'
100 ia d. do do burs.
100 40 Pressed tin pot covers
200 do of No. /, . and pcuter knobs.
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent Srcuts, assorted sisess
Perforated tin IN rhee's;
Copper Riyets and Eurs;
Bucket Handles;
Mallets expressly for timers u.
Stove Backing 10 papers or by the kcr.
COAaTOck i BROTHERS.
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n a. G. SHELDON, n
-, Main 81. keokuk, 1OW0.

r A. G. SHELDON.
20, MaSn Sc. keskuk, 1sWa. -
WILL again odsr TO the public immense stock
Of HATS aud CAPS. al new Spring and Summer
styles.
Extra MOLE SKIN HATS,
WHITE BKAyKR HArs,
GESrs' Sorr DREss HAIRS,
FRkScR FELr HArs,
FINE Wool HAIRS,
Low PRICE WooL HATS,
CHILDaEN's FANCY HAIRS CARS.
HATS AND CAPS
OF ALL KINDS,
Cheaper than ever before offered in this
Market.
Axv QUANTITY or Straw GooDs,
PANAMA HATS,
LEcHoRx HATS,
PALM LEAF HATS,
PEDAL HATS.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK UNDERWEAR or ALL KINDS, A SUPERIOR
WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS,
Extra Quality
SILK, LrsLE THsrAD, Wool AND Corros
Hosiery;
WHITE AND coLoREED KID GLOVES;
SCARFS,
CRAVATS,
SUSpENDERS.
Also, numerous variety Of many other
articles.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
A. c. SHELDON,
May Sid No. rs Main street.
q. .. .. r.
Y EOKUK Lodge No. Is, !. 0. 0. r, .s6na.
IAmeets every Monday night 1t
o'clock, at Odd Fellows Hall, corner
Fourth and Main streets.
Puchechetuck Lodge. No. Is, I. 0. O. +. meets cv-
cry Friday night at o'clock, at Odd Fellow Hall.
Puchsehetuek Eneampmcnt, No. Z. meets on tho
first and third ThursdHys # every month, at 8
O'Clock ?. ~, Ut Odd Fellows Hail.
All brethren in good standing invited to attend
mysdly
4. .. - q. r.
DANNER Iodse No. Is. l. O. Of q. r.. meets -
- every Friday Evening at Temperance ~
Hall, on Main street, ut n o'clock. ALI
nembers Of the order in good standing, are
invited Ia attend.
my2O-dly
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M0etT00o6Ss
II. HANNAH manufactures Hair, Moss, Shuck, and
Cotton Mattresses, and other articles In his line.
His long experience and strict attention to business
he hopes will secure him liberal patronage Those
in need Of these articles will do we'll to gave him
call on Thru street, one door from Exchange.
myl4 DIFF
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NO ~ lISBU 81 SutCAOO, ILL.,
Keep es'nsfantlv on hand
ACHINIST TOO LIS,
OF all kinds, from celebrated mAnGfsc. ureu.
Putnam, Fischburg, Springfield Tool Co.. L. wTence
Machine shops, Lowell, Worcester, and othsrs;
LATHEs.
DRILLS.
planners,
BOLT CUTTERS,
FAN BLOWERS,
Taunton make,
And an endless variety Of smallcr articles used In
the machine shop. Also, agents for English and
Americas X. X. Iron, X. H. Chairs, X. X. spikes,
and Lock Head Lights.
WOOD TOOLS,
OF all kinds.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE
steam Engines.
Which for style and finish cannot be exceled, hay
ing All the new Improvements. There Engines can
be sold lower than those made West, and warrant
ed to have the full amount ef horse power they are
sold for, which Western make of Engines seldom
have.
KAMK's CELEBRATED PORTABLE SAW MILLS,
Can cut more lumber than any other mills,
proportionafe si.es.
Oak Tanned Leather Betting. all sizes,
Rubber Eeiting and HtAe,
All kinds of Saw Mill Fixtures,
Saw Gummers, superior to any thing ever invented,
Iron Nails. Spikes. Warehouse Trucks all sizes,
Machinery Oils, warranted not to gum.
GR All orders promptly filled at the Iowest mar
kct prices. 4. H. !. AhAsIkONG 20.
my9d3m
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FOR d5ENTLEM EN-.
LIME. heavy and fancy blesched linen drills and
u ducks.
Dlowse, ch >ck and biay linen coatings.
white, buff and check Marscilies vestings.
India silk, linen. lawn and gingham cra vats.
Lisle thread and cause merino undershirts and
drawers.
Lisie thread, linen and cotton hall hose In great
variety Il qualities and fine assortment Of gloves
in kid Isle thread and cotton plain and checked u
myl7d FOSTERS.
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no THE PUBLIC.


@ A. DUKE wishes to say u his cd customers,
-. aud the public generally, tina, he has again
commenced the old business in new way. Having
Witnessed the growing need of Ladies Ehoe
ship where ali kinds Of Shoes can be had ready
made n made 10 order, for Ladies, Misses and
Children, hs hss commenced with the intention Of
carrying out this object, ard although .1rines
Ut Shoemakers, nor tho fortunate possesscf II any
other prefsnea, yet he feels confident from his long
experience In the Shoe business that he will be abs
to meet The wishes and expectations Of his friends
and customer.
He will In addition keep good variety Of meas
Gaiters, shoes and Slippers on hand, and AAKn AL
kIxDs or FINE SnORS ~ oaDEa.
HoslkaY-He will keep = variety Tor the accomo-
datiou II his customer.
All pcssons, and The Ladies IN pSyticulsv, are re-
queated 70 call and look at the and MATERNAL.
for his motto h., Better goods nta, and Bargains
than any other shop in the State"
1A~Remember the LADiEs' SHOE EnoP, No. IS,
Main street, doors westof Ogdcns City Bookstore.
NAY IS. sS0-d1y
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JUST RECEIVED,

A T the Sign 1t the Big Shoe, on Main Street. near
4 corner ef Sd, smother invoice VI Gents, la
dies Aisses', and Children 3 wear, comprising oil
the new styles III the season. and which constant
additions are being made b. fresh arrivals. The
maindsr Of the stock purchased from the late Arm
" Odsll Masless. will close out 1t cost and be-
low coat In order 70 max. room for other Roods now
on the way. All persons wishing bargains In our
line, are requested cali sAasains iSs ia~sas-
selves We will also make 10 order. n the shortest
notice, al kinds Of gentlemen and Ladies' wear.
from the hcst material and in the atsst style, good
Gt bsing guaranteed in al eAses.
myiod HUISKAMP Z MAfLEsS.
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ATDIl.E 10 WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN. Re
IN ceivr1i in store from steamer Ben Campbell .
Sis; ult.. ksaping Machine. marked II. Sui l.
van krokuk, which II not called for, charges pa.u,
and taken away within thirty day from date, will
be sold according ~ Law.
JOHN r. C0PELIN,
keokuk, une 3, SO. dim No. 81, Letec.
NOTICE.
A HACK lift with repair, in September last.
IA by Thomas Wilson, il not caIied for within 80
days will be sold 10 pay charges, by
June 20, '16-d6w4 O'BRYAN co.
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DUSSOLUTION.
TTyHE copartnership existing between the under
il signed. under the arm oil Baldwin, Evans
Co.. was dissolved by mutual consent on the 2sth
day of March last.
Messrs T.. q. Baldwin and John r. Evans hay
ing purchased the interest Of l.. &C. II. Ball, will
continue the Hardware busincss Mt thr Old stand,
corner Of Main and Fourth streets. keokuk, Iowa,
under the style Of Baldwin 4 Evans. They will At
tend to the adjustment OF all the business # Bald
win. Evans Co. EBENEZER n. BALDWIN,
JOHN r. EVANS,
LORENZO BULL,
CHAS. H. BULL.
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c. +. pngoHp.

Real EUsoSo 000 AASu rance Agent \
nT1ICE 10 Kilbonrnc's Block, Main street, b.
~ tween "a md Sd, keokuk, Iowa.
Rs1saExcss-Edward Kilbourne, Esq, keokuk |;
John Whitehead, E,q., New York; Chas. L. Frost,
DO Aeasr. Page, Briegr labbtt. Boston Anos
H. Smith, Esq., Prov idnncc, h. IL Edgar Conkiia,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. --particalar attcntios
paid to the purchasing and selling of csty kots,
Hsg.s. md Land, q sssIy a,seTR'o1
CT for the "Munal Life Insurance. Company" Of N.
York. ACCUMULATED Eusp, $3.50, QUO.
THE ATLANTIC FIRE L MARINE ms.
CO." " Providence, X. L. PAID UP CAPITAL $780,
OO0
THE "ATHENEUM FIRE INSURANCE CO., "se
London BsAScn At Pa.LADELrnlA, PA.
THE PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE ms. CO.,"
Of Peoria, Ills. PAID N CAPITAL 100000.
named first eass, reliable ofoss, would beg leave
70 inform the merchants and citizens generally Of
this city, that am prepared to take Life, Fire. and
Marine Risks at ~ low rates a. can be had 1t any
oth.r sound and reliable ofhces. Open Policies
granted on N favorable terms can b. had in any
Of the Eastern Cities.
May 80. ls50,-d
q FINE Building Lots, in Block 100, situated on
y franklin between 7th and Sth streets. Also,
splendid Let. in Block 3d. IN High between 9Th and
9th is'~' aAe'ma'en'y cay. , AP ,HHxo x
May so kilbourne's Block. Main Ut.
EOW SALE.
a n FEET front by so feet deep. on I'd 1t. between
~ Exchange and Bank sts., with the improve
& Il. DIMoND.
Msy3o Kilbourne's Block, Main st.
ron SALE.
. VERY desirable Lots for residences, situated
- High st. between 4th and 9Th. For raie by
G. Il. UIMOND,
May 80 kilbournes Epek, Main st.
Fob SALE.
4 FINE Lots, beautifully situated on Convent
y Hill, in Block l5a. Apply to
{. Il. DIMOND,
May 30 Kiibourne's Block, Main II.
TyOR SALE.-20 feet front on I'd street, between
IL Blcneiesu and Concert, will be sold low by
G. r. DIMOND,
May 80 kilbournc's Block, Main st.
LSUK SALE.--Fonr splendid lots Urleans st.,
l. between sih and 9Th. For terms apply 70
G. X. Dfl4ND,
May 20 K,ib,urnc's Block, Main st.
TyOR SALE.--Six finely located lots, in Block l3i,
IL on Franklin and Orleans sts., between Sth ard
G. H. DIMoND.
May 10 kilbourne's Block, Main n.
4 HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE--A good frame
IA house, containing Eve rooms with IN excellent
cellar and also god we'll on the premises stusied
the corner of High and Eth st-. Apply to
c. X. DIMoSD,
May 80 Kilbourne' . Block, Main 1T.
xcFsven 4 GsallagnePrs
General Advertising and Collecting Agency.
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Curtain Da00sks AMI Window FIX
t0ree.
CUPER Satin De IAines and WoFsted DAmasks,
- With Centre Tassels, side loops and Gimp to
match. Lace and muslin curtains. SO, 30 and 10
and rollers. 10 sets ~ 70 suit. II p. FOSTER.
aps13dAw
TTOUSEKEEPER y GOODS--A fine assortment OF
III linen aud cotton, l0-4. la, ia sheet
ings also linen and &c. 40 and ~ inch pillow
castings, 1904, ia and Ia AlIAndale, Lancas-
ter and Imperial quilts. Damafk, birdseye and
huok sbuck towciink, linen and cotton diapers, Ia
BILE linens. crash, &c. just received.
apr23 daw r. d. FOSTER.
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NOtsCC.
r HAVE cold my stock Of Furniture, and entire
j interest in the Furniture business, TO Mr.. G. b.
AsSors, of the date City Furniture Rooms. thaak
ny frisds and customsn for their many favors, md
cordially recommend Mr.. Abbott ~ their future b.
vOS and potSunage. X. WHISKY.
H~h 1t-Atf
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q. HANlLL. n. FRENCH. \. j. KALN1ON
HA MGLL. Il Co.
DEALERS in Arooeries and Produce. and Forward
II ing and Commission Merchants, 81 Main street,
hetwssn "a and Sd, Keokuk, lows.
Woudcal the attention Of the ctisens Of this city,
and Country Msschaats TO their large and veil -
lsoted stock Of Groceries They have one Of the lar
ssf stocks ever offered in this place, Of all sueh
tclss 8 are usually kept in Grocery
and will sell on the most reasonable terma. They
feel conAdent from their long experience and de-
tsrmnaton give strict personal attention 70 bus
nsss, taHt iissy is~sa. sAs-s & custom.
uov16dw
TNLOURl Flour!-Customer, can rely upon getting
C Quincy, Rentonsport, and Birmingham FlouT
regularly, - IS, Main street.
pov96d HAMtLh = co.
7yOLDRN SYhUP-ln kegs and half bills. Bel
NJ oher's Sugar House Syrup. in kegs and haA
bills. Raains in boxes, half boxes and quaTten
nov28d UAMILL co.
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MESsRs EnlroRs Perm me to say u the pub
lie that am in receipt Of general assortecnt
OF Bots, Shoes and Brogans, comprising all va
rieties, and am prepared to give such bargains -
will compel the trade 10 say that reap but little
advantage from the recent advance goods; and,
ii Is already understood that at tine Third Street
Boot and Shoe Store the best bargains to be had,
viii only say to the trade call and me before
purchasing elsewhere. w. F. THOMPSON.
apr5- DIFF
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CIAKsl SILKS I've have received very re
- Gently by express several Large Lots 81 Dress
Siiks. which we are Offering At unprecedented low
prices. Also another lot Of splendid "Moire An
tiaues" in dress patterns. No. IS Main Street.
declOd DURKEE co.
CEAMLESS BAGS-stark Mills-sOe just rcceiv-
- ed 1t IS Main Street DURkEk CO.
dec10d
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\. .. - q. IT,
DANNER Icdse No. Is: T. O. Of q. r.. meets =
- every Friday Evening, at Temperance u
Nall, on Main street, ut n o'clock. ALI
members Of the order in good standing, are
invited 10 attend.
snv90-dlv
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CUUAK Kettles from 10 20 gallons; Ovens and
iron T.a Kettles; Japaned Trunks Pudding and
Rice Moulds scoilopcd and plain Cake Pan lea
Cansters, square and round, assorted; Lard Lamps
Tin and Stove PIPE. uousc, sheet iron aud cop.
per work done promptly, in the very b.st mannsr
COMSTfNk kE(lI AERG
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CHALLENGERs

The Democratic County Committee have ap
pointed the following gent emeu challengers OIL
election day, November f. 1856.
CHALLENGES
let. District-lst. Ward-Jesse Everett, Ed
ward Richards s
I'd. Waod--fhomas Halle, ] Fl Slosn. -
Sd. Wsrl-J Claiborne Lewis Lsnier.
4th Wsrd--B Chesthsm N Taylor.
9th. Ward-Ira A Stout, A L Samuel.
9Th. Wsrd--J G Francis, Noble Ellis. ..7s
9Th. Ward-W A Davis, r Sloan.
Sth. Ward -Robt Reeves. Esq ] Jones.
ID Dist.-0 Newly, W H Johnsoa.
81. Dist Phelps Willis Charlton.
4th. D.st-G A Hamlet, Marshall Couch.
9th. Dist.-Ashly Rozell DR. E Charlton,
9Th. Dist G Briley, Whitman.
9Th. pist-A Menturn, w Whittmore. p
9Th Dist-Rob't Patterson, Rains.
9th Diet -En5ch EusleY, Jr., " II Hspao.
10Th Dist Read, G Lseper
1lth DIST McCroirey, R Shaw
I2th Dist-Aris Brown, Isam CLARK
l4th Dist j Russell, W Sanderson.
18th D.sa-A Allison.
18th Dict Payne Childress
18th Dist.-R s Anderson, B Ham en-.
10Th Dst--W Hall, Baker.
2lst Dist-F Treppard, Waggoner.
22nd Dist--G w Campbell
23d Dist-W D Simpkins, w ] Drake.
24th Dist-W J Garrett.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-30
TO THE FAITHFUL

We understand that the know nothngs are
Boosting that the democrats backed out from an
offer to bet Ten Thousand Dollars on Tennessee.
II any of Filmore's hackers really want to bet
Ten thousand dollars that be will carry Tennessee
they can have tue cash deposited in the Bank of
Tennessee by calling at this Office Do you hesr
UdtS
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McMISNvILLE, Oct. %.

MoMINNVILLE, Oct. %
Editors Union and American:
l wish it to be announced in your paper that a
train of cars will leave Tullahcma at half psst
four o'clock on Saturday next for McMinnville
(the day CT our great Democratic Barbecue) The
Railroad is now completed to the suberbs of the
'o"n' and VIII charge those who attend the Bar.
o9cue only half price. TIE Democracy of the
Mountain District will be out in th,ir msiesty-
GOV. MArTAEws, of Mississippi, and several o:h.r
speakers of great ability will be in attendance.
H. M WATTFRsnN