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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-01-18

l.OCOMOTIVES,T ,TOOLS AND MACHINERY.
. rTSHE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, Laurence, Has.
elol Rs.ts manufactures Locomotives of any size
Cuage Stationary Engines. Lahes, PaEers all kinds of
Tools, Curton Wooen and Paper Machinery Turbine &
Parker Mater vi heels GnrDseys Patent Printing Press
&C. DC All articles warranted best materials and work
man hip information NAV be obtained and orders for
yyardGd on application to mir JAMES PLUNKEF al the
State u0Gss NlsspRls 7srRs5seS or address
!. H. W. PAGE, Irsasursr,
nov g2-8nd Office. IA, Kilby st, Boston, Mass.
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G o "a I

NROERS Tor the Seweuee Co.'S Coal may be lefl at
OHlCkS' c INA HALL, North side of the
Square All orders LEFT there will be filed the follow
ing daT Lrge Luuap, Y cts ScreeAed Lump, IS Cs5
Fine, IS cts Run Of the Nine IS cents ger bushel.
the C0si is all weighed and customers Of get
ting that they pay for at the Sewanee Co Yard joining
the Il Z K K Depot dec23-lwdSafter .wtOlsteb
--ys- Gazetta Banner and Oatrot copy as above.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING Es-
TABL1SHHENF, -gs.- d..

l. TABLISHNENT, III -----
-.r..-.a No. Cedar Street, ... ..-a
Tive doors from Public Square, Nashville, =.
ATHEEE may be found choice and well select-~ o.
w ed stock Of - p - ~
. Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, IN
of theatest and most beautful patterns aof which will
be made up order in til most fashionable STYLE and at
es short notice as can be any city in the Uncn
and ct prices to suitthe times - - g ~
l am now receiving my stock Of y IL
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and being satisfied that they are By far the hand
soonest Goods brought to this Market examination
is requested before purchasing elsewhere '-- ----
Ready. Made CiOthinSs-goats, Pantsand VestT Of
.llkinds fne assortment Of Mems Furnishing Goods
Silks and Msrno UndershIts Shirts Stocks Gloves Sus
penders Cravats Pocket Handkerchief Silk and Linen
Shirt Collars, Umbrellas, &c. --- GAP .-- a-. s
i5- Garments cutat the shortest notice. Please call
and examine. T.J. .HouGH
sspi-tf ..- --.,-.- Agent.
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RAGS $500 IN PRERIUMs.

TIAVING largely increased my supply OF Rags BY tie
TN Induced offer larger am"uut Of p-emIuUs for tla
present wear. and viii pay tae above premium
ofsl00 $50 $aC 40 ts0 $50 s40 800 SEQ sna 40 tony
ton merchants OF "PedarSwho Will deliver ma, from
this date the ls July, 1856, the largest amount Of
RAGS The TO be bought outside Of and rs DO
ing business outside Of Nashville or vicinity.
will al all times pay the highest market prices Ia ol.h
for RAGS delivery, and issEe certificate 70 the
oi the received aud paid foh These certificates
be kept and before the st tay Of July
ueI' that three disnIeesed merchants Of Nashville
caI make the awards The largest amount being entitled
the $780, tho next largest 70 S50 and soon down.
Merchants sending rags will please write tat may
know whose ths certificate. COnbiuztlais
will not be allowed.
WOeisn, Linsey silk aud Worsted rags nos wanted
and will not be included the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention saving and buYing
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
Juiy4-lydtrlwSw W :. NHITEIAS.
a.
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NHEESE.-sO boxes W. X. Cheese, jus. received snd
~ for sale By 1eyGs 10. EDWARDS.
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FRON NAsHYILIE Ai,HnI1 40 NEM OKLE-lN

FARE, THIRTY DOLLARS
VTIA Chattanooga, Atlanta, and West Point to MOut-
pot. Price Sl6 so.
From Montgomery to Mobile, BY a double dsiiy iDs,
(mornng and EVENING" Stages and Steamboats, connect
ing with the steamers from thence % New Orleans
u. |. ANDERSON. Cienl supt " 3 O. r E
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MISCELLANEOUS
SNUFF AND TOBACCO, a-H -aE ss ..

4
PETER LORILLAR
MANUFACTURER, No %, Chatham Street. New-York.
@ UCCESS0Rto PETER aud GEORGE LoRILLARD, offers
- for sale all kin IS Of Snuff and Tobacco general
For particulars Prlce Current be obtained BY ad
dressing above. This Establishment is one of the old
est of the kind in the United States.
Feb 14-1y- .---- ---- ---... .
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Flour st the above rates 70 be shipped lots OF
~ I've barrels and upwards, az time, when in less
quantities. five cents per barrel 10 be ADDED Flour IN
sacks will be transported terms. 800 ia 70 Be
rated and charged as one barrel Ii. l. ANDERSON,
Octl8.-U Su erinrendenE
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LAW OFFICE.

M WlLklN having been admitted TO practice In
81 all the Courts Of Tennessee and New York, and hav
ing permanently located in Nashville will sItend To all
matters of Collection and Litigation entrusted 10 him
Office No 20 Cherry street. i = - AL ners-tf
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GENTS wanted IL every county iu this and adjoining
u States n sell TIE above new sHG impTO ed CORN
AND COB MILL. 70 all srch & rare ch nee 10
make nioney viii be offered Exclusive Stat. ard ounty
privileges VII Se disposed Of unusually IA terms BY
application 10 the Proprietor .' p
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14O, 900 Dollars

Win be distributed according to the following Msgui6een
.... Scheme.
10000 Numbers-l 900 Prikesl
Prizes Payable IN Full without Deduction.
Ey- ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 20 TICKETS. 81
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RAILROADS, &C.

WHEAT CORN. OATS. FLnUB.
| per bu. per bu. per bu. per bol.
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3 sEWANEE HOUSE, Nashville, Tennessee.
. BRIDGES & SON, PRoPREToEs
FSElS de'Tabe house has lately been entirely reftted
E1d TeTnished, and there has also been added num-
ber OF large and bsauhfel rooms, dining hall &c.
The house s centrally located convenient to the Gene
raj Stage office, Steam Boat landing, ard the business
portion Of the city. --1 s"-~I .-
We prepared 10 Accommodate the travelling pub
lie and friends general in style not to be sur
iune3O BRIDGES { son, Propfistors.
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RAILkOAD NOTICE

TOTT0N destined for ChsresIOn will and after this
" dae, be charged 81 IS per bale of 500 bs or less and
IS cents Per 100 lbs. for excess OF over 500 lbs.
septls Il l. ANDERSON. Sup't 4 c. K z
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From Bridgepor 70 1antsl0n inclusive Lur q IS re-
duced 81 pr Gar load from present from CoEans
to Nermsrdy inclusive, lumber reduced g. rer Car.
load lco m fOrmtE rates. decl3 a = A -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-01-18

DOCTOR R0ORLANDS
CELEBksATED
& Z II VI AN BIT ERS,
PREPARED
DR.. C. 4. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUHDICS,
CSr0se Asr Us6y, diseases OF the Esdgeys and
az Diseases GrisiHg from Il D1s0yGgsd
Liga Stomach:
Such
Constips-
ton, Inward Piles
FGlness, or Blood to ths
Beaf. Acidily OF the Stomach
Nsuses Heartburn, Disgust for Food
EulnesS weight IN the Stomach, Sour
Eructatons Sinking, or Flut.ering at the Pit
Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
aud Difficult Breathing Fluttering the Heart Choak.
iny Sutocatng Sensations when lying posture Dim.
ness Vision, Dots Webs before the sight Fever
and Dull Pam in the Head, Deficiency Of PeTspi.
ration, GeOWDoss Of the Skin and Eyes,
Psin in tie Side, Back, Chest Limbs
&c-, &c, Sudden Flushes Of
Heat Burning IN the Flesh,
Constant lmaglungs
sf Evil and great
depression OF
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2fGpCteST1 I10EFtOS, LeU't1OTJ, OeftN5 AttA
rs boxes Jfdy Qaeen and Fine Gut Chewing and butcher
smoking TO0aceOs. For sale low by I. WELLS
DLACKISG-z0 gross fresh Paste Blaczlng
. STARCH, IS boxes, STAR CANDLES, As boxes,
ALCOHOL, Viueyars WtiSEys, GINS, RUNS 35 bbls
LINSEkD OIL aud SPTS. TURPkNTlNE
PURE WHITE LEAD ID z5, 50 and loo ID kegs ...
ZINK WHITE PAiNT fHs Frszck, ~ 25 aad 80 u ksgs
hsceived and for sale at small advance by
june24 I. WELLS.
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law Gard.

IOti\ /. WILLIAMS, 4 raey al Loie,
- Mar-iHll. TesAs
rr,-i., 90 the Courts OF 'te Sth judicial
Distinct Prompt attention to oil business en-
trusted tu him.
ouat-1lafd dg5r Mott, t the Rspub-
ilcau ,itte. Jyi2-iy
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Flanagan 4 Modest Wan.

. flanagan IL q yefS modest man. II,
editor OF the Star Spanlied Banner
state Senator, aud Candidate ON the Doc.
d.o bug ticket for Erctor for rla stnte At
large. IAa banner Of ,hc 18Th iust.. con.
iains m account Of a political d.tas. ian
which recently 'e.A ., H Henderson.
Hear what iaaaa sa.. %. Flanagan
Fl. ,'l pu tb.i aaua
he}. Flanagan, ,.ye,sr to- ile stale at
large, usN. .s ID saYd, ea. U .,er,d
one OF tho u1st mprc siyo and eloquent
addresses that has often been our pleasure
to hear II is impossible to 10 iuto detail.
Tut suffice IT to say, that he disposed OF tie
positions assumed by bis opponent wi As
much apparent ease rs the chi,d does OF bis
play toys. lie showed the antsgnuism ex
isung within the Democratic patty, and the
course Of this antagonism, " ,h such overs
powcfiug iotce that the oul, answer offer
red was that one Democrat was not res.
ponshIe for another
What an eloquent man is Flanagan
No doubt but flanagan was carried away,
overwhelmed bealhcd hy Flanagan b speech
on that occasion. Bat iof another portion
81 the same Article OTIS would ren.onalh
Infer that The abu.u WAS written b5 o., pro-
ten. Editor, but d. NIorul. paueu>
lar pains o. cotse,t .4s, .a1r e. cNng
an account Oh gu, boHlqls epoch BE-
saws.
lie said be- would auuhiate tao taai,
ton assumed by orgsllt that 'he Kansas
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The folloyus letter Is puo''s".1 III a '"'o
=. the Richmond va Enquirer.
!. ,,oo,r, no comment
>. h.E4iior Of Tie Enquirer
Nlw NoRh. Sept 10. 1850.
l,aAeura Being born au educated
Mobile, but no" a resident oi hai'aIo.
an, tense GUS OF my southern principles
"a have an interest in that peculiar IN
..,,,i,n" otherwise. Allow me 10 sat.
itnly. that the most serious obstacle the
n.mnefac, have to contend with IN the
,..-,l districts OF the North. arc some lew
I,yebalders visiting us, and some Fillmore
.naakers who are rs thick rs grasshoppers
.,om tho South While addressing po-
',e,l meeting IN Portland county few
,i,,. since, was boldly moi IN my afgu.
cent. by slave owner ct some fifteen
.l,yes 10 your State (who married IN VIZ.
.,,sia who stated that the people oi
Iiginia coad not have "A political opinion
,b,t was humane aud jus,, because her pol>
ni.ans eo,erned her with more than
,s.,rlsn despo,ism." Sad he: "lbe
MI. Of tae extension ol slavery hud SO
,l,ueails IA the breast OF a true Nuginau."
A. Auburn was coniio"ted by auolh,r
N.rsinian--,he owner Of 70 slaves Who
.,t.d .hat " SLAYER, had derguria!ed Vi,
..,a,ua hfih>rate State; whtrcas. T.. she
6s,u il lfes State she would have been lhe
.t.n,usl one ia tho nioH aud hat /, s..,
o.,fe t. emanclpate her slave, 10 dAs, Ia
e,a wears. hy tho emigration OF lauke
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-11

OoirxmA, Is. c. Sept. give had
.'"y frost in this section of tho State
' night, which, tits feared. has done
"a =, damage to the cotton crop,
mere wero fifty deaths 10 Charleston
'as the week ending on the Goth ult.
mich twenty 'iour were from yellow
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-11

~, TORS s 4 T. T.. " Johnson ha,-
, associated themselves in the practice
i'r.,e.nc.
-rON..c over their Drug Store, ives, side Of
49,. puL|.r Yuare
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Senator Gc'et of VI -s.i-.. r.uDttra'
'Fs denomination Ca vair fof nuenHta.
h'ataHIdr rf'a'aafF htrsuse as
".E hyta. convictions ania''a .an'"t.
..' tme, be o"r"# a''
poti oI tho u"n iaees %
tf parry "i.h''. '''''.7
aa f"m u" .t".."-
Was. t'h.a'' '"'' i..' .'e
".H'tree' winch "''' d"
as" "'' t'idH''' tD' "' "o''4"". 81.
.i," co'-''"'"' u"'i' 'u'l.-' "-t'
"'' .'n,'' incompatible "''a '-" ''.-
t'oi p'"'"t'm. " i'.i To- 'sr were
.loo alternative Is liz b.~au N
Nr footsteps OF lhe m'uiN e.'.''-' .-'.d
"oc'Ai's Va TIE Senate WHO HF' "i 'h'
't H'H're and d'c'a.'u 'oi. y" "'""h.
Statehood al The .ft',"ns ".'.." '"ir',,
To a step SO rel us AIT TO ''# ''''r"'
-ldlces, atheists its smtetl, o' tttde-
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AN. sfNN1. s. r4tH.fl
Furniture Furniture .

AN. siuv,. IS riAe1
Furniture Furniture
Wholesale ard Retail Establishment,
JEl sEEsoN. TLxA.
.nry-yr, li.t uHac 5ucd base ia.i fo.
'nN1i cso,Ana.a t.s manufactures D.,
ra la.trb .t.- aa1 W..l Do ,opfautl, r.-
D,.tul thsop BOSS 60, .'asuu, tie .r,,>t
a e complete aUd superb .lt 81 FuuIurr
.ter tspurit 20 Eastern rcAa.
They have now on haHi every thing Boz d,
.hc iarltufc line, from N l-.--taud up ~,
io the finest p..uo, and inirnd keeping Nv
supply equal To tie demand, waiei they af.
determined to sell at
New Orleans Prices.
Persons who entertain . luHbt - ia.s fs.
satisfy ihcmschc~ hy 0liny aa1 a4.u.biH
tor themselves
bureaus with ami vthoa, marbl, lnr, side.
boards sofas lctc-a-t stc, mirrors FROM the
largest and most ~plouddll uidpd To- thp p'aIa-
tt. -oeu 'ar.c. decks CHAIRS at 40 E.u5.
from DE finest rose.W 1od und uaha .ary F. ta.
ght.re-l and most durable. bcdsl,td. ..om
tHe most eleglui and nusbci ,.,sef r.
o. r'anc-t il superb lot of ohH.is. cl. r
several hundred Of every s4H e. ri So
% rhui 'c selection II r.aHos. which iat h,..-
ct uulsi aad Richness VI tou. launot ID. -.l
pa-sed.
mawori .H. s.,e,.ss,aHe ia a. e..
tUs, tro. CD t.u.t t.er
psutits are SnBaiI.
'Hl ttu .- rlftHt uI lrIn II 1p s....
uII enable fseH e,,4 a5iu l,ra snaH
'puo q far business.
heir furniture can BE- s.a b the bals.
formerly occupied By {. .sa0.te.
house
Nm fEa f.f.ys,., R45.f4
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1--WE subscriber thankful Tor the liberal
/ patronage he has hitherto received, 70
spcctmlly informs his friends aud the rabl's'
that he has Just received lot Of TIA and sheet
iron. and i. now prepared 10 do any work in
his Inc. AZ short notice that may be demand.
ed In future, 30 sil do business strlssi ON
the cash principle, a. be cannot allord to woFA
lourcr on credit.
m i...st r,,,ca UhDuI ratroHFc
H. VAN litNh
Cotton Brands cat tu urder
January 1900 lsao n'+4
- II. LOWE, to0rs iar a7- nfHsra
-. Com .,tH Nr.k. SIS GrNot
--.. N.nt. .glHt
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l,su,d, october 81, 1885
". II, kELSll. J

Received and executed same day 0, handing
a copy 90 The Editor OF the Texas Republican
for publication, tins October 3D. 1896
G. " SLATER, {. II. {.
Oct. 1. 1856. tG b.
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As resumed 81. practice 81 medicine
! gam. and wall give special attention TO
-a--.r}. scucrsal diseases, and diseases OF The
1850 N6l alsp take Diseased negroes At his
aln-e, AMI treat them on reasonable terms
sept u. 1890 n5-u
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|0.isN'LLE. Sept 2i.--therc appears 10
'at "N'"' Wv Wv
/. have account Of a snow storm al
espo
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WN. ~ JOHNSTON
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Law Notice.

IL n HtNNlf 4 ". l. CHALMERS,
j, Austin, Texas. Will attend tc any claim
40 ir nfoiehi before The Commissioner OF
.s4u., ios adjustment
sept l3 l~.'G "
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Law Gard.

~ 10. LANE, A {orasg az Lae, Marshall,
" Harrison county, Texas.
- riamhur "a 1885
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II \ PiTilID. Aaorney a. Lar, Marsh
i ii1ru-an county, Texas. nj
tHs. u TIE building occupied by Hon. G.
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New Advertisements.
CITATION.

> 7 Ut IfN w
CorNl, OF llsRmsoN.
George " Rains, IS. Jerome u. Meh 'uA"
No. -.
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professional Co,0s.


INV INKU,
VI. tl.ojGiI, iao-a-y a. Lan, Mar
-. SHAFT Harrison Co. Texas
unec IN the row Of buttiag, East o!
tHr i'.hl,e Square
sept 81 SO SLY.
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Also, Ready Made Clothing.

Gentlemen, cloth irock coats
Gentitmcn'- over coats
Black and steel mixed cashmere pants.
Vests Of various sly les and fabrics.
Slk cfa,at- and haudkerchltis.
Ssi5n stocks and ties.
Buck gloves and gaunllels.
Men and boys marino halt nose.
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NEW GOODS =!

I'VE undersigned has Just received q fine
i assortment of Fall aud Winter goods
Nlu'i hH is olcnug at low price for CASH
i"r following comprises d portion If hi
STOCK.
Black grey end cadet vl.inat.
biaca and iaHa,Y Caasmrrrs
V4eeI and Jeans,
i'la aAd ADD .u.eYs and her#.-.
" ute. rcd. green. t..r. auI grey .aaatt-.
w is. rri, -rc,I, aal 'p..lH Es.....
l.u, ..auncl .ios ci.dtcul
lad., 10th Dor e.oaa.y
Fr,nth aud English marine.
Figured aud solid muslin he laiu-
Cashmere and alpaca cmtfo.dered robes
Figured alpaca.
lHdir- tioaks and ialmas (lutc Is les
aaie, and misses marine no.c
LHl lsh straw bouncts, various qualities and
latest style.
Bonn IN, trimmed.
Hou1ri ribbons aad taiumiag,
lirIt f3i Ions.
Elastic aud patent leather belts.
Cloak ani dr., - trimmings.
Prints, "a gfeat N"ncty
Ladies beaver and kid gloves and gaunt.eis
swiss, uausook aud jackonei musiia>.
Jarra . lace
la..,t4er3 and Acm-slt,hed handkerchief,
NlUesit collins and uuders.ette-, e. mst,
Nmus tco.mfs aud uuder-lcoS,-. ..,at,
maro ROD and 9rded -Af--.
Gra-s aaI huopsd sh.ll,.
Dash iuyus. various iHilit,7.
lu.u tN..o e.0.'s aaf.in- ln| towels
i.Ia t#e Htt
#tu .utu 1851 holland.
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u j. l. GO, > I :,
MARSHALL. TENAs.
A Their ncu stand, on .he corner apgosus
&. q. Gr,eg d Co, West o. tse sqnars
IN won La respectfully Inv e. the attention.
~ of their irend- ana customers A Ham
n son and the adjoining counties 20 their
larpr and ca,uil,.y ,eleglei stock OF l.,.A aud
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TtHlIthHR A\D IN EiiER.
kLEpS oa band clocks, watches. AMI
VA iewel, and Masonic, udd Follows,
SA-A and. oisrr seal, Manufactures ali kinds
at gold and slsvf ware orb done 40 short
notice, and at preys TO SUIT The tunes.
April ~, 1850
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southerr w Read aud Ponder

m. 6ol,oyug letter is published IN late
=. the Richmond tNa) Enquirer.
II rcauir> no common,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-04
NEW YORK nAKERYi

WEbT MOUkTAfEktl "a
On Firststreet opposite the Post Once.
VI unaersgnea after long experitnee in abe bssS
In the city OF New York. in which Of he il Askueri
eogea to have superior in the Of Welap
pei teo oake cry oud respectfully srnoaAse: o. ff :
nat ne Is fully prepared furnish al kinds AZ bresd.
wholesale retail l.s - -f4s E re-
private parties balls WILDE
sapper often eesd with hiEr frsshtrem the
even at the shortest notTse 81. 10
"A superior article 8rabs and bread
hand. - 49, r :
The proPre.Or viii devote his szelusivs
" 70 bis eN9psss Na3oX shall BE ezss1teSir At Iet
R s1rfsssea b &aT Ne. ~ r e. GxTTT,
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AUCTION SALES.
HIRAM NELSON
DANiELwooLsEY HIRAM NELSON
AUCrTNON ROOMS.


AUCTION ROOMSs
Old Court House Corner Of Third imme-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel
WWAyING leased for term of and fitted up the
H. above we'll known stand we are now 20 re-
auction private SALE all kinds
household furniture horses pug
gies, etc.. etc.
Regular sales Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturoay,
com O'Clock A. NJ Also Tuesday, wednesday
and Friday lights. at early gas light. ..,..s.5
and sales of real estate promptly
to. -, L.-a Ia-.o
and general of FURNIrI RE- conssting
spindle banniser backs. scroll and scolop tops TN
back ofce French Jenny Lind, and B1stie Teoa sea-
Chairs sofa seat Chars EZabetn
chairs spring rockers sofas socables centre
card dining tables; light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine common and misses bedsteaas mat
trasses tin and wire safes etc., which We al
Gin ati prices.
vions accordeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
etc etc. will sell at reduced prices for cash
wholesale or retail. HOOLSE1 NELsON::
my9 Auct- IS.
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford. Connecticut.

OF Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL $500. O0O-dH paid in and INFESTED.
Company incorporated with perpetual charter
in 1919, and nsures against loss damage by Fire
Houses stores house,
merchandise general Also inland in
against pers Navigation. Losses will be bsr
ally I'D justed and paid with promptness.
- THOMAS <. BRACE Pres't.
E. G. RIPLEY Secretary.
% Applications Insurance be made to the subscr-
be receive posals issue pol
office Agency
in the W est. a. G. HALL0CE, Ag't.,
sylI-tf Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
DISSOLUTION.
heretofore existing between the
designed. the firm of " K. Hen bricks Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. '-~
decl5-tf JOS. h. HENDRICKS.
CO.PARTNERSH
THNE undersigned this day formed partn
ia under the firm of Hendrlck McRea. and will con
the Boot and Shoe business the Old stand of " K Hem
bricks & Go. V. K. HENDRICKS,
decl2-tf F-a3 Fr- W. A. McREA.
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boots & SHOES,

ne SUBSCRIBERS have hand tn. largest an mo
-; Of Boots and Shoes
city consisting Mems Coarse md Fine work ladies
ana Misses Shoes and Caters Boys Roots
and Shippers epi5 HENDRICKS MeREA-'
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PROF. THOmPSON,S
N eW Rarber Shan

Go-' PROF. THOMPSON,S 3A
New Rarber shop. e9
fully opened Bates new house on Vim. ,ty.,t
Just below Carpenters block. where he would be-
happy 70 see all his old ones a.
can Gro va lie will give the business his
on and hopes by the aid of experienced assistants give
comFlste satisfaction Hair cutting
ham pooning, &c., dene to order, er25t
az. 40 BLACKING. Sc iad vhs1s
< Gross Backing. asuperior artiele:
~ 800 lbs English Dairy Cheese;
500 do Western Reserve Cheese: IL -.
Nv 40 Top sage dol at low rates bv
ocsf HoRNsRoox& cHuRcHfLL -
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-a DeGAR MOS

ON LOCUST, BETW, THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
A HORSES, Buggies, Carriages. EF=S.BfTS4&$A
1911 and Omnibusses. always for hire &-azS1AEz
KY the above Stable. Carriages for excursions par
ties and always hand lam prepared to board
horses I'M keep them in the best order. ast
NV fine hack kept running constan
during day and will be at steamboats, ho Tor the
of those wishing it. 1t Will also be
ready citizens to boats during the BY
orders at the stable. my9 f. ii. DEGARMO.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL 500000-GfI paid in IN CASH.
TuNhIS Company business about oneyear
with ton of doing safe fair business, with
large Capital and S. L. LOOMS its head
the equal Insurance Com
in the world Policies will be issued BY the subscriber
Buildings Merchandise. Household Goods &C., &c.
termsfavOrable with other good solvent Companies.
--r .4....F 5. L. LOOMS, Pres't.
CHARLES J MARr1N, Secretary.
Main street. opposite the Bank.