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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
.Messeb gers London COs'Sill
Magnificent Enterprise.

10000 BSCRIBERS IN ONE YEAR
.V,vo0 nc BE OBTAINED IN six MONTHS 4 Z,
t'o0,0Co 10 Bf GIVEN IN PREMIUM
$5o,Do0 10 BE GIVEN IN SIX ONTHS!N
" y uudrrtak" au extraordinary tack, Tat 81 Oh
" tanning 600" Subscribers ~ SIX months, AID
We u-c III following extraordinary means TO accom-
pIi>h ouT purpose
LIST. W riadc TIE yEi. LARG EST sud BEST Illus
tracd Family Paper u ths country, and sell IL at the
LOWEST price.
81. W. adopt "a y tenn of premiums, that NEVER
lasle,n EQrALLEp sid cannot b. snrpass cd in lib
crafty. i"r tn that shall a sum equal
to ia. whole p, e. is OF the paper months,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

No. 10 Fourth street., Ten Dalldings
ST LOUIS NO.
NINE crTLEaY, Silver, Plated, BrittGnia, Pisnish-
T. ed, Japannei and Plain Tnware, Wooden and
Willow ware, Feather Busters, Brusae 5, B-ooms Sc
ncludnge very article In the House FurnishinR line!
would say to Merchants and Dealers Generally
throughout the West, having determine Ito do strc
t!y cash business, and receiving my soo<yect from
manufa5sursrs, an eAabled 20 offer greter
inducements than sny other House in the western
countYy. country Merchants, while In the city,
reQussted 70 call. Goods packed and seo to pant
aSle country sc0e1ome
DRn1nvEs-PsaeAss, Hess, ADriso.s. Nuns,
y egsewbssEIsa, n,sGkhe.Iies, l1ne 49, oinsss,
=; y.ss: e: 49,. ~ 1co; :.
~ 0o1la, ~ - = BvA01y onne& ACA,
y ss T - n06nG1 - pUBv ~
Hl!|,Rs' - ~ 81 1SaIsi :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
CORNER or STATE AND RANDOLPH SIZE

INSTITUTED sEPTEMBER, 1871 lNCohfokA-
l.. by the I.esi,aturc vi ll.noH, February,
l~aS
III. eytraoTdiasty pIir nag bcs'"w.l ni-n ibi-
lus r.tatlsLd and Roy uiai Institution saoids s. II
iivius e,t.u that the superior advantage aud Ia
entities 4, oncrs for tho acquisition - n thorough
knowledge q the various BRANCH % "a COMMERCIAL
EDUCATION, arc tavOTahly appreciated 'S discern.
ing aGd intelreni mmui iN. ever Two hhh"teo
,lI course studv mt have been III attendance during
the past winter, being an amount OF patronage ui-
psralleied ia tits country.
The Collegiate Course i ihe most extensive, COM
ple;s and thorough introduced into any en-
irercisi CoeI Ia this country, and comprises practi-
Gel instruction In X ok Keeping and ACCOUNT, a!ap-
Ted to every Ltd hu~ine Includes an elaborate
work on Railroad IS Keeping, pr pared by The Pre-
,ieut expressly for this school akne~dst OF Which
i, alone worth more the Student than tn" tuition
ices Tor the en'ie COURSE toEether with Commercial
Calculations Business Pennanship, and the subjects
" Commercial Law.
Albert Kidd.r, Esq., the popular American CARD
Writer, whose specimens Of P,nmanship received the
highest premiums The gr STATE Fair hetin New
York city 1854, has been engaged as Professor Of
P-nmanshIp.
Another course Of public Lectures will be de-
hy.rcd during the winter at Metropolitan Hall BY
severa OF the most citizens ofChicaso
Students can enter whenever they please Circulars
and Catalogues furnished gratnitously on application
al the college. -
Chicago, Oct. u Tom
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
Banking House.
Exchange On Germany.

Exchange On Germany.
THE andsssisned ere nov prepare 20 draw d1eses
on the following citias, 10 sums y cult puseaassS
Berlin In PruslAj
Cologne 10
Lspsg in Saxeoy.
Cassel,
Bremen,
Hamburg,
Frankfort, o. H.,
and solicit the custom Of oil shoss having susnsss
with those cities
CRuBB. BRO, BARROW CO.. nAzssas.
CSrERLyNG Buls for ~ and upward Yor eale BY
~ l,ausn Ano-. RAlnnR and 90. eAnksrs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
Lana Agent.

ALLEN CLAGK..,.....P. o. Building, Br.dys
NICHOLS. isBEILk CO.. Main :!
ALLEN 4 DOOLAN.... ..Orr's building Brady Il
Insurance Agencies.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

- Dlsssed ore ihoss who ore afraid Of
th1nAsf, fos they shalt hesiMiN about gett.
iAe nlstisd, cad kesp away etsn bsliticAa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
VX1HlTE BRoCADE SILKS:


WHITE BROCADE SILKS:
w Light stripe and Plaid silks;
White, pink and blue Crosse de- Par.r;
PINK. blue and white ELK TITLE;
Colored Bareges and Tarletons;
Pink, blue and bud Merinos;
White Merinos and delaines.
EmbrOideries q eery Description.
Silk Bertbas and Lac Capes;
valenciennes and Maltese Lac stts;
white and light colored Kid Gloves,
Aud great variety Of every style Of Evenns Dress
Goods can be found at wAD3wORTH's,
deco DIFF Secoad ST., opposite LeCiaire House.
ShaWlS, ShaWlS!
7R q . II a
LONG AND SQUARE NHAWLS.
Eight Dollars,
pur. base for the same money. Our assortment o.
finer shawls Il unsurpassed In quality richness OF
color, end tsa11ilu designs while tie prices are
very low. We have some Of the
Finest aa1 Richest Shawls
purchaser wins
FIFTY DOLLAR SHAWL,
waterloo and Ssotsa lslia Losg and square sAaw,s
~ have lsrSs ssosk = ~
LoeCeee Rrices.
AZ u vass 4 assss vai = .cn 2 ss.n,es ~
'' sss :: s,..s ;. sss.,. Z III. a.s.,
Il nnn =. "a. s>~'.. =.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

y. II. GOx.V,9 n CO.

-. Hs ~ DAev~ W.
NEAR DEARBORN sTREKr, CHICAGO. ILL.
GENERAL whoics ale western Agents. Tor Tsrnrr
In urothers ccleht ated Ginger. Asckbesvy. All
other NATIVE WINES AND ~ rs, e,c.i vhct
,xie Dc nlefs In Tobacco, Cjgars, Oysesvs, etc W.
The attention OF merchants 10 the Abovs asu
dts, ru.ncr l. Brss.' wines aud syrups are "
well known TO need comment, snd sor the r~"ss w
sell the best article at the lowest pt'..
Nov n f3m " "WN0 = w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10
Grand Monthly Jubilee.

II is Impossible 10 give the details Of th, muniii
cen: enterprise in this short advertisement, and We
Therefore refer the reader TO circulars, or to the
JOURNAL OF ROMANCk' itself, copy Of which
may be had by writing to y. B. Blair, publisher Of
Journal Of nance, Chicago, or New YORKER may
be at the office Of name OF paper In which this
advertisement appears.
for three inonis, o. Every subscriber Will get
premium Immediately, and perhaps another IN the
Monthly jubilee Distribution.
n. u. Be sure to send to the Office in CalcSk0
Tor specimen copy Of the paper.
n.tnb erO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

From the n Irish News, edited b. Thomr. p.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-10

TIVE richest, handmosest, and NOS: expenslv
i Goods in the place. Any one wishing something
superior In the way a very Fine Curtains. can md
them 1t WADeWORTHU,
octl1-dtf opp lie Claire House.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08

Again: Ii will be remembered that not
withstauding Gen. Zollicotfer now character
ises the new platform as ''embodying the same
principle" of the old, aud freed from its YER
biage he rsserred to himself, by express decla-
ration In the convention, the right TO deter
mine On the future whe her he would stand
upon this new platform or not. See report
of proceedings as published in the Know Moth.
ing papers Now why did not Gen Zollioof-
fer, after having so warmly endorsed bis plat
form, explain TO the public why he hssitated
in convention 10 trust bis fortunes upon III
Was not such 50 explanation due to the publicl
Is il not singular that be should have omitted
doing sof- Uni0a and american.
Gen. ZouIcoFFER hesitaied for reason
honorable to his true Southern heart--for
such reason as Democrats never know or
feel in their blind, unreasoning devotion to
party success. Gen. ZoIIicOFFKR Assiiated
only till he could discern the temper Of the
body, and the construction which they IN
tended to place upon the seventh section.
If the Northern members of that Council
had given il the Squatter Sovereignty YER
sion, be would have renOuneed his atiiliation
with them; he would have gone out from
among them, and shaken the dust Of their
temple from bis feet. lie would have felt
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08

~ Somebody has sent us a copy of the
Newport Daily Nescs, Kentucky paper, with
the name of Oassius NJ Clay at its bead "for
President" and letter iniit from Mr.. Straight,
OF the firm of Straight, Denning & Co. The
letter is accompanied by the following COM
ments-
1t seems that Mr.. Straight, of the firm of
Straight, Denning q Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
who has been set upon by some of the South
ern merchants and presses TO lead him 10 poll
tics on account of their trade, has determined
to make clean statement of facts, regardless
of who is a friend or foe to Slavery or where
10 exists.
IL would seem. TO the close observer, that
the Southern merchants were only testing the
integrity of Mr.. S. and that II they found him
Svaricious enough to sell his principles for the
sake of trade, he would be considered by
them unfit TO trust in business transaction.
Hence the moral firnness of Mr.. Straight will
be likely to add dignity and uprightness TO the
firm, even in the South as well as everywhere
else
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08

Mr.. Smith, in his speech, to which Gen. rs
was reply, lad shown, by admitted facts,
that majority of the members of that body
had been elected by Know Nothing votes,
and that it resulted as a consequence that the
minority could not be responsible for what the
majority done.-U Union and american.
Is this the contemplate strait to which
Sam Smiths defenders are driven? This
factious minority delayed the Speakers
election for two months by their intrigue
and wire-working, and finally elected an
Abolitionist, and take refuge behind the
plea of minority. This is what may be
called pleading "the baby act" They
were in minority, ergo they are not to
blame. Will this minority" say they were
not responsible for refusing to elect SMITH
of Va, BoYoE of S. c., or AIKEN from the
same State on the LIST of February If
they had desired to effect proper election
they would not have been in a minority by
casting their votes for these men, But
they did not care to be in majority, when
the opposite state suited their purposes
better. If they could make political capt.
tai by electing BANKS and charging his
election on the American party, it would
be infinitely better than to have a con-
sentative man in the Speakers chair.
Such a man could WELD influence in sup
pressing slavery agitation, and that would
have been the direst calamity that could
befall them. They preferred any other re-
suit to that, especially when on the eve of
a Presidential election which would re-
quire every strain and shift to give plausi-
bility to their appeals for support.
To elect BANKS, and then shelter them
selves under the plea of minority was a
capital idea. But the juggle has been ex-
posed That cock won't fight, and he may
as well be turned loose.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08

The next effort of Gen. Zollicoffer is to shift
the responsibility of the election of an AbO-
lition Speaker from the shoulders of his own
party to those of the Hon. Sam'l A. Smith,
for having introduced and voted for the plu-
raity rule Union and Americap
Gen. Zollcoffer had no need to shift the
responsibility. Public opinion has placed
it on other shoulders than his or his partyS,
from which it never can be shifted. The
same public opinion will shift the admins
tration and its party from power in No
vember, and fill their places with men who
have higher appreciation of the uses of
public trusts than those who now fill them
Under the administration of WILLARD FILL
MORE, there will be no Abolition Speakers,
nor Abolition force enough on the floor to
disturb the peace of the country with the
eternal cry Of niggersl niggerS niggers
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08
80 The Blaek RepubIIcans. in thel

Bar The Black Republicans, in their
call for National Convention, invite all to
participate who are opposed 10 ne erteHsiOH
of slavery info he teTrifories" They propose
no action by Congress to prohibit the ex.
tension. How much better than they are
the Northern Democrats, al Of whom are
opposed 10 the extension Of slavery into
the territories" and generally declare the
principles Of the Kansas Nebraska act will
keep slavery out Of them !
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08


politically uncIean 10 company with men
who held doctrine which you have de-
nounced ''as most odious to the South"
He hesitated till they had given some
guarantee that in the seventh section they
recognized State Sovereignty, and repudia-
ted Territorial or Squatter Sovereignty.
When they had done this, he manfully pla-
ced himself on it, where he and the Amer
lean party now stand, impregnable to as
sault.
When the Convention, by large vote,
refused to sanction proposition to restore
the Missouri Compromise, he felt assured
that those who had voted for the seventh
section gave it its legitimate construction
But above all, when they evidenced their
feaIty to State Sovereignty by the nomina-
tons of Mn.ARD FILLMORE, who as Presi-
dent in 1850. was the first official signer
and sanetioner of that doctrine, and AN
DREW J. DoNELsoN, who, as we showed yes
terday, in the same year avowed the same
doctrine, assurance was made doubly sure"
that he was dealing with honest men, who
were frank and outright, and not with jug
Cling fiends who palter with us in double
sense" as the Cincinnati conclave will.
You will do well, sir, if when you get in
to that heterogeneous cabal of trickSters,
you dare show your honesty to the South
by hesit0ting to unite with your Northern
brethren, unless they give you evidence that
the "Squatter Sovereignty courtezan" has
not wound them in her lustful embrace and
poisoned them with the loathsome tissues
of her flesh" But you and the southern
members of that Convention will not do
this You have learned to hesitate at moth
ing which holds out a prospect for the
spols. You will lie down with those con-
taminated brethren, and come home and
labor to spread the infection. Some of you,
like the Lincoln county congressman, may
feast upon the charms of the "courtezan"
herself, and return loud in praise of her
ecstatic pleasures, but rotten with her NAL.
aides.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08

Mr. Secretary Marcy has designated The Alabany
Atlas and Argus. and The Utica Observer as ske
tvo papers In this State IN which shall be printed
or the neat two years the Laws and treaties Of The
United States During the last two years this
patronage has been enjoyed BY The Troy Budget
and Rome Sentinel The Atas. &s, Observer.
Budget snd The Sentinel are al Soft prints Of the
soiiesi possible stamp aud ell the editors Of al four
sxespt Ne. Comssock,l wers Supporters Of she Bot.
f4lo Plxssorm aud he nOmiasiioa Of Van Buren and
AID Adams 10 lSls. AL right.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08

Mrs. Mason, wife of the American Minister
in Paris, recently gave the first of series Of
receptions, at the saloons of the embassy. The
number Of guests present was about 200.
Mr.. Buchanan and Lord Clarendon were
among tie number, and both OF whom. cor
respondent Of the New York Tines says sab
sequently had private unofficial interview
IN relation to the dispute between the United
States and England.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08

tE "Bosom adjnsters" is the name Of new
article extensively advertised By our dry goods men
They are doubtless, very ingenioasiy eonIrived bot
We doubt their utility. In the opinion OF Doobs.
the only ''bOs0m sdjuster" worthy OF moment's
question nov is--s Dobbs IighGs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08
A New Family Grocery

Over the Nashville Race Course.
TNHuasDAK, NAY 22d eseepssskes af nnirisa sArss
year elas- hlie Asais go suirasse, 80 hraitts
eloae April isf.
EasBiH ss Prspsfssoss Purse ssa is hssss Arss bss
II ave-
faroasar sfA Psoprlssors parse sloa tws ass hra,a
m42f-id NJ. FhlLLlFS. fs0p4is.or
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08

DOCKS for subscription to the stock Of the Me6avoek
ID Land Baing and Loan Assoc afian viii Be opened
and after 5h day % Nay 1855, the once Of the Ten
Marine and Fire Insurance Company, and AZ the
Bookstore Of W. Berry Co aud VIII be kept open IN
five ThausNnd shzres sad stock subscribed for asT
Ehich tn subscription vii b aszed By the Commisoa
ers. By order o. ths Cemmlsslan-rs- msyo--f
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08
BARGAINS IN HOMES.

w vii odeT for sAle on Saturday, the nth OF
w Ivy. inst. Ia front 81 The Court House Lot In
Nashville the folI wing desirable real ssfafe.
BEAUTIFUL LOIS fronting on College 81 the brmsr
sight q soath Nashville Furniture FACTORY, IN the st
MAri
lots N5s "a and rs IN Laa-r's Pan fronting sazh
4 curesr boz
LOT roatng 81 FEET on Market at AMI running back
iss et pam q tbr EFwn lots and nesry oPPossts 70
A Davis rrsi enee
I6 L5Is o. A srsst and coFsre ats Ihs Tenn. a
Aabsma r. Ucalf, th- sauh Nsshsae sehs0i. snd ND
srounds ~ Dr. W llaa, IN soalh part q me Seson
prorrFfF
fOiOFr. ho-i 10 Acres saeh, ~ ra-na Vista
Turn se " miles nettA q the city P7Ei - which b
keasg lriirr4 AL Ne D.. rRr'n Fer a
tncss ptrfl leseFi .iion - hliis
~ Ris sa-y. efrss 10 sFai q ssis knewr dsY a
sac NANCE 4 WOODWARD
Z T. CLAscock, Auciioneer. aSys-aE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08
Female Complaints.

THAvE just received for gratuitous Distribution pam
l. phlet entitled
"a Brief Examination of the Pathology Of Uterine
Diseases"
Together with exposition Of the principle and method Of
their treatment By THEODORE PoMRRoY, NJ D., Utica,
New YORK
The attention Of Physicians and all others interested in
controlling these complaints respectfully directed 10 this
work, written by gentleman Of their profession. Dr.
Pomeroy is well known, not onlv gentleman OF great
wealth. but also OF the learned Physicians and
Chemists the United States He is the inventor of Mar
STALLS UTERINE OATHoLCON which has proved by
perence sou OF 20 Of these COMPLAINTS
IN fact all except those where mechanical injury
has destroyed the recuperatve Of the and
thus rendered a impossible.
Physicians and Patients both admit that very little benefit
is be derived from the ordinary mode OF treating this class
Of diseases The failure oceeds from mistaken pathology;
and until the remedy applied 70 tie and not the e
eets Of the disease, Uterine Complaints will be ranks with
incurable diseases, though not intrinsically
The component parts Of this remedy have been submitted
the Professors OF various Medical colleges will further
make this offer any respectable Physician Of Nashville
its neighborhoOd II they have any patients Afflicted with
these complaints that they relieve bv the usual course
Of treatment, win furnish quantity Of Marshas Ute
rne Cathoicon that may be eceSsarv and shall make
charge fo 1t If 1t does not, In every instance perform all
thst is promised for It, ALEX. MACKENZIE.
maVS-tf
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08

IN CASTS quarts; DO. pin,s; Do. Or Warranted
~ Csutss mansf4etare Jn. rgns wed and Tor sale ~
rays BENJ ?. SHIELDS, Agent.
FINE BOURBON WHISKY FULL ProoD
on BsI just received and for sale tunder the market
~ 20 eiosel by BENZ. y SHIELDS.
may6 No. AZ Pubic square.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES ON TIME,
WITH INTEREST ADDED,
a t a u Q { 10 u,
nAUTC nTY TIIED n


ON TUESDAY, MAY 18Th 1856 We will sell in front Of
~ Store OF the largest stocks u Groceries
offered by Among the articles will bs-
1875 hhds Prime Sugars $50 boxes Smoked Herrngs
100 bbn Aollsses, 80 y do No. Maekeiel,
leo y do do, 200 boxes star Can les,
$50 bags Rio Coffee, Prime toi0a " TalOW do,
Fully Fair, so 4" Sum. Pressed DO.
80 igs Laguyra Coffee, io0 Z" Boston No. Soap,
30 Jva do $50 Cigars ass'td cities
30 " Loaf Crushed apd5o0 Z" Glassware
Pw'd Sugar, 300 Reams Wrapg Paper,
cerooas Indigo, 90 boxes CaTei Wine,
100 bbs Pike's Nag. WHISKY 50 Imp. and q. p Teas,
go . American Brandy, 80 Z" pkgs Jute Cordage,
IS No Mackerel 50 dozen BED Csrds
100 Z" do
AsoA great variety OF other articles, 10 make the
Assortment eie and worthy the attention Of the trade
Country dealers would do vel attend This sale this
opportunity Of laying In sood stock rarely with
TERMS or SALE.
All sums Of 500. and under that amount Cash;
All sums t200 and under 500, 60 days
All sums Of $50 and under a. 900, s months
Al sums e $4,000 and upwards months with Interest
aided
~ Notes payable In Bank with satisfactory endorsers
VIII be required In ali cases. DAVIS, PILCHER Co
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08

Los Ch1nO1Sz
performed by this company The amusing buresque Of
the SWISS WAkA I'D,
with limitations Of a Dutch Organ.
Mr. FRANK DIAMoSD Of New York, in his EXCELSIOR JIG!
First night Of the great unequaled Negro Extravaganza,
The Power OF Music.
PAEROw In his unaPproachabe Bob Ridley.
HERSANDEz in bis supremacy excellent performance the
Guitar.
New Sayings, wttcisms Songs, Dances, Puns, COnun-
drums Rrpartees, &C, &c
First night Of the side-splitting piece, entitled
THE WELL CLEANERS,
Being buresque the famous PRntomime of Gabriel Ra
vel, entitled
LA FETE CHAMPETRE.
~ For further particulars see bills OF the day.
~ Doors open x O'Clock, Concert to at
O'Clock precisely.
price.
az Particular attention paid to seating Ladies s5
mays r. W. WILSON, Agent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08
STEAM ENGINES


900 aUsaELs Nmst sssa .. q 40 - "a. 30
OltOkg lnayIl 10. Q. bRo~H. . cshEss g.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08

FOR PADUCAH, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
TTNHE fine United states Mail passen-f TTEl -
Il enger packet, J. G.. CLINE, J. c. Ez<zArsgfSH7
HRS Master will leave for the above
and all intermediate ports FRIDAY, oh instant at 2
O'clock For freight passage apply board, or to
A. l.. DAVIS Agent,
mays-2t U. s. Mail Packet Offce.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08
LEMON SYRUP By THE CASE.


A FINE ARTICLE at a lOse price, just received and
n sale By BENJ ,. SHIELDS,
maY6 Agent for The soni
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08

frii.0 P.ssIos Asnsou Douglas. q miser Of
Tfo, n Y. who a.. last We K, worth 81 600, 900
after beqaeathng $40 900 70 each Of his children,
and making handsome bequest 10 three Episcopal
churches 10 Trov NJ. Douglas reminded his fami
:, hat be hal vffbai asrermrnt uith bic milk
aah whlcn va 90 continue long they took
mix from him. that Zoe ever dollars worth u
tickets one vss 20 Be DTeEH in.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-08

The Prosecuting Attorney at Cincinnati has
issued an execution upon the United States
Marshall, II. II. Robinson, for three hundred
dollar and costs, which he was sentenced 10
pAl by Judge Burgoyne for contempt Of
Curt. 70 taking away the children Of the
sla'~ Margaret. CONTRARY TO the injunction Of
'.r Proh-rr O.'pri. The Marshall has an.
he Uniiei States District Court,
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