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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-25
Lynehburg Lumber Market, .sane "a.

BRIGHToy (BosTos) CATTLE MARKET, June l9.--At
market, 500 Beeves, 800 Sheep and Lambs and g. 500
Hogs. Prces-Beef extra SIS so, first quality at
SO 90 second quality 81 so third quality at 81 and
ordinary at So 30 per 100 lbs. Cows and Calves at
"a to SIS. Veal Calves u. lass 90. Sheop AMI
LaBh- Sales OF extra an Ca lei - $500 sc..
per ID. Logs-Wholesale at 7la8I, retail at slalQ
cents per h.
n. \. MARKETs.-The cotton market Yesterday was
quiet and sales were confined about 400 BOO bale
without change in prices Not much animation was
expected until further should be received from
Europe by the next steamer due, rs it was believe
that she would bring of favorable change
in prices. Flour was in fair demand without chang
OF moment in quotations. The market however un-
der the force Of large receipts, closed dull Inferior
and common grades of wheat were dull and irregular
while prime lots were scarce and firm Indiana rel
sold at 81 40, Southern ditto at 81 81 and Chicago
spring at 81 70. Prime white Southern and Canadi-
an were at 81 80. Distiing Western mixed corn sol
freely at 45ci sound ditto for Eastern shipment at
63c; and sound Southern yellow at Sc a SIC Rvc
sold at s3c. delivered Pork frmer with sales Of
mess at $40 rs. Lard was firm with sales in barrel
at Il t. and in kegs at 1890. Sugars were firm with
sales of about 900 200 hhds. Cuba muscovado
at full prices. Coffee steady with moderate trans
actions. Freights were SITTER, with large shipments
OF grain to Liverpool, at full rates. with engagement
also OF hourats steady quotaons--N, T. Herald June
90
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&slLs OKLS..-
~. bbls Winter strained Lard Oil, superior article
threshing and other machines;
Pure Sperm On
Nmir' Mhais "
NCatslJol &c Er
On hand aud for sale by STRoTHER e. WHITEHEAD
june rs is. i,r,o.is,s n, nv souarC
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sV We are authorised TO announce EDMUND p TUCK.
tR candidate to fill the in the Office If sheriff in
the County Of Amherst An election for this purpose will be
held in said County Thursday the 10Th OF July Mr.
Tuckerh elected, will select Mr. Albert c.
deputy. MANY DEMOCRATS
iune ~ ctl0uly
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COAINIE. IsI,IAt


COkHkcTEH tftIIf VT FsUAl TUESDAY II JNO - -
ToBAcoo.-We haze no change to make in o....
tations. Receipts continue large of both prized ao
loose We still advise planters to prize their Tai
co and in dry order for shpping-Gr mannfel,,3'
We quote common Lugs in Ilhds, dry orde, X
Sc, good mgs to 81 f common Leaf to - good
ufacturing fine II to si5, Extra is to SEQ a. IL
WnEAT-But little seng-Red 81 10 81 Iatv1:.
$ 10 to 81 30 for strictly prime, y mo
FLoua.-Superfinee 6, Extra s6l Family s.
Corn 60 to 50 cts. MAJ 30 to 20 cts
JAO CLARK
Commission Nerff.t.,
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rhu I Mon charges Col. Benton with only
tAamn..as preference Tor Mr. Buchanan. aud
sh being, in reality. working for Fremont, so
hat II the latter is elected he may be "ihe pow
rbehind tho throne greater than the thr one"
fery probable
The patriotic, conciliaiory and statesmanike
tier of Hon. Vim. c. Riyes honorable alike TO
4is head and his heart. will be read with interest
y the public and cannot. we fain hope, fail 10
.e productive of good. inquie,ipg the unnatural
nd fearful excitement which now disfurbs the
,injs and mi-leads the conduct Of our people
he paper by Mr.. Ma4pon, to which he refers,
will be found in our next issue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-25

Strict ARRAY AT NAV YoRK.-A gentleman
named Bradford. was comhded in New York ON
Wednesday lot, by lieujamn Wood, brother Of
tho Mayor. Tho cause of tho attack i aller cd
10 have been some offence taken bv Mr.. ". ,t
certain remarks in ous of tho city papers. rel.
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USE Members of bner CISp Div ision. No
- so sons OF temperance, requested thc-
Han to-day, wv ednesday IL 25th inst at o'clock
IN the procession and be present the laying of the Corn
oone OF lynehburg College All Sons of Temperance gooa
standing are invited to attend and join procession.
By order of the Division,
JAMES b. GREASY
June ~ III Recording Scribe
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rbe new practice Of Prof. DE GRATMS
ELECTRIC CURES.--LETTER FROM ONE OF THE
OLD ARiSTRO Ratio FAMILY OF THE LOV1NGS


ELEcrRIc cuREs-LETrER FROM ONE or THE
9dp ARi RE Ratio FAMILY OF THE LoviNes
drnARD HorsE, Philadelphia, May T. 1856
Prof Dc Grath Il recently cold sleeping in damp
my head After using every thing
your ELECTRIC OIL This NOR ing well the relief hs
ing been as complete as it was instamtaneous
Editor Monthly Law Magazine, l57 Broadway
New York CITY
throughout the United states "''''"
Ask Mr. wilkins, of Lynchburs. if Chares Grahs Flee.
fre on not cure him of rheumatism and received
Ask Rev Mr. Caldwell if it did not relieve him of severe
cough and pain in the hreast night
Ask Mr. Wech of Buchanan If not cure him of swell
. glands in the throa fifteen minutes the Doctors said
n would die n a short time. ~ w
Ask Mrs Argyle it did relieve of the headache in IF
ASK Mrs. B'ekford of Lynchburg not cure her of
THIS Oil mild pleasant hsrmles-ts properties re nj
l sood@Chdren should havet given them teethng for
They know nothing manufacture their omv aim being to
get sn9ney Look out Bewarel The only genuine made at
the old establishment 3s South street Phaephia not
raoed as aayeriised by base scamp Name the rap
per and blown In bottle 4f
s... PROF. c DE GRArH.
Sole inventor and maker Of Electric Oil in the world
lor sale by De- II seay Lyuchturs Va, in nearly
Another Hcn arssa bic Care of sscrofai,-snar
"a, Car9ine Connty Va, March ls5i-Ncssrs Bennett 4
ture has performed remarkable the person Of servant
hh atilfted VITA seronls in the very bad
nag ne become that his eyes entirely closed and had been
50 tol more than year As lust resort as everything e
was ftspiNeh TRY the mixture.
Cd according 10 directions and saw uerer,
euro has been effected satisfied no medicine eouas
Carters Spanish Mixture" purifier of the blood /, ~
creating quite excitement here sells very rapidly Send
another lot 10y Raj road. Yours trplv. ''t'' 'o'"
June 2l-dlmol r { 'ppnADDr,
road "a CT3hcde o. kssGior Procioner This MAJ, coz
my that nave used Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer in mn
erous cases and believe 1t TO be valuable medicine
nave prescribed extensive in howe complaint tpartrr
y Tor chidren0 and 1t is in opinion superior ay
ton have used for the relief those diseases Nh
given to children have always combined with the svr -
gum arabic say ten drops 10 tesspoonful the 4vrp VII
mixed Others have mixed with and molascs ennoi
parts. A T-N,rItS =. VIlua
PERRY DAVIS AIN KILLER as an Internal r,nn.,i, 80
Tla III cases OF IN lie, summer Complaint Dvspcpsia
ysehsfy ana asthma II viii cure in night aloe 1,
internally and bathing it freely l. is th bret
IN America Its action is like magic. when exutraiy ai,d
70 oao sores burns scads and spraiu sirl besa
ana oohachr don't fail try it, short il i. a pnI E
soidhy all dealers in family mediolne ~ '
june 9aiJw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-25

Ia a. isfisls 7'';ics, IA '.itish th" Mayor was
spoken OF with some degree OF severity, as was
.l.o Beriauiu Wood.
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go Haa.
II. q. II. Va.

Il. q. ~. VA.
q 4: :
Hm THE Members of Cherokee Tribe No a. l. o.
H4E *. NJ, are requested their w eyvam. on
&EA the 25h Sun of the Hot Moon the Second Run
hA the Sitting Sun, to participate the ceremony
WHfNA laying the Corner Stone of Lynchburg College
WWX By order of the v Saciem
MIMI GEO. Fl. EDMONDS
sE&&4&$ Chief OF Records
sSSs-0SSN June 25ltt
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TIE LATE EroPEMENT IN Hon LlFE.-The N.
Y. Sunday Alias says:
As there has been much enjuiry respecting the
laie married man who Wa an officer III the Uni .
ted States Army in Mexico, with daughter Oh
one of our wealthy citizens. we have ascer'nined
,ha, the gentleman /. Major Phil. Kearney. and
the lady daughter "f Hugh Maxwell, late Col
lecior of the port of New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-25

A STRANGE SroRY.-The Paris correspondent
of the New York Evening Post tells the follow
ing strange story, the truth of which he says may
he relied on:
THE Able Viguali, Confessor t, the Emperor
Napoleon at St. Helena, carried about with him
sewn upn his garments, the last will and te>ta-
ment of the fallen monarch, in which he dec lared
excluded from the succession to his throne the
two sons of the King of Holland, as punishment
for their fathers treason. This will which for hong
time remained hushed in grim rcpose, has at last
fallen into the hands of jerome, who threatened
to give it publicity and demanded from his neph-
high price for his discretion. He has,,it is
said, sold il to The Emperor by whom it was de-
stroyed. Had il however been made public. il
would have fallen still born upon the world. We
are nov wandering in the domnons Of fact and
this tardy protestaion .ofthe great Napoleon
would have exercised little or no influence on hi.
successor. Tire whole story is more than doubt
full
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-25

LYNCHBURG WHOLESALE PRICES rTppr1,-
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY AND sAT,.DoY 49, =
A. b. FUCKER, 81
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocrp ,D,,.
Commission Nrrcsnut AM
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, LYNCIlBlrpc =,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-31

REAPER TRrAL.-Mnch anxiety has been
expressed for fear that wheat would not be
sufficiently ripe to cut, at the day appointed
for the Reaper Trial, but after an examination
of several fields, we are inclined to think that
it will be ready if the present favorable wealth
er shall continue The occasion will be one
that should call out every individual that feels
any interest 10 Agricultural and Mechanical
improvement. To see q half score of these
of these Machines ia one field, moving steadily
forward to accomplish what has heretofore
taxed human muscles, will he as grand a
eight as the procession of triumphal army.
It is one step 10 the grand march of human
improvement.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-31
city CorncII-Adjourned Meeting.


The Mayor explained the object OF the meeting
Of the Board be 10 discuss tn proposition of the
| County Court in relation to rebuilding the Court
House upon the Public Square, and matters connec-
| led Herewith.
The resolutions before the Board when il adjourn
! ed read, and the chairman OF the select com
mittee, appointed to investigate the subject submit
ted report bodying three estimates OF the cost
of the proposed improvements, which Was received
Aid. Nance withdrew his resolution and
Aid. Ewing submitted the following in lieu Of the
resolution of Aid Dtrden:
ResoiUed By the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
Of the city of Nashville that the appended propo-
stion of the County Court of Davidson county, 10
reference to rebuilding the Court House on the
Public Square OF the town. be and is hereby accep-
ted, with the understanding, however, that at rea
sonsbe tme-say from to years from this time
is allowed the Board to fully complete and carry
out their part of the proposition.
ReSoLUed, Also That preparatory to carrying out
the stipuations Of the said proposition, this Board
will begin 10 change the present market house
system from and after the LIST Of January, 1857, by
allowing individuals TO open shops for the sale Of
meats, vegetables and other marketing aud also by
providing Tor the sale Of vegetables, produce &c.
from wagons the Public Square and elsewhere
within proper houses and under proper regulations;
and this with a view not only 10 the ultimate reno
D
completion Of the contemplated Court House build
ing shall make this removal necessary and proper,
but also OF the hereafter doing without any uolic
Market House whatever
ResoiUed, That the Mayor appoint committee Of
three members Of this Board to confer with the
committee OF the County Court in relation to the
plan of the Court House building. generally and
pecialy with regard to that part of designed par
ticuarly for the Of this Board and it's officers
Aid. Coleman offered resolution submitting the
whole subject OF the proposition Of the county
court and abolshing general market house, TO
the voters of the city, and gave his tor
doing
AID. Nance thought that IL would be better to
adopt the resolution Of AID Ewing, (if vote
10 be had by the people, subject to the ratification
Of the qualified voters
Elk Gov. n 5 Brown and Hon. Andrew Ewing
being present, they were invited TO address the
Board upon the subject, and these gentlemen dis.
cussed the matter at length in able and effective
speeches.
Aid. Downs opposed the proposition.
Aid. Davis supported it.
Aid Glenn spoke Ia opposition, and presented
petitions from persons upon the Square, praying
that the market house should not be removed.
Aid. Darden Withdrew his resolution, and
The question being on the adoption OF the reso-
luton OF Aid Ewing, the ayes aud noes were de-
manted, and il prevailed follows
Ayss-hessrs. Harris, Jones, Morris, Morgan,
Darden, Martin, Chiffon, Davis, Nance, Ewing and
COX-ll.
Noes-Messrs. Glenn, Downes, Anderson, Cole
man AMI Mayor Castlemsn-5.
The Board then adjourned
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-31
PasteIPortrait Painting.

The art of pastel or colored crayon paint
ing is by no means of recent origin, portraits
in that style now being in existence 10 this
country which wero executed at lesst three
quarters of a century ago. 1t seems TO have
been neglected however for a long period
since, probably an account of the opposition
of those using other methods and the distrust
as to the durability which this untried des-
cription of painting would naturally suggest.
These objections have recently, been removed
and this beautiful style Of portraits is again
revived. With regard to the latter cause OF
opposition, the progress of science has devel
Oped means of rendering these portraits as
durable with proper precaution and care a.
any produced in oil or any other method.
They are protected by a glass in front aud
sealed up 90 MS to exclude everything calcula-
ted to do them damage. Nothing can harm
them except such accident sas are liable TO hap
pen to any picture.
The beauty and merit of this style of paint,
ing consist in the freshness and ife>like express
sion it impsrts, and the delicate tone and ex-
quisite finish of which il is susceptible ia por
traiture. At the rooms of Mr. T. Black, cor.
-ner of College street and the Square, over
MoGill's store, may be seen some very fine
specimens ia this department of the "dvine
art" Among the portraits we notice those OF
Dr. Shelby, Gen. Smith, Gov. Helm of KY
DIR. Scott, W. W. Wetmore E-q, and others of
our own citizens. We are gratlied to lean that
Mr. b. is overrun with business, having,
by far, though very rapid in his maniPuiations,
more orders for portraits than he can complete
as early as they are wanted.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-31
BY TELEGRAPH.


New YoRK. May 29.-The Illinois has arrived,
bringing 81, 500, GOO in gold and $50 passengers
IL is rumoI ed at San francisco that large party
OF well armed men are going down in the Golden
Gate TO avenge the recent outrage at Panama
We have dates from Washington Territory to the
18th of April and Oregon 26th. in fight the
Indians had with a portion of McKinney's com
maDd, Capt. Embree was killed
The Republicans held meeting at Sacramen.
TO City on the S0th april, and elected delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention. The particulars
of the accident at Panama show 80 men killed
and Al wounded There have been additional
deaths since the accident.
WAsHINGroS, NAV 9-SRSArE-Employed in
discussing the Presidents message relative to the
dismissal Of Champion aud the Consuls. Adjourn
ed to Monday.
HoUsE-Mr Grow representing the majority from
the Committee on Territories made a report pros
posing 20 admit Kansas into the Union with the
Topeka Constitution. It's consideration was post
poned till June 25th. Several private bills were
passed, then adjourned till Monday.
NEW ORLEANS, May 29-Col Aliens company,
bound for Nicaragua, has arrived. Cotton market
unchanged in every respect. Steamer news had
no effect on sales, 800 bales. Sugar, limited
supply at 7ias; Corn dull, prices trife lower
Mess Pork 1850. Lard in tierces lOt; sterling.
WASHINGTON, May SO-Mr. Sumner was more
comfortable this morning
The message from the President sent to the Sen
ate yesterday was not read. 1t merely encloses 8
letter from Mr.. Marcy to Mr.. Dallas, dated May
Gath. subject, the difference of opinion between
the British Government and the United States re-
gardiDg the construction and feet OF the conven.
ton on the 10Th of April, 1850, and the Central
American question generally, and stating to Mr..
Dallas the views the President entertains vn that
question as it now stands.
81. Louis, May 80 -Letters to the Republican
pro slavery settlers were killed by party of free
State men. All quiet at Lawrence, Leconp-
toe, and Franklin, troops having been placed at
each place.
CHICAGO, May 30.-Dr. Root and Mr.. Mitchell,
OF New Haven colony, ere murdered by a posse
Of men ten miles from Lawrence on the 10th.
PIrrUBUPG, May 30-The river is rising fast,
with four feet water in the channel.
The weather is cloudy and cold. There as a
sharp frost here last night
NEW YORK, Nav 80, noon-Flour has declined,
State 75a6 90, Ohio 25a6 so, extra Southern
7.OOa9 90. Wheat heavy. Mess Pork 1850
Lard bouyant.
CINCINNATI, May so, noon-Flour is quiet and
dull; common brands 5.20a5 25 Provisions quiet.
Lard'lOall. Sugar very firm Molasses adVanc.
ing.
The river has fallen six inches.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-31

~ Mons J. G. Csongrady has opened, at
% Rue Deaderick, an establishment where he
keeps on hand constantly refreshments, fruits,
cigars, &c. &o, of the best qualities and kinds,
suited to the wants Of the market. His rooms
are fitted up in a very neat manner, and are
Nry oreditable TO him, and the whole estab
lishment is but combination Of French style
and American taste. We hope Monsieur will
meet with the success in business to which his
energy and industry entitle- him.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-31

H Mr.. Elihu Burritt writes 10 the New
York Herald from New Britain, Connecticut,
10 relation to his project for q line Of electric
telegraph between San Francisco aud 81. Pc
tsrsbnrg. across Behring's Straits. Il is said
that Russia has already six thousand miles ia
Operation. Some OF her lines. doubtless, are
reaching eastward toward the Ural Mountains
II the conclusion Of the war, she will be sure
10 extend them eastward into her Asiatic pro-
Vinoes. She will have the best skin that
American genius can supply to ssslst her 10
these enterprises, and she viii undoubtedly be
ready TO meet the United States half the way
aud perhaps more than half che way, IN con.
meeting New York and ST. Petersburg.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-31

B We are glad to learn that Washington
Fire Company is prospecting finely, having been
furnished with an engine by the Corporation,
and wanting simply hose carriage, with "A
sufficient quantity of hose for practical purPos
es, to do efficient service in case of FIRE 10 South
Nashville. A place to keep the engine is also
necessary, even if it be but temporary. Why
not use the market house ia that end Of the
city for the PRESENT.
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Fer the Nashville Patriot.
The Ladics-Side- Ualka AZ

Nix. EDrroE Could il not be so arranged
with those gentlemen who sprinkle the street
in front OF their dwellings, stores and shops
as that the sidewalks and crossings may es.
cape the aqueous showeii There is Away,
more or less dirt on them, which water con.
verts into mud.
1t is quite too much 90 expec, Of the ladies
good souIs-to sweep the mud as well as the
dust from our throughfares, however ample
their skirts may be to achieve III
| Ye gallant knights, please TO take notice
I-R
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-31
Saturday Morning, May 81, 1855.
- The Secretary Of tho Gas Compsr

~ The Secretary of tho Gas Company
has advertised for proposals to prepare the
bitches for laying down the proposed gas pipe
extension, beginning at Broad street and run
ming out Summer 10 Elm street, aud thence
to the University. Such proposals will be
received at the Office of the Gas Company
until the 18th day of June next
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-31
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

WISH sell my stock sitna ed sdizlely at Unoa
Depot the Memphis and cad, on the Mem-
pits and Sommervie Plank Rosd II miles east Of Memphis
ami 80 Acres 800 II dne state Of cul vaen:
the remainder hneiy mbersd and all under and sub
stsEti isnce-a good Two Story naned Dwelling Framed
Negro Houses stables for twenty horses aod one hundred
lead Of Cattle. selling from my Dairy 20 worth
Mix day. There IS Acre set IN ut Of choice
quality win sell te> Land Or ssock and few likely
70 rig Negroes and gSS possession in medaey or vii sell
the land ard deliver winter. Here il the best chance
for party familiar 9th Stock Raising and devote hs
time the business 20 be Ound 10 West Tennessee This
place divided into nine LOIS with heautifu Building
Site wood and cleared land each an and wish
q good rosd 10 the d pot
II sold privately before the LIST July IL viii on that day
divided sold in o' suit purchasers, together with
stick, consisting Of seventy Eve head Of cows, mostly
with calf by my Brahmin Bull twenty Mares With cal ~
Nebraska stock Of ane b0oded Hogs and Sleeps Hrah
min Bull, Memphis; and Gov s1ssnah; my Young stsllon
NebraskA By imported SovregD, Ann Glencoe our yssrs
old.
Persons wishing examine the place. get farther nT
mston, will please cAn me- B. LOCKS, Real kstats
Broker in Memphis orr will Re shown By my 0versssr, vhe
the place. The train the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
leaves this place al ~ O'Clock, ~ end .reiurna A. ~
O'clock p. every day. JOSEPH K. fEk6VcON.
VIA
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-31

The BAILEY TRoUPR.-This company had
another large attendance last night. Their
entertainments comprise diversity of smuse-
Inent and give general satisfaction. They per-
form again tonight. Their pavilion, it will
be remembered, is at the corner of Market
and Locust streets.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-31

81 Mr.. Mordicai Oliver an ''old line Wing
Congressman of Missouri, has been, since the
meeting of Congress, acting with the DenOc-
racy. He thought he could secure nOmina'
tion for reelection from that party 10 his dis
tricr but they have chosen some one else
Poor fellow, what can comfort him 10 his dis
appointment
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-31
RIvcr and steamboat News.

River still falling here, with l2 feet water
on Harpeth Shoals.
No arrivals yesterday at the wharf
The only departures were the Monticello
and Umpire for Paducah, and the j. G.. Cline
for Memphjs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-31

EA meeting is to be held at the Cham
Der of Commerce to-day to discuss the subject
of new hotel. This is a good move, and
should command the serious attention of our
people.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-31

E- We direct attention 20 the card of
Quick, Mead d. Co. 10 another place. Those
wishing anything in the produce line may fnd
it to their advantage to give this firm call.