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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19

=. .bs Convention was engaged making provision,
~ mbject. Among the resolutions offered was one
~ EdnoDd Randolph that provison ought to be made
~ ,hs admission Of States. That resolution WAS
...sJ and sent to the Committee Of Detail and after
20 became article seventeenth, viz: "New States.
i.sfy constituted, shall be admitted with the con.
.sspt Of two thirds Of the States and if within the
q ns Of present States, the consent of the Legis.-
% sye thereof" Madison instantly tha. the Con-
snfou had done nothing to provide power to supern-
end the public lands, and moved proviso,
swing Congress the power 10 dispose Of unap-
HD,opristed lands; to Institute temporary govern
rssnts and provide for States therein. The
sssvsusnenth article was reached. Amendments were
,sndipg in all directions Governor Morris rising
r,oved The clause as II now stands, viz Congress
~sbs have power to dispose Of and make all needul
rules ard regulations respecting territory and other
"propery belonging to the United States, and nothing
IN this Constitution shall be so construed as TO pre-
udice any claims of the United States or of any par
asculsr State" Considering the relations Of the
limited States to Virginia, IT was to be expected that
the Convention would create such powerful because
there must be interval of time before States can be
stsbIjshed second because necessary to super.
intend them under the cession Of Virginia. and third,
To mbmt them TO the control Of the United States who
are trustees under the deed of cesson Regarding the
word territory" II construed in the power to dispose
he necessary power TO dispose OF; but in the other
words, rules and regulations" You have totally
different power. Let US suppose the words only refer
20 municipal governments Congress makes lsw
which eomeDOCy reesls a VIII erIOr IL Drought De-
re this Court and it is alleged Congress has not the
needful power to pass such law. Suppose the same
case with respect to lands The moment you undertake
70 reduce the words below their natural import, you
bring before this Court a. judicial question what is
purely political one II the clause only embraces
lev specific objects somebody must select the objects.
What constitutes the differencel Both are equally
matters of legisation-both equally affected by the
guarantees Of public and private right. Are they not
both embraced in the proposition, Are they needfu p
An undenably rest in the Judgment of Congress as TO
necessity They refer to the standard of what is need
full and that standard is fixed by the grant in the udg
ment of Congress. Counsel on the other side alege
that if general the legislation becomes perpetual.
The very terms grant and limit the power TO Terrific
rial existence The word forever" Is paraded before
us from the Missouri Compromises but there is nothing
enacted upon the character OF the institutions during
Territorial existence which cannot be changed imme-
distely ON becoming State. Congress has no power
70 dictate the Constitution of any State Mr.. Curtis
concluded with tribute to the learning and justice Of
the Court Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19
WEATHER REPORTS.

ALBANY, Dec. l8.-The thermometer was degrees
belew zero at o'clock this morning.
Bosros. Dec. IS.-At sunrise this morning the ther.
mometer ranged from to 10 degrees below zero az
Brooklipe it was below at Lexington Is below; ana
a, Highland Light, Cape Cod, at below zero WIN ta
thick equals. The regulated .. ro
at sunrise. -
HALIFAX, Dec lS-The thermometer at zero. WIND
northeast.
sAcKviLLE, Dec ls.--The thermometer IL deg. be-
low zero.
ST. JOHNS. N. b., Dec. 1S-The thermometer Ia
deg. below zero Wind north west.
CALAIS Dec. 1s.-The thermometer deg oe'o"
zero. Ill.,
BANGOR Dec. ls-The thermometer Is deg below
zero. =,
Nrw.Brpronp, Dec IS.-The thermometer deg
below
PRovIscrrows, Dec. ls.-The thermometer des'
below zero.
PpuApyLrHIA, Dec. lS.-The Delaware RIVER
frozen over at Burlington. The steamboats, haa 70
return. -
WASHINGTON, Dec. lS.-The mercury at II O'Clock
m n deg above zero 1t was about ~ deg ABOVE al
9 this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19

FOURTH WARD GERMAN REPUBLIcANs.-ln NE
Fourth Ward German Republican Association met iast
everng, and after lively debate adopted the whoe oi
the fundamental principles and rules suggested oy 'ne
German Central Republican Committee. Ihey then
elected $ officers for the ensuing year; Samuel L..
Tzchirner, President; George Manchot, Nice'P resi'
dent; Hermann 0esen, Treasurer; Caspar j. Stein
heimer, Secretary.
TWAS resolved that the Association should hold its
meetings once month
Animated meetings Of the Seventeenth and rwen-
,ie,h Ward German Republican Associations were also
held last evening, all manifes,ipg determination TO
work hard in the Republican cause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19
Now We observe that no names are given, and hence

Now we observe that no names are given, anu hence
we .hall publish zone of the performers. Apropos OF
tlis-a vulgar habit is gaining ground Of noticing
through the press private parties, private balls private
reception, This is very snobbish, and may eao 70
trayestes Ia Mr.. Punch, which may be SUI less In
ta.te than the original notices
Az we olive no names we shau not critlcise each
niece Suffice to say that there were several lovely
voces well trained under .kilfa Italian masters One
or two OF the pieces might have been better adapted
TO the vices as regards pitch. Ofhe quality OF some
Of the voices sufce TO say il would i'll the mouth Of
fame and be a watchword OF beauty IL only pubic or
prot. esioral We think, however, the idea OF pm
vste concert in public is illogical Why not PRINT names
when perops stand up for notice, and TO the same
extert for criticism We suppose each one Gang on tins
occasion with q Consciousness that hi. or her aoily
would Sta nd the force Of public remark Most o. tne
pnusic was operate Verify are progressing Airs
f m that wicked opera La Trar'ata th.t heatnen'n
tragedy s. s,ironside that desperate drama IL Cor
,arc-sI in Baptist Church. What wouh the mao OF
the wilderness say to il But, mataf" "ass"""
netting il 1ed Everything obeys the laws Of en- nse
he 1se Of wealth, the spread Of art the V'saf'e' o.
fa.h.on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19

longer me Presdent Of the Company nov can the ucs
minute and thorough investigated result in casting
he els best shadow upon his deserved high character
nor would he name have appeared in connection with
tte complaint had mot the complainant: IN drawing
bis sfdavit chsirg the fraud, supposed it proper 10
sr,b-soe ali the officers Of the Company.
C. s SPENCER, Ne. 81 Breadwsy.
Ideem il proper to state that an entirely satis6ed
that Mr.. Henry Wells Is holly disconnected With the
aTeeed frsud perpetrsted upon NJ, T. nile Gcnlard.
I have siated 10 Mr. Wells that did not require his
further attendance. MICH SosshLLI,
Mr. Ye-k. Dee. II, 1885. fonos 'w"ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19

AoRIcuLruRE IN ALABAMA-At the recen, A.a
bams State Fair the premium iol tne a, e.
to DR.. Kennon Jones. The premium for the irses t
production of corn from one acre 90 ousne's S1
given TO Charles A. Peabody The S Ss"f fey phs Ss
cova,s ~ ode IN secure the cotton planter from
SSS s 1syss.s Of the boil number Of other re-
ssIu,;ans of n,sciicsI moment were adopted, among
them OF for attempting the propagation o. WIN the
adoption Of Uniform dimension in cotton bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19
SUSPECTED ABOLITIONIsT ARRESTED.

LOUISVILLE, IhuTsddy, Dec. TO, 100
Officer Blgh arrested, while at supper last evening"
on board the Cincinnst mail bo.t Superior, Elijah
Anderson negro blacksmith, having shops at Cleve
land Ohio and Madison, Indiana, who is charged
with enticipg negroes from Csrrollton Ky. Anderson
was going to Cincinnati, but was brought here and
lodged in jail To-day he taken TO CarrolltOn. He
is said to be brother Of the Rev. Mr. Anderson, who
WA arrested few DAYS ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19
HOLYOKE BANK-RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
RnsInN ThnrsdAy Dec IL 1876

Arguments in the Holyoke Bank case were made
Yesterday afternoon and this morning. at the concu
sion of which Judge Bigelow issued temporary In
junction upon the Bank The President John Clarke,
and the Cashier, Matthew b. Bartlett were ordered to
would consult with bis associates on the bench to
whether the Injunction should De made perpetual 1t
~ pesad in Court and conceded by the Commits
sope that the Bank Is at present in perfectly SOL
vent Jndon so there cannot be any loss to the pub
lie The whole case has grown out Of certain irregular
proeedings on the part of the officers mentioned as
slged without the knowledge or consent of the Di-
4 c.0rs.
Springfield ran into freight train which hss been de-
tained the track ct Newton in consequence OF the
water pipes freezing. One engine was nearly denol-
isbed and several freight cars were broken up. One
of the firemen was badly bruised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19
MOVEMENTS AGAINST THE FLORIDA
INDIANS.
,, Ceoysias and JosynaL

gdisoy. Ceo,siap and Jos,nsL
TALLAHAssrE. Fla, Dec. 10. 1856.
and YOU herewith message from Gov. broome 70
the Legislature now in session, incloslng highly Im-
ro,tsnt Communications from the Indian frontier The
matter was transmitted TO the General Assembly 10.
Gtn Harvey relieves the Safe from the duty OF pro-
tecirQ the frontier at her own expenee any longer.
Things look COW ar though the war u e,thsr 10 DO
cloeed without bIoodshed that pesee 10 De con-
ouered. Cen Harvey will bsve ten companies VI
mounted volunteers and about 90 regulars To per
ate with-s force which, in the bands Of tucb al
energetic ard experienced Indian hsh'er' mn' Gu
the war. ..,..- H.. H..
While ENJOYING a cessation Of bosiles, Gen. Hsr,
new shows bis good sense 10 preparing an ncfsss7d
force NTH which 20 strike vigorous and prompt DoTs
A.. ,ooms,t peact full overtures are rejected 'aoad
inch unfortunately occur sPprehtnd, too, thh ma
suomented force will operate a. Persuaoef on We
willy savsges, particularly When 'ney ieas. wa -
,.rss portion Of the force Is composed Of the mach
oieeutu '0 EXECUTIVE CHAssER, D
TALLAHAssgE, Dec. 10, 1856.
u.s ~ y ssrLL sp,aksy Of the Houss ~ RsDrssssfaf'sss
S,R. here With communicate copies Of dispatches
,.ee;y.d this morning from Gen. Jesse Garter, the
ssse's Special Agent at Tampa. From thsss twill be
,sep that Gen Harvey, the present Commander Of the
IN tied Stss Forces in florda he's suspended sttye
ereTsfsps against the Seminole indians rmaininy IN
EIorids IAd that be has called Tor ssven ada.t'Snt
coupslifs Ct mounted volunteers. The susRensioa y
doutstss only for the purpose OF communicating -
them the lIovisiors OF Tres'y reessfy lsseuotea
FOR their b. peft ard ltenced 10 n6uce ther smisrs
tion. While The ssspeDtion coLfthrts, " paess1x
ebe N 81 the seven MOUNTED compares no -
With lie thee a'Isady in the CAtea ota ,s .s
for the purpose. very Te'pee"JAxE s z. RAoosE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19
REPUBLICAN FESTIVAL AT THE ACApEN,
OF MUSIC.

The Republican Fe.tval, under the AUSPICES % ,ae
Young Mems Republican General commune Q, 'n''
city, IN conmens ration OF the hlampn OF hepuHcan
principles in the Free States srrnsPired lat evening
the Academy OF Music. The Committee OF Arrange
mer,s he'd been unsprng in their eIsrioos to render
be occasion oue Of unusual brancy, aud the presence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19
EXECUTIVE CBAsBER, !
Dec. 10, l616. I

NoRwIGI.s PaYEa TIE ETV' 'n' P1ssDed |"
InmsnsyiIle, Rock Co, w'ieon,,n, 'Ae gay 1ep'o'
hesn Newspaper issued IN the horTss'a1 'ssseass "a
this country. It has large cuesAalSn emcns 'A0ss
not fanihsr with cur language ana taees"es e'''
nrA;rm for adv. r,eos sto are Ic.ees.tsj u .r'ia
vab the Scar 5insylaos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.

PoTTsvILLE, Thursday, Dec 10, 1890.
A shockinp accident occurred last evening alb suit o
o'clock. at the house of Mr. Kmmer of this place.
fluid lamp exploded, and the flames communicating to
the dress of Miss Kmmer she was burned to death In
about five minutes. Her father ana molher' 10 gu
deayo,ing to extnguish the flames, were badly
burned in the hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19

CINCINNATI, Thursday, Dec. 10, 1856
An accident occurred on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad on Friday night last near Lima
Ohio. One passenger-car was precipitated down an
embsnkment by the breaking of an axle. LAZY
from Iowa was instantly killed. and eight or ten other
persons seriously injured.
The Missouri, Upper Mississippi and Illinois Rivers
are goreed with ice, and navigation is suspended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19
THE ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD BRIDGE.

ST. LOWS, Thursday Dec. rs, 100
meeting relative to the obstruction of The Missls-
sppi River by the Rock Island Railroad Bridge was
held here yesterday at the Merchants Exchange and
Committed was appointed to make survey of the
bridge and institute legal proceedings for its removal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19

q ar snsy Of intellect. Intelligence, beauty, fash's
and nunber Indicated that their efforts wese apPfe
ci.ted. The aoos had been e.eva,ed to . level VIZ
the stage, over which was fIsd a tasteful canopy
su.pepdips dapery upon either side. os
opposite sides Of the s,sge, between the t~s
prosc. mum boxes, were busts Of wsshns'ea $50
rremout Tie rear Of the stage was decorated WIN
eversreens. from behind which, On patsT0. was .
fre view Of the fcor and the circies- DedwoNns
Band supplied the music, military and qusdrlle osna
occupying opposite sides of he second Circle and
playing in alienation. The attendance was large, o."
not 80 large tia, the dancers could not enjoy them
selves. In the qusdrlles the acor was comfortably
filed. The following were announced a. the man
acfrs most Of xhom N,re nrnsent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19
ANOTHER CANAL LOAN. .

ALBANY, Thursday Dec TO Io'o'
The Commissioners of the Canal Fund advertise for
loan nj Al 600 600 for tie enlargement Of the canals
The bids to be opened on the 10Th OF January tne
terms being elk per cent stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19
NON-ARRIvAL OF THE AMERICA.

HALIfAX, Ihufsuay, Dec' TT k M
The steamship America, now in her thirteenth DAY,
and overdue has not yet been heard or The weather
is clear and very cold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19

Totals. .Ss3, BOG l,2ls,6ol 1888. .2,aas. $50
Fremont over Buchanan, l2o,70S; Fremont over
Fillmore, 9l5, 400; Buchanan over Fillmore ss9,7s
Fremont and Fillmore over Buchanan, 5Os, 5tS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19
THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
GRAND AMATEUR CONCERT-FIFTH AVE
ME SOLEMNITIES


The Baptist Church, new and stately edlhce, az
the corner of Thrty-h street and Fifth avenue, was
reasonably well filed last night, the excessive cold
considered, to hear the Amateur Concert. An ANA
teur Concert is redoent of sweet associations Young
ladies in the peDude Of joy and beauty with voices
bearing the celestial attributes Of innocence aud the
lyrical suasion Of love; these with the polish Of an'c
teaching as regards music and the finish and elegance
of toilet and bearing as respects the acquisitions OF
society and the harmonious proprietes Of the scene
rise to the fancy at the mere mention OF the word
Amateur Concert. The reality last night was equal 70
any such poeticsl expectation. At the extreme depth
of the church, which, by the way, is fescoed 80 with
italian alegory that we thought at first we were IN
Roman Catholic chapel, sat group OF sirens IN all
tie heartrendng artillery Of the toilet and all the
oplomb Of young people who were nowse daun'sd
az the public nature Of their duties.
The bill and programme Of the performance were I"
foun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19

The above tables are nearly all official. California
alone is not fully heard from but her complete returns
though they will slightly increase the aggregate vote
will not vary the PROPORTIONS Counting her probable
totals and all the scattering elsewhere including votes
not returned until too late to be put in the Official we
may call the aggregate vote OF the Union ,2o'ovV'
divided thus: Fremont, 1000; Buchanan, i,%V'
COO. Fillmore 900 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19

GRAND
AMATEUR CONCERT,
TO 81 GIVEN IN THE
BAPTIST CHU rich,
Correr Of Thirty fifth street and Finb avenue
On THURSDAY EVENING, Dec IL, 1856,
At eight O'Clock,
uxpgR THE PATRONAGE OF SEVERAL LADIES
The proceeds TO be .ux,,,,
DENOTED TO CHARITABLE PURPOSES.
PROGRAMEE.
PART FIRsr
duo from II TemplArio" .....'''''''''nr co
2-Solo for Barytone.
}
ARIA from La Trsyists'. seia'
ITO from Guillaume Tel".. '.hosshh
PART SECOND. -
r,r.olsmer, M,dtaiion..,............N edermayer.
duo from =" Semirsmde".. .........''''''''"ssI-
s-CsystiDs, from 81 COrssro'
e-Duo from " Szbucco'. ......r..s'.s''s'''''''ye
1e-Cays,f from "Esbucco".. ...''.''''''''.,
lila Charlie. Trio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19

Is. VIRGINIA REEL.
A sumptuous supper was served In the greel'room.
al which the invited guests were seated. second
vas served in the saloon above, and third on the
European plan in the Placement
The hours were far advanced toward morning whsnt
the gay and JOY full assembsge dispersed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19

Buchanan over Fremont in all, 5l6, i07i Fremont
over Fillmore, 1853; Fremont and Fillmore over
Buchanan, 1863, 553.
The popular vote Of the States going for Fremont Is
A. per ceLt of all; hs Electoral vote is only 80 per
cent Buchanans States cast only 81 per cent. OF all
the votes, yet give him 50 per cent of the Electors
Theper cent of ual votes and Electors as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19

~
Ies,na II counties which have not ed hins sa
az ,hs Contributions recorded most OF the sums nave on "a
lave an cunts fom very few individuals ana eeneAy oo
tanned through OWL personal ApPeGs L...rx ..x.I
am fully aware that ~ the counties have been nss'y @
ysIzstion il necessary head the movement II must hnd
tie June meeting in 1855 the Society sppohIeu Oom
., 1tspd 10 The fnan OF the Society resIe, 20
s.s hsf rat &C nari'tee has uoi acted TIE
49, a, BIZ has rolled the amount OF wpcn wa. DC
now 70 YOU ~ the Sscreisy unsi oei'
1ru will itvise &c liquidkte Il age 'e-e'' ~"
will rot shrink froui just popoFtlon . T.; 81 Sat.
vrrv moderae cont ibutiou iIoti each &C :,
would NJ or'v iicuida his debt but enable ths ~ IL
posne,orslV on W IN its well devised wtIIegrse1 -, se
n :, ned "a schuerv ana believe, win sIea " -.
case II the rds Of TEN pr'anee " W ~
counties In the State feel the obls>ton 70 h.r
STE socicy simply take care OF TIE cAs
own respective limits and without r-fsTd 70 ouv
ard the l4rse. the liquor powell ~hieH " Snin
both les and th- Sise Will - ~
ION soon .ush the Temperance Ns-iion ehu.ey.
"a OF say with IRE ratie- VI Out Co' Try, w-r9
sac. were Inclined prosecute the R'volatioS
he p..iug sn1 sorie aCoih< =
S1,. ,E,d,pead firm lEj 'tef aiAe'eHee 70 &c go
"e-Ji pl0T - .-,, soc,sry
7q Nv York Stats Temperance Society hs: AZ sois NJ
xa4i Fito. AID CoTrespor line Srie Az n @
~ !. :, dryo Sts'e Lecturer IN the Rev rsti
m, srd experirnoed Publishing AseSt AZ " eoo'.n No NJ
P-r,.,.sdy TO pin. 80 sny chfn, a. the -. ~, ~.
80. sn Il tie on ni,u TOO. ths Iae ''SS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19

Total 49,. Ia bH,3 ES, tn '.I,i@, y .
Buchanan over Fillmore, 40 2i2; over both,
l3sss5.
REcAPuULArIoS-rREE AND SLAVE.
Free States. Slave States Total Electors
Fremont Il 1888, 800 1,2E....1, 1884, S3....ll4
Buchanan Il 2l2,6 col 63s, 35e. ,s0, $50. ...lH
Fillmore. 37 ,S43 49s,ll7.... sS5960....
fetal. $50 ,l5, 723. .4,O7l, T3....S6
Per cent Of votes. ~ D. lOO
Percent. Of Electors59 A.. lV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-19
FROM WASHING Ton.
THE CASE OF DRED SCOTT

Corrc,rondence Of The Courier and Enquirer.
WAsHtsGroy Dec Is Is
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

lAfaNf~--A fal assortment nov hand, % very sa-
w perioT aaEor and guilty ane Old ncd 6odon shery
ard Loadon Pnrtcua Aidea ali Optic Pori. Ss havs
lot = thes- Wines patu b. ties, ufA . fr sainJ ass
as Lyons Co, ceaar q.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29

rTTaEs asbis snd aaaea sdnalsga Asse tosss has "a
A. silharasa ffea ske fuff. sne uii naka 4 FEfn
the sssssa ~ is,1 AZ ~ snshste Aces toafse 1--
~ rsrsff NJ Fh - tis sa be Ailea d aly a
as sass EraaNe tikEatI = ceEfucs - ths ittn
e ParY 4na eess ste tosh q ~. AaFes Nltch nj
"a prsse - seal u,sy - Fslsraed fez nsti Fest.
nssnEaND.a rca chea4at - IN Fe1s 81 pett spfin1
a. "a - fiisnc isnH rs lsm asfsae ~ Ae4hFeh.
50 81 a1 FeilEF-u ard pefhrnanss see t4f Nn~a
49, uraish ne stsissa haas ~ hFshas AL ePs
asaes 4sa fTn y EsaaFsat eaes SAD ac4aI tat sNFf
assi ceHsltsiiaas tszFef saa tss4s+ -
Iaalrt2s-aia p,T.EeaAFecA'
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING
STAR CANDLES.

INHE attention Of the public is invited to the fact that
most Of the Star Candles offered for sac DEFICIENT
IN WEIGHT that what Is sold for Lound actually weighs
hut f1u teen fifteen ounces and packages lTked 40
lbs fall short two three AID five pounds box This
loss dos not fail the wholesale dealers who sell packa
at MARKED WEIGHT; upon he retailers, who sell by
CoUST nut upon the consumers who hus pay for about
tenth more than ID receive.
The subscribers have always fde their Can les full six
ounces to the pound and mark packages at their real weight
which may be ascertsned by ing them As their expert
in the business enables them article equal
quality the market they solicit the patronage Of
purchasers who desire study their interest, and
ths same time encourage correct dealing.
ftb26 rpn0r Of" = 'NRTE. Ci' rinnaN.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
Home Insurance Company of
Middle Tennessee.

DOCKS are nov open ~ No. %,
ID Kirbman's Corner, and the Mer- s3-4 q I.
chants Bank, for subscription 10 the - 9>csf
Capital Stock Of SAID Company. h-sssSSS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-29
Spring Fevers.

V,HE oREVESBER6 HEALTH BiTfERs aas psrParsd
Fem auHat u ne mos par yiHs, iaFisof.iie as
ke.na ross hsrka sad sinsa s-scted mostly fga
re - Ms1s4 - Amegica. ThFt poSrrfa tpItr.
thsy give treaFh he sTera Ana snahs = . shs 81
he as uIinas loutcncs etsrsse tney bsTs AL Ne
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Livery Stable.

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CsSl 85sT the stabe on Market Street Nash Tir-.A
Eg5S~VaJ viie Tenn, two doors below the XII
Inn and opposite the Mansion House, form
ery occupied by the Hammer, respectfully that
he will keep hand good horses aud Vehicles to be let
the hiring public reasonable terms
He & prepared take Of In the best manner all
Horses lett with him, tilher boarding hosvs travellers
His Stable uated convenient business. and he viii
Keep experienced uses and best prove nde
be market can ahord. Terms moderate.
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