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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1856-11-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL BE MADE AT
the session of the Legislature to incorporate York
Collegiate Institute in Alexander County.
November l. 1856 100-fd.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
BUCHANAN CERTAINLY ELECTED.

The following dispatches, received just as we 60
to press, show that Mr.. Buchanan has been elected
by the people:
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7, 1856.
Editors Standard: Fremont has carried all the
Northern States, except Indiana, Illinois, Pennsyl-
vania and New Jersey. Illinois in doubt Mary
land for Fillmore, and the other Southern States for
Buchanan, except Louisiana and Florida, from which
not much has been heard.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov Z, 1856.
Editors Standard: Kentucky has gone for Buch-
by ten thousand majority Tennessee by ten
thousand, Indiana by twelve thousand, Louisiana
by fifteen hundred. Illinois has gone for Fremont
by ten thousand.
Buchanan is certainly elected
Mr.. Buchanan's vote, according to the above will
be about 163, Fremont's l25, and FilImore's 8.
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NEW!--ENTIRELY NEW!
d. G. M URRAY.

DOORS BELOW WILLIAMS & HAYwoop's DRUG STORE.
HAS JUST RECEIVED AND OPENED AN EN-.
- TiRELf new stock of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
Hats, Bonnets, &c, &c.
Old customers and new respectfully invited to
come and be satisfied that by purchase M here thew
will save money The whole of his stock has been purcbas
ed this Fall and from first hands He feels confident that
he can sell GOODS of equal quality low
as cheap the cheapest and good best Call and
Sec though do not buy-No trouble TO show goods
Any enumeration of items deemed useless as almost eve
~ article TO be found in retail establishment will he
found here and be is confident he will be able 10 sell
GOODS as cheap rs any house in Raleigh.
NJOTICE.-DON NOT FORGET WHILE LOOKING
II around for FALL AND WINTER GOODS TO call At
the new Store.
ID. C. MURRAY
Two doors below Williams Haywood's Brug Store
Raleigh Sept. p, 1856. ll5l-wtf
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Office of the Viii. & Weldon II. II. Co.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Oct 81, 1856
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
IL Of the Wilmington and Weldon Ralrnad Company
will be held in the town of Wilmington Thursday the
18th of November. JAMES 5. GREEN Sec'y
October 81 1856. lon--tm.
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NaShs
NASHVILLE, Nov. 5, 1885,
The following is the vote in Nash for President and Vice
Presidents Buchanan 1868, Fillmore g. The vote for Bragg
in August last 107 for Gilmer 93 So we have
fallen off only votes But for the rain Nash would have
given the largest majority she gave before The fol-
lowing is the vote of three precincts: y
Buchanan. Fillmore.
Oldfelds, 204
Sullivans', 16S
Mannings', l12
4S4
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NJOTICE.-THE TRUSTEES OF HOLLY SPRINGS
IL High School, in Wake county, will apply to the next
Legislature for act of incorporation.
October 2, 1856. sS-lm.
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Last Notice.
A LII THOSE HOLDING RECEIPTS AGAINST
"A John p Smith, deceased constable, hereby
titled to make application TO the undersigned and hand
in their receipts and receive their papers be found
at my residence, miles from Raleigh. when
Raleigh When out of the City application be made
TO Mills Brown. desire all papers delivered up furthest
by November court during the entire week of which shall
be in Raleigh.
WIN. j. ALLEN, Agt. for securities,
Oct. 25, 1856. ll56-td.
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IL subscriber will mako application at the approaching
session the General Assembly of North Carolina for the
emancipation of his boy Sam, commonly called Sam Nor
phis JAMES NEWLN,
of Alamance.
October 2, 1856. e3-tmLpd
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NJOTICE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IL application will be made to the next Legislature to
grant charter for Mining and Transporting Coal within
the State entitled "The North Carolina Gas Coal and
Transportation Company" -
October 81, 1856. 96-lmw.
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NJOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUAIL
II lFIED Administrator the estate of p. Il. Tom
lnson, decd at August Term 1885, hereby notifies all per-
holding receipts against said deceased officer to
forward and hand in their receipts and take their
pers within the time by law this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
L. ]. TOMLINSON, Admir-.
September %, 1856. ll53-w3t.
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DANAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, NEAR
IL Andersons Bridge. Franklin county, n. c. about the
lst of August. 1856. one negro man named GEORGE
Said negro about eighteen twenty years old, feet
10 inches high, dark Completed, and has the of
burn extending from his right down the side of his
neck will give the above reward of twenty-five dollars
for his delivery me, if confined in JAIL the remainder
of the above reward alter paving his prison charges Said
negro purchased from the of Eppy Tmberlake
dec about five miles south of Lousburg and is probably
lurking in that ue;ghborhood.
WILLIE CROwDER.
September % 1856. ll5a-wtf
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
VIRGINIA.

Buchanan's majority in Shenandoah is 1850;
in Rockingham $500; in Page 1000 Warren |
424 Pauquier ITO, and Prince William about 500 |
majority,
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Augusta, Ga, Market.

AUGUSTA npT'' u
COTTON.-TI,c past has been busy
week in the Cotton trade, and in conse.
quence Of the limited quantity offering,
prices have improved from 3 to J cent on
all the grades. We now quote for mid
ding to strict middlng l04Mlol; good
mddling l0&Ml0a; middlng fair lOB;
ana fair II cents. Prices are stiff, with
an upward tendency.
The receipts Of Cotton at Mobile have
been rapidly falling off for the past two
weeks, and the strong probability is that
the increase at New Orleans for The week
enling last Friday evening, will not eX'
cecl 10000 or $1,000 bales over the
same time last year. The present prices
demanded by holders, and the willingness
of buyers to enter the market, are sus.
tame |, in a great measure, by the antic.
ipatcl decline in receipts, as well as the
the fact Of the limited stock in Liverpool
BACON-This is a season when there
is much anxiety to know what will be
the extent Of Bacon produced for con-
sumption. From recent statistics it APP
peaIs that, compared with last year, the
increase OF slau hlerel hogs in the West
is 572 ,20S head, or one fourth greater
than in 1918. The supply of Bacon
vii consequently be much larger than
last year. But it should also be remem'
berel that the last years supply of Ba'
con was entirel y exhausted, long before
the present came into market. AMI that
the high prices which prevailed, even for
the most inferior meat, checked consumP'
ton TO the extent of hundreds of thou.
sanls of pounds. The present prospect
Of an adequate supply is good, but there
is little hope Of any reduction in price,
In this market the supply is light. am
the demand has been exceedingly cool
For Tennessee meat o. cents, hog round
is the price demanded.
CORN-This commodity still sells al
60 cents to consumers, and retailing at
GJ cents, sacks included,
WHISKY-Thc stock is ample and
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Railroad Accidents.

Several railroad accidents have oc-
cured during this week in this coun.
~, near Anderson, by which two or
three lives have been lost. We have
not learned the particulars, but under,
stand that one train Of cars became
detached from the engine, and run
backward down grade until they came
into collision with another train be-
hind, at a frightful velocity, smashing
several cars 10 pieces, and killing sew
cral persons, Another man, on the
next day. got his hand torn off in coup.
ling two cars together, which must
have been negligence.
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Soil or THE SoUrIl.--Thc proprietors
Of this valuable monthly, published by
Lomax q Ellis. Columbus, Ga, will
accept our thanks for furnishing us
with the back numbers Of the prcscn,
volume. 1t has a score of Agricultu,
raj and Horticultural editors and cor.
respondents. and is fully worth the re.
duccd subscription price--sl per an
nun.
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Charleston Market.

APRIL
COTTON-Thc demand to-day con.
tinucl active; prices buoyant anil dec.
deIly tenling upwards. Sales amounted
to near 5000 bales at the following par,
ticulars: Isl bales at 9; 22O at %; 209
at o.; 223 al o.! 1916 at 81; 346 a, %;
22o at 10; 100 at l03; 5 at lo5; go at
l0S; SO at 10. 81 at 100, l13 at 1O&;
l0j ri TO-; $50 a l;GGO at IL ); 2l3
At H..
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Bank RoJbcry.-Wc learn from the
ShclbyvilIc Constiluionnlst OF the s h,
that on Sunday night last, about 8
o'clock, The Branch Bank ut that
place was entered by means Of false
keys, and an amount, ranging between
500 and l,OCO dollars, distracted from
the vaults thereof. This sum abr
stracted was the property ofthe 'Shcl-
byvile Bank of Tennessee deposited
with the Branch Bank for safe keep
ing. No clue us yet has been obtain
ed to q discovery Of the perpetrators OF
this foul deed.
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EAST TENNESSEE
M A r T LIE w Q r KS,
BY CHARLES SCHMlTT,
tx nOxyillc,....
Tennessee

AMVANMkN,' ....'...' .lcANSSSGcp
Continues the business of Marble Monn'ac-
tuIng at the old stand adjoining William
fngle'S Mills and Ware Rooms, On Cumbcr-
LAID Street, opposite the Coleman House,
and west Of CoifiuS old stand. here he
keeps constantly on hand large assortment
o. work, such a. Monument$, Tclnbs. Grave
stones, Sta'uary. Fountains nnd Urns, Of the
latest style, and OF The finest and best East
Tennessee Marble, which is highly spoken o."
here and elsewhere.
lie has hid experience in Marble Manu-
featuring for the las' twelve years, especially
in the largest cities Of Europe, and in Il Z
United States: he ilalers himself h"t be-
feels able TO Gil all orders concerned with tbs
above bus ne $ 10 u satisfaction, al short notice
and cheaper than the cheapest.
Drawings Of the above WORT will be sent tn
any Post Office IN HE Stale; SO persons abroad
have chance 10 purchase by letter, as well
as It they we're here personally.
O. The East Tennessee Marble Works
received The prem unls offered BY The Fairs
held at Loudon, Tenn, October 23d, 1865
and at knoXyIllc, October Both, 1868, for the
best work IN Marble.
Refer to James Harris, c. r. Embrey, Z.
S. TempleIon, Nathan Fr,2zell, and others, II,
Winchester. c. NJ. FARMER, agent log
Ffunkln county.
Particular attention will be paid 10 boxing
and packing for transportation.
Feb % SO "
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BATHING SALOON AND BARBER
SHOP.

uVenry, the Barber, takes pleasure in say
ing 10 has old friends and patrons, and the pub
he generally that he has fitted up IN connect.
ion with hs Barber Shop, good
BATHING SALOON,
where he is at all times prepared to furnish
gentlemen with warm, cold and shower baths.
a, the uniform price of rs cents cnch.-
And as the cleansing o the body il thing
conducive to health and pleasure, he fat'crs
himself that he " i'll receive a liberal patron.
age. Shaving and ha r-dressing a'so contIn
ucd as usual. after the most approved styles.
supply If the finest Cigars always on
hand. HENRY, the Barber.
Mar22 Gm
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~ The Presbytery of the Gun

~ The Presbytery of the Cum
bcrland Presbyterian Church met at
this place on Frd y, the 4th inst, and
continued in session until last Tuesday
morning. The following resolutions
have been handed US for publication
which were passed while the Presby-
terry was in session:
Resolved, That the thanks of this
presbytcry are due, and are hereby
kindly rendered, to The citizens of Win
chester for the very kind and cordial
manner in which they have cnterlain-
ed her members during the session now
CLOSING.
Rcsolccd, furt'cr, That we are I'M
der obligations to the pastors and pco'
pie OF the Methodist and Blp'isl
Churches for the use Of their houses oil
worship on the occasion.
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EARLIEST BUDS OF SPRING.
handy & HENDERSON

Inform The public generally that they have
Just opened a new aud select assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
consisting of :" EVERY THING" They have
been Eatiercd by their friends who have seen
their ock, that more beautiful AMI tasteful
goods have never been brought TO Winchester.
Particular at enton has been PAID to the
WANTS OF THE LADIES
in making selections. and they have no hesi-
iaiinn IN saving that their assortment OF la
dies dresses, &c., is superbly beautiful, and
embraces mn ex.erslve variety, all OF which
they are determined to
SELL CHI A p.
They have made an early s;art in pnrchas.
ing their goods, IN order that the Eastern
market might not re picked over before they
made their purchases. Give them call and
they will make ii to your interest 10 palronlSe
them.
Winchester, Mar 22. #
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HARpERs MAGAzl>E.-The April No.
is on our table, filled as usual with
much interesting matter. To our no
ton Harper contains more interesting
matter than most of the journals OF
the same kind, having elevated itself
above the literary trash of the day
1t is replete with useful instruc. ion.
and a happy mingling Of the "useiul
with the sweet" Ladies especially
will find Harper quite favorte.
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~ The TENNESSEE Farmer AND Me-
cmANlc for April has reached us, laden
with rich and instructive matter. We
wish our farmers would exert them
selves in behalf of this journal, for it
richly merits a liberal support. |,
only costs 80 per annum, and we are
sure no one could regret the spending
of that amount in so profitable a way
Address Boswell and Williams, Nash
vile, Tenn.
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The Portsmouth Transcript publish.
cs u list of the deaths in rhlt place du-
ring the prevalence Of yellow fever
last summer. 1t occupies more than
two columns ofthe paper, and compri.
Sos one thousand and seventy-scvcr
names. The recollection; even, Of
that terrible scourge, is sufficient tc
cause a shuddcr.
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VEscANEDAEi ElDTEE..

THE subscriber hav ng disposed of the
Cru'cher H"use, and taken charge of this EIo
tel, he hopes by Pr mot attention. and moder~
ale bulls. 10 meet Il liberal share Of public pat
ronaCe.
The Stnge Office is kept at this Hotel, cor
ner of Cedar and Cherry streets, opposite the
Post Office, Nashville, Tenn.
ACTON YOUNG, Supt.
February lG, SO TT.
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The Winchester Appeal is u good
looking paper-has good looking ed
iior and good looking publishers-all
men Of taste. decided y-but it does
seem TO US that it would look better If
they would correct the error which has
been sticking oul in their caption for
several weeks past.--Pulaski Citi=cn.
Since the editor of the Citizen has
been kind enough to suggest the cor
rection, we would be glad that he
would speak more definitely, as we
have not been able to discover the
error
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CLIFTON a. ABBOTT,
No. Is, Cedar Street,
Nashville. Tennessee.

DEALERS and Manutactu. ers OF Gents
Fine Ready Mad 10 iag, and Go h ny
made 20 "ldar IN he best manner; Gcn'-' hir.
nshirg uood- Of every description and linoaj
quality Such as Co lars. Stspcndcrs, Gloves,
Ha'-ho>e, Cravats. Socks. Ncck-les White
Cotton and Linen n r;>;S,ik, Woolon, Cotton,
Merno aud Cashmere Under-s hirt- and D. an
ers; and every h ng required 10 render gen
,lemana Wardrobe Complete.
February lG, Sly.
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Peace Concluded.

Later from Enrope.--Thc Steamer
Atlantic has arrived ~ New Y0n.
bringing toU day .atr u.wj from
Europe.
Peace virtually concluded, ard only
awaiting the Prussian ambassador to
sign the Protocol.
Eugene, the Empress Of France.
gave birth to a son. r
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Lsolrem Notice.

ALL persons indebted 10 the estate of NJ.
r. VIII ans, Decd late Of Franklin county,
Tenn, are requested 10 mike Immediate
payment; and all persons holding demands
against h : estate are rrques' ed To present the
same by The Is Of July, 1856, or they will
be forever barred.
LITTLETON TANkERSLEY
Adm'r VI. K. w .llIans. deed.
Aprlo st
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~ NJ. g.. II. Nassaner have re-
ceived a splendid lot of Ready-made
Clothing for gen'lemen's wear. They
have also on hand Boo's. Shoes, and
Hats Of every description. See their
advertisements
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California GoM-lt is estimated
that the yield OF gold in California du-
ring the year 1856 will amout TO about
sixty millions of dollars. OF which it is
supposed that twenty millions will be
retained in the State.
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WASHINGTON, April 1--Thomas
Scott, a young man. COMM ted suicide
at Badensbnrg to day, by hanginyhim-
self. He had previously lost all his
money gambling.
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COMM ERCI.AI..
Ens ANilfC .G1arEct

III. ~ md Amcricm Office,
NASHVILLE, Apri 10.
TOBACCO--l7 hh Is at A Hamilton S
at 90, 8 05. 7 10, 7 60, 80, 5 90,
5 As. rs, 5 90, 7 Is, 60, 7 SIS,
5 80, 7 so, 5 co, G 90, 7 40.
COTTON-lO4 bales at 7(G9 rs, an
advance upon former prices.
CORN--Sales OF small lot at 35c,
sacks inc.u ted.
Trnlc hnll
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Ra,ly Of Jones Found.

There i now no longer any doubt
of the fate Of Jones, the murderer Of
Capt. Stevens. lis body has been
found at the head Of the bar below
Hickman, dashed to the chair in pre-
ciscIy the same manner that he was
led in the steamboat. Although we
DO not for moment doubt that Jones
richly mclited his fate; still. we must
utter the conviction that he should
have been dealt with according to
law, and no! have been the victim Of a
mobilize Vengeance, which in cllcc
constituted the affair double murder.
We do not envy the feeling Of those
who participated in his murder; for,
had the law had It's course, their vcng-
ancc would have been gratiIicd at its
hand, without the necessity Of their
imbruing theirs with the blood Of q fell
low-crcaturc's Memphis Wig.
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No. 50, Market S., Nashville, Tenn,
C@nMSHSiDA .WsvrIunys,
AND MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
ToR THt SALE Of
Mach mes, Agricultural Implements,
Building Materials, &C., &c,
THE annexed is list OF such articles as
may always be found at Their store, and ut
the lowest cash nrlces:
Machines. Implements, &C.
Thrcshing Machines. House Powers, Corn
and Cob Crushers, (LiuIe Gnnl), Fel'ons
Ilor'ohe GrIst Nlll, Straw Cutters. Corn
Shelters. Bedwell'4 Smut Machine, Clfild1
Gram operator, Wells' Seed Sower. Corn
Planters, Cutlvalors, Harrows. PIoughs Of all
kinds, thurns. Meat Cutters, Scythes, Forks.
Rakos. Rcuping and Moving Machines, Fan
Mills. &c.
Building Materials, &C., &c.
Window Sash, Vrnirran Blinds, Marbelized
Iron Man,lc>, w lnhow Glass Of all sizes, n.y.
draulc Cement Plas'er Paris. Chain Pump .
Force Pumps. Garden Engines, Iron Chains,
Iron Se,ees, Iron Safes Of all sizes.
Paints, Oils, &c.
White Lead, White Zinc, Brown Zinc,
Stone Colorcd Enc, Paints of all coIors, Pu :
~, VIII ng, Linseed Oh. Lard OIL Tur. en-.
tine, Varnshes, Mineral Paint, Glue, Pant
Brushes, Rosn. C"pprras, PaInI Mills, &c.
Fertilizers.
Guano, and Land Plaster. We keep large
stock OF these articles IN Land.
Seeds.
Clover. Timothy. Blue Grass, Herds Grass
Orchard Grass. Barley. &c.
We are also ogcn $ for Pease's Celebrated
ExccIs or RpiIroad lIore-Power Threshrng
Machines. We have now an assortment II
these Machines on hand, and Will furnish
them at manufacturers Irros, tranaportat' n
added. As the demand will be beyond The
supply, those who are in want o! them had
better buy soon.
Marl5 BIN ARMS rRONG e. co.
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~ We learn by private letter that
the small pox has made it's appearance
in Huntsville, Ala. No deaths, but
great excitement prevails.
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FIsK.S METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

Richard Z. Dandy
vs..
james Grizzard and others.
IT appearing To the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master. from Ire allegations in
compliments bll', that Dickinson ard Slrews-
berry are non-rosiden's Of the tale of Ten
ne-seec. but that they reside in the State oi
Virginia. and beyond the jurisdiction of this
Court, SO that the ordinary profess of law
cannot he served on hem. 1t is there ore. Or.
dered by The Clerk and Master thai rubIira-
on be made for fur successive weeks in the
Winchester Appeal a newspaper published
in The town OF Winchester. Tennessee. re.
curing "a d nonresident defendants to appear
at the next term of our Chancery Court to be
held IN The town Of Manchester. Tennessee.
on the third Monday in August next. less,
then and ttere plead answer or demnr 10 com.
plsinani's bill. or the same will be taken for
confessed. as to them. q, the next term OF said
Court. A true copy.
}. L. Ti4e.HIfpssee.N-e-isA.
March S, 1855. 4:
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o. Spring would not be gloomy
weather if there was nothing else but
Spring"
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Ainhr0type, Photographic md Ia
EUCrrcan Artists,


Eucrrcan Artists,
&c Union Street, Nashville.
AMBROlYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, plain
or coIored in OIL, and warranted as perma-
nen' as any her style Of painting. Dagu",-
reulypes, St9neoscopc, Crayun or VIgnette,
and every other style of Pictures taken al this
establishment IN the highest style Of the art,
anu warranted to please or no sale.
AHabrOtypcs.
Although tn use beautiful pictures were but
recently introduced BY The subscribers N this
city, they have become so popular that We
haze, at II very great expense, secured the
services of n celebrated artist from New York
to attend to this branch of he business eXc!u-
svely.
Bring olong the Wufniles.
Children can. by tins process, have faith
lu! likeness tnken IN few seconds, and war
rancd perfect or no charge VIII be made
Br ng them along and have them taken before
trying clSeu here.
A lulI assortment of Amhro,ype, Photo
graphic and Daguerrean stock and apparatus
kept con-tnn ly on hand and for sale at the
lowest marke, cash pr,ceS. Marl5 ly
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CITY HOTEL,

JOHN ". THOMAS, PROPRIETOR.
SOUTH SIZE IUDLlC SQUARE.
MwHfrccsbOrO', Tennessee.
THlScommoi"us house has just been crec-
ted and hrv been well fitted up with new
and elegant furniture in all apartments is nov
open for the reception of permanent and tran,
slcnt brarders, and for the accommodation Of
the travelling public.
The Proprietor promises a first class IIo;oi
and hopes to receive share Of patronage
February lG, SLY.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-12
FURNITURE DEPOT.
JOHN P.1TTER RS D ",

No. 16, COLLEGE, ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
JAll kinds Of Furniture, Clocks, Lamps.
always on hand and for sale Wholesale and
Retail. Marl5 ly