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nAMASN and Brown Table Cloths
- psin Table Cloths a,d Napkins, 81 set.
go match
PLAN and damask NAPKINS -uA Towels
Irish Linen. assorted numbers
brown and checked Linen,
White and brown DrlI, For sale at
June So. iil DIES.
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Knives and Forks, Ivory ilandlei KNIVES
and silver forks, pocket and penknNcs. carver.
and ,leei-, Cotton and wool cards, Gully cards
horse cards and curry combs, horse ilram-,
shears aud scissors, sheep shears, trunk, 'ill
cupboard, desk drawer, pad, gun, dead, plate,
saddle bags, and knob locks Of all kinds g.ui-
lets saw sets, cut, collin and brass tack-, car
rage knobs, ba.tinr spoons flesh forks, ladies,
.,rainer-, etc, all saw, rat-tall, hand saw, and
J round files. horse, shoe and wood rlsps
sngcrs, socket ohi-rl-, walters, tea-boaTds, saw
handles. conpas-e~, dYders, OK, dog, halter
breast fifth, log and trace chains, eat, wrought
aud bras, butts, screws, planes, all kinds
boring machines, hand, eros s-cut. rip and ten
nant saws. family grind stones, glue pots, mo-
a..o- gates, gridtrons, udtfons, and IRONS,
tuugs and ,hoyrls, brick aid plaSierug lruw.
els. saucepans, horse nails, coffee aud corn
mills, Bntina coffee pots, toy cups, spito0n-,
sand paper, screw drivers, auger bits. steel and
ron square. brace ard bits, English rules,
pump chain aud fixtures spades ana long han.
die shoyclS, Collins, ErulI'- and Allerion's
axes. broad axes, hand kxes hatehet. and ham
mers, drawing knives, mahogany knives, spring
and chain bolts, spurs, chise-. auger and filc
handles, coffin handles, hinges, tacH,, screws
aud trimmings, brass eandlestick-, curtain
bands and knobs. par and spring balances, ,,cel
yards, waffle and wafer IRONS. plane bits, draw
ar rollers, window springs wardrobe IJtchcs,
n.pyer., hand vices, scribe avis gate hinges
strap hinges, birdie bis, epoke SLAVES, wire
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IRON Stone Ware.
Glassware.

GLASS Rows on foot, preserve ditos on
NJ foot,
Covered preserve dishes sugar dishes
Pickle leaves and shells. lamps, molasscs
p,,ebers. salt SELLERS, goblets, Wublefs, cham.
p,t,no ana WINS FIR .ala e..
lune 80 H> ~
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prints.

1 GENERAL assortment, embracing
\ large variety suitable for the season. f.
sale low at NfDEfS
June Tih. 1856.
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NOTICE.
lnE STATE OF TEXAS,
County Of Harrison.
NOTICE is hereby given, that r. y. Grain,
4 ' administrator Of the estate of =. ~ Crnin,
deceased, has filed his accounts with the said
estate, and that said accounts Will be opened
a, The next term duly Of the county cour, to
bt held IN and for the county Of Harrison, Tex.
rs, Tor final settlement, when and where al per.
sons interested may attend and contest them
II they see proper. By order of said court
o. HENDRlCk
June 81, 1856. t3-tw
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FOR CONSTABLE.

Z " Niafs' is candidate for 70 election 10 ih'
office Of Constable N Bat W. o. at ,1e ep.uiHi
Augrt .lt,unn
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Great lNNuccN,cNt~.

\\E have Jpst received from New lorh a
w large and fall assortment % staple 3u.
FANCY DRY GOoDA.
Of the latest styles anil finest tesiuse, Sh'cb
" e. are determined 10 sell lower then they have
ever been offered n his market II you don 3
believe Be-, cal. .uj exam no, i shall cost yoa
nothing.
For thc assistance Of your memory, sunjolr-
cd You Nl. agd q LIST Of trti,cs received.
Has. Gap, and Bouusts,
Boots, Shoes. Pumps and
slippers, fine and common,
Domc,llc~,
Heavy and striped Cotlopado,
Linen Drills and TWceds.
Musins Prints @ua GIua m..
lllfdwaFc, eueen,wafc,
Cutlery ami Saddlcry
With lnt of jcNc,ry, pvrtumcry and ianCy
notions. embracing general assortment Ia o.
nry Goods business.
Come and see, We Wil sell low
tlENNo\S X Dt FREE.
Ap,l 70, 1856 AIT
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Elour. 1siuwr..

ICSf RECEIVED r very large ~, q
81 Fresh Flour, Ia barrels and sacks. For
sale low ~
y p0prEl iTfk NHr
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We have moss the laFsest variety Of ladies
md gents Saddles ever offered n tbs market
Saddle bsg- aud wallets, BRIDES and birdie
dlunE- web rtr-, mariiuea.c, crurpcrs, g.rth-
aHd seral.e-, carriage and buggy Whips. sir
rup feathers, huvry rgin,, meta, aui wood
~tIrrup>, eoWhidp-, collars hstnrs, blind bri-
dies. etc, eis Also, dush leather. rpag, led
ducs aud muslin, Iudm rubber betting iog gin
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I lsits;s

INVITE, GIT Edge and sprig'd 1ea.sei4
w Rnh China Vases
Rieh gilt ard painted China Pitchers
Do do do coffee cups an
-aucers, iu pairs,
White China Fruit baskets, comports butter
tabs and plates. For sale at
June :, '31. ~ DIS
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Drv G.OO0a,

400 pieces Amer and Eng. prints 80 pieces
.singham- 10 do bieachcd cotton: IA and
81 brown coiton-, hleached and bro Allendalr
-hee ting, liner sheeting, furniture frngcs, Tur.
key red drapery. pink, blue and back lawns,
beached and bro. drills, twilled osnaburg~,
blcsched and bro. linen drills planter. linens
French linens, burlaps, tailof'- canvas nan
keen. gambroon, cottonaies, douims, striped
o-nabutg, hickory stripes, Choctaw stripes,
camlet Jeans, chambray, bed-;cking apron
checks, brilautes, gra-. skirts, grass linen.
linen check, bleached and bro linen table
damass, huckabaek, crash, bird eye diaper.
Richardson's Irish linens, white, black and
brown Hollands, black cloths, drap d'e,e, doe.
skins and summer cloths, osnahurg~, paper
cambria, black and eolored canbrir-, Ieli-ha
jacquard diaper pillow ease linens and musiu.
MArspillce uuilt- etc ets., etc
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~ | ~.
Nk(l,l,s,VN.

DONNEf and Belt, various patterns and
ID styles plain Satin, all coiors and width
PLAIN Lusiring. do do. For sale at
June T. 90 tll DIES.
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noCERIC9 ..

Bruf, and scov,J- celebrated Cotton Hoe.
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90 AF wv w. fNN
FOR CASH.

AZ am determined to do q cash business, DO
not ask for time, as necessity has compelled
me to adopt this rule
Gall and settle up your old accounts, 7 YOU
viii be pushed on them sure
Also
] wish to sell out my house, lot and stock
and bargain can toe had by any person that
wants to commence business here will taxi
negroes, stock, or horses, and laud iu part pay
mcrt Gail and see q. stock.
KING TllETFORD
Marshall, June ,,h, 1856 41pf~
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~otav l.a,nps and t.ivanuoAe>

AoiAR lamps oi various sizrs and Prices
y nlundoics Ia -,Ls OF iisc lights,
Do IN pairs For sale at
lime :. 81 ny DIES.
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silver vlatcN ~ are.

nI.ATED Casiof, Cake Baskets, mugs
l Tea and Table Spoons. For sale at
lime 'sG UNnE'S
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Now Advcrtiscue

hR. F GRIFFIN respectfully offers hi IS
- professional services to the citizens of
Marshall and vicinity
Office at his residence Az
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FOR COUNTY CIERk

IiiF0rd & Baifiry candidate if the ofliee or
County tiok. at the ensuing hugusi election
J'sss VA sa candidate FIR The Office OF County
fLy6 Of tie ensuing election
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&. &. GREGG & CO..

assorted. finger ring-, gold cuff pins ear hobs.
shirt studs, guard chains. sleeve aud collar but
tons pen- gold pens and silver cases tine sets Of
leNclry. etc. et,
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IN THIS VTlLlTARIAy ACE

N THIS lTILITAkIAN ACE
II Is necessary for the business man, who wish.
es to succeed in life, TO keep pace with
the spirit Of the age. Success can
only be acquired by
l. X r X A O Il - N AIRY
Efforts and close
application TO the wants tastes and
desires Of the public, and in the satisfactory
PERI FOR N ANCE
OF which /, requires tact in selecting and hay.
ing n variety. This is ms apparent
'vO tho wye
As the eheapness and quality
Of the articles offered 10 the public.
Sign Of the Red Flag.
Every thing in the grocery line, from the wants
of the
Kitchen 10 The Parlor,
As follows.
Dry Goods, Of every kind and of the latest
size; Hardware, Crockery. Stone.
sare, Tinwsre, WOODWARD.
A variety Of Shoes,
to tit the
Mother and the Infant.
Clothing 10 fit
THE FATHER AND son.
Patent Medicines Of every kind
TIE LADIES
Are particularly invited to examine our stock
" ;. HYNSON n co.
June -. 1886. I2-tt
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Hickory Canes, Ivory Pocket and Toilet
Cembt, 5 de- aui tack she'll combs, tyrttu-
ungs. ra,tr,, IVORY whistles, court plaster,
knitting pms, nred.e., pins, hooks and eyes,
Whalehonc, darniug ami crocbc ueedie-, -t.ici-
ios. spcyiug needles, puff boxes, coat binding,
wax beads, silk dress buttons, Aaea and pear.
shirt buttons, lasting AMI silk coat aud vest
buttons, gilt coat and vest buttous pi hGt'ous.
German SILVER table and teaspoons, oalas, port
monacs. genuine silver specN-, German silver
de-, ce.nfed lla-sr, de, fob chains, huil0u.ho.o
scissors, ~ ou's kaihnuon bears cd, Lubu'-
extracts. golden bell do. French and American
do. French pomades and HAIR oil, lily white, tip
,alyc, beet marrow, g. Il. caps, grass huc-,
fish hooks, ~uspcuders, spectacle cases, esp
wire. sewing birds, tea bells, tooth, nail, sha,.
ing, hair, cloth, shoe and horse brushes, spool
stands, pa,to.board, coral beads, rubber balls,
matches, shoe thread. long whalcbouc, pant
buttons, cour links, shoe backing. wash balls.
locking glasses. assorted al sizes, Yankee and
military shaving soap, tooth soap, musk cN-
tracts, rourcd, white and gias. marbles, shoe
thread, 300 dor. Coats GENE spool cotton, hlk
and Colored spool cotton. sleeve uGs cmcys
kld carriers. cotton and linen ilus- hair pins,
razor sttops, gold silver and steel thimhlrs.
KEY rings, tNcczer., watch kfy., linen tape,
bl..cs and white par thread, diaper pins, SIS IT
braid, lid dolls, drinking cups, cotton aud silk
laccts, watch guards, head dresses, zephyr
Worsied. palm fans, fancy fans etc.. etc, etc.
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Wood ware.

aides and Gents Black SIX and Scotch
Bingham Umbrellas, cotton and fancy sllk
uArasols
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Come III lia>t,
AND
CHEAP EOR ASH.

I WISH TO call the attention of the N
L citizens Of Harrison county 10 my ~
large stock of goods in store aud TO which ~
additions are being made every week haze
now on hand,
Fifiy.iour cooking, shop, Office, and parlor
stoves of all kinds and price,. llG bcd-steai-
from : I to ; IS, GOO chairs Of all kinds
from Is cents to 5 $500 piece 30 dining Ia
blcs, assorted 80 wash and work stands, a.
sorted IS sofas, assorted 80 cribs and IL
bradle- - bureaus, - card or side tables: 6
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~ lou ges, safes, centre tables
clidrens Wagons, tubs, trays,
bowls, and buckets. assorted,
spinning sheels, broom-. Hardware, loG kegs Of
nails, assorted, brad. and finishing nails OF the
best quality, casting. Of al kinds, tine lot Of
knne, and forks, spoons, ladies' 81. The finest
lot OF pocket cutlery ever brough, to this place
Guns, and pistols, assorted Queens, glass
and tia ware A large lot of jcwelry. watches
aud fancy goods accotdons, musical n.ifu-
ments, toys, &c. Dry goods, boots shoes, hats
cops. and hornets IL largo lot of wall -.
paper assorted also large aud well 80. l-cf/
looted stock Of groccries, Of the best quabtg
oil Of ,,Ii.sh | it,tayA "a .ott
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Boots.


Double Baes Russell Brogan., T. u Klp
Btogau-, gaut bragau~, calt bfoEan., enamel.
ed FEATHER ttegan-, etc.. ctr A large lot 81
'ad,rs', misses and chlIdrrn's shoes. from tAc
finest to the coar~e-', of all qualities, eolor-.
.n4.n. md IN. rl-ll--
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FATS.

Gents Fashionable Mo,e.kin, Nen'- and
boy. black and colorcd fur and uerino cayal.
ier, Ruckland citizens and empire hate, super
otter mapped planters hats black and white
wool hats, palm, I"ghorn, Panama and Cam.
pcarhy hats
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NOTICE.

nR. w. F NEAL, is my duly authorized
agent, 10 act for me during my absence
from the State.
W. NJ &. MINIS
June 81 1896. No-I3 IT,
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New <sNON~.

'HliE undersigned is now receiving an
opening a general assortmru, of
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The most beautiful and attractive article
ever offered IN this market, very latest sitle
Look at your mirror Of fashions and soe # sc
have not the very last siy le out aud 20 mistake
Boots.
Gents Fine Calf Stitched md Peg Boots.
manufactured BY Hnldocs, Reed q Go. Phi.
nde'phia. out Of slaughtered leather Of the very
best quality. Also, goat and kip boot ct.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08
COMM ERCIAL.
DAILY PATIIoT OFFICE,

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville, January Sth 1856
CoTrox.-There were some 60 bales sold yester.
day, the greater portion at TIC, though bales
very choice brought &C. higher.
GRAIN.-Nolhing doing in grain.
Charleston Markets.
coTrov-Tbere is good demand and cOtIons are hrm
Sales 800 bales 81 TO 91e.
savannah Market.
FRIDAY, Jan 4-P NJ
COrroE-There was rather better dem md this morning
and 42 bales changed hands at the following artieua
1St iSk, 59 at 50 at s7s, s55 at "a 173 at 94 and
bales at csc Prices continue unchanged
CONDENSED from the New Orleans Price Current
CorroS-Arrivsd since the 25th inst, 81 bses Total
pt a he week ~ 3d. cleared since The 2ith instant
1870 bales TOTAL exports f The ~ $40 bales Stock
in and spboari not cleared the 2sth instant
The sales past three days amo to 500
bales. ednesday 00n, Thur da 6So0 Friday
1900 and for the week # 81 500 bales taken ipa for
Great Britain and France with portion the Conns
Spa North With respect 20 prices we have sim to
MOTTO much ire uay, bur he VIII lie III rs:es ent
ye-ie day 10 indicate hur Their dec inc within he
pAst u &c DAYS Of kH cent in most quaht tie large
receipts advancing frvights decl ming xhangs the dif
cult IN obtanin veries and delay IN the pit Of the
. adyc now past due, al tending towards the
The e.eips this rOr since September Exclusive Of
the arva from Mobile, Florida and iexas) SO9,S27
hal gainst 5Oo,s96 btl to date Ia year.
lniTTG r. "a az ddiRs .sSSss
b"s 90 t' Oh hfo p-sVtt39 90 hldd - ON
LoF Mdn ny ..-..I AGLS
The New ORLEANS Pcss Of Tue dsv, Jan Isl. contains
long and perpcuou review Of the financial and monetary
transactions Of New Orleans the year just ed paris Of
VII On q general interest. From learn that tn i'm
ports TO- tie year slow aggregate Of ti0533 63 against
B. p rs ia 1854, deficiency Of 81 ass 1855. The
Por foreign and domestic for the pc od, asa
$50 l2i Sgnst s9s ass in 1854 decrease q
100000 This deheency, the Pieayune thinks, is easily
for by the low rivers Of and the
quen Withholding Of large amount Of cotton and Western
produce from thai market IRE import Of specie the
tom for the year OF sT00G0. The
tai Of specie last year s4S6Ss1s against "a
s94,l9l 'h- previous year.
The New Orr ans Banks al Represented in good
eondisi n; the ito X q the Citizens being tn
sought The Southern Bank has already declared for
JAnnary dividend Of per cent The total dividends OF al
TIE backs Tor the year tls4 Ga capital stock Of
ti8 - 400.
On the suhc Of the present crops the Payune rsmarks
At length As the results Of It's investigations sdeGres the
opinion hst the cotton crop viii fail short Of soOOoO
bales shat provisions and breA s;us abgn ant While
the sug rop has y allen OF. table given
comprising number Of Parishes in which the nass OF
The last crop fall below the preceding yield 40 per cent and
tbs difference likely be decreased by the
hon other Parishes. The entire crops in louisiana for ISIS
be set down At isTO hhds, sgsins, $4,000 in 1854
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08
Another Misfortune.

1t will be seen by the following letter that
Mr.. W. S. WHITEMAN has hardly got ready to
put his paper mill recently burnt, in operation
again, before he is visited by another misfor-
tune:
PAPER MILL Jan. 7, 1856.
Mr.. EDIToR: Last night about o'clock nv rag
house was discovered to be on fire.
The building new, and contained cousdera-
bly, upwards of one hundred thousand pounds of
rags
The whole will be a total loss with perhaps the
exception of few tons of badly burnt damaged
raas that worked all night and are stl working
trying to save.
All can say in regard to the FIRE is that it was
set fire beyond the possibility of doubt, and the
loss to me is not less than 1--WE thousand dollars
No insurance.
Ny mill is some forty yards from the rag house,
consequently the mill is not touched, and will
only be detained day or two longer in starting,
which we intended TO do this week, and if no more
fires, we will certainly be making paper next week,
and still have an ample sock Of rags on hand and
hope to be able 70 6 ali orders after next week
with hopes of better luck. Yours,
" G
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

LAST Nom OF TIE ADELPm THEATRE
Manager Greene closes one Of hi most sue
cessful seasons by rendering the use of the
Theatre, on to morrow night, for a compIi
mentary benef; TO two Of the most valuable and
meritorious gentlemen in his corPs-;he indie
fatgabe stage manager, NJ. Gricrson, and the
ever pleasant add agreeable Treasurer, Mr..
Huntley. We sincerely trust whatever the
weati er may be that full house may gladden.
the hearts and I'll the purses Of the deserv-
ing benefciares. A feature in the entertain
ment will be the debut Of one of oar towns.
women is the character Of WIDOW Cherry.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

SHARPE's RIFLES The following account of
SLarpss rides from the Missouri Democrat, will be
read ~ith interest At the present moment:
This recently invented weapon, if IL Possesses
one hall Of the POWER and capacity claimed fOr il
by its proprietor is destined soon 10 sGprrscde ey.
erv other weapon for wariike purposes row Ia ex
istence IL is the most eiicacous and terrible ere
arm in existence he small carbine used by
the United States mounted men throws ball with
deadly accuracy one-q quarter OF a mile, and can be
fired ten times per minute. Il is not complicated
in structure il easiy cleaned aud suffers 40 injury
frOm vet weather. Mr. Sharpe is nov preparing
models for four new species of his weapon, name.
": A sm al pocket pistol calculated to throw q
Minnie ball one hundred yards: cavalry pistol
with a range Of i've hundred yards; rife suitable
for iootmeu, with a range OF one mile, and large
qua % throw 4 twu-ouuce ball or small shell one
mile and half or a. tar man or horse can be
seen 20 advantage With ihs latter weapon No.
s. declares he can set ON fire house q ship 10
distance OF nearly miles, aud prevent the use
Of field artillery, by killing the horses before the
guns are brought Nithin good range.
"This rifle in the hands OF a good marksman, l.
eqlsl 10 ten muskets bayouets sud all, for place
man sA rods distant with a musket and bayOnet,
and before he can bring the bayonet into use, the
rife can be loaded and discharged ten times hey
carry balls with great precision aud force. Mr.
Sharpe intends these rifles 10 become national
weapon, and should Congress, by using a little
berality purchase the patent the country would be
possessed Of means OF warfare unt quzled la the
world"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

EA4GS~ CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING BLooD.-see the
N.Y. certificate Of Mr. Turner H. Ramsey, for
years proprietor Of the Farmers HOTEL Fredericks
burg, Va, and late of the City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. John Mnge, Of the city of Richmond though regular
physician and Of opposed what he called quack
medicines obliged that its good effects in the
of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful indeed.
He had been given up several physicians had tried
most Of the quack medicines and the verge Of des
pair we'll the grave when he tried Carters Spanish
Mixture.
We refer the public his full and lengthy certificate around
the BOTTLE stating his cure.
advertisement.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08
W. S. WBITEMAN.
r1cchnnir,s In.tifu,c.

The attendance at the regular meeting Of tie
Institute last Saturday night being very thin,
the election of officers was postponed, aud the
meeting adjourned to next Saturday night, the
18th inst. A full and punctual attendance Of
members is solicited at that time. Should not
the interest the mechanics Of the city have in
this important enterprise prompt them to lend
their aid TO ensure its success, by the selection
Of proper officers TO manage its atfa'sl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

Mr. WIN. STswAR the wei known iron founder,
has been missing Cor several days. On Friday last,
he left his residence in this vicinity, and TO
the city in the morning before day with view to
getting TO work early. II seems that he went to
his shop and kindled up fire in his furnace, and
subsequently, went out, shutting the front door az
ter him, and leaving the key in lock on the inside.
No traces Of him have been ionnd since, and as no
cause for bis leaving the city clandestiney is beev
ed TO exist, it is feared he has been ioully dealt
with He is very worthy mechanic, and has
numerous friends who are anxious TO learn what
has become Of hin.
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NASHVILLE PATRIOT.
AMERICAN TICKET For COUNTY OFFICES.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1865.

FARM FOR SALE.-G. Terry, Esq, com
missioner. will sell on the 2lst inst, valu-
able farm near Elkton, Ky. Having cor
rected an error as to the number of acres
cleared, we again call attention to the ad-
vertisement
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River and steamboat News.

There wa another slight fall Of snow Sun
day night, aud yesterday was a cloudy and most
disagreeabe day. The river continues to rise
slowly with water enough for any steamer in
the trade.
The CityoC HuHtrUe, Aida and Hartspi1c
got of yesterday.
The j. G.. cline is the next Memphis packet.
She leaves tomorrow.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

Too BAD.-The Sleamersnews was in town
yesterday before two o'clock in private hands,
but we had to put the first edition of the
Patriot to press last night before receiving
our Geographic dispatches. This making she
press stand aside until others are served, when
news of So much public importance is on the
wires, is not exactly fair. We hope it will not
occur again.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

AoQUITTED.-Abner Tate, an old citizen Of
this county, has been on trial since Monday
last, charged with committing two murders,
one in 1913, and the other in 1915. The men
he was charged with numbering were named
Chas. b. Sawyer ard J. X. Rice,-Danl Ii.
Bingham, prosecutor. The trial was had be-
fore Justice J. b. Strother, NJ. X. Taylor and
Z p. Davis. Some twenty-five or thirty Wit.
nesses have been examined, aud some Of them
at great length.
Counsel for the State, d. G. Humphries and
r. NJ. Vanny; For ,he defence, Walker Ca
baniss d. Brickell, Robinson 81 Joaes, aud Mich
Davis, Jr.
The trial closed yesterday, and the verdict
''not guilty" was announoed.-Huntsriiis (ALD
Independent.