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Stopping Southampt0n both going and returning,
offer passengers proceeding London and Havre
Oker for the economy of time and
Passage from New YORK TO Southampton end Bremen, First
CABIN Saloon, l30 dollars First Cabin, Lower Saloon O
dollars; Second do. 90 dollars. q, II. el e. t...
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post Of
fee. . =
No bills fladine will be signed parcels received the
day OF sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is Sitsehed to each asip.
For lrsght passage apply
C.. H. SAND, III SouLh William street, New York.
C, A. HEINEKEN eco. Bremen,
CRoSkEY dz CO., So champion. a-..f
WM. i~ktIN. Hayrs. janS3-Iy
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MOUNT OLtNEI CEmEIEkA-
THE Directors Of this Company announce to the q
L Fnblc, that this Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able avenues and walks, and portion of the ground
subdSiied into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The nap Of the grounds can be the office of
Lindsey Crockett where the public are invited to call
and examine the sage.
The Company feel confident they coul not hlve made
more suitable location for Cemetery IN the vicinity Of
Nashville, and pledge themselves 10 the public to spare
money or pains to make it equal to any Cemetery in the
Union, and such Nashville may feel some pride in.
The Cemetery is in charge OF competent Super
ntenden yng on the ground, under whose direction in
termenis viii be made IN the best and at the
usual charges.
The Directors of the Company are desrous that the
grounds should be visited By the citizens OF Nashville and
that purpose Omnibus win leave the Office of Lnds
ley Crockett at O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon. the
sh inst and 90 every Friday afternoon thereafter the
same hour Tie s-ats will Re free
Ladies and Families desirous of visiting The grounds
will be called for al their residences by sending their
cards to the President OF the COMPANY
A. V. 5 LINDSLEY, Pres't
C. W. Nance, Sec'v. iv6-.f
wheat AND CORN.I
THE subscriber will pay the highest market price good
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

NASHVILLE, September, 1855 (
TNHE Draymen Of Nashville having discontinued re-
ceving goods at the Depot Consgnees will hereafter
be notified Ofthe arrival of their gods and furnished with
bill of freight due on same ANY presenting the no
Gce and paying the bill will be recognized as the auho-
riEed agent of the Consgnee The responsibility of the
road terminates with the delivery Of the goods aud claims
for deficiencies and damages will not be allowed after de-
livery unless by consent Ii being the duty of the agent
to have in his possession evidences of delivery cOnsgnees
their agents will be required to receipt for ALL articles
delivered. Notices for all consgnees whose place of
business residence is known will be sent To he
Post Office CHAS W. ANDERSON Asant
N B-The object of the sb We noties il not 70 give
Consgness any unnecessary troube compel draymen
to assume responsibilities tast DO not legitmateIy belong
their business bat simply define the position of the
road leaving merchants and drsymen to make their own
arrangements, [septls-tfl c.
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STEAMERS
Ew YORK, BREMEN * SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL srrAMERsL

THE ships comprising this line are WASH E~Eh.
4 INGTOS- Capt. e. Cavsndy; HER c<S<5S&5s
MANN, Capt Edward Higgins. These stea- t<ss.
mers stop at Southampton both going and returning.
PROPOSED pkTRs on aafITHa-lS56
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County and State Rights for Sale. The only
BenzOle Machine that will give a good light.

THE entire apparatus is simple occupies bat little room
L requires little no attention-except winding up,
siCcilar to a clock.
The @rp iss is third less than ordinary Coal Gas
and makes the most handsome and cheapest light in ths
world 1t be in practical operation Hsnder-
son d Bros, Deaderiek street.
pied immediately they having made contract for the
furnishing Of Davidson county, and solicit orders.
Information concerning State and County rights be
had by applying to WIN WARNE,
ang 81 Cherry Street Nashille
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TNHE undersigned, while they tender their thanks TO
their friends in the city and country tor thS liberal
patronage extended to them for several years past sn
nounce that they have sold their entire stock OF Books
&C One Of the firm having formed new business assO-
ciaton IN Knoxville Tenn, will remove thiIher with the
sIock. We are anxious to make final and complete
setuement OF our old business and with that view. re
speculy urge all those indebted to to call at No A,
street. aud pay up their accounts without delay
Inc DOCKS and accounts will be found at the old stand for
settlement. TOON NELSON A CO
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Nashville Sewing Machine Company
fSOS. al I.2
= = n . n H1HN x NttTAL1
NASHVILLE, EENNESSEE

THESE Machines now very Justly considered to be the
best uso, having the advantage Of ali ohers IN tha
simplicity Of the- nstrucon he speed besuy OF their
work, and the great strength Of their seam Unlike anV
others In they form with continuous threads
from ordinary spOOs Of cotton, silk knot
at every stitch which prevents the work from ripping une
any Circumstance whatever
The s and highest premiums have been 70 thes
Machines at all the leading Fairs throughout this Country
and Europe and the reOces the more ub
sana reward ofthe largest patronage bestowed npon
any Sewing Machine In Europe or America.
They of the highest finish, and 0f eVsTy variety Of za
and syle and adapted to all the the sewing com
munity.
They all secured exclusively the propretors y lat
ters patent and free from al legal controversy Great
paiDshas been taken to adapt these Machines to Plantation
sewing and they simple, durable and easily run
and tended by any person. that they entirely beyond
competition for tns work for the Of beavv
or light bags for Corn Wheat machinery has ever
been invented TO themany aer one hours
practice make from 400 to go sacks per day en- one
machine These machines alsO equally adapted s
she manu- iure O all kinds OF clothing or hne a.
veil general sewing, quitting stitching, e These ma
hines arranged 10 make the stitch any length de-
red and TO with any and every In aay s1r-
meB and the durability, regularity and beauy 6nish
cannot be equEed BY WORT accomplished by most
skiIiful hands.
We all times keep hand a uIl assortment of
hese machines and most respectfully invite public ge
eraiy call and them In use, give the a carslI
examination and be satisfied that the half vet been
told. dec91-ff
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT.
TIE siIIiSCRIRERs

IIAVE just opened Q very handsome assortment Of
l. Furnishing Goods, comprising . great variety OF
Gloves, Suspenders, Neck Ties Black and Fancy Socks
Linen Cambria Handkerchels, Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose, Gents Shawls and Muflers &c, &C, all OF
which will be sold at fair prices
septlO-H CLIFTON ABBOPF
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TO MIL OWNERS, MILL-w RIG hIs, IRON
Founders, and the Public Generally of
Nashville, and the Surrounding
District.

HAVE commenced the business Of Pattern Nakfs1
l and am prepared TO make patterns Of Cog WbeaI7
Water Wheels, Puleys and all kinds Of fxinrs Dr nh
Caring, To Farmers and others in the enuntry xoaI9
say, that an prepared to make Thrsshing Nashrss
Fan Mills horse powers Tex those that are e1t of ors
the most reasonable terms and hope by nv constant
and anremitting attention 10 business / will recelve
share Of public patronage Place Of business Washington
street. Seutb Of the Blind Asylum between the MurfTess
boro and Lebanon taFnpike5 and be found bY en-
quring at Mr.. Sades Grocery the Lebanon tuFnpka
sep28-Am HENRY W0LFENDEN
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Harvav In Nashville.

TINE eminent HARvEH, 50 well known to eveFy gen
temaD in Philadelphia the most successful CuItsr
Of garments is now establishment No Is Cedar
street and Is prepared take and tn exhibit -
fine an assortment of Cloths Cassmsgs and Yestnzs ss
we're ever displayed in Nashville. Our stock OF Ready
Made Clothing both gentlemen and yoaths is now full
and our Furnishing Department contains every article
Comprised under that bead.
OcII4-n CLIFTON ABBOTT
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nOYSI CEOTIITNG

WYE have just received extensive assortment Of
w Boys ClOhmg Of various 81 ylss and prices which
respectfully invite frs1ds and The public gen
orally to call and examine We also clnstautv rs
wing gentensn's Over Goats Dress and Frock Coaa
and Vests of every description Our stock Of Furnishing
Goods is complete al! Of which ia addition 70 heavT
arrival Of Cloths CaSsmere and Yesngs in the piece We
faitero rseves will offer Inducements rarely presented
To the citizens of Nashville.
septlG CLIFTON ApROTT
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A SHALL FARM FOR SALE sASII-

HAVE Tor sale about 70 acres Ct Land, sIS milss
from the eIy, 10 good neghbOThood OuethiTe eiear
ed and hs bsanee heavily hmbersd. The entire Traets
spendldiy set IN Blue Grass will divide II into two or
iour parcels the entire Tract be disposed Of or the
whole to one purchaser, on liberal tsrms
There four beautiful Building Sites guseeufihla f
Deing made ss handsome any place about Nashville
tOr further particulars call and see me at No. CoIlo9,
street and VIII oder splendid bargain.
oely-t j. @ FITE
AnfOkEED mALTA JACAS
Oh sale at my Plantation in Williamson r-1.ntv IA.
IL cash or on time, FIVE BLACK JACKS three YEA,
oe imported from the Island Of Malta, of pure blood
Jyo7oHlo&tw JAMES n WILSON
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THURST0N & BERNARD have removed to No. Is
Il Public Square, next door tn Clh0Un's, where they
will be happy to show their customers frat stock OF
Dry Goods consisting of Black Brown, and Blue Broad
Cloths Black and Fancy Cassimsres Vestirgs, Gloves
Hosiery CrGvsts Handkerchief &C., sc.
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Valuable LAND NEAK NASHVIIIE
FOEs

Valuable LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
fOE SALE
AN authorised to sell and make complete titles 10 In,
l. Tract Of Land upon which the late N p Walker ne.
Sded and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop Is su
ated and the slaves and stock the place Tie pacp
IS situated on the Gaatin turnpike ntersecsed by
ne Nashville and Louisville Railroad Is near enough b.
TO make convenient e0uutry residence tor
persons doing business the city has as 6ne spring as
heies IN the State aud is susceptible OF divisions INTO
several Cts each OF which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike railroBd am au
noTstd 10 sell ihe entire Tract in BODY or IN psrceis
and on such credit as may deem expedenL shall be
on the place during the st and second weeks OF Novem
Ger next and Will receive proposals for The purchase Al
Vate sale oi all or any OF the above named Teal and per-
soma property In the mean time any person desiring to
examine the property do By calling on Mrs Acnes
walker on The place, and proposals 10 purchase can b
made 70 her or John Taylor Mathew Allen on the place
or addressed to me at Trenton, GibsoA county Tenn
sept24-tf SAMUEL WILLIAMS Tr,s,s.
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b f. l. l. III O U S e..
LAMAR HOUSE,
Formerly Coleman House.J
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
s. d s. LANIER ppop1,v-o,s

Mr.. STERLaSe LASIKs, ats Ofths Lauer HOuse Macos
"a and SAMPSON LANIER, late Of Tuskegre, Ala, VITA De
happy to all friends and the Lamar ous
where they have ample aecommsdaion for $50 persons
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TO COUNTRY MFRCUANTs

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
OUk stock OF Gentemen's Ready Made Clothing for tba
- Fa and Winter trade Is complete embrcipa every
variety OF style and fabric TO be found Eastern MarkeI
our business being strictly and exclusively confined TO h
Manufacture and sale Of Clothing enable US 20 oder at
than any other house IN the city, and shou
alone pc sueient guarantee TO ali purchase Ready
Ado Conng and they can supply themselves wIh much
larger Varey Of styles and sizes at r
Oy making their purchases direct from Manusctursrs
aug2O, '56-u X. IL, BROCKVVAVs = ~,
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NOTICE.
- A-w q -

NoTKN5ER. u, 1856 (
Os after Monday the 18th Instant this Bank win
" be opened al och eE "A, d and closed AZ g. p ~
OvR-lm ORTERFILD, Oashie-.
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NEW ARRIVAL or BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &c.
FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE, AT
e.. B. Halls.
NO. Is, PUBLI0 SQUARE.
CONSISTING q In part as follows, viz:
- superAne Eng. Kid slippers;
" g White Kid and Satin slippers;
Black Satin Slippers;
Kid Booiees, thu and thick solcs;
Black Lasting Slippers and Buskins;
L.asrg Congress Caters with & without heels;
Caters, side and front lace
Goat sewed and pegged Bootees;
Fine Kid Bootess and Slippers;
a." g Black Lasting Caters
Chilaren'' ,,.n5 Coo, .oo,... tho, ~, ,,. ....
- ANGLE Tics;
Servants Calf and Goa Boolees, large assortment
Gents fine Calf Single and Double Sole Boots;
I" 50 - Oxford Ties;
q" g Monterey Ties,
I" Patent Leather Shoes;
Boys fine Gale Boots, &c. DC.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
splendid assortment of Iron Frame Sole Leather TTaV
elng Trunks Vases, Bonnet Trunks Velvet and Brus-
sells Carpet Bags Oil Cloth Travelling Bags, &C., &c, all OF
which offered low prices for Small profits and
quick sales is the motto. Give call.
sepI7-tf e. HALL, I5 Public Square.
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CITY EXPRESS Pa CKA GES
DARCELs and Baggage delivered to any part the city
4 with despatch and safety.
Feeling that such enterprise very much needed,
inc red heavy 10 get quick
conveyance and hope BY prompt stenton 10
the patronage of the business of the city.
Mr. A l.. WestbrOOk, late messenger Of Adams Express
Company charge Wagon and and de-
liver Packages ct point in the city and suburbs Charges
very moderate.
ONCE Ne. 50 Cherry street, up stairs, WR T. Boyd's
l. nov
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
For December, 1866,
r. FRANCE CO.. Man

To be drawn SATURDAY, December goth in Baltimore Nd.
Prizes amounting sl32 600 will be distributed accord
ing to the following splendid Scheme:
sfH ssa 0eo0 Numbersl-l goo Prixes
Prizes payable in full without deduction. ,ic
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GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
~ ENT's Fine Calf Pump Sole Boots
" Gents Fine Calf stitched
ss Double Sole %
g 4" Water proof
Z" " Congress Gaiters
:" :" Z" double soe
" Oxford Ties, 80
These goods from Of the best manufactures in
Philadelphia. Call al No. 20 Public Square.
nov5 SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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LADIES' SHOES.
GNYDER & FRIZZELL opening to-day some choice
- wear for the Ladies, consisting of:
Ladies' Thick Sole Lasting Caters
French Leather Caters; something new
half
Kid
Congress Kid
Thin Lasting half a
These goods very handsome. Call lat
SNYDER q FRIZZELL
nOY5 % Public Square.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12
Birds Flat Correspondence.
BIRD's FIAT, Jan. 9Th, '56.

BIRD S FLAT, JAIL OIii, oo'
Friend Mitchell: The division of this coun-
tv seems to be the question which agltates
tbe minds of considerable portion of the
citizens of Placer at present. But Judging
from the meeting held at Iowa Hill on Sat
urday evening last, there is not as much en-
thusiiasm for the cause as the Neaos would TRY
to make the people of the county believe
A convention of delegates will meet at WIS
consin Hill tomorrow. The proceedings OF
the convention will have some effect either
for or against the proposed division.
The Perseverance Company OF this place
gave a grand Ball and supper on New Years
evening, which was free to all. There were
as MANY as thirty five ladies present, and
everything went off in a satisfactory manner
The supper was served up in style thai
would compare favorably with any ever given
in the mountains. The Perseverance boys
are doing well, and many other claims or
this flat are paying better than they were
doing last year although the water is scarce
here at present on account OF the colo
weather.
Known Nothingism is on the decline II
these parts. Their council chambers are de
serted. and their secret meetings are OF th'
past Numbers of them say they have vote'
the last ticket of that stripe; and when th'
canvass commences for the Presidency they
will be found battling for the cause of De
mocracy.
The Senatorial question is likely to be the
rock on which the X. Ms will split. Who
from their thousand and one candidates vii
they choose? Yours truly, ,n,o
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12
Introductory.


Having purchased an interest IN the Pfa-
Ger Herald printing Office, | shall hereafter
be connected with the paper as its
editor. 1t is the first time have ever un-
dertaken such a responsibility; for which
reason, hope the public will temper justice
with mercy" in their criticisms until, at least,
have fairly broken the editorial shell and
can chirp like one of the "old 'uns." In
nearly three years practice at my profession
in this vicinity, am not aware Of having
made a confirmed personal enemy in the
county of Placer, nor do my friends expect
of me more than justice. therefore can
safely say that Il have no enemies to punish,
no friends to reward" and in my editorials
n will nothing extenuate or aught set down
in malice" My labors, in this department.
shall be directed, under my best Judgment,
to the solid advancement Of the public good,
within the Hnalds sphere of circulation.
No change will take place in the politics
of the paper; on the contrary, hope to be
worthy Of honorable mention as one Of the
corps editorial who have done their country
some service. But no more Of this.
Correspondents will find me attentive to
their favors; and l hope by experience to be
able to Gull the news of the day, to the com
parative satisfaction of the general reader
/ think it in bad taste to promise too much
in this my prologue and, therefore, gentle
reader having made my way to the foot
lights, and executed my clumsy bow to the
good public, permit me to sink back in the
editorial chair, and allow the individual / to
become the royal sec
JAMES ANDERSON.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12

LANGToN's ExrREss.-We publish to-day
notice of the establishment in Auburn OF
"Langton's Pioneer Express" This is one
OF the Oldest Expresses in the State of Cali
fornia, but its operations have heretofore
been confined to the upper portion Of the
State, in the region of country east of Marys'
vile. They have recently made Sacramento
the headquarters of the company, and ex
tended their lines throughout the State. Oul
townsman, f. NJ. Hall, is the agent here, {
gentleman whose business habits and cour
teous bearing will secure to it portion o
the public patronage.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12
Fashion Saloon,
w. OS BURN. PRop RIEToR,

Auburn, CAL,
On Commercial Street 4th door from MAN, "
ParkinsOn's ne,o brick building.
'NHE above saloon is now opon for the acSJL aeSy
L mediation of the public, who are respec..'u.hss .hs
invited to call. The BAR is supplied WIN wv
best of LIQUORS and CIGARS
RESTA URANT. AN.
Connected with She above Saloon will be q a;. coT
venient Restaurant, where persons can be supp a
ed with meals at all hours. G8cChoice gar,, NM
the eeason always on hand Auburn, an'' ~
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12

BIG LUMPs-EvERYBopY LIKES THEM
Col. Langdon took out of his claim on Hum
bug Flat, near Auburn, on Monday morning
last, three humps, the aggregate value of
which is one hundred and thirty dollars.
The Colonel says there's more of em there
abouts.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12

EF On our outside will be found inter
esting articles upon the "Union''-"Govcrn
or Foote" and Aboltionism =
"American Marbles - "Calitornia' The
Statute in relation to Limitation of Actions
-"Supposed causes Of the Open Polar Sea-
-"Equality of the States" and other matter
worthy Of perusal.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12

Dsay" Robt. E. Armstrong, Captain in the
Nicaragua army, and recently n Deputy
Sheriff of this county, died at the city OF
Granada, Immediately before the sailing OF
the last Nicaragua steamer, Uncle Sam; so
says the alta. The recent fatality among
the officers of Walkers army, has given rise
to the suspicion that the natives are using
poison. 1t is horrible to think of.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12

OPPosITIoN STAGE LINE.-H. Harris q
Co., commenced running on Thursday last
their Stage line to Sacramento. We are in
formed the Stages of this company will leave
Auburn on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
of each week, until due notice is given of a
change Of time.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12
NOTICE.

The undersigned having disposed of one-thrd
interest in the printing material and "good-will''
Of the Placer Herald office to JAMES ANDERSON,
the publication of the paper will hereafter be con-
siaued by Mitchell x Anderson.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12
Democratic State Central Committee

The Democratic State Central Committee
is called to meet in the city of Sacramento,
on Monday, the 2lst of January, 1856.
The member of the committee from this
county is Joseph Walkup Esq.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12
Practice and Preaching.

Reform is cry very easily raised, and
upon which orators in a political canvass de-
claim most loudly, and which receives, as it
should do, ready and hearty response from
the people. We live in an age of progress,
and the tendency of times is, to support that
which is believed to be a step in advance.
But every change is not necessarily an i'm
provement; and the question now to be
stated is, whether the dominancy Of the
Known othing party is to the interests of
the people of the State Of California, and the
well being of the State, or mere change of
offices, the effect of which is, to make Con
fusion worse confounded."
They have supplicated the people to come
over to them, and be soved, and (as we be-
lieve) majority of the voters in this COM
monweath, relying upon their promises, have
cast their votes in favor of that party. For
ourselves, we are satisfied that 'none but
Americans shall rule over u.s." but we want
them to be Americans in spirit and honesty
bound by the strong ties of intelligent pa
triotism, faithful to the mission of republic
anism, and the age in which we live. This
is what the people Of California will exact
form the party that has this week taken upon
itself the reins of government, and no man
connected with them can expect to escape
the scrutiny Of an active, intelligent constit-
uency.
In order to obtain this ascendancy, they
have waged war upon the foreign born citi-
zens as a class. 1t is certain that these, feel
ing keenly the assault made upon them, will
loose no opportunity to strike back.
The public is slow in arriving at conclu-
sions, but in the end always correct, and the
judgment overwhelming. In California this
criticism extends not only to ministerial, en-
ecutive and legislative departments, but to
the bench. The astuteness of this public es-
pionage is yearly increasing and its ramiti-
cations extend through State and county af-
fairs, enforcing the most accurate accounta-
bility. This state of facts is as we'll known
to the incumbents as to us and being thus
forewarned they are forearmed.
We will hope for the best, and in all things
endeavor to "render unto Caesar the things
which are Caesars"
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12

RESTAURANT. - "Billy Osburn," OF the
Fashion Saloon, opened his restaurant on
Thursday evening last. The public will find
the Fashion cozv place