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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

-Tns Roekester Uss0H OF beps ID se7s
Ne bsy. privses dispstch susn uaeasa Sss o. :" W
= b mrs. ids sesreoa, snnnmss;ns hs' DIT =, p "
.sa.e.1 % amp from Whites rsssrse Cru 81 10
j asv,. /. drowned ". have particulars ~ U~'~
NJ, N, taI,sn q victim his s1pehnsauis $40
-. ao.h,I... r,skips We are tod that The - ~ y.
M. 10 p 8 OConrss and TIA, ts resnec ~ vos Nv"
thseny m
ny John B. Yorng, wen.knos "'t-
: ,,eh Who. in .e57, founded the y, Z. Z .lisoIs
wang s. IsxA .ow 9tGMy 4 Co So'ss, de-
LIST Sunday.
M. pub~S, TIE sssba As1isos q N'insis ns' "a
,ou,,ed .bss there ID % defaicssses - fssd IN The
trsary sessunt., ani has thu sssesd ths'ss DE
.,,,r .di,gs who were making as of Mr.. kilsrs
resignation to thro~ doubt upon his eaeisi ctarso~r
TN yyask.ngtsn States lcsrss "froo.ths most 'si-
able sorsce, tina: the family Of h. Pssstos, 10 K-n-
!, tueky are daily expecting his Sstsn IRON sPar HIS
Il sr7L Is regarded as certain within The neI! mosts.
in which event, ~ ou informant tells a. his d'm'sei"
Il interests win not allow his return 70 hsdrd.'
\ COL Henry d. Huyeuis v esdss TOT mm'd'ss.
h pusas.Eiea, "Csspisys eSsss's = shssssi" II
y A&v0S<& 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

Mr.. CocnRAyH rose on his sest and attempted to
sneak in denuncaton Of the rutiisny and nurderous
assault.
At this instant several Of the Wood men made
rush for Mr. Cochrane and were confronted by Capt
Isaiah Rynders. Hot words passed between Rynders
and Sheehan and Rae, and two OF three blows were
struck in the crowd, but without effect.
MIR. Woop made toward she combatsnts, when
Jane. Csrrgan, leapipg over the benches, rushed
TO Mr. Wood, and, shaking his fist in his face, e1-
claimed Stop this fight Stop it at once, say OF
you shall suffer; for you began il"
Mr. Wood seized the coat Of either Rse or Sheehah'
and pulled him out Of the crowd calling on him to do
sist.
Atthis tine the widest excitement prevailed, several
us,ols were drawn, and one is said TO have been
pointed at Ryuders. Wood hsd evidently the strong
est party. go far as fighting was concerned
Mr. CocHRANE with few remarks. about the dis-
graceful scene moved adjournment til one CLOCK.
Nothing could be heard bu: Mr.. Suyker declared the
motion carried.
The largest portion of the Convention then Withdrew
but crowd pressed forward and was impossi Do 10
tell how many delegates remained in the hall
Peace was then restored, and
Mr.. Woop took the floor. he regretted that the
hs,monv Of this Convention had been msrred by an
attempt OF men 10 usurp the organization OF the De
ocrs.ic party. lie hoped that the Convention would
proceed in an orderly Legitimate, and legal uanos
70 the transaction OF the business for wh:h 1t was
assembled He could only regret ths: men were 20
indifferent 70 the integrity and honor OF the party as
20 voluntarily absep. themselves from the Conven'
ton. The Convention had proceeded to temporary
organization in the regular manner. At l. O'Clock
preci.ely by Syracuse time, the Convention was or
aspized by Mr.. Saith Of Monroe, whose sea' was no
contested, and who had night to move The oTganlA
ton. A Chairman was then duly chosen By the
majority by vote. That Chairman stu r'An
The char, ard is the regularly elected Chairman
~ ,be Democratic Convention now assembled. ine
procee6ioes had been conducted IN acc0rdasce WIN
The custom in all the Conventoos ever ssse noied II
The State of New-YoIk They oHose 'so Seo'e' '''D
ard the question wss put end cs<r'sa ~ DECISIVE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
PROSPECTUS.
Cantwell's Law Practice.

VyHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully imviiss sahscri.
hers 20 the publication oi his treatise upon The
P,aetict n LaW ia Me Courts II North caroiaa
10 hand their names by the Isl January aud be
lici- fW the work the patronage oI the Bar aud the
Pablic generally. The first vslume nearly ready
lof Inc press devoted exclusively 10 The consideration
of Legislative and Executive Posers Under The first
nan.ed title, The issng iItls aud chaplers u the Re-
si-ed Code, with the accompanying decisons, will be
found embraced. yn;
Couaiy Boundaries. County Revenue and Charges,
Court Houses. Prisons, ETC.; couuiy Trustee; Fsirs;
General Assembly; Inspections. I; Poor Registers
Rivers and Cneeks; Road- Ferries etc I,ois aud Lu.
naiirs; orlinaries and Retailers; Mills snL Mllers
PIisone,s; Weights aud Measures.
Under the second named title. Executive Powers. will
be fund the io1sing ehspiels and titles Of the Re-
,ised Code ,n;
Attprnrs general, etc; attorneys Of Law; Courts.
Colniy Al superior; Court supremr. Canadian and
RHl; Ajmsi-if,iatsi AneiioneersJ Clefks; csnsis-
tiles; Garanrr County Bautd trl~. cannty Trustee;
Deei- gu,e. and ,;rants; Fairs; Literary Fund. etc
faua,; Pilns; Proeessianer.; Rreiaers Revehur
Rivcr- s,d Gtsess; RoiJ.; Sheriff. Rlngersi stand
srd Keepers; Mie.ks.
The design u the w,fk u under these various iiilrs.
- present the student anil practitioner with inielli-
ssat and clanrciei view af the statute Law Of North
Caflna. applicable y eieh, together with al the dc.
eiiaa- ul the suWeme Court thereon " 10 The last
term. sud 10 accompany each chapter with The aPpn-
priiie Forms for proceeding.
!, i al.p proposed 10 aId. 10 ihe Appendir nun
her II Forms aud PrcceenIs 1sualy required IN Can-
veysnrne and Oiire Parice The whole beine intrbd.
Cd ga,ie 70 the practice 4 i.,w IL \. G. and man
uei 81 iie nse Of the student aud lawyer
The ok will re-sBl- 10 apg,esraare ard eseeniipn
Caniwelr. Iu-licei a1d vii be deiiyeed po-isse
prepaid ~ subsciher- Tor S. p.r copy, rash: paysts
on drisey. EDWARD CANfWELL,
Ksrigh. n e.
Oct ~. Ca
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
HILLSBOROUGH MILITARY
ACADEMY.

IN January i2lh, 1855. the Institution above named
~ viii be opened ct Hisborpueh, N. c., 10 bs con.
ducied in chief ty Capt q. G. Tsw, now Supernsend.
ent of the Stase Military Academy Al Columbia, Sou,h
csfclins, snd MI w. u. GsilIard, gypduate Of the
South Caroline Military Academy, and an instructor Of
approved experience The drill discipline and col,ise
Of siudies. will assimate ss nearly a. practicable 70
those The Virginia and South Carolina State Military
Institutions. The studies Of the first two years, or
preparatory course, will he Arithmetic A,gehrs, Eng
sh iramnar, History VI The limited States History af
England, Ancient History. Mythology. Geography.
Frercb and Ls,in The details u the advanced course
will he announced hereafter.
the Academic year will continue uninerfupteJly
from Jsnosty I2ih iothe fourth week in November.
The charge will 10 5000 per annnm, payable as fol.
lowsi $500 a. the commencement Of the Academic
wear; 500 on Nav lsi. aud 800 on Angi,a lsi for
which the Academy will pmvide instruction. text
hHks, stationery, quarters board fuel lights washing,
clolhina lexeei shirts, drawers, and soeksl and med
ical attendance.
No pupil will be admitted under I3 or over IS years
Of age, who cannot read and wnie with facility.
Pupils will he received day scholars for dill and
instruction at the rate Of $l05 per annun payable in
three equal insamenis II the dates above mentioned
Bu in this case they viii be provided with arms aud
aecouirements only and no responsibility will test upon
the Academy exeep, during the hours nj which such
pupils actually engaged drill At reriiation.
For further inlnrmaIion address the undersigned al
columhia e.. until January isi, after hal dale Al
Hillshorough, NC. C.. G.. TEW
Sept l5. -6m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
TuR KISS IN SCHOOL,.

The f,llowng incident in District School, deseri
"A hy Mr. William Pit Palmer, Of New York. in !
dlrrs. before The Literary Society" ia siockhrds
Massachusetts, his native home. viii take many who
lesd. are now sireaked with .ilssy hairs journ,
'aek 10 boyhood and early life.
A District School, not Ear sway
Mid Berkshire bills, one winter day.
Was humming with its wonted noise
Of,hree score mingled gifls and boys--
some few upon their tasks intent,
But more on fu,tise mischief hnt;
The while the Masters downward look
Was issien'd on 3 copy book
Rose sharp and clear rcusins ssAcK.
A twere battery of hiss
Let OF in one tremendous kiss!
What : thati" the startled Master cries,
That. thir." li,le imp replies.
waih William wilIth. Il you ples,he--
saw him kilh Thuih ,nnah Psathsi"
With lrown to make Statue lhnl.
The Master thundetd. a Hiiher. Will
Like wretch o'cnaken IN bis track.
With stolen ehaiiels on bis bsek.
Will hung hi. head IN fear and shsme.
And % that awful presence came
A great. green. hashiui simplelsn.
The bu,t Of al sooI.natuted fun
With smile Suppressed. md lirch upfaised.
The ihreat'nef lsltef'J-.rm smssej
That you, my biggest pupil. should
b. guilty Of az act 80 rule
Belor the whole set school 10 boot
What esil genius pui you % 81
'Tws :. herself. al" !" sOhbd The lad.
IL did % mean 10 Be 80 had
Bot when su.snnsh shook her eurls,
AMI WHISPERED wss 'frsid Of girls.
Aud Jurs nj kiss baby's doll
could n'l stand Il. sir. a all
but % and kissd her on The fo,.
Iknow-boo-hso- ought 70 not.
Bot, somehow, from her leoks-bco-Aos--
thought she kiad o wisha me toi"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12

IN CASKS Of LIVE for sale low for ca.h. Also
Nv COFFEE. s,usrs's SUGAR. and many other
ossssnshls articles.
iuns % st--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
REMEMBER THE SABBATH.

shall never forget that bright sutumnal
Sabb,th. BY our clock Il wanted bot few
minutes 10 the time for Sabbath scho Il, and
was waiting in the hall for ny sister An.
ME. "De harry. Annie" I called. Yes.
Charlie" and the nest minute shs esme run.
uing down che stairs, her s-,rt face rvsy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12

The success Of camphor as an antidote to
strychnine, in the two cases reported last
year. prompted to its trial in a recent case
reported at length in the Virginia Medica
Joa,naI. by DR.. Claiborne, Of Petersburg.
The sirychnine was taken with suicidal in.
tent, in dose OF two grains. and the patient
was not seen until tetannic and epileptic
spaslns Of intense violence had superyeneJ,
which continued for hours, until drachm ol
camphor had been administered in doses Of
10 10 grains every half hour. when they
ceased, and the patient recovered.
AieEandria Gaxefis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12

NICARAGUA CnTTnN.--W have been shown
a sample OF this cottan. which was raised by
ID. c. Gordon. E-q.. Of Wilcox county. IL has
. silky appearance, and the fibre is Of extraor-
dinary ieagth. We have been informed thai
Messrs. 1arleton & Whiting, Commission
Merchants IN Mobile, and in this city. have
examined il. and pronounced il worth il least
tseniy cents per pound. We are informed
that Mr. Gpriou imported the ser,l--that they
are quite small il slze-(he has none Of them
Tor sale)--that hand can pick as much Of
the cotton as Of any of the culnmon cottons,
and that twelve hundred pounds in the seed
will Weld Eve hundred pounds ol lint. The
sample Can be seen at our Office.
Montgomery Mail
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12

Com WATER TO cuRE ScALps.--I placed
Large tub full of cold water, with a plenty
Of i.e in il, by the side of large kettle full
III water, winch wa. boiling very last.
then rallied up my sleeves above nv elbows.
and thrust il into the kettle Of boiling water
up 20 ny elbows, then Immediately back in
To The tnb 1t ice water, letting il remain a
E " seconds, then inio the boiling water az ain.
repeating this process ten times IN . minute.
w,thouf injury or Inconvenience. not even
making nv arm lnek red. From this exPerI.
meni suggested the prnprirty of using cold
water baths immediately after being scalded.
I have practiced the above for ten years with
rniire success. told water is always handi-
er than hoi water. The sooner cold water
is applied alter scaldlng, the surer will be the
cure. oho Cuhiratu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
A. II. e. BROKEN,
&c CLIFF street, New York

Manufacturer OF
Glass ssringes. Homeopathic Viais. Gradu.
ated Measures. Nursing Bot
Ties. &c.
GLASS Ware for Chemists. Druggists, Performers,
=. Pholosraphers. &c. tireen GLASS Ware hy the
pseksge. A liberal discount made to the trade. Or
def- fom Country Druggists and Dealers soliciied.
Price Lists sent On application.
sept. I5 67-3m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
PRATT. OAKLEY CO..
fI.He Prmer. Bruce a Co.,

Publishers. BoOksciies and MGiioners.
No. 81 Murray Street. New York.
ID O.S Ia. oGst Al 10 paees ~ cash. aud lilessl
u tefns isf spp'asej rs.,lH. large sogk Of BANK
sni OEflgs STATIONERY, BLANK and AZ.
cnUNr BOOKS. Hsfeipi AID wsnasndum Books.
PAPER OF ALL. KiNns. Cati. Ciftular. Bit
Heads. &e. P,iadae ani l.ithsgaphng eSecnted 20
nfIrr. i,lst Mlscelsassus. an school liosks.
Pa \ Go, Palt.h Ballisas sstiss Il Gfsnmafs; /;
CepHo,s'. ssdes pn The scisares H,oksfs Phyeplo.
gis.. Bfs.kiesiys sanmaaes. ulney's Gecarsphy,
newly revised; seuhe,n Ciass Rrsdeis; Pslmess Book
kespsr; snd the "elsapr.i and be.le srellins Book
ever usei.
August IL. b7-6m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12

ExrLngNFSr ESSENTIAL To HgALTH.--in
the course Of nv literary Iabors found that
the mental exercise which accompanied them
was not little beneficial 20 my health. The
motives which excited me 10 write, and the
object which | hoped to accomplish, were Of
nature calculated to cheer the mind, and
to give the animal spirits salutary impulse.
am persuaded that, IL had suffered my
time 70 pass away with little or no employ
ment. ms health would be still more impair.
Ell. my spirits depressed, and perhaps nv
life considerably shortened. have, there.
fore, reason to deem II happiness, and a
source Of gratitude TO Divine Providence.
that was enabled, under my bodily weakness
and confinement. 10 turn my attention 10 the
subjects which have, for SO many years, AZ.
forded me abundant occupation. think it's
incumbent upon us, whatever may Be- our
priyatiuns, to cast our eyes around, and en-
dea,or to discover whether there src not
some means ye; left us Of doing good 10 our.
selves and TO others tlat our lights nav, in
some degree, shine in every situation, and
if possible. be extinguished only vita our
lives. The quantum Of good which. under
such circumstances. We do, ought not TO dis.
turb or affect us. II We perform whst We
are able 10 perform. how little soe,sr il NAV
be, Il IS enough il will be acceptable Ia
the sight Of Him Who knows how Ia estimate
exactly sll our actions by comparin. them
with our dispositions and a5.lity.
Linaky Mrrsy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
FOR SALE.
CARD.
70. ROBERTSON, pTNTIeT,

II AviNG located ~ Chapel Hill. respectfully ofIers
his professional services 20 the rzensof The town
and surrounding county. lie produce satisfactory
testimonials of he skill IN the profession.
H. eifice iss: Dr. Mootss. When requested, fsmi.
es gill ss waited % utlnr rfssiIsice. Chitgesfe Q.
ii,ouable.
Ds. n. will bein Iiiilshoroueh the fourth wesi
In each month s.o Sapesiot Cont weeks and offence
(wihau, sriss chssgs) if requested.
usf 10. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12

When ssited only at long intervals. they cal
tor much. producing bad consequences.
One great object with farmers 10 Wintering
stock should be to make as much manure al
possible, and save all that is made. For this
purpose, if not kept in stables, the cattle
should be confined to the yards. All the ma
nnre dropped in the snow path, when wander
ing after water, or running at random over
the fields. is nearly a loss. Domestic ami.
mals are ihe farmers apparatus BY means of
whlrh his hay, grain, straw. roots. &c.. are
manufactured iuto flesh. muscle. and bone.
as we'll as elaborated for manure with which
70 feed the growing crop. and keep the whule
farm in the best condition. They should
cl-m large share Of the time and attention
81 every farmer, for those wl'og such care
reap rich reward. Gsaesee Farmer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12
JoNESs KEROSENE LAMPS.

A NEW lot Of these improved lamps, which do not
20 out when exposed ,oa current 81 ar, and BY q
process Of radiation at least third Of the OIL
over the common lamps. Also, the common Kerosene
&c. TURRENTlNE & SON.
October 6. co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-01-12

II better 70 have clear conseisnss and
Be thiss,enes. than q have bad ons aud 10
6s,,ersd,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-29
First Class.

Agricultural MISUNDERSTANDING Fluid owners
rsk Of IeAaEc-Baskets,t twice class raies-Bat-
ting BliDCs- BuHLc ,BUUks-BUOts and shoes, Bread
Buffalo Eobos-bIard Tables double Grst-Class rates
brushes ana BTOOms, LroOn corn, preset Cam
phuIe, at owners RI or leakage-CmbOys acids and
other Chemicals, double INST Class Iates-G abnct
Ware knocked down and well boxed III class rates
--tards, Carpctng, cCrks, COZ ieCtOLGTy-CI airs,
box cd twice nTst class TatCs-CAuIs, boxed ana
strupPed-Cussla IL mats, Caps-CU ana Scy cs,
clocks aHG wyIghs-COPleT ana brass yCsscls-L en-
Johns owners risk Twice nrst Glars TatcsIIugn
b-lcs and DoXcs--Dfy Goods, III boxes bales and
truuks-tuIntuI up and boxed tW ice IN sIcass
rates-Furuiture knock cd WI ard " ell boxed hrst
class rates FuI n wagons, Ia peces-EcatheIs IUrs,
nEs IA druus-I ish n esi-GarCeh stecs glassware
window Elass-GTalcs, IL kcps-liats al Z cal hides
tary loUs,-HoEsrEOd goods, got tuTLiIureJ well
buAct-l.aIT, IN saCks-lnk, lnGlLo-IEGia huber
gOuds--lcatLeT QOuscy, Liquor IA giass-Lem E.,
suckea-l,ohg UssCs boNeu, tW ice met class
machinery, IoAvr--Aatucsses, twice Inst class
ta5aS-luululu aud iICtGTt tIaInes--Aats ana hug
Medicines, Musk tls-N arbI", wrought, at owner e
rl-k-AicasuIcs Tubs, Moss in sacks Musical In
strGmcLts, Mineral Water, IN E.ass-Nuts, ia bags
UNr.ciE IA At - anu Cans-OfHHgcs, sacked; on il
ua-= TAPER h4Isgs, not bo&cui Preserves Pick les
W LIaas Wuy,s TrN; PAN. Loaf eItT Is, Printing
Presses ,III.u Forts at owners risk Porter, Ale
u gi4---l attiu-s Ubd iiCtuIUs, " eli boXea-Rattan
LursI LVlstler-- tea Lovrs Tim y feet auu under
steam Euatr- oV,I Unity itct, one ana hail ursI
lass rates. Irtl tIte SuUtLs, Scales ard
-C.ie BcaLs, isl buNCo--SI,E In bOAeu, twice first
Cltss Iat'r-st"N'r, t- "Nbti'r IsA-S"ect Potatoes
sizing. .t,Er me, IIis 4tTlcIint--Stoye Plates
a. ~ cT = Ilsh Sewn Mac h.ueslrULks, Tin ware
buAo-II,cs ana ShILbbtry boxed, ~ Owhcr's risk
--Ite,s aC Sbi LbbefJs baIeo at UNUeI 5 ask,
tra Lali fret Class rutt 81 ILt--loAs, boxed
. tubIri..--h tItcl q not boxed Auruish--N agoAs
raluscu - not 4, zee TWICE Gfst class latcs-W ayUus
and Hobby IuIsrS, ,, ACu once - hail iTat class
l..t,s--N.a, WlLe. III boxes OF bsskct--Whips
Mai uDLv-. v heel baTr,N ~ UuuCn Nalc, Ma on
ic....- and boNs-N cocoH Ware. twice hist class
. N,.tl
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-29
Second Class.

Anthony Crude; Arpicf, Dried, Baking Powders,
Bed Juros, iags, lag6iL6, LciIs, Luu,s; birthstone,
il boxes or Kegs B.ruer's Boards, Buraps berries,
Cotton Waste, Cham Cotton, MOuleL ana Hcmpen;
Candles, Cucua, ClocolAtr; Lollee, GROUND, boxes
or barre Is. CUIlstHLs Lassa bags or boxes; China
Ware casks. CuTrcuIs dTico Cutlery Chair stun
ID rough, copper plates sheets, boiIs, PIGS wire rails
or roGs, Copper iOtums; Cheese IA boxes or casks;
Clover aud DtHss SeCu, CiocACry IL boxes and bar
rels. Congress AID LedioId v alcT boxes or bar
rolls py WsOus IA boxes barrels ucuosg Sheet
mg. shuuuE, licking and IeIIns IA original bales
buck. Drugs casks esT skins pressed; fla2 seed
Flax, boxed; FORKS Hay ana Manure, Ginger, Glue,
e.. Ia CORAL Groceries assorted quot UtheTN spcci-
TED ) Grass ana Clover seed llCes, dry, IN bales:
honey, Hoes, Hops, Herring, IL boXcs; hemp, Ire u ,
Hoop ana sheet. Leather Ia rolls Or buNes; Liquor IN
wood: IiqUoIitc; Leau, plc, bar sud sheet, MahUE-
any boards and plank, haI Die slabs, uuWruugLt at
owners RISK; Moss pressed Ia bales ALts ln barrels
81 casLs: Uakum. OcIo III; Paints IA boAes auc cam
Palm Leaf pressed Printers Ink Ia kegz or baircIs:
PAPER ia boxes - ste board Peaches dried Prutiug
paper. rtuuCs Ia casks, Topper, PAPER HuELgs ia
boxes. Ii,klCs ~ CASKS, IIp,s, Rubber Car Springs
loose. ltubber Packing and Hoe; lasIAs, strapped;
L < IN sacks; ythes, shrVels ~ a.es soap; spice
starch asdieiy saTdiLes Ia bOAts, sheep and uth
e. skns IN tales SL0t IA bags, Sugar IN bags scale
sAd scale leans boxed; Iobacco IN bales. Tobat co
CUT 10 boxes o. barrels; Iow, lea, l!pe yeucering
boxed Noua ga Ella PES, We, Willow kCeas IL bun
dies; Wrapping Paper; Yarn pressed AuG baiIsd zine
IN rolls AID sheets
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-29
Just Received al Chas. RobrrlSOn'S
Candy Mandatory,
No. II Market attract

Opposite Norris siratIon'saew wateLouse }
4 LAkGE lot OF fresLSicil, orange Lemons.
IL lLIsiAs ,tigs ,CuTrantE ,fruHtb ,GC.
Also "a nAe new lot OF all tho different kinds ,t
NCts.
\ uucrreshtot o Baltimore cove Oystcrstn cane
tlei. - Observation-Disclosures
kErrh salmon lobster Sardtnes Gc
sliNcktts reserve ,FreELrsaUheh guCStraN berry
ga cans.
Broadly Peaches Cherries ,6e. / q bottles
Alec anew supply OF lOysand Fancy Articles
PSI manufacture a lmy Caudl 4 here a nd war
ran ttIcu' good and sell az eheAp any aogsc 10
Nashville.
uaNvtur sale ate y silver Fiatct New YORK Ale
i~nHE CHAS ROBERTSON
t''ls-i' u NaTkst-lrret-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-29
Farm for Sale.

I An ourrius tor sale, pFigsteIy, that valcable
1 Tract cd Lana AuU~U as the HAYS Tract. situatet
The NASH vIi, Ciiatta nooFa Railroad about Q
miles trvm tLu city- Tue improvements are of the
hrst dcsCr tvut uststmg OF nut bstsk Hsuse with
AL uthsf p,vssary oat houses. iHerv h ahuut 90
acrcs cleared isHa, balance heavily unibcfeG. The
place ~ also Nel wstrred. Take u altogether, Il Is
one OF tAs most dcsi able places iu tie lni,y
Nashville, n sold by The nTsi 90 AugrFnhtF li
Sili DO Tor rent the eusning year. fur particular
call on r. Il. Glass UCk A 60. or NANCE 4 We on
scpi4-u JAS. V. HAYS.
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I AN prepared % . ton TN Roofs % best En gisi
Il Roofing in "a tas taost spnFoy ulzaLrF aua
short notice IN the CITY OF CouHtry.
frices a. los az szn he doRe the state. ksiri
T. arrnieeis And principal oailasTs 81 NHshNiils,
AuEib-u J. " VII 0S
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Dissolution Of Coparlnership.

II HE undorsiguca have this day dissolved by mu
l. tual consent the copaTtuersAIp heretofore con
Quoted under ttcnTm Of WILLIAMSON a CHEATHAM
Alexander Williamson having sod out his eutre iu-
terest Ia said concern TO John l.. CheatLam.
Nashville, July 9th, 1889.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON
ARCHER CHEAIIiAM
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Pure Bourbon whisky.

WE have % hand 20 hSls. at PURE BOURBON
w WHISKY, warranted 90 be faoE years oid ,sna
the nnrst IA The state ~hich aHziass - aeil
We SOGid De glad II thsss wanting : perfectly psFs
rtlels wOald give as = e4il.
cAIkTER, w1IsFoBD 4 Co.
snsl-l ~. EzE4et street, s
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G A IL ID.

TINE subscriber informs bis friends and the public
Il generally that be has tins day sold his entire
nlerest IN the concern OF WILLIAMSON a CHEAT
HAM a. JOHN l. CHEAlHAM. IN Withdrawing from
the business he would ectfully tender his warm
est th4uhs 10 all his numerous friends " no have
no, rally extended their patronage - The old con-
ccru, ana suCts from them continuance of the same
10 Succ sssoTs-gen tienlen IA every respect eni-
ueC 10 the hig hest hteucc. Nashville July d. 1859
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON.