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ITALIAN AFFAIRS = GARBALD1's Moys.
xEsrs.-Garibaldi has issued a circular and
sent it to all the free States of Iialy, aunoun.
cling that his army was ready at any mompu,
70 continue the wa for Italian Independence.
he exhorts the ltaliana to keep armed. to
freedom under King Victor Emanuel.
Advlces from Rome represent that gre.
dissatisfaction prevails among the peopleQ,
the Papai States, aud that the presence u
French soldiers alone prevents serious out.
breaks among them.
Advices ffom forin announce the arrival Of
Count Reject ~ and his reception by King
Victor Emanuel, as Envoy Extraordinary
from the Emperor Napoleon.
His mission Is supposed TO have reference to
the return Of the Grand Duke Of Modena,
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Furniture Repairing

'NhE undersigned beggs leave to announce tn the
inhabitants of Opelcusas and adjoining conntrv
That he is prepared tn do all kinds OF repairs IN E,yy
nita5e OF every description. He will work at the
re : OF employers if required. Ala Wall Pa.
to be done in q workmanlike manner. or no chsrSs
Shop, North of Courthouse, Opelousas. La.
July 80, 1889. WFfLIsM ( EipSoS
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The Next HousE of REPRESENTATIVES,.
Although kentucky and Tennessee have gone
largely Democratic, at the late elecliu,s, o,
their State tickets, the Opposition have gained
several members of Congress in each, owing
10 the Democratic divisions in some Of thp
districts. The Sontil- Americans as they
are called, will have qni,e a handsome force il
the next House of Representatives, and viii!
WED the balance Of power in that body.
Their strength may be computed thus:
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D CHEAP
'NiE entire spring Stock. now in the New
faction u''e ia 81; n,h saps Store vi will give full salts; n
yourselves.
NO COMPETITION
feared 70 undersell the Neworleans Cheap Store al
Opelousas, July %, 1859.
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HENRY Acknowledgements on Mar.
- bic, has just established a shop at St. Martins.
vile, for the construction of funeral monuments nj
every description, makes inscriptions on the same.
and also proposes to furnish iron trailing for tombs
Refer to Jonathan Harris.
0pelousas, Angus, 20, isja.-ly. =
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A ToxAHAwk Feuxp INSIDE -,

Found INSIDE 4 SAwI,oG,-
The Messrs. Gibson, who own u sawmiil IN The
~neighborhood of Caledonia. Canada, were en-.
gagged . few days ago in saving a pine lor
abont two feet and q half in diameter, when an
unusual screeching Of the saw attracted their
attention. They examined the cause of the
no,se, aod found in the center of the log an
Indian tomahawk, in the eye of which was a
piece Of rotten wood, u part of its former
handle. The log was otherwise perfectly sound.
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a nted

No hire, a negro girl about 10 years of age. for a
u nurse and light work about the house. One
speaking American would be preferred.
Inc highest Cash price will he paid for such a
girl by the month. SUM"
Apply to the Editor of the Opelousas Patriot
Opel0usas, August 20, ls59.
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PErERsoN's MAaAzIxE.-The September
number Of thir popular, interesting and ever
welcome ladies parlor companion bas.already
come 70 hand. Peterson is always ahead Of
BIZ contemporaries.
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WANTED!

A LIMITED number of active and enterprisirg
"A Young Men, upon immediate applicvA IN. c: n
secure employment for a few months. at a. profit O.
not less than 800 per month, in a business new
easy, useful, honorable, and without competition.
Apply Immediately. inclosing two stamps f II
return postage. Address DRAWERuNl
august u, iS59.-3t. .. Elmira, n. Y,
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d " ~ Al. r.l II &,tn =, F,o,' ~ ,n "A IA, In nirp, tron ro
"a AZ 1y ~ NJ Nod y If r co.varane y" Vii hc exernted
aa,u mi;a : ,fter thn T;.,r;,ntio, tn tLe narties
n.,,1"d thSarat :" ,,'n, nrasanta,;nn nf the Mana.
,aa J. I,a.tit; H.. .a,ir4,;na,i !, tba nravfe az here.
Ee,n f. se asaia;,ed ~ = %"
iaa'teI eAp1aiheu. !.
Irzl VI
All the expense of adya1-.ana distributing,
including the Nd ,agerss g. II. nd the fees for
conveying the Zeal estate. IS PAID byg he persons
now ow,,jngcnnd in possession Of the property.
Forty thousand tickets will be issued at s. each,
amounting to s200, 900, which is the Assessed yalua-
ton of the property. '-f
The Drawing or Distribution will occur as soon as
all the tickets are disposed of, which will probably
he within sixty. and CERTAIsLy WITHIN TUE NEXT
NINETY DAYS. 3
Due notice will he fiven ty mail to each of the
ticket holders and TIE time OF Drawing published
in all the papers Mt least fifteen days before the
time OF the Distribution.
The Drawing Nil be had in the Largest|'--lic
Hall in the one of the following cities, Ik-rchasing
the largest number Of tickets. viz Philadelphia,
Washington, Cincinnati, st. Louis.
METHOD OF DISTRIBUTING.
r.... ta,.,,, a.n,.aa .,iin. o.r.;e,o.o.
sor r the ,,;t. or..' ur iineeo or hi.un. ea.5 If tra san,s
~ 'n "a,,n a., ~ . ,ni,ht v" nd Nc "i oA Nj, ~
~ ~ If No w. vii bs n,,red in a i,r, Lava
ubp.l which wifi ha r.nidlv ,eyolvsd IN .s tn
n.eei, Mn.a w ~ iap'u,s NV ~ !" . -
m Tai ,nel NJ to e, IN, IN we ha '1s. . p'; 81 .G. n aanm
thls o"e !. Hnee VIZ pe p'ateqsi' .e ppssts
.ioho. o. ha,s J,.nt commune Nv Oh .ailtyn'.n oi II ~. .he
-" NV """ nm,. -. =. d;.i,tsre.t.d n;t m,n -.
fe,,'I il,,l I,,tseul. t, lie chosen Inv the p,c,nbe ~
before designated. The committee will then pro-
coed to draw the envelopes from the wheel and
number them with red ink, upon the upper left
hand corner. from | to 10000 inclusive, according
to the order in which they are drawn.
Each envelope then will be Immediately directed
and sent to the who holds tie ticket cores
ponding with its number.
Every envelope will contain a full explanation of
" lat the holder has drawn. Those receiving prizes
in Cash, will find a Draft Tor the amount inclosed.
and not subject to any deduction. Those Drawing
certificates for lands will present them to the Mana.
gers, and will receive the proper titles, WITHOUT
ANY EXPENSE.
Immediate possession will be given to all the
premises above described.
A few Of the farms contained in the schedule
have been sold, at the above valuation. In each of
these cases the money has been deposited, and w,l.
be paid to the ticket holder instead of piyiuy 81
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Indian Ball Pla,v.

FTNHE undersigned Informs the public that on
sUNDAi, the 18th of September next, at 10
Indian Ball Play. between 10 Alabamas and 70
Choctiws, in front of the undersigned, at Plaisanre,
(Estaye's old Stand.)
GA the evening before, there will be a dance bv
the Indians, on the spot. "
flaisance, August 30, 1850.
MARTIN ANDRFPoNT.
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~ We are authorized to announce Mr..
Il YlLLENEUVEJOUBER the present incumbent,
= candidate for reelection as Assessor in the Parish
Of st. Landry, at the election in November next.
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~ We are authorized to announce Mr..
A. n. RETRRAULT, a democratic candidate for
re-eIection TO the Legislature. from the parish Of
st. Landry.
Election in November next.
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To Contractors

IN MONDAY, the Goth of August 1859. will he
~ let out to the lowest bidder, the building Of
the bridge across Bayou Crocodile, where the new
road leading from Bayou Beuf to Vile Platte
crosses the Bayou.
The plan ct construction will be exhibited on the
day VI letting. 'e
Opeiousas, August 20, 1859.
MARcELIN LAFLEUR, fills, d
PHILEMON BACON.
LASTIE FRUGEE,
frp,ynser.on...
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a. We are authorized to announce Mr.
i. v. CHACHERE. the present incumbent, a can
didate for reelection as Sheriff in the Parish Of st
Landry, at the election in November next.
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Ds- We are authorized to announce ]. j.
gDEAUCHAMP q candidate for the nface of Swamp
land Commissioner In the Second District. Election
Z = November next.
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Ant It wicked to rob dis chicken rooe'
Dick . Oats : great moral question. Gumbo.
- haint got time TO argue il nov hen down
anoder rnllct.n
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a. We are authorized to announce NJ. f.
: GiRARD. Esq, as a candidate for District Attor-
ney, for the 18th Judicial District, at the November
election. &
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DEBow's RsvIEw.--The August number
be- been received, and contains many articles
of interest from distinguished contributors
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A lazy fellow orce declared in public
company that he could not lind bread for his
family. Nor l." replied an industrious me.
chanic. a. am oblige to work for it,"
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
TNHE public is hereby notified that a special
i Term of the District Court in aud iar the Par
ism Of st. Landry, will lie holden in the town of
opelousas, Oh MONDAY, the 18th day of Seltem.
her. 1853. Judge Edouard simon, of the l4th Judi
cial District, presiding.
Clerks Office, this 10th August. 1858.
-. - Us. LASTRAFES. Clerk.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-20

- ALBERT DEJEAN ia On independ-
ent candidate for Clerk on the District Court Of the
RAtilh Of 81. Landry. Election in November next
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OPELOUSAS:
SATURDAY MORNING. AUeUsr go. 1859.
~A%DVERTISERs. @M

a - I'D IICETED. sassaH
Should bear in mind the fact
that the circulation Of the OPP
LoUsAs PATRIOT is the largest OF
any Newspaper printed in the
Parish Of st. Landry.
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To Contractors.

~ 0O11VI
IN MONDAY, the 29th of August. at 10 o'clocl
~ Am, AT the stare Of Peter Collins, the build
ing OF the bridge across Bayou Crocodile. at Monnd
vile. VIII he let out to the lowest bidder.
Inc plan OF construction will be exhibited on tb,
day Of letting.
Opelousas, August 20, 1859.
S. A. SCRIBNER,
JOHN S. EDWARDS,
80 PETER COLLINS,
Commissioners.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-08-20

In a NuTsHELL.--Sickles killed Kew and
married the widow. Mobile Mercarv.
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The Democrats will have s~ixty-six regula.
members from the South and twenty-six iron,
the North. making ninety.two in all. There
Il six Independent Democrats elected. Tlr
hSuse on the question Of Organization will b.
thus divided :
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a silos. looking very serjons in a Methodist
country church vas asked BY . minister if he
~ any change?
Nary red " said Jack.
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Eleven Good Farms,
1000 Prizes worth 100000,

TICKETS ONLY $5!!!!!i -
All the Real Estate is free from any incumbrance
and Warranty Deeds of conveyance will be executed
immediately after the Distribution to the partie'
Q Titled thereto, upon presentation 1.-the Mana
gers Certificate contained in the DraW as here
%iuafter explained. ..
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GTATE OF District Court

Jos D. RICHARD, Clerk.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-21
First Glass.

Agricultural Implements-Burning Fluid owners
risk of eakage-Baskets, vice first class rateS-Bat-
ting Blinds Bonnie S BOOks-BOots and shoes, Bread
Buffalo RObcs-bATd Tables, double nrst lass rates
brushes and Brooms, Broom corn, pressed-CaIu-
pnILe at ner's ek OF ieakage-CdrbUys aciGs and
other Chemicals, double inst class Tales-C abinct
Ware knocked down and well boxed. first class ties
Cards, caTpetiDg, cOrks, COZ fectionoTy-CLaiTs,
boxed twice hTst class rates-Clears, boxed and
sLrapped-Cassia, IN mats caps-COyeTs and Siev en,
clocks and weights-CoppeI and brass vessels-Iem-
Johns owner risk twice nrst class ratesTugs, in
bales and bO1es-lTy Goods, III boxes bales and
truuks-FuIniure, set up and boxed tWiee hIsclass
ratcs-FuTutuTe, knocked JWn and ell boxed III st
class Farm wagons in pieces-FeatheTs, furs,
figs IN drum - sh .fTesh-GHTden seeds, glassW are
window glass-GTapes, III kePs-Iats and cal IS, hides
6uxeu-HuIr, in saChs-Juk, IndigO-India rubber
guUds-leather QOose), Liquor in glass-Lcmous,
sackedIUOkiug Glasses boxed, tW ice Inst class rates
Machinery, bONCC-Mattresses, twice h:st class
rass-MouldIi Is aud Picture Tbmes--Aats anu Rugs
Medicines, Aushets-A aTbs, wrought, at owner 3
risk-Measures anO Tubs, Moss ia sacks-AusicuI In
struments, Mineral Water, in glass-Auts, la bags
oysters, in kegs ana cans-OTaDges, sacked OIL, in
lass Paper HaDgngs, not boxea; Preserves, Pickles
IN glass : risk Palm Leaf; Peltres Printing
Presses Piano Forts at owners rink Porter, Ale
Ia glass; awnings and Pictures, well bOAeG-kattan
kussa BTsucs--Slean Boilers ,tnTsy feet ana under
steam Boilers, thirty feet, and hall first
class rates--StalOnery -SCy the Snals, Scales and
scale Beams, not buAed--SIeighs, boxed twice first
class rates-Stoves, At neT's rsk-SWee pOtat,
sizing stove Ipe, Spirits lurpentEc--StCye Plates
al owners sk--SeWII MAChines-iTuuks Tin ware
boXed--lrees ana ShrubbeTy, boxed at owners risk
frees and ShTubbery, baled at owneT's risk once
and "a half first class rates-IwIne-1Oys boxed
UmbTellds-Neneel ing not boxed, Narnlsh--N agous,
ehildTens not boxed twice FIRST class Tacs-Wa CONS
and Hobby Horses, boxed once and halt drat class
ratcs--WaX, Wine, IN boxes or baskcts--WhIps
Whalcboues Wheel barroWs--N OGDEN Ware " IA ON
FeIloes aud Bows-W OGDEN Ware, ice hrst class
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-21
Second CIass.

Anthony Crude; Apples, Dried, Baking Powders,
Bed Cords, Bags Tagging, Bells, BOttes; Brimsto
IN boxes kegs, Binders Boards, BuTaps, berries
. Cotton Waste; Cham Gotten, WOODEN aud Hempen
Candies Cocoa, Chocolate; Coffee ground, in boxes
OF barrels; Captions, Cassa IL. bags boxes; China
Ware IL casks; Currents dried; Cutlery Chair stun
ia rough Copper plates sheeIs, bolts, pigs wire nails
or rods; Copper toto ms; Cheese IN boxes CAL
Glover aud Grass Seed, CIuckery IN boxes and bar
rcIs; Congress and Bedford Water in boxes or bar
reig Dye Woods IN boxes or barrels; BONES Sheet
ing, Shirtug, Gickng and lenIns IL original bales:
DUCK Drugs IN casks Deer SKINS pressed; Flax seed
Flax, boxed; Forks, Hay and Manure; Ginger, Glue
Gum COpal Groceries assorted (not Otherwis. speci-
fed } Grass and Clover Seed Hides, dry, IN bales:
Honey, Hoes, Hops; Herring, IN boxes; Hemp; Iron
Hoop and sheet: Leather Ia rolls or boNes: Liquor in
WOOD; Liquor ice Leaf, pipe, bar anu sheet; Mahog-
any, boards aud plank Aa bic slabs, UNIV FOught at
owners risk; Moss pressed Ia bales; Nuts ia barrels
or casks: Oakum. U-cloth; Paints III boxes cans
Palm Leaf pressed; Printers Ink IN kegs barrels
Paper IN boxes, FasteboaTd, Peaches drieu; Printing
paper; PTunes In casks, Topper, Paper Aapgipgs ia
boxes Pickles IN casks; ipes, Rubber Car Springs
loose Rubber Packing ana Hose; kAisins, strapped
RE ia sacks; ScytLes, Shovels SPACES, soap spice
Starch addleIy, SaTdnes In boxes; sheep ana 9th.
or SKINS ip hates, shot IN bngs sugar bsss; Scale
and scale Beams boxed; Tobacco IN bales; Tobacco
cut ln boxes or barrels; Tow lea, type; Veneerug
boxed Wood IN shapes, AiTe, Willow Reeds ia bun.
dies; Wrapping Paper Yarn pressed and balied; Zinc
H. al aAHa AIE
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Just Received al Chas. RObsrtsOn's
Candy Mandatory,

(oppesite Morris & strsttop 'snew Warehouse,
A LARGE tot o CreshSicily oransesand Lemons
n kaisiuS Figs ,CgrTants ,fTuneS &C
Also "a nEo HIw lot OF all tho different kinds AZ
Ngt6.
a auetreshlot OF Baltimore Cove oystersia cans
Fisld' celeb Fataob brands.
Fresh salmon HOLSTERS Sardlnes sc
EiPickles reserves ,FreshPsaehes andstrawberr,
Brandy Peaches Cherries &c. in bottles
Also, anew supply OF Ioysand Fancy Articles
P.S.-l manufacture sllmy Candies hrrc and war.
ran them good lana sell as cheap as any Louse n
Nashville.
lhNNetor sale Anew SILVER PistedNew York Ale
Pumps ChAS .KOBERTSON
ortlI-'- u Aarketstrest
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Farm for Sale.

AN ouefips Tor sale, privately, that vsiaaete
Tract 81 i-snu KNOW "a as the HAYS Tract situated
"a tiie Nashville tas Chattanooga RAlEasd about
mites IRON tAu city The Improvements are OF the
beet lcssr toh consisting OF hue Brick House With
ali other uee vsrars cot hguscS- Ih-re l. about
acres aFtd hi, balance heavily umb rred. The
ilaee - sisa eli ~atered Take IL altogether Il IL
me Of The most drsi able places 10 The vicinity q
Nashville. II not EDld BY the aTss Of November a.
VII DO Tor Teut the ensuing year. For particular
call on T. X. SLASCt OK GO. or NANCE WOOD
sepl4-u JAS. v. HAYS
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CLASSIFICATION.

To- Spirits of Turpentne, Camphine Burning Flu
ids and NarBish Will Only be taken at owners risk
To- GuupOWder and Friction Matches, and other
articles, will be charged local rates OF
each Road, ana only at Roads convenience.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-21
Yin Noonug.

i AN prepared 20 nten rin Roof Of best Engi ish
Il Roofing Ia Ia toe mast approvsa manner ana
short nottee Ia The Cts af Country,
Prices az toS a. an be dose u the State. Refer
10 aEehiseia aad principal hullasss OF Nashville.
Aagis-u J. W. WILSON
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Pure bourbon whisky.

NJ have on hand 30 bhis. of PURE BOURBON
w WHISKY, warranted 20 be fear years ole sad
the hn~si - the state, walsh are xioHs ~ sell
We oali De glad ~ thoss wanting perfectly 10 Es
rtacle would give eais.
cAkJEa, wILsFoRDk CO.,
susl-f No. S a.Ekss strssA
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Direction. for T,e
INSURANCE..

Assets AS security for losses as folors.
NINA Insurance Co., OF Hartford - oso aos a
xIIHeme Insurance Co, Of New York 4sT Soa N
Hartford Fire Insurance Co, OF HArt'd, sTllls a.
Pho1x Insurance Co., OF Hartford. - keO s4s M
Lamar Fire Insurance Co., OF ~ York, 3SI O05
'. England Fire Marine las. Co., %
York Life Insurance o., Of n. Y. .s6T 5lss
NASH 4 MARI. Agents.
<oelSn No. IS College street
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C A X ID.

TIRE subscriber Informs his friends and the public
generally that he has this day sold out his entire
interest ia the concern OF WILLIAMSON a CHEAT
BAN 60 JOHN l.. ClIEA1HAM. Ia Withdrawing from
the business he would slectfully tender his warm
est thanks 10 all his numerous friends who have 80
lib, rally extended their patronage 60 the old eon-
Germ, and solicts from them Of the same
20 b saccessorS-gentlemen in every respect enti-
tleG 10 he hig Nashville July 9. 1853
ALENAA DER WILLIAMSON.
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CaMDcl Coal Oil.

GONE OF lhe good 9ra.'. refpsd c.,a.
~ Coal oil, are these
" RIVALS CAS- Lf5H ~ fRILKyayCY.
" rs ENTIRELY NvS e fSLOSIVE;
IT NAY Be Carried ASOCT;
~ rs CONVENIENT FOR GENERAL IKE.
~ FIRMS WITHCUT AN OFFENSIVE ODoR +,
~ Us CkEAN AND BEI UTTFUL ~ COLON
", APPkARAN[E IN THE LAMP Is ORN.
kevfaL AND ATTRA cTTVH;
n DOES MOI PERMANENTLY Spoil CAR
PErS, CLO7HfN0. dc, trAteA q ssaS Dc smiled
e. large portion Of II beg Of As besl aJtieIes G,r
cleaning sailed To0is
IT'S EHPHtTICALLT THE CIIEi PESr Light
KSoHN.
Directions for It's Use.
Obtain a gooi coal Oh lamp. seeure thin wicks
90 that they will move up ard dbWn 10 the tube
Trim ,he wick with sharp scissors, exactly even wHh
she top OF the wick tabe, clipping OF the sma pra-
Jeeeng points Mt ths carners. fiIl your lamp with
eur ot Turn np the wick carefully irst 50 as nos
20 crack the chimney.
A shade will greatly enhAp . ia exc,ll.,.e n,
reading or sewing BY.
BY The earefai observance OF these direction yo,
VII secure Light that eaLBot Ia no please
csi~-u MCKENZIE 4 AlNCHIN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-21

Fire Proof Houses;
Iron Fronts, Orders and
Roofs;
Conservatory and Hot.
house appointments;
Columns, WinsOw & Door
lintels and Sills;
Consols, AOdillions and
Brackets, Corinthian
Correggic, HOric, Ionic.
and Composite Capitals,
for columns and antes
OF all sizes;
Cernicos, Mouldings and
Leaves in variety.
Spiralsand stTaightStairs /;
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Hama, Hannah

Sn CASKS choice c.nysssed Haus. In store ana
~ for ssls ~ q. u. HoLIIsGswoRrH
ss13-2 No. Harks< street.
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dissolution.
DiSSOlOtiOn.
Dissolution Of Coparluership.

THE undersigned have this day dissolved by mu
Il tual consent the copartnershp heretofore
Quoted undo the Arm Of WILLIAMSON a CHEATHAA
Alexander Williamson having sold out hs entire ln-
teTest 10 said concern 20 John l.. Cheatham.
Nashville, July 9th, lS59.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
ARCHER CHEATHAN.
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Third Class.

Anvis, Axes. ale and Beer in wood; Beet in bar
rels; Bacon Nell packed IN boxes casks; BariIIa
Bones, Boiler flues; Hack Lead IN barrels Bark and
Cob Mills: Carnage Springs, Boxes and Axles: Cider
IN barrels OF hogsheaesi CTockory IN crates hogs-
heads; toncc ana ChiCAory; Copper IN boxes and
casks trucibes; Chains, loose Dye Woods IA sticks
Epsom salts IA barrels Ium Sheac, in or gina pack
ages HardW are; Hoofs aud Horns; Hides green
HerrHfs IN kegs; Hooks and Hinges; Iroa Safes Iron
Railing Iron shutters; Iron fencugE, JunL Jute
Lard Ia good kegs or cune Lead in cash or pigs
Lightning Rods 10 bundles; Lime in casks; Nader in
hossheads Miiistabes hnisbed; AAnia, Miner al Wa
ter va. sud Tenn. i kegt or barrels; Nails IA bags
Uysters and CLANS IA shell al owners risA Oil hi
hog sheads and barrels; Paints dry aud ia OIL Pork
10 barrels, Rubber Car Springs in boxes aud casa :,
Rubber Belthg salAI ai9s 10 boxes; spcter, shot In
kaeE sods In boxes; lin Plate boxed, Tobacco man
ufActursa in boxes or kegs; Nehlson barrels or
boxes; Vinegar; Wire Fencing, White Lead Whisky
n barroIk
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Architectural and Plain Iron Work for
Public and Private Buildings.

Plain 4 Ornamental Win,
dow and Door Frames
and shutters;
Hosting Nachineg for
stores;
Iron and Glass Pavements
made strong and water
tight, admire bly, adapt,
ed to light up cellars
and vaults;
Street Crossings. Crate.
ings, Lamp and Hitch.
ing Posts;
Vaults and Vault Doors
and Jail " ork, &c.