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Consisting of E large andivAricflVaesortment'of
iUOH ABfi
DOMESTICS, ; s
LAWNS,
JACONETS. '
JEANS,
FLANNELS,
ErPANT STUFFS,
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VARIETIES GENERALLY, &c, & ., Ac
And n ikort'eomprlslng such variety of assortment, sad In such
' quantities aj Justify us fully In saying that In
HEAVY, DESIRARLE STAPLES
1 .
r AND
Medium Cost Dress Goods, w liar never
offered a
SUTERgOK STOCK.
We will sell them to our old Friends and Custo
mers on the usual Terms ;
AND, TO 0A8II BUYERS
i
Wevcvlll offer, suca Inducements as will
Command thoir Trade.
IBB MORGAN & CO.
GR1S1S TO THE COHTRARY
- S. i. L
oTrAibQE :SiP RING
DEP'ilTATION I0E 1861
BY"
55'COi:iiEE STREET,
- ,
OURtSTOCIT 0 SEASONABLE OOCD3 NOW BEING
daily received and rprned. will hi Very complete In every
Depsrtmsnt.
Dress Crowds
AND
Tills stockwill.be as deiiraUo. iu quantity, quali
ty, and cheapness as heretofore.
- e. :.
HOUSE ' FURNISHINGS.
AND
NEGRO GOODS.
A comiilctc RrRorlment in
1 T
JCarpets,
Cmta ns.
Oil Cloths '"!
&C; c, c.
AUqf the above kM besoUaiumsnaSylov prices
MCASHty c M.WAIBy & CO.
Al)rl!2-lm
For hale or EscisanRC for ftvprocb.
J OFFEE for .U. ny projont TuSttl5S W
1 re or the beat Bardea i U Hbviile. Possession
ooe lourth of a mile sau'h of the cuy o i .
given immediately. Apply to or adare p niCKS.
XOT1CE.
SCITORS and all other pemns
Oed that a special term of Ue Otaneeiy Coutl, at o
loite, Tenn , will Tbe held, cominei.clng on ilonday tne om aajr
of Mayn.xt. This 27th MartU, 1PH1. r-nTTIER.
tte CUt,CeI,0r- ncferka"&.
F. N G ff iV B E
,OIBEDby Revenue, out of Andrcwetta. line cam
.tO ofltasiscs) will maketbopreient Season bt the
aUeof I)r J.b. M. Uza, nor QalUtin, Tcnn.,
iut season ana ajito mo urmi torpu
ticulars rcJerto Wlli.
a 1m
BBL8 Fotat
'-SSbel
150
tore and to arrive fcr sale by
W. WATTS . CO..
No. f JJroUiiy
FURNITURE STORE
THE-nbscrlber lakes tUIi Bthod oX Infers Irg hlspatro-j
etd the publle generally that Le ii j-starrived from tbo
....-,. . .nienrtia stock ef faihlon'ble Fnrrltnre to which
he begs leave to call attention, lie lias taken, Ld superbly
fitted up the store, No. 38 Market street, next door to trio old
stand, an. trusts by attention and fair dealing, to merit a share
or patronage I am particularly .esirccj to show to tboce
wishing to purchase, rcy stock of Kattr-snM. Just made, and
equal, if not superior, to anv others in the market. By calling
at the Red Store" No. 36 Market street, yon Hill meet Kith,
attentive clerks, who detm It a pleasure to show the stock,
whether you with to pnrciate cract. 2'o ccnncctton xeUA
any ether utabiUhmeni.
znare-xm baai ' llehhuAW.
FIRE WORKS ! FIRE WORKS tl
FLAOB AND TORCEESlll
arOECDKT X TJ GEL,
Mo. 45 Union Street.
MAS now the e.t assortment In Nashville of everythlny In ths
above line, which will be sold wholesale and retail, as low
as a good article can be bought anywhere. The Torches are
something, and the best thing ever Introduced lor Torch- Light
rrocefsiona. augu u
1'IANOSl 1TICSICI
"JT AU sow receiving my Tall Stock of Pianofortes from th
i following Factories, which will be the largest ever offeree In
the city: Bteinway & Eons, A. .OaletCo.,BaynesuroU!ers
Basleton Brothers, Wo. Kanble & Co., Peters and Webb, Light
fc. Bradburry , and Beebelier Bchmidt, all of which will In sold
at a small advance on cost for cath or negotiable paper. All the
new and popalsr music Joit received, together with Accord tons,
Violins, Flutes, Brums. Brass Instruments, c For bargains,
come to me, at number 33 AO- .vaiuiuk.
sepU6-tr
A Thousand Babies Wanted.
BEING them along and have their pictures taken, as!
will guarantee a perfect likentss every time. Wehav
knora hunt mrui'i Icr their. use, ejidcan take them In a frao
tionof asecund. Mothers now need not tale them to a Oil
lery a dorcn times and at last go away dltappeinted, If tfcey will
but take them to . . .t. .
fbl7 tf uuuiuii' rufijuusi uaiue.imx i
land for Sale.
Theunderslgnedwlllsel bisplanta
ton, called C'arrraL Vrrw, lying en
thensrthsiieof CumberlanJ River,
three nilesfromtheCityofNashvllle,
coutaing about Three Hun
dred Acres. He trill sell it all
together or In small tracts or lets, to suit purchasers. Or
will exchange it for ajell improved property in tbe city. It Is of
the very best quality of ti.il : Is well watered ; about half of
it In cnltIv&tlon,and the balance In fine timber and pasture
There are two good dwelling hcuses, a good tern and stables, &e.
Tor Information apply tolbe undersigned or to John D. James.
eepSO-tf. THOS. Q. JAMES.
Cash System.
TO0B the year 1S61 our business will ba
EXCLUS1TELY CASH.
By adapting this system, we know we can make it greatly to the
Interest of our friends to give us their patronage.
SNYDER & FRIZZELL,
Janl-tf .21 Public Square.
JTJ3T received and for sale constantly, a fine article of Paraf
fine Varnish of tbe best quality. In quantities to suit pur
chasers. BKNJ F SHIELDS & CO.
Also, a consignment of Perfumery, Envelops, for sale to the
trade. Jan23-tf B. F. 8. fc CO.
GARDENERS AND OTHERS.
Growth of 160.
T1- WSXjL
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF THESE MOST EELIABLE
Seed in N AS UYILLE, is now receiving the largest supplies,
ever offered In this market.
LANDRETQ'S Rural K-glster, Descriptive Catalogue and
Almanac for distribution gratis.
10,000 Papers, assorted GardcnSecds, Flow
cr Seeds, Ac.
SO SABRZLb
Wnm Eilvxx Seih Okios t'trrs;
Bed Clove Onions;
Bear s, Peas, fcc, &c.
Grass Setds, ussorted;
Red Cuvrz, IIieds, Gp.ies.
Timothy, Orchard Grass,
Blue Grass Seed, &c.,'
Osaos Oraksi Sam,
Br
T. WELLS,
'SIGN OP THE MAN AND MORTAR,
On Uarkot Strceet, opposite Union
li'ASnVILLF, TXXXZSSSS.
Janl2-tX
Fresh Arrivals
BT
THOMPSON, SPERRY&CO.,
NEW BUILDINGS, 24 MARKET STREET,
JV'asUvJlIc, Tennessee.
OIUItGES.
f BOXEfl Mcsina Oranges in prime condition, receiv
O IP ed this day and for tale low by
DirlG-tf THOMPSON, BPERRT 4: CO.
FIGS.
f T JT DRUMS choice new Tiyi, Just recelvid and for
Dim sale by THOHPtON, SPERRr it CO.
marlC-tf
FREEH and Genuino Yaodns Matter, for eals by
DEMOTILLE tCO.
mar 17 tf
KAISIXS,
Chfif PACKAGES Layer Raisirs, In boxes, halves and
S5F5 " suartcrt; In store and for sale by
r!6-tf THOMPSON, SPEREY& CO.
CIDER.
-3 BLS Champalgaa Crab Cider, just received and for aale
iOb; THOMPSON, SPERRY & CO.
marlu-tf
A GENUINE KOYELTI,
Tho Paper Neck-Tie.
MiiEtacrraan xxnaxLT o Tirm. Pati:it Avruxn Foa
rriHE merit af this Tie consists not only in its clo.eresem
8 blsuce either to tllk or coUon labrics, but also in tbe case
with which It may be adjusted, and Its exceeding cheapness The
prices are scch that
A NEW NECK TIE
MAT BE WORN EVERY DAT.
And the wearer not b charred with improvidence In his expenses
fcr Leek CrcM. Buy them and try them,
CdNE BROS., Agent,
roariG-tf 34 Union street.
Mitehell'a silver Oil,
FOR THE SEWING MACHINE.
Price 25 cents per Bottle.
THIS ii a very Superior Article, and Is prepared wi!h a great
deal of care and experience, expressly f.r the Sewing Ma
chine CONE :BROS, Agents.
marlS-if 31 Union street.
" HOWE SEVVING MACHINES,
At Greatlr Keduced rrlces.
S'HESE Macblnea gather and sew on the Band at the earn
time Sew every variety ol fabric, and are undoubtedly
best and simplest MsxJuties in tbe market.
CONE BR03., Agents,
narlS-tf 34 Union street.
Machine Silk,
A full assortment, at 25 cents per Spool.
CONS BROS .Agents,
aarlG-tf 31 Union street.
BROOKS & ORR'S & McSABGJIT'S
POOLCOTTONS,all riles, In Black, Wi ite and Cclors.at
511 cents per cocen, at
UtS 11.1 .- ! " " - .
marlC-lf 31 Lnion street
STORAGE AND COMMISSION
COMBS &T MARTIN
Cliurcli Street, below 5ostOffce.
feb4-tf
ICAGS.
E will now pay the former price. 3 cents, for good coun
try Rags, delivered at our WAre-bccje,at the North-east
corner of the Equate- w. S. WUlTKMAJi.
fbfi-lm
CKOSSS-TIES WANTED.
rBMIK Nashville and North Western Rallrotd Company with
. to contract for 10,000 Cedar CrosTiea. 9feet
lODg, C iuches think, well hewn, to f-s at narrowest place not
less than H inchM clear of bark, timber to be sound, to tx deliver
ed at the grade lice of tbe road In NubTille.
The contractors want to contract for 30,000 Wliitc or
101 Oak Tie, of the same slreasabote, to be delivered
on the line of the road In piles from section li to section 4,
enough on each section to eapply the same.
Persons wishing to bid will direct to tbe President end Direct'
ore cf tbe Nashville and forth-western Railroad Company'
NabTilio,Tena urjrJif
OATS, OATS, OATS.
Zr"ik BUSHELS prime White OaU. at reduced prieesby
Vi5-P COMBS & MARIIM.
crl3-tf
HAY AND COKN.
A LARGS lot, jutt received end for tale low by
COMBS i. MARTIN.
mrl3-tf
ONION SETTS AND POTATOES.
t f BKI,S choice Onin setts,
S J lOu Ibis choice Tolatces,
.'est received and for sale low by
Harl3-tf COMBS li MARTIN.
GoTia anil South Carolina Money
FROM NOW TILL FUETn BR NOTICE.
W'Ewill take the notes of Geo.-gia, Sonth Carolina and
Alabama at par for all goods, and for debts due us.
rov. 5, VKtf SNYDER It FRI2ZELL
JJAVE received a fresh and well selected lot of
DRUGS,
MEDICINESj
PAINTS,
OILS, Ac.,
which tUjy are Ubrb; atreasonble prices.
A large lot of pure Cider ViDesar. For sale by
DEalOTILLE COn
febSC-tf
Union and American Building.
PARROW8Lexini;tonMusUrd,fQrialeby
1 DBMOVILLE & CO.
febK tf
Shelled Oats, Corn and Rye.
, CS BAOS OATS; f,O0 Bags Corn, 200 Bags Bye.
fa ill! RecvivfdtUs day and lor sale low by
m.vl7-tf u IIUOH MrOREA & CO
A No. 1 Trotting Pony at Auction.
WILL be sold at 10 o'cls-Ji nnciscly, on the V10th Inst, n
front cf our Auction Rvtais, nnder attachment, a No. 1
Sorrel Pony. T'rcis cash.
an6 U EN J J SHIFLP3 & CO
TO SIHPI'EBB,
' !&riKlKTt.Bti.-T'a OrncE, N. t C. R. U.,)
oauivuie, Jan. Jl. 1M1. )
OWING to Cie unusual accumulation of Ereightt at Na
vllle, as well as other transhipping points soulh of our
Road, we are compelled tn stop receinng FreigbU for a few dayr
when further notice Will l-erivsn.,-.? tl o. W. COLE,
CiiBBTASW 7. B. HARSH, E. P. E2WAEDD.
EDWARDS, HARRIS &C0
Successors to Edwards, Gikerson & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers,
Foilvarding and Commission Merchants,
trxaisas 'at
tSnjsaies, Wines Tobaccos, Cigars &c.
CORXjlB COLLSOSAitD CmiBCnSTBESlS.
Kasnvillc, Tcnn.
TTT7-B ARE IN RECEIPT OP A LARGE AND WELL
V selected stock of Groceries, Tobaccos, Liquors tut., com
prised In part as follow;, U which we respectfully Invite, the at
tention of the Trade.
SUGAR, niOJLASSES AND SYRUP.
TShlids Xon&ana Sugar; SObbls Lovsring's powdered
25 Clarified " Sugar;
50bMCcffe3 SOboxesDRLoif Sugar;
1 AO bills Plantation Molasses; 50 half bblsEefned Molasses;
lOOhtlf bbls Plantation Mo-SOparkag uSt. Louis Golden
lasses; Sy
SObbls Refined Molasses; 50pks New Orleans Golden
AlbttsLoverlng's DRChrush- Syrup;
ed Sugar; '
COFFEE.
100 bsgs Baltimore Rb Coffee; SO bags Old Gol. Java Coffee;
100 bags New Orleans Rio Oof- SO bags Lagulra Coffee;
WH1SH.Y.
100 bbls Rectified Whisky; 50 this Robertson county Whls
100 " Tenn. White" key;
100 Ky DD " SObbls Smith's Old Reserve
100 packages Old Bye Whiiiy Whiskey;
SjuncheoESof Irish and Scotch Whisky.
It 1 AN DIES. WINES, Ac.
10 quarter casks A Eeignette's 10 casks Madeira Wine;
Brandy; 10 " paleEherry Wine;
10 quirter casks Otard,Dcprey 25 " Old Port " '
aCo'i Brandy: 5 " Sweet Malaga Wine;
CO qr casks Bochelle Brandy; 10 " Dry " "
10 q: " United Proprietor's 50 pks Ginger Wine;
Biandy; 59 hvxets Chamnazne;
1(10 nV. Arnprtn TtmniW Imvh mr.
25 boxes O lure t;
100 " Ginger
50 " Cherry "
5 " Blackberry "
25 " Raspberry "
10 calks Run;
25 pks Lemon Cordial;
3 " Mint "
50 boxes bitters;
25 pks Holland Gin;
TOBACCO AND CIGAIIS.
3 30) boxes Virginia Tobacco various brands;
591 " Kentucky " " "
S.1 kegs A J Smith's Pancake Tobacco ; . . -
50,00.1 Superior Havana Cigars various Brands;
,100,0011 " German " " "
50,0011 " Domestic " " "
CAN DUBS AND SOAP.
400 boxes tar Candles; 50 boxes steirlne Candles,
200 hit " 50 " Tallow "
130 qr" " 150 boxes Soap various kinds;
FIiOUIC
100 bbls extra Family Flour;.
100 " " Saperfine "
W) bags Pennsylvania Buckwheat Hour.
SUNDRIES.
1000 sseks fine and coarse Salt; 100 dozen Buckets;
500 bbls Kanawha Salt; 50 nert Tubs;
1000 kcgsNails and Spikes; 25 iscksS 8 Alnondi;
500 bcxes Glass Ware; 50 bbls Pecaosand Filberts;
50.1 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bbls English Walnuts;
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms;
1000 pounds Bar Lead; 100 dozen Zine Wash Boards;
500 bags Shot, assorted sites; 500 reams Wrapping Paper;
100 dc tea Fresh Cove Oysters; 50 bags Pepper;
25 cases Sordines, X and )i 25 , Allspice;
bones; 50 bxs Ground Mustard;
50 bis Lemon Syrup; 50" Firecrackers;
150 pla Raisins; 50 bbls Cider Vinegar;
100 " Mackrrel; SObblsXXAle;
25 chests Green and Black
Te-u;
With a variety of ether articles.
ma-6-tf EDWARDS. HARRIS A CO.
SOUTHEBU TRUNK MAHUFA0T0i.Y
Fassett 8c Grossman,
JTO. 51 MASKZTETRZE1, NASnriLLESTMir.,
anufucturers and AVIioIesale and Uetnl
dulkrc ix ixx nxesor
Ladies and Gents' Trnvcllnc Trunks,
KONNET IIOXED, .
VALISES, CAKPET It AGS, &c Ac.,
rEBIRE to call theattcntiop of all thess in want or any
I V thins in our line, (wholesale or retail,) to examine our
stock bsfore curchasinc elsewhere, as we are confident that we
car. sell as low as any other house in the city. Our stuck isall of
our own mnulacturc and is made 01 tne best materials anil r
first clues workmen. All must admit the wisdom of buying work
made at home, in preference to buying that made at the East ex
pressly for jofcblng.
We especially invite the attention of the Ladlestooi'r
PATENT TRUNK FOR LADIES.
It h s compartments for Bonnets, Drecses, Parasols, Brushes,
and a water-proof compartment lor eposges, uus,&c
All kinds of Trunks mads to order, covered or repaired, a
rtnotloe. Give us a call at at 51 Market street, two doors
Seuthof the Square. F ASSET JL Ac fJItOSSIUAN
nayUMl&Uiy
APPLES.
t 1O1 BBLS Spitsenburghs, Russets, Baldwin's and ether
LXJ'XJ' varieties, lor sale by
W. WATTS & CO.,
raartO-t No. 5 Broad wa
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.
TT TAKE nleasure In announdnz to my old friends and ens
JjL tonicrs that after an absence of two years, I have again re
turned to resume the practise of the PbotograpUic Art
in all Its brancheshaving purchased the interest of my brother
in the eld established Gallery in Union S'reet, and having tpeut
four months in New York the past Summer to obtain folly all
the lab.: lmrirevesents in the art. I bavc painted, renovated sxd
enlarged the suite of Rooms throughout. That my facilities are
now bCACr to proauce xirsi Class wora uian treat uaucrit-s can
boast of. and conduce to the comfort of cur pations. I trust not
only tc suiuin the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained, bat to elevate It to a still higher standard. I have
also engaged the services of Mr. CCOK, one f the best Photo
graphers in the world, who took tie Pictures which obtained tie
first pruamm at tne vtoriu sra rin iionaon. iu 1001, ana a am
determined not only to maxe uus tne mcing uaiiery in t
State, but my work shall not be surpassed Noith or Sou
and cevr introduce to tbe public the following new styles:
Imptrici Photograph, India Ink;
Tignttts. plaiR cr colored;
Ivory types, colored;
Pastel Pictures, life site;
Photographs on Canvass, lifs site;
Visibng lards, fall leegth, plain;
Autograph Photograohs, IS taken at one fitting.
Sterreoscoccs. on class or rarer.
I continue to make the Melainotype and Amtmtyp as hereto
fore. Tbe above styles are all entirely new in this city, except
the Autocraph Card, which was only made one at a time. All
who are in want of any thing inmy linearepolitely invited toge
me a cr .1 before visiting elsewhere, wnen 1 will prove by occaiar
demonntr&uon mc above tacts. rtespecuuuy,
ocl31-tf F. W. HUGHES
For Rent.
AVERT derlrablc room in the Un:c:t asp Axxaican Build
Ing, forthereDait-derof the year, with the pririlege o
extyear. Apply nt this nov.j dt'
SEASON'S ARRANGEMENT
FOR
Cincinnati and Nashville Pioneer
.Line.
mnE following boats comprise a regular line, and will re.
fi main permanently in the trade during the entire ssasnn,
nrd in micases shippers may rely on tne punctual departure
of thesa boats as adfertixed:
Eteimer NASnVlLLE P. K. Barclay, Master.
Steimer GLEN WOOD J. A. Fxizixa. Master,
Steamer MELROSE Wk. Mzttalvx, Matter.
bte.-imer CLIPPER T.J. Bnccr, Master.
II. H. HARRISON
dec20-0m A. HAMILTON, Agents.
OILS, DELS, OILS.
MetcalfeBrothers & CO.,
NO. 25 BROAD STREET;
NASHVILLE, ... - TENNESSEE,
Wholesale and Retail
DKA1.ERS L
OO-Xj oil
PARAFTINK BURNING OIL,
CARBON BURNING OIL,
COTTON SPINDLE OIL,
ENGINE OIL,
CAR AXLE OIL,
MACHINE OIL,
CRUDE, Prepared and Refined
PETROLEUM OILS,
CAR AND WAGON GREASE,
PARAFFINS WAX CANDLES.
ALSO
Exclusively at Wholesale
1(1 LE MILL C0TT0N.TASN3,
COTTON ROPE,
0SNABUK0S AND SHEETINGS,
COTTON PLAIDS AND STRIFES.
W re'er by permission to Gen. G. P. Pmito, President Bank
of Tnm:ne. Jomb A. Fisbek, Cashier, do
Mr. Ihos. Maktw, President Central Southern Railroad
Company, Pulatki, Tenn.
Also u the following WboelsaleMeretants In this city:
Messrs. M0RRI8 It STRATT0N,
STRATT0N & SEYMOUR,
" GARDNER It CO.,
" FALL & CUNNINGHAM.
Terms CaaU.
Mar3-tf
I71EE3H stf ed Meal, Hominy end stcck Feed, lust received
? and for sale by rjExj r SHIELDS It CO. j
marl4 tf
T.B. Normxxt,
8. A. Wilson, A. M. Cartsx
MrnpAis. of ' TvliuH,7e7ia
Norntcnt, AVilson & Carter,
COTTON FACTORS,
Commission and Forwarding- merchants,
No. 3 Madison street,
Memphis, Tennessee.
JJj'Oide rs for Bagging, Rcpe, tndolher supplies, promptly
ended to . auglS wlT
OFFICE) tn.' PUBLIC SUUAKE '
JfXIT POOR TO KAN'S t browk's prcg stori
maSJ-dln
Fiour.
iTfl BBLS. Extra and Extra Family, to arriv per Ball
dtcSl No, 1 CoUfse atreet, sear Snail
GJL MEBAE." PIANOS 1
5 1 n i
ANOTHER TRIBUTE TO THE SUPERIORITY
o?
Win. Knabe & G Piano
Fortes.
Wi are pleased to learn that at ths great "World's Talr,"
held this month In the city cf Maccn. Gsorglu tie enter
prfsing Baltimore Firm, Wra. Knabe & Co., were awarded tbe,
Mrit Prmiwx, overall competltlen, for 'their celcbrated,GoLD
Mxdal Piaxos. This Fair being held under the direction of the
ScutkenrCottoa Planters' AsscclaHon, a. largs and fcfluentsal
tody of men, the importance attached to receiving ths honors
of their Fair, prolnced,aawelearn,aa 'unusual degree of com
petition on tke part of many of tbe Piano Forte Manufacturers
of the country. Several very fine Instmmecti were on exhibi
tion; tut after a most patient and thorough examination of their
respective merits, thejudgctunanimensly decided that the one
from the Manufactory of Wm. Knate & Co. was the "Ixctl
lioi , and awarded the Medal accordingly:
Without wishing to appear invlduous, we will add that thetn
tcrprlse, public pirit and untlrlngenergy with which the Messrs.
Knabe conduct tliflr tciiness, entitle them In an eminent degree
tn all t.e boners and sueosis which tbey have achieved Iu their
lice. Lavish in the expenditure of time and money to Produce
i'iret Quality JPiana, and adsertlsiDg extensively to make
Ihrlr e-.Ubllsiur.ent known, they have their regard in tke posses
tzn of a large and eonntantly increasing business, and the furtb
tr gratification tf knowing thatwhenevtr and wherever cempe
lition is Ui3 order ol tbe i!ar, judges uniformly pronounce t'slr
Piaaoa to to "Excelilor;" Baltimcra San, of December 22i,
ltSO.
P S. A supply of the above' Is now teing received by A. IT.
McOlure, 33 Union street, ths sale Agent for Middle Tennessee,
who win sell at our factory prices.
n-arl-tf
Oi3La,:o.g; of "3? j;oa..
NAsHVlLLE AND DECATUR
H.ail H. oad,
o
N and after Sunday, February 17th, 1351, tie Trains will
leave xtasnviiia at
C:30 In the Morning, '
C30 Evening.
Arrive at Nashville,
1:15 in tbe Morning,
1:15"U Evening,
The morning Train gjing Fouth.will Breakfast at Franklin.
Both Trains make close connections at Decatur with the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, to Huntsville, Memphis, Mobile,
New Orleans, and all points South, East, and West. At Nash
ville, closeconnection Is made with the Louisville and Nash
ville Railroad to Louisville end all points North, North-west
The LocalAceommodattonswill run as herecofore
Leaving Nashville at 3:00 P M.
Arriving atNashville 10:00 AM.
Freight Train leaves Nashville every Morning fat 5 o'clock,
nd arrives every JSvenlrg at 7. o'clock,
W. O'N. PERKINS,
febl2,'6I dtf General Superintendent.
NOTICE TO SKIPPERS.
Nasnmui & CnaTTmocoA R. R. Co.)
8uperntend9nt's Office. J
DURING tie time breaks on the West rn and Atlantic Rail
road of Georgia, were being repaired, we used every exer
tion to accommodate tbe luiisess of our Local stations. In
cluding Chattanooga But no", thit the breaks in the State
Road have been repaired, and Trains are running through to
Atlanta. We think it our duty to move in regular torn, accord
ing to dates, the freights that have accumulated during the su
pension ef transportations over the Western and Atlantic Rail
road. Therefore, n o more freight for our local stations, Includ
leg Chattanooga, can be received until further notice. And de
siring to do equal Justice to all, during this unprecedented lush
freight, we request all parties in the city Interested In the
snip men t of both, through an! local freight, to furnish us with
statements of freight ready for shipment, that they may be en
tered upon our Books and take their regular turn. The Mani
fests from Steamboats and the Louisville road, will show for'
therm-elves as to dates. E. W. COLE,
febltf Superintendent.
OCOEE 1IO USE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
D. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.
THIS Hotel! a spadeus new brick building just completed
The proprietor has Incurred a heavy expense in fitting up
andfurnishinz the rooms, to make them neat and comfortable.
The house is now open for the reception of boarders, visitors and
traveleis;and the proprietor can afford ample accommodations
for 150 persons. An omnibus, with a good andtafc team, will be
at the depot to convey passengers to the Hotel and backtotbe
depot again. The proprletorlntendste try to make It a flrstclasi
Hotel, and hopes to share a liberal patronage.
auiI3 DAN'BL A. TIBBS. Proprietor.
HOUSE PAINTING,
THE subscriber Is prepared to execute with the greatest
promptness, all contracts, however large, which nay be ten
dered,in a style and upon teres which cannot fall to give satisfao.
Uon. lie is alio prepared to exeoute a 1 manner cf
sian aki ORKjjj)TAirAiKTi(i,ainiKiKa and KARamia.
Havingin that department secured the servieeacf the most exper
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work in his I.'nelo
give him a call before making final arrangements
R. T. FLEMING,
marchS-dtf No 62. Union it., between Oherry and Sunraer
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
X have cn hand a large stock of fine Virginia Tobac
co, also Tennessee and Kentucky Tobacco, which
we are anxious to close out very low. A general assortment of
fiKart on nana.
JnneZS LELLYETT fc SMITH
Wins, MtmphU. R. 0. Wise, dUegs Bill, it
S. M. WEBB & CO.,
Cotton Paotors
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 7 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
augl2-w6m
$100,000. $300,000
IDg-ZETW GOODS 2
A. J. DUHCAN & GO.
Importers and Wholesale
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
"ST G-OOI3
fTJ'E have in store t (00,000 or Dry Goods &c., purchased
V? upon tie most favorable terms, which wx wm, aXL
AT THE LOWEST K ARRET 7RtCE FOR FROMPT 1 AX UUASU
A. J. Il'A C A A & CO.
N. B. We are receiviar new goods daily and will givt to
.he trade gren advantage in styles, quality ana prices
Qi.-i9-i!in A. J. D. & CO.
WAIST HIS.
A WIDOW laly wishes fcr an engagement in a School to teach
lac n&;iu rune auu ciuiu;. uriu m iuiiy, iu Lcauu
the c.ca. branches of an Enlih education, together withMusic.
4u i-ca a. u , a. Li:i3 Ci-tc. a gooa salary icquueu.
mai2.t-lf
SGOiOOO Deposited with State Comptroller
For tie Security of Tennef see Policy Holders.
H. K. & P. P. PECK,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
COLLONADE BUILDINGS,
NASHVILLE, ... - TENNESSEE
TT5 PRESENTING safe and reliable Companies with large
$ i capital and surplus.
W ill insure buildings and Contents against Fire.
Shipments by River and Ocean, and
THE LIVES OF - SLAVES,
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid at this Agency
mar23-tf
Ladies xtra Fine Winter Shoes
JUST RECEIVED.
LADBEB KID D. S. BALMORALS,
" Calf D. S. Lace Boot.
" Kid Thick Sole Congress Gaiters.
Calf " " "
" FreccbLaetlng " "
11 Quilted Heavy Sole Lace Boots,
" Kid Fur Lined Buskin, ltc, &c
ALSO,
Misses and Childress Boots, Ehoos, and Gaiters and Echoo
Shoes. Very cheap for cash. JOHN RAMAGE,
fcdecl5-tf 42, College Street.
T. M. N. JONXd. H. C. BCIX0C2.
JONES & BULLOCK,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
PULASKI, TENN.,
TTTaRACTien. In the Conrts of Giles and adioininir counties?
tT Special attention will be given to the speedy collection and
prompt remittance of all claims enirustea u iiieir nanai.
ftb7-ly
N ot ace.
THE partnerrilp heretofore existing .under the name and
style of Bingham, Mullen &Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to the above mentioned
firm will please call at the orfi-e cf French, Irwin & Reid, cor
ner Market antf Clark street, and settle their accounts or they
wn nt uncs be placed in the bands ot anomcer tor owkuiui.
H 8 French is authorisvid to receive and receipt for money 1 1
accr.unts. BINGHAM, MOLLENicJ '
PURIFIED COAL OIL.
"VNE of the best articles of burning Oil ever effered for sale
y in the city. A large supply on nand ana lor saic oy
r-TKETOH JkFORWSS,
feb23 tf Cor. of College and Union streets.
VICTORIA PIE PLANT.
A FINE lot of the roots, in good condition for plarting. For
sale at STRETCH it FO BBSS,
fel'23 If Cor. of College and Union streets.
Coal,
UNTIL further Dotice.wlllbesoldatthe Yard of the Raecoo
Mountain Coal Company (formerly iKtna) at thefoliswing
prices :
Lump Coal, per ton ........$5 50
Round do do 5 00
Nat do do - - c"
Blacksmiths' Coal do .......... 3 jO
Mr John B. Laira will In future attend to the business of the
Company in tiis place, SAMUEL AG NEW,
General Superintendent R- M. C. Co.
Orders can be left in Box No. W, Post-Office, or at thYard
back of Nashville and Chattanooga Rail Road Depot.
John B. Lami; Agent.
Nashville, Aug. IS, 1860.
Notice to Shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
SrrxRixiAt.DxNT'8 Ornci, j
Naj iVIUK, Tenn., Match 8, 1661.)
TTtreightsfraia the Wrst consigned to thesgentof theNashville
J.' &ChattanoogaR.R.Co.,at Nashvilie,aad designed for ehip
me-1 over theKoad of said Company ,are arriving at N&shvllle in
gfeater quantities than can be shipped immediately cer the road
or stored in the warehouses cf the company, so that temporary
storage and protedtlon have for the time, to be fjund elsewhere,
and for the purpose cf having the charges for storage rr ason
able and uniform, arrangements have been made with Messrs.
Davis and Harrivn, No Front street, for the storage cf all
river freights, at cost to consignee of 51.10 per ton of 2,000
pounds, which will cover Extra Drayage, storage and handllig
premium for Insurance, commissions una all expencs iccid'ntal
to stersge. They agreeing to protect the freight, f'.r forty,
fire days, without additional charge. If protection for that
length of time is found necessary from any cause which is not
antieiiated, pirticular attention will be paid to dates, and
eacn lot forwarde tiii titnicn will be made
to give expedition t rro'int 1.1 luiiLu and cbvlate n
ces.ity cf storage at Nashville.
JJarlU-tf r R.W.OOLK, Snpt.
Sit LB? ct Lux Fiilt
COAL OliLAlfPS.
E have jnst received another supply of Csal Oil Lamps
anonz which are some veiy handsome cattcrm fnr nr
lors, all fitted with the Collins burner, which is th last improve
mem aa la imaica.ur.iuiy suifccivr io uj oiccr xmp new De
fcre the public fur softness and stesdincssof Came, freedom flora
smoke, simplicity In coustructioti, beauty and elegance In finish,
cleailions and ccouotxy. One Lamp will give the light of four
candles and des not cost as much as one. The Oil we have im
ported to burn In these Lamps is a clear, beautiful article, free
fromanyoffensiveordor,U-Hvesrogreascspot whes spiltupon
carpet cr clothing, and will not explode
RAINS, BROWN 4 CO.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. 19 Pnblic Square,
marlS-tf Nashville, Tenn
.DENTIST.
Jj Office cn Oherry street, opposite to where they are build
Ipjths new Hotel. feb21-Cra
CIIEESEs 10Boxd?rimKYliBstrece:7e.ibr
D D DICKEY,
fdm KIMaikttitmt
At the Man and Mortar, on Market sited, opposite
Union street, Nashville,
HAVINO received full supplies of JREBH GOODS, offer
or tale, at the lowest prices,
Drags, Medicines and Chemicals,
SURGICAL, MIDWTJSRY AND ANATOMICAL INSTRU
MENTS. Paints, Oils and Window Glass,
VAKNISHES.SPICES, GLASSWARE AND STONE
"WARE; PAINT, VARNISH, COACH AND
ARTIST BRUSHES, D YESTUFFS,
' PERFUMERY.
FANCY AND PLAIN SOAPS.
line Teeth and Hair Brushes, Letter and Cap Paper, Stacl
Pens, Inks, tte.
efeacco, Snuffs and CI pars,
Powder, Shot, Lead and Safetyi Fuse Pure Wines, Brandies,
Spirits, tc.
GOLD, TIN AND COPPER FOILS,
Fine Cutlery's Canes, Pistols, Ax.
FLAGG'S GOOD SAMARITAN'S
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
Fluoric Acid,
Benzine,
Burning Fluid,
Concentrated Lye,
Candles,
Combs,
Glues,
Fine Teas,
Chocolates,
Starch,
Extract of Coffee,
Preserve Jars,
Flower Pots,
Twines,
Phosphorus.
Piaster Paris,
Cements,
Bristol Brick
Demijohns,
Tube Paints,
Swtediab. Leeches,
Shoulder Braces,
4, 00 ISolts!
Gold, Satin, Oak, Velvet, Slated, Plain, Borders, line Board
Prints, Centre Pieces,
Statuary, Papers Assorted.
Mixed Faints, Assorted,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
BY
SIGN OF THE MAN AND MORTAR,
On Market St., opposite Union, Nashville, Tens.
julylS-tf
TENNESSEE MARINE
AND
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANr.
Capital 8150iOOO all paid In,
dtkFFICE North Wi-rt Hnm. of v-Mt. an-. -Drill t.v
9 risks aealnit ls
Houses, Goeds In Stcro, Its. Also Marine and River hazards to
and from all ports Also
Itislixoii rVcjrrocs atrainst the Dangers of
aaio mvor.
praxcTORs:
JOHN M. HIIL, JOSEPH VAULX,
iAE-MY' THOMPSON ANDERSON,
?;iIi?00' JAMES ELLIS,
ALEX. ALLISON, N. E. ALLOWAY,
tt H. GARDNER, W. S E AKIN,
THOS. L. II HANSFORD.
1 t J OSKP2I VAULX, President.
A.W.BUTLER, Secretary dsoS
SPRING STOCK
OF
OOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS
A. V. RUTLAND,
No. 30 Union Street,
(SCCCZSSOR TO A. B. tt A. V. RCTLAJID.)
B"S now receiving one of the most complete assortments ef
booim ana nnoes ever nrougni to tms market, which basbeen
selected with great care from the best Manufacturers expressly
.... hue icuui u.uc ,comprising in pari as ioiiows;
FOR LADIES. , FOR GENTLEMEN, BOYS
adlds black and brown French MISSES AND CHILDREN
Congress Gaiters; Gentlemen's super French
duck ana Drown ciom call pump Hoots;
lacedGaiters: " super Frenchcalf stitch-
buttoned lasting Gaiters; ed Beets:
Glove kid Congress " , ' super French calf pump
cAu-a iinc Aia iooiecs; : congress uaiters;
" " Slippers;' glove kid and P. Li Con
" laced Rosettes: cress Qaiters:
" Englislikidslippers; calf pump and stitched
white kid and Satin ' 1 Oxford Ties:
Velvet " Euckskin Congress Gai-
Engllsh lasting " , ters;
kid toilet BusVlss. Boys, Misses and Children's
ineaDovewitnand without Ehcescf all kinds and
he ! qualities;
v Servants' shoes of every kind
All of which I will sell very cheap for cash. Call at No. 30
union street. irar.ii A. v. RUTLAND
Anderson & Banians,
AT
Anderson's Foundry and Ittnchino
Shop,
NO. 53 RROAD STREET,
A RE manufacturing six-horse power portable steam Engines,
cm. suiiaote ror prmnug omces, 'plantation nse, and where
small engines are required. Price SGCO,
Stationary Steam Engines from ten to thirty horse power, at
prices as low as a first-class engine can be furnished at. Wears
prepared to fill ordtrs for Engines and Mill Machinery of the
lastcst improvca patterns at sncrt notice. Casting made irons
our stock of patterns for Flour Mills and circular, sash and Muly
Saw Mills, are unrivallsd for strength, durability and economy
01 power.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced workmen furnished to set up oar wcrkwhea de
sired. Constantly on hand a full assortment of castings usually kept
at a Foundry. An experienced pattern maker and draftnan is
empioyea xorxing drawings, specifications, plans and esu
mates rurnisaeq en application.
IE? Offie and Bales Room at 53 Broadway.NashvIlIe, Tenn.
June23-dtf
REMOVAL,
Howe Sewing Machine Office,
KEXOVRS TO
.34 UNION STREET,
First floor, recently; occupied by J 0 Harvey b Co,
IN eallingtbeattentionofournumerous patrons and the pub
lic to our removal to more accessible quarters, we tleem it
unnecessary tn reto to the merits of the Howe Machine, as their
goou qualities are already "hocsenoia words."
A full stcck cf Silk Spool Cotton and Machine Find
lugs always on band.
CONE BROS.. Agents,
3-1 Union street.
janl6-tf Nashville, Tenn.
3E3C. TEL. cS3 3P. E. Eoc3s.,
NASRTILLS, TSSSSSdEK,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
Rluff Citr Insurance Company.
Memphis, Tenn.
Insurance Co., or the State of Virginia.
Richmond, Va.
'.Lynchburg nose AFIro Insurance Co
Lynchburg, Va.
PheEnlKr'tnsurance Comp.nuy.
tanlC. Tlartfcrd. Conn.
Tha undersigned are prepared to issue Policies and renewals in
ueasovs nrst class uoeipany at current rates.
II. K.tt P. PECK. Agests.
Nashville, January 27, 1831.
VIRGINIA FREIGHT LINES 1
THROUGH RATES FROM
Roston. New. lYoric, Philadelphia an
Baltimore
NASHVILLE AND ALL STATIONS WEST OF
STEVENSON ON THE NASHVILLE AND
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD,
TA
Norfolk, Virginia.
From 1st Olass. 21 Class.
Boston, H 65 l 33
New York, 1 65 1 33
Philadelphia, 1 05 1 -a
3.1 Class 4 th Class
91 20 31 t
1 su r 1
1 20 1 00
1 IS 94
Boston. 1 SB 1 34
r-tc ht on Cotton from Nashville to Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New lark, or Boston $4 31 per bale of 500 pounds. .
The roads In interest are running Express Freight Trains,
making the schedule time between terminal points, about seven
days. .
Any Information respecting the line or its operations, will be
furnished on application being made to either, of the under-
,IfIU! ' R C JACKSON,
Hap't East Tenn. & Ga. R R., Athens Tens.
M S TEMPLE,
Sup't E T tt Va RR, Greenville, Tenn,
E II QILL.
gup't Va cm R.Lyn:hburg,7a.
H D B1BP,
Sup't Soath Ride R R,' Petersburg, Va.
W MAHONE,
President tte. Petersburg It II B R, Norfolk, Va.
feb!?-tf '
Laud for Sale-
IF application be made before st Japnary, t win ten on accom
raodatlngtiirms, Forty Acres pf Lanijjrteoiles
from the Corporation Units, on kill' Creek, opposite MaJ. Gotfs.
xnts is one vi uu.. ji --,.7
About cne-half of the land is In timber, the balance in eultlva-
m ii..Mn,t.as nrmfAptthl r"jhlHI It'll & flnfl
ycungorchard. Apply to Maj Gori.near theplac,or I to my
self for particulars. CHAS. K. MANtoluat
jniyn-ti
G-hsxai. FruaaBT Oisicx, NAtimtxr ajtd Dxcatcb E. E. J
Nashviux, Nov. lth. 1:00.
ON and after the 20th Inst,, freights rar uecatur, au pom
on MeaphU and Charlesten and all othereonnectingKoadf.
will w received ana sennarw-tu w..u. .v,.
To Insure prompt attention freights must have plain shipping
marks, the destination in fall, and initials of last road on each
package. Btcek sent through rtttesnddteh.
novlS-dlm General Agent.
4-
f ttu . .---
mnB remainder of stcck saved from tie late ire en Btaj
1
Jtreet. is tor ..ic 1 v,w - - - - -.
AUGoeat-U tieireost.
uro
t3S 'JHM f AM I-VV.
St. MBATBAK. V
M. E. F. C H
WKOZXSALS GROCERS, AND DEALERS
ooRxxs or coLLsoi Ap oMmsa? sibxzts,
itasniuivi js. ctinessce.
areiustin receiptor a lamand ii ....w .
Wo
Groecrics,Liquors,etc..eonsijtir r,:.
iou nnos nugiu-, Biigraoc., iw,wjwgenuicellavani C bears I
2&0 bblschoice Molasses; 200 rjjNallsTtod
100 H do do 100 dozen Painted Bucbla;
450 bagsprimeBlo Coffee; SOnestsTubs;
100 hbls PoWderedjCrastsed and 10 bblsEniRjiTrai-,.,,
Loaf Sugar; lObbUPeeW 1
ISO boxes Star Candles; . 10 bbls Filberts.
100 coxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE R1SANDIES, WINES, IcV.
25 a X & K cioice French Brandies;
20 a casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wisti I
150 baskets beitbrands Champazrts;
50 boxtsScovill Claset,
100 bbls fine Robertson Coontjr Whisky
25 bbls pure old Rye do
5 do do do Bourbon do
Andalsoalarirestockof Common WHiW. Am.rf.T,
GIn.&c. " "
i- WSilill AGENTS.
Agents for the Dunont.HazardandflirunnrPn.rfr. T n.
derslgntd being the only Agents In Nashville of the Manufacturers,
would call the attention of the Merchants and Traders.to their
Urce stock of Powder on hand. In Mi.-i..f...i.
300U kegsDapontBifiePowder; 2000 kegs HaxardBIastlngPow-
ft u. uu cer;
300 ii 6l do Aa mm t . e m.l..
2000 kSsHsrvd do do PoTden '
X do do da 150 cases of Powder, astorted
200 iS da rin ri (ih.j.i '
5000 kegsDapontBUstlagPow- 50 bbls Toy, Beckford i Co.,
earetyr-se.
J011 .., M. &. Jl. P. CHEATHAM, AgeaU.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
r?r2, '"to BIckford t Oo.' Safety
aa j,ase
Sycamore do
FOR HEW ORLEANS
And all Landings on Miss. River.
(16GO)
NEW ARRANGEMENT. (180t)
MEMPHIS AND N. ORLEANS U.S. MAIL
PACKET LHSTE!
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
MONDAY PACKETS.
REPUBLIC, INGOMAR,
Capt. A. Balrd. Capt. J. D. Clarke.
WEDNESDAY PAOKETS.
3 . SIMONDS, IMPERIAL,
Capt. J. F. Ulckt. Ctpt. C.S-Rogers.
FRIDAY PACKETS.
BELFAST, H.B.W.niLL,
Capt. A. R. Irvln. Capt. T. H. Newell.
n.N.WHJUbL.llwniU.UCMtirjm ITOIU UlAb
point, on their respective days. Leave Mcsaphis Immediately en
the arrival of the M. & 0. and M. Jc 0. R. R Trains. Through
"wm oy a-ii uiq Aoa-s in connection witnthis
line, and their Tickets rvcognlzd as good. Passengers can ar
range their arrival so as to avoid delay at Memphis longer than
business or pleasure may require. For freight or passwe apply
flen'IF't Ag ts.No 3, Howard Bow.
JNO. E. HYDE It CO.,
septl3-d4m Agents, New Orleans.
A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
TTTAVINO determined to carry my Negroes to the
jri Scu'i.IwUIssllaboutThreoorFonr
Hundred Acres of Laud, being part of
tee tract uprn which I now reside, situated on a
good Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
Nashville, in one of tha Ivi! nrfi.h-.rfcnni in wn.
lamSOn COUntv. gnll ennal lAanv In thj Sfftta. Vu, niln..
Jjr:&jP,y tone, on the premises, or toA-V. S-Lindsley, In
A FINE FARd.
CONTAINING 480 ACRES OF
Valuable Land for Sale.
275 acres Cleared, and in a fino state
of Cultivation.
THIS Farm lies one mile from Jones Station, on the Win
Chester and AlarrRallrrj!.Tilnf. n!l 1mm TVinih.
ter, and three miles from Salem, in Franklin cennty. On the
Farm is a comfsrtable dwelling, good negro cabins, and all
necessary ost houses. Close to the dwelling Is a fine spring, a
good Cistern, and plenty of never faillngstock water. The land
Is ALL KJC11, and. for cultivation, stands unsurpassed by any
in the county. I propose to sell this valuable Tract of Land,
and would refer persona who wish te know about It, to Jibi P.
n ui, uumiiic, 1 caa., ,r .. uoiyar, Winchester, 1 they
wi icici w jc v uk premises.
Hi RYE Y 8. WILLIAM-,
t20-tf Winchester. Franklin county, Tenn.
Seeds.
10O0 battels Hungarian Grass Seed;
200 ' Millet Seed;
300 ' Seed Oats;
200 Seed Corn;
50 Clover feed.
For sale by JAMES MCLAUGHLIN St CO.
Jan3-ly
Flour, Corn, Ac.
(iflf BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour:
0 11 400 sacks Corn; '
20 bbls Lard;
50 Green Apples:
25 cases Parraplne Wax Candles;
5C0 Flour Sacks,(fifty pounds,)
On consignment, for sale by
W: WATTS tt CO-,
JanlO tf No. 51 Cdjege street, near Broadj
Valuable Printing- Of lice for Sale.
SITUATED in wealthy section ot country In Tennessee, and
hivine an extensive sutscriptios list and advertising pat
ronage. ThepaperlsPemocraticanlwHlbesoldoa reaaonaM
terms, to no one, however, but a Democrat. The paper was estab
lished to advocate SUteEquallty,andtheproprietor will not le
it go outor his hands to be devoted to any ether purpose. For
farther particulars enquire at the Usun a.to Axxricax Ovncx.
nctliMm I
HIGH PRICE FOR NEGROES.
I WILL pay tie highest market price for 25 likely young Nei
groes,both sexes, from 12 to SO years. Call at 33 Cedar
street
I have for hire about 3U Negroes fcr the balance of the year
wji u giro, w i ge soe iii quaiinni.
.0. W. HITCHINGS,
feb-O-lm 33 Cedar
ROADSTERS FOR 1SC1
At the Fail G uuds.
PRICES REDUCED TO SU
HE TIMES
No. 1. Green Mountain Black. Hatrk
THIS FIRST CLASS ROAISTER, will mate his season for
lSl,ztthe State Fair Griund, near Nashville, beginning
rcn-it. and ccsing July th 4th, at i-TJ tbe season, and S
for Insurance.
neiia beautiful black, six rears old. trotted at A teens in
18GU, In 2 50;, and is crtainl U e mo-t handsome and psrfeet
corse in nit cuon tnat nas bem Drougct to tna btate. lie was
bred in Vermont, Imported by K. R. Jennings, and was by the
uatcn norre, he by 1,1 rntloot, ty Uld Black uaws;, he by Sher
man and he by the Original Jutin Morgan Dam by Duroc, Gr.
a. at. unarm, ur gr. d. ttMdbury -lorgan, andnencecom
nines ii.-r 01 tne osi trotting cosies xnawn.
No. 2, YiiiUee Robin.
A CAPITAL BAY COLT 4yearsold. by Ve mont Boy. dam
by Woodbury, will be let to 2 iarM at 315 the Kason, $20 t
insute. lie is very promising
No. 3, Waslllngton the- 2d.
A GOOD BAY 3 years old, ty Old Washington, dam an excel
lent Trotting Mare, will be U to 15 Mares at 9 10 tie season,
3 li to insure in loal. 1
Breeders willpleaae examlse tbe above Stallions. Good Blue
Grass paster at the farm ef T. Fanning, and grain to keep
m!trp in ffnivt mnriittnn. nt 9i n.rir.
t ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville. Tenn . Part Jwncrant Acent for Company.
Oscar Kimball, will be reacy at all times to show the block to
gentlemen,
Refer to J. 0 Owen, of Wlliamson. Col. R. Allen of Earn
zrer, T. Fanning, of Davidjun. Dr. At T. Goocb, of Ruther-
xura. mars-tr
S8Q.OOO
IN CLOTHING IXI SALE AT COST.
TTATOTES OF THE Cltf BANK, AND ALL SOLVENT
.1 Banks in
South Carolina, eeorsria, Alabama and
Kentucky
TAKES AT IPaR.
Numerous eentlemen w'.haveIot eenfidencein 8 tits Bond
and the integrity of the Unin, now have an opportnnity,ta deck
themselves out in splendid.' style, and calmly await the disso
lution cf the Union and thday of Judgment.
I also have 930,000 wath of property to dispose of on the
. . 1 t. TftcrvnQ
No 34, Market Street,
EOvSS-tf Opposite Union Street.
fACON, Lard, Buckwttat Flour and Family supplies general
) ly,by j COMBS & MARTIN,
THE PftlCE OF THE
Bell Oosl
IS REDUCED!!
;0 Fifteen Centsfcrjtound Coal and Twenty Cents for Lump
I Coal, from the rif.
unics, next to tne uas company,
Cherry street.
W.J. -'J1UMAS
mar m-tr
FLOOR.
"I dTV BBLS Xxta, roceived per Hazel Dell, and for sale
XW b? , W V AlTs tt uu.,
mario-tr wo. 5 Broadway
In Chancedr Court at Galnesboro.
A RAD PLEASANT vs John R Talbnt and others Origi
ral Bill. Anril tnles. 1SQ1 On motion of Ccmnl-tn.
ant by hii solicitors an) Happening to the satisfaction ot the
Clerk and Jinter, rroo an allegation in complainant. Dill,
which is s oin to. tht the deiendants James A Snulock and
his wife Clarinda 8pix:k. Jsmes K Talent, Jchn U Talbut,
William B Talbut Colian White are non residents of the State
of Tennessee. It Is tqrefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weks is the Union and American, a news-
paper published In thicity of Nashville, requiring said son
resident de'endants tappear at tbe next term of the Chancery
Court to be bolden ii the town of Gainesboro on the second
Monday in Auzust antenter their defence to said suit or the
sane will be taken fortonftssed and sew down fcr -taring ex
parte as to !.-. ( WILLIAM H B&TT3, C.&il.
api-i.w4tpr-sresj3
VALUABLE BUSINESS HOUSE FOR SALE.
cent
te se4
T PR0P03E te sel, far the purpose of closing a eo partner-
B ship business, thettew tPrse story lirlcx ucu.e, situateu on
C-erry street, afeidoors South of Croal, now occupied by
Messrs. Bath Bros' ,U a Grocery Store . "The property fronts
25 ftttca Cherry St.Jand runs back 91 feet. The third story is
fitted up as a family isldence, and offers ample room for alarge
family; asd is free trim taxation, State, county and city. Itis
one of the mostell.sle business locations in thit part of the
dty, and will be soldAT A BARGAIN. For particulars as to
locatloe and terms aly on the premises or to
mr3a-lm. i ISAAC PAUL.
ROCK CITY STUCCO WORKS
j Aim
Plaster and Cement Benat.
I HAVE on hand nd am constantly supplied with the very
beslLandPUstr,Plasterof Paris and Hydraulic Cement.
i WM. STOCKELL,
febl7-w2m I No 77 Broadway. Nashville. Tenn.
THS SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY,
By HA.NLEITER & ADAIR,
Atlanta, Ga.
TIE DAILY SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY, under arrange
ments jut completed, will contain all the latest Intel li-
genet 0' every reported expressly for us by Magnetic Tel
egrali, and the .Malls. Also, dally report- or the AtlanU and
otheiMarkets, Local Incidents and Items, ac, Ac Price J5
a-yetr; S3 lor siimouths, or 50 cents fcroneWnth alwavs in
adraice.
Tie WEEKLY 80UTHFRN CONFEDERACY Is made up
fro-, and contains the cream of, the Dally. It Is a large sheet,
endirives more fresh reading matter thin sny other Weekly in
the Confedarte Stales. ItsHaiket Reports will be full, and
rnaernp from actual tranisctions. Frice S.a-year, or 31 25
forils menths Invariably in advance
TJr Potasttr9 are a(.tboriaed to' act as our Ag;nts, In ob
tainngiutscribeisand forwarding the money ftr which tbey
wil be allowed to retain, as cemmbsion, twenty-five cents on
eari Weekly, or fifty cents en each Dally subscriber.
rV Prsjes Rtttim ut Olubs of fire, ten or mora subscri
bes, will te supplied .ith the copies ordered at 13J pvrceot.
lea than our regular terms
p No name wlll.be entered on ecr bcoks until the money la
pla; and all subscriptions are discontinusd when the time ex
pes for which pa) meat is made, unless tha same 's renewed.
aaaress, li .-. la -Ell it AllAllt.
pllO-d&wlm Atlanta, Georgia.
T ITHOORAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTINO AND
J I Printing In Oil, and Watercolors, Views, Portraits, Show,
tndj Vignettes, Labels, Masle Titles, Diplomas, Bill Heads,
losincss Cards, Visiting Cards, Weddins Cards, Funeral Notices.
till Tickets, Admission Cards, Circulars, Checks. Eondj.NctCy
grafts, Msps,ke. -,
Tht undersigned bis newly made Such arrangements In bis ba;
In ess that hs Is enable, ro eUte'neaQjr, promptly and cle-
aniiy, erery.Taniy vi io aoove articles.
J. JT. WA-NXJS,
Ccmsr.Csdirasd Chery streets ,
RAILROADS.
Lomlsville aaiNasfcvllIc KaiIread.
WwT:wB-jWKiii
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE.
TraInNo.1,
Leave Nahvi!le
Arrive Louisville -
TrtinNo.2.
3 PM.
1120
4AI.
-OlAM.
BTUaN0.
Leave Lonirrilie .12 M v PM
Arrive at Nashville M.
The3PM Train stops at all Intermediate stations bttiiiV
Nasivllleand Bowling Green. "
TRAIN NO. 1 runs dally all other trains dally, Sundays ex.
cepted.
TRAIN NO. 1 makes d'rect eenneetlen at Louisville f 01,.
cinnati, Indianapolis, Pittsburg, Baltimore, Washington City,
Phlla'eIphia,New York and Boston.
oth Trains make direct connection for Cincinnati, Indlan
apolls.Chlcago, St.LeuIs,andallpoints North and Northwest.
Through Tickets for sale at the Depot fcr aH principal points
East, North and West. J. B. ANDERSON,
noTiSMtf Superintendent.
NASHVILLE, (EDGEFIELD) AND KENTUCKY
Eiailroaci.
NEW ROUTE TO THE WEST AND SOUTH.
MEMPHIS, JACKSON, NEW ORLEANS,
VICKSRCRG. MOBILE, CAIRO, .
ST. LOCIS, NT. JOSEPH,
PIKES PEAK, &c,
Commencing: Monday, April 15th, 18G1.
Trains leave Nashville as follows:
5:30 A M-MempUs Exprms-Dally Saday'i excepted,
" through to Mempbi' In I5K hours.
4:30 P M Runs Dally Through lo Memphis In 1" hours.
Beth Trains make close connections with trains for all nolnta
In the South and West.
The 50 A il. Trains connects atTait's Station with Blaugh
t;r A Co.'s line cf Four Bene Coaches, far Hopklnsville, Hen
derson, ic. A. ANDERSON,
apI13-tf Receiver.
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA KAILKOAD.
AN and after Monday, September 10th, I860, tie Mcrnina
n t '- o.. .u 1 111 . Tlt 1 . 1 . . r . . r . . . . .
vjr a.u ui .1.1 icsiai -Tuic at j: ,i, instead
of 4.15.
Through Tickets given to Decatur, Grand Junction and Mem
phis, unly seven miles staging.
The time from N-ihrUIe to Decatur. ardJnnctlonn(fM,
phis will be one hour and fifteen minutes less " by any ether
route.
Returning, tie Train from Memphis , Grand Junction asd
Decatur will arrive at Nashville at 4 P M, oee heur sooner than
sy any oiaer roan. r. Uf PERKINS,
septtJ dtf Superintendent.
The Evening Train will lease at 3 0 clock as heretofore.
Nashville and Memphis, Grand Junction,
e Orleans, cc, Tia Tennessee and Al
ah & Ralload and Connections.
Commencing: Monday, April 10, i860.
Time to Memphis Tuenty-ttco Hours.
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
BASSAGE ClI-CXXD TH-Of-H BETWEU XASBVIL-C ASD 9-CATTR.
PASSENGERS fortheSouih take the 5 A. M. Train of tie
Tennessee aid Alabama Railroad; at Pulaski take Carter,
Thomas -Uoagh'z line ef rage, to Prospect station, distant 15
miles ;ecnnect at Decatur with Memphis and Charleston Railroad
train for Memphis, Grand Junction, and all points South and
West.
Through tickets to Decatur and Memphis can be Procured at
the Tenn ease and Alibiam Railroad Ticket 0 ce, on Broad street.
Passengers going North take the 5 A. M. train of the Tennessee
and Alabama Centril Railroad, at Decatur conaecting at Prospect
Trains makeclose ccnoectlons bstlr ways with Memphis and
- ... ......... nvii t ii.Tgi
FrolKht to New 1'orK and Philadelphia
ON
COTTON AND FLOUR,
VIA
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotionperbaleof not mors tlt 500 pounds wtight 31.25
Flour per barrel 1.45
No insurance necessary except from Charleston and Savannah to
New York and Philadelphia.
Cotton compressed at the option and 'xpenseof steamers;when
eompre ssed, it can be freighted from New York to foreign porU
at ?o 3-16 less than cotton not compressed.
fpT-rough receipt, issued by the Freight Agent of tie Nash
ville and Chattanooga Railroad.
O.W. ANDERSON,
dec 22tf-B t General Ar-it,
JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.
Orncx XAMTliii It CiI-tt-Xooa RuLRotxi Co., 1
October 3d. 1SS3. j
Y order of tie Board of Directon 1 calls are made en tie
Stock of the Company subscribed for building a Branch
from I! rid report to Jasper, payable to tie Treasurer of tils
Company as follows :
One dollar on each Share on tbe lit November, 1S5S, and twe
dollars on each Share on the 1st days of December, 1659, Janua
ry, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, Septem
ber, October, and November, 18C0,
Faymentmay bemade to Jackson Pryor, at Jasper, er totie
Treasurer at his office in Nsihville
Promptnessin meeting these calls Is requested ef the subscrib
ers of Stock, asthe construction of the road depends exclusively
on the means provided specifically for that purpose.
OftS-tf W. A. G LEAVES, Treasurer.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
260 MILES DOVRLS IRA CK
I iiKi-aa 1
TBXCArACITT OF TB3 ROAD IJXOWIQCALTO AXT-f THRCOCJITRT.
THREE THROUGH
PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PITTSBURG AND PHILADELPHIA,
CONNECTING direct In the Union Depot, at Pittsburg, with
Through Trains from all Western Cities for Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, Baltimore, and Washington City ; thus fur
nishing faculties for the transportation of Psssengers unsur
passed for speed and comfort by any other route.
Express and Fast Lines run through to Philadelphia without
change of cars er conductors.
Smoking Cars are attached to each train. Woodruff's Sleeping
0r t Xxprem -i-t Trnat Trmltn. The Express Runs
Daily, Mall and Fast Line 8 on lira excepted. Three Daily
Tralnseonnect direct to New York. Express and last Line con
nect for Baltimore and Washington.
All Throneh Passeneer Trains provided with Louvhridre
Patent Brake speed under perfect control of the Engineer,
thus adding much to tke safety ot travelers.
Six Duly Trains between Philadelphia and New York. Two
Dally Trins between New York and Boston. Through Tickets
(allRall) are god on either of the rbora trains.
Boat Tickets to Boston are good via Norwich. Tall River, or
Stonington Lines. Bostcn passengers transferred free cf charge
t-rougnixew xcrx.
Tickets may be obtained at any of the important Railroad
Offices in the West ; also, cn board of any of tne regular Line
of Steamers on the Mississippi or Ohio Rivers; and Tickets
at tna unices 01 tne ccmpany in uosun, new iork,uaisore
crPhiladelrhia.
Fare always as loir and Time as quick as
by any ether Route.
ASK TOR T1CKZ7& Y PLVISEUOB.
The completion cf the Western connection ef the Pennsylvania
aiiroad to Chicago, makes this tie
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THS GREAT WEST.
Tie ecaneeting tracks by the Railroad Bridge at Plttsborg,
avoiding all drayage or ferriage of freight, together with the sav
ing of time, are advantages readily appreciated try Shippers of
freight, asd the traveling publie-
t"Por Freight Contractions or S-lrpIng Directions apply to or ad
dress either o 1 the following stents of the company :
D. A. STEW 1RT, Pittsburg;
n.8.Pierce&Co.,-a3rtlIe.O.;J. J.JehnstoD, Ripley, 0; R.
McNeelev.M-vsville, Ky.: Orsubv t Cropper. Portsmouth. 0.:
Paddoek&Ce.,Jeer3onville,Iad.; II W Brown tt Co .Cin
cinnati, O.I A them tt Uibbert, Cincinnati. 0.; SC Meldrum,
Madison, Ind.; Jos X Moere, Louisville, Ky ; P O O'Riley &
Co. Rvansville.Ind.tN W Grabs It Co.. Cairo, 111.; R F
Sass, Skater It Glass, St. Louis, Mo.; John H Harris, Nashville,
Tenn.; Harris It Hunt, Memphis, Tenn.; Clarke It Co., Chicago,
III. : WII U Kocntz, Albm, 111.: cr to Freight AgenUofRaU.
roads at difierent points in the West.
The Greatest Facilities offered tor the Pro
tection and Speedy Transportation of
LIVE STOCK,
And Good Accommodations with usual privileies for persons
traveling! n charge therecf.
FREIGHTS FORWARDED.
By this route Fnlsrhts of all description can be forward e
from Philadelphia, New York, Bosun, or Baltimore, to any poin
onihe Railroads of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wiscon
sin, Iowa, or Mis-curl, by Railroad direct.
Ite Pennsylvania Railroad also connects at Pittsburg with
stesiers by which Goods can be forwarded to any port on tie
Ohio, Mnskingum, Kenlucky, Tennessee, cumser-ui-, Illinois,
Rivers ; and at Cleveland, Sandusky, and Chicago witiall pert
on thesorta western -axes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting tie transportation ef
their Freight to this Company, can rely with confidence on Its
speedy transit.
The rates of freigtt to any point in tie West by tie Pennsyl
vania Railroad are at all times as favorable as are charged by
tner Kaiiroaa uo panics.
TT 7 Be particul-rto mark packag "via Pxa. R. R."
. J. SNEBDER. Philadelphia.
MAORAW 4c KOOKS, 0 North Street. Baltimore.
LEKOH tt CO., No. 2 Astor House, or No. 1 S. Wm.Ei.N, Y
LEECH 4: Co.. No. 77 State Street, Boston.
H. It HOUSTON, Gen'I Freight Ag't, Philadelphla.
L. L. HOUI'T, Gen'I Ticket Alt. Philadelmla
THOS A. SCOTT, Gcn'l Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
jaati-u
Plicenix Furniture Store,
No. 40 Church Street,
P. STOEIIR & CO.,
(Successors to Cain k Cornelius.)
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
Furniture, Ifiattrasscs Patent
School Desks, &c.
AI.TO, GENERAL "RXTrcai DXARS.
ITr Warehouse. 49 Church street. FacSnrr
' lO Furnltare made to order, and old Furniture repaired aa
varnished. . rLig- t
Four Horse iTIall Coach.
rrnnKoDlyonelnLbcolncoantv.runnlnir rerarlv three Una
I aweekandbac.froa Fayettevilleto Tullahoaa; leaving
lull aioma.Monday', Wednesday andFriday ;inreturn leave Fay
cii(iiiciuc3uT,ir;yanaean:raay,to connect the -alia
Fayettevilleandthecarsat Tuliaioma.andfortha aema
tisn of passengers. J. B. Smltb.agent, at ToIIaiesuu Good
earns ann rareiai arivers. Tne fare throcrh nnlv twodollan.
Igl-wtf rOBM TT. TAYLT)?
New Spring Goods I
CHEAP FOR CASH,
r AM now receiving my Stock of Dress Goods, which I pro
I pose to sell extraordinaiilYcnkv. TtotR an axeln-v.lv
cash business, enables me to d this and I am sure I can make
it to tbe intereat of all to call and ue m v itoek of Dress Goads.
embracing, White and Linen Goods, Domestics of ail kinds and
in tact every ining one could desire.
I must again call tbe attention of those indebted to I Clf,c
olion. Co. ,NUhoIson tt Humphrey, or myself, let tleir un
settled ccoonts, far the times are such sf fitmand Immediate
u ui , u kn A. UUA tXAl JSA.
apI5-ly vv
Land for Sale.
r accordance with a Deed or Trost mad: to rre en tie 4li of
February, 131, 1 will sell to the highest bidder at the Court
house in Nashville, on tie 25th d7 of May 1SS1, the tract or a
art of the tract ot land therein conveyed, containing in all two;
nndrtd and fifty feur atres, situated on Cumt;iland river be.
tween said rliir and Hide's Ferrv tunraike road. In Davidson
cstnty. Tbe tract of Uad T. sow rrcpoi' m sell, is one among
the best farrurs in the county, with a comfortable frsme dwelling
and. with al other necessary out tuildlhgs. The soil Is superior
in pftiinl of fertility, about ore lialf cleared and the bAlanee a
timber, each as cannot besirpa-a.-d as to quantity or quality an
the same number ot acres There Is about one half o( the tract
with no Incumbrance upon it, the ether has a Isle. A clear
ime win oe given to tne pu.-cur. I.-ee irc rsaemy lien.
x.. iirue new reses on tne nreaa has cosmencea
small crop, and Is niroci of remainine until the end of tha
year, ana win csrarn9Ui ;e rent to irrsurcnaser. lat terms
oi wis saie win oe inirty are Hundred Dollar, eata, tae bal
ane at the rate of Twent Ste UundreJ Dalbus annually, from
the lit ot Decemter next. NcUf cade payable In Bank and a
jcio reuiDea. T. iixllj.
ap'iO-twtd a Trustee of NB Hyde.
CORN AND 51AY.
tC(( BAGS prime White Corn,
tJltly 1IW bales fine Tlo.tby liaj,
J ust received
ived and far sale ifiv for casa.
apisotf
COMB. & MABTINi
WANTED.
AT the Trsdsyar Iran Works, Rictrmoad. Tiriinl,JBe
Hundred. Mould-rs,UtcilEe!sd Bad--iltis, to
mats Ordnance and Ordnance Fixtures, for tbe Confederate
Statu. Applications mutt bemads early ttt the Works.
8 RAN)Xr80N&CO..
P-il- R9,V.
X. TSC3C999ST, a. S
(-Ate.Wcseri 4: Thaap- -son.)
thmipsw, mm k ct,
WHOLESALE. GR O CER j
A-IO
Caniiy MannfactHJreis,
fififj-is
FOREIGN FRUITS, XlQUORs, T0BACCG
v i' w a r.r. invmi nn
.,x vasks.
No. 24 Market- Street, NaahriUe, Ten
T1?? P1 respectfully announce )-
.jb. . tne rub lie renerallr. thatth- !,.,
lnU7?"B''rom e com-on Stick to the finest FrmJrl
C.0.fCor;f1"ryt and being detrrminedX, in ?f 1
lI to .v.P.irrIor-,,yw-'1' "e lowest in t Nrt!, I
h-il " a desirable market, not 0.7fr.v.?.lJ
aj 01 ine aQnUi, A,T7" "'r'" oss no supertol
Confwtt,ri?raCiUs: aid einirtliMmmh,.fil
We, therefore. ?., TfcJ "itars tian any nw kno.Vl
cers ,h , .-. ra w call an n.
and cent In their 1
Cart " ""lrxnt" will be rxeeuted
' be exeented promptly and
TnoUON,SPBYtC
Mar24-t
Kaltlmoe, PhnMBltr.
--osion,andthe Si?. !
CENTRAL OHIO""-X- J
O OHIO RAILROADS tenS.VT'aORE All
ton City on the Ean, and clr'"' ?-' and wS3
Paasengersty this Rout, cL J "V 'Wo I
PhllelphIa,NewYerror,t IUIhJ
York or Boston alone, by other uSl'"119 CM a Heist ul
Through Ticket, can also be nroennw,-. . I
tie Eastern cities. at an addltlcialcSljh Ington ClJ
Sleeplngcara atracied teal SrttS.0' al7.
Tickets good until used, wlta ttenrirtil . .
all prtadpa! points. PrlrUejs cf stoppia
Basin ess men and travelers. -t,
visit all the Aastern Cities at ?, crfc,n J
he scenery Is celebrated for Us worCTfi . l .'32 u expej
Itsar''tatIM
Mt.jaa
w. uuK UKi: IU Sa. BAi.t. - r .t. J
lance of the Company,) Insures to tr-.TrB1,arl
andeomf.rt. Pngers speed, sal
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks -,-, v I
the principal Railroad and atr,fS.? al
Ask for tickets via the Baltimore and 0M.1kX?t-
aprill9 ,-'lT'BilOWW's-'-t-jet,002R.
Charleston and Savanna
RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREaA
CT1 .Periopux, J
Hats. Caps asd Bonnets, 2 25 " 00
T a'd Ch" -rme, three, t
VSyT.TrkXni1 .even and, iair,,
pt c err:r.T' 0Te""e- anddanagesl
r.TTJ-: - ASDXrJ
bh.-rr.';uivif'irt: m EiiA;,riJ
Vala7rwhacY,l
partmeat. "perintead the Pi eneb 1
... . . KpCHUS
StCirart Rnnnfr. !.. -1
-'- ...
TN STEWARD COUNTY COURT At'tJ
A ver JnaB. McCarroII et al. AT a
alPetition to sell Janl It UpVt5iMD
an ts bill, that Tbes K Mectrii Vx T ton eompll
McCarrob.JamSLKCarrS
aic.arroii, heirs at lawof Fnri. nl;;V ""m
residents of the Vu" of ieejl Cr,Ha.?t-rf 1
that publication b i P0?-1- It fa therefore ordl
Naah?rfSI. ZVJ7JTtZ"' .1
-tyotNashvBlo.requirirs- aaMn.7 iD.uu3QW 1
befor the JaiuOTE Co-I,"?.!, 'pi
be hold en at the ceurt hnn. i r.i 1 ' aw wart count 1
Teanewee, the SiStoSSS. Jan&L8"!
or demur to eumpUInants bill. B, ii:rSS? ?,e,d "4
teased a. to them and set down for l-exparte!""'"!
j.j . W. rrwR- a-itl
u.-,-pr,.cc . cfw: nwLM
fllannys vomDinea Reaper an J
H5u Mxdal, TrP,Hrn "a G J
ttht 1 great United States rAlri7auraT liMr,3
iui-,iwix,waere all tco prtarll jBn iTirV
S talcs were thoroughly tested. ThYm-.iSr a.u
through Menial P. aStSSSmiSl T":
BctT,atLeville,K. '"'iJaiieaesArriealt
Tl.l.--t i.vZ7. .
dent of t Davidson Count, jLrSStiVSS. 7 Pls
NrerousetrpremIuian7ard. w., S. 08 I
duriarti.l.07?l
The above machine. r. r,., ,VitTrl
B. I. CHEATHAM, " "aersigaed,
General Agenl fpr tie State.
feb-Aw- r, 1
Pre
SiXXta
ECONOIiTS'
&sh
Pieces
8 aeeidnlt tc Happen, eren tn vtU-ngvtatidfanflM
. it is very desirable to have some cheao and ennmlent ym
er rcpxmgfuruture,ioys,nocxery,-
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such, emerzencles. and no household can afford tog
without it. It Is always ready and up to tie sticking poll
There Is no longer a necessity for limping chairs, splintered I
neers. headless dolls and broken cradles. It is just the art
f-. I ... . , I . W
dies of refinement and taste. I
This admirable nmarAticm I. n.M mM. Mnr eanlollr bl
in solntlon.ar-Ipossessinz all the valuable quail Ura of the bl
cabinet-rakerar Glue. It may be used in tie place of ordinSJ
muaiags, being vastly mose adhesive. I
'USEFUL IN EVER a HOUSE." j
N B. A Brush accon panics each bottle. Paics,25c ta.
JTKolusU Depot, No. 48 Caiar Strut, Nta YotA
Address HENRY C, SPALDING CO.
Box No. 300 New York J
Put up for Dealers In Cases eeatalning four, eight and tare
doxen abeauUfuI Lithograph Show-Card accompanying, eaa
package. I
TTT A single bottle of SrAiW-'s Paxr axxb GixxwillsaJ
u I.. . ,! I ft..,.. . 1
KD uuiaiuraikvuiuaii wi gra uuttui,iu.n
Sold by all pre Inent Stationers, Druggists, Hardwire al
Furniture Dealers, Grorers, and Fancy Store.
Country merchants should make a noU of SAUiae'e Tm
rAaGLCx,wenrdsgap their.list. Itwill stand any climal
jan- a twecwiy
illost Eitensire 1
iSOUTHERiV PIANO FOilTJI
MANUFACTORY. J
XX7M. KNABE It CO., Nos 1,3, 5 and 7, Zutaw street,!
'A- f Baltimore, respeciroiiy inrora their southern fritta
that they have enlarged their t -eryand are now prepared I
supply the great demand for t-elrpianos. They are --qaesiici
aniy tne most ceracie and contain an tne latest unproreaenl
and are fully guaranteed for five years. For sweetness and grel
poweror tone and agreeable touch, they are unequalled. I
Thalbera. Ktrako:h and other creat nianists have used them 1
their concerts, and Lave given certificates far their superior!!
They have, for the last ten years, taken the first premlusu ev
all competition la ajl the different States where they have be.
exhibited. Last ydtr they received five first vremi as; two
Montgomery, Ala. One for the best Southem-mide piano, a:
one for the best aralnst allcoir petition.
A rnM.mii.l..r aKn I -b. t . . . IT V. fl
rajf5,'C0-dtwly
Bole AgenUNaiivU-s.
Tennessee Champion
Portable Plantation and FlenrlnM
ITIill Stone Establishment.
1URRMIH-Etonesof allsiaeson hand, and cade to order!
r gnut Mills, of the latest Improved patent; MCI Spin-leal
XU Geart7. BolUoe Cloths: Bolting. Holstisc and Rasulari-
Scr i; Screen Wire. Mill Picks, and Kaster Paris. All si
which Is warranted of best qsallty and to give satisfi-tien.
All orders and communications promptly a-ded to.
1. M. WABSI;
Opyoslte Broadway Mills, near X t A S R, Br oad street.
Ju3t22-aw NahvUle,Ti,
TO BDILDERS. "
TTSTE are prepared to do the Tin.Ho.cf az aa. oU-d
VV Sheet Metal Work nv-par.v i.biij la tj
most ssranuai manner, ana wiu ecou mzsasM as us low l
sat poeeiDie rates. - . e wi,
Firrtdc-arlelcw ?oJ Q.ee on C-.urch atrs-t,
anS-dkw Heahi lis. Saw
Ctfirn, Hay and Oats.
TfUST received a large lot of Corn, Hay and Oats, which wa wa 1
sjs sell low for cash. Also,
POTATOES, FLOUR AND ONION SETTS,
A large 1st for tale cheap. Also,
EXTRA FINE RROCfflS,
200 desen very fine Brooms, jsi.trctlred on coaslgaaeol; wn
are osenng very cneap. now is. gout tune scr good RrooES-
COMBSfc. MARTIN,
marZ7-tf Church rtree.
Print h.
WE are daily receiving American Prints, to whisi we In
vite the atten tion of dealers roa Cash olx. oa ve ox
and tcCZ teU thm duapir than any Western house aad. can.
afford to dolt. JAMES LOW av CCV,
par2S-tf .08 -.810 Sixth ttrsat. LoalifrilH.
NOTICE TO CQN.S4N OSES,
LoitiSYiUe ftrjd NaTkvlIle Railroad, j
rf-kXa.ad after Asril 1st, 1S81.9 FrriiltwUl eedelivered by i
. 9 the TnI,Tll!.rf NihvllIRsllrodn!ilchms Urt-
a .repaid. Conilg-Ms will be nctifof tie arrival of their 1
Goods. tor.her wlti tit amo uat of c-"tes. Tali system will
facllltata iha llaint of all claims tor lest, damage, er
ovrcaTgs,d aae been found nece-iary. la order to en.Ms all
Agata to make returns to the Gessal 0ca aa reqalred ky the
regulations tf the Company.
rr23-gw J. B.AXDJS RiON. fctiV
BLACKSMITHING. j
JAMES.O. DAYIDSOiV
HAVIN Sco ii Blieksntti't -asinnr at hto
pard'. eU stjl, Ciusci rt, two doors telowu I
Pc-t-Kc,an4cVAiroof-ariDgapw.e oipablSa patresjf.
wlllprjmstlyattslv Jobworkof aviry detcriptka. H.3l '
layjartieuUratte-tiaa v Ue mating and putting r erAwav
t?s repatrisg Carrl2a aad Buggies, and alt ether!, pork-.r3.3-l
r
F. W. CJREE3iiAI.;E;
Dra gist and A t ,f.ay ,
I . CORNER MARKXT ANTA CS7Cai
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