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Union aha Ameritm
jReerft M&Mex h Jgetch Page.
SiaffBlar Speech from the Callow.
Ir. HBckes, tlienaunkrer of Tamscn Pay
Foee, km Wiged at Ctereksd, on Friday.
Tke Lteder says :
At twenty-fire minute to one o'clock,
Hughes, accompanied by the Sheriff and his
Deputy, and Professor Thome, ascended the
Bcaibld, villi a firm step. Advancing to the
edge of the; platform he essay p4 to Bpcak;
but' lik' fceWiiga overcame hiiii, and turning
to Mr. Thome lie4 Remarked that he should
be usable toproeeeil, tmtil after prayer from
Prof. Thome. The two accordingly knelt
down upon the scaffold, when Professor
Thoae offered up a pathetic and effecting
prayer. Daring lta delivery, Hughes was
exeeeeUwjIy agitated a perceptible tremor
evareafiKBgha frame.
Before arising from his knees Hughes
raade a brief prayer himself. At its cobcIu
sion he rose to his feet, when it became ap
parent that he had been drinking, and that
ke.was considerably under the lnfiaesceof
the stimulants allowed him;
He then made the following speech :
My Fkiexds : This is indeed a sad fate, I
would wish you io remember it, not as an
example, but as the acme of human justice.
Do you suppose that for a moment I think
that the law of man is just in taking my life?
No; man's law is but the law of a murderer
like me. Who made that law? Moses. And
who was he? Tho greatest murderer we
ever heard of. Xorik for the second chapter
pf Numbers, and you will find some example
of murder, with premeditation, and purpose,
and deliberati&n, all combined in Moses, in
taking the life of an Egyptian, and then he
comes out and proclaims himself a priest,
prophet aad king, a&d by hk law I suffer,
and every other murderer. I will admit
that life it dear to all and ought to be pro
tected. But If a man takes the life of another
it is the greater madness to retaliate upon
him in this manner. If the people of Bed
ford had taken my life at the time I commit
ted tht awful deed, I would, hare said that
is nature's law and comes from the heart ;
but when, after six months of preparation
and deliberation over the matter, by those
in official position, I say then they murder
they murder! Gentlemen, what if the ad
vantage to .society to take my life or any
man's, in comparison to employing him for
the rest of his days in some useful employ
ment. If J. IV. Hughes has any ability for
anything, then kccpliim in confinement and
employ him on useful labor and make a
good man of him, and turn him out a 're
formed man, and give him an opportunity to
atone for all the evil he may have done so
ciety. This death penalty is ridiculous, and if
you will consider over it you will find it is
wrong. One life is' asgo6d as another:
What advantage is it to tako my life? None 1
It U zst an examplo to deter others from
the crime. Did I remember pointing that
pistol? No. I don't remember It to this
hour. Yet it is tho law and we most abide
by it the law of man but not of God. I
am convinced of it. For six months now I
have had every sect of religion to visit me,
and they come in to tell mo which is the
war to heaven. Do I believe them? No I
What is man's way to heaven? The samo
as his way on earth. Do unto others as wo
wish to bo done to. I have thought it all
over, fully and conscientiously, and have
eeac to the conclusion that my life in an
other world will be the same as in this, with
the dt&creaco that there all will be pure. I
have considered this over for six months,
and intended to give my own life up to my
exit out of this world. I intended to takq,
mv own life, but did not succeed. I took.
enough to take me out pf the world, but it is
the great Spirit's will that I should not;
and I lift vo not" done it. Since I havo been
in this prison I have had every sect of re
ligion to visit sic. You cannot tell me one
that I have not had to talk to me. I argued
with them en all their opinions and learned
all the secrete of their heart on the matters
of salvation, and dare J deny them? No. I
have talked with my spiritual adviser, not
because I believe as ho does. I love him as
a father, but at the same time my mind is not
his mind. ,
I don't believo to-day God forgive mo if
I say anything wrong that Jesus Christ was
the Son e-f God My anatomical knowledge
and everything1 says that the Immaculato
Conception was not rijjht. It is against
nature and philosophy; it is against human
nature. I believe that that no purer spirit,
no better man, over lived on earth than
Jems Christ, and tliat in tho spirit-world ho
M'next to tho Great Creator himself as far
as wo know. At tho same time, I will tell
my experience, tell what I know in my own
soul. I know from my own exporience that
Micro is communication wiui mono who
have departed from this life. I am to-day
about to suffer the extreme penalty of tho
law, but, at the same time, I am sure I shall
be with you after the execution as I am now.
I don't believe in spiritualism particularly,
becauso I havo never seen any mediums, nor
havo I ever secnthcindicationsof this. Attho
same time every creaturo, I do not care who
ho is, will know that at some time in his life
ho has been influenced by some peculiar idea
or sentiment he never would have thought of
himself. So far as I know, I believe tho
doctrines of Spiritualism. I thank my spir
itual adviser, who has spoken to me in re
lation to heaven and the sufferings of Jesus
Christ, .tnd I believo in, his miraculous birth.
I believe in him as being the purest man,
tkepwest spirit that ever ascended on high.
Ana I havo taken tho advice and counsel of
Mr. Thomn as a friend and father. He
came here in a moral way to reform every
one, and ho laid such a foundation in my
mind that I have finally taken tho belief I
now have given.
If I thought for a moment that I was going
to brimstone and hell and that kind of thing
for all eternity I should fear, or did I think
I was going to Heaven and sit there for all
eternity, and do nothing but sing, I should
bo a fool. They can kill this body, but they
cannot kill this soul. This soul soars aloft
to tho great Being that gave it being. It has
its work to do, and I believe this moment
that I shall be as much here after the exe
cution as now before it I believe I am here.
I go. gentlemen, not to the land of perdi
tion. Lnt to the land of progression; and
while I admit the justice of the law of Ohio
to-day, I say it is foolish and vain. And if
you should nay to me that because that rope
goes around my neck and chokes me to death
that it is going to prevent any crime, I say
it is foolish and vain, for in the condition in
which John W. Hughes was when ho com
mitted this crime, no cxampto on earth
would prevent any man from doing just as
he did. I submit to the law of the land, be
lieving it is a cruel murder to tako my life.
From thc.tlmo I fired that pistol up to this
hoar: I don't remember the firing of that
pistol. Do vou think all tho examples on
earth would have prevented any man in
that condition frons doing as I did ? No ; it
Li a mistake. . No j, I hope my example will
Viot'bo remembered as an 'example of tho
death penalty, but of tho folly of it.
G entlcmen, good-bye.
Tho Sheriff now told him that his tbno
had come, Hughes coolly took off his collar
and cravat and threw them to the floor be
low. Just before tho halter was lilaced Uikmi
his neck, he took an affectionate farewell of
Jailor Smith, who stood, with ex -Sheriff
Spangler, upon the topmost stair.
While tho rope was being ailjuRted about
his'neckjhc gated upon the crowd hefore him,
while a pleasant smile lit up his countenance,
and said: "Oh I grave, where is thy victory?
Oh ! death where is thy sting ? " " Are you
ready?" xaid Mr. Nicola. "I am," re
turned llughayand in tho next instant he
was dangling from thcbcaiuabovo him. Tho
drop fell at precisely 1:7 o'clock. Hcdicd
without the quiver of a muscle
During all this time, his wrists had been
hand-cuffed in front of him. His elbow
were now drawn to the hips, and pinioned
there by nasainc a strap throuch thciu. and
lmrklimr it behind. Ills' lew were piuioned
together by a strap, 'passing tightly around
both! lefs above the knee. After hanging
twanlv minutes, life was pronounced extinct.
awl the body was lowered by Deputy1 Sheriff
George ltiugway, Policeman Samuel Fur-
nail and Turnkey tjmiuu it was incu
jJu3:mi ckrve of the Morns' Committee,
and,' after being coffined, was taken to the
T?r? street Cemetery and placed within a
vaftt, to remain there a couplo of months.
The Monas Society, with Prof. Thome, and
ef .wotioemen, accompaaica uio
hearitc. At the vault Trot, 'iiiomo mauo
few remarks apropos to the occasion.
miwtia vm ILurc A soldier
... ALoriu3rU fVa..) U.S. General
Hnnuitrl , 1 1 h-is kwae, in Madison, Ww
e&ef Vh Mm. -Strong & Armstrong
dnfiirtP, Ssteecvor street, on Tuesday, and
- rikli for estwalm.
tt'ltb'riJa which hearrkdi
" " f -1 - ..a Utttf IMT IUI
iMtiiw Mi way 7thMutf,"jilkm fm
bUs, wouttded soidier. X. 1
W.HOOMR HiBSK, V?f,I J. L. OAIKJW,
ZLUo ofNasnville, Tenet Late of Aihvillc, N.C?
H. B. . V, BEASDEX,
Late of Macon. 0 a.
Rkm, GAINES &T CO.,
"WXei.ES ALE OHeCEHS
General McrchRHfliBo Brokers
20 BEAVER STREET.
decl7-3m NEW 3fORK.
TINWARE, &c.
GREWIB & 1L8ERTSQH,
Practical
Pliuhbers,
GAS & STEAM-PIPE FITTERS,
A5D DKALEBS IJT
CHANDELIERS & PEWDAlSTS,
Brackets, Pillars, Drop lights,
And every variety of
G-AS FIXTURES,
A O. 33
ciiUKcir
STREET,
Thrco doors below PortoGicc,
NASHVILLE, TENN.,
ARE PREPARED 'TO 'FURNISH, EITIIER
Wholesale or Retail, the following- articles at
the lowest market rates :
PLMBERS' AND GAS FITTERS'
STOCK AXI MATERIALS,
i i
PUMPS
AND HYDRANTS,
OP ALL KINDS.
Iicml Pipe, Sheet fc Pig Xcad,
WROUGHT IRON PIPE FOR
GAS, WATER AND STEAM.
301d 'Chandeliers, and all kinds of, Bras
workre-jrlit and bronzed In every stylo and re
stored to its original appearance. ; fcb3 tf
JAMES DILTOX.
n. F. WUXBLKB.
TnOUlS COTTEEI-L.
JOHJf EXIODT.
BELTOH, WHEELER I GO.,
No. 23 Js'ortli Market Strcot,
NASHVILLE, TENN.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
; INKERS', PLUMBERS,
GAS,,,JIT1ERS'
AND
Stoclc tin 1 aVTiitex'inlw,
Railroad Supplies tele.
A RE PREPARED TO FURNISH IN QUAN-
ix ties to suit purchasers ,tbo following articles,
at tho lowest market rates
Tin Piute,
TiiiHcrB' Tools,
TiiuicrH' Stoclc of till kinds
LEAD PIPE,
SHEET
XEAD
PIG LEAD,
WROUGHT IRON
it .-
Gas & Water Tubing
AND
LAP WELDED FLUES ;
SHEET
BOIiT COPPER,
WIrc,Rivcl8, Antimony,
"liabbitt McVl :
SHEET AND SIAB ZINC
spe'btE'5r'
Eussia, Patent Polish, Sheet Iron,
Common and Charcoal.
Rnili'dkd 'Lanterns,
Whltoabd Red, etc, etc., etc.
fcbMf.
DR. JOHN D. WINSTON,
-Rosidonco:and Office,
NO. 22 HIGH STREET,
TWO DOORS NORTH OF UNION
(HAST HIDE.).
imlG-lm ,
InHoIrcnt JJotice.
nTATR nV TkNNKSSEK HUMPHREVS
ft luntv. J. S. W. Primal. AdralnUtrator of
the Estate of John I'rimm, doccascd. havinf su
Bcitcd to tho Clerk of the County Court of said
county, the insolvency of the Estate of aaidueo'd,
do therefore, notify all persons bavin olairas
an nt iim Kit. Mb oi trie said joun i nmra. aec u.
to tile the same with thoClerkof the County Court
of said county, on or before tho l!)th of July next,
duly authenticated as rroMribpd by law, for pro
rata atotruiuuoB. or iney will po loreTrr nw
XhlHSth January, 1S(A ,
ianSt-ld.tw3r S. IV. I'RIMM, Adm'r.
1TATIX DU1.Y
riTAt.irn:i as
.11 Hi
xocutorof the last Will and Testament of
Jl)ilX lIAHDINt). Sfn deccaed) this l w
...ktirw.Il njnnn, fmlKhtM tn Ihn ul S&1U
Testator to como forward and make immediate
lisjuicut to the undcrsiyncd : and all icrons-hav-iuc
claims acminstsaid totato are hereby required
to present the aarao duly lirovrn within the time
1'ttacribeJ by law, or mis notice wiiioeiurau in
Iiaracaiiist tn
hem. WILLIAM O.
11AUD1NO
Kiccntor. Ac. of John llnrdinir. Scn
dA,'d
janSS. 1S0O wlw
Attachment Cause for Debt
Allen W. Dcwhitt, Administrator, and Isabella
Wood, Administratrix, oi jacaroa x. n oou.ue-
oeaseil. r. atlas Liara.
IT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
I of the Court, troai aa allegation sworn io ir
Yii.t,.tlff .Pl,lv!t in this eaute. that the Defend-
. c:in.fiv U n Mnti.ro5iliii.nt of tha State m
Tennessee, it is tbcrelore ordered by me. that pub
lication b made for four uccesive weeks in the
UaiosixD AwtutCAV, apsper publiihed in the
.!... f V..), Tnntaee. commandinr said
ielcait, Has Clark, to aw before sie at my
idwcH'mghowe, In Jttckoa eeBtgr. Tenaewee. oa
').;. tua. . lo nf Jnlr lMfi. t4fi aad there to enter
nl delence in aia cause, or ww mo m bv k j
to confessed and set lor Hearing x pant as io aim
aad final judgweat civen in fW atte.
C UAUAd. J. K
lor j acssoa cobeit.
JDoembcrX.lSK.
a-wfc
a hfWTl CAaW A'UI"K VINE ROOT
tv for Mle. In iv
CAINDIDTES.
For Coatstnble.
Wo are aathsriied to sanoaoee A, JT. Crelgrfiton
u a ca4idate for Coaetable, at the essoins JMareh
election. - ? Ul
Fer RevcBBO Cellcctar.
Wl are asthoriied io asaaoaea 'Win: B.
KntertsoB, of White's Creek, for th'eoSceof
Rereaae Collector, of Dovidjon cocnty, at the
easainz March election. janl6-td
For CoHBty Jodee.
Wa arsatithoriend to announce I TV. Hucr.
Esq.. Candiilatii for Coantv Cenrt J tide, rat
the tiuwfi.Ha?sH cleetion. --f f ' febll-ld
as a candidate for County Jodeo of Davidson
county, at the ens-jine election.
For Altoraey Oeaeral.
Wo aro authorized to announce Sivuel Doxcl-
SO.H, t tq., of fiashnlle. as a candidate for Attr
ncy General, for tlie District composed of the
counties of .Williamson, Sumner, and Davidson,
nt. tliA pnMlnp.lffian. In 'A fit
Jai'CO-td
For Circuit Court Clerk.
HlTnca been soltcted br & lam nnmner t! nld
friends, Will. I. Foster has consented to an
nounce hi nasia ijs a candidate for Circuit Court
Ulcrk of JUandson county, at tho eaenint March
election.
We aro authorised to announce tho nnrnn nf
David CV Iiove iia a eaadidate for re-election to
the otnea or Lire tut uonrt UlcrK of .Davidson
county, at tho ensuing March election.
For CeciRty Court Clerk.
XtBdsIey Nickel is a candidate for re
election (second term,) to the oGico of Clerk1 of
the County Court of Davidson County, at the
ensuing- Marsh citation. decl7dta
We are. authorised to annonnrn iho n.tmn nf
Wm. Hj Cheatkimi as a candidate for the nffirn
of County Coart Clerk of Davidson county,' at the
ensoinj Marchxleeuon. " " ,
We are authorized to announce 17. G. Ewln
as a candidate fof County Court Clerk of Davidson
county, at the ensuing .March election, doct-te.
We ore authomed to announce Thomas . C
Crank as a candidato for County Court Clerk at
tho ensuing; election.
Wk aro authorized toa.nnonnco Wrllev W.
Philips as a candidate for County Court Cltirk,
at tho ensuing election. " dec4-to
We are authorized to announce W. C Ilnll n
a candidate for County Court Clerk, at the ensu
ing election. decMe
For Criminal Coart Clerk.
At tho solicitation of many friends Xntt. B
I'llcttpr, hag consented to announce his name as
a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk, at the ensu
ing March election.
Wk are authorized to announce James A. Ilall
as a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk of David
son county, at the ensuing March election.
Wo are authorized tn -mnnnncn Clinrlna TL
Dlecons as a candidate for nriminal flnurt mrrlr
of Davidson county at tho ensuing March elec
tion. aeM-te.
For Sheriff.
We aro authorized to announeo W. S. BTi-JVIsli
as a candidate for fiheriff of Qnvtitsnn rnnntv. nt
tho next March election. fjanl7 tL
Ws are authorized to announce A. G. Ilasrcy,
as a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county at
the ensuing March election.
Wo aro authorized to announce Hobert F.
Cnttle, a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson
county at tho next March election. docl-te.
We are authorized to announce Knrlnkn
Urn rich as a candidata for Sheriff of Davidson
county at the ensuing March election, ded-te.
Wo are authorized to nnnnnr.cn W. . fihnnr.
as a candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, at
oe ensuing: iuarcn election. deci-te.
Wb are authorized to annaunee Wm. Wilson
as a candidate for Sheriff, at the essoins election
aeci-td
For Comity Truntce.
We aro authorized to nnnnunc.n Enoch Ciin.
iiltifrhaiu a candidate for Couaty Trnstee, at
mo vusuiui iuureu viuvLiuu. janio lu.
We are authorized to announce PhlncntiRnr.
rett as a candidate for County Trustee nt tho err
suine March election. decl-to.
Wo aro nilthorized nnnnnncn rrl inmnu
Nhuto, of the Pourtccnth Civil District, as a
Candidate for Connly Trustee of Davidson County
at tho ensuing March election.
Wo aro authorized to announce T. W. Bnlleiv
as a candidate lor County Trustee of Davidson
county at tho ensuing- March election.
We aro authorized to announeo Captain John
WIImoii, as a candidato for re-election to tho of
fice of County Trustee nt the ensuinir Mnrch r1m-
lion.
PETROLEUM.
Tennessee and Cumberland
Oil & Mining
Company.
Gjtice Tevst. xhd Ceiint.'D Oil akdMikiso Co.")
ro. 'ii. union UL, Nashville. Tcnn.,
January 12th, 185G. J
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MAT A
Sccial nicotine of the Stockholders of tho
Tennessee and Cumberland Oil and Mininir Com
pany will bo held on THURSDAY, Feb. 15, JSCG,
at 10 o'clock X. v.. at the office of tho rnmnnnv.fKn.
23 Union street, Nashville, Tcnn., for the purpose
oi appropriating certain lunas, now in the nanus
of the Treasurer, for tho purchase of such property
as may. by the company, bo deemed advisable,
and for the transaction of such other business as
may como before tho tnectine.
liy order of tno Hoard.
inn a-td F. II. COLTON. Scc'y.
Tennessee and Cumberland
OIU MINING COMPANY,
- I500RrOIUTHD BT-
Special act of the Lccislaturojof Tonncesco
Juno Sth. 1505.
ri-w-V 1 TlVITVATTkTIHfl
EXEMPT from ALL PERSONAL LIABILITY.
Capital Stock $600,000,
Divided into 3fX)0 shares of $20 each. 7,500 shares
or Jfi&u.uw navo oeen appropriated
as working capital for the do
. Telnpcmcnt of tho
Property of the Company.
A limited amonntonlvof the stock -thus ftnnro
nriatpfl Tia.1 bucn tilnecd in the hands of tho offi
cers of the company, to bo sold at $10 per share-;
and as tho stock has all been issued, lull paid, in
payment of property, it is not therefore liable to
any luture assessment.
OrricK: No. 23 Union street- Post Offico Box
971. Nashville, Tenn.
DIRECTORS.
P. It. COLTON', of Tennessee
WMi'C. BUNTS,
A.G.SANFOHD.
C. Li liKQUEMnOURO. of New York.,
DELANO T. SMITH, of Minnesota.
A. U. WELLS, of Michigan.
OFFICERS.
"prnaMonl A. O. RANFORD.
"i'rcs't iirst National uanK, Hasnvwe.
Vice President-A. G, WELLS.
Secretary F. H. COLTON.
Treasurer-WM. O. BUNTS.
Miolnc Superintendent
C. L. HEQUEMBOURO.
The nroncrtr of the comnanv consists of lease
hold interests iti tho counties of Overton, Fen
tress. White. Jackson and Warren, in tho State of
Tennessee, amounting in the ngcrccato to over
eJeht thousand acres.
Tho moinbcrahin of thecotnDany and the Board
of Directors comprise men of busmen experience
and reputation, and or a tnorougn and practical
acquaintance with the oil mines of Pennsylvania.
Tho mininir superintendent was one of the first
explorers of the oil fields ot that blatc, and struct
tho first flowinjr oil well in the country, well
known as tho Hequcmbounr well, and to which
the oil interests of Pennsylvania, then in their
nascent state, were very largely indebted.
The company will lease portions of their valu
able lands, in small tracts, to private parties or
companies, for imcdlate development.
I0TS ON EAGLE CHEEK
W1XI. BE U2ASED OX AFrUCATIOX.
This is a rare chance for fcona jWe operators to
obtain leases on terms that will be amply remu
nerative Terms niado known on application.
STO MERC NrECOEATOR WILL BE
4,TREATEDi WITH.
Description of lands and samples of oil ob
tained from the property, may be seen' bv calling
at the oBied, JJo. 23 Union street; Naahvillo. Tenn.
The Secretary, F. H. Colton, Nashville, will re
ceive orders for stock, and will forward ccrtificat es
by return mail when tho money accompanies the
order. Jana-tf
DOCTOR WHITT1ER,
A REGULARLY BRED PHYSICIAN, AS
his Diploma which hangs in his office will
show, has niado Chronic Viitatc the itttdp f
li4, and has a Unin-wide reputation, having
been lonetr loralrd in S. Lmtit than any Otbei
Chronic Disease Physician. .
Much of -his practice has been of a private na
ture. Smihilit. Oonorrhra, (llmt, tincture .all
L'rinarv jHtanetJvphililic orMrreurial Affetltont
of the Throat, Skin xr Uonri; Orchitit. Jtrnta or
Jtvptvre; also, the effects of a Sulitni HaM,
ruinous to JBody and Mind, prodocing Uotch:
debility, impoteney. ditzinrtt, dmnet of iff&i, con
fiuionofiticat, ml forebotins, avertn to metetr.
Ion tMCmorv, weaiitcts. not all these in any
one case, but all occurring frequently in various
' Hf Accommodations ample, charges moderate,
cures guaranteed. CoBJultatloas by letter orat
oaee. free. Most eases can be ropertg treated
ttithont an internet; and raedicinca, secure from
observation, scat by utail or exprtss. No hia
draaeeto butinew in aaost case.
Addnw Box 389C. St. Louis. Mo.
Houra-S a. m. to8r.. tct .penaaBentlr
located at No. 65 SU Charles street, between Sixth
and Seventh, one square south of Lindell Hotel,
a retired spoi ic uio ceairo w m
thnMvltation root, and roouu forth aeeomao-
daiionofiven patteMt regutrepertenni uuciuwn.
EVERYBODY
Can get, in a'sated letter eoyefep, my nry.
Symptom ond Treatment of Aerroiu, Vrinaiy
1j c.F liiMm. -elearw dehneatina nurfil-
rtued eontHtiont. with fall Symptam Lists, for two
threa-cent poetage kp i jtcW iy.
Cirealar IbrLadies. retatiag to ihteate of ISilerty.
Jienrtrvation tnd Pregnancy, Je.
iaE- d.tw .
TKATPB v .Estate f JtANDAL
1 ix J Wis a TJ. VMBaaed.-Ati k.ta mrtlfr all
..."iXilAtr. UM KUlm to eam forward
uvi iifui iuuw.v-w . : . , I. - ,
UNDERTAKER,
.W.E. OOBITIUES, J. JjABOOI. A.H. MBIHSOK.
W. E. Cornelius . & GO,
FURNISHING
FUNERAL QNDERTiKERS,
AT THE OtD STAND
2ffo. 49 CHURCH STREET.
HAVE ON HAND A' GOOD SUPPLY OF ALL
;. KINTiS OF
"MI E T A L I: C b?
cases s gaskets;
I 3-
t
ZISC-XXXED CASES, , :
Wood, Cloth,
. and Velvet Coffins,
ALL KINDS OF. ,
BUIAIi CI0THING.
The best HEARSES and CARRIAGES in the
City. '
Good, attcntivo assistants, and everything ne
cessary, as heretofore.
FUNERALS.
Wo also attend to the removal of Bodies to and
from other points at reasonable rates, and to tho
satisfaction of parties employing us.
Wo keep also on hand a good supply of UNDER
TAKERS' MATERIAL, which we will furnish to
Undertakers when desired at reasonable rates.
jan!9-tf
HARDWARE.
McROi3ERT8 & BAIN,
SEED AGRICULTURAL.
WAREHOUSE,
AND
Commission Merchants,
Xoi). SIS and 27?ou!i Market Street,
NASHVILLE,
TENNESSEE,
IJcalers in all kinds oi
.-,n! . ' ,
FIELD AXD 3AREN KREDN,
asn'
AGRICULTCRAL . IMILEMEXTS.3
AOKXIS FOB
"MEND ENIIALL'S " CELEBRATED
PATENT IIAXI LOOST,
To which they especially invite the attention of
tno country.
. On consignment, a few barrels, of Extra Puro
BOEItllOS WHISKY,
And a lot of Smith celebrated
WHEELING ALE,
in barrels and half barrels,
told low for Cash.
All of which will be
jan21--lra
MISCELLANEOUS.
White House,
(A NEW HOTEL.)
OX TJIE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NEXT DOOR TO ADAMS EXPRESS,
Nashville, Tenn.
H.C.ToiirKi.(8.Llcrt
febltf W.
L. WHITE,
Proprietor.
RAGS! RAGS! RAGS!
WEETEMM BROTHERS,
PAPEU WAIIEIIOESE,
Airn,L PAY SEVEN CENTS FOR CLEAN
VV Cotton RAGS, in quantities of 100 pounds
or more. -
Tho highest price paid for old Bagging. Woolen
Rags, cto. WIUTEMAN BROS..
feb6-tf No. 59 .N. E. Cor. Public Square.
SPRING
TRADE!
MONROE, SMALTZ & 00.,
WHOLBjlLE DRILKIU IS
City and Eastern Made
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GOl Market Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE
1 T examination by buyers of their new and
oomplete
e
SPRING STOCK,
at the old stand 0 MONROE & SMALTZ, se
lected expressly for tho southern trade.
Special attention given to Orders.
Jaues Moxrok, M. S. Stokm.
Jis. E, Smiitz. Late of Nashville.
Formerly of Whelan k. Co. feb4-2w
J. L. LIU. n. O. 8TEVKKSQN. L. It. SaTAiTr.
LEA, STEVENSON & CO.,
Anctioners and
Commission Merchants,
COTTON AVENUE, Near Corner of Cherry St.,
MACON, GEORGIA.
BjT Special and prompt attention paid to all
consignments.
RKFKEKXCTS :
F. C. Duntotngton k Co.. Nashville. Tennessee.
Albert Roberts A Co., Nashville, Tonncue.
W, N. Haldcman & Co., Louisville. Kentucky.
W. P. iL.lt. ShryoOV. St. Louis. Missouri
TY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST EXECUT
Jj ed by Matth ew Warmack,on 10th October, 1860,
registered in Book 4, Page 216. in Davidson
Conntv. I will exnose to rjublie. sale on Monday.
the Sth of March next, at the late resldenco of
. t 1. 11. ... 1" 1. KrC.t.'.
Crejck in Davidson County, the homo tract, 181
acres. Also. a. tract of 1M nmt Timber land.
Al,n. nnnthpr trartnf50 nrrn In the hills, about
one mile from the homo tract. Terms of sale half
cash. The remainder on a credit of twelve
months, with interest from date.
LEVY A. BAKER.
fhll-t Trustee of M. Warm at k.
COTTOIV SEED.
1XTV. Tf AVE XflWTN STORE TEN THOU
V SAND bushels of Cotton Seed. We ask
Planters to give us a call before purchasing.
HUGH McCREA & CO.
JanlT-tf
FRONTING ON CHURCH 6TREET. IN TIIK
Umiox and Auxbioaw Block, a Boom admir
ably Suited for an Offlce or small Retell Business.
Apply at tho Counting Room of the Usios and
AUKKICAX. jant u.
A CtASS TN JrlBSIC.
fR& L.V. BROWN WILL GIVE LESSONS
1A InMniie to a small class of young ladies, at
the enstomary rates, llcrrooms are at jars, nan
dall's. No. 100. South Cherry street. fblO-tf
SASDT E. JOXTS.
v. 8. stices.
CENTRAL HOTEL,
2fb. 71 Broadway. ,-; Jfp. tl
NASHYIUaI:, TESN.
JONES k BEIGGSjTroprietors,
(lati Kiwiixs 1 aaicvw.)
rpniS HOUSE IS CONVENIENT TO THK
ecay reaeh of tbe other depot aad steamboat
Uadiafa. It U aewlrasd aMivirrrsihed,
a4 itwrt sra 1mm Vew ktm U jwwnn -,
litf C eiperiwiced ad ntLtiMt, ad
vlwW.'Sd tuaMt aMBCBdaUoM sk ttk
iaa31-faaUw
illCOTTON YARNS.
8
NO. 73 BROAD STREET,
NasHville, Temessee,
GENERAL, Oil, DrAtEKS;
i-.- ".Mew.-.
tvv us:
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF.
Gottop-Yanis and Sheetings
MANUFACTURED BY
EAGLE MILLS;
IAWBIS OE BURG,
TEXKES8SE,.
imA.TVIOL.IlV DFkC TOKY
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
GAjDTATIW factory,
1 -r '
JSaUatin, Tennessee.
WE HAVE RE-OPENED OUR OIL nOUSE.
and havo perfected arrangements with our
Old Oil Mamifiictiircre
for unlimited supplies pf
LUBKICATING- OILS,
.Specially prepared for
COTTON MACHINERY AND RAILROADS.
an(l nara now in store a largo stock of
Different Kinds of Oil,
supeno to any wo havo ever kept before.
I lWc also havo on hand a gosi supply of I
YARXS AND SHEETINGS
Metcalfe Bros. & Co.
deel" Zm
dry; GOODS
R. H. THOMPSON,
DRALBB IX TUB
CEL.EBRATED PATENT,!
SHOULDER SEAM
AND PARIS
S
o
T
K
E
I
SH
Under-Shirts and Drawers,
English and Ocrman Half-Hose,
Qlovos, Suspenders and Cravats,
Handkerchiefs and Collars,'
Canes and Umbrellas,
Heavy Scarlet and
White Ribbed Shirt and Drawers
; Gentlemen's Dressing Robes,
Trunks, Valises and Travelling Bags,
Combs, Brushes and Perfumery,
R. H. THOMPSON,
No. Q8 Cherry Street,
near irsiox.
dect-tf
DR. JOE C. NEWNAN,
Offico and Residence No. 40 Northweat
aide, Public Square,
XAS1TVILLE, TKXNENNEE.
jan21 lm.
J. T. DlTKLAr.
S. W. CniLDBRSS.
DUMiAP & CmXBRESS,
Attorneys-at-Law,
H0. 62 H0ETH CHEEEY ST.,
JTA83IVILLE,
Tcauesaeo.
Janl3-m
LAW NOTICE.
A. S,. COLYAR,
Of TVinckCBtcr, Tcnn.,
HAS OPENED AN OFFICE IN NASHVILLE,
on Cherry street, ColocnBdo KBildlBsr,
Room 26. whero-bewill constantly bo found, un
less absent at some Court. He has associated. with
him Colonel A. S. Marks at Winchester, Mr. Jas.
W. Newman at Payetteville. Mr. James 1'itipat
rick at MeMinnvillc,andMr. Stone atManchester.
Mr. CoWar exnects to attend the Courts at these
places, and will at bis office, receive and traosmit
,ualms lor coiiecuon, giving atssrasce icai tney
will be promptly attended to, and he will faith
fully attes4 la sncn business as may c iniras:ea
to him tn flatnviiie. janiK omw
SAMUEL B0NEIS0N,
j.-ttox-3oy- at X. n. -w
NASHVILLE,. TENN,
erriCE, ko. esu cherrt street
UP-STAIRS.
Prompt Attention, Given to Collection!.
acrxagscx.
Carathert i Cooper, Nrahville,TesBessee.
Guild, Smith A dalld. Nashville, Teanemee.
Hon. Bali Peyttn. NashvilleTeanesiee.
Hen. J. B. White. Nashville. Tennessee.
Hillman, Brother 1c Sobs, Nashville. Tennessee.
ilon.il. ii. uauaway, leapais, Aenaessce.
de5-ly .
8. 8. AXESIESOX C. B. JOHSSOX. O. T. SXI7K.
Anderson, Johnson :& Smith,
REAIi ESTATE AGENTS,
Over Berry's Book Store,
jg-AVE f OR .SALE
SEVERAL SPLKNi?P .CITY RsWDIHCBS.
A NBJiMR OP OiTY aad W8A L0.
ETCiLFE BROS. & CO.
"GROCERIES, &c.
1UDISOX 8T&ATTOX,
RAlfPTOX J. CHEXKT,
IHOltiS O. 'POIXTIE.
BKXJ. 1". SOT.
STRmOMPOINTER i CQ,
WHOIiESAMS GROCERY,
AM)
COMMISSIION MERCHANTS,
For the aale and purchase of t '
Cottdn anil Tobncco, tVJient, Flour,
, P0RK-,.; i
, BACON. . :
XARD, ' ..
' DRIED . '"FRUIT. '
iPIOJRON, AND PJiOD UCE ' GENERALL T
Hon. 9 and II Ilroad Street
v:'v '
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WE WILL KEEP ON HAND A LAR0E
and well selected stock of '
GROCERIES,
FOR THE WHOLESALE TRADE
75 .BARRELS BOURBON WHISKY,
CO " RobinS.
County Whisky,
66 Old Rye '
do
do
S Cognac Brandy,
JJ ni DDIS Q0 U0 .
10 barrels Holland Gin,
lOhfbbls do do
20 hf fcbls Now England Rum,
20 hf bbls Ginger Brandy,
20 kegs do do
20 hf bbls Cherry Brandy,
20 kegs Lemon Cordial,
20 kegs Ginger do
50 baskets Ueidsic, (pints and quarts).
20 boxes Sparkling Catawba,
100 sacks' prima Rio Coffoo.
75 barrels New Orleans and Island Sugar,
Crushed do
Powdered do
Coffco do
50
60
150
15
25
choice Irish Potatoes.
Table Salt,
Molas3es,
5 hf bbls
uo
Za barrels byrup,
50 hf bbls and kegs Syrup,
50 kits Mackerel, Nos. 1 and 2,
25 hf bbls do
25 qr bbls do
50 bexes Cheese,
50 do Candy,
50 do Star Candles,
50 hf and qr boxes Star Candles,
50 boxes German and Family Soap,
60 do Pickles, (qts and pts),
10 gross Preston A Merrill's Yeast Powders,
50 boxes Starch,
10 cases (K) Sardines,
25 bJxes Raisins,
50 hf and qr bxs Raising,
50 doien Painted Buckets,
500 reams Wrapping Paper.
100 dozen Brooms,
20 doien Sieves,
500 kers Nails.
To which we invite tho attention of the nlor
chants of Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama.
Strict attention will be paid to receiving and
forwarding, and to tbe sale of Groceries and all
goods on consignment.
Being in the large and commodious storo and
warehouse,' so long and favorably remembered as
trie nonso or Jonnson ibmith. and afterwards as
Fisher. Wheelers 1c Co.. with the immense sheds
and storage rooms, we feel prepared to handle all
uotton, 'tobacco and ucneral Frounce, or goods
nn nnntltmment. nn favnmblA tprmt n, mnv
house in the city; and expecting to establish our
business upon p. permanent basis, wo promise to
do all in our power to merit a liberal share ot
public patronage.
.bauuimu anu uui'K always on ban
STRATTOX, POINTER A Co.
decS 3m
MATT. T. 1TAGEN,
WHOLESALE GROCER. COTTON FACTOR,
GENERAL COMMISSION HERCILCXT,
NO. 5 BROAD STREET.
BETWEEN MARK
w. '. .
FRONT.
NASHVILLE. TENN.
Liberal Ad vances Made on Congignmonb?
ded-lm. ' ' ' '
MlTT.'TrmGEN,
WHOLESALE GROCER, COTTON FACTOR
GENERAL C03IJIISSIOX MERCHANT,
i
NO. 5 BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN MARKETFIAND FRONT,
. ..if-.
: NASHVILLE, TBNN.
Liberal Advances MaJo on Consigaments.
deci-lra.
JOHH J.1CMII,
IVIIOIiESALE
C3 22. QD C23 S22.
C omul i s s ion ,?M ei&li airt,
DEALER IN
Liquors, Wines, Cigars, Tobacco.
No. 35 South Side Broadway,.
IfASIINTLLE, TENN.
100 Hhdl. prime New Orleans.
50 do do Porto Rico Sugar,
60 do do Cuba Sugar.
lflO Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
29 do Granulated Sugar,
100 do A. and B. Coffee Sugars.
75 do C. extra assorted Brand).
200 do Yellow Sugar,
600 Bags Rio OSee,
25 Mats Java Coffee.
20 do Laguira Lnflco,
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Allspice,
20 Bags Pepper,
75 Barrels Mackerel,
50 bbls. do. '
SnOKitUdo.
50 Boxes Soap,
150 do Starch.
100.000 Cigars, assorted brands. -300
Boxes Candles,
109 do Banns,
5tCCases Sardines,
5fl0.CJM Oysters. ' '
lOgrPetea Backet
SfCNests Tab. . ,
Together with everything usually kept In Whole
sale Grocery Homes.
LIQUORS,
ISO Barrels Robertson Coaaty Whisker,
50 do Bearbon do do.
29 do Ryo do.
136 do ReetiCed do. f
5 do x Otard, Dapay A Co's. Cognac,
W Barrel Apple very oW.
do Peach da.
S da - Sherry Wise,
la stare aad fer sale at
Tie, SSSreatlway,
deel -3m. NASHVILLE. TENN.
xiTicarANS.
WlUWAWlBNitll8ROFIJKwtA-
TT iw raiear a Aw mum. Wad ta Sk
mm. iwwuifsr tfca am, m m w w ei
GROCERIES, LIQUORS &c
E. 8. RAVrLTOX.
x. U CAanraiGRT.
WHOLESALE
AND
BF-TAIL GROOER
AND
Gommission Mercliaiit,
No. S3 Clinrcli Street,
(SIGN OF THE ELK HORNS,) .
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
it
H
AS ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE
, abovo business
HARK L. CARTWRIGHT,
Who respectfully solicits the patronage of his
many friends and acquaintances, aad flatters him
self that, with his Ions experience in the basiuess,
he will be able to give general satitfactioa.
The stylo of the firm will remain as heretofore,
B. S. HAMILTON.
IN STOKE AND FOR SALE LOW:
50 barrels Yellow-Sugars, different grades,
25 barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugars,
SO barrels A and B Coffee Sugar,
50 Sacks prime Rio Coffee,
5 sacks Old Gr't Java Coffee,
5 sacks Mocha Coffee,
300 lbs choice Green and Black Teas,
150 barrels Extra Family Flour,
2.M0 lbs Sugar Cured Hams,
1,500 lbs Dried Beef.
20 barrels N. O. Molasses,
25 half barrels do
25 kegs Golden Syrup,
1000 lbs Cod Fish,
50 boxes Cheese,
25 barrels Buttor Crackers,
100 Cues Cove Oysters,
, .15 Cases Sardines,
100 Packages Mackerel,
60 boxes Palm and Rosin Soap,
50 boxes Star Candles,
50 boxes Tallow Candle?,
10 Tierces Lard,
25 Kegs Lard,
Together with Figs, Raisins, Almonds, Bratll
Nuts, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Indigo, Madder.
Copperas, Alum, etc.. Logwood, Brooms, Buckets,
ireah Fruits, Brandy Fruits. Matches. Blacking.
Pepper Sauce, Catsup, Pickles, Preserves, and
many other articles too numerous to mention, all
of which aro offered as cheap a the cheapest.
B. a HAMILTON.
LIQUORS.
25 barrels Simon Crow's white-wheat Whisky, very
fine.
25 barrels Old Bourbon Whisky,
25 barrels Robertson County Wisky,
10 barrels New York Brandy,
10 barrels Holland Gin,
10 barrels Jamaica Rum.
1 cask Superior Cognac Brandy,
10 baskets lino Champagne Wino, .
20 cases Catawba Wino.
CIGARS AN TOBACCO.-
I inrite especial attention to my stock.
consisting in part of the following favorite
brands:
"Trotting Club "Cigars.
" Sovcnty-Six "
Cervantes "
Washington Cigars,
Henry Clay
"Medna" ChnwW Tntrnwi
r.uwara g -Rob
Hot
-
Brigi
;ntl0's
And various other brand, which wo are deter
mined to sell eery love.
B. S. HAMILTON.
, . , No. 25 Church street.
janu xa. dj
47. 47.
N. B. PEARCE,
(OF ARKANSAS,)
WHOIJ2SAIJ2 GROCER
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
COTTON & TOBACCO FACTOR,
- 47 South Market Street,
Nashville, Tenn,
V Fork. Bacon. Lard, Flour, Whisky, and other
Marketable frouuee ana Alorenanulse, soiiuuea.
Liberal advances mado on eocsignmeats, and
will endeaver to secure
QUICK NALEH AND PROMPT RETURNS
Particular attention given to the filling f Plant
ers orders for plantation supplies.
A large aad well-seloeted supply of
Groceries and Liquors
Kept constantly on hand, to be sold at tbo lowest
market pneo, tor casa. w . .
Jan21-tf IT, B. PEARCE.
GROCERS,, FORWARDING
AND
commission; merchants,
Corner of Market aad Church streets.
Nnahrllle, "
AGENTS for tke Sale of the celebrated Law!
Hill Sheetings. CoUen Batting, aad Hope MH
Cotton Yarns. Jaal7 Jw."
77AM 1 1. V FLOER The celebrated Star
X' ISrand at, uu jsruahjejw.
Salt. Soap, Rice, Nails, Starah, CsHe,
Raisins, Cerdaje, Tobacco, Mebuief,
Mackerel, WoedeaWare; '
And a complete assortment of r" fragirhr'
for sale by ORK XmrfKBM.
JialT 2w
niIEHsr-Eari;ili Dairy. Hmmw. WeWn
KJ Reserve xnd Pia Apple. .TMssWr Hived
per steamer J. K. Uilmore, matfirMMht'. ,
janl7-2w OKK. JlWfi-Wlg.
v. a. BBtXX, St.
BRIEN & TIIAXTQ
Wholesale Grocers,
AND
COMMISSION MEBOOJOS,
'. W. CORNER COLLHQ8 A
8T8,
!VaHhvill.
OAAfi mt su oorroN mM alk
Or to ttta tttisMlsjieJat
U HILTON
GROCERIES, LIQUORS So.
B. B. CBIATRAX.
T. WOODS.
RBffllTli
rs n
!VnOI.ESAI.E GROCERS,
DEALERS IN
ft
FINE BRANDIES, WESES,
DOMESTIC LIQU0ES,
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
etc., etc.,
Cor. College and Churck Sts.,
NASHTIOJB, TEXIf,
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
AND
FOR SALE
100 bass choice Rio Coffee.
125 bbls Crushed, Pondered and Granu
lated Sugar.
140 bbls Cofi'cc Sugar.
50 " Mackerel, 2o. land 2.
25 " No.3.
150 kit " No. 1,2 and 3,
200 botes Star Candles.
125 " Soap (assorted.)
5 Tierces fresh Iiicc.
25 hhU Cider Vinmr.
650 " Extra Pamily flour. Spring-,
field and Port Royal Mill. ,
iw Dpis, DDIs and kegs country ijiril
5 tierces Dried IJcef.
50 bbls IT, O. Molasscn and Sympa,
50 bbls Sorghum Molasses,
10,000 bushels Cotton Seed.
Together with an ajwortment of . ;
FRESH CANNED FRUITS,
Bear as
Strawberry,
Peaches,
Tomatoes,
f
Pickles, -Sardines,
Oysters;
Brandy Peach es,
and Cherries,
"Worcestershire
and Pepper Sauce,.
Spices, Pepper, etc., etc. J '
liquors.:
AUOXQST WHICH ABB
4
o t j.-ipea rmc iiranuy,
. Ilenncaer. Otard. Duney & Co jL
l'mtoL'a(itiUon;vintage,lS4tf('6a17
UnitcU Yincyaru;l'ropriw;ia0,
4 i Kochelle, t. 4 1
3 Puncheons beetXriihaM Scotcli
Whisky, i;,
2 Pipes Jamaica Rum, ,,. .
0 Pipes KE. " Jk. ",
G5 casta Sherry and PortjLWiae, all
trades,
a pure Mahra "Wise,
4. Pipes pure Holland Ownt
75 boxes St.Iarccaux Chaiap5e;
30 Cabinet 7K
(55 " Heidsick "
125 boxes Claret, very fine ,j J
HIS
10 bbl "Old Crow." 1855. arrated su
perior to any ever offered' in lNah7ille
ioo ddis pure.nooeruoiiiouniytoiu anu line,
ISO ' Bourbon, all srade.v
23
" Apple Brandy, pure',
" Peach Brandy, pure.
8
ft
Anlsct, Curacoa, Absynihc,
MartischiiiOf irainyoo Brakes,
,4
Plantation antlBeTcera' Bitters
and London Chtb.
5,000 Genuine Iznportad.Jfovaaa Clears.
110,0 Jialliraoro, all ca4e:
Torether with a gcacralMsertaent of Staple
and Fancy Groceries. , ' .
R. 13. CHEATHAM &. CO.
JanlG , .) k, ,
A. CH BATH AV. QCO. V.SikMtf.lt'UBO. 8. riSXIT.
ARCHER CHEATHAM &C0.,
NO. 9 N0ETH COLLEGE ST.,
NASKYXI.LE, TXXX
1 1
WhalesaleGrocers
AND niPOXTEES OF
FINEBRANDIES,
WINES, CIGAES,
Ma, Me,
9
JjTEEP COWBTANTLY OK HAND FOB SALE
150 bags CWoica Rio Coffee.
. 25 " Java Cofle.
100 bbltCrBshed, Powdered and Granu
lated Sugar.
100 hbls Ce&e Sugar, No. 89 and 08.
59 ""(,CiaiEW Sugar.
50 " rto Pico Sugar.
50 "Mackel, No. land 2.
25 ?u " No. 3. .
100 kik " No. 1, 2 and 3, .
CO kejfH sglish Soda. W '
250 Hxe SUr Candles.
109 , '? Soap Cassorted.)
10hURk9. k '
25 ".Cider Vinegar.
360 " Extra. Family Flour.
-;S ksn Kettle-Ilendered Leaf LanL.
380 M Salt (New Cooperage.)
30 terees of Mitchell & Arnntrong New
Sagar-Cured Hams.
10 bxe Breakfast Bacon.
-. 5. tierces Dried Beef.
49 bbls Sogar-Hosso Molasses & Syrupy,
kegs Nails (auorled.)
- ' Together vrita aa AMortsaeat of
Ff esfe Canned Frniits.
StTCH AS
BXAZIL XH3T8, CLOVES,
PEACHES, TOMATOES, PICKLE8,
' SPICES, PEPEEB, ETa ETC.
Pewdcr I Pwler ! !
SOtlAOBNTS 0? B. J. DDPONT. DiNB
' Mmlli A CO.S Spofttar. Rle ad 0IaUc
dZt?'1 T&OTAMkU
I 3 "IT . O
r0R ASSORTMENT OF BRAKDIB3, WHI3
U K1K3, aad W15E3, for parity aad delicacy
if savor eaaaot be excelled la tWs or any other
ek-r.
akoxcst watca abb
5 nr. caiks Hflfisey Brandy (Vintage
IS5-) . ,
5 qr, casks Pellevotsen Braady.
3 " A. Sgntt Brandy.
2 pipes Pare He! land Gin.
2 fmneheem Pare Karasay's Scotch
"Whisky.
50 or. casks Fine Sherry and Port "Wise.
5 " Sweet Mala Wiw.
60 caaea Widow Oiqt Chawpagne Wis.
25 " St-Marceaux Carte Noire ,,J "
25 " - CartBiche " "
75 " CTarcl. ...
500 Dmijohfts (aborted sises.)
Toeetaw tta tksFlaest AssoHssmt of
APPLE & PEACH BRANDY,
BUM,
ANNISETTI-; ALASINTII,
CUKACAO, MAXCII1NO,
BOEKER'S irrXEKS,
CIGARS & TOBAGOO,
. is4:T BleM
ciirtnoxtw.
FAMILY GIOQSKI161 &c
jiw store:
PandolM & Siva,
NO. 12 XORTlfcilERRT STREfet,
DKALZ&S l.V
PAJfcr QROCERIES, 4
a rTINES,vLIQUORS.
' ,",'" , ,."( cilJARS. ETC.
jMONQ THEIR STOCBIMAYBK F00ND
TA vn 1) : ,. 1 XX v. rt .
trnshuL Powdered. Coffee, Portl-Rlco, aad every
CTadoorjJrownSarars:
Tc Candies. Staiclii
CastUe. Palm. Erarive and Laundry Soaps;
w&tS."6' Curranp l'raiies. Ruins;
Batter, Oysters, Fancy aad Auaoad Crackers;
Hae Aple. 01ouser and Riaestle Cheese;
fpcles- Chowaoa- aad Imperial Hot
Cssarap - Anma, ana fair jsoucrt feel
581 & sSf1? MBeef Royal (hhi rae.
??a,?oh,0' aad Mervey Sasoss;
r tjT r AaacBB. roiiea xiata:
rraik of every variety in cnnsaadJarsT
IXTBXIBSTOCXOr
W.imcs HHd Br&adlt!8
T
i ALL OF WlllCn ARE
GIXCIXIAXD IXr.ORTKD,
p ilA BE FOUND
Pffwt'n and Duff Gordoa Sterriea;
IWd Choice and Reserve Madeiras j
Ioation Doric and Uursnady Port;
Psmartia. liUnqaefort and St Jalten Medoc
viaret;
Jlaatbanternc,NIestc!acr,irockholraer and Ca-
tawba Wines:
TJemercier, tlold Medal and Ueidslek. Chaapaec.;
na.Otrd. DupuyACo's UraadiS; "
lri ,,,-,.!5c?ich' Roorbon and Robertson County
.tthliklu;
Holland Uio;
Maraschino Absinthe; Verraoolho tad all Ai-
sorted Ltd iron;
Baker's and 11 olland Bitters :
GENUINE HAVANA CIOARS.
Cholej brands, together with every variety of Do
roertleCjrars,ChewiDraod Sraakins; Tobacco ot
all brands; tofother with all other articles usual
ly lonnd in a
FIRST CLASS FANOV GEOCERT STORE.
It is the Intention of PANDOLFINI A RIVA
to keep on hand at all tlmrs a complete assort
2S i.f,'T7th. il1"6'!!',"?. A"rr. bt
raincd to sell as low as any other esUblishmtnt la
.W?.peeUljlIy ik. "amlnatloa of their
dlssatisfitd?1" 00 0n" WlU 80 W2T
PAIfDOIFIA'I A RITA,
Paaey Uraeers,
AXD DEALBBS vt
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
i ' 1
Xe. 13 Xerth Chrrrj- Htrvrl,
AeeiOm. NASHVILLE. TE'N.
B. C OOCRB'.ILt,
Formerly of il. A
R. Doutrlas A C., and
Cooke. Bailey A Co.
. a. nratASD,
Formerly with L.
B. Fits A Co.
GODSHALL & HOLLAND
Auctleti, CemmlwiloH ForsrnrtllHg
K E tIRHANTN,
No. SX SOUTn MARKET STREET.
XabvlIi,TcHH.
Conalmments of Cotton. Da Goods.Boots, Ehoes.
Hats, Tobaeeo, Oreceries, Ac., solicited.
KEFEREXCES.
? V,aTcr EL- Cashier Planter's Bank.
u' n u v ".n - X"? BMk Of tho Union.
R. C. McNalry, I5n Sco'y Commercial Int. Co.
fc. D.Farnswortb. Kw Afent Insurance Co.
111 I'eadleton. Wholesale Drawists.
Ilugh Douslas. Esq, Louisville, Ky.
Byrd Douglas, Esn Nashville. Tenn.
I. B. I ilo, Esq.. Nashville, Tenn.
decS tf
TAVEL BRO. S,
SRC4rfMor tePnal F. Tavel,
BOOK BINDE11S,
EUIERS,
AMD
Blank Bek M 'HBfucfHrcrs,
WOULD respectfully anno ince to the public,
and especially to the otacers or Counties.
Courts. Railroads, Banks, lasuranoo Companies,
that they are prepared to make, en short no
tice and of tbe best materials, all kiads of
jbt-,.a.jstk: BOOSTS!
Of any slxo or shape. Ruled to any pattern desired.
Tn.'rSM fyPf.'S?.'1' Pn. han1 aortment of
BLANK PAPEK. of the best make, aad are dally
icoreuinc our faallltles tor dclnr work,
la large or Km nil qnaBtlHeft.
Ilarhwa Ions; Hrperienes tn maklni Books fur
different Courts hi the State, we have patterns for
many ofthoDookots and other Books feasraUy
nsml.
"We ar also prtjared to Bind all kinds of
BOOKM, 3CAAZINBM, MCSIC. Ae.,
In tha best styles, and on short notice.
(Union Se American Block,)
Cherry Street, Up Stalra,
xtNunuE, -ri:xs
Dect-Sm
H.VHirS IHI'KOVKO. EXAM I'VE HOAI.
THE CHEAPEST
AXO
f Best Heap music In , tke ITHltcd
StHtCH. '
Send your OrJers to
R0DDIE & CO.,
MAW UFA CTURERS,
Xe. , CkHrck Street,
71 AH II VI LIJ TE3TX.
deq 21 JJm
TOR sii,E.
-rMBST-A TRACT OE LAND. CONTAINING
JC m ncm. io the borenth UWrict. DaIdm
coaaty. about H miles from Nashville. Only a
part of tbe tract will be sold ir destred.
Secad A tract of Ind enntalninr 3 acres, in
District No. 13, sboat2H miles from the city, on
tbo CumberUad river. On tho place Is a aaa
young apple orchard.
Third A house siid lot oa North Summer it.
beiac second door north of 0y street, and 33 by
VS feirt. The homo tisa futir qr flvs rooms n it,
A.
A a tmiaipfor4 lot adlololnr tbe last
raeatloard lot, on th nortb fids, fi on tine on Sum
taer street. ft by 120 fe.tdecp.
Filth A lot ob tan north side of Gay street,
weH of Suaisaer sirenl, 66 by 13) feet.
ist Aa uaimpmred lot on Crawford street,
soaMt tide, between Staamar and lilab streets. SO
by Wti reec.
gereatfe A lot on Cower Water streot. adjolir
fate HtHM's lot on tha aorta si4oK atHi.ueisis; 3 by
'wrtTamr.ln XtorV Addition to
BtftMl, a4riiC the south side of Kobt. Stew
uVt iMWferty. aUt beta sac kx146 feet,
SkSPTAlot U Preetfa Says Additloa to
yukim, on tin verts i'.4 oftlM N. i. C. Kail
rcJ, sjhI biitu M ) 1 St . . ,
TMrtfc A 1 it m iK WK of ta Nash.
vt aad Fraaklla Tarnplk rod."o tt road or
street raaatf west trarsay. ad flviN shs old
UmMi AsytsM froca Ua pfrrty kaWB as tha
j(rft?U T.B.CliTLBisSS.
At W.TV oee. N. 31K.Xsi CoHe strost
near Walsa. ofr Bsooad ytiiiaj
dclH-tf. .
ytsMofir.
mwe Vm liiae in thx
X iWwtsi isasy , sf 9n AKatcA
!sVtMat ft4Mp4VV ' sVMMF A)l
i'M -ut - irT till H . .
AT, . inMMWIVA X cu.

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