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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29
' Il : not, nor It cannot come to good:
But break, our heart (never), for we must ht
our f0n-fse =

II is not, nor it cannot come to good:
But break, our heart (neVer1, for we must hold
our tongGs."
As this is probably the last time we shall have
the opportunity Of publicly addressing our fair
neighbor ere she takes her departure for the EN-
pire State" we hope that we shall be pardoned
for the Intrusion. Although we are not badly
hurt. if twenty thousand men ,cere marched
up the hill, and then marched down again. >
Our ueighbor appears to be in an excellent hu-
naor-thinks we are ''mad with our friends and
neighbors, who are laughing at us. Well, we'll
we don't know how that is but friend of
somebody's, we do know, smothered her wrath,
''And her brow cleared, but not her troubled eve
The wind was down, utstill the sea run high"
Dear nelghbor. you we're right when you said
that we would get over these eaIly SORROWS of
love-sickness as easy as child would the mea-
sles or whooping-cough. A short time since
we would have died for the love we bore for
you. but now we feel as little like it. as we
would swimming the Yazoo river of cold win
ters 10 see an aunt. The last relics of that
lore is oozing out at the ends OF our fingers ;
leaving all calm and tranquil.
40 our souls Joy
IF after every tempest came such calmness,
HAY the winds blow till they have waken'd
death"
It Is consolation to know that elf we ever
change It will be Tor the better" We had feared
that ze were running the risk of getting worse.
for il is said that ''evil communications corrupt
good manners" Neighbor. we meant not to
threaten, bat advise,-mouths, we made none ;
nor turned up noses--as it is said you some
times do, when we not near--nor wouldn't
Be! You advise US to employ orr mind upon
useful subjects. This we have been doing, for
we have made mighty good use of the Wing!
And even its editor has not been entirely use
less to us. You also charge US with making the
attack--and caution US about playing with ra-
zors, &C., &c. Well, in the first place we made
no attack upon our neighbor, but against So
creted individual; though if we had, we don't
know that there would have been anything
wrong IN 1t, for they who set themselves up as
marks, must expect to be shot at. And if they
are 50 unfortunate as to be touched occasionally,
we dent think il worth while to weep over the
accident. For
eff body meet body coming thro' the rye.
II body kiss body, need body cry?"
But you are about to leave us, for the Worlds
Fair, Womans Rights Convention, and the No
sior only knows what ALL
so fare thee well; and may the indulgent gods
Grant thee every wish
That soul can form Once more farewell"
WEATHER AND CRoPs.-The weather contin-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29

CO Judge Joseph w. Chalmers. Of Holly
Springs, died on the 10th inst.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29
LETTER FROM CHRISTOPHER ORR.

The last Hississippian contains letter from
Mr. Orr. of Calhoun who cast the voc
of large portion of the Chickasaw counties in
the Stae Convention. dpnging that there was
. corruption aud fraui' in the action Of that
ib1dy Below we give the closing part Of the
letter:
Il have male no charge Of " corruption orr
fraud" Hal ! seen anv evidences Of This. l
would Mt have anaoanced, as have uniformly
done boih before nv return home. (tomv friend
Col Drane. of Choctaw. and oihers.) and since,
my determination TO sustain The nominees.
preferred the nomination of Col. Davis. /
knew that Chickasaw and Calhoun counties pre-
ferred him and discharged nv whole duty to
them and to Col Daers. when | cast their votes
for him in Convention frnm first to last OH
er counties had their preferences. hence the nec-
cessity for a nomination and the nomination of
Capt Barksdale was made in good faith | hold
il to be the duty of the Democracy of the State
to sustain it, have the honor to be.
Very respectflls, your ob't sev't.
CHRISTOPHER ORR.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-06-29

WEATHER AND CsoPs.-The weather contin-
ues iry--fnr several miles around the city there
has not been rain enough for nearly two months
to completely lay the dust. Insome portions oil
this and Holmes counties there has been abund-
ance OF rain. We have heard Of some planta
tions on one portion Of which plenty Of rain has
fallen. while on The other there has been nome
Thecorn crop must be short. several valley plan
ters have told Us that they win not make fen
hnshsss1o the acre. Cotton continues backward.
Per DrrEcE.-We neglected 10 inform our
readers last week. that the Post Office has been
removed to VVinns HoteI-old Commercial
Bank buildings
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NOTICE TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.

TnROUGH by Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroads Phil.
adelpha to Pittsburg Pa, MaSsillon, Wooster Cleve-
land Toledo Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis LAFAYETTE
Terre IIaue Chicago and Mlkaukie Through by Railroad
from Philadelphia To Cincinnati in 81 hours
Shortest and quickest route from the Atlantic Cities to the
Great West Passengers will find this the most pleasant
route n Orleans Only SI CINCINNATI sic to Louis
vile; $40 10 St Louis Via Pennsy Yana Railroad an the
following daily Steam Packets from Ptisburg BuckeveStae
Capt w BeliShOoyer leaves Psbur Sunday; keystone
State Capt Charles Stone, leaves Psburg Monday; Ale
cheney Capt Charles Bachelor leaves Ptsburg Tues
day; Crystal Palace, Capt kOuntz leaves Psburg We'd
desday; Brilliant Capt Il Grace leaves Pittsburg Thurs
day. Pitisburg Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pttsbnrg Fri
dav Messenger No = Capt John Klineieter leaves Pitts
burg Saturday. Boarding and lodging board the Packets
extra. Psburg to Cincinnati, 50; Louisville IS; st.
Louis So.
Fare through by Railroad from Philadelphia to Pittsburg
50 30; Sasslon So Cleveland $40; Mansfield and Crest
line Sl; Columbus $2 Co. Toledo Sl3; Cincinnati (via
SIS % To Chicago WaUkeean, KenOsha ILL., Racine Mil.
waukie Sheboygan, Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Central Railroad, SIS.
The Cars viii leave The CONFERENCE.-The Station " F.
Conear Schuylk Fifth and Market Streets where tickets
can be purchased of Bingham Dock Agents of the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines.
The morning Express Train through to Pttsburg Cleve-
land Cincinnati and Chicago. will leave at o'clock NJ
Throug Oh to Cincinnati in 81 hours.
The night Mail Train at l0L, p NJ Through to Cinein-
natl in Al hours including nights comfortable rest at
Ptsburg.
The above lines pass through and stop at Lancaster Har
risburg, LewiStOwn, Huntingdon Hoidaysburp John
stown, Greenburg, and intermediate places.
NorcE-n OfiosS, the Company will hold themsel
responsible for personal baggage only and for amount
not exceeding 800. Til0S. MOORE, Agent.
june IT, PENNSYLVANIA Ralruad Co
The Columbia Railroad Line for Harrisburg via Column
bia and all intermediate places, will leave the above station
at "a, p. NJ.
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FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
FREIGHTS BETWEEN CHARLESTON AND MASH


DY an arrangement between the South Carolina. szFes
ID Georgia Western and Atlantic and Nashville sszs
and Chattanooga railroads, goods will be broughtz
through TO Nashville at the following rates:
CLASS.
Boxes Hats Bonnets Furniture, Teas and other light
goods per cubic foot. 90
Boxes Shoes Dry Goods, Saddlery, Glass Drugs Con-
dictionaries, Camphene, Spirits Turpentine in casks
&c, per IVO lDs-'- ~ 10
THIRD
All articles not coming under specific rates.
aed in the tariff of the reads between Chattanooga
and Charleston, copies Of which can be or had
at the Freight gents Office per loo lbs. .$l 25
Goods TO he delivered at Nashville at above rates must
be plainly and distinctly marked to the care Of Agent Of
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Co.. at Chattanooga
and Agent of South Carolina Railroad Co. at Charleston
Persons shipping from eastern cities ship by sieani-
al about lee by propeers al &c. and sailing YES
sells at from Sc. to &c. per foot
When the Nashville and Chattanooga road is completed
from Chattanooga to the River farther reduction will be
made, of which due notice will be given
IL. l. ANDERSON, Supt n. 4 c. R. r. Co
n b. The same difference will be made when goods are
to be delivered at Deched Shelbyvie and Murfeesboro
other stations road, is made between
freghts from Nashville 10 Chattanooga and freights from
the above points to Chattanooga under the arrangement
with the Tennessee River NJ. NJ. Il I. Co.
june left H. /. A.
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NASHVILLE STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
JAMES SLOAN. Proprietor.

MARKET ST. OPPOSITE JOHNSON WAREHOUSE
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Nre TareroOas at the old stand Corner Cf SanlDer and
.Spring Streets
ITAVING made extensive engagements in my Marble
Works my facilities such that execute all
kinds owork The most tasteful manner and the latest style,
cheap IL be dOpe in any Of the Eastern Cities
Bv calling at Warerooms the corner OF Spring and
Summer streets specimens may be which will enable
persons Judge for themselves which the best method
Having on hand all kinds of Marble from Feast Tennessee
Also fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble which will sell low to the trade, wholesale and re-
tail, finished or in the rough state.
large assortment of MONUMENTS, ToNBs DAPTIsNAL
FoUNTS URNs VASES GARDEN FIGURES GRAVE STONES &C.,
carved and ettered order FURNITURE MARBLE executed
to order and part Of the South West cheap
IT can be procured from the East Also, MAEBLE MANTEs
Of every description plain carved BUILDING Stone sold
Wholesale and Retail.
All orders left at my WareRoOms on the corner of Spring
and Summer streets viii meet with prompt attention My
friends generally will find their interest to call and
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere Thankful to
old friends and customers for their liberal patronage
hope bv strict attention business TO merit continuance
of their favors JAMES SLOAN,
Corner offspring and Summer streets Nashville.
teblg-lV
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GROCERIES.
PERKINS & CLAcK,

PERKINS CLACY,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors,
C.,raer of Csatge and Church Streets Bd9inae
COFFEE 200 bags Rio; so bags Havana;
CIGARS-2o,oOO Imp. Havana; ls,c9o American;
loo 0009 Cuba Is and Melee Cigars; q ~
CANDLES-200 OoxeS Sperm and Star; 81
200 boxes Serine Tailowi.
COTTON YARNS~A 10; Of assorted Nos. osnuburs, SUI
perio, quality at manufacturers prices;
FRUITS-O1 bxs Isasins assorted sizes; 80 drums Figs;
FIsH-5o barrels and half barrels Mackerel;
75 Kits Mackerel l2cases Sardnes;
FLOUR-oOO bbls Galg9 l75 Cincinnati;
IS do St Louis Q1arrison's;)
GLASS-30O boxes Window all sizes;
sr l25 do o. PIT, and = PIT Flasks
IS do Flint Tumb ers and Gobets; '''-
60 do Squat and Cap Jars;
90 Demions, five and three gallons
lRON-Tennesseo and Pttsburg assorted sizes
LlQUORS-l5 cases London POrter-quarts and pnts;
10 CASES Scotch Ale 4" 20
g barrels American and French Brandy;
95 do Apple and Peach g
400 do Whisky various brands;
so do Holland Gin; % do N. E. RUM
25 do Wine various kinds ttf
100 do Cider Vinegar;
MOLASSES- bbs and 4 bbls reboied and s House;
IS bbls St Louis and Golden Syrup;
NAlIS-15O kegs Pittsburgh, assorted sizes;
$50 do Wheeling, :"
PICKLES-15 cases choice asserted Pickles;
10 cases Tomatoe Catsup
100 bbls ST. Louis and Philadephia Crushed and
Pulverised; rs do Loaf QDoverings)
SPICES-lO bags Allspce; Is do Pepper;
10 do Ginger, Race and ground;
SALT-2OO bbls Kanawha; $50 sacks fine and coase;
lS5 sacks Dairy and 70 boxes table SALT
S0AP-l0O boxes bar; so do Fancy Soap;
SEEDS-45 barrels Millet Seed;
TEAS-20 cases-various brands;
T0BACC0-50 boxes Chewing assorted brands;
2? boxes Jenny Lind superior article;
SUNDRIES-indigo, Copperas, Nader Olive Oil Lead
Powder Shot Sala'ratus, Soda, Axes, Chains,
For sale low for cash by PERKINS & CLACK.
~ Liberal advances c1nsignments
WANTED 100000 lbs of clean washed Wool; -
100000 lbs Bacon and Lard;
Dried Fruit, Feathers, BeeSwax Tallow and Ginseng
For which we will pay liberal prices in cash Groceries
mays PERKINS CLACk.
9 UGAR.-2O0 hhds Prime New Sugar.
- 50 barrels Clarified Sugar; so barrels Loaf Sugar.
SO do Crushed do; 10 do Powdereddo;
just recevedand for saleby EDWARDS HARRIS
may %
vi lasses; 20 bbs Suagr House Molasses;
10 bbls Golden Syrup; 2Okegs Golden Syrup, just re-
ceived and for sale by EDWARDS d HARRIS
maya
NOFFEE.-80O bags Green Rio Coffee; -
" 100 bags Iaguyra Coffee; so bags St Jago Coffee
Is do Java do, just received and for sale by
may p l.. EDWARDS HARRIS. +,
CALT, NAILS, &c.-I, 900 bbls Kanawha Salt
- 500 bags Fine and Coarse Salt
500 kegs Nails and Brads for sale by
may2a EDWARDS& HARRIS
CIGA1tS.-2O,00 900 Genuine Havana Cigars;
" 100000 Imitation do do tLE
100 boxes Melee Cigars for sale by
may22 EDWARDS IL HARRIS:
boxes White and Fancy Wax Candles;
~ 20 do Sperm do;
200 do Star do;
100 do Mosld do;
For sale by may22 EDWARDS l. HARRIS.
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DAGUERREAN STOCK AND PICTUI

DAGUERREAN STOCK AND PICTURE ESTABLISH
MENT
nOBYSS ( YEAROUT, Nashville Tennessee College
IL Street.
DOBYSs x HALL, Louisville Nv.
DOBYNs RICHARDSON, MOrSSewet New York.
DoBYNs SPAmDING st. Louis Mo.
DOBYNs IEARoUr, Memphis Tenn.
DOBYNs HARRINGTON, New Orleans
Atany of the above establishments Won can procure rs
fine Pictures be had any city, any desired STYLE
or finish, have every improvement and expect tO
keep up with any and all Improvements We are prepared
in either city In furnish artists with article the
art Our arrangements such, furnish stock ON
the most reasonable terms DOBNNS A co
n B-Pictures taken in any kind Of weather. and Of lie
ceased persons at all times.
angl7-u D.NCO
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II MlSTRI.-The undersigned continues give his At
ienton to the analysis OF Mineral waters ores Soils vecet-
able substances. and productions Of art lie supplied
Win all The necessary apparatus and quest Chemicals and
VIII promptly anayze all substances placed his passes
so When Il Is practicable, researches will lie Instituted
and opinions gwen on all chemical questions.
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pHILoToKEN Or FEMALES FRIEND

For the of Painful and DisOrlered Menstruation
Miscarriage or Abortion and the relief of all those
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant on
Pregnancy.
Much Of the suffering attendant upon the lives Of females
at the present day may be traced to slight mpruence
neglect during critical period Of their peculiar
sons causing distinctions. irreglarity &C. which, if not
relieved gradually wekenS and deranges The system and BY
sympathy induces those chronic fOrms Of diScase-CO-
sumption, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, &c-wch either hurry them
TO early grave render them inyals for life Many OF
the taresi and l0veest of creation atage when the bud
just bursting into bloom, have wheed and died from
the effects of obstruction and the want Of remedy to assist
nature at that eventul period.
TRY THE PIIIL0T0KEN.
1t is not offered of all ills that flesh IS heir To,
but remedy and preventive for certain class OF COM
pants i'm which it is warranted do all that is here set
FORTH that medicine directed with exper and skill
perform. SOldb SCONIL MEAD,
III Charities street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale gents for the Southern States 10 whom
all orders mnst be addressed.
iulyI-ly dtuEkw.
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FURNITUREl FURNTTUREI,

7 AN just receivinga fine assortment of Fur
Il nituTe of the latest and most approved n S-SST
yles which will be warranted recommended z ~
ed, and will be sold cheap the cheapest Having en-
arged my Ware rooms shall keep assortment OF Gil
berts superior Pianos also Window Shades Clocks Mir
rors, &c. Furniture of all kinds made to order Articles
sent free TO the Railroad anywhere the city, Remem
Der As, Union street, Cheap Furniture Depot.
ap27 III MORTON
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TRANSPORTATION.
RATES REDUCED.

sWE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad MT
Il Company, and the Tennessee River NJ NJ. d.
and Transportation Company. have adopted the-zkz5
following rates of Transportation Freight between Nash
ylle Tenn, and the various landings the Tennessee
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THIS road complete ii opens communication be-
tween Pttsburg and Philadelphia orpburg and Balti
BY which Freight from the west reach eastern
market quicker and cheaper than by of the present rival
st Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling and all the
different points the waters. Also with the CleVe
land and Psburg Rail Road, and Ohio and PennsyvAnia
Rail Road Psburg Cars through between Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia wthouttanshpment of freight an advan
tage that can be appreciated by all shippers.
In obstruction of navigation by ice or low water
rreghts westward forwarded from Ptsburg Gin
cinnAti, towns in the interior by Railroad.
RATES OF FREIGHT
Between Pttsburg and Philadelphia or Baltimore.
First Class. HTEter Summer
Rates Rates.
Dry Goods, Books and Stationary BOOts per leo lbs.
Shoes, Hats and CarPeting, Furs and Pei 81 IS cts.
tries, Feathers, Saddlery, dc.
second Glass.
Brown Sheeting d Shirting in Bales,
Drugslas Ware, Groceries, except Cot IS cts. co cts
Zee Hardware, Hollow Ware, Machinery,
Third Glass.
Butterin Firkins & Kegs, Candles Cot
ton, in winter, Queensware, TaOw, IS cts. cts.
Tobacco, in leafOr Manufactured, East
ward, &c. &c.
Fourth Glass.
Bacon, Cotton Gin summcr) Coffee, Lard1 ...t.. So
and Lard Oil, Through Pork in full G5 cts 20 cts
loads al owners risk.
Geo. q. FranCiscus,
freight ag,nt, Pittsbnrg.
Il. j. Sneeder, ...-. .-.-.'
Freish Agent, Philadelphia.
Masragg & Rooms,
Freight agents, Baltimore
J.. L. Elliott. ..
Frs,gh dgeat, No. : West ST., NJ T.
II a. Houston,
Gen. freight agent, Philadelphia.
march l6, lS53-ly
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.NtllIUI IltFIOu-
TRY THE PIIHOTOKE EN-

VNKS.-ARNOLD'S COPYING INK; RED
Ink; ArnOlds Blue Fluid; tuizIts CaTmine, Maynard
Noyess Black in all sized bottles Pavsons Indelibe Ink
by The dozen or single UOe. For sale By
noy6 CHARLES W. SMITH College street
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NASHVILLE TENN
A RE now receiving their Fall supply of Hardware
IA and Cutlery direct from the manufacturers IN Eu.
rope and America To which they invite the particular
ton Of Merchants visiting Nashville for their Fall stocks
Their stock in store and daily coming TO hand comprises
full assortment OF BlaekSmihs and Carpenters Tools Cut
lerv, Guns, and all articles in their line.
They receive Feathers, Wool Ginseng aud Beeswax at
the highest market price in exchange for Hardware
or in of Debts ouOTS
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COACH MAKING.

COACH MAKING,
FINllE undersigned would respectfully in ENgSSED
1 form their friends and the public that II 20
they have taken the old stSud Of c. T. WATSON No. 81
pcadcrick st. where they intend carry on COACH MAX
ING in all It's branches Wewill keep constantly band
assortment of Carriages which will dispose of on
reasonable terms Carriages OF description made to
order promptly. Repairing done reasonable terms and
the public RELY upon getting their work when promised
Work entrusted to us Will be warranted 10 be Of the best
Workmanship and materials
,-ts- BLACkSMlTHING.-Eyeryd description of BLACK.
SMITHS WORK executed in the best manner ON liberal
terms.
sfg"HORSE SHOElNG.-We have in our eplr,lov exrpri
encod pOIsSESHOERS and the public NAV relIon pel,g
their horses Shod in the neateSt manner All works IT RI -
10 our care will be under the immediate SuperEts.d, "a ,
the Pupret0S and pains expense spared give sat
iSaction to ALL We respectfully solicit from the public
liberal share of their patronage.
feb 2-lY CRAM X SHEPHERD.
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wax, lard, Bacon Tallow, Flaxseed &c, &c.
'rVNHE BEST AND CHEAPEST STONES IN
i the world the Wrought Iron Cooking StnveS-Inade
of the best Tennessee Iron, by SNOW, MACKENZIE 4
CO. Nashville is in conspicuous letters the Apron of
the Stove.
lowing good and sufficient reasons why it should be in
~ family in the South
lst ID is Of Southern manufacture being made by the
subscribers in the city Of Nashville -
3D. 1t is of such durable materials that must outast
three or four cast iron cooking stoves
3D. Ii complete its cooking apparatus than any
cast iron cooking stove.
4th 1t is simple in its construction that a child
use I. -t'....
5h. It's economy fuel is SUCH that does not use half
much fuel as a east iron stove of the same size.
9Th. In the economy of time it is important il be
heated ready for cooking in few minutes. .-
7h Its uniform regularity every part Of tho stove is
equally heated at the same time.
Sl. Its perfect reliability have put up onr
hundred Of them in this State and has failed
TO give entire satisfaction.
The TeunesSean has been before the public for FIVE
guile as great viz well earned reputation and rising
credit 1t has been doing the work ofmany hundreds OF
families for several years and it be said 10 have esab
shed itself IN business. Competition and change have
done 1t no hurt Like old and well known trading house
that retains its regular custom while spring
ing up around it, this stove has held its wav No
stove could thus steadily and permanently prosper that
has not sterling qualities true element fne
fennesSean started right principles has had no oc
cason to stop for improvements. Those who have used it
are determined still it, without mod caon change
IL Is brought forward the substantial convenient
busTneske stove that has served the public well here
toiore and that has done its full share gaining for onr
establishment the reputation it enjoys Of keeping the best
cooking stoves in the market. : f.....' ..0 aFr
norl SNOW, MACKENZIE Il CO.. Nashville
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R. F. BELL.

Wholesale and Retail Grocer Dealer in Foreign and
Domestic Liquors, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant,
Opposite Sewanee House, College st, No %.
feb2
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JOSEPH Il DUNTON,
wHoLELALE DEALER IN DRY GOODS.

No. 81, PHbttc g ""r {, h"S"Sttt ef''eN'e''
Fall and Winter ImpertatiOns.
TTAS now ope for the inspection Of the public his full
L and complete stock Of Foreign and Domestic DRY
Goods p
This carefully selected and well assorted stock consists Of
Cloths Cassneres S1tinels Silks French. English ana
American DRESS Goods Plain and Fancy Prints HAS Oa
Tnness Umbrellas Carpet Bags, and stuff goods of all
kinds. -,
Owing to the favorable purchases he has Tade with
the Eastern markets. he offer the greatest variety ana
best selection at the very lowest prices that be found
anywhere.
invite purchasers give call before making their
purchases elsewhere guaranteeing to suit them IN every re-
spect
Feathers Ginseng Rerswax, Wool, Linseys, Yarn and
Counry Produce bought at the highest market value
ANGEL J. +. DUNT0N.
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s'' SOMETHING NEW.
THE S0TTTH NASHVILLE i

SOMETHING NEW
TTNHE SOUTH NASHVILLE FURNITURE
L MANUFACTURING COMPANY are now oflerings
splendid assortment of Plain and Fashionable Fur
niture at their DepotOn Market street Thomas IN
ss5uew building between Union Hall and the ~,
Square which they offer at prices to suit purchasers
both at whole sale and retail They intend give stsfac
ton TO purchasers-wOrk warranted.
Cali and examine their stock Orders for Work attended
with despatch. L. Ii. GR00MS, Prest
w. L. NANCE Sec'v I- .i...- iseptII'
nURkEE'S BAKING POWDERS.-IOO cases
and half cases DuTkees celebrated Baking Powders
fresh, for sale by W. H. GORDON co. u