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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-23

MEssRs. ED1ToRs: Please announce in your
valuable paper that Mr. LOUIS N. FALGOUT will be
strongly supported Candidate for the office Of Parish
Constable, at the coming election in Novembe next by
La VOIX DU PEUPLE
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-23

U3B w e are authorized to announce THOMAS
j. COOLEY, of Point Coupee candidate for Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court to fill the vacancy occasoned
by the resignation of the Hon n Ogden Election NV
popular vote, on the 25th June, 1865.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
NJ ELAN Of East Baton Rouge, as a candida for Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court fill the vacancy occasoped
by the resignation of the Hon Thos Sidel Election by
popu'a ar vote, on he 25th June, 1866
Us Mr.. EDIToR-Please announce that at the
request OF many friends zENON LABAUvE ESQ., of Iber
vile, is candidate for Associate Justice the SUPREME
Court for the Second Judicial District com osed Of the
parishes Of Lafourche Terrebonne Assumption Ascension
lberville, West Baton Rouge. Assumption, ST James s.
John the Baptist St Charles Jefferson the upper part
of the city of New Orleans from Julia street Election to
take place on the 25th of June.
CANDIDATE FOR THE SUPREME BENCH
We are authorized to nnounce lNO. HENDERSON, Jn
candidate for Associate Justice he Supreme Court for
the Second Judicial District comp sed az follows That nor
ton of he city of New Orleans which is situated above he
ne extending along the middle of Julia street strikes
the New Orleans Canal and thence down said Canal to the
Lake, and the parishes of Jefferson St. John the Baptist St
Charles St James Ascension Assumptions Lanrcbe Terre
bonne West ton Rouge and bervle Election to be held
June 25, 1876.
MEssRs EDITORS: Please announce the name
Of LOUIS E. LAMOUREUX, as Candidate for Assessor
who will be strongly supported the approach hing election
THE VOTERS OF OLD LAFoURcHE
MEssRs ED1ToRs Please announce the name
Of A. ROBlCHAUX as Candidate for Assessor who will
be supported by VOX POPUI.
MEssRs. EDITORS: Please announce in vour
valuable journal that Mr.. PIERRE LAGARDE JR viii be
supported Candidate for Assessor approaching
election in November next, by
HIS NUMEROUS FRIENDS
MEssRs. Ep1roRs: Please announce in your
valuable paper that Mr.. LOUIS n FALGOUT viii be
strongly suppore Candidate for the Office Of Parish
Constable at the coming election in November next by
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-23

LATE FROM MosRov1A, AFR1cA.-By way of
England we have letters from Monrovia to the 18th
Of April. One of that date says day or two
since company of seventy-fve men, accompanied
by President Roberts, left Monrovia for Cape
Mount, to commence the new settlement at that
place. Each man received eight dollars from the
Government"
Mrs. Brown, wife of Rev. George S. Brown, died
on the 18th of March. Mr.. Brown is now on a
visit to the United States.
The new settlement at Cape Mount bids fair to
become prominent point for the settlement of
emigrants. We have seen recent letters from In
danapolis, Ia, which mention that when suitable
location can be fixed upon to form new settle
ment, the emigration from Indiana will be about
one hundred persons per year.
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| GEN. PELIssIER.-The correspondent of the New
York Times thus discourses on the new Com
mander of the French army in the Crimea:
Pelissier is thought to be emnently the man for
the situation, and well-known act in his career in
Africa would seem to sustain this opinion. He was
the author of piece of atrocity in Algeria, in
ls45, absolutely without parallel in the annals of
modern civilized warfare, and with which all Christ
endom rang at the time He was then Colonel,
and was pursuing with body of troops, the tribe
of Ouled Riahs, yet unsubdued and possessing
secure retreat in series of labyrinthine caverns
They fled to this asylum and Pelssier caused the
mouth to be filled up with fagots and wet straw.
He threatened the Arabs with suffocation, unless
they surrendered and gave up their arms and
horses. A frightful tumult was now heard in the
caverns, caused as was afterwards learned by
quarrel upon the question of surrender. They re-
solved by large majority to die rather than SUBJ
NIT. The inhuman Frenchman at once caused the
green branches and wet straw to be kinded. Some
Of the women and children sought to escape, but
were ahot by their own husbands and fathers who
knew what their fate would be in the hands of
their captors. Some of the French soldiers stop
ped up their ears to deaden the appalling cries of
the Victims while others ran away from the terrible
scene. When the fire was extinguished, the French
entered the cavern. 1t was strewn with dead
bodies, trampled under foot and piled into heaps
Some were found standing up with their faces jam
med into clefts, where they had died, gaspng for
air. Many had dropped into chasms, beyond reach.
Others were killed by falling masses of red hot
stone. Others were trodden to death by the cattle
which had taken refuge with them. Out of one
thousand men, women, and children. but thirty
seven escaped; and thus the whole tribe was ex-
terminated.
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CoMPLA1NTs.-Scarcelya week passes away
without our receiving notices of non reception
of our paper in the parishes Of Assumption and
Terrebonne. We can assure our subscribers
that the fault rest not with US, as we are always
very particular in putting up our packages, to
subscribers receiving their papers through the
mail You must address your grievances to
those gentlemen having the management of
your post-ofices. We have frequently had
occasion to notice the loose manner in which
business Of small country post-ofices is con-
Quoted. One would suppose from the privileges
which are accorded, that subscribers papers are
the common property of all those who may
choose to take them out of the boxes and read
them, and then cast them aside as waste paper.
Some 60 still further by expressing themselves in
the most disrespectful manner of the editor and
his paper, pronouncing him a fool and his paper
the quintessence of ignorance-and not worth
the blank paper on which it is printed. These
specimens of the genus homo are common
very common-but still they are always more
than satisfied to get the first peep at an honest
paying subscribers paper. No poetry in this.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-23
Massachusetts Notification Act.

The following brief abstract contains all the es
sentials of the celebrated " ACT 10 frotect I'M
RIGHTS and Liberties of the People of the Common
wealth of Massachusetts, lately passed by the leg
slature of the State over the veto of Gov Gardner
1t will be seen at glance, that it completely null
lifies the q Fugitive Slave Law passed by the U
s. Congress. Look out for squalls!
The law establishes:
The writ habeas corpus hehaf of fugitive slaves
and trial by jury.
2 Heavy fines and the State prison for five years for any
person vino shall attempt carry OFF, wfuy, or shai
come into the State for the purpose of carrying OH an al
legged fugitive slave who is no fugitive according to aa
chusetts law.
s. That State officer shall be allowed to do anything
in behalf Of the of fugitive slave to his mater ana
that Judge Lorng shall be compelled expressly to resign M
Office OF the United States Commissioner or his office OF
Judge under the State.
Heavy fines and the State prison for any State officer
who may dare to assist in arresting imprsong' Ut
ing fugitive slave. ,o,,,
S. That the ais prisons of the State shall be closed
against vioatoa of the acts of Congress in relation "
tive slaves.
1t is almost unnecessary to add that the OIL Will
have the effect, whenever physical conflict takes
place between the Federal and State troops, OF
marking more distinct line between the two great
parties. the Northern and the Southern, which
again must result ultimately in shaking the Union
to its very center, if not causing total disruption.
How melancholy must be this reflection to all true
admirers of the institutions of this Model Confeder
acy. Never was there time since the foundation
of the Republic that required ADLER or more faith
full aherents to the Union, than at present. Lets
to the rescue!
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-23

MEssRs. EDITORS: Please announce the name
Of LOUIS E. LAM0UREUX as a Candidate for Assessor
who will be strongly supported the approaching election
in November by
THE VOTERS OF OLD LAFOURCHE.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-23

MEssRs. EDITORS: Please announce in your
valuable journal that Mr.. PIERRE LAGARDE JR will he
supported as Candidate for Assessor the approaching
election in November next by -
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Newspaper propretors generally, and especially Of this
Ity under the usages and regulations
are called upon TO perform labor WITHOUT fenunera-
ton ana any other class Of community the grat1touf
publication Of charity and religious ano COM
tributes OF respect, obituaries, &c. &C. which
can onv he inserted at heavy cost to the proprietor i'm
poses upon them burden onorous that they feel called
Don RI eIfdefepce 70 check the abuse by making such
Publications charge extent at least upon the par
Ties more Immediately interested. In this they but fol-
lowing the example Of the press In other cities impeed by
sense intrinsic propriety, and imperative duty 10
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united togeh-
er in mutual agreement upon the 10 lowing specified terms
publication Of these well sort Of regular
business advertising.
For ~ lines less Of BREWER 10 lines
less Of nonpareil for the lst insertion 90
Foreach additional insertion per square ....... 80
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LMENs, HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

DABLk DamAsk 81 at, i0-t ii-s and n pYliov.c.se
Linens harnssy shssting, BIRD fye Diaper, Hucabaek
SfAsh NAPKINS ana lsh Linens frrnch unen camhF4cks
tnesh sk and ootoa Hosiery Winter Hosiery si linda
Gloves. Ae. no-s
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GRIsWoLp's COTTON GINS

NE subscriber being agent the sale OF the sby, Gin.
tce. - A"0'h
Ihese gins have the character Of making good lint rin
ns sstef running lighter cleaning the better taking
OUT more moats trash, and having boxes more durabts
and secure against hre, than other gins in use AMI
oueeu Oh terms more advantageous the purchaser
Ihe most satisfactory references be given 10 establish
ths reputation, which they WAARASTH 20 mAinsln
on trial. used according to the directions sent with each
Augi-f TT yEaTNAN
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COTTON Hnnns

NhhEfINos Of AZ viaihsi meache1 and Bruwn Dones-
- tics, English and American Pgins floyir pTa,.
great variety q ether Goods.
Cal aud eHauine my stock Of Cooas
70 CASH BUYERS and PliNCTUAL CUSTOMERS -,
teoaesaeas vlh Dc enefea JAS. NicHOL.
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Patent Medicines viii published at Sl00 per column
daily, or sT5 ri-weekly--wh s. for each renewal -
Steamboats, running New Orleans VIII be CHARGED ~
the season; when running 20 ST. Louis Cncnnat,
&C. SIS for the season OF than six months.
E"The privilege Yearly Advertisers Is strictly limited 70
their immediate and regular business ana INC business
Of Advertising Is considered as including mat
Of Il or individual members.
Advertisements published at intervals, VIZ: weekly, OF
monthly charged 81 per square Tor the hrs anu ~ s
or every subsequent Insertion - .-.s -
Calls persons become candidates, VIII De hserIeu AZ
other advertisements be paid for invariably in advance.
Announcing candidates for County and State Offices Sand
municipal Offices g. be paidin advance In every IN
Utance
All advertisements for strangers or transient persons 70 DC
paid In advance.
Advertisements not marked the copy for specihed
time wiz be inserted till forbid, and payment eEae'ed
No advertisements can be inserted Fratuitonsiy.
All advertisements charitable institutions, hre coinpa
mics ward town and other public meetings, ncudng re-
glous notices to lie charged half price - o,t.
Ne -ages and deaths published as news. * i op'
ua,s7 tributes Of respect and funeral Invitations as oe
sdverusements.-k ..,,-;..
tons or requiring designed to call attention TO
Soirees Concerts or public entertainments, Wlete
charges are made admance all notice OF private asso-
cations notice designed TO call attention 70 EaIe
snerDrises calculated intended promote indiVduan
teres can only inserted with the understanding that te
same Is to be paid for. Vssrted in the entoria column
1bic coo he onv at the FTsou-of the e4prs) the same
v an be charged at the oInot esstnn ents per me
The undeTsigned publishers Of ay@s weekly papers
IN Nashville pedge ourselves st y 70 adhere 70 the ABOVE
bill Of prices and instance 10 deviate from them'
b. r. MCKENZIE a 90, True Wing Once
J l. MARLING 4 Co, Union and American
w. z. BANG & CO., Banner Once
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A CARD.

NHE undersigned late II Georgia, having removed to1
CITY OF Nashville offers his services TO the c!tZe III
Ceora1 f. Tennessee and North Alabama for the pure
Of y4oods Groceries, Corn, Wheat, Rye, Bacon, Lar
Horses Mules Cst, and in short, every artcle o
de offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville men Of high character
and perunay standing, and have large aud well secled
stocks thar they terms which should induce
the merchants Upper Georgia. East Tennessee and norm
Alabama give the Nashville market iar nla AS 70
Grocery Market, the roprety viii suggest ltsel 70 'e
mind OF every merchant in the sections Of country named
as he proper for their trade. .
The long connection OF the undersigned with the KarosdS
OF Georgia General Agent Treasurer and supe'htu
Of Transportation well as Agent at ssE
years tn Banking interest of savannah Wi enabe
him readily slgate claims against haiiod4
COMPANIES lost goods damage while in rans'u,
for the renewal iscount OF or bills in ba'k, &C
All letters ncosng orders and money will receive prompt
attention. and all orders without the money, when sasiac-
tory evidence Of slvency and prompness accompanies me
same parties known TO be such, shall receive Ike
attention wheE ordering articles that come under the rule
or custom Of the market 70 sell time. will also give
strict receiving and forwarding all goods that
stored that may be directed to my care The
charges for the purchase goods &C. will be ye per cent
sons and tEenty each box or nackage Tor
receiving and iolWardcg. T. n MILF
Post Office Building, No S,
Nashville, Tenn.
RFFFRFNCES-R r CUYIER Esq, Pre- ,, Central Rail-
road aud Bank Mai A. PoRrER Prest Bank State OF Geor-
gia savanna Isaac SooIT ESQ., Prest Macon and west
Railroad, Macon; Hon. loHS p. kNl Prest and hEo
YoS0E Su7t Georgia Railroad, and = T. COMBS, ESQ., Au-
gusta; j. J. COOPER, ten. Snpt Western and Atlantic
Railroad lanta Gen. A. J. HANsEL, Attorney at Law,
Marietta GgoRGE $. LACK ESQ, lo ne Gai Capt JAMES
WILLIAMS and Col. j. A WHITRIDEs, Chatta' ooga J. L.
MosEs and Jo PARSONS Esqs Knoxville, Tenn; WILLIAM
MALER, Esq, Decatur, and judge LANE, Huntsville, Ala
marZ3-tf
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5000 REWARD.

II ANYWAY from Nashville the negro woman MINERVA:
OF dark copper color; very heshy In habit; having
qnte prominent eye walks skwardiy; some feet or
inches IN height She has been employed In Nashville az
seasess several years. and mSy be lurknS about town
Ptpsory 70 making her escape 10 free state, having
Gently been detected attempt TO get o. III taken ous
Of the state will give two hundred dollars tor her Appre-
hehs9n aud one hundred dollars taken IN the State
lodged In the Nashville Jail
jan22-u TVOs n PFrwAv
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HODGE & WALKER,
BARRIERS, Hair DrcSsers, dc., dc.

IAVEo opened their establishment and offer 20 their
customers and the public in general inducements never
before offered In this city Having newly fitted house
we feel confident that all who give call will leave well
satisfied. In addition Ba-bering Hair dressing, &c
have large, commodou ard eaty furnished Rooms.
These the hnest in the CT y and convenience and
comfort cannot be surpassed in the country. While pass
gentlemen and Patrons Just step in and with what
magic make the hair y and what sautary effect our
pure water has upon wesried and cote body.
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LACE GOODS.

MEDAL NMsltese Collars and Sleeves;
w Trimmed Embroidered Coilarctts
Lace Do.
Embroidered Collars, Sleeves AID Habits;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
Freneh Embroidered handkerchief
AouFuiur do
Applique tprigs, CEuioric HouHcings aud Bands 40.
Embroidered chemiuetts and Sleeves.
Naieneienne and Maltese Iaces snd Edggrrt:
gaoonet and Ssiss do a. -
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CATLIN,S HISTORY

OF THE INDIAN TRIBES or NORTH AMERICA.
w lrH Biographical Sketches and anecdotes Of the Pr-
" opal Chiefs. Embeshed with 1870 Portraits, fron
ne indian Gallery a; Washington In complete.
Recently received and for sale low by JNO b. WEST.
ALsO-Jast 70 hand. "a MARTrSis CKLEHRArKD GuIrAAs
assd OF Roses 'od, Ivory and Pearl ornamented.
iei2 w
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LNEIs>n GARDEN SEEDS-JGst received a
large lot Of Fresh Garden Seeds from D. Landreth, com
prisng varieties brought the et-Cabbage
byels assorted onons, Radish Sasafy Beet, &c by the
b Extra Early and Early May Peas; week Mohawk
and valsntne Beans by the gallon bushe Silver Skin
ard Red Onion setis by buShe or bb and having sold
entirely last Year guarantee the sloch
10 be fresh, sc. BROWN GRUBBS,
iau5 ~ College
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''BOOKS THAT ARE HBOOkS,o
AND WORTH READING.
(NREEcE AND THE GOLDEN HORN
VI FLOOD FIELD.
UNCLE SANS FARM FENCE.
MORNING STARS or TIE New WORLD.
Fuzzy YEARS IN BoTH HExlsPHEREs.
NOSlNTUN AND NATCK
LIvEs OF THE QUEEss FNaIANp.
tbs PILGRIMS OF WALsINGHAM.
HILLs, LAKss AND FOREST SIREAxs
TIE MOSEY MAKER.
fUBsTANCS AND SHADows.
Ten NIGHTS IN BAR ROOM.
TABLES FOR Carries.
FERN LEAVES second Series,
MkNoRlEs THE WAIkR.
TESNtsSEAN ABROAD.
BERTHA AND LILY.
TIE HKEMIT's UuL
HoSET MooS and other Comcalities
Miss LEsLiEs BEHAVIOR BOOK
THIS, That TIE OTHER
For sale by CHARLxs W. sAiITH
mara BUo
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TO HOTELS AND FAMILIES.

IITE are selling Ice Cream AZ ~ so per gallon,
w We selling e Bread Tickets for 81;
We are selling all kinds Of Crackers at Zoe q NJ
We are selling Black and Green Teas, warranted, 25
per cent lower thsn any other house in the trade.
We selling every article in line equally reduced
prices. rmy2Gl VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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ONCE MORE ro rur RESCUE

INHE undersigned beg leave inform their friends and
patrons that they have opened their business No.
IS Market and have just received large supply Of
Cigars Liquors, Wines &C. which ey offer Tor sale very
liberal ernE Thankfu Tor the liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope by strict attention business 70
merit a continuance OF the same.
ap27-,f L. D. GOLDBERG co.
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LARD WANTED

ARD-50o bbls sri wanted immediately, for which a
H highest market price In Cash viii be paid
nAAES'-du J. DOYLE co.
No 81 South Front n ashviIi- lena
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NOTICE.
The KnucIIlc washing Machine.

WE have been apponed agents for the sale Of this cee
w braed Washing Machine. Every family in the state
should, by all means. procure Immediately, the
amount Of labor saved l. immense.
Full directions and to 20 and show used free Of
charge. [aprSl S. II. LOOMS co.
I ONGwORTII'S CATAVBA WINES
II We have just received fresh supply Of Longwo tbs
Wine in quart and pint bottles. Ao, he Dry Catawba in
casks II. LOOMS 4 CO.,
iel4 Sole Agents for Nashville.
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RENCH ard English Cloths and cassimsres in great
riety, Coak ing Coihs blankets Of AL kinds, sAtnets,
Jeans. Tweed, (A NooD Plaid Linssys. Real hsleh f4n-
asis, and AL 9th r descriptions, etc, etc.
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CLoAKs. TALMAs. sHAwLs. ac.


BRAUTIFUL variety Of Cloth and Velvet Cloaks Tai
n ma Grape shAwl Takenie and Thbbet ShAWls; Cash.
re Scaris. &C. noys
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DRESS GOODS.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FoR sAII.

OFFER for sale, IN ubole in part ny place IN EDGE
neld stakted Ne Gailafin Pise. For terms appv 4
the subscriber, Or % hessss. LIsnstEs csncKETr
maFl3-tf HENRY BLOOD.
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RICH SPRING GOODS.

w. A. & J.. G.. McC L. Il l. A N ID
ITTOULD call the attention their friends and buyers in
w general, to the
Largest and Most Elegant Stock of
SPRING GOODS
Ever offered by them This stock has selected with
very great Inducements buyers particularly to CASH
METROPOLITAN STORE,
Nos 81 and So College Street
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Plaid and Striped Poi De soii
Super Back Gro De Rhines, very cheap,
a q" Mourning silks;
Elegant Flounced Bareges;
Rich Printed
saPer r''n Raregs', in CoOr' and black very chsHP
Elegant French Organdles
Printed Jaconets, neat styles;
large log II Printed Muslins, very low priced;
Ginghams, Printed Linens, Chins, Prints, &c &C.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Rich Satin Brogaelie;
" Lame;
Wool Damasks;
Union
Lace Curtains;
Musin Curtaln', with ell the Trimmings
complete for putting up Curt 'ins made TO match.
STAPLE GOODS.
Our stock Of Staple Coos very and complete
Irish Linens Dadsk DO Toweling do, ckinss Linen and
Drills Tweeds pacas Bombazne,, Drab De Etc, Cloths,
Cassimers, Nestings, ar, &c, al very cheap, AT
McCLELLANDS METROPOLITAN STORE,
apr6 Nos. 81 and 50 College 5 rect.
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WE have Feesived 0t of No dOssls soied wAter pros
w calf bGsts - the very best quality.
Gents' dogble soice calf Shoes and Oxford Ties
DO superGae Walking Ane asses Bools,
do 2. L. CongFess GAiten,
For sale a. lowest cash prices
RAMAGE 4 CHURCH.
febxA - coHegr street.
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w have now in store by late arrivals
w 20 hhds N. o. Sugar, new crop;
100 bbs. Molasses, do;
100 do Deans Extra Whiskey;
us boxes-halves and quarters-Star Candles;
50 do Palm Soap;
100 do TaIOw Candles;
25 do Western Reserve Cheese;
90 bbls. Clover Seed;
4S boxes Peter NJ BoaEs Tobacco, No. /;
20 do Preston's do do:
~ do 6. B1yd's do do
10 do Boaz Goodwin's do do:
III do Various Brands;
100000 Regalia Cigars, all grades;
Which We viii sell low for Cash
ian5 II LOONTs a m
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NEW GOODS,
OPENING THIS DAY nv
r. @. MeNAIRY 4 CO.

r Q. MeNAIH1 co.
ID tcH EVENING FANS;
II =" BRIDAL
Rich EmhroGaeries In Al varieties
vreneh wSrked Caps, Ivxxxa
Lace rrnnea
kich Evening Dresses;
/" sllk Evening Dresses;
An of the above are nIce new thlnr., Just 10 hanA
oet9s Z. c. aeNAIRY co.
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CHATTANOOGA GAZETTE.

TT'HIs old established paper has large and ncreasep
l. circulation in lower East Tennessee, Georgia and
North Alabama and l. Oher the Business Men OF Nash
Vile OF the best ADVERTISING MEDIUMS. Terms
moderate. tfebk2-ul r. A. PARHAM.