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and my personal friends, and if they in efed
again, shall vote for them. They have simply
carried out the ma jority in the last election, who
said by their votcs-LICENSE.
But permit me to suggest TO every voter at the
ensuing election of Town Council to cast vote for
whom he pleases, hut write on that vote License,
or no License And, if it is the ,lcsirc Of ma ior
y of the citizens Of Chester that Rum shall rule,
by all means let them have it, But it is my opn-
ion the evil has come to n cmax-a reaction must
take placc-to the joy Of coed house wives the de-
mani for cloves will he less ard then cloves will
fall in price.
word to my young friends the ladies. Have
you never noticed among your young male friends,
when the eye spark!ed, words uf cl"lucncc flowed
rs water from limpid fountain, m aromatic otor
of cloves issued from the organ of speech? Mark
and notice-wheI cloves are in the mouth there i
Rum below. Might rs well try to stop the foul
amonia issuing from a manure heap by breaking q
Cologne bottle over it, as to disguise the accursed
liquid that makes men Devils.
Some say, if we have no grOgshops there will be
as much or more liquor drank. That is perfect
nonsense-might rs well say as many people die
in Charleston when there is no epidemic as when
the yellow lever walketh in darkness and wasteth
Mt noon-day. An epidemic is raging here wasting
our substance; q coroding cancer--Cut it out and
save the body polite.
/ have neither said or thought aught to offend
any man, but rs 4 Citizen of Chester, father Of n
family, it is mine and every mans duty to be try
ing to avert an evil which has made our happy
town reproach. You all know and feel it-therc
is remedy-apply The wife and the mother
will bless the Council elect of 1857. =
G., HOIST
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my mind, that they hav" enlisted for the war.

my mind, that they hav" enlisted for the war.
Be this as it may, there were several things
which occurred after the speeches, which can
tell all about Some of the ladies brought forth an
array of baskets and spread full, rich and dain-
ty feast, of which even temperance men heartily
partook, and which some men would have swal-
lowed much more willingly, than they would the
speeches.
After the pleasant repast thus furnished BY the
ladies, the Division assembled in their room, and
went to work. 1t was soon announced, that sew
eral were knocking for admission into the ranks
Of the Sons of Temperance. Men, young and old
Elders of churches, and heads of families were
anxious to raise the standard Of eternal opposi
ton to King Alchohol. They we're received, and
greeted with Il brothers welcome. The number Of
ladies' announced as ready to become visitors, the
writer will not undertake to guess, but it was GER
tainly large. I am assured that the Division is
well satisfied with its days work.
VENUST VEXIL.
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oIERE-,IENTION.

Tbirty-one citizens of Crecnvlc have organized
themselves into "Scccdcrs' Temperance Society;
not antagonstic to existing Societies, but with adj
dional features providing for the stated quarter
ly publication of the names of the members, IN a
newspaper, with black-nark for any who may
break the pledge This is coming to the point
What do you think of it ?''.".lt is said that the
Hon. Mr.. Villiers has been appointed Minister TO
this country from England, in place of Mr. Cramp-
ton .........Wm. Perronneau Finley, L. L. D., has
resigned his Office as President of the Charleston
College. ....A Convention of the soldiers of the
War of 1912 was held in Washington, on the 9th
of January, and resolutions were adopted, urging
Congress to pass the Revolutionary Pension Bill.
A committee was appointed to devise means to
erect a monument to thc memory of President
Madison. vote of thanks was returned to Con-
gress for their having conferred upon Gen. Win
field Scott the title of Lieutenant General At
ter adjourning, the members of the Convention
called individually upon President Pierce '''''''
There arc 1897 Lodges Of 0dd-Fcllows in the
UnlteQ mates, lJ0,OIf -o-oo
tons last year; S492 7sG2l paid for the relief of
brothers and their families 81, l80, 1882, total
amount of receipts. .....""Two hundred and eighty
millions of pounds Of neat were consumed in New
York City, during 1856 Costing twenty one mil
lions of dollars! Enormous! !''.'..'.The military
companies in Charleston celebrated the 9Th of JAN
uary, the anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans
We notice that A. Whyte, Esq, of our district,
was present at the dinner, and made a few re-
marks upon the Militia System. ''''.''The Legis-
laturc of Rhode Island have elected James F. Sim
mons. Unitch States Senator. '''..'"T. G. P. Yer
non and Col. James Farow are nominated, in the
Spartanburg papers, for Col. Orr's place in Con-
grcss, and the Anderson Cdrolinian proposes the
name of Gen. Wallace ......."The State Capitol Of
Vermont was destroyed by fire on the 7th inst
We expect to make the same announcement in re-
gard to our own "shanty :" unless the new concern
is finished shortly.
The "Carrol House. in Chester has been dlscon-
tinued See Mr.. Carroll's card.
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DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.

The first of January has been for some time
quite notable occasion but the first of January,
1857 will be memorabie-not simply because on
that day the new year began, but rather for the
reason that then, MILES JOHNSON removed from
his old stand near the coracr to the second story
of the new Carriage Factory of WElkERT s. WALK
Err, nearly opposite the Kings Mountain HOTEL
Let the 4th of July stand from under! Hereafter,
let flowers bloom in mid-wnter, and snow-fakes
fall in August and above all, let every one who
wishes anything in MILES JoHssoS's line, 60 to
the new shop for it. He is a capital workman
and an engaging sort of a man in every way-just
the individual to make saddle or to constitute
and mark out an era in 'the course of human
events" Look at his advertisement on this sub.
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John G. BOWMAN. ESQ.

We have 50 recently bid a cordinl welcome to
this veteran editor on his accession to the proprie-
torship of the Southron, that, now VIXEN he has
taken control of the Times, we have only to e1-
press qualification that he has advanced to po-
sition more entirely in keeping with his time tried
editorial ability. His frs. articles in the Times
are finely written, and afford reliable promise
that our excellent cotcmporary will steer course
cminently true to the States Rights, Democratic
idea. With such strong assistance, our friend
Britton must and will succeed. So, at least, our
hone is
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are upon the point Of leaving England for the
East. 1t is therefore clear that the authority of
Victorias government in the Court of Heherin is
about to be vigorously asserted
tits barely possible that the Peace Conference,
which was to have met in Paris on the 18th Dec,
may have succeeded in throwing oil upon the
troubled waters but in default of this, We can
see no end to tho complications which are likely
to arise, from the apparently irrcconcilable tur-
moils whose character and progress we have su-
perfcially sketched.
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mnssRs. w1THERspooN g. MOORE.

These gentlemen have recently formed CO.
partnership, and will practice in Law and Equity
in this District. For twenty-five years, COL With
erspoon has held a conspicuous position Mt our
Bar. He is entitled to the highest consideration
as one among our eldest, and abest Practitioners.
Mr.. Moore is widely known as man of solid
legal requirement, and considerable experience; !;
consequently the co-partnership to which we have
referred cannot fail to be of benefit both to the
parties engaged, and to the community at large.
See Card.
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CENTRE DIVISION.

The gentlemen whose names are suhjoned have
been elected and installed officers Of CENTRE d.
VISION, No. go, for the current quarter
s. BOLIVAR THOMASSON, ". p.
ANDREW JACKSON, W. 4.
!. D. MCLEAN, r. S.
R. SIMONS, A. r. s.
J.R. WALLACE, f. s.
D.F. DAVIS, T.
I. BEAMGUARD, c.
W. T. JACKSON, 4. c.
WN. McARTHUR, T. S.
I. McARTHUR, 0. S.
apo. CAMPBELL. p. ". p.
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azine enterprise recently projected in Charleston
Of this however, we shall take frequent occasion
to write, hereafter.
Mr.. HAYSE will lecture in Chester this Thurs
day evening and thence to Charlotte. From our
friends in those towns-always liberal in the en-
courgement of home -talent-we must beSpeak for
him cordial and appreciative reception.
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OURSELVES.

In the editorial conduct of the ENQUIRER, the
Local Department has been assigned exclusively to
Mr.. MILLER. Those therefore, who have business
connected with that department-communlcatons'
advertisements, notices. &c., will call at the Com
missioner's Office. The books are in the keeping
of Mr.. GrIsr, at the Printing Office.
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DEATH OF j. B. LABORDE. ESQ.

The following sad announcement appeared, last
week, in the Cdroliaion
We learn with much regret TINT our friend
Prof. LaBorde, received yesterday the painful in
telligencc from Kansas of the death of his eldest
son. Mr.. LaBorde, it is well known, was one Of
the band of gallant young men, who left Marion
District last spring to serve the cause of the South
in the struggle for her dearest rights. He has
done his duty nobly, and fallen in his patriotic cf
forts to procure for his section equal rights undsr
the Constitution. The sympathy of the communi-
ty is with his family in their distressing bereavc
ment.
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.JorrRNsL AND MINUTES.

Rev. Mr.. KELLY has left with US copy OF the
"Journal and Minutes of the SixtyNinth Session
of the South Carolina Conference" held in this
place. 1t neat pamphlet of IS pages-quite
an improvement upon the old style.
Upon examination we find nothing worthy of
especial mention, additional to the publications
heretofore made in our paper.
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copy year, in advance. Oo
10 copies year, in advance. 10 w
copy of the ENQUIRER. and copy OF
either Cooley or Graham, one year, in
advance, ................... wv
nsB~ Persons making up clubs of ten suescrl-
bers, are at liberty to add as many more names at
the same rate as they desire. The money to ac-
company the list in every instance.
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YORKVILLE, S. G.
ENoUIRER--CLUB TERMS.

THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY Is, 1857.
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Nails.

LanieFs Phillips q CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission Merchants
DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
40 SO MARKET STREET NASHVILLE
TENNESSEE.
Nov. 1T.
GRCCEpIES.
IS hhds Sugar, 1000 bsgs prime Rio Coffee,
200 ibis rushed Sugar. eco bass extra Bait. do;
20 bbi8 Powdered sugar, 81 pockets Old Java,
zoe bbs Mola'sas, 500 kegs Nails, assorted,
100 bNs star Candles, 900 SA 10 and I0Xl2 Win
$50 hall bIs do dOU Glass,
2NH quarter BIS 10, 500 bXs Glassware.
100 boxes Dayl's summer 50 bags Pepper,
t4hGles' 40 bags spice,
$40 hEs escOtt's Soap, % Ginger,
$40 Va aud So Tobacco lJu cans or. If b1s SardInes
eOA ca Ks Carb Soda, 400 cases Matches
2uU dCz rainled Buckets, l9u nest Tubs,
20 nests he 'lers, so bxs GauetPs Snuff,
~ lacks Odoz Siners.
20 hIs Gunp and imp. Tea ~ haf chests Black Tea,
SOC Teams Wrapping Paper, 1000 Masons Backing,
100 barrels Pixies Wbiskv 400 barrels Whisky various
20 Old Bourbon DO, brands,
90 a. A. N. Brandy, sG bis Mon. Rev Whisky,
- Sin: ~ bills Native Sweet Wine,
~ Cos la Napoleon Cigars, 100 O1O asst brands Cigars,
S,OJu Opera do. 100 bx- Nelee Cigars.
5UO bos walkers AK Summer Ale For sale low the
trade by LANIER, PHILLIPS d CO,
aug SO Market street. Nashville, Tenn
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Central Chic
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
-a5sss1sss5si g i53ssSsx Sgsg
RCNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OGIO, AMI
BALTIMORE, % HOURSl

RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OalO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TNEE CNLT ROUTE by which through ckets to Wasa
ing0n be procured, to which point well as to
Baltimore, Is the shortest most direct and in every
Esc The uust reliable route. Il Is the only route or which
Purchasers of Through Tic kets New York are enabled
4 reach the cities Of Baltimore Philadelphia and New
YORK az the cost Of Ticket New York only, thus en-
B5ang business len and Travellers for pleasure
nation to visit four Of the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than be afforded By any other route.
And is the nly route BY which Through Tickets
be had 20 & samond Norfolk Winchester Frederck15urs
and Petersburg Va Charleston, Ssvsnnsh, Msc8o, A.
luuta, Augusta Bsrkie7 Springs and Bedford Sprays
Paselse from NASHVILLE lake the Stage Coaches Of
Carter Thomas, or steamers on the Cumberland river
70 LOUISVILLE, connecting there with the United States
Nail steamers 70 Cincinnati with the Jacksonville
R4LrIGd Indianapolis Ind make direct connection ut
Columbus Ono h tie Central Ohio Railroad Whee.
ilg whence sE connection with the Bal mOrP and Uhsi
Railroad made 20 ashngt0n City, Baltimore, PhilG.
de pbG ana New orE.
EFg- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
PMS are transferred az Cairo to the Of the Iuulf
Jeuira E.ily6ld from thence passing through Ter,
EBgte Indianapolis Dayton ana Aeula 10 Columbus Three
Daily Trans leave Columbus al 10 L. NJ, $50 =. L. aad
F Travellers are requested to notice that while this
tuC IN route al TlIuE Through Tickets at the Eastern
CiIeB the charged by other AsI
Ia~E 0Lg shortest speedy and dlrec,
g. an he eaiIug poius the tasE. The distance from
Columbus BsimOreis only SIG miles, being about 100
me shorter 20 New Cr than by any other route There
Ere less charges OF Dy tus route aud consequently
less detention, than BY any other.
10 The road is bal.asted with broken stone and is
entirely free irum dust.
For Information please apply to D. G. RUGSEY,
For Through tickets apply in Louisville OF the Office Of
tue l. s. all ste3uer5 or the Jacksonville Railroad
lice naIn street. WIN. =. WOODSIDE
Master Transportation B. 4 D. r. H.
JOHN N. SHARP. General Western Agent.
iuus %
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HENRY HART, JR B.. W. NAcRAE JR. JOHN 8. HART
HART, MACRAE q co.,
WHOLESALE GR0CERs sCOHRIssI0B
MERCHANTS
Nos and South Market street. Nashville, Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
70 boxes Havana Sugar, 800 assorted Dgmiiohns
1913 barrels n. Y. CTushed20o packages ". Kaisins
Sugar 100 coils Cotton Rope,
As barrels n Y. PoWdered4OO gross Matches
Sugar, 200 dozen Painted Buckets
so barrels NC Loaf Sugar so nests 5 Painted Tubs
200 barrels n. o. Eolssses, so boxes Stone Pipes,
new crop,) 50 b. Ees Tennessee Axes
s5S bags Selected Baltimore superior quslity,)
500 bags T. O. Rio Coffee, 1900 kegs Nails ASSORTED
SO bags IRguira Coffee, Sizes)
Is bags Old Cove rnment500 gross Backing,
Java Coffee, 100 boxes Palm and German
20 bags Spice, 10 cases Caroline Rice,
100 casks Super Carbonate so doz Zinc Wash Boards
Soda, 500 Superior Wrap
40 half chests Imperial ping Paper,
Black Tea, 500 NJ. q d. Caps,
$50 boxes Va and KY. TO-lOO bags Shot,
baccO, 20 kegs bar Lead,
A large assortment of cOm.IOO barrels Glover Seed
mon and hne Cigars. 80 barrels Butter and Sod
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Crackers.
Snuff, $50 bbls Recti6ed Whiskey
so boxes Smoking Tobacco, rs barrels Old bourbon
So boxes Pearl Starch, 25 barrels aonongabsla and
% cases Sardines, Old Rye WhIsksy,
80 lses Oysters, so barrels Robertson Coun
so boxes Assorted Pickles, II Nhlskey,
so boxes Catsup and Pep.I5 barrels Old Lincoln Wbs
per Sauce, key,
rs boxes Ass'd Pie Fruits, or casks Pure French
% cases Brandy Cherries, Brandy,
200 boxes W K Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine
so boxes English Dairy 5 casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese, 8 casks Pure cherry do
400 packages Star Candles, casks Pure Madeira do
so do TGll)W do 20 bbls. Native Sweet do
Is bags Timothy Seed, so bbs. American Brandy
500 boxes ass'd. Glass Ware, 10 bbls. Apple Brandy
100 boxes SXlO and lOXl2 10 bbs. Peach Brandy.
;o,e uART wACPAE m
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HASBROOK, MeWHIRTER A ca.

II AVE this day determined n sell their stock OF SPRING
II ANO SUMNER DRY GOO -, at prime rost for cash
to make room tor their EXTEN >IVE FALL PURCHASES
siss Of ENDLESS VARIETY, so mat sveryb ,dy will
be suited. You viii ind them No 81 Market street,
doors South OF the Public Square. iuly 10
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GERMAN PHYSICIAN. from Rudullan, SaXOnv. has a
" ken office % No TO- Front -tfeet Clark and Of
r> services The citizens Of Nashville for the relief and
curcut Esmae Complains II all kinds SCroula III its
forms CousumpI O.. EheumEti~m nd DrOpsy. His
experience and practice regard these similar dis
- enable him guarantee perleC
cure ff treated taken 20 time.
Fu-s.e d. above q very superior article OF Stomach
ESiJtcrs hrs Inve'1n aud manufacture, together
q v4rrr. rner medic Itsb7-Iy
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TESTIMONIALS AND RsPEKENCES
OETIca BUCKEYE STATE insurance Co~PASrj
Cincinnati, Dec Is, 1856.
To all whom may rms is 70 certify that nave
examined Specimens aud Roofs Of W l. Chds d Co =
Elastic Fire and WsterPrOOf q, Roofing be
heVe to be emnenty superior - any other kind Of
y use; was ae eye witness Of severe Trial OF one Of
ness Roofs from large volume Of fame rsm adjoining
building, which directly upon he roof and eorpee
for nearly hour the yond all expectation
President Buckeye STATE Insurance Co.
CINCINNATI As.EoT ROYAL Insurance CosP.ST,l
Ihavs examined W Chnds & Co.'s "EIastie Fire and
Water-Proo Cement Roofing " and judge con
der 1t great Invention and am willing 70 insure buildings
mus protected upon the same Terms as insure those
Agent Royal ms. Co. Lond n and Liverpool
From Bennett General Agent Of EJna ms Co. for the
Southern and estsrn states
Having made considerable inquiry, merits Of The
Dy Chllds Co.. Ind It 70 be highly in This
cry by excellent JUDGES thsI meeting with very
Tar comp ston Roofing Is decided freely admted apd
ansy, expect 70 adopt for my roO which will be mex
Of the "Patent Elastic Roofing as a substitu g.
yours Yours truly, g. J BENNETT.
Childs & Co.'s Patent Cement koohrg is used here
on best class Of Buildings. We erng Fregn
bic Goit L'HOMhEDIEU, Pres.
OTTIcE OF TIE OHIO MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co
Cincinnati, Jan :, 1857. (
DKAR SIR-n anbwer to your inquiry in reference 10
opinion 10 The practical OF your Roc covering
OF from
avery favorable One-so much so, intend testing
thoroughly on roofs Of buildings cars, &c after winch
will with pleas IRE give decided opinion ulH
ty. YoGEs, truly, n LIPPENCUTT
Supply Agent Ohio d Miss. r. g.
? Since the above written, the Ohio and Mis- is.ippi
Railroad have cted covering their cars aepu and
bridge between Cincinnati and VDeenHss with this Ceme1
considering the beet article they the purpo
Lord, Pres Ind a Gin Railroad.
Gest- Pres Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad.
SeaTles, Pres Merchants MaDuaCIurers' ms Co.
James Cater, AgenttOT Elna and Other Hartford Cos
Hesry Morton, Pres Central insurance Company.
George Carlile, President afay elite Bank.
George CONN, Bell Manui'T, No 1902 EAST Second ST.
Baker & Won Phui, No e. Four h street.
Ezra Bailey, smith street, betW cen Fourth and Fifth.
Godeu, TAILOR an Draper, FOuF,h street
Miles Greenwood, Iron Foundry.
Judge W GhOlsOn.
John ShitO d Co., Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
Mitchell u RammesbeTg, Furniture ManuIsetursFs apr
Dealers, Fourth IT.
W Stewart Builder 345 um 81.
MerTiwe ether & StilWell, Louisville
McReynOlds q Co, ClaTksVilIe, Tenn.
mayI6-dGWly
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WE HAVE now in store the following goods, tina,
time, TO wit:
so hhds Sugar. $4,000 Perckssion caps;
$50 bags coffee: 900 bags ass Ttsd Shot
25 Is crushed $50 lbs Bar Lead;
90 do powdered 90 rs casks Eng Soda;
40 half Ous hCasses; 30 bbs soft shelled A imons;
2j do and bbls Syrup 10 do Pecans and Filberis;
10 Kegs Codes Syrup, Is. 100 gross Stacking;
L'usl Ito boxes Imperial and Gun
on cases assorted pickles; power Teas;
70 do Baltimore Oysters; a es Indigo;
% boxes Starch cask Madder;
100 do and star candles; 100 gross Pipi 5;
2O0 do soap; 100 do Smoking Tobaceo
10 DO IsHOW candles; Is do Mac alloy Snuff;
20 DO snuh; bbls EpeTSOn Salt;
10 bbs Amons; is bags GiBRsr;
ID do Birthstone; 10 do Spice;
50 boxes 70 ,acco superfue; 20 do Pepper
10000 cigars, various bands. 80 bills COpp ras;
IRON, NAILS, AND CASTINGS,
$50 tons lron all Sizes wargCO Iron axles TO
Tanted. inCn;
LOGO Kegs Nails, assorted to 30 ,1es Axes;
~. 500 lbs A steel:
80 tons assorted casngs 400 do and blister see
LIQUORS
500 bbs Tennessee and Ohio u pipes Cognne Brando;
Whiskyi 90 asks pure Malaga wine;
IS bbls Amer Brandy: ~ casks Port do
so DO lid Rye WHISKY; 10 bbs Cherry Brandy;
IS dol Smith rec wh'ky. do pure Peach do
2j do Amer Gin; 90 Schedam Schnapps;
~ do native sweet Malaga, JOG bOs Walkers and Ray d
80 do Kum, Bros Ale.
Puncheon pure Ho Gin;
GLASSWARE
200 boxes sxlO and Oxl2 81 gal gal botls
Glass; 90 do @ art bot'is black;
rs boxes I2xI4 I4xl6 I61Is do and to the gal
$50 gross pint pint Flasks; 300 do Sand gal dem
90 do quart do 10 do dlcanIers;
100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All Of the will sell cash. at the corner of
Broad and College streets. II uly i McCREA TBRRAsS,
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FL ne HAMPAGNE WINES.
w JW In receipt of about hundred Baskets
StRH4mP tgne Wines Of the very finest brands, (bu
20Baskets Ihe palma or ,r,U,. So, u,-... p.
PIles,F rance We are tbs ths vni+a - ~
- Vne, 4 I'd a is equal TO any n the world.
% paskeb sold Medal Brand, very superior
= baskets NUmms Cabinst
y baskets Mum lmperial
IS baskets CliQuot;
" baskets Re dseaI Cabinet very sunerior.
Y pas ket Charles Heidseiek pure;
oaskel Compte DMOntebrun for sale at very small ~
ut1. = nioR street, by HOLLISTER d CARTER.
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NOEL 81 CO,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

NOEL q CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEALERS In COUNTRY PRODUCE.
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
100 hhds prime to chO. sugars IS bOl loaf do
20 boxes Havana C& DO
600 bags Rio Coffee, rs do Laguyra do
100 do Java do -
s SS BolI Pixies Whisky 80 80 Fine Bsandis'
400 {. Wiltshire do 10 -" Malaga Wine;
$50 Boxes sup'r old Brandy; IS 6 Gin;
rs Smiths Reserve Wsky,5O g st Julien Claret Wine;
50 Pure Rye do Is Basket Champagne " ne
80 Monongahala do 80 C Boxes Champagne elders
IS boxes Powell Tobacco30 do Commerce do
20 do southern Belle do Is do Industry do
200 do JACK FAl'''H CIGARS.
10000 Napoleon cigars; 1000 Jenny Lind cigars;
5000 Josephine do 1900 other brands assorted.
~ SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks fine AID coarse salr4O 6 Cedar do
$50 Bis and Half bis MOlases;2O " Bed cords;
SO Kegs Golden syrup; 20 Coca Dippers;
IS boxes Lemon do ) " hammOckSi
10 do Brandy cherries: so - Whisk BTOoms and
so do Union Soap. Hearth Brushes;
20 kegs S0cA; 100 Kits MaCkeTel;
20 bbls Almonds; 50 Cases Cove oysters;
200 DemJohDs, assor. 60 " Plekels assorted;
so Packages Superior Teas 300 Bags ShOtj
$50 boz Painted Buckets; goo Kegs White Lead;
10 cases Preserved Fsdts;t
the largest selected stocks of groceries
brought this market. Country Merchants visiting Il e
city wond do well to look through our stock before pur
NOEL CO.,
june25-tf Corner College and Spring streets