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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
lRBY MORGAN & CO..
HAVE removed to their NEW STORE, No. Public
II Square, South side) where they have Store
ana open for exhibition, large and we'll assorted
Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Aud VARIETIES to which they invite the attention Of
Merchants generally
We will as usual offer to CASH AND PROMPT TINE
BUYERS TIE STKONGEoT POSSIBLE INDUCE
NENTS.
We have opened splendid line of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
- French printed DeLanes
French MernOes,
Elegant Dress silks,
Plain and Figured C1buTghB,
New Style POplns,
French Merinos and end Robes,
Printed Psrsirn Cloths,
Printed Cashmeres,
Cleaks, Talmas,
Nantes and
ShaWls.
A BEAUTIFUL
Bonnie. Ribbons,
Embroidery and Flouncngs,
Laces and Edgings, Cloths,
CSSsimeres, oGttinets, Blankets,
Eannels, TckngS, and
Brown and Bleached husns
PRINTS, &c, &C.
Those desiring bargains would do well to look through
We are buying Feathers; Wool, Ginseng, Linseys,
'0 guFi7 7'''-'' IRBY MORGAN co.
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CHAS. ROBERTSON,

(ate Of ], q. 3 Q. Robertson Broad street.)
NONFECTIOEER AND CANDY Manufacture, and
dealer in Fruits, Nuts Cigars, Tobacco TOYS and
Fancy Articles Generally No. H. Market street opposite
Morris STATIONS would respectfully Inform he citizens
Nashville and surrounding community that he Is per
speutly locsted in the above business, and would be
pleased 70 receive = share Of public patronage.
Particular attention paid to orderstrom The country.
dPG-3F
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Scotch & Irish " hisgzy.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
Just received shipment ofsevsll pulClerH ard kegs
% Of this SUPERIOR article drsc from Belfast Ireland lt
will DO f0und Tar superior 20 any ever offered On This market
b. T.. SIMPSON.
maTch4 a. Public square.
GENUIN EGOKDON DUE sIlEKIta BIS e.
FRESH supply IN package, Just received ana
a for sale By D. I. 81 MPsJN-
marCh4 A. Public square.
OLD ALANTsUO HABEIEA.
THREE original casks, which offer ard
PERIoR WINE. b. L. SIMPSON,
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LYONS & Go.
IMPORTERS OF AND Wholesale DEALERS IN
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
ALL KINDS OF
Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc
No. 10 CEDAR ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TO TIE PUBLIC.
I'VE have now hand and are constantly receiving
w new and well assorted stock Of
HAVANA CIGARS TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LQUOkS,
Which We ere Offering tD the trade ct prices much
lower than hey be lad from any other bouse in the
city Our stock consists Of the finest brands Of HAVANA
CIGARs in the market; BRASDIEs, which for favor
cannot be surpassed and imported By ourselves direct
through the Custom House TO this city; SHERBT, PORT aud
MADEIRA WINs warranted pure and Of the best qualities
with a fall assortment Of Hhiskeys, St CrolX and Ja-
maiCa Rum, Holland Gin, and all other kinds.
i5s To Country Merchants offer the best induce
to purchase from u.s. stock is large and always
new. To prompt customers Eastern time viii be gven
cash BUYERS give every advantage. All orders b. let
ter otherwise VIII always meet with prompt attention.
LYONS & CO.
iy22 Is Cedar St
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W., @, BRUCE,

Ns. e.. BRUCE.
Tss inst returned from IN Eas with the largest Stock Of
II consigned Goods be sold at Wholesale and Retail
ever offered in the Western country, to-wiI
IoOs Reams OF Letter Paper 1900 seseaing Envelopes
100 s. note paper, Ght2OOO i" . IRncyj cords
Edge; Of Blank Books, various
1900 Fools Gap, 1000 =" g Steel Pencils
7ss e" Fancy Note,
500 sets Lnves and Forks 1000 Hammers and Haches
1900 Pocket Knives 100 dozen Argentine Silver
1905 RGzoTs; ~ cords Of double barrel Guns
FANCY GOODS.
y doE Cologne ,-,, Hose;
- Hair Oil; 35O0Port Monaies,
32l6 Fancy Work Boxes; $50 dozen Linen Hdks;
SEQ Ladies' Companions; Us e Z" SILK DO
5000 packs Pins, No. 6, 40, g. 5000 " spool Thread
1000 pair Buck Skin Gloves; MerinO UndershiTtsi
IEe doz gents white and fancy
BOOKS.
5000 vol standard Books;
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
8 Magic Gold Watches $50 do Sold Neck Chains
english gold patent levers 80 Gents Fob and Vest do
manufactured by Joseph IS do Gold seals and Keys,
Johnson, p ca. street. with Locktts5
LiverpOOl 900 sets of Canoes, in cases
$50 Silver Lever Watches $50 Floreutine, do;
SIS Composition do 5000 Ladies PLAIN Gold Breast
s5 Ladies' Hunting Case Gold pins;
Watches 7OOO-Gent's and Ladies' Sold
$50 DO ChHtngs Pencils,
$1,000 worth Of Geld Finger
Rings -rr,.- ,-.,-.
1000 Gold Pens with Silver Gases. assorted:
1900 Gold
And ali other articles Usually found in Jewelry Establish
rents Merchants Peddlers and citizens generally are
invited 10 call soon and make selection all the above
Goods have TO be closed limited time they be-
long different have numerous other articles
tedious mention, short have anything that Lady
Auconeer Tor Consignees No II Cedar street, Nashville,
Tennessee. Inov2-6md&W
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Charles fHeidsECEl

SAA n IVA "A Al ~ 4 q 80
THE rapid sale with which Ey last iIpaliHu of ttrI
I article met has induced % order now ruurIEs
which arrived this day. being SUPERIOR any Dot
yet offered. recommend 20 the Trade well ior
family use. B. l.. SlAP-oN- - Public square
march4 Benz. r. SlIas' Com. House
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Chemical Laboratory,

FOR THE ANALYSIS OF
ORES SOILS, MINERAL WATERS. &c,
TAR ANSMAN Practical Chemist, Professor OF Anavtica
IL and Agricultural Chemistry in the University Of Nash
vie will give prompt attention 10 the analysis OF all Ores
Soils Mineral Waters, SC, sent 90 him.
Charges the analysis OF iren aud copper ores SO in
varlably in advance.
Consulting Ufce and Laboratory the Medical College
az Pupils in Practical Chemistry received al any
time. maT95-'57
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TENN ESSEE AND ALE , \ IA RAILRIAL
AND CHATTANOOGA
Railroad.

The day Trains meet Tuahoma and both connect With
the Train for Manchest McMinnyile. Passengers for
Berheba springs and other points and near McMinn-
vii Railroad should take the day Train as the connection
by il at TuilBhOma is direct. ID. /. ANDEhSON,
'rnaT95--dU Superintendent,
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Painting establishment.
BUILDERS Householders, &C. are requested to take no.
ID that the undersigned, having made the necessary
arrangements and secured the services OF competent
men, is prepared TO take
Large Contracts
In the line OF his vocation, In all its various branches
In the department of
House Painting.
The subscrberis prepared with greatest
prompnsss, all contracts no large hich may be
dered in style and upon terms which fail give
satisfaction.
He i aso prepared to execute all manner OF
Sign and Ornamental Painting, CTaining and
MaTbIins.
Having IN that department secured the services Of
expert and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work In his
line TO give him call before maxim final arrangements
marehs-dtf R. 7. FLEMING,
No. SO Union e., betwsea Cherry & Sumner.
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SPRING IMPORTATION OF
DIR
1852 !

II AFING sold entire Retail Stock TO Messrs Has
II BROOK & MCWHRTER, take pleasure in recommend
ing them To our customers and the public genera y.
EVANS. PORTER & co.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16
5. III. MARLETTE,

= OhVE YOR d CIVIL ENGINEER,
)hSlklNG to rusume the practice of my profess
f sion among my old friends of Amador and
a.aFeIas counties, respectfully solicit their or
s which will be promptly attended to, on reason
,oss ~ olfce at Jackson's News Depot, jackson,
ff'l'auor e county, California -tssN
novl 2-3m II MARIETTE.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16
T NUMBER 80.

ing it, beheld her who was dearer TO him
than life--she for whom he had left his
youthful home, had endured fatigue and pri-
vations, and braved the dangers Of an unset
tied country. When surrounded with diff
cultes and dangers, Mary's encouraging voice
seemed to sound in his ears, and give him
hope within and strength to overcome all re-
sistaDce. When the dark cloud Of misfor-
tune hung over him and his heart was sad, by
the loss of those near and dear to him, Mary's
smiling face would appear to soothe the aching
OF his heart. But now the last hope of fu-
ture happiness was gone and with it the last
link that bound him to the world was broken
As he gazed upon that cold and motionless
form-that face once radiant with smiles Of
happiness-those bloodless lips that had often
been pressed 20 his own, as indications Of
deep love-his heart was more than full of
woe and bitterness Down each manly cheek
there rolled a solitary tear Oh, what bit
terness was contained within those scalding
tears-the first he had shed since in his child
ish sports When his sister and mother died,
his father needed all his care and encourage
ment. When that father died, Mary's smi-
ling image rose before him, aud drove tho
gloom away. Now she too was gone. The
last, the dearest friend on earth was no more,
what cared he to die? As the tears fell from
his cheeks, he reised his eyes toward heaven
excaiming, ooh, Mary are you forever gonew
his face suddenly became deadly pale. his
limbs trembled beneath him, and reeling, he
fell senseless upon the floor. He was remov-
ed to bed, medical assistance was soon
called, but all attempts to restore him were
useless. The long continued sorrow, which
preyed upon his mind, was too much, and this
sudden and deepest shock was more than lie
could bear. He lived only to tell his sad
tale, and give his earnings to Mary's parents.
when his spirit took its flight to join Mary's
in the splrit-world.
Beneath weeping-willow in the village
graveyard, are the remains of George and
Mary; cut down in the dawn of life, youth
full and once happy couple. Such was the
will of the Creator, and with His deerees we
must abide.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16
THE wATCHMANs CRY.
FROM THE GERMAN.

Listenl while the hour tell;
Ten-just struck the changing bell.
Say your prayers, then fall asleep,
Conscience pure gives slumber deep;
Safely rest, Gods holy eye
Ever watcheth from the sky.
Listen! while the hour tell;
Eleven-jnst struck the changing bell.
Whosoe'er at work yet stays,
Whosoe'er at cards yet plays,
For the last time hear my call,
Hour for rest hath come to all.
Listenl while the hour tell;
Twelve--just struck the changing bell.
If that any watch and weep,
Hopeful kept by anguish deep,
May the Father comfort send,
And their grief in slumber end
Listen while the hour tell;
One-just struck the changing bell.
If by Satan led astray,
Lurhs thief in some dark way,
Homeward let his swift steps fly,
Seeth him the Judge on high.
Listenl while the hour tell;
Two-just struck the changing bell.
If thus early any start,
Feeling care grow at the heart;
Foolish ones, why trouble borrow
God will care for you tomorrow.
Listen! while the hour tell
Three-just struck the Changing bell.
Morning light begins to break
Yet who now in joy awake,
Show to God your gratitude,
Go to work and keep you good.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16
Geo. TX. Smith, vi. ID.

PHYSICIAN .f.ND SURGE
)FFlCE at Hoy Il Smiths Drug Store, Main ST.,
- Volcano. Residence on the alley, in the rear
~ the Drug Store.
u n. H. The books of til late firm of Goodin
ei'9 .I can be found at my Office. Persons indebted
"lll do well to call and settle.
teb22.lStf
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16
Samuel j. K. Handy,
LATE OF AMADoR CO.,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AN ING returned to Piacerpiiie, will strictly at
A. tehd to all Professional Business conGded to
nd Il, IN the District Courts of Amador, Calaveras
of A. .i dorado countless and in the Supreme Court
Street '''y ni''p'oo' puiioihg' NAH
@arl4 7-ly
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16

Cure FOR FELLoNs ON THE FINGERS. The
Scientific Amerieqn says "The past year we
have known the spinal marrow of an OK or
COW applied by three different persons with
the most satisfactory results, in relieving
pain and securing cures of their felons. The
spinal marrow should be applied every four
hours for two days"
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16

An lrishman was sued by doctor for the
amount Of his bill for medicine and attendant
ce, and Paddy being called upon to state why
he refused to pay, replied
"Why should pay for such stuff? The
medicine was of no use to me; sure and he
sent me two emetics, and divil a one Of them
could | keep on my stomach."
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16

DRED Scorr is the property of the wife of
Black Republican member of Congress
from Massachusetts-one De-. Chatfee Here
is pretty instance of Republican sincerity.
The Congressman is a "shrieker" and shell
ters himself against the charge of being
STAKEHOLDER under lady's crinoline
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16
is. b. AxTELI
R. NJ. BRIGGs.1
w. HENRY JONES,

A 7 RNEY AT LAW W,
III pay strict attention to making collections and
attend to all Legal Business entrusted TO his care.
or1ee on Union Square, next door to johnson &
|Co' store, VoLcAyo.
ie7 291v
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16

The old gentleman who thought he could
stop rat-hole with toasted cheese, has just
been overtaken with another halucination,
viz, that young women can be kept from
knowing whats what" by sending them to
boarding-schools.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16

Mr.. Rose, for six square leagues in Yuba
county, has been confirmed. This grant en-
braces much valuable mining ground on the
Yuba river.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16

The style of dress among the n. Y. aris-
tocracy, of leaving little or nothing to the
imagination, has been characterized as Fifth
avenu( e)dity"
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16
FARLEY a. PAWLING,

ATTORNEYS AND couNsELLoRs AT LAW,
Ofee in Hale's fire proof building, up stairs, Main
street, Volcano,
mar 7 IA 20tf
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16

Mr.. JONES met Mr. Smith as he was going
on board steamer on the Mississippi, and
asked,
Which way, Smith, up or down? ?"
"That depends upon circumstances" re-
marked the latter; "if | get ber:h over
the boiler shall probably go up; if in the
cabin, doon.D We have not heard from
him since.
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16

PLAUSIBLE ExcusE.-At an assembly of
friends lady vas apoogized for by an ac-
quaintance, who said she was detained by
little incident"
"Ah, yes." exclaimed Mrs. Clatterbelle,
"a beautiful little incident" it was too
weighs Just nine pounds and a half"
The weekly ledger., 1857-05-16
ube lueeklp Ceoger,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY
n. A. SPRINGER & CO.
; 4. SPRINGER. h. b. DAiNeERfiElD'
II @ T. M = 9

We are prepared to do Job Printing Of erery de-
..rnt;on in style superior to any other Office in
~ ~. SSoutbern Mines and at as fair rates.
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COFFEE The Coffee market to-day was more ac-
tive than it has been for some weeks past We had
reported sales of 100 bags fair Rio at CENTS 800
bags good do at l1a cents; $50 bags do at i; .,
$50 bags, from cargo of Johanna Jacobn, private
terms, ana 500 bags prime do at y cents. The
market closed to-day with rather frmer feeling on
the part of holders We quote Rio Coffee as follows:
l561l2 cents for fair to good; prime Y cents, and
choice do at 124 cents; Laguayra Coffee may be
quoted as nominal l34 cents, and Java do at l64
CG,l7 cents.
GRAIN-Wheat to-day at the opening Of Change,
was quite active at an advance of 8 to cents per
bushel for good to prime samples but at the close the
market ruled rather heavy. The offerings were
about IS 600 bushels. Red sold at l,25(GSl, 25c.
for fair to prime lots and Sl@l,lO for parcels out
of condition White sold at SI,25@Sl,3O for fair
lots: 81 85GSl As cents for good to prime do, and
81. 5OaSl 50 cents for choice family -four do. For
lots out of orderf sales made at 81, lOaSl Zoe
per bushel.
FLoUR-The market for all descriptions Of Flour
o-day ruled rather heavy at s., 50aS5,75.
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COMMERCIAL.
savannah Market, sept. 0.

FLoUR.-The stock of Flour on the market is large
and daily increasing, with little or no speculative
feeling existing. The exports to New York during
the week were ll30 bbls and $50 sacks We quote
Superfne So Extra 81 so, and Family So to SIS so
per Dbl.
BAooN.-We have no change to notice in this arti-
Gle The market is quiet but steady, at the follow
lowing prices Ribbed Sides l6@l7 in lots, and
Shoulders 15c per Ib. JObbers are asking an ad-
vance on the above from store.
WHEAT.-We have to port dull market for
Wheat the past week No sales have taken place, to
our knowledge. The-iate accounts from Northern
markets were of an unfavOeabe lture; consequent
ly it has affected prices here. Received during the
week about 40 900 bushels and exported 81, 467 viz
to New York. "A 467, and to Baltimore ZOO bushels
CoRN.-We are not advised of any transactions OF
consequence in Corn during the past week Some
small lots of Georgia and Tennessee have been ia
ken at 81 to 81 %. Jobbers are retailing from
store at 81 10 to 81 Is Stock equal to the demand
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TWO VAL uARLE FARMS FOB SALE.

THAT .lusble faru which the undersigned has
sided for the lat eia h years, for sale Il es
the 81 Harptth river the county OF VIII
hanson. fourteen miles from Ma hvile the age Of
Fans. Rchlaud and Certreve Tu-L pike nine miles
from Franklin, the county of williamson, AID WI hin
two miles OF the North Weston Ra rOad now being
struced The contains about TOUR hundred and ell ht
acres Of arst farming land; the line between
Davidson and Williamson through the Northwest
her of the tract. formally the well known farm of
the late NilaIDs NhEeild.
90 this comfortable esidences with all ne
cessay houses; barn cribs stables, carriage house, 6c
excellent you9g orchard OF most choice nut Good
spring water abundance onever failing stock water
running different through the farm, Adj Din
this farm Their tract Of about hundred acres OF
eXcelI land with good dencc, for se. The soil OF
l. equal TO for either for gTsu grass
and both united, he, will Be separately ogeth
NAV suit buyers & is thought b. good judges could be
made one Of best stock in state size
A. those wanting buy. would Of Whsh TO view
he premises before purchasing iuTther description Is
deemed unnecessary but all invited call and
themselves. lsug wtTl John T. HILL.
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election. sept Std,
Legislative UNION AND AMERICAN
Il long been fsvorite scheme Of TIE publ hers Of
III paper give fuller aud readable reports Of the
Proceedings Legislature than have been given by
any paper in Nashville. The cost OF the enterprise has
deferred undertaking it. But regular
subscription list which, prior May 1855, had neyeT
amounted to $500 now exceed b0g and we length
stroHg enough Tor the undertaking We making srran-
full corps of professional reporters, and will
ISSUE during week Of he ensuing session of the
legislature the frst number OF FEE LKssLATIvE UEIoE
AND AKEEIcAE. I! will be Published weekly or oitener
during ion, The pFocseangs shall require, in
quarto form. From twenty Eve thirty numbers w be is
sued, and WILL when complete, lorna volume q
between 800 and30 pages Convenient for binding and
ference. Il will contain the messages Of the Governor
ports Of public officers anc sketches Of the debates both
Houses. In s0ori, 1t will furnish complete and ntsgb e
history Of the Legislation Of the session only of what's
done but Of what is said It will be ambition to make
ne LEGISLATIVE UNION American strictly inn aral
a work which shall he gnized
thOrify by 9th parties. None Of and com
the proceedings will appear in il. Thy will be
confined regular editions Il will thus be a in
dispensabe the politician aud the value Of which will be
Increased by time We esJsbIAhU Zure Of our office,
and will transmit successors OF the most i'm
portaut branches Of business Mr. A E. DRAPER, al
ready well snown Iomany citizens st, nographic
reporter viii the prime pal charge OF reports, and
assisted by equally competent professional
reporters.
The price Of the LEGISLATIVE UNION American will
be dollar for the SERIES Fix copies address for
dollars invariably adsaaes II purpose
any prospectus other than this roml through
authorised agents. and will feel
under great Obligations to any other friends who will
ward lists Of subscribers.
Having thus developed the outlines of plan, sub
pc 1pe ogthe state aud ask for the encourage
ment it deserves.
u Editors Of papers in this State who will publish the
foregoing, in their ed torsl columns
shall Furnished copies during the session and with
lhr hnrud vlInIn !, n n. c-n.a
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state of Tennes,e " eakIy COantT-

David A. Golden William Golden. John C. Golden Jas
Lancaster aud wife, Nsnma Lancaster, Etal >lEde1.
and Frances sladen ana LyeiA Golden, widow Of
Samuel Golden, decd.
Margaret Johnson Thomas J. EdmondsOn and wife. Polly
BON pndsou Henry Golden, Samn ldsn Joseph shuts
= Spragrins & wife, Lucy G Spngsies William Davis
vie, Nancy Davis, Ralp1 FraEie, & wife, CaFOilns
Frazier Samuel Kingston, John king~t0n Ch les Jpher
g. Kingdom Andrew King ton, Henry George, William
@ Crot Samuel Crsh, b Eabeth Cr0h, Samuel M
G1lden James H. Golden, Jesse PEschal and Wiz, Mary
Paschal Lydia Golden Martha Golden aud hudsoa Col.
den. heirs at IaE Il Samuel Golden, dsceased
NIXON the petition cd in this and sEidayt o. tho
Plaintiffs COnssl &c appea that several Of ias shove
named Defendants BOn-resdeuts he State Of Ten
and thai The ord Of law cannot be sew
ed them, u l. therefore ordered lat pub euon De- made
Tor four successive weeks in the Union American, rsBs
paper psbsaed 10 the eiIy Of Nashville unaRtins sad
residents appear bsfOr ne CrC1t CuF 20 b bold
for the county Weake a. the court housei L'ssdsn
Monday 10 next l557 and then 70
peai, dsmur the petition ded herein, or t9
same viii be taken confessed as - thsm. - 90
aug. 93W3 Prs fee So SAN''f' Nt ''0rs-
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a Great Efargain

IN LOBE LVILLF, TE T. IS f e.
THE undersigned offers for sale his entire situation con-
tanlng acres Of level land In Lob Vle, Perry county,
Tenn.
The lot is vel improved, large and handsome Brck
Store, neat Dwelling Kitchen, Crit, Sb and other 20 d
buildings, also FIRST house VII selling GrOce-
RES have plenty good LObevile is small vii
lage Cross Roads leading Waverey Lin
den the other from Ceutreve BIs Landing
River. We have weekly mails psss together with the
navigation Of Tennessee River, and Buffalo River running
within y Of mile, richly Sbounded with good land as in
the Stale There beng st GrOcesy Of note within
10 miles North, south, y miles East - miles West
rr IL The best situation il the STATE have been selling
Goods and Groceries here for six years entirely sat
isasd witb m, sales pTo9s but visa 70 change my
location offer lot onehTd downhe balance one and
two wears credit will sell my Goods and Groceries for cash.
examine EDWARD ROUQUIER.
WIN
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BE-Mr J. H. MeGill, on corner of College street
and Square, has the best assortment of gentlemen's
furnishing goods in the city. Gentlemen visiting
the city will find at his establishment almost any
thing his line that they may need and of the very
best quality.
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HAVE closed up Stable Market street, not for Ne
purpose OF going 70 Texas but attsnd % ny new Sta
bls corner Of Church and streets, where have
moved our Stock and will be pleased receive the patron
age Of my old euStohsFs and the riding public gsnsrag
uy / q. W. SUMNER.
Psi wish 70 hire good Carriage driver. For good
one good price wiz BE- advanced monthly, for one or we