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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20

Murfreesboro.
WILL take the Exchange bank Notes for my GSo6si
Shirts, Shirts.
TUsT received another Of shrs warranted Of suPe-
81 nor qualify and OF phoes 10 sui the lines ,,c1r,
I5Jct
Byron and Standing Collars.
sUPEab Of collars o. every -1g ans iiS'
II and fOr sale BY
Embroidered Shirts.
usTreceived small invoice OF handsomely emoTooeIea
., sntris made 70 suitable oT parry S9S No
Jung ''''''' Buck Skin Shirts.
Pew best qua,y Back skin shrs reeeT N mn iO'
Underwear.
ERy variety of fashlona5le Underwear, all at moderate
IL prices STOCKS, TIES, AND CRAvATS.
FIRST rte assortment OF scaris, Stocks lies and CraS
A vats every st and color win an eao,e r VI
goods received ald for sale upon rsasonaO'0 SIId
OH Travelling sHAwLs AND BLANKETS;
rS -lsr,e .tock OF Geuusmens travelling sna"ls an
Skes and Mooen Jackets ana seaI';' lns Ts97yeo
ROBES DE CHAMBBE.
LIVERY size ana yle kobes de CusuOre Snd smoking
i caps ST s-'1 Any, ny Gentiemeu's Furnishing a
store, corner Square and College SIS. (octz
Painting establishments.
,b mo signed, having made the necessary
TTSSemenss and the services OF compseA' "os
nae a. n nov prepared 10 take
LIZ Large Contracts
10 he line Of vocation, in all It's various 0rsnoheS'
q the department OF
House Painting,
rrepaled with the EEedbSst
lho III c,DtTsrts no viewer large which may be tea
- IN slyle and upon winch cannot iah 10 give
Is ~ also preuared to execute all manner OF ,
s. md pTuamenIai Painting, GTalninS ana
MaTbiIuE.
Having in that department secured the services oil he ~
eIusrt and experienced ARTISTS ,.,- ,,,-ty IN hi,
he subscriber would request persons ha'ihE W. ~
lin, 10 givs brm call before maxim nual aTr1ieg
hh' 20 ~ ~ A. H. 4. E-dlNG,
Warcho-lH -, Yr.s-,., bstvgsap t,uarry d SuEamss
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Tennessee Flow AGENCY.

HAVING been appointed Agent for The TenDasses Pillow
Factory for the southern portion OF Inc ~ =,
Al time keep general assortment OF their oi vs. 10
terns hand for sale atfsey1ry press for cash P
heCkEA q TBRRAss
eNa y Broadway,
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NEW FALL. STOCK.

NEW FALL STOCK.
I HAVE juss- eSelyed my new slerk q BOOTS AND
i sHOHS for fhe Pail and Winter Tfads. Tks following
comprises a few Of the leading articles:
Ladies think and Thin sole Nd BODIES
Lasting Caters with and without HEELS
White Kid aud Satin Slippers,
g 4 Z" Caters,
EmSrs Bsonzsd slippers;
Plain LASTING and KID Slippers
Thick and thin sole LASTING BnsKinss
% Rnr KID. BOotses, Congress Caters ana baskinsi
Scat sew ed and pegged Bootees; - So.
g Can over shoee Sandals and Buffalo over s2oes
ror MISSES aud Children
h..a. Kid and Noroeo Bootees with and without els
Goat Bootees with and without Heels;
s Calf BOotees. DC. -,,hr,, paala
Chidren's Shoes, every variety, win aho "i'n"~ '
For Gents, Boys and Gtrls'
Mems Boys, and Youth Heavy Calf Boots;
g Calf Congress CATERS
Ok lords, ssWed and peggeoj
Calf Frogans,
Kip do;
Fer Plantation and HOuse Servants
Mems, Boys, and Youths BrOgsns
Kip and Calf Boots;
Woman's Goat, Calf and Bootee-;
Extra Heavy Dutch Boots for Winter;
An of which will disposed Of reasonable te rms for
ea'n TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
A large lot of Sole Leather Travelling Trunks;
Iron framed, Russell and Hog Skin Trunks,
Common Leather Trunks, vi,
ashland and other styles Of Sole Leather Valises,
Pine sole Leather ard Kip Bonnet Trunks,
Ladies, extra sized Dress Trunks,
Carpet Bags aud Satcheis, Velvet ana BRUSSELS.
On the s5ove goods | challenge competition tah ahe
examine before m rchasing. CHAS. B. HALL,
sep24 NO 10, FuOhe SQUARES SUM- sue
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WE HAvB in the following goods 1h1 I've we
time, tO-Wit
n ma, n smear: $4,000 Perckssion caps;
90 49, cofae. 900 bags assorted Shot
hhls nrushed suear. $50 lbs Bar Beedi
o. 10 POWDERED 40 IS casgs Eng Soda;
Al bslrbbls n lssses 40 bbis soft shelled Almonds;
Is do and bbls Syrup 10 DO Pecans and FllOersj
IS Eeas Colqeu Svrup. is. 100 gross Backing;
Louisa lUO boxes Imperial and Gun
so cases assorted pickles; power Meas;
Is do Baltimore oysterE G cases Indigo:
95 boxes starch. l casks hadder5
100 DO and star candles; ITO gross flPless, ,,,
200 do soap; 100 DO snoAing 1ooeceoj
rs do Tsliow candles. IS do Msckaooy Snun;
as do SNUFF; bb Eperson salt
10 bbls AlmOns; Is bags 6lpgerj
Is do BEimstOns; 10 Do spleei
50 boxes rOuaccO, superhne; ~ 90 Pepper.
10000 cigars, various brands, ~ Dds Soppetsh
IRON NAILS, AND CASTINGS,
$50 tons Iron all Sizes WarOO setts Iron axess N 70
ranted. incn;
40; 5000 lbs steel;
90 tons assorted castings; 1910 do and blister steel
LIQUORS.
500 bbis Tennessee and Ohio Il pipes Cognac Branco;
Whisky; 20 casks pure Malaga wine;
rs bbls Amer Brandy; 70 casks fort 90
So DO old Rye whisky; 10 bbls Cherry Brandy;
IS do Smith wh'ky. 5 do pure Peach 90
IS do Amer Gin; 20 cases schiedam Sehnspps;
so do native Malaga bbls Walkers and kay g.
30 do d Kun, Bros Ale
puneheon pure Hol Gin;
GLASSWARE.
90 boxes sxlO and l0x2 " 30 boxes gal and gal bOt'ls
Glass; 20 do guam bot'is, black;
* boxes 2xl4 I4xlR I6xIS 40 do s. and 70 the gal
and l6xsO; 100 do Essr Tumblers
$50 gross PIC, pin. Flasks 800 do J. Sand gal dem9
10 do quart 90 40 dGcanterB;
100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
Au of the above we will sell cash. at the corner Of
Broad and College streets l'uly II McOkhA q IhhhAeo
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LONG CREEK MILLS FOR sALE1RARE


offer for sale about 1900 Of Land, on LongCreek
w hont I6 miles North Of Nashville large portion OF
the same we'll timbered; splendid saw Mil, ProPeilea
bv never.f falling Of water; many convenient
and comfortable improvements; whole Tract spendldy
vatsred and capable Of making exceant
There IS on the Mill Yard from $4,000 to SJOOO worm OF
suad timber one or wagon and teams stock, hogs
eate Sc &c, with every article necessary 10 carry on
such an establishment To onerPrlsng business men, ms
sitoqetber offers most splendid opportunity 70 make
profitable in Investment. -, -.
TEHHs-Three equal payments in O. IL ano "a mohn sa
,sfrov seered PAYABLE in Bank with interest," and lien
'siGl i,ssS S = uSI1i AP'S NANCE WOODWARD.
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y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
J. G.. DARDEN,

DEALER IN LUMBER, SHINGLES, AND
BOARDS.
= HAVE now hand a large lot OF Cedar, Yellow ana
White Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Poplar RanH,
',fst Scantny Square Cedar, Cedar Plank and Poplar
an9Ies nave Five Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar "
dressing Poplar and Yellow Pine Flooring one shn
eperaon can supply any Of Lumber or Shingles
al notice, and at the lowest prices iOr me ea
1sSS . J. G. DARDEN,
Nashville Lumber Yard. No. III Broadway.
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Premium Hogs.

NEAR GAILAT1E, Tenn, Nov. 18th '57.
HAVE now on hand hty young sows in hne order, SIX
onths old OF the that have ken the al
The Snnper and Davidson county Fairs since they begun
nrce Invariably dollars. Notes On any current BANK
vim be taken For further particulars address
"iA " q E DOUGLASS,
,n,fir "a
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Bradshaw s. Rutland,


.AvR Inst received their FALL aud WINTER STOCK
ii Of BOOTS and SHOES, which consist In It OF me
following;
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
Ladies ne Kid and Morocco BOCtees thick and thin sole,
with aud without Heels.
Ladies fine back Lasting Caters, side and front lace
Congress Caters with and without heels;
Kid Slippers plain and trimmed
and Morocco Buskins, thick and thin SOLE
Misses A." g Bootees,
with and without Heels,
Black and Fancy Lasting CATERS
Cplfand Goat Heeled Bootees for school;
Cbildrens Kid and Morocco bcotees thick and tain sole
Ankle Ties with Rosettsi
TOP bootees with Heels;
Wom1n's extra size Calf and Goat BOotees;
Servants Kip and Dutch BoOtees;
Calf and Goat with Heels.
For Gents and Boys.
Gents fine Pump and Sttct ed Calf Boots
quilted bottom W. P. {"
double sole W. P.
Cali stitched, Calf Congress Caters;
double sole P L. extra
Union Ties sewed and pegged;
Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and pegged;
Cloth Congress Caters, stitched
Bows ine W p Calf Boots, sewed and Pegged;
q" Calf ana Kip boots
Calf Oxford Ties, sewed and pegged;
" Congress Caters;
Cloth and P l. Congress Caters.
Thick BrOgaBs, Boots.
Extra heavy Brogans for plantation use
Mems heavy Boots all of which will be sold cheap BY
oct BRADSHAW q hOIbAND.
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MARRLE WORK.

THE undersigned hereby most respectfully Teeommenos
late partner to the public and hopes be viii receive
ibefal share Of patronage. . ,,,,,,,rZrr
may8-dH A. NAANHHAAAs
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FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS
AT LOW FIGURES.

AM now Offering for sale most desirable Residence or
Summer street. IN the Ward. The Lot fronts s. feet
by no. The House and cOutans5 Rooms, hLeh
en- Servants Room House, DAIRY and Stables The
Sas bas lust been carried front this Lot. know 10
oe aargain. Apply to A. " s. LIND SLSf -.
h
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RUNAWAY

HROM he subscriber on the lstday Of July, Negro
N Bow named HENRY, of copper color, fsst
in cheshie Is years old and weighs about $50 pounds
wasrs ied in East Tennessee, near McAinnville DE
w m proba5 y make his way back there, bought MIN
f. nm NJ Tel ry OF East Tennessee will give ten dollars
n bsis cs1gh tin my neighbOrhood twenty-five dollars
ia zen out Of he county or fifty dollars he gets to Eas
s nnessee When taken he is to be delivered & me-
AZ tined 40 that esn get him, DAVID ID: lien
iy6 seven nl-os sDeeu VI Nac -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20

znKr HART, 5R. B. HAcEAE, u. JOHN s. HARI
HART, MACRAE Il CO.,
WHOLESALE GRO CERs COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Aarketstreet, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
Is5 hhds n. y. sugar, barrels Jamaica sum
SO boxes Havana sugar, 800 assorted DemDoHns
LIS barrels n. Y. Crushed2OO packages " n hAisinA
smear 100 coils Cotton Rope,
IS bafrels n Y POwdered4OO gross Matches,
tSngar zoo dozen Painted Buckets.
6O bsTeis q Loaf Sugar 50 nests :. Painted Tubs,
900 barrels n o. holsSsss, so boxes stone Pipes,
new oropl so boxes Tennessee Axes,
s5e has Selected BaltiI-.Jre superior qualltyO
Co7t.e 500 kegs " hte Lead,
800 bags \. o. Rio Coffee, loco kegs Nails (AssOrted
So bags iAguira Coffee, slzesil
IS bags Old Cove rument5oO gross DlGchlus, o.,
Java Coffee leo boxes Palm and German
20 S Dags s S9pPs' 10 cases Carolina Rice,
,eo &C. SnTsr Carbonate so doz Zinc Wash Boards,
SOFA 500 rsams Superior WRAP
20 hail che : Imperial Il ping Paper,
Black Te, 500 Ii. q. u. Caps,
$50 boxes Va and Ky. TO-l0o bags shot
bacco 10 kegs bar Lead,
1a- o,.gortr,sBt of eoun.iOO barrels Glover Seed,
T5on 49, me Cigars 50 barrels Butter and Sod
lou SoIs a Saffe''s ESQ Sbs Reoiasd whisksy,
50 boxes smoking Tobacco, % 1GrT is Old bourbon
81 roi,s MANILA kope Whiskey,
$50 boxes Pearl Starch, 70 pArie4s al"
81 60 t1vsterE so barrels Robertson Coun'
90 boxes Assorted Pickles, ty " hisAey, - NH
90 boxes Catsup and PeP-l5 pArIeS Olu LlneOlH Ni
per sauce Key,
IS boxes Ass'd. Pie FRUITS qr cssAs Uie HieNSH
70 cases brandy Cherries BRANDY, n. MI.
~ So1es FngIisb Ilairv s casks Pure Malaga do
&C., casks Pure sherry do
..o Soc1',s Star Candle. 5 casks Pure Madeira do
- TaIIovT do 20 bbs. Native Sweet DO
y ~ iTir,othv Seed 80 bbls. American Brandy
90 No. sd Glass Ware 10 5bs Apple Brandy,
loo boxes sXlO and lOAl2 10 bDls. Peach brandy
I'D.
IS siHu'" 0--'' HART NACRAE - co.
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A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE
For sale.
CITUATED in Edgefeld, on The Gallstn Turnpike. Fo'
y further particulars apply to ,,,-,,,,,
sept IL BPG A. V. .. LlNDoLL1I.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20

FOR SALE
1.-TWO handsome Lots in Edgeaeld, on woodland street.
IL The Lots front so feet each, and are l70 leet deep
Annlv to A. v. S. LINDSLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20

Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
=. Travelling
sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Giants Trunks
Hog Skin Iron Frsme;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Valises.
Also Heavy Wool Hats Carpet Bags, Satches, Black
Bags &c ali the above articles will be sold at the very
ioySs,t 7ricss nv BRADSHAW 4 RUTLAND,
No Il College Street,
oct (Sgn Of the NegrO.)
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Broadway House.

THIS New Hotel Is open for the RECEPTION OF
Boarders, being situated IN eeutla locality, con 80
yenient 70 ali different Railroads., Medical -
COLLEGE, ONCE aud the Ryer renders Il the most de-
srabe place the travellers and Gay 5OsrdeTs Mem
bars Of the Legslaue, Students and tie travelling public
generally earnestly requested to visit this house. No
pains will spared render all who come eomortablo
md eoptsnted. oet6 WM. p. BRANCH.
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FIFTY NEGROES FOR SALE.
~ ,HE most Of usem young and nkely Of d. a. Haynes
COS, No. . Cedar sFsS' -
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TRUNKS,
VALIsES AND CARPET BAGS.
r AnTRS- fine Travelling Trunks; extra sze
/ do sole leather Trunks, all Sizes
do do do Ashland do
w A large stock of
Garnet Bags saches and Black Bags, of all sizes and
Styles al 'nV Cal H. at No. 81 Public Square.
o,te SNYDER & FRIzzELL.
LADIES WEAR.
Z ASTIyG Caters. With and without heels,
/ Congress Caters, with and without heels
Lasting Front Lace Gaters,
Glove Kid Caters, Congress ana sloe LAoS'
- with heels,
Boots with witnout heels,
French Slippers and Blsklns,
Kid slippers ane Bqskius'
,,F Freneh Niu 'i'p SNYDER & PRIZzRLL.
G7RESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES'-lOO
noe zoe PbbIg Powdered. Lot and Crushed Sugar;
$50 bags prime Bic Coffee
$50 bhls MOGsses
5i 64gs Old Gov Java and Lsguayn Coffee;
IS bbls Maokerel asserted
so dozen Buckets
$50 boxes Star and Mould Candles;
200 kegs Wheeling Nails assorted;
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted brands
$4,000 Imported kegalia Cigars
600 assorted brands 90
IS boxes Scotch HerringS
ticrces Fresh Figs;
~ bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger;
fsb1i 1O O0A'' DAi M&EF CHEATHAM.
IQUORs.-2OO bbls Pixies Magnolia WHISKY
9 ISy bis II.' OLD Bourbon ard Old Reserve do
100 bbls American Brandy
90 bbls do Gin,
90 bbls Peach BRANDY,
Also a large stock Of Fine Imported Brandies and
" fs5 Il In'' 'S'''''1 '- " MGEF CHEATHAM.
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MARBLE WORK.
The has on hand the largest and best assortment
Of MARBLE and MARE LIZ WORK ever offered In the cls
10 which he particularly invites the attention OF me puoe
he il prepared TO execute all Jobs in his line IN the pest style
Of the and at short notice JAMES SLOA''
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VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOTS Fob

NE Lot fronting on aape street so feet, running oaes
100 feet with a superb Brick Dwelling, containing o.
no rooms, q good estsrn, SmoEe-house, &C; , N,
ALSO ne Lot fronting 100 feet on Pearl street ana ~
feet deem with good story Brick House conta
no rooms servants rooms kitchen, &C. good "el oht
bo1se 6 Both Lots finely with shrUbbery shade ant
- ~ =, sie0-' 80 NANCE q WOODWARD,
ply !" JAMES NJ. MURRELL, or
VETag
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nANAWAY from the Subscriber, living near sulassi
h Giles county, two negro men, WILLIAM aud .AAhS'
WILLIAM about years OF age very BLACK oOut hVe
feat Ten inches high, has rather fine voice, stops he
forward. - 49, -.sth
LANES is shout "a 25 years Of age very black WIN
od deal of VIII about his eyes, near SIX ieet night h@
- coarse voice. carries himself very erect Bill had
ey bIaB ket over coat James had BLACK cloth COAX no
es1es Teco teied will give the above rewrd Tor lnem
ii Ioded i'm ian so tina may get them or $50 for e6eT Of
them. auE Sc-tll - ~ '--'
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80 NC
Wanted
SUNIJEtIEs,
LaWrerceburg Bank.
Pianos Pianos.

\ UU s,u Yarns, Shoetug and Osuaburgs for Bank Of
lawrenceUurs money, al car regular leTm P,'Ss ~
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MEDICAL.
IIST ARRIFEn.

10 DOE BALM OF THOUSAND FLOW
10 ERS Just received by Express direct from the pro-
prietors For sale at so cents per bottle
p1avS j. g. BROWN 4S College street.
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RIOn REWAkD.

Several good Farms, well improved, near Nashville:
large humber OF unimproved Lots. several GaIaei
Lots, from to Is acres near me ely' AhOae Wishing
purchase will do well 10 call soon on. -, ~, r., ,,,
fsn7 MANU- q s'oNN -
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4 Valuable Business Lot For Sale.

II uIUUDIO DlIA1IIIOOO 1107 II VI '0e-1O'
AM now Offering for sale that vslube Lot on Market
street adjoining tne ofMorTis Mathews Tbs Lot
ronts 50 feet on Market and back lO7 feet towards
Front street. -
II would make ofthe best stands for wholesale Gro
esry Store in the City. For terms apply TO -
mo EsP a. v. S. LINDSLEH.
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FOR SALE.
Lot on Chsu rect, South NnshyLe, near Tne Dap.s
n Church, w. Oh there is small frame Ieheneh1
The lot fronts 7Ot lis lsO feet deep. Apply TO
ami 90 ape A V. S. LINDSLEYs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-17
a Crusty Subject.
NY w. m. poUduroN

: t by w. IL. DOUUUrOS.
I Mr. Petcr McISruller--a baker by trade
| In the oily'ofGotham his fortune essaSed,
! And opened store, number four hundred and
- two,s Gt ~ fss stsf II ~
I on tho busiest side of the Blank avenue. 81,
Every morning this baker his bread and the sun
! Would riye, and the duties of day were begun;
The first frAa his pillow e'er dark moss has ceased
!, The others invariably rose .frouI the (y) east
His wife,, like his buscuit, WAS s,nicwhat too
His olarlie was ono of the good fellow sort 4;
And aieag some subjects, and so was his cart
But his daughter Louise was the flour of his
h. hemt * ID. r.t. -e.l ls,t- 80 ;sr
/ mot the dough that was mixed in the cellar be-
! And sighed in her car--'sNiy dearest, my life,
Your, father kneeds bread need wife,
blcKrttllcrthat moment his brend- -hasketb
lQr basket of bread, if more propcr) and caught
The two happy lovers bent over the counter,
Her head on his shoulder, his right arm around
/" Halo, cried the baker, "my daughter Lou
q. ise--g .C.9 sst
Go straight to. your room--and you, sir, will
please, ~ n.
If you don't want my help, out tho door quickly
If you come for q sweetheart your cake is all
dough- *F #s
| My daughter her father will soon find boau for,
I've great mind tothrow this twist loaf at you,
loafer- ' Aa..s n sfS ,3,.f'8s i, =
sobc off withyou, Sponge, andncyer come back,
l'llgivc You whatyou'llbe convinced Isl crack
er." iif92 g8 rtuFs tl
Rcmonstranco, as in NIL such cases, was vain, n
Louise went mp stairs, nor did Jimmy remain,
The father, his head scratching harder and har-
der, Hgf' sr-e -.-..s s, 4, j. &.
Put somo lard in his cake and some cake in his
j. lardcr, %t. ,fi .
The lover detected went out of the state, and
Joining the army, hc soon met hislote, and
Ills two shilling picture Louise kept her eyes on
Till, with pieson the shelf, it is said she took
"pi-2on,H
McKrullcrs affairs soon got into q jUm6lc,
His fortune and credit began then to crumble,
He grew rather s(ch)noppish sour, saucy, and
TART
And died very soon of broken (round) heart.
.1.t 'ff.'rt- EJ,eui IN }5ooSg. t'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-17
POETRY
The Country Lassie.

Ahe OVuuVry LaSSle.
She blossonied in the country,
Where sunny summer filings
Her rosy arms about the earth,
And brightest blessings brings;
Health MAS i!cr sole inheritance,
And grace her only dover;
never dreamed the Wild wood
Contained SO sweet ashowcr. s.fs
Far distant from the city, Z"
Aud inland fromthe sea,
My lassic bloomcd in goodness, = 8
As puro as pure could be;
She caught her dcwy frshuess
Fromhill aud mountain bower,
tsSI ncyor dreamed the wild wood
Contained SO sweet q flower.
Tho rainbow must have lent her
Some Of its airy grace; tl
Tho wild rose parted with a blush
That nestled on her fnce; q
The Sunbeam got entaugled in
Tho long waves of herhnir, as
Or she no'er had grown to be
. SO modest and so fair.
The oarly birds have taught her
The joyous matin song,
And some of their soft innocence
She's been with them so long,
Aud for her now, if need be,
I'd part with wealth and power;
never dreamed thewild wood
Contained so sweet flower.
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WIMnoW sAsHEs

0F all kinds, moaufactured hy Easlcy g. pa-,
" .Yiss superior, for tlicif cxactncss and du-
rability, aid already painted. and glnzed,
with the hest American and French Window
Glass. Always ON hand at Walhnlla, and
forsaie low by ~ !, JOHN KRUSE. I'D
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HUMBER! LUMBERt Ri

\ FHE3pndersigncd arc now prepared 10 fill or
! ders for LUMBER ofall kinds, at thcir Mill
ON 9e2neo Creek; seven miles northAeas.dof Wal
halla. Lutbcrw will be delivered if il is desired
by the purchaser. Our terms will he made ac1
communicating, and We respectfully solicifthe pa-
tronage ofthe public JAMES GEORGE, &.
t5tss 'fi;'Ms Fs MTG CHBf.B,
Feb. 10, 1857 81 j. NJ l.AWRRNgE',s
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closed with offering The following toast, or
Sentiment ~ ~
The Palmetto Regiments it soon
sit downio a nobler feast that it has par
taken to-day, prepared by Tho hands of its
ow, BuAhe,, in the halls of the Mutezumas.n
Col Butler roseto reply, but his biz heart
was too full
lSWhen the heart feols most, the lips move not "
s. Butler was ordinarily prompt and Bu-
ent speaker, but on this occasion he could,
not speak, After few words, turning to
Meek, he said: "Ithank you from tho
bottom ofmy heart / thank you',-his bo,
som beascd, and q gush oftears was his on.
y response. My eyes were not dry. Had
Fever doubted the courage, or humanity,
or greatness of Butler, the doubt would
have been dispelled forever What spec
tale! To see Butler on grand, public oc.
casion, weeping like child--a mau who
had " SOUNDED all the depths and shoals of
honor" "a soldier, and horo--so oentle,
SO sympathetic, and so ohildlike, that in the
presence OF thousand men, who were to
be fashioned aud formed after his character,
and in the presence Of distinguished stran-,
gers, he wept in the simplicity Of Infancy.
What was tue train of sad reflections in his
own mind, which SO olteued and over. pow
cred him know not, but his bowed head
ana sgushing tears saw, and until the
waters of the oblivious Lethe shall drown
all human memories, shall never forget
that scene.
Several post-prandial speeches were made
one OF which was made by son Of John
q. Calhoun, who was then plantern Ma
rengo county,
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TO FARMERS AND BUTCIIERSt
TX NoWS AL ihenby these presents, ihatf, J.IE
IN N SAlIlli, am now giving, tho highest >
price for {; itt Nd DRY HIDES ever be-.
lose offered in this eountry, namely: ~
Aiiacs, Green, from Cd TO - cents per pound
do Dry, 9. 10 to l22 g y. i -
4 Bring your Hides TO me just as COON as YOU
get them OFF the boast, and viii be better for
us all. 8s - s,,laar-J H.. II. SAIlFIft' q &
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