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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-15

Cigars, Cigars. lenSh CIGARS of different qualities, in store HWY and for sale very cheap.
 P. HOTZE ,S CO.,, Dec. & lSlS .s' ~ '
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Proclamation by the Governor.
 S20O Reward.

Dl tHc 8OFGrEOr,
 S20O Reward. WHEREAS, It has been made known to me that in ouachita county on the 2oth day of October. ls5s one James c. " eSSon murdered one C. O'DonaT and has fled from justice and is now running at large Therefore l. Elias N. Conway, GogcInnr of tho State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, !o hereby offer reward of TWO uuN DRIED DOLLARS for the arrest and delivery of the said James C. WesS"n to the sheriff of Ouaclita county, Arkalsas, in or er that justice may be had and the laws executed
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
 and caused the seal of the State of Arkansas L. s to be affixed at Little Rock, this Srd day of
 December, 1858.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. By the Governor:
 D. 5. GREER, Secretary of State
 Description of James c. Wesson. tn. murderer: " He Is about .6 years old, heavy built black hair rather gray eyes, his feet rather drawn in by rheu matism." szs5 The sheriff of Ouaclita county represents that S r. Padget and Patrick ODonali offer tSco hun dF'd doaa'S reward in addition to the s2o0 offered by the State, for the and delivery of said Jas C. "esson to the sheriff of Ouachta county, Ar kansas.
 Dee, $, 1858. 8w.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-15
TO ADVERTISERS

persons desiring to advertise, the True Democrat ce n presents stronger inducements than any other naper e state. It has by arshe largest subscription listis very generally read Tn every county With list of over fyr tAoHsaHd regular subscribers is read by no, less ban rg6 'sh taolsdad persons every week. The True Democrat Sore presents 10 the public the best medium for adye --Ag--the most remunerative
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-15

Pupils charged rom tune of entrance and no de duciions made except in of protracted illness Good board can be had for ss per month. Application can be made to the teacher, or to
 A. GORDON
 VIM. l.. MFNEFFE,
 F. W. HERVEY,
 T. F. HENRY, Sept. 29, 1858. 5m +. WELBORN
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Uncle Sam Or a NabOb for an Eour-
Sugar. Rice etc.

Principal characters by Messrs. Connor, Campbell and llnntley; Mrs. Palmer and Miss Gog~wen.
 ft9 For particulars see programme of the day.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-15
RODK FEEDERS

fomer pupils of this Institution may found in most of the Banks and large Houses of this clty
 l-5 Board can be had al five dollars per week.
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D.
 BOOK-KEEPING,
 MATHEMATICS, PHOTOGRAPHY, etc, m practical manner, used business every day life can do so Tn the shortest possible tme there are Special ffolessors and apartments for each branch None but the best and experienced and ,istant will ever be engaged. There NINE APART MEN NTS-a Reception Room elegantly fitted up for visitors so that Pnp interrupted ia their and an apartment for the Pupils of ,~or; and also pac using Rooms, that Pupils taking full Course in any one W ine'e branches, can have ten hours All branches are taught they should he practiced bus ana everyday life The English French. Spanish and ueman are now the Commercial languages of the world ana he ocal literary and scientific languages greater "r'ant to all Pupils will be exercised daily in to learn. ' ~ Board can be had with families speaking any of these Ian. .uages. No institution in the United offers so great faci tie Tor the acquisition the living languay and pac cal education as this From 3UO attend annually he>e and other modern ges will be correctly trans la ed at this institution No pains expense will spared to make all the de paftments worthy of the confidence of the public. Time required to qualify Teachers, ght weeks ordlnary course Penmanship, from three week Keepng double and single entry from four eight weeks; singie entry alone, from three Ian gnges rom three to four months. Phonograpny from two to four weels ' ? Planters and country merchants be able t keer their own books conecy and understand ANY books few lessons. It is the ONLY INSTITUTION IN THE UNITED APARTMENTS, with SPECIAL PRO LESSOR, perfect themselves m ANY branch they desire. Dnrng he present year persons have attended from Louisiana,
 Mississippi,
 Texas,
 Arkansas
 California,
 A abama,
 Georgia
 Tennessee,
 Kentucky,
 Virginia,
 Maryland,
 South Carolina,
 Missouri,
 Illinois,
 Ohio,
 Micligan
 New York,
 Mexico,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-15

Transient advertisements will he inserted for ST ne, qne GOT len lines ess for the first insertion and 50 ants for esfh subsequent insertion.
 Terchans Advertising by the will be charged s3O
 ossson al cards and other advertisements not exceed
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-15

&udries. bsk DoI cans cove oysters; AU bbl soda crackers; 1 boXeschecse; H box extra fine tobacco: eases champagne wine;
 cider; x Falkirk ale; < brandy cherries; . peaches; boxes rasins; A groSe matches; bag ginger. , 1'ecelVed per steamer Red Wing and for sale hv Dec. s '5S MnpITEpShS 4r NCupr,1,S-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-15
Tobacco.

UST received very choice lot of Kentucky Sugar y and Canvassed Hams, for sale low for cash.
 Dec 8, 1858. J. w. WIITTANS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-12-15

Tobacco. E0 BOXES Best Chewing Tobacco in Arkansas. " Call on A. J. UUTT, Main St. Dec 8, '5S
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THE TRUE DEMOCRAT
 IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY JO II N SON & YERKES s.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Strong Inducements to Su5scribeH

For one copy, one year, in advance .&e In six months, 2 Al the expiration of the year. 1. 3
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subscribers already upon books avail themselv mese rates by paying up arearages and forming club - club rates, payments must aIoays De in aduance
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Blankets, Blankets.

ek(l Pairs A s4, IA s-4, and g. 4 white blue and OO green Blankets. extra heavy. for sale cheap at
 Nov "A, '5s. RAPLEY, HANGER & C0.
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To place the Tne Democrat within reach of all, VI" iurnsh 1t 10 clubs at the following the money of eoase af'oags to accompany the composing the cub
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Ladies, ClOaks.

Dee. |, 1858. St Cost of adv. sa1
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Cotton Plantation for Sale.

V-f I IT T INE DhEN MEN. Adminstratrx estate John Drennen. dec'd Dec. l. lS6S. :t. Cost of adu Xl5
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New Goods. New Goods. UST received per steamer Quapaw, O 800 pieces Prints;
 900 '' Bleached Dcmestic: 20 Patterns of Ladies Dress Goods as
 sorted.) FIELD & DOLBY. Nov 24, 1858;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28

BIDDING FOR PoPULATIOB.-It has always been I'M
derstood that there were "tricks in trade" but
there seems to be nothing in the free States into
which sharp practice does not enter. The Chicago
Tribune says:
Quite q spirited competition is now going on be-
tween Iowa and Minnesota for as great q share as
possible of the immigration now flowing into the
Northwest The people of Dubuque have estab-
lished an Emigrant Association, whose business it
is, by the dissemination Of facts in relation to the
advantages of the State to draw population thither-
ward. At a recent meeting Of the Bard of Dirsc-
tors, the Secretary was authorized to secure the
services Of an agent to obtain subscriptions 10
sufficient amount to publish edition of 10000
copies of pamphlet in the German language set
ting forth the advantages offered to immigrants in
northern Iowa, for gratuitOus distribution in the
western States and in Europe In Minnesota the
same zeal has been for some time manifested 70
cure population for that young and fourishiug State
An elaborate lecture upon It's advantages snd re-
sources was not long since published in the princi
pal papers and scattered broadcast through the
Eastern States, and we notice that the Germsns Of
St. Paul have taken steps to disseminate like in
formation among their countrymen in Europe in the
German language The question of population is
also being largely discussed in connection with the
proposed S. 000 900 loan, party contending that
its adoption by the people and the consequent con-
struotion of the projected railroads would add large
ly to the population Of the new State, and their
opponents declaring with equal confidence that
thousands of persons would thereby be deferred
from settling in il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28
THE TOBACCO INTERESTS OF THE SOUTH

/
A committee appointed by the Southern CONNER
cial Convention, which met at Knoxville, Tenn. in
August last, consisting of VIM. NJ. Burwel, of Vir-
| ginia, James Guthrie, of Kentucky Wm. Brewer
and Teuch Tilghman, Esqs, of Nd, have addressed
remonstrance to the President of the United
States against the excessive duties imposed on that
staple, by the commercial nations of Europe. The
committee say in conclusion Of their remonstrauce
1t is scarcely the province of your msmorislists
/ to designate the remedial measures 70 be pursued
| by the Government of the United States They
will, however, suggest for consideration two, which
| have occurred to them.
LIST. That the Government Of the United States
should employ the earliest occasion, when foreign
governments, imposing unequal and onerous taxes
on tobacco, shall ask at its hands commercial
or other concession important to them to require
| from such governments proper reduction of such
| taxes.
ID. Congress shall impose upon the productions
Of such countries, imported into the United States
counterVailing duties, equal in their effect to the
| taxes upon tobacco complained Of
Your memOrialists leave the question of the con-
stitutiOnsl power and political expedency Of these
measures with the proper departments of the gov
ernment 1t is their province to bring their griev
ances befare the government it is the duty Of the
government to examine and if possible to redress
'ueA' NuOue' uO"e't', Cue La''eI Ieuleuy suSee9I-
ed be adOptedby the government our Citizens
! who now enjoy an exemption from duties, will al
least have opportunity to share in the burdens
which Cypress this prosecuted interest They will
thus cooperate in the reduction Of those burdens.
The nations Of Europe will be satisfied that repub
licans cannot be bribed by special favors shown to
sectional interest to conspire in the oppression
and taxation Of another.
We cannot, however, anticipate that enlightened
nations connected with us by treaty relations Of the
most amcable and reciprocal character will con
tinue, against reason and remonstrsuoe duty so
unjust, excessive and offensive as that which has
so long rested Ipon one of the chief agricultural
staples and commercial commodities of the United
States, or that they will drive to the extreme
remedies suggested in this memorial They will,
we hope, promptly assent TO such modification Of
the duties upon tobacco as will alike promote the
interests Of the American producer and the Eu-
rOpean consumer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28

Bag~ Explorations and Surveys for a railroad
route from the Mississippi river to the Pacific
Ocean" in four huge volumes, filed with innumera-
bic pictures Of birds, snakes, Indians, Buffalo, &c.
is one of the new Congressional works. printed at
cost Of more than one millions of dollars to be le-
Wed upon the pockets of the people This is the
first of the inuumerable small items, that are to
come in incidentas in the list of expenses for the
construction of the "great Pacific Railroad" tbs
getting to be serious question whether all egisla-
tive bodies are not nuisanoes, inficting more harm
upon the country than any permanent good they
render.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28
: COMMERCIAL.
NashvlIIe market, April 81.

CoTToN.-The sales Of yesterday and to-day have
been rather light, at prices ranging from to l03c
TOBAooo-FIsHER, WIRELESS Co., sold five hogs
heads at the following prices 800, $40, s.76,
1876, 5,S5, and A. HAMILTON twenty hOgshsads at
$50, 8 80, IS, 800, 8 so, 700, 90, 700, 500,
$40, SIS, 8.25, 8.75, 1o85, 1910, 775i $40.
40, LS5, $50. -
Provisions. still continues to come in
freely, and is selling at Sc. hog round. Occasion
ally fraction higher is obtained for superior ar
ticle Lard, in good shipping packages, readily
commands 9a9}c.
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proclamation.

ID 7 authority Of resolution passed BIZ the Mayor and
ID Aldermen Of Nashville and believing that such oc-
cas0ns tend to stimulate the patriotism and promote the
social happinsssof community, thereby proclaim Saiur
day the first day OF May next, public holiday and here
By request our merchants traders and business men
close doors and suspend business that day, and
invite all our eitizsns unite ia the celebration Of The
anniversary Of the Provisional Government Of 1850.
JOHN A. HCEWE4,
april Gift Mayor;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28
Dissolution.
0490VAAbAN4As
D. firm If Gilsan ClecklsE Is lhls day dssoI Esd bz

We Urn q WILSON q SiccAi1y 70 Ll Jay 4isaol814 oy
i mutual consent
gibson n. D.
A.OLECKLEY, N. D.
N A. Clscklsy, NJ D respectfully tenders bis services
10 citizens Of Nashville aud the adjacent country in
the prseI &c Of Homeopathic Medisus ami Surgery
Of,e on Summer street, two doors IRON the corner Of
UDon laprl 27-dlW
Spirit Of the South and the RsPubiraa Bs0ner copy ons
VvaeF -.=-e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28

Bas~ The Cleveland Herald has an article upon
the progress Of free love- and free love association
in the northern part of OhiO-Originslly settled by
the people from Connecticut Massachusetts, and
Vermont. A free love ticket for the town election
in Berlin, it seems, has been carried by the free
lovers under disguised name-And the respec.a-
bic inhabitants Of the town, who do not believe in
the ism, threaten to leave the place, if they cannot
be rid Of the leprosy Four acres of the heights Of
the town are now devoted to purpose of the assOoa
tion, and five houses have been erected within four
weeks. Here persons Of both sexes can come and,
finding their sfiuities pair with each other {" The
association has paper there, which is forced upon
the attention Of those who do not subscribe by slip
ping it under their doors ct night
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28

R9. Hon. EDWARD EVERETT has again been com
PEELED to suspend his lectures at The South, aud
return home, in consequences Of the severe inessof
Mrs. EVERETT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28
lie IL oF GROeERIEs
TINE SALE OF GROCERIES,
HARRIS & co.
- CAtw T. Gordon & Co.'s warohouseJ

~ (AtW d. Gordon & Co.'s Wsrshouse)
ON TUESDAY,. NAY Sth 1858 I've will ohsr for sale at
" Auction, at W II. Gordon & Oh Warehouse >
$50 hbds Sugar ai grsdes lsUObbs Reeihed Whsky(va.
900 bag Rio @ fee; riOBg brands)
$50 bbls MOiaases so boxes Soapi
$50 do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets
go bikes Star Candles. loo Nests do Tabs;
200 do 90 DO 500 kegs Nails,
With many other articles
These goods will be offered in large lots, with liberal
privileges. ...H
TRREsAf sums under 500 cash; over $500 and under
$500, SO days 500 80 days; for approved endorsed
uOtes payable in Bank.
ADDITIONAL.
We will also offer a credit OF -Four Months
puneheon pure JRmsica Rum;
pipe 8 Holland Gin,
half pipes SiZnet Brandy;
quarter IS do do
half g Domestic do
q HARRIS & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28

Bga- In the examination of the dead letters 81
the General Post Office for the last quarter Of the
year, there were found 2,472, which contained
money amounting to SI8, 457 The three previous
quarters gave 852 letters uclosing SIS, 86l 2245
covering So. Cos; and POP letters Sis Thus
in one year ,27l letters were discovered, covering
S5l,2S5; nine teEtbs Of which have been, through
the prompt and judicious action of the finance bu-
reau, restored to its ORIGINAL oKners
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28

LACoEIO.-The editor of the GAINESVILLE Chronicle
10 the last number of his paper, makes feeling
appeal to the public in his own behalf in these fine
words: Give the devil his due! :" Those who W
derstsnd the editor will no doubt fork over their
subscriptions, but literal Interpretation and com
pliance with his request wOuddeprve the Chronicle
Of an editor, and Black RepubIcanism of one of its
most Jealous Southern allies
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28

Ea- The GAINESVILLE Chronicle says, cit is graft
flying to know that the Kansas question is no where
an issue with the American party" This must be
very agreeable. Perhaps it results from the fact
that the said American party, is no longer is
sue any where (exceptin Louisville and Baltimore.)
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28

SAD EFFECTS OF RELIGIOUS ExoITEMENT.-Tb
insanity of Mr.. and Mrs Il. c. PECK, of Providence,
R. L. and the death of the latter as the result of
over excitement in religion, is mentioned in the
Providence r.. u papers. The Post, giving an &C
count Of the circumstances, before Mrs. PECK's
death, said:
Both of them have felt much interest in the re-
vival now progressing here, and recently have al
lowed religious subjects to so constantly press
upon their thoughts to prevent them from eating
or sleeping with much regularity Within few
days both have manifested unmistakable signs of in
sanity, and Mr. Peck, when not under the inf uence
Of chOTOform, has had to be handcufFed to prevent
him from injuring himself and those about him. Mrs.
Peck, as is usual IN such cases, believed that God
had commanded her to fast, and has thus refused
food for several days, one or two occasions
She had also imagined that her children had been
commanded to fast insisted that they should re-
fuse food and was so reckless in her chastisement
Of them when they disObsyed her. that she also had
to be confined
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28
Rains, uROWH.
RAINS & BROWN,

0GuS5 ISIS anu 4E5sC4Ap GAOu4SSsg
NOs Is, south side Public square,
NASHVILLE, TEEH.
A COMPLETE assortme Of English and American
n chemicals pure and unadultsraisd Drugs fresh and
genuine Extracts, select powders etc, always hand,
ElaFgrtng Extracts, etc
Lemon, Rose Vanilla, Pine ppe, StraHbsry, Celery, Al
mOnd Raspberry Peach and Orange extracts FOR favOFng
Best Bermuda Arrow Boot lnglsss, Gloves, Nulmegs,
Cinnamon, &c, Al kAlNs & BROWNS.
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden seeds.
w ara rscepI OF the extensive stock Of
w Garden Seeds, (embracing mary and valuable
varieties brought this market. They all The
gFOEh Of 1857 and rum hs following hOasss of vel known
reputation:
d. Landreth & Sons, Philadelpkia.
The American seed Garden, Wilhersaed, Sc.
Rssy's FredOuia, New York
Shaker Gardens, South Unlon, Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues fom the shove houses ready
gratUitOus Distribution. Call and get
In addition 10 The EbOve,H have large supply Of the
usual varieties BY pound and Beans aud Peas By the
0ushel.
COMO Paper Flower Seeds.
Just received from the celebrated house johnson, Rob
bins & Co., thousand OF Flower Seeds Tho lovers
OF FloHers have larger better assortment nom
which make their selection Of seeds, hey
tOf0re bad in this city. RAINS q BROWN,
No. % Soulh side Jubto square,
Ian "A Opposite tbs Mar kel House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28

SUPPOSED Naval FIGHT.- Washington April o.
The Savannah NeOs, received by mail, mentions the
arrival of vessel the captain of which reports that
the night of the 10Th inst, on the eastern edge
of the Gulf of Mexico, he heard and saw fred. in
rapid succession, sixty shots, apparently from
thirty-twO Founders, between two ships. Some on
board supposed it was the Spanish feet exercising
the crew at the guns, but the " NsOs" suppOses it
more likely to have been encounter With SLAYER
or suspected Fillibuster
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28

B9- The New York Post says that N P WILLIS
is lying seriously i'll at IdleWid A bilious fever,
and return Of his old trouble Of the lungs, have
combined in prostratiOn, against which his usual
active resistance to disease has succumbed for the
present
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28
Extra Family Flour.

Extra Family Flour.
WE Ere Justin receipt Of 500 Bags and half Bags,
" HaTtsFille Mill Flour, which Offering 10 the
city TRADE 81 s. per bag Th brand IL constantly incrsas-
ing in favor, and gives perfect satisfaction
We have that Will found Of uniform quail.
~ and pRrC uariy invite the Retail Trade Give Il trial
KEENAN, BRO.'S
200 barrels Extra and SUPER Pine Flour from the above
~ mills, row IN store For sale at the lowest market
price. FREEMAN BROS
april 25-H n, :, North College ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28
Paris Pattern BOnmets and
Millinery Goods.
MPORZATTONS

LIL3UNLALIUU0
ESR 1853.
"a = would respectfully inform friends and Country
w Merchants that viii make our Grand Display cf
Fancy bOnnets and Fashions for Summer, Monday 5h
thai will sapass anything opened al Nashville vest
OF the Ateeheney Mountains, consisting Of Rich Imperial
Chip, New Styles Of Snow White Willow COlored and
Drab kngish end Eiss Straw BOuneis large stock Of
eoored and white lie ghorn Bounets for Ladies Misses
The largest stock Of Paris Flowers ever opened in NahVs
For 8onnes Parties and Head Dresses Parasos and Shades
Paris Fans, Combs, Belts and Ornamental Goods Ia great
Variety fne lie OF Rubrodsras Of Collars, Sesves
Worked Handkerehie, Wells. Bugal Goods aad Trimming
Laees, All the styles Of Hoop Skirts Sc making rich
combination Of Millinery and Fancy Goods, Unsurpassed in
beauty and siye We have 2uchased this stock exclusive
y for cash, and will give great bargains for the article
VIII exclusively DO Cash Business this year at Pa
rsisR Millinery Bazsar, No As Uaon Street, next 10 safe
Bank.
N. B.-COuntry Merchants and Mlliners supplied with
Pattern Bonnets, sual b Of goods eheap pur
ekaring Bast.
Bonhe.s Beaohsd and Aared 70 Late styissin supsro
Style.
apr 5-9m B. WISE, Agsus.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-28
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
TRABUE q T,nCUg

w will sell at Auction on tn ESDA and WEDNESDAY,
W May the 18th aud leth, 1858, large and magnificent
stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, BFogans Ladies
Gentemens Caters. Hats, Straw Goods, Ready Made
Clothing, Hardware QueensWaTe, Varieties, ETC.. etc
great many Of theas goods, receiving and
opening. We most respectfully Request city and county
merchants to call and examine the goods pFevisus
The Gods all new and embse ful line Of the
styles aud tnds aHd particular adapted this trade.
We have advanced the larger portions Of the above
goods and we jusl Merchants in Of goods
viii put them through relardess OF prces In ndCon
10 the goods in store, have several rge invoices
Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpetng, Hoop skirts, etc..
that will arrive in due time Z II this sale
TRRNs- AL SIMS under 500 cash. all sI0O and
under $500, four mCHths; all sums $500 months
time will be given for satisfactory notes, payable the
Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville. discount Of y per
per annum, will be allowed al bills cash
april 25-td TRABUE LUCUS.
$50 R2Ees sal Candies fal Weighs toI ale By Dill
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NOTICE

WILL practice IN the Circuit and Chsnesy Courts in ths
" eognles II JsckHon Oveon, Reniress, Putnam, Cum
beTland and White, and in the Circuit Court Van BursR
county All business entrusted will be promptly
attended Particular attention will be given the coll
lection OF claims In any Of the EboTS eounIisIi
mar Swim.