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EJ-There is guerrilla war raging
in Kansas, in The vicinity Of Fort Scott.
There are near two hundred men
mounted on fleet horses, wellarmed, who
declare that they will not surrender, even
to the United States troops. 1t is sup
posed that the Utah troops will now be
concentrated in Kansas, in oder 10 pro.
tect the Missouri Rullians in voting, and
concocling bogus returns at the election,
under the English swindle,
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NInrnrn Shin Cnnnl.

The Legislature of New York seems 10
be awake to the importance of the grand
project of constructing a ship canal a
round the Falls Of ofNiasara, on the Ameri.
can side, to connect by water communi-
cation the vast upper lakes of our cont
nent and their boundless commercial in
terests with those Of the lower lakes, the
ST. Lawrence and the ocean ITSELF
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-05-20

ETA recent statement Of the Metho-
dist Book Concern in New York and Gin.
cipnati shows their resources to be abopl
500, 900 The profits during the PAD
year ware S66 ,999. making deduction
Of SO per cent for bad debts. ~
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O1r Some of the Republican papers are
having a great talk about tho disagree
ment of Buchanan and Pugh about the
division Of the spoils of Office in Ohio -
Keep cool gentlemen. These great men,
1--WE will not call them rogues, or we
might be indicted for high treason for
slandering the President, like Hcrod and
Pilot, will soon make up their quarrel
when they see an opportunity of strength.
ening the slave power by SO doing.
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NJ The new Azof green Of the Par

0r The new ASof green Of the Paris
spring fashions, 1t is stated, is dyed with
such poisonous materials that seamstress.
eS, who prick their fingers while sewing
it, lose the use of their hands. and ladies
have been taken Violently i'll from wear.
ing shavls Of this color. The tint is very
brilliant.
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PoRrsMoUrH T1MEs.-This is one Of the


PORTSMOUTH TrMEs.-This is one oi the
best Democratic papers in the State. The
editor, Mr.. Hood, has a soul Of his own,
and is not afraid to say what he thinks
The Times opposes the Lecompton rascali-
ty. including the English scheme, and does
not spare those Democrats from Ohio who
were bought with price to go for this
fraud.
fall Democratic editors were as hon
est as Mr.. Hood, that party would not be
in as pitiable condition as tits. We are
truly glad to hear that honesty has its
reward in this instance, and that Mr.. Hood
is well sustained, and is making money.
6T"The Exiles OF Florida" is the
title ola book written by Joshua R. Gid.
dings, of Ohio. 1t will be published on
the 18th ofJune, by Follelt, Foster g. Co ,
of Columbus, Ohio. During the long
period of his service in Congress, Mr..
Giddings has had opportunities 10 gather
materials for his book, that have been
enjoyed by no otherperSon. This work
will be highly interesting, both from the
subject treated, and the high reputation
of the author. See advertisement in an
other column.
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EFThe Secretary Of War has adver-
tised Rock Island for sale, entire or ID
parts. to the highest bidder. Proposals
for buying it will be received at Wahiug'
ton till the 3lst inst. =
Rock Island contains about 700 acres
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in any court Of justice - State
Section 20. That it is hereby
the especial duty of the attorney gel
to prosecute to conviction either
by indictment, and without delay, a
olations of this act, or the act to es
lish the Independent treasury of the sd
of Ohio, committed, done, or suffered
performed, by any state officer, or by an
person acting by or under the authority
Of the state, or by or under the authority
ofany officer or agent thereof. And 8
is hereby made the special duty of eac
and every prosecuting attorney, in ea
and every county in this state to pro-
cute 70 conviction either on informant
orby Indictment, as the case may adj
and without delay all violations on
act, or the act to establish the inde2eS
ent treasury in the state of Ohio
mltted, dove, suffered or perforp
the treasurer of the county, or II
OF any township in the county
PPSther individual or person wi
county of,3n, Qr for which he
prosecuting atterney.
Section 21 The treasurer Of
Ishalr previous toNentering upon the du
ties of his Office, give bond with twelve "
or more Secureties TO the acceptance of
the governor, in the sum of three hund-. 4
red thousand dollars, payable to the statt
of Ohio, and conditioned for the faitlN
performance of the duties of his Office,
prescribed by law and as shall be 4
ded by law thereafter and the said
with the oath of office plainly vi
out thereon, and subscribed by the treas-J 4
urer, shall be deposited with and recors
ded by the secretary of state, before the
treasurer shall have the right to exercise,
any function of his Office whatever; and
the general assembly, or the governor,
may, at any time during the continuance,
in office of the treasurer, require him to,
give such additional security as they, or.
either of them, shall deem necessary for
the complete indemnity ofthe state; and
after ten days from the demand of such
additional security, if it be not complied
with to the satisfaction of the general as
sembly, or the governor, as the case may
be, then the Office of the treasurer shall
be held to be vacant, and the governor
shall proceed by his own motion to aps
point treasurer instead of the ineurna
bent; which successor so appointed on
giving bond and security and taking tho
oath of office, as the treasurer of state
is herein required to do, shall have
| II n -
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From the Alta California;
The Puget Sound Country.

II we were asked for an opinion as to
what portion of the Territory of tie Uni
ted States will make the greatest relative
-. IL
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'0VeFtQ ntmSDy tlN III Wv
account Of such appropriation
not have been fully paid anC
sum to be paid on general accc
the outgoing treasurer or his legail
sentative shall forthwith pay over sa hisi
successor the several sums of money sd
certified, and also deliver to him all the
books, accounts, vouchers, official papers
and correspondence of whatsoever kind,
together with all other property, bonds,
securities, claims, assets, and effects bel
longing to the state or to any county o. J
township or organized city in this stat, T
as the case may be, and neither the ou' n
going treasurer nor his securities 81
be discharged from his or their liabilys
to the state or to any county or town
or organized city in this state q y
case may be, until such settlement, pay 4
ments of delivery of books, accounts, !,
vouchers, official papers, property, bonds,
securities, claims, assets and effects and
other papers and correspondence herein
before enumerated shall have been made.
Section 23 Immediately after the
taking effect of this act there shall be
appointed by the governor, by and with
the advice and consent of the Sc
comptroller of the treasury, whQ
of Office shall continue unit
sor is elected and qualifedas isaeFeIn1
after provided, and atthe annual election
in October, 1858, and every three years
thereafter, there shall be elected by the
qualified electors Of the state, such comp
troller, whose term ofiofice shall be three
years from the second Monday in Janua-
ry following, and until his successor shall
be elected and qualified, and who shall
receive as compensation for his services,
the sum of twelve hundred dollars per
annum, payable quarterly from the state
treasury upon the warrant ofthe auditor
Of state. Tha said comptroller. beCoAal
entering = of hissz
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no The Governor of Alabama haS
tuaIly written to representa-
that State, asking if - :
him TO call State
10 get out o
- Government, that!
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Kansas Again.

"MAcBETH. There's blood uro by face.
MURDERER, 'Tis Banquo's thea
hAcD. 'Tis better thee without, than he within
l. ha l;goat,l..IP
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The Baltimore Patriot annouess thst George Pea
body has generously added 500 900 to the Peabody
Institute fund. for the erection az The noble edi6ce
now goirgup in Baltimore. This vi The previous
end WmeDt on the part Of Mr.. p, mskea more than
halsa million Of dollars
The Distinguished Mr. Heenan has gone on a
pleasure trip to Niagara Falls. he has challenged
MOrrissey 70 eight agu- asd AI0rrisssy has refused
being abous to open bsrroom and lead quiet life
Aaron Jones. The English trainer Of Heensn, is dis
gusted e. the knives pistols, and roWdvism Of the
bFusers on shis side, and says, sit's not the way
they d'things st 'ome HeeDan's seconds the re.
pOrers say, would in al probability have been shot
had Morrissey been whipped The Troy Budget
protest against the public reception proposed TO be
given in that city to Joha MOrrissey the winner of
the la'e prize 6ght Il says large sums Of money
we're won in Troy on The battle, many persons mort
gsging their houses to raise money for betting on
MOrrissey
The ship Wild Wave, Of Boston, was wrecked on
the island Of OsnO, Pacific, on the night Of March
9th. an on board we're saved, after remaining on
uuinbsbited island several months, by he Upited
States sloop Of war Vandalia. The captain also
saved ffy ,houssud dollars IN gold.
Mr. BuekaleW was recognized as The American
minister by The govern Of Ecuador on the 10Th
ofseptsmber
Bolivia continues in a disturbed state An at
tempt Was made at La Paez to assassinae the PRESS
dent He escaped but Gen. Prudeuoio and anOth
er gentleman who stood beside him we're shot dead.
The assassins had previously proclaimed Gen. Bella
and attacked the barracks
It isrumOred that treaty had been concluded with
the japanese GovernneRt.by the United States con-
sui ct Jedda, and that The treaty is on its way
to Washington This if true is important It is also
said that japanese prince with retinue of attend
ants was to depart Immediately for Washington.
The Chess Match between Msssrs Paul MOrpby
and Hsrrvizis over Eight genes in all we're play
ed, Of which Morphy won Eve lost two, and drew
one "BsLrs LIE " London" says-'Ths victory
vas to be adjudged to the first clear winner Of
seven. On going in the Paris Club on Monday last
to play the ninth game. as was appointed, MOrPhy
was informt THAT HarrWitz resigned the match This
was hardly courteous on the part Of the lstter and
MOrphy, consequently has refused to receive the
stakes BE does not plsy merely for money. and
was justly vsxed at the refusal the part of the
German professor to play out the match on the
terms agreed TO-
Herr Anderson of Berlin is on his way to Paris
to encounter the young American.
We learn that the ship Thos. Watson, and bark Lu
Oerne the former having eighty camels board and
the later forty, have arrived #, the Southwest Pace,
and have been ordered to Galveston. The camels
We are informed, are imported By the Federal Gov
ernnent and are no doubt intended to join those al
ready doing SO well as beass of burden al Camp
Verde, above San An'Onio Texas
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Il. R. GLASCOCK.

A UCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would offer
services the public Agent for the sale Of Real Estate
Negroes Furniture, Dry Goods, Groceries, or other sPoeso
property either in country. Being determined 70 de
vote time the and having had considerable
experience hstsr myself that give sasetion 70 thoSs
Who may favor In nO. sHays be found Ct the
CsuHting Room OF DE sPatot Onss Whss abssnes,
dsrs may be left. 80 lmart-ss
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10y virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the District Of Middle Tennessee, in the cassf
Hm others Allen 7. GoOch and Oth+rsI will,
the d day Of October next az the Court Houe door n
Of Murf eOro sell al public SAFE, two negro named
Frank cash being the negroes mentioned
and ordered bss0ld fer the coplanants de5
asptl5-dtds. JACOB MCGAVOCE,
4 n. Of al Cent
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Attention Building Purchasers!

WTE oBer at private sale Is p desirable Residence
w Lots IN brownsville about and haf miles from
Nashville the Gaatn and number Of them on e Porter
Pike containing rom 10 N acres each suit purchasers Each
lot has handsome Building Site and many OF them are heau
fully umtered The ighbOrhood in way most ae
having Churches schools in the Immediate vicinity The lots
very deep soil will sell y long ue, and
a. persons will build the OTIS Cal i'm
anediateiy on JI& r. w. BROWN,
oSts-dtw&w2u AZ Cherry Etast
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WYE osr Cor sale several beautiful Building Los Vest
w Nashville fronting Bread, DenunFane and Locust
sreet3 Also lots Cav and Park streets "a watkins
Magnificent Addition Nashvie Ass seven tnbel bui ding
lots Ia ouona Addition zdgefed. Woodland and Rus
sell streets. CAL soon yeu vi lose bargains
i'll & Z ". BROWN,
octs-In AZ Cherry ST est.
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II A. COOPER, Agent, No. I, Corner Of Market and
III. Spring streets. The highest premiums awarded 10 &c BY
the Mechanical and gricuua Fair last la and again az the
Davidson County Fair this spring. prepared % ht up pu
lie and private houses with ar modern iuproveeu SUCH
as are used in the Eastern Cities and extent On
city, where real comfort and convenience are desired 10 aet no
residence be considered cGple Eithout mem VIII axe
pleasure In referring those Warng H0k d9neo ne owners %
such houses have fitted win Hot ad Cold aer In every
desirable room. also, Batl5. Showers and 1fsr Clots
Having Seen appointed Sole Agent Tor the sale OF Bounts
Kitchen Ranges, and being practical mechanic Myself pro
nounce them Tor durability utility, superior
range manufactured for Ike purposes and invite She public
call nd them
continue 70 anufure Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
in an It's varieties AID viii sell cheap ior Cash. WslTantng ny
Eork equal b any.
B-Parcusr attention paid all kinds Or Jobblng an
Hydrant5 repaired &C Ehort notes alyl3 dm
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PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT.


DUILDEHs, HOUSEHOLPERS, &C, are re-
quesed notice that the undersigned having made
the necessary arrangements, and secured Tie services Of competent
wokmen. Is now PREPARED take LARGE Contracts the line
Of his vocotion al its various branches In the department Of
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber prepared with the greatest prOmpnes,
all contracts large which may be rendered. in style and
upon which fail give satisfaction He is also pre-
pared to execute all manner Of
SIGN PAINTING, sRATNINs AND MAR5LING.
Having that department secured the services Of the expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having WORK in his line to
give him a call before making fnal arrangements
r. T. FLEMING,
marchd no. 90. Union S.. hetMeen Chery and summer.
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4ss PUBLIC SQUAHA.
FFERs bis fenas and tho trade, The lar ana best g
leccion5 Of Brsnde Gins. Runs, Ports, Adelf e1er1
asd Champagne brought Nushe, consisting Of ne fol-
lowing branis;
COGNAC BRANDTEs.
JULES Robins Z Co.'S Pale, IN y, X ard 3 pipesi
Oard, Dupuy & Co.'S do do ~ Do do es1
Casdllon Fine ChaIpnagne, in X pipes only;
Iaferiere Pale, in y, q and 3 pipes.
La ROCHELLE BERANDEESs
Pelltvoisin. Pale and DARK, IN \ pipes r
Rasteau, do do 60 DO
Alexandra ssigneitts, Dark, IN x, y and 4 pipes
HOLLAND GINS.
Asdor seYon, IN pipes;
Grape Leaf, in g pipes;
Anchor II pipes.
RUmSs
JamsIca, very old;
st. Croix, New Crop. ar-.
WINES.
DIFF Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster Madeira;
Pure Juice old 0porto Port;
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet
CHAmPAGNES.
Charles Heidsick, quarts and pints,
Creme Of silleEy quarts and pintsi
Hector Clicquart and Fis quarts and pints;
Grown Brand, do do
Lyon do do DO
CLARETS.
i-.fr 200 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SCHIEDAH SCETNAPPS.
1000 boxes quarts pins This article IS without any doubt,
the best schnapps United States and
denal properties has not Is equal
Before purchasing call and examine for yourselves
Remember a. Public Square, at B. F. Shields junelo
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AUCTION 4 COmMIsSEON NOTICE.
RENJ. r SHIELDS
WATSON d. oooKE s.sFrR ~. BamEr. sEoa0E In.
COOKE, BAILEY & 60.


Boots, Shoes Hats Caps straw Goods kc.s
No. 50 NORTH Sids Public squire, Easlgilzs, Tenn
ME receiving large aud we'll assorted stock Of
w and desirable g0adss eectad Eita great are and
ted the present and approaching as0n to which
~ invite the attention Of tie trade.
To those who buy goods short lime and then meet
their paper promptly maturity, VIII make & to their interest
give a least a portion % their patronage.
Call and examine stock and prizes.
Orders carefully aed, and goods promptly sent forward.
augls Cu0kE- BAILEY & CO
METROPOLITAN EATING HOUSE.
TFHIIE Proprors beg inform the citizens Of Nashville. and
the public generally, that they have at considerable enas
fitted up the store houses On the corner Of
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS
for the purpose Of carrying egar business in tie
NEW YORK STYLE.
We purpose having regular BID 81 ffe, with prices attacked
50 that We be enabled suit both pockets Appetite Of ~
Customer and charge Tor than y get Tbs has
needed Ia our city, aud hope y angs
% merit public patronage. VI feel certan OF With
own Efforts and the immortal Fri the kitchen, viii furnish
public dinners the Ehortt notice We as1 keep hand
large stock Of
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, ELYES AFD LIQUORS
oct6 law MOORE.
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WILLIAMSON. ARCHER CHEATHAE
WILLIAMSON d CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
BTandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c,, &c.g
NO. 8 COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

VVHE undersigned have in the following pure Liquors,
Wines &c which they the trade prices
favorable and respectfully invite purcha Of those goods
Our Liquors and Wine are purchased through
tom House and can he warranted genuine Beng ae'er %
ourselves that such inducements to Cash and
Prompt dealers, as viii meet their views.
Brandies, Gin, Rum and whistles,
20 and a pipes Fine Cognac bbs superior Rye Whisky
y pps Borisa0z DO 20 bbs Cd Rye do
5do p2re Holland Gin; 100 bis ne Tenn Corn do
PuneOns pure w. L Rum; sRuGe7eons Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
Wines,
100 baskets and bzs Champagne, 20 do sauternas;
best brands; lOqr casks Sherry;
20 DO Hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira;
Is boxes Fine Clarets; 10 DO Port
100 Table do do do very superior.
Porter, Ale, sc.
% casks London orter, best brands;
90 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Butsrs
90 do French tordals, assorted
3 do Brandy herrIe-
10 do Curacao, Mareschino and Ab-ynhe.
Cigars.
IOOso' genuine Havana Cigars 80 900 German Cigarsi
choicest o''no'' Tobacco co. z'D''
20 bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T W Anderson;
5S Do g &c dc Dc Dc Do sa5s.r.l ss Fa:
10 boxes a6s Virginia Chewing Tobacco sutheand sine qua
20 boxes dae Virginia Chewing Tobacco, 'cham0er Fppsl
20 boxes fe virginia hsgi9g Tobacco, LanshOrn Armad,
10 boxes s1s virginia Chewing Tobacco '.AIIsns'
50 boxes best Teune see do do.
IS X boxes ''Kean smh celebrated Twist and Pancake
with nanv Other articles connected with the business
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
op9 No. 3, College street, Nashville Tenn.
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WheatLI

Wheat! EVheat!!
EWTE have an order for rive thousand Bushels
w neat and Wish purchase that amount imEnsdi'
Htsy, for which We viii pay he hg HIST market price
os180-d Il. S. RRRNCX & SON
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mOULTON & REED,
XVheIesnle GrOCerS.

FORWARDING and COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AED DEALEas On
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR, FEATHERS. &c, sc.
no. So BROADWAK BASRFLLLE 7EYRESsEE
Country produce taken in exchange Il the highest prices.
noY96-tf
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STNGER'S SEWING MACHINES.
DEFY ALL COMPETITION,
And do not hesitate to say they the Machines
vented for
Planters, Private Families,
mANUFA CTURERs.
Over IJ, 900
or these Machines have profitable use in
parts Of the world To assure youryesOf the superiority of the
SINGER MACHINE,
Please call and examine for yourselves, at
NO. As, E0R7H COLLEGE STREET.
Flax Thread for plantation use silk Twist Needles good
Singers Gazette with samples sewing, sent free by mall
i. VI. SINGER & CO.,
mar24 J.. t. LORD, AGENT.
CHAMPAGNE, WINES BRANDIES, &C.
FEVHE subscribers offer sale the following choice brands Of
i Wines, Brandies. &c:
50 Baskets Star brand;
10 Z" Widow Viye Cquiot;
10 +" Fleur de Sellery and Grown brands;
SO boxes Choice Clarets:
5cas Harmony other choice brands Of Sherry and Ma
10 cases Swiss Absyath;
10 {" CuFacan and Marashino;
so +" Gouey, BOokers, and other Bitters;
London Porter EnUurg Of various brands
25lz pipes Of choice Frensh Brandies.
The Vne growers Co. Jules Duand, Agent, 'Jean Louis
superior old Cogna 1871 and Sazarc fully guaranteed
pure and unsurpassed in quality and 8avOr, by the Agents for
the sale Of these brands.
pipes pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum Peach and Apple
Brandy, Scotch Irh and American Whisky, Cherry Brandy
Bounce etc fhe connosen and lovers o. go9d mes bran
heir stock. aprill4 A. KERR 200.
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000, PAID IN AND SECURED.
HIs Company being fully organized according to Charter
prepared write Policies against Loss or Damage by Fire
Buildings Goods, Wares and Merchandise generally Also
shipments against Loss Damage By Sea, Rivers or Inland
Transportation the most favorable terms
LIFE NEGRO POLICIES ISSUED ECURREST RATES
Office No. 30, Corner Of Square and Cedar Street.
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER FALL, W. + BERRY,
ANTHONY VANLEER, JAMES WOODS,
JOHN KIRKMAN, JOHN n. EWIN,
HENRY HART, JR., R. c. MNAlk4y
THOS ". EVANS, HUGH McCRAE,
WESLEY GREENFIELD
ALEXANDER FALL, President
JAMES WALLER, Secretary. aPri3-y
J. T. hARTIs. JANIS wHElEss. A. FISHER.
FISHER, WIRELESS q CO.,
n CERS, G EN- f h AL CO N M 1SS1ON
AMI
Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN COTTON TOBACCO
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Corner of Market and Broad Streets,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store.
FENkfE subscriber hav sold interest in the old
Of EvAEs & Co.. SO Market street. located himself
permanently his property, Of Cherry and Null
berry Streets South Nashville known heretofore loves Store,
has Just received, and Is opening splendid Of
New and Fresh Goods Of every descriptions suitable Tor the wants
Of both city and eOuntry-cOnssting Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds Prints nghams, Fine Lawns, DeLanes, Linens,
Jackonets. Musins, Silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELLERY.
Fine Gold Rings, Ladies' and Gents rsa5tpns, Of Cameo
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &c. Also,
READV-WADE CLOTHING,
OF the Latest Style and Quality.
COTEONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, Donesics Blankets, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE CUTLERY QUEENsyyARE,
In fact thing will be kept that will be necessary for the
completion Of well assorted stock Of Goods.
All of which he determined sell for ready pay cheaper
than purchased in Nashville his limited expenses viii
allow him 70 do
mar24 I. C. HAsBROOK.