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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14
en- Plumbinr EstnbIfshmen1.

III A. COOPER, Agent, No. ], Corner Of MarEst and
Spring Streets The nj CHEST premiums awarded 10 y
the Mechanical and Agricultural Fair last fall AZ ho
Davidson County Fair this Spring prepared up pub
lie and private houses, with all the modern improvements suc
used in the Eastern Cities, and in ctr own
ety. where real comfort and conYenecs desired n fact
residence be considered complete without them. viii AXE
pleasure in referring those waiting work done, the oler OF
such houses have hted win Hot and Cold la every
desirable room, also Baths, Showers, and Water Closets
Having been appointed Sole Agent for ne sale % Bonfl
Kiehen Ranges, and being practical mechanic myself pro
nounce them for durability and utility, superior % any ovs
Manufactured for like purposes, and tie prs5is %
call and them.
eoRtinue manuagrs Tin, Copper and Sheet Isr Ware
Ia All its varieties, and will sell cheap CASH. uarn n nv
work equal any.
B-Parcular attention paid al kinds Of yobthg an
Hydrants repaired a thort notice mayEf6m
HAVANA CIGARS.--A lot Of very hne Havana @
4 Z Ears juIt received By J. W LANGLEY 4 60.
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.rs-rM. SULZBACHER,
No. S., Market Street, NsahvIlIes
VNAKEs great pleasure informing his friends patrons and
the public generally that he is still 70 be found at his Old
Fine and Common ReRdy-Wade Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &cs
Also choice selection OF pisos oods consisting In part Of Fine
Cloths, Casmeres OF k and Velvet Yesngs
In addition the there found AZ the same place. tie
celebrated cutter PEIFFE VINO vii always hand to give
those fayorng him with cali beautiful t Clothing madeto
ORDER and Tailoring work done give sat3aclons
regards the price quality. The subscriber takes
this method Of rendering his thanks customers for their pat
ronage, and % nuaRce Of the and requests thepub
and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
An prisons indebted the subscriber please settle the
soon possible ass Old business settled and much
aEssr lad9lgs1ss sAzast bs allowed lSsuR-h
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

CHAMPAGNE, WINES, BRANDTES, &C.
TIVE subscribers for sale following choice brands
Wines, Brandies, &c:
50 Baskets Star brandt a
Is F." Eugene ClquOt pints and quarts;
10 Widow or Vive Cliquiot
10 " Fleur de Seilery and Grown brands
so boxes Choice Clarets;
deria.
10 cases Swiss Absyath; .l .r-- rr ID RI. I'd ~
10 /" Curacan and Marashino;
so " GOuley, BOOkers and other Bitters ..--
40 Porter, EdnDnrg Ae Of various brands
25k pipes Of choice French Brandes. 3 81 ---.- -
The Vine growers, Co. Jules Durnd Agent 'Jean Louis
superior old Cognac 1911 and Sazarc are fully guaranteed
and unsurpassed in quality and favor, by Agents for
the sale Of these brands.
pipes pure Holland Gin Jamaica Rum Peach and Apple
Brandy Scotch Ish and American Whisky Cherry Brandy,
Bounce connosseurs lovers Of good Wines Bran
dy Segars, &C., are respectfully invited to call examine
beir stock. april4 A. KERR & 90.
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WATSON n. COOKE SAsFER \. BAILEY. s1oRss IN
COOKE, BAILEY & co.

COOKE, BAILEY & co.
IN
ROOtss Shoes HAS, Caps Straw Goods, &C.,
Bo, 50 North Side Public Spare, 8IssVEge, 7sna.
TWTB receiving large and we'll assorted stock Of
w and desirable goods, selected great srs and
adapted the approaching season. which earnest
IL invite the attention Of the trade.
To those merchants Whobuy goods short
their paper promptly At maturity, will 70 ther interest
70 give At least portion Of their patronage.
Call and examine stock and prices.
Orders sarefuy Rlsd and goods promptly sent f5rEzr5
EBglS sr COOKE, BAILEY & Sc.
.H WHESK Y.
1000 barrels Tennessee White, and Other brands;
$50 J. II. Smiths Reserve;
200 9 Rye and BourbOnj -.. Oh --+---.-
$50 Z" NewsOm Lincoln;
100 Country Single Distilled; for sale lowby
VERRAss BROTHERS,.
MCCREa. W. H0OPER HARRIa
Late Of McOrss Tsrraa. Lats Of H B. Morris 4 Co,
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HUGH MCCREA. W. HAREIa
Late Of McOrss Terras5. Lats Of H 3. Morris 4 Co.
HUGH McCREA & CO.,
(succeSsOrs 70 II. B. Morris & Coz
WHOLESALE GROCERS e COMMISSION MERCHANT,
DzALERs 90
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
nos. AND Is MAEKRT STREET, NASHVILLE. TENN,
WTAYE on hand and oar to the trade reasonable tss a.
following articles, and viii Be in constant receipt Of s
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MOULTON & REED,
Wholesale GrOcePs,

mOULTON & REED,
Wholesale GrOcePs,
FORWARDING AND CONFESSION MERCHANTS
AND pEALEEs IN
F0REIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR, FEATHERS, 70, 60.
NO. Sc BR0AD WAK, NASHVILLE, ZEBNESSEE.
III Country prOues tAken exchange e Ne highest prices.
noy26-d
ls TERRASS BROTHERS,
SUCCESSORS % McCrsa & Terrass, dealers In GRO
- CERIES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, No. % and 5 Broad street
Iron, &c, AT COST
10 p" Iron Axes, Is Boiler Iron,
500 kegs Nails, g boxes Tennessee Axes.
Wishing quit branch business large
ot Tor cash, and In small lots greatly reduced Fa
TERRASS BROTHERS.
a.s SUNDREESs
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, and z;
200 q Pint, hafpint, and quart Rlasr5i
500 &" Window Glass:
100 g TumblerB:
25 kegs Boiler RYets and Nuts;
100 dOzsn Brooms:
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel PloIss;
100 boxes Pickles, for sale low down. r.-- --.-
ian27 TERRAss BROTHERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
CAFrrAL 100000, ALI PAID AND SECURED.
TyHIs Company being fully organised according to Charter
Is prepared write Policies against Damage
Buildings, Goods Wares, and Merchandise generally. Also
shipments against Loss Damage Rivers Inland
Transportation, the most favorable terms.
LITE NEGRO POLICIES ISSUED A > CURRENT RATES.
08Ece No. %, Corner ofSgEare and CEDAR Sired. %
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER FALL W. 7. BERRY, ....
ANTHONY W VANLEER, JAMES WOODS,
HENRY HART, JR, R. c. MNAIRY,
TH0s. W. EVANS, HUGH MCCRAE,
WESLEY GREENFIELD.
ALEXANDER FALL, President.
jams wALKER Secretary. spri3-y
:. T. MARTIN. JAMES WHEELS. JOIN A. TrsHrs.
FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.,
G ROCE as, G GENERAL CO M M SION
AND
Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN COTTON, TOBACCO,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
Corner of Market and Broad Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
PAINTING ESTARLISHMENT.
BUILDERS, HOUSEHOLRERS, &C., are re-
qyesbd to take notice that the undersigned, having made
the arrangements services Of competent
workman prepared take LARGE CONTRACTSin ne lire
Of his VocOon in all its various branches In the department
..-f1 HOUSE PAINTING, r.
me Is prepared to execute with the greatest prOmptns,
all CONTRACTS however which may be rendered, in style and
upon terms which fail give satisfaction. He is also pre-
pared to execute all manner Of
SION AID ORNAMENTAL PAINTINGS GRAIEING MARBLIss.
and experienced artists. Vt
subscriber would request persons having work in his line 70
give him a call before making final Arrangements.
mArchs-dH No 62, Union St. between Cherry and summer
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u0 Great Reduction in GOOdsgI F
80 h. C.. Mon AIRY d CO.,
Re closing their entire DBY GOODS at prices that
~ will surprise you. Call and buy
Musins ct from cents to so cents per yard.
Silks at half cost.
Emhr'd Nantes at fourth cost. = . ..a-..s- .l p
Carpets at greatly reduced pricess
Call at and get bargains Of ...-5.r
8ugl5 R, @. McNAIRY 4 co
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.
YULI stosk II al s!uss, M store and fer saleby
"A nOvs HARRIS, GORDON 90.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
D.. A. TTbbs, Proprietor.

IS Hotel Is aoisus ck building Just completed
proprietor has Incurred heavy expense in hitting up
and furnishing tie make ihe and comlorahe
The house nov for the reception Of boarer, visitors and
travellers; and he proprietor Afford ample accoumodaioas
Tor 80 persona An omnibus, with good and safe viii he
g The depot % convey passengers to The Hotel and 20 the
depoI again.. Tn pr1eor intends 70 Try class
Hotel, and hopes 70 share . liberal patronage.
augls DANIEL A TTBBs, Propnstof.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

UUCHWhEAII HUCKWHEATl
TUsT reserved from YORK. l60bag Buowhsst flour.
d and for sale Wholesale and retail, b.
RsVs EkRRGAR BROS,
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AUCTION a confession NOTICE
RRNUr SBTUEFnS

WILL continue make sales for Cash only during the pres
Wv ent All sales made payable within three DAYS
Liberal advances made eoDsgnnenis All persons having
balances in hands viii favor BY calling and receipts
for proceeds. No goods bOughl on our account.
BENZ. P. SHIELDS .
P sCountry merchants VIII please call as We wiz Keen con-
SANITY o hOnd variety Of Irss goods.
BepJ BP.E
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Removal and New Firm.
o. :. NOEL. y. n. BAILEY. 8. A. 9. NOEL.
s. A. G. NOEL & CO.,
Successors to Noel & Co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. 4, Market Street,
Next Door to B. Lanier & Co.
VFAYING associated with US in business Mr. D. H. BAILEY
formerly Of the house Of NchO Green Bailey, and
from the Of College and Church the abovr
elegant and large new building, will be prepared
friends and customers with pTOmptness than heretofore Gu
and will be sold on the most satisfactory terms Icct6
e. II. 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 species
vote time to the above business and having had considerable
experience hatter myself that give satisfaction
who may yor me in that line. always be found at the
Counting Room Of the Patrot once, where, absence
ders may be LEFT msr<-H
4, j. DUNCAN & CO.,
AVE now in store large and complete Stock Of Winter
Goods, consisting Of
Blankets, Flsnnels Linseys, Shawis, &c;
Muslin DeLanes, Cashmeres, Mornoes, Alpaca, &C.;
Thibet Cloths, English Mernoes and Debaee;
English, French, and German Merinoes;
Scotch, English and American Prints and Robes;
Brown and Bleached Muslins and DrillinsH;
Hosiery, Gloves, ETC., etc
Also,
Ready Made Clothing large stock, consisting OF Heavy and
Our stock large and cOmpee for the winter
trade and we invite the attention Of Dealers.
A. J. DUNCAN 4 CO., %
octlO No. 20, Public square
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THINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.--Captz shulizh a
ssnt rs = large lOtof Fins fobaeoo.
J. " LANGLEY 4 CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-14

AYTNG determined 70 dispose ny rgal estate in Nashville
vii sell thai convenient residence occupied b
elf, summer street he house contains nine good rooms,
besides kitchen hou okeh0usa three servants rooms,
bath store &C. supplied with wafer, and
3 coplets IN every pGrular he lo fronts 9u Feet BY 10
deep. n desired the house will Be sold With 50 feet Of grouul
Parties desiring purchase VIII call A. Y. s. Lindsey
auE2O JAMES NICHoL-
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17

On. HosTETTERs Celebrated Stomach Bit
tiers have proved such a certain cure for all dis
eases Of the Stomach, that no one can for a
moment question its efficiency in the most
estimation. and its henefcient effects As cure
for all complaints arising from the stomach, OF
morbid nature, and we are free to say that il
can be relied upon as certain relief and RENE
dy. Its proprietor has made the above prepa-
ration after years of careful study and sitting
and is now reaping the reward claimed by this
valuable specific. and whicfihe so richly merits.
II is the only preparation Of the kind that is
reliable in all cases, and it therefore demands
the attention of the afflicted
Sold by druggists everywhere. and by HOS
TElER 4 SMITH, Sole Proprietors, So Water
and 6S Front Streets, Pittsburgh.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17
From the New York Day Book 4

Hair Dye is vile wash but the article that
will naturally restore the color of the hair, the
changing Of which to gray being an indication
| of II lack of proper secrctions, is truly Il ralu-
able medicine. Prof. Woods Hair tonic, if the
certificates of the leading minds over the I'm
ION do not filsify, is the only safe remedy for
badness, dryness, premature change of color,
and the several evidences of 4 lack of sccretions
at the roots OF the hair, which can be found.
Quack preparations abound, and hair tonics -
ill every i" corner grocery" in the country.
Avoid all - hair TONES - unless known TO hc
the preparation of some man whose celebrity
has become world wide DO not let any mos
trum vcnder experiment upon your hair.
Touch nothing you have not good reasons to
believe is all that 1t purports to be. Prof.
Wood has earned by years of severe test of his
preparation, his present fame. Over $50 GER
tiiicates are before us Of the value OF this Hail
Restorative, from parties who have tried it.
| tse no ether.
CAUTION Beware Of worthless limitations.
| as several are already in the market called by
| diffcreet names. Use none unless the words
| Professor Woods Hair Restorative. Depo,
| st. Louis, Mo. and New York } are blown in
| the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and tatent
Medicine dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toll
1t Goods dealers in the United States and
| Canad;ts.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17
From Washington.

Lord Napier received dispatches OIL
the 9th inst. from the commander o
the West India squadron, expressly
dlsavowing having authorized the re
cent acts of visitation. He states
further that Immediately on being in
formed of the offence he despatched
the sloop Jasper after the Styx and
other cruisers, with orders to bring
them in, intending to hold the officers
to strict account. These dispatches
were communicated to the President
and Cabinet. Lord Napier feels salts
fed from this intelligence that his dis
patches from England will authorize
the fullest explanation. SO, johnny
Bull has concluded to back down
little. The cockney Hcnglish Lieu
tenants appear to ave been hactuated
more by love of prize money than
any desire to "frce nigSers' The in
structions under which the British
squadron has been acting are ten years
old
The President told a member of the
House that the question of the right
of search must now be settled def
nitely, and that the British Govern
ment must abandon its pretensions.
1t is the intention of the President 10
send the Saratoga to the Gulf next
week. The Constellation, just return
ed from the Mediterranean, will also
repair to the Gulf
The Charleston Courier publishes a
reply ofSecrctary Cobb to an applica-
ton to clear vessel from Charleston
for the coast of Africa, "for the pur-
pose of taking on board African emf
grants, in accordance with the cmi-
grant passenger laws, and returning
with the same to the United States.'
Mr.. Cobb directs the Collector of the
port of Charleston not to grant a
clearance to the vessel, as the convic-
ton is irresistible that the object of
the proposed enterprise is to bring
these African cmigrants into the
country with the view either of max
ing slaves of them, or of holding them
to service or labor. If SO, it is an at
tempt to cvadc the laws Of the coun-
try on the subject of African impor-
tation.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17

On. MAINS AGuE BALsAN.-This wonder
full compound is having an extensive sale in
all parts of the Union where ague exists. II
is one of the few medicines which are now sold
over the country that are really what their in
ventors claim for them. And unlike all other
remedies that are recommended by their pro-
pretors to cure all the ills that flesh is heir to
this remedy is only recommended for chills,
fever and ague, or that particular class of dis
eases growing out of the result Of miasma, so
common in our western country. The numer-
| GUS evidences of its great curative properties,
and the high estimation placed upon it, rem
ders it the greatest discovery of the age, and
it deserves the entire appreciation of all class
| Is of men. Those having occasion 10 Use a
medicine of this kind are urged to spare no
pains to give this a trial if they wish to be
| soundly cured See advertisement in another
colun OF this paper. Sold by all good drug
gists. 2-34w4
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17

Two Men AND A WOMAN SHor.-WC
learn from the Dcmoine Citizen the
particulars of a shooting affair that re-
Gently took place in that city. 1t ap
pears that two young men, Chas. Ros
setor and JAS Chandler, boarded al
the house of Mr.. King, and were pay
ing attentions to his daughter, who
was inclined 10 favor Chandler. The
rival threatened vengeance, and one
evening as Mr.. Z. and Miss King
were walking together he stepped up
behind them and shot Chandler killing
him instantly. Firing at the lady
the ball passed through her hand and
lodged in her cheek second shot
passed through her shoulder wheI
she fell and Rossetor placed the muz
zle of the pistol at the side of his owl
head and shot himself. Miss King i,
still alive but in critical condition
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17
Kansas.
MoNEKA, LINN Co., KANSAS, !
Nav On lShS

May 20, 1858
Yesterday a party Of pro-slavery
men, from Missouri, came into the
Grading post" situated on the mill
tary road leading from Fort Scott to
Fort Leavenworth, where it crosses
the Usage river, about three miles
from the State line. They were not
seen till they emerged from the tim
Der, and rode up to the store. Here
they took Mr.. G.. w. Andrews and
John +. Campbell prisoners. They
then started on the road towards
Kansas City. They overlook here a
Mr.. Stillwell, from Sugar Mound. who
was going up the river for load Of
provisions. They took him prisoner,
and ordered the others to get in his
wagon and ride. In half a mile
further, they came to missionary
by the name Of Rev. Charles Reed
They ordered him into the wagon, and
dismissed Andrews They continued
oh for two miles and a half, when they
had taken twelve men.
These men had been taken when al
their work, without resistance, and
had never been implicated in thu
trouble in Kansas. They were con
seryatiye men.
On arriving at deep ravine, in
skirt of timber. the commander cailet
a halt. The prisoners were formed III
to line, about five yards in advance o
the horsemea.
The command was given to =" Pre-
sent Arms! Fire !" Every ma
dropped. Four were shot dead al
but one Of the others were badl.
wounded. The Ru6ians then wheele'
their horses and galloped of. In
few minutes three Of them returne
and searched their victims for money
They kicked the men, and rolled tn
men over very roughly to see il the
were dead. Finding one only slight
wounded, a ruffian put revolver I
his ear, and fired remarking that h
had always found that the most CO
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17
DIR. BAKERS PAIN PANACEA.

1--WE are not in the habit Of indorsing pa
tent medicines unless we have indubitable
proofs of their efficacy. In view of the multi
plicity Of quack nostrums with which the coun-
try is continually flooded, it becomes oftener
the duty of the journalist to warn the public
against imposition than to commend medicines
and remedies that possess merit; but when a
medicine earns for itself a reputation and be-
comes an absolute necessity In every family
where there is disease. and when those who
use it never afterward dispense with it when
they are in need of a remedy for pain and dis
ease it then becomes the duty OF the jour
nalist to make such medicine OF remedy as
widely known as possible. Our attention has
frequently been called as we'll by those who
use the medicine as those who sell it, to the
unexampled success of Bakers Pain Panacea,
which has gained a popularity and meets with
a sale unequalled by any medicine that has
ever been sold in this country. "-Narshdl
iUiaossidn.
For sale in st. Charles by C. H. Haskell
and by all Druggists and dealers generally
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17
Democratic State Convention.

Convention of the Democratic party o
Iowa will be held at Iowa City. on Thursday
the oath day Of June next, for the purpose o
nominating candidates for the offices of Secrc
tary, Auditor. and Treasurer of State also
for the transaction Of such business as sale
convention may deem proper
The ratio of representation will be one dele
gate for each one hundred votes, and one all
ditional delegate for each fraction over fifty
votes cast in each county for the Democratic
candidate for Governor, in October last.
Counties casting less number of votes will
be entitled to one delegate each No county
can be represented by proxy
Geo. W. McCleary, Chas Cookery, d. o. Finch,
D. II. solomon, G. s. c. Dow, VIM. voght,
w W. Belknap, John Clark, J. d. Test,
State Central Committee
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17

HoLLOwAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT Guard
against imposture To do this, look well for
the water-mark, Holloway, New York and
London" which exists in every leaf of the
book Of directions enveloping the medicine.
This trade mark is manufactured in the paper
itself, and discernible on being held up TO tho
light.
Sold at the mandatory No 80 Maiden Lane,
New York, and by all druggists at CSC, CSC,
and 81 per box or pot,
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-06-17

With regard to disease of the chest and
throat. it is in the EARLY STAGES Of the difficult
~ that the great mischief is done; for while
the patient is thinking about the cure, and
considering whether or not he is really sick
enough to need medicine, tubercles may be
forming, or, worse still, sometimes may be
bursting in the Lungs. Dr. Halls Balsam 4,
admirably adapted for just such a condition O.
things as described above.
For Sale in st. Charles by C. H. Haskell
and by Agents in every town throughout thu
State See Advertisement.