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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-27

vsntid& Il e}inpfA ~ ~ as~t Ia &wentx. saikt
counties heina NV spvsxds of one hundred
and s,,tv slsga, "a t,,o,v,,y .,,uyac,s s ,st Of
$50. - ~ s 80
'"c o o.< 10 :" 'he convention
PRESIDENT Hon John bOd8lfcsty Of Union.
VICE Presidents Morris Lindsay u ssnganon; Col Jno
L. Mcconnell, Of Morgan; n j. Clark, Of Bond; b. q.
Leastaby, o(Dew&t Col. ~ III Nsgoop, at 10 Daviess;
Dr. David Lekoy of Grundy; George W kaney OF Fec
rAi b. i. Burke OF Macoupin; a. W Yerby, OF COOK;
DIR. D. Duncan, OF Knox; John Campbell, OF Madison
Secret4riea- 3Fylee n Ptne, n Buruau; Col John T.
Little. u Cook; r. NJ Ridgeiy OF sangamon; b. H.
Mayors, Of Cook, and Or. G. G. French, Of Sangsmon-
The committee on reAolutt6ns reported the following
series which was unanimously adoutad
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hs - a~s, =. 49, $1,000. ~ ' LII ~, -.
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49, &c. 90 =" ~ $3.50, , ar 49, - s s..
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inas 'ae ,I' pA'.y' 49,; .s .,'s
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. - " 10 uo ~ ny
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80 IN ;t J.; .. 49, al, y, ~ ~ - ,a,t
nv ran,s.as. "a, s shi., s%aI, =. .rsn"h,
na s ~ sre, :. 49,, ,a;sh ~ ,tamt .l.na o ,h so,la
81 an. Ta;. 49, atar,a;na
" ps.s IN. - 800 f,, a a. .n4,uan,. az
,,assas ~, s,ator ns,..,.s =; NJ snr;nassld s1.b ~
P sa.,y ..., s -, ~, /. =. ~ $780, " -.
to speak for herself through her delegates assembled in
convention to form constitution preparatory To her adj
mission into the Union ON an eluai iootH Win the org
W. t; -. 49, 80 ,s;n ~ na;,;c.l lssl.r H.
,.. o.. 49, ham ,oa ~ assent ,he,s.I ..s ,ro,y, the
LII a,a ,s.hb,,d t. ,tas ,s;th ;y ~ ha voo th
"a, s.a.a ,a,o.ra.s IN n,ina,;tv and ,hns ss,,ng
- 49,, s.;t.a; =; na;;; 80 th ,;.,,as - a
- ;s. ~ 49, ,,, u;, .,r !. ~. ~ rsno,s,
,;. ~. - ~ 90, -, 80 sc .; Ian ;
e 's'.s 81 .,n w. =. psiap a 1890.
n, J ~" ,' ' ~, pno., ,.. Co. ' .h nanaG,
and under the direction Of whose leaders thew net let the
blame be visited of fastening upon the people Of
State institutions rcPugnant TO their feelings and III vio
laton OF their wishes, and that we entirely coincide
with the conclusions he arrives at in that speech, SO M
az it refers 70 Kansas afai's.
Resolved, That we do not war against individuals, but
from high sense OF duty we are compelled TO condemn
the course OF Senator douglas and nus coniedctes IN the
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Conference Hin In Michi

DErRolT, April 26.--The Free Press of this morning
sustains the Kansas compromise bill pending in Con
gress.
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Whatever may lie Col Forncys views IN regard to N
name On ms new party though Ivy any o'nG
name may smell sweet still Il is clear and beyond
gu doubt that there Ia powerfully growing sentiment
IN TINS country ngains what he Is pleased to term ''
national democracy" the present administraea
we cannot however, conredc that the term " national
10 Us proadest sense, AZ applied TO the Buchanan ~
ton, or the modern democratic party, is by any mea"
lust appropriate or true II IL to all ntents and Pu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-13

THE BELFRY OF THE PAST.
IY WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE.

II WILLIAM Ross WALLACE.
=, who has not listened to Memory's bel
In the belfry built up by the Past!
How its magical numbers generously swell,
Weaving over the spirit full many spell,
When rupg by the breeze or the blast!
Hsv thew whisper the gadness, or thunder the wo
OF each heart in the far away times
And no matter what scene in the numbers may
fow
Der the tremulous soul as il listens below,
Ii must throb to the changeable chime.
For but bark! now tine raptures Of boyhood appear;
Now the struggles Of manhood are heard;
Now rainbow is spanning some paradised year:
Now heart with its cloud, and the eye with its
tear,
When that bell in its belfry is stirr'd.
All no matter what themes from the music may
sweep,
And matter what feelings may start;
Not mortal who listens but sometimes must weep,
As he tremblingly looks in the perilous deep
That is found in the happiest heart.
Rung afar by the breeze or the blast,
Would oerthrow-wbile the numbers senorously
SWELL
Weaving over the spirit full many spell
That dim belfry built up by the past?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-13
BLANCHE BERTRAND;
PERILS OF THE BORDER.
BY EMERSON BENNETT.

Essred according to Act OF Congress the year 1865 by
RosERr BONNER, In the Clerks Once OF the District
Court for the Southern District Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-13

creased feeling of security which their far event
full progress had served to induce it little they
dreamed of an impending fate more terrible than
their darkest fancies had ever conceived.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-13

fbeY thought, IKE Their companion, that the boat
would he safest II made fast 10 overhanging limb
OF the Kentucky shore; but frankly admitted that
this could not now be done without difficulty and
danger, and that there was possibility Of keeping
the current.
"Then make that possibility certainty, and Il
shall be the best nisss work you ever performedi'
rejoined Eugene, In quick, excited tone.
well do the best we can, Capny' was the re-
Spouse; "but man can be sartn Of the current Of
this here crooked stream in foggy night
For the next half hour there was scarcely word
spoken-the men putting over their long sweeps or
oar, and trying as Dick Winter expressed IT, 70 feel
the current-aDd Eugene pacing steadily 10 and fro
along the deck, and striving In vain 10 pierce the
misty gloom, which had gradually deepened, till not
a thing could be perceived above below or around.
AZ length, stopping suddenly, be sad:-
What success, mem what successl"
"All right, reckon, Capn-leastways far az we
can see replied TO the right with light laugh
at his own Joke. "Thar's no bottom round on this
here side, aud that's one good sign. How is't with
you, Tomy
"Hsint iecbed nary once Seth, replied his COM
panion TO the left.
"Cheerily, men-be viglant-leave nothing I'M
done and we shall carry her safely through, DO
believed" rejoined Eugene, in lighter and more AMI
mated tone.
Another half hour passed away, when nearly the
same questions were asked and answers given.
Bravo y said Eugene, with increased ouoysn ',y
Of spirits; "f we can carry Der safely Tor an hour
we may for two; and II for two, why not LOT zen ,
aud less than that will give us back our glorious sun
Re vgilant.-bc active-leave nothing undooe-anu
when we reach our destination you shall have cause
to remember this night with pleasure, gloomy as II
looks now =, =, u,. ,,o o,ssrsol resnonse.
Another long silence followed-the voyagers slow
ly drifting down through misty darkness impene-
tyrable 10 the eye--when suddenly our young com
mapder who was standing near the bow, felt the ex-
tended branch Of an overhanginr limb slightly brush
his face. lie started with an exclamation Of alarm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-21
Cumberland Female College,


SFsRT-TsSi - A LESgi sCaAt.ssII
A FULL Stock Of Rair9ans !. - ~ 5-.--1s-
"a Platform Grocer, Counter anl nl-,ls-
40 BST an coal sees - sore eng i2f 99 e .oio-
~ prices, b -. -, ~ 1liFsIg Ts--,r.--s--
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Cash Capital $l,OOO,OOO.
ABSOLUTEEAND UNIMPAIRED,
With a Surplus Of $500, SsZss.
~ n,..tf,. Of as years ,uoos ana e1pohsnoo.
AssETs JANUARY 1, 1855.
LOSsESEQUITlBLT ADJUSTED sPRONPTLER4lIB
Fire & Inland NAVIGATION

UPWARDS OF $1,000 900
OF Lossesbave been pa by the Htna Insurance Co in
past 81 years -.rt 4
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- "A. D Mcbride,

COPPER, TIN g. SHEET lROH WO1tAEE1'
No. Z, BRoAD STREET,
NASHVILLE, TEENE SSEE.
HAVE this doy purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCasn in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to al my odrends and patrons tof men
bersy heretofore extended to the hFm and would mos
respecully solicit continuance of ayoRs from nsm ano
Wisn to inform al the world and the rest Of MANKIND
that have on hand and for sale splend d lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns. Paror Stoves for wood and ooe
common and aacy Crates Box Stoves for churches Hol'
low Ware of every variety baud made to Order Eur
nsces and Foot Stoves entirely new patterns, I'm ware
Of every description, suitable for house Keeping.
~ : JOB WORK. ...
lam prepared to DO all kinds OF Job Work, such as
house Guttsrng Roofing, any other branch pertaining
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE NORK.
Mvod friends Of the River will ind to their advantage
toca and give ne hssyi1g Osiore bargaining eseWhers
Tor work. ,,,-, d.
ALSO for sale, one pair secOu1.oand EhGIhES5 GYM
der N inches diameter and four feet uIOAs With water
gbaft and other fixtures, suitable for hght drnugh
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms.
l5@o
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CHANGE OF
NashyiIIe& ChattanOOgaRai
sE- DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS -ezs
EACH WAY OVER IH DAD.

ON and after THURSDAY, APRIL Sth, IF1@ he PaEssn
~ ger Trains will be fOliOWss
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. h and p. NJ
Arriving Chattanooga as 220 P. T. and r s. A. n.
Leave ChEItano0E "a al 1870 A. y. and p z. d.
Arriving al Nashville al go A. n and S.iU r. N.
PASSENGERS the East Wilmington n c., car lesve
either train and make close connections through
on. Via KNOW dlo, Tenn and LynchbuTE, Va, should
save shYille The morning train make ,hs
Psssspgfrs for Memphis leave Nashville on the
tysrn Hc connects Al stevenson with & Railroad.
moe f1r Nc NnuVe and Sparta will leave NashVlG on
b p 81 trau which connects directly TushOma With
r. rain in 1ItM uuve The train hch leaves McAinns
vile al % 30 vih The day train from Chattanooga
rud arrives al Nashville atS 10 Z NJ
AL he there daily connection with bosts for st.
TouTs. d. nciuuau Louisville, Memphis, New Orleans Pitts
LU-y &c SC: also daily Hneot Stages ioT Louisville.
brgus cEtts be procured az the Depot before the
starting Of the trains, McMinnvteI Huntsville Mem
ubfe Junction Atlanta Macon, Montgomery, ChaTienOn,
EavEnuah augusta, Wilmington AID knoxville
& L ANDERSON,
April G. 1853 Geneia dieksi Agent
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r,RTRB HARMONY NBPHEws old Pale Sherry lmPe-
NJ p.Je sherry; Opey's old Ports Sand9Tnan's ron
S M. IvsDbOe Madeira; ten cases dHGgaEan o.
ESvig6 - Glaret Hautslen ClsTeE ten caNes
Sl ~ - ~ Oo0 S1nerior London Cigars various brands
Water Hl NOiOOO 'u Fo'i' HOhLISFBR s. CARTER
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EamNElETHT,m-

Tam now offering prices to suit ths times, three lo IN
E51easd iust beyond DOalzons store. The lots front
each 81 feet the aatR TGrnpke and e245 ieet deeP
Win street IN the They are 81
hansbIe Guppv of excellent water and are 10 rapn!
Improving nsishborhoOd. Apply 70 v-,-,,,,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-21

HAVE Dwelling House and Lot for sale near me 10
lie Square Tor which will take the Notes of any OF the
Free BEaks of Tennessee. LII -, q, -
EoEB the tims for rome enterprsng meSne N - ~;
"hiet aIt ~ AV LINDSLEY.
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Mat CoTIntrv Residence.

AM for sale small tract of Land, Two miles nom
the city, near the Nolensvins tuEnpkeI eonLs,nlns .
s.,ss The residgpce Is q Cottage, with four rooms
aeG6s kitehen double negro cabin, stabe' &c VII DC
son ~. APP-! Y S LINDSEY.
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ITTFV SKY LIB barrels Reotthed WHISKY 'aii'u'
w bra nds, Just receiveoan Tor I PTRSR & MILLER
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= ~ = In store and for sale general assortment o.
" ss icIss usually kent Grocery StoTesl 10 when
ne var ~, our friends and cuEtOners and we PnDh
lie atten lon CT . OuI ii0N1' BYRNE & MILLER.
ia
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SNYDER & FFiZZell,

NO. q, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock Of
Boots and Shoes,
Which have been made up expressly for the Ts'a"
trads, For Ladies they have IN part
Fine Butoped heel Caters, Black and Bronze;
AZ ConVress do do do do
A. side Iace do do do do
A. Eonpresa- aide lace Caters " ithOut hesGi
40 Kia bootg,thick and thin soles; -
DO White kid and satin slippers
do do do do Caters
DO Toilet slippers. -
FOR MISSES.
KID Roots: thick and thin soles;
do do do do with HEELS
Lasting Caters with or without heels;
Calf and Goat Boots for school shoes
Boys and Children.
Bows calf and Congress shoes;
VonthsJ do do do
BoTSs and Youths Thick boots.
Brogans and Thick Boots.
fine stock Of Brogans for Plantation use. Also goo0
toc on Ehoss foT These goods were ali "
~ - and are certainly superior article Also Msh
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything 80 b..
In ~ line will their Interest 70 cail, as We Ao 10
tsrmined TO give them the worth Of their money
Call at No. q Public Square.
SNYDER & PRIZZELL
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I1nr Ranf o. Laase,

THAT convenient residence on Franklin Turnpike, al
present occupied BY M Fellows II contains si1 room.
OF ground attached Il would be leased 70 good tenan
for a term Of years 81 desired Apply 70 -,,,
nov Is 4. V. ). LlNDSLbh'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-21

FrNHAT convenient frame dwelling the Franklin Turn
pike neArthe drst Toll Gate nov occupied oy ) a c
kcban rooms &C. and has thirty acres OF goun
attached Suitable furniture can be procured 0y the ehah
on rsasonsbIs terms desired Possession given lueu
ally. Apply 30 ,,,csrVs
A.
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OLDs HERRY AN yIDI- nADEIHA " INES AND

oO BIS Louisville Cement in sore and GE Inis y
SUI a 6y il 20. LDMAHOo.
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TgR undermined hereby most respectfully recommends
BIS ate partner 70 public and hopes he viii receive
liberal share Of patronage ,,,-,,.rr
mayS-dG A. AAAOahAAA'
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a A00n DWELLING,

g ITUATRD on Cherry Street, near LEeon's tall Is nov
- osred for sale Pie lot % feet, 'front.' 81 oO Int
house h brick containing ell nine rooms Ie LoGse an
iot is ofsred for less than me OF the Building
AppytO rr,,r,-rrr,,
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Tobaeoo ETanusaotoEV

44& Is COLLEGE 81 fRETs
HAS nov ready FOR sale a. his f1ct1f 800 boz e. or an
II uacluFed Tobacco IN boxes Of 90 SO, and llu Ane la
rounds eadh the views Of me tfaa9 e ron II %
IS cents per pounds al o. which ne VIII sell 81 Hhoet 70
the trq 90, At prices that cannot iaii 70 please
Merchants wanting Manufactured Iooacoos arc Fauai1
% saIl and examine for themselves. Alao, 1891.
TWO BUNDLED THOUSAND GERMAN ClGAA9.
On commission viii DO sold By thousand e -
pries than ever sold 10 this city belOfs-
ROiL2D twist An D cur T0BACCo ia great variety
a very low pEi-s sept ls-n
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free Banks,

HAVE for salss large amount Of PrepeTY when "
seiJ foT Notes Of he Bank OF Nashville, certified
checks the prices that have Always O
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

LATE MANSION HOUSE,
North Market Street, I'd door betO10 Iae Square
GILBERT having taken the above stand FOR number
Of Years beEs leave inform The public OF that iacl
and saw 20 that the house has been newly painted 10
bTsemeu TO attic with and complete furniture
out The subscriber knowing full well the neee OF hrH.
eass modern botel in Nashville and being IN
mood has made every eXeTOn 70 come up 10 the Wahs
ne pubie and hatiers himself he has sueeesaeq. ~
tabs will al all times be furnished WITH the best THIS ano
EVERYBODY contened and al home who will favor hl I'm
ViEit. 49,,
the 81 Nicholas 70 Steamboats, and Railroads lf9s
tF always in attendance al the depot 70 receive eheeAs O
begvage ihus Obvistng the dilicplty OF delay. - az
Board,
AOdgiEg. Ia
Single aeals n
Supper Lodging, and Breakfast "
Breskfast from 70 8 O'clock
OiRneF 1919
ST2Peis;S y-Iv J. v. GILBERT, Proprietor.
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For sale.

THAT valuable business stand HsTse Street, adjoin
inc tbe Warehouse OF A. Hamilton, now occupied b.
oneV as cloth stOre Of the best stands in The city
or INV retail establishments Price very mOdert'
,ovo1 AV LINDSLEY.
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Ten Wears G5redit.

HAVE severg handsome lots 10 Maple street, near tns
Ipiversy which will sell on ten years time az az
prices provided the nteget paid semannuay' Il tne
tune is long enough, Wal 2eIge no! to''i Oi 'A
Gs long as the interests promptly paiG.
- AZ LINpSLEY.
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JUST RECEIVED
->rF brpdred Bags PRIME, Baltimore RO Coffee. q,
u f,T 10y nov lti bF' CHEA M =
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FARMERS,

TTTBo are In want Of Corn sheler, Straw Cutters, Hames
w Chains Of any kind, Wedding Hoes for Corn, Cotton
or Tsbacco; syhe Blades and Cradles Axes, Rope for
Pow Lines or HslteTs HAY Manure Forks, ShOyes and
SDades, Gate Hinges, Butcher Knives, Sausage Cut
tsrs Nails cut wrought Pump Chsin- Rakes Crosscu
saws Sheep Shears sieve and Riddles Waffle lronsJ Cur
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GOOD lot Of Joist, Sczuing, AND two inch Plank On
"A hand cheap for cash gOoc lot Of Boards and Fopa
Single be delivered IN few days 70 those Eangnl
them. BY Mil is cutting daily Agent for other Mnls
and viii pay particular attention to all OrdeTs. Call a. the
hagings institution and leave orders you Wah thsm
hllso. lnOv2SI J, G. DARDEE.
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE W0RR S.

IRON FOUNDRY. r-r.
WE have now started new amt eTtensFve Foundry
w the old stand Of the late Ma svle M0sb cturiny
Company, aud prepared execute hsgvv aud Hrbt
work any description the shore e. notice ID bt Cast.
ngs TO small amounts at moderate q 81 prices h 70 Cast.
ngs large amounts furnished per CUntracr a. q cinna
prices with additions Of freight. We have also en- 1enced
operations in our new
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, >aWmillS, F0umills mei nDroved
patterns made 70 order JObDnE aid requiring d imed
atgy, We ready make for Engns nd Mill
ano sha furnish plans 70 enable purchasers 20 up then
Mills with little expense Manuisctuers ana Farm
find profitable US, before going EssI or 81 Vest
M1ehinsEy. - - u ...r II. .
STEAM BOILERS
Probationary engines and steamboats, made or ofth
best material complete WIN rlfeirOnta, Crates, ndpipe
and Valves, warranted % stSnc auy pressure res Tired 10
Manufacturing porpelliaE purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Any description OF SmithwoTk done in sxssCa ut styi
none but 6rslFHto Iron usedSaWmi work, SeFJB Dogs
Pifmah Irons, Saw crankS, Bolts and ali Kind "A II Iron
mHds % order on shOu notice.
Farmers wishing purchase good, cheap Mao6 Dry, wi
do we'll 20 call az our Ofice or address by le.ter.
u. JACHbR at o.,
Claiborne Machine Works, tashviilbs5 Tenn,
ulv2s Late Nashville Nan. CO.issS ihOpss
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Bradshaw & Rutland

No IA, COLLEGE STREET,
,y-.vR Inst ,see,vsd their PAIL and wIETER STOCK
4 Of Boots and SHOES, which consist n , n Of ne
For Ladies. Misses and Children. n
Ladies ns Kid and Morocco BOOees thick and tim SOLE
Wo ac %,. Sse Lasting Caters side and front lace
Congress Caters, with and without hesAS
Il Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed 81, Il.
and Morocco B Bos,1ss 'h's1 ana '''- IS
: srith and without Heels
u q Black and Fancy Lasting Caters
tt ESsFsnd Goat Heeled BoOtees for SCHOOL,
iIsrsn, Kd and Morocco bOotees thick and thin sole
s' Ankle Ties with Roseils;
Top boOtees wit Heels
SyomsnIs extra size Calf Gnd Goat bootees
Se~Vant'g " Kip and Dutch Bootees;
Calf and Goat with Heels
For Gents and Boys,
Gents 6us Pump and Stitched Cav Boots
- "a quilted bottom W. P. 4"
&C Souble sole W. P.
Cali stitched, Calf Congress Caters =
q q dOuble sole p. l.. extra
:. Union Ties, seved and peggsdi
4" q Calf OEfo.d Ties stitched and pegged;
g Cloth Congress CATERS stitched. -.-.-
Boys fne v Z. Calf v 5Oo t seWed and Pegge0i
- Calf ana Kip boots
q IS Calf Oxford Ties, seWed and pegged;
Congress Caters;
Cloth and P. l., Congress Oslters'
Thick BTOgans, Boots.
Extra heavy BrOgans for plantation uSe
Mans beavy B0ots ali Of which will be solo ehsep y
~ BRADSHAW & RUTLAND.
Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Boxes
LADIES' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
q " Travelling
sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
I'll Trunks
Hog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Vsises. - ,
HIso H.svy Wool Hats Carpet Bags, Satchels, Black
e. an the shoFs articles will be sold at the very
49, 1Ticss by BRADSHAW b RUTLAND,
SO"'''P No, Il College Street,
- LS:gn of the Negro)
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Pail 1ting Establishment.

M, YDERs. TTOUsFHOIDERS. &C;
RET a sS 5e 20 Necessary and secured the
services c competent 80 W SG-SNTRACTS
in the line Of his yoeauon' III al
the deDan meBt Of
8OUSF PAINTING.
The subsc rber Is prepaIo eTaT large which may b5
rIaP,G styIe and upon terms which oannO l"N "
give sstfza cuOn. -, -.-,Dor n
He Is ais pTepaISu. - - ssN5T a PAINTING
SIGN A ND OnN15 n eThJinp
~ Sa0s-pDeSt secured the services OF tke nosl
sS,sTt7 an n experienced artists - u,o,k In his
The sui IS ubeT Won anal arrangements.
line to gvH hma Gil D5'o'0 e r T. FLEMING.
No. 90 Union st. between Cherry and summer
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E. K. GLASCOCK,

AUCTIOSEER AND GENERAL AGENT,
rToTLD offer his to the public Agent foF The
w sale Of
neal Estate, Negroes, Furniture Dry
Goods, Groceries,
- srsees Of properly, eithsT IN town county. Pc
- derned 10 devote my time 70 the above business ard
.D bad considerable experience hatier mysethat can
80 saction 10 those who may favor me in that iine
- ,Ivevs 81 found stths Counting Room Of the Patriot
rhen IN my absence, orders can Oelef lmay4-th
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a Neat Small Dwelling

FOR SALE.
An offering for sale neat dwelling College sfeet
nst beyond the Medical College. The House Is G dek
eo2tains good rooms clsern, &C., ana Will 20 sIio slA
great bargain. For terms apply TO -r, al
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FINB TOBACCO.

VTr have been appointed Sole Agents Of Nashville foI
w ne sale OF James Thomas r. of RehmoudS va
Celebrated Manufactured Tobacco
usI received 200 boxes OF the fUloEing brands, Va =
level OF OPHIRs
RUBY TWIST
NECTAR LEAF,
BUTTER OF SPONGE CAKE,
Which va will sen q he Mauufacturers' prices for cash
~ is CARTBR, MCKAY & CO.