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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

(NRACKKRs, In air-sighs Cans, pveserv aeA
j. sTAbLER 4 JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
FAWaB.H Z; ROC E RIBS.
GEO. ID. DAVIS.
WHOLESALERS RETAIL GROCER,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

OPfosHf thf USih'd Ddhk, fsiathhtho, -"
lust hand and in soreSo MAckera, In !. anu
hbls this Falls catch No North Carolina Ros Herring In
bbis bhl Cuba Honey strictly prime LOGON bales Cotton
factory prices the trade 3Od lbs Leaf Lard al Bat
prices the trade 0 seamless aud scwcd Hays as
sorted Porto Rico C. palyerised Crushed anu L"ai
Sugar; Java Moeho Lag ara and Rio Cofoc Green ana
black Tens Wool Rolls Wool Raw Cotton and Bats MAN
White Lead and other Paints 1nsecd Lamp and Tanner
oil aud Copai Varnish; Hammered, Rolled Hoop stror
Round aud Square ron Iron Axlc Cast Boxes smear
Spring and Blister Steel; bellows Vices, Anvil, screw
Plates aud Horse Shes Wax, Sperm and Adsmanne Can
lies L. and ~ Pine Apple and fnglish Dany Cheese ana
Rice salt Nails French AMI America Glnss aud Putty t'o'
Timothy Orchard aud lr,d Grass seed and many ohcr
articles which will ha ,l cheap cash short cred
negotiable paper exchange for country prodnc"
will give particular attention 10 tho sale Of country P"re
and m A, prompt returns dee Il dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

kSGOTI's Admir-. .JtbNEa.-Nore thar two
having elapsed since the qualification Of the person
Of the said VIM Scott, s Court doth
upon r. Jones ID. Y Pankey and sally
his WIFE Josephine W Jones, and Paul Jones Jr, order
said VIM H. Scott do on the first DAY
Of the Of this Court show cause any they can
why said deceden should not be paid over
his egatees And the Court doth order that
so much the Of said decedert
10 show against distribution his estate be pubah
successve weeks, In one OF the news
papers published the city Of Lynehourg and be posted
The door the Of this the first day Of two
terms the Husrgs Ezyoa from he d
y. W. OUNNANdTON, =
dec clawforfw.1 Clerk.
a In air.aiGha lana.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

UNEATM BLOW TO RATS AND M1CE.-
IL We have for sale Frank. RAT ExTERMlNAToR.
hich hay sold for years. and can testify TO It's efficacy
In remoyng Rats and Mice In quick time For sale by
nov l0.ds j. II. THOMPSON CO, Druggsts
DURE WINEhAND BRANOYa.-Pare Lon
ID don Dock BRANDY, pure iuce PORT WINE. old Har
mony sherry and Madeira WINES all warranted pure for
medicinal purposes For sale by
dec ii dts JOHN II, SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

From Rer j. J. Hines. Pastor Of ifrni church. Boston
Dr. AyFR:-l have used your Pills with extraordinary
family and among those called To In dis
To regulate the digestion and the
hood they the best remedy have ever known, and
confidently recommend ,hrin my friends
Yours, ] V. HINES.
WARSAW, WfoNtS0 CO. n Y Oct "a. lo5A
DFNn SIR: i musng catharic Pills practice.
nnd find them eNcelle, purRaNcto cleanse the
aud purify the fountains OF the blood
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

wv offer President. aud Contractors
w The different lines of Internal Inir Ncmonis through
out the State Of debts due by the state aud
for and sale of ifenia Slate stock Hs>
ing every facility arg prepared to make liberia
advances ON ST ill sold Our changes VIII he moderate
also services to our ficnds in the country for he
pur has, OF Virginia State Bank. and every description Of
Stocks at the current market without charge Of
commission.
by mail either for the purchase sale OF any sscur
ity will prompt attention and will be attended
good though the parties sending were present
NOV sclawfurlyl G. W PURCELL & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

',MrItA'> pfFur Arp"mat'oS, Va Dec 81 lN;f
WurTINOF 4 IIsitN- mar sfrs III a." STA
me, l.urn tt,u ct your LIZ HAND 81 II
IN ,vN ku,n uatrt They ARE certainly the host Flow
seen Tor h and in fnci, every
Your ,,ir aIieuiipn In regard to Tie Flows desired
Npms with mach respect. ..-..
J..ats IHoS T. MATTHEW'S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

POST OFFICE, f1AE1LAsp, LiN "a, Mi,n NOV. 10, 1859
Dir hYtN; Your pills III" perfection al M icne They
have done wifc good than tell She had
been sick and Tinng for months Ncnt" TO liz dnrior
ed cNpnns" bat hrttcr She .n commenced
ittiue your ll, which rr,d hr. 10y 'HPr'ng hlf'
quantities dead her body lhry afterwards
cured her aud children of blnoy dyscnt'ry one al
,iglhnrs had II bad and wife cured hun With t"" do
of your Pills while others around PAID from five IL
twenty dollars doctors bills aud lost much time. without he
cured entirely then such medicine yours, which
is actually good and honest, will he priz here
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17

vuyO WHITRWAsHEKa.-K 4
. KALsOMINE BRUSHES, just to hand and for sale by
dee li.dtaI J. II. THOMPSON Co, Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-17
.
ErysipcIns, sCroTuIn, Kings Evil, letter tn
nOrs. a ud Snlt Ikhcum

From a EorKd,dinR Merchant Of 81 LOnis Feb 1, 1896
IN AYER:Your Piis the paragon of all thar great
in medicine. They have cured my little daughter 81 uicerous
her hands and feet that had proved u"urac
Her mother had been long grievOnsy afflicted with
hotrhes pmrrs her skin her hair After
child cured she also tiled Pills and ney have cured
her. ASA MDNt Ridge.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17

The Savannah Repp5lieas Of Monday says that
the FlOOp Wandsrsr positively landed cargo Of AZ
rieaus near Brunswick. Joseph Ganabl, District
Attorney, arrested those men on Saturday who are
thought to Be implicated They are named Juan B.
Rajests, n A Brown, aud Miguel AguiOisr Ras
guel Mir. Gaaahl refused to aliOF The sdmissiOn Of
the prisoners 70 BAIL the charge was piracy, and
they we're eomuiltsd to jail. The District Attorney
is using eVsry sxerion to obtain evidence and sent
10 Brunswick to elicit Information The examina-
ton vas fixed for Thursdsy. A tug boat was dis
pa,obed 20 Brunswick to TOW the WaRdsrsr to ss-
vannah but the ship mssleren board refused to give
up Il is reported that the collector al Darien states
that the Wandsrsr had no appearance Of having had
slaves board The RsPu6Iiean says tha, it is ru-
mOrsd that the Africans were landed On Jenkil ISL
and; that steamer which LEFT Savannah took $50
on board and conveyed them past Savannah to the
plantations, whence they we're scattered through
the country. The cargo IS supposed to have con-
sisted Of $50 The Wandersr halls from St. Helena
and is without regular papers. There is no Consul
there, but she has informal papers from the native
officials, without seals.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17

The Mississippi Legislature adjourned sine de on
tbe I'd inst ItPsssed bill taxing ali lands lying
betEesnthe MississippiandY rivers aad running
up the Yszoo to the Tallshslehie, thence TO the
mouth Of MeCrswVer's creek up 70 the ChickasaW
Bluffs, ten cents Per for FIVE years, excepting
such lands in the counties Of PsnOla aad DesOta,
as lie between the base Of the hills and the highest
known food lands Of the Mississippi. The Chieks-
saw school lands are also exempt This bill is to
he submitted 10 the vote Of the people residing in
the district proposed to be taxed If there shall be
majority Of the legal of the district in favor
ef the taxation bill, the law win 60 into effect in
January February, and the tax viii be collected
in March. Afidavits must be made BY residents
setting forth the facts that the land is situated be-
tween the base Of the above mentioned counties and
the highest known food land, OF il will not be ex
empt from taxation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17
Capture Of the - su.an.''

TIE Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun says: . e
If in respect to the supposilion Of the capture Of
the escaped hliibusler craft Susan" By british
French Esr vessels, the official paper here rightly
stated that the event would 'srouse e-voluRteer
feeling in this country to the highest pitch Of ex
eitsment. aad that g it is hardly probable that
government would look with eomplaeenoy upon in
terferenos on the part OF snJ European power in
the affairs Of Central Ameriea, for the purpose OF
protecting its feeble governments from assaults Of
our people" ihen it WOHd certain that fhS
cent sVHs on the coast Of Nicaragua cannot fell to
ezeite such popular feeling 10 elicit such exeou-
tive reprehenscn It msy be that the recent intsT~
course here between Mr. White, of the "White-
5tebbings transit company" and Walker was caleu-
lated 70 srOuse suspicious that the passengers Of hs
washington" were flibusters in Disguise but il
does not follow that they should be stopped by hIsa
regUd itssG when the fact Of their condition shOF
Them to be really peaceful men, desiring transit
across the IsthmUs Much less have the British ships
a right to interfere with t6em at al. Tie Washing
ton is sn American ship, regularly cleared Her
owners, crew and passengers are Americans No
power bad sovereignty over her at home or abroad,
except the United States. The "visit' 70 her Of
British officers and their general espionage the
steamer and her passengers, cannot fail 20 be high
ly offensive to this government. The constant dec
laradon Of Gen. Cass in respect 10 thrsstensd inter
ference By the British, more thsn warrants the be-
lief IS above expressed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17
MCKENZIE q mINCRIN
Have rented q. 4sp.. ~ l4. es9;g, ssss

Have rsnisa tis House, no "a. College Srssf q e
doors bcioig tie Ssuaaes House
Their stock Of Hardware isnow complete contains at least
sss1 variety eanbe found any other house n the City
They VIII endsavuT keep at an tines best thrr
line and % sell at tae lowest Erges A leif tlle,
be found Tor
BUIEDERS---Every description % LocRs from De hest
quality % The eheaPsaii Roltsi Hinges, screws
Nails % an sizes
CAaE12NrEkk EkkS=--Pldnes, Saws, Chisels Cages, Han
p mers, and every description Of Tool
BLACASlAAN AnYls, eiedge hauiefs tscll
..srs Z g &e., &C. eH
PAINTERS---Brushes Of every size and quaSitv,
Tools busters Cauiel's Hair rencls &C &C.
sfARlE hEEPE fA---The dneEf Eaglish and} rench
Horse brushes American Brushes Curry Collss
u Dung RQrEs, &c, &C. .r. 100
EAEAMEAAs---spaies, shoveis, scythes, Picks, &C.
GAR DNHIt S---oss Rakel, Pruning npeents, lines
ar, sc. m
SPORTSlHEN---Double and Single Barrel shot Guns,
PCWdef Flasss, 6auis B q, Percussion Caps, AZ,
Pocket Pistols, Coils ReVolVers, sAllans and all
the new imprOTeu.euts in lire Arms
HOUSE AEEEE-Aka-s-fi1t1d. Edrks- rEnie and Tea
spoons, Ivory HANDLED Cutlcry Of every pattern
Knives and FORKS o. sll kinds
CANDEEST iCik S---Brsania Plauilhsl IN Jspannei,
Of al kinds.
8ASA EsES---oi everT shape anl siEs-
WkITERS AND TEA TIA VS---lror, 10e. each up
10 The dnest qualify.
WOODEN AHAHEs--Baeksts, Rolling Pms. Trays
Bowls
FEATHER DUSrEEls---Dusting Brushes, I3rooul,
PoPe,s Heada and Eyes, Nos, and casEei
ORNAMENTAL .GOOBS---Plats Warmers. Cosi Vas.
es5 Toilet sets, &c, &C, &c
MACKENZIE 4 MTyGHIN,
oct9e "A Cn1fere 1tr-at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17
Lord NapIor,s RecalI.

The New York Albion credits the reported rsesll
Of Lord Napier, but repudiases the assigned
for it by the London Morning Post. The probable
ground Of this unexpected change IT, says the AIbi>
on, personal, sud Is much to be regrsttsd-tO wit
"the health Of Lord Napier, wha languishss uuder
the trying climate Of Washington 1t also sug-
gested that an exchange has been sfecied between
the respective occupants of the mission at Florence
and that ct Washington. For Mr. Lyons It is added
"ths would be step in advance, whilst Tuscany is
SO sparee spot among diPlOmaist' Irrespective Of
its relative rank, that the Marquis Of Normandy
long held ofbos there stsr having seen both Lord
Lieutenant Og ireland, and British Ambassador in
Paris
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17

A correspondent Of the Augusta Chronicle says:
@YOu viii be surprised, probsbly to learn that ar
rangemsn.s are now being made to commence wash
ing for diamonds in Georgia, YET it is true. Tso
Localities have been found where tbelr matriz,
and al its accompanying material, are found in
abundance; and from the upper seofiou, in Han
and other sounties, several hsVe been found Of the
anest nnalilr,l ----
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17
! q Ias Old gsHtlsnin e7aParusa imnedI,sslg.

"a 1as ola gentleman svaParatsa imnedtitesy.
NHo1ssaLE lsDI5fszsf.AH win bs rsm--..
bsrd iEat on ths 1874 Of September liasf { ~.
2smsd 81 Little John" Fas arrssfed II flsrr.,-
S0aiol y United States Deputy sizrsSai Loss ~
SoluHs1us, b. virtue Of a Rarran, s0s ~ Usitsf
,4 Ste.e' Commissioners CFiu6nisu, OF tbe Sou,bs-,
District Of Ohio, st the instance Of IS lersos L,
gsnnings, the depuied agsnt or she oaaer- I'm C
bsson, eeta residents af Msson oouafy. gK..l re
same day mob Of ihe eitizeasof O5erl.n -. -s5s.
ed 70 preyent The execution OF The pro,ss- - ~
marfhal, and the negro vas ressned "a rr.lis,ss.o,
few miles iron ObsriiH. Ire ss,iz..s "a ~
latter Plase hs.d glorifeasi9n mesi8e ssa 5s,e~-
mined 70 rssist for The future any AMI every aiees
10 aFrsst negro a. O6erin. The rec8ilee ion sF
tns affair has Dtstfy Q el away 5ui is bs.,rv il
revive % the recent ass- Of the Udissd sfs,es
Grand Jury ct Clelslands vac have bssaest their
lsooEs y elase % finding irue Blk asa.sss irv
seTeH Of me Fi0geaders ia GAS aHair SUITED IL
Rev. Jss- M. Fitch, iormeslg misso a-r % J-ma-
lea, several theol0gioal stu,1ts, eiusise ssyss
and thirty other citisaEs Of al c0Iors.f TIE .ra
sleFgYmsn and eleven hers are ndelsd Tor ai8inr
snd absfting the rescue Of lie negro, s8d the re,
mainiag tweuy-four are indicted for he resese IT,
self.
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rhings vrIse ID other Wlse.


Things wise and other WiSss
AGAR sfORT.-A Philosophical old gentleman was
one day passing new school house, erected some
where towards tbeseting sun border Of our glorious
Union, when bis attention was suddenly attracted
to a crowd OF psrsons gathered around the door
He inquired Of boy whom he met what was going
on,
''WeIl Bothin espt The skuls esmmitiy, and they're
gOin' in.7
90 committee meets to dayf What fort"
swell, /" continued the boy 'tyou see Bill, that's
our biggest boy got mad the other day Al the teacher
and sc he went all round and gathered dead cats
EOthin' but cats, and cats and cats o, il was or
ful, them cats! l-.zs
'.PshaW what have they to do with the school
committee I" rrT rtl
''NSw, well you see Bill kept bringing cats and
cats alters pilin' Them up yosder," pOihting to
huge pile ss large in extent a pyramid ard con
siderable aromatic, "snd he piled them. Nothin'
but cats, catsP P'
''Nsvsr mind ny son, what Bill did, what has the
committee met fOri7
'sThen BiIl got sick handliu' them, and every
/ body got sick nOsing them, but Bill got madder,
and didn't give it up, but kept piin' up the cats
/ and"
"Tsl what the committee are holding = meeting
Sor9
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17

NASHVILLE LURIBEII YARD.
NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.

FTVHE SUBSCRIBERS sssoessed thenssiles together
III Tor the Purpass q doing Business IN d +
aARDWARE, CUTLERY. AND HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODs.
The business viii Be conducted under De styls II NAoErz
MfNcHiE- AEEx MACKENZIE
Nashville, October /, ISIS. W. ~ NISCnIE
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way ne skule clmmittE are zsia' r3 s,..t.
iato sag Rhesher ihsg,I n nave sis ssss tsass e.
tha rafs 10 -
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EzSHABnE AT PLEASURE.
onssquarss yaar. 9SoEseiI additional square, sIo
Advertisers exceeding the sPsce contracted
for, VEfai be chaEg ca for the excess
IN THE WEEKLY l
oun DoLLAR for the a and FFTT CEs1slor sleh
g1tsefasuf Insertion.
AdTertsnens pp5shed 10 both the Daily AID Weekly, via
Be charged mn daily rates with onshaii ne weekly
added
7rasaaaf Aausrseassis asss d pad f a. ~ sius q
To Correspondents.
Il VIII save Is great ees q unneceary toubls n our
hiends Ia Writine VIII tear In mind the following rules
AIgays give thsdate poIs ocs o0anty and sts s toy
q yeur letter AZ
II Fcu wish the ron once another give
both 0dces IN fall.
you write On tuane and On other matters write separate
sheets of paper didsrent Leaves q one Sheet
Letters rluncacus ostd upon all such facts and
subjects nay be Of Information interest the puhc.
Anonyo eo1muns5s q whatever character WI recsiss
oattcntidn.
Correspondents should write only upon one side sf the paper
We cannot undertake 70 return ece unioaiioas.
All letters business should be directed Nssss T.
HAsTNAN & Co and act personally siiher Of ths Prors
ora
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17

EsHNE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.=-cagzz shuiizha
II ssnt u large lotog Fl1s Iohaoeo.
D. n LANGLEY a CO.
sP2 Agents. far z. sA9,.s, Al Ii.lsss 4 booker.
l--.. COE4N IIEAIr7 -.-4
WMTE Just IN recepto Hunlrs Busher Corn Neal
and have mads 2rnsensnts tss oa hsl acous1lus
luppJ.
Forty Bags Cosrse Corn lsls suabls fr e n % ces per
usheL loct7-tf FREEMAN BIOS
NASHVILLE LUMBER YARD.
HAVING purchased of Mr. j r Darien ne sfore Yard
vth he stock % LuHiueron hsrls TiI hereafter keep
constantly on hand, Al kinds % iuherr both drel ari
dressH M Joseph Andersen vi tl1 Re ii tue iari
. artend . tae apglssion q cusiours hsltsrs.
ast6-t2m. 10 u. GIBSON.
A KERR a Co., I1LR0RTEHs oF REAL
~ HAVANA CIGARS, pure French Brlnaes, Wins, Hell
land Iin saEnaoa hnlls Aarschil1, A1slth, Bttrs.
Post once Building, corner Of Chry aud Church sts
NaahThe HB
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17
MACHINE MADE HORSESHOES.

MACHINE MADE HORSESHOESs
- THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
IN at Troy, N. Y, have HEnry Burdens I'M M N
H Wproved HORSE SHOE Machinery ncWHf M
I'll H lin successful operation, and prepared toN III
III execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, Of "
any Weight and Pattern, at price but little " .
above the prise Of Horse Shoe Iron
quality used in these shoes is warranted in every
respect These shoes have been approved Of and used by
Government exclusively, also by many Of the
principal Stage and Omnibus Companies and Horse ShOer
throughout country These Shoes be purchased through
the principal and Iron Stores in the United States
addressed the subscriber, Troy will receive prompt
sttention. WIN. 2. BURDEN,
aDril6-Iy Agent, Troy. York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17

EyINE TEAS.--Just received from . large Importes
Teas good assortment Of Imperial, GunPOEder, Scion
and Black Teas for sale BY the large small quantity hy
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@Iass.


...-.. e4-s ~AASs
DRY GoODSl
No.7o PubIic square.
NAsHvrEIE, Tenn.
New stock Of ran and Winter
GOODss
"a e-4 4e AAe
n aTsnsrIa reoeips Of our stock Goods to The
! oose Z s9 sas ever Imported y u.s. ladies' Dress Goods
Of tAe latest Styles entirely new l
- FRENCH, ENGLISH ana GERMAN ME-
R1SOs,
zTHIBET CLOTHS;
ALPACA LUSTRES, of ali qualities;
REAL Sf6HIAIR ANA SILK hUsTREs;
CORURGs, and ITALIAN CLOTHS for
Ladies, Dress Goods;
DE BEGE, &c, Sso., of All qualities; -
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE LANES, OF the greatestva-
riery of styles;
FRENCH, SCOTCH, ana AMERICAN
FLAIDs, ,,&c.
Childrcn's PIaids----GOOds OF
eg styles
solid -cOlOred mOUsLIN DE LANES, of
all qualities;
Our stock OfDREsS GOODS Is perFectand
-cOnnpleto I'm every respect, and cannOtbe
surpassed in quality ana price.
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods
Superior quality of BLACK, BLUE and
FANCY COLORED CLOTHS Of all prices.
BLACK, and FANCY COLORED CAssI-
MERES Of entirely new styles;
SOLID COLORED CAsSlmEREs of all
qualities
FANCY yEsTTHG. AIarge stock Of new
styles OF CUT VELVET, FANCY CASSI-
MERE, SILK snd wORsTED VEST
INGS .Ec.,&c.
Notions and trimmings!
Our stock comprises the largest variety of small wares Trim
mngs Thrad skinds, Combs Buttons &c, &C.; Hosiery,
Gloves suspenders HAEerche Umbrellas and article
wanted in Dry Goods Store.
BLACK andFANCY DRESS SILKS;
With the greatest variety of Trimmings.
OoCases FANCY PRINTS, of American,
English and French manuTacte~e.
80 Gases BIeaohed Domestic, all quaIi-
ties;
100 Bale. BROwN sHEETINGs and
SHIRTNGS;
100 Bales 4-4 and 7-s OsNABURGs;
100 Bales BROWN and BLEACHED
DRILLINGS;
sOCases PLAID LTNsEY;
so Gases BED TICKING and CHECK
PLAIDS, etc;
2OCases sATTNETS;
so Cases KERSEYS;
5000 Negro BLANKETS of all qUsafftfe ,
1000 COAT BLANKETS,
TRAVELLING RUGS, BLANKETS, ETC.;
White Goods and EmBrOideries - every
variety, Sleeves, Collars, ETC., etc.s
LACES, EDGINGS, FOOTINGs, white
and Black ROnnet Ribbons of all 81 tyEesT
NIANTUA and SATIN RIBBONS, Of All
cOIOrs and widths;
IRISH LINENS of every quality; ...
SILK and TABBX VELVETS, all cOIOrsj
The greatest variety OF SHAVLS, for
LADIES' also, GENTLEMENsS TRAVEL
LING SHAWLS;
mOHAIR andALPACA WRAPPERS,ete.
The assortment offering the trade is largest and
best have Oerdand win be sold prompt deaeSOn
liberal time.
Ready-Made Clothing.
Our stock of Ready Made Clothing complete it argeas
sOrment Of the of goods the tyes, all
entirely new.
LINEN and COTTON SHIRTS, Draw rers, etc.
FANCY SHIRTS OF ALL QUALITIES
SHIRT COLLARS, SHIRT FRONTS, &C.. &e- Z;
MERno AND cAsHdERE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
AT ALL PRICES, &C, &c. sos
prepared trade and invits ths ttsntiOn Of
prompt paying dealers to examine stock and price
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-17
FALLAND WINTER DRY GOODS.
BOOTs AND sMOEs.


BRADSHAw &KUTLAND,
no. 30, U170g STREET.
- HAVE iustreoeived fresh supply Of BOOTS
~ and SHOES, which wiz Be sold at the very low 80
st prices f s1ci1sy } ~
- Laddes Lasting Caters With and without heels;'
Ladies' Lasting Congress Caters, with ard Etout heesi
do Thick and Thin Sole Kid BOotees heels and beelsi
Front Laced Lasting Gaers5 lgi % 7- s--rF.1
French elnbroideref slippers, something nicei ~
do White Kid slippers ana Roseits :. - -, =. ivs-s
do Kid slippers, plain and heele and 20 heels.
FssEa MISSES AN ID aCh AAzk9tAEfes -.l- Z
Misses Thick Sole Gid and Goat BOotees, heeedi
do Black Lasting Caters; -e -
do Kid Slippers
do Thick Sole school ShosslC Eii.1 tf -
Childrsns lid ad goat BOOtes, thick and thin Sole
do Black Lasting Gaitersi ...-f r.
do Fancy heeed Shoes:
do Ankle Ties and Slippers Pm ~
5-ia1 FOR GENTLEMEN -zHls7 sst ~
d entlemers' extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
90 do Calf Water Proof co r1
do do Pump do
do do do Stitched DO
do D. s Congress CATERS -.#r
do do P. L. do do ........ =.
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties;
DO DIS. do do do
do Cloth Congress Caters -t -
de Lasting Ties. i.-
And articles kept in Shoe Store, to which invite the 0t
tention Of ali wanting artclesin our line.
ia n2S t BRADSHAW = RUTLAND.