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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

4 TRUE AND ToucnlNG INcIDENT.-The Glass
gov Christian Necs gives the following as no
fiction, but the plain truth:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

a TRUE AND TouculNG INcIDENT.-The Glas-
gov Christian Ne.os gives the following as no
fiction, but the plain truth:
Ayoung man and his wife were preparing to-
attend a Christmas party at hehouse of friend
some miles distant. Henry, my; dear husband,
don't drink too much ut the party to-day; you
will promise me, won't you" said she, putting
her handupon his brow, and raising her eyes
to his face withia pleading smile NO, Millie,
willinot. You may trust me" and he wrap
ped his infant boy in a soft blanket, and they
descended. The horses were soon prancing
over the turf, and apleasant conversation be-
CALLED the way. Now don't forget your pro-
mise, " whispered the young wife, as they passed
up the steps. Poor thingl she was the wife of
a man who loved to look upon the wine when
red. The party passed off pleasantly, the time
for departing drew near and the wife descended
from the upper chamber toj Join her husband
pang shot through her trusting heart as she
met him, for he was intoxicated-he had bro
ken his promise! Silently they rode home
ward, save when the drunken man broke into
snatches ofisong or unmeaning laughter But
the wife rode on, her babe pressed closely her
grieved heart. "Giye me the baby, Mile, /
can't trust you with him. he said, as they ap-
preached a dark and swollen stream After
some hesitation, she resigned her first-born-
her darling babe, closely wrapped in a great
blanket-to his arms. Over the dark waters
the noble steed safely bore them, and when they
reached the bank, the mother asked for the
child. With much care aud tenderness he han
ded her the bundle, but, when she clasped it to
her arms, no babe soas therei 1t had slipped
from the blanket, and the drunken father knew
it not. A wild Shrek from the mother aroused
him. and he turned aroundj just in time to see the
! little rosy face rise one moment above the dark
waters, and then sink forever! What a specta-
clel The idol of his heart gone--gone forever,
and that by his own, intemperancel The an
guish of the mother, and the remorse of the
father may be better imagined than described.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04

LANGPRIED, substantial and fancy Boot and isho
- has removed his shop opposite his old stan
on Main St near the Yerandal 6tl solcites II
patronage of the public intending his work 10 recoms
itself [aPS-8m1 ]. J.LANGFRIED.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-04
CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

Sor the Information of strangers visiting the pub
h the following list of the different Churches and their
me and place of nesting Ifthere any Mistakes we
wtlmake the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. Afdtthe4D'6, iscopuIsG Corner Monroe and Byron
trsets,Rev E. t. PERxIns, Rector; morning 1O
clock, evening"
ST. Jos, Epfsccpa1fd, Main street, between First and
second Centre Wheeling, ReyJ. H. Saith, A b.,
Services-MornIng 1Q}<; afternoon 81; night ~.
First PTesbytertan, REV R. H. EED, Pastor, Fourthst
etween Monroeand Quincy;
Second Presbyterian, Webster street. between Main and
Market Centre wheeIng services morning evening.
Third Pres6teria Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Tabert sts, South Wheeling, Rev. E. Woops Pastor sery
morning and evening"
Fourth Pres6ytertdn Rev. "A. PAUL., Pastor,
etween Washington and Adams services morning
evening
Fourth Street Aesodtst Episcopal, Rev. j. f. wnsos,
Pastor between Monroe services
morning and evening. at5s Is.
Hcrth Street Methodist Episcopal Rev AA. REoRRP
corner Market and North sts North wheelng services
morning and evening.
ChaPtine Street Methodist EpiscopaE, Rev II. n. Mos
ROE, Pastor, ChRpne street. between FIRST and Second
Centre Whee!'ngSseryices morning and evening.
South Wheelin9 II. E. CAanes, Rev.. J. s. Hall,
astor; services morning and evening.
Rhssltn0 Island Chapel, on Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
WILSON, Pastor.
chaPlne street, between Webster and Third Wheel
81
st. James Cathedral Roman Catholic, RI Rev. BISHOP
H. v WHELAN Fifth street, OF Hampden; services
morning and afternoon.
associate Reformed, Rev. J. T. MoOLuRE Pastor, corner
arketand Jefferson sts servoesmOrning afternoon
Disciples, Market street, between Webster Third
Centre Wheeling; services 10 in the morning, and7
evening.
EOangsEfcOl Protestant, Rev. WA. HEIFKn PASTOR Clay
rect, above Sixth, EastWheeling.
Zion Erangeltcdl LUthertd,t, Rev. F. ZrslsMKBMAS,
astOr Market street, between Webster and Thrd Centre
WheelIug;servlccs morning and evening.
's0tsa Sy"ago0us, Quincy street, between Market and
Main.
Ge'4aGH Protestant, Union Ram Main street, between
Monroe and Quincy services 1oJs morning.
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into Highways for huFrying msrshardissl TBs
tradesman who eau row seares get fogsihs4 sasu,s
n bis marrow home 20 get an 0utfi, in rsirr1 tb-
millionaire Of neE gold hsld or the shrsu rs.lIsr
Of successive bubble town loss. The oz-ifissr win
nsrge into ths proprietor Of the express lins, sbs
farmers boy win boast the possession Of = rsnobs
Win cattle On 3 hundred hills NorwfI fhsr, b,
asating dark lines in al this Eildsd D.rssu,rvf
Tho broken saaelsE. ths youth FhOss bri4st soDs
has been sztinguisbed in crime, the insose4isssd
miner Ehose 'sbad luck " has become shs uro-srb
Of bis assOeiatss-ths husband the fashs- tbssbils
returning % plant the willow over the srasss of
those for whose sake ho struggled 90 b-sFsIy sfar
forsune-an these viii mingls In the panorama.
And yes the good win surpass ths evil the aIsdnsss
be greater than thss sooE, the eont-ibufisa 10 ns-
tOnsl progress artrsnssead the cases of individual
suffering. Altogsihor, it is oOntsnplafion torouss
the spirit and nake rs proud Of our counsrv and
ear time. What ether land can hold ous sesh IN
speakable indueensnt to thrifty toll And ahat
other age can parallel such irruptons o5 people
fastening 10 pioneer ths Wildernsss9 Such, how
ever, Is she coming marvel Of the coming year.
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'ENNsYLvANIE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
PENNsYLVANEA RATLRoAn.



FENHE Great Central Routs connecting Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern and Southwestern Stas by
tuuous Railway direct This road ase Pburg
with daily lines Of Steamers t0a ports the Western Rivers,
nd az Cleveland and sandusy wi "a steamers all ports
Northwestern Lakes; malg the direct, cslast
Fols6 ty which FREIGHT be forwarded the
5redJ Hesf.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss.-Boots- Shoes Dry Goods Qn - . inns.
boxes,l Eurs, Feathers, drc., 'So per Aoo D
6HCoND CLAss.-B00Es and Stationary, Dry en-. Il 100.
Goods an Dales-) Hardware. Leather, SC, wv f1 A0D
THIRD CLAss.-Anvils. Bagging, Bacon and "a - ,oou
Pork lin bulk-) Hemp, &c, -. ~ Pa A'oD
EouRrH CLAss.-C0Ge Fish, Bacon, and Pork "a, - ,oo-
(packBd,) Lard and Lard OH, 1'o P0L I'Ob o
Flour-75cs per bbl. until further notice
Gran-it5ct1. per 100 lbs., until further notice.
Coton-S2 per bale exceeding 5000 weight,
ther notice.
particular 10 marx Package 'cr. PEislLiJ RuilrDGL"
All Goods consigned to the Of this Railroad Phiads
pla PitJsBurg VIII BE- forwarded withoat detention
FREIGHT AsEyrs-Ear-is W0rmley & Co.. Memphis, Tenn
R. T. sa q Co., ST. Louis; j. s. Mitchell & Son, Evansville
lndiaai Dumesu, Bell ana Murd0c, aud Carter B. JeEstt
Louisville, Ky r. c. Nedrum, Madison, Indiana sprngman
4 Brown anu Irwin Co., Cincinnati, n. W Graham 4 Co..
Evansville, Ohio Leach 4 Co.. No. 81 Khy seet, Boston,
ec 4 Co. AstO- House, New York; No. I, William street,
and NO. Battery Place New YORK; J. Sneler, Philadph
Magrew hooIs. Baltimore Geo o. FrancisCus, Pibur.
r II. II. HOUSTON, GeHerTt FFeiQ6g gent, Paita.
II. }. L0MBAEBT, SRpt,, AlbO0HG, Penn.
aprl, '5S-tf
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onesquare. one year, s5o-Each additional vsusrs 40
Advertisers exceeding the space coRsrasfsd
Tor, viii be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
o DoLLAR psrsqaarSfor the @ FIrrT Cams Tor saeh
suEsequsnt Insertion.
AaYtssmsn.s pubiiEhod IN bOtA tie Daily and weekly m
Be charged tbs f daily rates with OnshAf ne weekly r.s.
sddsd
7ransis ASSfsssnfs asst b pad fs- ss a. tis of
To CorrespOndenGs.
Il will great deal Of unnecery tIoubIs n our
friends 10 writing 70 viii bear IN mind The foopa rues.
Always give he date, post once county and State n The boy
Of your letter
7 wish paper changed On one Oes to anosr DIV.
both Offices ia full.
Al you write business and On ether matters Rs separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon fcsand
saiecs as be Of nfomaton interest the public
Anonymous communications ef whatever haactsr E rsvs
90 attention.
Correspondents should Ws only upon SIDE ef he psper
NecannOt undertake. 70 return rsseted cOmuncatiouu
All letters business should be dirscted MeSs q
HATkAs Co, and not personally to either og tie Proprs
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TIE Ticket Office Is in the Passenger Depot and open
hour before the starting Of each ITan which allows ample
for The purchase Of Tickets Il is no other time during
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the5 A. NJ
Train which throughout with Trains the other roads
Time 70 Richmond a hours; Washington two days Phadephia
two and hale and New York three days. This the cheapest
and best ro1te from Nashville to tie East.
New Orleans passengers leave he2 P NJ Train, arriving
az Memphis time for New Orleans the evening Of
the day. and through without detention Memphis.
Those for Mc3innvs sparta, and Beeeba Springs, leave
Nashville $50 n. Train, which directly Tul-
lauma with the Train for McMiunvile. Persons leaving Nc
Mnnvile the morning arriveat Nashville 7:30 ?. NJ.
Nashville, there are which leave daily for Smhland,
and connect with boats for different places the Ohio and Ms
sissp rivers also, daily line Of stages for Louisville, leaving
very morning the arrival Of the night express.
By this change Of Schedule, the Train from Memphis
direct at Stevenson with up snd down day Trains causing
delay 70 Nashville and Esternp and hour gained
over the former Schedule 10 going 70 Memphis from Nashville
c. Z. ANDERSON,
5ulyIO, 1855 EFs tleneral Ticket Aggnt.
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NEW FALL g. WINTER GOODS
AT HOLESAL

/ .
AT WHOLESALE.
r r A u b Il q UCA
wv and Fancy Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing, Fur ard
Wool Hats Shoes Boots Brogans Carpetng ueensware
Merchants making up their stock In s market It is upne
for US 70 say anything IN regard selling goods cheap,
goods EzTRI oE4r We the charge and say to short
time prompt buyers and cash that prepared
our stock. = =.
popular kind imported TO- manufactured in the United States,
Also have large stock Of REIDYSIkDE CLOTHING that
can't be beat in quality style and cheapness America.
Also 400 cases BOOTS Shoes which and viii sell
Also 800 pieces Of CARPETING3 ply ply wool and all
cotton, that be bought Of for less than anucturrs
Also, have made arrangement with one the largest i'm
porting hOusesin America for QuenEe the crate for New
Also, Hardware, Cutlery, Files, Axes, &c, &C.
Merchants who purchase for cash. and give short
and pay Them will find our house is the place FOR them
TRAUBE LUCAS.
Particular Hoticel
It currently reported that sell Goods only by Auction
while Of our sales are made privately like all other
Wholesale Houses in this city, with one grand exception that IS
sell for cash. and short and from Sc zoe less than
heir prices laugl TRAUBE & LUCAS.
ladies Fine shoes and Caters.
j Ladies Brown French Lasting butonei Shoe CATERS
New CONGRESS Gait.rs, With and without heels.
sac & Front laced Caters, with and without heels.
Misses and Chsfens' Boots, Caters and slippers, with
heels and without. At 42 College JOHN RA8lAGE.
july E-
LSC--Aasseys Five Minute Ice Cream Freezers MeBar-
AIDS Louisville Refrigerator; Arthur's Fruit Cans;
ETuit Cans; Water Coolers, all sizes
iei8-tf J.w. WILSON, College street
LAED! LARB!!
= = BBLs. Family Lard in Store and for sale low By
Heb TERRESS & BROS,
angI5 80 Broad Street
BANK or COMMERCE.
NASHVILLE TFNv Dtr 10 1877
EUVE stockholders OF this having placed assets in
hands Trustee for the purpose Of winding up, those
indebted the Bank, viii please call and pay mp, their in
debtedness falls due The holders viii please
early possible receive in the Of the
Bank Of Tennessee The individual deposits in this
handed and hereby pledge my individual
bity fer them, and the money is ready when called for.
decl3-d JOHN o. JAMES.
III HAVE ON HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
BROKEN STONE for McAdamizing, and viii sell great
bargain,n If taken away short time.
" q. JOHEsoN,.
fe23 Peuiten tary.
LAND FOER SALE.
TTVHE subscriber fland the
Middle Franklin Turnpike four miles from Nashville ad
joining the tract which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones' The land equal the best with abundance Of excel
lent failing WATER with the beautiful building site
in the country and in the midst Of the finest neighborhood
America spriH NATHANIEL BAXTER
THOR SABE.--One hundred bales Northern Extra Hay
sH N u
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MACHINE Made HORSESHOES,

UTACEAANL MADE HORSESHOESs
- TIE TROYIEON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
~ at Troy, n. y, have HEuFy Burdens I'm M N
sI Gprovei q E0TESE SHOE MachineryncwH IN
til Yin successful operation, and prepared toll III
N "a execute orders for Horse and Mule Shoes Of NJ
any WEIGHT and Pattern, at price but Little y q
above a.. nr Ice o. Horse Shoe Iron.
TIE gu used 10 these shoes is warranted in every
respect These hcse approved Of, and used BY
Che Jl Government exclusively, also by many Of the
Hugiti sage ana Omu6us Companies and Horse Shoers
uI0Gt country These Shoes he purchased through
H principal Hardware and Iron Stores n the United States.
s addressed the subscriber At Troy, will receive prompt
attention. WM. +. BURDEN,
sUn,i-ly Agent. Troy. = York.
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FALL AND WTNTEB DRY GOODS.

EVANS CO., aa.sa-
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DTy-GOOds,
READYA4DB CLOTHING, BO0Ig SROES HATS,
VARIETIES, &C.,
NO. /, NASHVILLE INN BLOCK, NASHVILLE TElNEszu.
VETE are now in receipt Of our stock or GOODS fOr the
w FALL TRADE, which comprises every variety Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods sVarieties,
6ze., together with a Complete Assortment
of fRcady-made Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
and Hats. --....-1e
Uniting do all Of the above branches Of business in one,
think viii be able to offer such inducements to Merchants
make their interest trade with and would respect
fully solicit examination Of stock when in the city,
sug2I-R EVANS g. co
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY!
SNA BBLS q choice Green APPless delivesed at
~ warehouse in Nashville the plantation Persons
wishing 20 contract can call upon and we can furnish barrels
and Ok the time Of delivery.
We also want 1000 bushels Of Dried Apples and LOCO
bushels Of Dried Peaches. sacks furnished by
NPa Il. s. FRENCH & SON.
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The Ola Dominion CoFfce-POt

Gives healthy beverage. Nervous dyspeptc- and ous
who had not a coffee years, have able
drink their favore beverage again when this
and wh3ut occurrence Of any of the old unpleasant
quences It's healthy, because by be Of condenser evao-
ration prevented, and the boiled long enough
reeasea the natural elements OF the berry, get them just
proportion in the beverage
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Never fails do its right. Cook cannot spoil your cup
Coffee by or oetulness after she has placed the boiler
on the stove range.
Some three hundred Of the above Cospots have heen sold
Nashvie.aud they sran red 70 give perfect satisfactcn all
sizes from twenty quarts. Forsae hy
5eI5 :. W. WILSON, College street.
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TEENE TEAS.--Just received from large Importss OF
Teas, good assortment Imperial, GunpowdeF Solong
and Eack Teas Tor sale BY the large small quantity by
A. STRETOH.
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FUBFHER REDUCTION.
July IONS 1855.
ChaFIeasAn and savannah.

THRousH RATS o. FRoss sEN YORK 70 NAsHVLLE
InconecOD with W foEK SIDE Wheel snd Screw Steamship
Lines, to
Il. ChaFIeSeAR and savannah.
EE following rats to Jake eject On and after JUNE ls'
NEW YORK no NAsHEILLE.nss
First class, per 100 Tbs., --sr - -a s1 g
Second class. = ss--.-. g
Third class, = ~
Hats in Boxes, . Is
SpeciafFstes IS -f- a- , 81
s Esa CIAssIFIc ALTON on TIE ABOVE ROUTES. I4 q
1sT. CIAsS.--piano-Fortss, Books Stationary Boots,
Shoes, Lquors, Oils, ac in bottles; Camphene and Spirits
IHrpenne, in barre Carpeting, China, Glass and Glass
ware, in cases; Clocks, Coneconeries Cotton Cards Cut
ley, in cases, casks, and boxes Dry Goods IN boxes and
bales; Drugs, and ShruDhe-y, kurs Garden
Seeds, Loons-lasss, Looking Glass Plates, lat ov1
er rskJ Oysters in and jars saddey TN and Brit.
tania Ware, Teas ans Spices 7- aa-l .a,s.sai
SD CEASSs--ardWare (except such specified in First
and Third Classesl Coffee Mills, Aaehnery Foreign Ii
quOrs, barrels and pipes Tobacco Ii boxes Ieser in
rolls and boxes Ofs IN barrels and casks Grockery and
QueeusFare, crates and casksi Rics Mhing Plaster,
3D CLzSS--Axs sh6yeis Spades sad1rons, zinc and Tin
nrgs, Tin Pia Anvils, Vices casks of Ohaisan Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cordages Cohee lleaYy Castings MIL
Gearing, Carriage Springs and AEs, ReT0ad Mehels and
60 Ayies, Chairs, Spikes, and kosin N earrels; -,
other hight articles euumsraed ALSO CabOys Of Acids,
other Caenieas will secharged by actual Weghti at
NJ 30 ear for 5raSSge. Wharfage, or ForwardiAg The
above all expenses from New York to Nashville
y Stevenson and all stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road vest Of Stevenson, entitled to above rates.
Insurance. .
BY the above Lines percent than by Pisburg wheeling
Petersburg and the Ohio river making difference OF 5Oto 70
cents per 100 pounds on dry goods. i---.-
Road will not be repohsoieor any damages occurring a.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned to gent Cen
tral Railroad, Savannah, Georgia.
Goods shipped via Charleston, should be consigned to Agent
South Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
-......- CHARLIE W. ANDERSEN,
banner Gazette and Patriot copy, and discontinue our orr
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ON and after SUNDAY, July H. 1855 the Passenger Trains
y viii be as follows;
Eesye Nashville dlfiy at A. NJ. and 2.3O P. n.
Arriving at q CratlaaOoga a 30 P III. and LBS A. n.
Leave CHATTANOOGA at 9 A. 81. and p NJ.
Arriving at Nashville st 80 2. l. and $40 A. n.
Through tickets sold al Nashville 70 the following places
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IN TER STIN

n 4 4 n q , 4 4 N o =
TE have been authorized by parties In Virginia 70 dispose
w OF all
..- REMNANT LOTS OF TOBACCO -a
.E We hold, at from ' #-
Twenty to Fifty Per Cent Lower
than they have been offered this MARKET Among thes
lots will be found as
sas-s FINE TOBACCO .r..-.-
sold in the State, and believing the idea good
have concluded to sell all the remnant lots Of Cigars upon the
terms, make room for the largest stock OF ~
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
held Tennessee House wishing avail them
selves Of good thing viii call early at -.....
J. W. LANGLEY & co.'s
oct5-tf .-... -4#r A Union street
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FRENCH, ENGLISH ana GERMAN ME-
RINOS,
TEFIBET CLOTHS;
ALPACA LUsTREs, Of ali qualities;
REAL mOHAIR ana SILK LUsEREs;
COBURGS, ana ITALIAN CLOTHS for
ladies' Dress Goods;
DE REGE, d5c.s GCe., of anqualities;
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE LANES, of the greatest va
riety of styles;
FRENCH, SCOTCH and AMERICAN
PI.AIDS,i&c.
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M OId Rnminion Coffee.Pnt
The OId nominlon Cofree-Pot

ST. emOs economcaI' for nothing being by evaporation
polling ,onci0urth less CUdee reQug while the beverage
stronger, more fragrant, and more delicious.
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VOLUME xxx.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULl

Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
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DO G. II % Il M A " -
FFERs his Professional services in the practice Of SUR
gerry to The citizens Of Nashville and vicinity BE may Be-
consult ed al the City Hotel from past % = past b., and
from 2to H. between t1e 0nrs of II and y In The
ing a. shelby Medical College noEl4-lE 4
ctKHINGEs.-.Largs stoek q syuysa sons entirely ~
atisrns Inst reserved aad for sals b. A. STRETCH
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The County Court for Davidson COuntys
TAYING granted administration 70 ne estate
harles Mcguire deceased all persons tndented p
sid estate are Hereby notified make mmeafs payment, and
All persons having claims against said eae hereby nothd
TO present duly proved within me time prescribed
~ Isw - JOHN B JOHNSON,
soefIa-5gr, Administrator for Charles P. Magures
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TRousH RATS o. TgszeHTFRoM NV YORK 70 NAssyILLE
InconnecoD with . foKK Side Wheel snd Screw Steamship
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TIN PLATE, &c.
DQA BOXES Ic lozl4 Tin, best brand
LOW 15I boxes * IONA Tin, hest brand.
300 do Ic I4A2O do do do
50 do TX do do DO do
~ pics Bauca Tin.
pigs Lead, Just received and for sale low by
au-2I J. ". WILSON
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The liabilities Of MscGreger, AIowsy & Co. ard n F Al'o
way & Co. asnnsd by the new Concerns utr a lTn o.
4 Co., Of Nashville, Tenn. JAMES bANhHbAD.
NASHVILLE, sept. -, lsjS. GEORGE MAc0isEuEk..
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ENURS, FURS, FUHkS.--Just received at Mrs. Doyle
80 Union street. the most beautiful collection of Furs
displayed before the Nashville people,
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TME ssOLD DONINION,, CoFFEE-POI


gFNHoUSANDS Of this Coee Pot have already been sold,
and the demand from al parts of The United rapidly
the Increase Wherever introduced has given the
complete satisfaction.
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TOBACCO MANUFACTORY.
VA MEREDITH, ~ and 4e College street, has now
NF ready for sale at his Factory, 500 boxes Of Manufac
u Toacco of o. So and lO0 and 40 pounds each
90 the views of the trade from is per pound
which he viii sell wholesale the trade prices that
cannot fail 70 please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco are requested to
call and examine for themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission sold by the thousand less
price than ever sold in this city before
ROLLED TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, at
very low prices. septlS-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-30
Nsw saock 81 Far and vvlnter

VHTE now receipt cur Of Goods adapted the
w appToaaHg season. comprising the largest and most
complete imported by Of Ladies Dress Goods
Of the latest styles, entirely