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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25
Central Uh1O
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
RgHNLNG TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS. OHIO. AND
BALTIM0kk, 20 HOUKSl
RAGGA4E EHEtyKEB TH RO0GE1

BALTiMOkk, 20 HOUKSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TUE ONLY kOUFE BY which through tickets 70 Wash.
L ngt0n can be procured, 70 which point well as &c
Baltimore the Shortest drscg ana IN every
spect the rsabs route IL Is tbs only route by which
purchasers OF Through Tic kets heW OK ere enabea
YORK, Ct toe cost OF Ticket 20 New fOrk only, en-
Abng Business Hen and Travellers Tor pleasure or inOr
nation to four OF the PRINCIPAL the Union Ion
Ess cost than can be Afforded BY any 0iner route
And . he only route BY winch Through Tickets
had to Richmond Norfolk, Winchester kredercksburR
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston, savannah Macon A.
ANITA Augusta, Bsrkley Springs and BEDFORD springs.
Passengers from NASHVILLE take tns SIsSe coaches
% LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United otaLst
hRil steamers to ClnclEnal, with JeeT6OnVile
8ailrOad TO Indianapolis Lnd. make direct connection
columbus OhlO Win the Central ONO kallrOad heel
RsrOsd Is made 70 Washington City, Baltimore, Fhlls
delpbIa and New YORK.
Esg'- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
PMS transferred al Cairo 70 the Of the lnOl
Hsute, Indianapolis, Dayton and Asna Columbus Three
Jay Trans leave COlumbus 81 ~ A. NJ, $50 4. d.
u 2. n.
"a Travellers are requested to notice that Whe this
only TOs sh1rding Through Tickets al the kastgrI
Gides q the charged BY other routes Su
KorE OlL it 10 also the Shortest speedy and dIrc
all the leading points the East. The distance iron
Columbus 70 BatmOrsls only 576 miles, Dsng about lot
niles shorter New York. than BY any other route Their
ire less changes Of By this route, and consequently
sss detention, than by any other.
~ The road Is ballasted with broken stone and ia
snlrey free from dust.
FOrfurthsriniOrmstiOn, please sPplyto D. G. RUAsEY
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office
U. B. MsIl steamers or 81 the JssrsOuvs Ksir0so
sdiee, Main street. VIM. >. WU0DSIDk,
mastsl transportation b. 4 v. K, B.
JOHN n. sHARP. General Western Agent.
June 25
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.



HE Great Central Route connecting the AtlantCe:Isi
Il WIN v eslern eIsrn and Ssatet
b. continuous Railway direct This road also connects
al Pitsburg with daily line Of Steamers 70 all porta OF
he Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers 70 all ports the Northwestern Lakes; making
the most eiree, cheapest aud reliable F0s By which
fEElGHT can be forwarded to and from the GTtgt ss
Katss between Philadelphia and PiEtSburg:
FIRST CLASS.-Boots, Shoes Dry Goods - ~ ~ 4.
Qn boxes,l Furs, Feathers, &e....... 'Ss psf AWE
SECOND OLASS-BoOks and stationery.
Dry Goods On bales,l Hardware, lea. S60e par Is0R
theF, &e...ss.s.. .s-..s.....s.
IBID CLASS.-AnVils, Bsgglng, Bacon, o-,.,.
asa Pork On bulk, - Hemp, &c...... eVs per AUS
FOUKTh CllASS.-C0fee, Fish, Bacon -, 80
and Pork (packsd,l Lard aud Lard Oil 80 Per t1uk
FOur-s) Is, per bbLuntil further notice.
TRAIN 8 cts. per LOO tbE. until further aoties
CottOn-t2Psr bas, noisEessding 500 lbs. .lght anti
urther notice.
~ In shipping GOOds from any point East Of Phils,
iephia, be particular 20 mari package ga Philadelphia
RG3lroGd." All Goods consigned the Agents Of th
Bead 81 Phsdephs PittsOurg wiz be forwarded with
Jut detention
FRuezT AaBsm-Harrig WoFmley 4 Co., Msmphis
Tennessee; B. F. Sass Co.. St Louis; j. s. Mitchell
Son, Evansville, indiana Dumssni BellRnd Murdoch and
Carter JeWstt Louisville, KY; q. Msdrum Madison
indiana Spngman brown, snd irwin q Co, cincinnati
\. w. Grahsm Co.. Zanes vile, Ohio; Leseh Co. 10
s. Kilby suest Boston; Leeeh Co. AsIor house. EeH
York. MOL william street, and No. Bauer6 Plnce Esa
YORK; 4 Snesder Philadelphia; 4agraW & k0ons, Ba
imoge; Geo. T. kranciscUs, PIJtsburg.
n. h. HOUSTON, genera Freight 4 gsAt PEtG,
g. J. LOMBAEkT, Szp't Altoona. "a.
sPrl, IS-u
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NUMBER 70.
fAMACHINE MADE@
Y II Horse shoes.

, HB TkOY IRON AND nail FACFoRY. "a rpo,r
Il A. y, have HENRK bUkDsN'S lMPElJVs,I -g1i,ssrs
sHOH MACHINERY nov In succcssuI o5orst,l, 80 -
prsparsd 70 execute Brdsrs for hUNs BRd hIIt llf
o. any Weight and F1tiefns a. prcs pa ils ~ = ~
price Of huEss ahOg iron.
me ouslEy % ne Iron used 10 thess shoes Is s-l
Ia every respect. these shoes haEs been approve ~ -
noW usea 81 me DhJsd aisa 6.EsTnas4t sEci5lV
3, as also By many punepEi Stage aHd um ibTt
and 0rse sh zOut c04utfy. knT
psrs0n incl0sing IS ne uHdsEslg e. VIII haEs :
pie iuB pouuds assorsd rula
OFasrd addresssd % 40 sapserosr ~ AFsyb a recsiTs
pr mpt asgsutluns
aplI6-ig WA = bUhDEAs AEanEi Lrcyt N. 2
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j. HI. CURREY,
w. Il. CHILDS & CO.'S
Patent
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF,
DnnEfNTT


ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF,
CEMENT ROOFING.
HB undersigned having purchased the State Right fcr
Tennessee, OF the shove patent sPrePared 70 introduce
Guide Railroad Companies, and the DubiiG generally "
'Aaml ne lie saPeFloriy over other KOtfng.
this rOOh, better cheaper any thing
use The material forms hard and smooth surface
resist the action OF atmosphere every cmHte IT,
mpvFvOuB 10 vale elastic aud flexible. Il
B1paGds tue changes OF the atmOsphes, will Meth
TeVaposts cTacEl re ana MS durability, there Il
question.
LIS practically mperishable and will perfssy rsrisl
%, and will gaTauttt wafer proof " Q will engage
put our k onHg over ordinary good sheathRg Old sh
ses tar and gravel JD zinc, copper,
making difference how steep DAT Jhey may be-feE
ssYeH dollars hundred square ieeIs being cheap
han say kooi Of the old sis and We Il w
1--WE .NstJeT satisfaction,
Va also b. luund 10 be the best thing invented
cover Nud old e4ky TAR and roofs,
doImar windows, and CUTTERS where the
in Is rused thicSgn. THIS Cement be put
long as stone, ano .7-m perfect adhesion 70 any
ShIch it sappled KOOis be painted and WaE
ansd hol 70 eak al Two d1As and MY cents per hundrea
square iee WcnIs cheaper AM much better than paint
TINS hoOhng will be found 20 be the best thing covering
steam Mills, saw Mills, Fact Ees railroad Cars, Bridges
UepOt, Station Houses Steamboat Decks, and fact even
AnL OF moor "ne tere Is an external exposure iron hTe
AZ The ROOF Is perfect Eithout ointn IT, presents
chance for arsto communicate ans any lights a0stance viii
IE Insurance UHices at Cincinnati and other places
where Chds Co.'S Cement has been USE insure Buildings
with Roofs with this Cement, same rates a.
oT thoyseovered with Iron, Copper or Tin.
giLh directions for using.
u = County Rights tOr sale.
UrueTs the undersgned, through the Postof.
'oe,willbe promptly attended 10
would respectfully refer 10 the following Rsuremen for
whom l have covered buildings win the CUHeni
ATchitectS and Master Mechanics of NashUiIIs
MT. a. ii. hkEROYD,
mel. a. hhlMAN'
Messru. ;. A. uUGHE5 & SmITR-
WAKBbN s. MDOKE,
COLEMAN & SPAIN,
AcUU uLUUGh q HOUGHr
JOAN MCoANN CO.
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Cotton and stock Farm
and Coal Lands For sale.

4 VERY desirable Farm or over $40 acrss-so nes-. Il,
- hlsh state al eglasallon balance dnsiy umDsrsd
ana gng on DOLh sides taB "a q e.. RsHfOsd aDoat
niles FROM Stevenson IN .acksou eousts Az sma %
lld iafm thsre u cOmiOriasIs bEsling, Nsso Cabins
C0uOu Gin, etc.
also, Tor sale 500 OF ans Coal Land about lee
niles from the terminus Of ths SoWanss hailrJad.
GreaL bargains viii be given Address
mar 25-Im Erb-IIe -
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Cheap Cash a Exchange Store.

TTIIE subscriber having sid bis interest IN the old
stand Of Eyaus& 90, 50 Market street. and located
himself permanently bis pro1ery, corner Of Cher
aud Mulberry streets South Nashville, known heretofore
Es Loves store, iu.J received, and is 0p
splendid Of AeN AID Fresh Goods Of des
OpuoH suiIibe The Of both city and county
CouasusE Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds crnts, Ginghams, Cue Lawns, DeLsnes, Lin
ems, JaooHeIs, MusrUs, SiIks, kJbBonb, &c
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings Ladies and Gents Breast Pins, OF Ca
meo, Mosaic ana Gold stone. rob Chains &c. Also
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF she latest style and quality.
COTTONADESs
Heavy Wooden Goods, Dsmsstos, Blankets, 60
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND QUEENSWARE,
In thnE viii be that viii necessary the
completion of q well assorted stock Of Goods.
All Il which he determined 10 sell UEreEdy pay cheaper
than purchased 90 Nashville his limited oxpen-
will allow hlm 90 do
mar9g /. C. HASBROOK
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh 70
Rhiiasaa iphia
NRAlNS leave Pittsburgh ~ OuOws3 Ms A. NJ; kzsi
Line r. n ; hlgi rsss Mail $40 2. %.
The Express Nail runs Day, tbs sundays
copied; Making DIRECT COShECTlCNS vita eli Trains
from
81. Leuis, No, Dubuque, KsOkuk and Iowa City, Iowa
Caro- kOck Island ana Chicago liLOs; Lexington and
Louisvtllos hYS Ierre haute, Indianapolis ana la
fayeGe, indiana cincinnati, COlumDu5, DHy Ton,
fOiSdoY CieTelant, ZgHesTille, CFssJlIue,
Aassllion SAD Wooster, OHIO. Alss
kansas, Nebraska aud Minnesota,
AND all Pom As IN TkfES " EST, /
RAkk As Low As By ANY OTHsR ROUTE.
Passengers from the West rely upon the being Ihs
shortest and most sxpsdiiiuus route 70
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YOkK, and ali
kAsTEkN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
Aug.M Passenger Lines, Penna. Railroad phila-
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Through in 4S TO So Hours.
SEMI WEEKLY
The new Steam Ship Columbia, 1900 tOGs n. Bern
Commander
Nashville, 1900 tons, 7. D. Evan, Commander.
HariOn, 1900 tons, ". J. Foster, Commander
Jas. Anger, 1900 tons, 8. G. Turner Commander
southeTneT, 1000 tons, l.. ~ Marry Commander
ssz-ER. LEAVES Adger's WhsrVes every Wednes
day and Saturday aftsr the arrival Of tn
cars from the South and Wsst "si big:
water"
These Steamships EsTs al built expressly Tor thu
Line and for safety, comfort and speed unriFallsd
the Coast
Tables supplied With every luxury Attentive and couf
Commanders, will insure Travellers b. this Lin,
avery possible comfort and accommodation,
Haoln passage, SO
6beefage paB8ag e, .sss.sss.ssssss b
F0rfreghtOr passage, having elegant State Room As
sonmodsiions, spplytO
uENEY MISSROCA, 3 CO. Agents,
may q SIT Charleston. .. @.
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EDGFIELD AND SCUM NASHyILLE
LlLLN EnH a AZ ~ L..a L. q. - =

DGEFIeLD, No IS, slooa's Additon No F,r,lsr,l Ad.
- uiscn Nos IS 49, ~, Sac b. = Ltn A. 10, IA
> "a anu s., In LaH5rs AIILJn 10 g ulh Sss.vlI. -
o.s afs all most eilgbly located Cali aOoa on
l.. q K W. BlOWM,
APil II limo az Lhsrry Street,
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! IAhLI VNn FHINH 10 " Ia IN
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
5 Ass Prizes amounting 70. .ssao,OO
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES g; QUARTERS, &2h
PLAN nE THE LuITEhN.


WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALV rs g; QUARTERS, e2h
PLAN Of THE LOTTEhY.
The Numbers from 70 5000, corresponding with thOsG
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
sneFclsd with small tin tnbss and placed In one Wheel
TIE ars 4s7 PhEes, similarly printed and sReFoed, are
placed In another W heel.
The Wheels are then rsv0ived, and number IL drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers and a. the time Prize
drawn from the other Wheel. The Number and Prize drawn
Out opened and exhibited 70 the audience, and registered
By the COmmssonersi the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn THIS operation ia repeated until all he
Prizes are drawn OUk
suc"oeding Numbers 70 those drawing hs hrsi Prizes vii
be entitled TO the g Approximation Prizes For eNamPt
4 Ticket No. ll25O draws The $1,000 Pnze, hose 1eEsts
NUMBERED ll34o l2l9, 1881, 1882 viii be entitled 20
e4OO. II No. 55u draws the SO 90 price those Tick
numbered So ~, ssh 2. will each be entitled " 500,
and so on according 70 The above scheme,
TIE VUv prEes Of t2u Will be determined BY the last hg
Of the No. that draws the $4,000 puzs For example
the number drawing the 709U0 prize ends with l. then
al the cksJs Whsre the number sns IL viii be entitled
10 SO. II the number ends with No. 2 then 81 The tickets
where the number snds IN viii be entitled 70 $40, and
50 OntoO.
Certificates Of Packages WILDE sold At the following
rates. which Is the risk:
atao Z Pc 81 I hoIa
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10. EDWARDS,

JSs ES0 w ,EAES0Sg
WHOLEsALEGR GROCER, COMMISSION AMI
FORWARDIHG HERCEAET,
DEALEE
BRAEDIES, WINES, CIGARs, 80.
Corner Of Spring and College Streets,
NAsaTILLE TEyNEssEE,
e.
GHOCE5tIES.
IOO HHDS Prime 10 Choice sugar;
1OO 50 bUls Crushed. Powdered and Loaf Sugar;
2OO bays Prime Rio GOn8s,
81 " Old cow Java Coffee;
100 bills aud MALT bDs Rebuled MOlassea;
$50 whole, halt Hud quarter boxes star CEndleE
IOU boxes summer Mould do;
100 soap;
$50 Eireinis and Missouri Tobacco;
2lO " Assorted GiassWaSs;
IOun kegs injecting Nails, Brzds and Spikes, 1850
81 bags Pepper spice and Ginger
~ Al nuuds;
20 8 Eugis Waluu'B and FIlberLS;
. ~uEvs hall Hud sarer boxes SGEdInea
F',OiH Imp rlvd liEatsi
81 UnU bTAu1s gGrB;
50 ed zuu PdIuted Buc
80 nests do Iubs;
50 ca-ss Mat hes.
IS ls Manila Rope, assorted sizes.
July u 10 EDWARDS.
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sank Of commerce.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 12, 1897.
THR STOCKHOLDERS d this Bank placed in
tho hands Of fru tee Tor the purpose Of Winding up
indebted 70 tho SANK will please call and pay uPs a.
aeir Indebtedness alls due the hOders VIII please
end In early pOssble anu receive 10 redra
DO notes Ofthe Bank Iennsssee The Individual epos
this bsnk have been hanied 70 ne ald feffby
edge ny individual iizbiiy for hoEi aHa ihe money d
Gee zee 81 E--S '---'- W. JoHg D, JAsrRs
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Cumberland Female College,
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

(LArE MANSION HOUSE,
North Market Street, I'd door below he Square
" GILBBR having taken the abOYr for ~ mbeT
- Of sas, begs leave % inform the public OF act
say them that The house usHy paiated IRON
90 ac, with and complete furniture through
Jut Toe subscriber, knowing full well the ara
class mOceTa bote IN Nashville, and being pBiEnihrOpe
mood has made every oKer0n 70 up 70 the wants
public, and hztleTs himself he has succeeded. HIS
table will az all times be gHishe1 best his
0Teign markets an0rd, aud he pledges himself 10 make
visit
UHrrsges and Omnibuses will regularly % and from
Nicholas and railroads. Irusty POr
always IN asndance the dopOt 70 receive checks Tor
baggage, thus OUVating The dIhlcuLy Of delay.
1JdE41
lu0g ~
sing ~
supper, Lodging, and b
Brs kasL from " 8 O'Clock
Dinner I2~
Supper, SIS
nov 5g-dAwIy. J. v. GILBERT, Propristor,
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3. LARLIER & Co.
Wholesale GRCCER3 AND DEALERS
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS
No. Market street,
mari Att ares NAsHvTrLs TENNESSEE.
RrOndWaY lhOmsR.
UnfYersitY 81 NashYiIIe.

D ECIrAIIUNS olmmsncod in ~ 10 sfa7y DspaiEm
~ on the @5lh insg., as previously auveriaug.
ias surgeon 90 Attendance DC Y n ~ lsnn- ffolsasog
IN mo Medical Dspaumenil aaikorzos The Rlely % a.
aOunco that Sud5nl say rstEr1 vita as Ereala.iey re
college aaV porEu OF ne state -
ne n phoid Psgsr 80 not oTeinate pr8la 40
90 case ba cslfrsd with f1uF ue8ks- Ihsbarrscfs 49,
renovated
Thsss sIassusntsar1 mado bsoanss var5us sas,nBs-1
FsD0us osen clrenaisd ieEaEdiug rilEns.r 49,
sion, Gc, calculaied @ pf1Flst sl &c 81
b order % she Rsclltg- ------ss
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Removal

As9u4Bh4As
THB Produce house ofN ebol Green have removed ron
College street., 20 TIE old siand i0rmsny oceuuigd b.
Aessrs Morris & Sfatt0n, no H. Corner of M1rEsf spi
-azk Street, Hh5fo they will ne Produce Com
NIchol. Green d %.
S LIBERAL cash advances made oonsgasnts Of soun-
- Produce.
II We are paying a. al Zines the margst price for Rs-
on, Lard, feathsrs, Ginseng, BsesHaE, sc
~ All orders, acc mpauied b. me cash. fUed Win
'fonPtness aad dsspaichs a. mOdsraLs comms 0u by
Jun III NlCHOL, ~ kEN q co
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lIQUHS.
EOO BBLS RRCTIFIkD WHISKY;
0OO 50 q" Old Bourbon do
hye do
100 " American Brandy,
% Glu:
TOO " Walkers Xxx Ale,
IS Rum,
Alto arge stock OF aae Brandss, Wines, &c. In
and Tor atle o.
july II 10. EDWARDS.
New Store ~ New Goods.
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IN ORDERING 7ICkETS Ok CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
d. on he receipt Of which they viii be forwarded By mrs
nail. Purchasers have Tickets ending any 6g-
ire they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent TO
PURCHASERS Immediately siter the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their sgnatsrs plain, give
.asir Post Othce, County and State.
~ Remember that every prizsis drawn, snd payable
n full without deduction.
~ All prizes OF 8, 900 and Gadsr paid Immediately
.er the draWug-Oherp 81 the usual time Of thirty
lays.
~. IL. Communications strictly confidential
A0Grsss Orders TOR IlcEets0T CeruncaIgs u
g. swan CO., Augusta, Ga.
v Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, Atlanta,
have their orders hed, tms BY address
ing 5 swan q Co., Al either ef those cities.
IL = list OF the Osrs thaI drawn from the wheel
VIII the amount Of the prize that s entitled
sil be published amer every drawing in the following pa
geTs:-Nsw Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
andayd, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnteigenceT, New
FORK Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News, and Rich
mOnd Dispatch, and New YORK Dispatch, and PAuldng
Nissl ClarioO, Augusta Ca Constitution list. maIN
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Notice % Bnildara.

HE Undersigned viii receive BIDS until he rs OF lima
4 heKt tIr Tue Construction o. COZ Rr HUU5E 10 lhs
oHu ~ FtahAa, sinPsJn county k5lluoky- Those
sOla u uuang Ot huo conrae IspaFat5Iy ths
Hhole can zee tns plans, elevations, &c. building
y eailIg on the und srsgus FrlsEn, tus
Of aay after Va AZ .as on % OF ias Arsalsct a al
Akefoyd Nashville, lena, where the o. DaJ mant
and oiHer pdrleulars will also Be made EnOwu.
X. ID. SALEuNS.
GBU. b MlLLIkTN,
q. GEEEAy
bRilJIns COnmitlsa.
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Hungarian Grass seed.

Nv cave Jus. received lot oJhs celeb ratsd s Sssd
w IL viii produces I've eight tons u sIpsT.I hay
~ the seces as nutritious as rm0Hy and faf superior .
nar eommJn Atlet SOW 0f ous h5i 10 hs ae.s
\ be same way and a. The time e. MilIsL FIlos
50 50 2 buahsl.
aprl4-daE2H ARMSTRONG frO
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scotch & Irish whisky.
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

OLD ALANTADO MADEIRA.
TNHREB original casks, which 1 Ofst and
4 PERIoR VINE. D. L. SIMPSON,
RRrch4 - Public Square.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-15
NO. 80.
MISCELLANEOUS READING,
FRUITS &c. INKANSAS.

When we turned our steps towards kar-
sss with view OF making it an abiding
place, We hardly expected that during tho
season of fruits, melons &C.. we should frd
An abundance of such luxurles here. But
in this section of Kansas, at least, We can
assure persons in the States, who are iuXu-
Rating upon the delicacies OF the season,
that our good people ere scarcely lees tayoI'
ed than they. For fortnight past there has
been An abundance Of peaches; for much
logger time there has been constant supply
of watermelons and muskmelons, and those
who enjoy good apples have not wished ior
them without an opportunity to crafty their
desire.
The peaches here are the finest Favored II
has ever been our good fortune to have test,
ed. They may not be so large and beautiful
as the more highly cultivated kinds 10 the
States, but they are large enough tor ali
practical purposes, whilst their delicious ta-
vor more than compensates for any detcIen-
cy in size, if from six to eight inches ~
circumference be considered rather dimlnu-
tive. But the watermelons! their size Is
only eauslled by their richness. To fed
them weighing from thirty t, fifty pounds Is
a matter of no very rare occurrence. Inc
apples are not equal to those 10 the States
hut we have not been advised of it's being
difficult to find Elenty of persons who thlnk
them very good. And when persons get
sated with these orchard and garden Inxu-
ries, they can 60 to the woods and provoke
an appetite by wild plums, which are large.
red and luscious, and wild grapes which
hang in ponderous and purple punches,
temtting and beautiful.
To friends in the States, Kansas seems a
far off and uucultiVated land, but We can
assure them as regards these delicious bouu-
ties, this portion of the Territory is far from
being beyond the pale of civilization. We
regret that this condition is not more gene
raj. In large proportion of Kansas the
planting of orchards and tilliug Of gardens
has remained Tor the white emigrsnt to per
form, bot here dozen or more years ago the
Wyandott Indians settled, and brought with
them from the olden homes in Ohio, those
tastes and habits there acquired, which
now have for their results gram fields and or
chards, gardens and homes. To these the To-
dian pioueers, We are now indebted for many
of the good things which We now enjoy
Our proI unity u Missouri, also, enables Us
to draw upon her, 80 that our citizens may
fare more sumptuously than they could hGve
expected when they started tor kansas.-
QuiHdQrO ChindOpdn.
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TvEROSENE Oils, DISTILLED FROM Coal
~ (yoT l1rLosrvE)-Ssansd By Letters Pa.
trnf-Thr different grades OF these celebrated
Oils. suitable for Machinery oi al kinds, Bin.
nacle and Family Use, can be had G. the under.
signed. also OF the Wholesale Oil Dealers and
Druggists in the city OF New York and OF the
authorized Local Agent Of the Company in
this place AUSTENS. General Agents
Kerosene Oil Company, No. so Beaver 81 y. Y
Ey- Local Agencies granted on al pca:ion a,
above Orders should specify the description OF
amp or machinery tor which the u i, wanted
ny29-ecly
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BUSINESS CARDS.

~ EORGE SIGGERS, BOOK BINDER. No.
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.Alerond,iG, Ta-MuSlC, MAGAZINES, AND
OLD BOOKS hound IN ANY STYLE.
n B. also RULE and MAKE TO ORDER any de-
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CWAN Il co s LOTTERIES! !-AUTHoRJ
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$4,000 FOR TEN DOLLARS!

The following Scheme will be drawn by ).
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EMr LOTTERY. in each OF their Single Number
Lotteries Tor February. 1885. at AUGUSTA, Ga
in public, under the superintendent OF Com
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Class i, TO be drawn IN the city o. Augusta,
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Us THE Plan or SINGLE NUMBERS.
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