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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-28

INDIAN WAR ~ THE NORTHWEST de-
feat VI Colonel Steptoe's commaud by a COM
b'naiion of the Spokaus aud other Indian tribes
OF Oregon and Washington Territories is about
to lead 10 general Indian war in those re-
eions. As was to be expected, the news OF the
victory spread like wildfire from tribe to tribe:
irto whatever loop in the wilderness the tidpps
came they we're received with rejoicing, aud
they famed into fame the smonlderiug en-
bers Of hate that knows no extnguiebment
save in death. The buffalo hunters on the
plains FkiI,ing the Rocky Mountains turned,
when the event was communicated to them aud
abandoned the chase TO jon in the expulsion Of
The white faces. From all sides the warlike
tribes have been gathering to common centre,
preparing TO burst upon the settlements and
bid havoc reign.
On the other band the military authorities Of
tbe United States have rot been idle With the
first news Of the defeat of Col Steptoe prepa-
rations were commenced to puDish the savages,
and 10 meet the shock of war which was plain
ly inevitable. Troops were recalled from the
Utsh expedition, and their course directed to-
wards the theatre of Indian hostilities and
from whatever other quarter they could be
spared they were withdrawn and sent there. A
force large enough to bear down all opposition
from The savages will soon be concentrated
there, and then We may expect to hear of stir
ring events in that quarter. The Indians Of
Oregon and Washington are the most hume
rous, powerful and warlike of any within The
territory Of the United States, and they will, at
first, give or receive battle. Yhe end Of
course will he, that which must come sooner or
latsr--the extinction Of these savages or their
diminution to point of weakness that will
leave nothing to be feared from them here
after
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-28

The RIGHT or SEARCH IN THE BRrIsH PAR
LIANENT--We commend the attention Of the
strenuous believers in the theory that England
has abandoned the practice of the right Of
search to the revelations recently made in the
British Parliament. Mr.. HUT introduced re-
solution "tbat II is expedent TO discontinue the
practice Of authorizing her Msjes,y's ships 90
visit and search vessels under foreign flags with
view Of suppressing the traffic In slaves"
This resolution was lost, on division of the
House, by vote Of "a ayes to 223 nays Dur
ing the debate which ensued on this motion the
distinction between the right OF search and the
right of visit was defended; but the most curl
Gus statement was made by Mr.. Fitzgerald,
Under Secretary Of State. This gentleman In
formed the House that cher Maiesty's govern
ment. ~ soon az they found that the right they
had hitherto claimed Of verifying the flag dis
played by any vessel supposed to have slaves on
board was one they we're not entitled to eyer
cise, thought IL only becoming The dignity Of
great ration at once 10 abandon II; but at The
same tine they considered themselves perfectly
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BoSroH, July II, 1868.
Two men, named 0'Brien and Quinlan, were suifb-
acd ia well in somerville yesterday, into which
they descended TO blast a rock Both leave families
The annual school festival of the medal scholars
Of our public schools took place this afternoon at
Music Hell, which was decorated most appropriately
for the occasion. The exercises consisted Of speeches
by Governor Banks and other distinguished citizens,
the presentation by Mayor Lincoln Of a beautiful
bouquet to each medal scholar and singing by choir
Of 200 children. The hall was crammed.
Lord Napier left here for Washington this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-28

ALBANY, July "a. 1858.
The steam canal boat Charles Mack arrived here
today. She left Buffalo on Saturday afternoon, 18th
inst, and deductng five days for detention, has
made the passage here in about five days. She
brings oilht hundred barrels Of -four and ia capable
OF carrying twelve hundred. On the passage she
burned wood better results are anticipated when
supplied with coal. There is an immense amount
OF property row afoet on the canal.
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ST.. Louis, July q, 1853.
Fort Leavenworth advces Of the oath, per United
States express 10 Bonneville state that great damage
had been done to the crops in the interior by the late
heavy rains. Several bridges on the Fort Riley road
had been carried away, as had also n new bridge
across the Kansas river at Topeka by the heavy
rise.
Numbers Of transfers are arriving from Utah.
having been detained at Camp Scott dupng the win
ter and spring by insufficient means Of transporta.
tim
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The Southern Mail.

WASHINGTON, July %, 1855
The mail from all points South rs late as due Is
20 band
The shippers cotton press ct Galveston was par
TALLY burnt The 1ith inst, including sixty bales
of cotton Loss s25 900, believed to be insured in
Northern companies
The cotton and corn reports from Texas are salts
factorv
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grgtos, Of Madrid, contradicts the story that
the Spanish government intended TO send ten
thousand men to Mexico. This is bad news for
Mexico, as everybody looked wHh hope to the
probability Of Spanish invasion for the resus-
citation Of the national life there. President
Juarez will have 20 establish liberal govern
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~ RoSDour, July n, 1858.
The steamer Olive Branch, engaged in towing
coal boats from this place to Hudson, was burned
this morning at two O'Clock while lying at the dock.
No lives were lost
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Sailing es the Canada.

Bosros, July ~, 1858.
The steamship Canada sails from this mort
at noon tomorrow for Liverpool. Her mails
close at 10 A. NJ. Dispatches placed 10 the ,ce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-28
The Canadian ssnriss meus,

TORONTO, G. W., July ~, 1868.
II was announced today that the Canadian Par
lament would be prorogued some time next week.
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ment there on the strength OF his own merits,
and without any assistance FROM Spanish
enemy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-31
Wanted.
IN KOUTE Do MEMPHIS.

CoUNTRY Jeans, Lnssy, sock = FealhsrI Wax, GlnBsn
\. &C. iu exchange for goods
uovs Al. DUNCAN & co
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Cash Capital 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED,
With Surplus Of $500, 1857 SO.
P -I'-l-7-'
ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1855.
LOSSESEQUITlBLY Adjusted sPROHPTETPlD.
Fire & Inland NAVIGATION

UPWARD~ OF $1,000 600
OF Losses have been pa BY EtnH Iasunues O. ne
psf g yeafs.
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CnnaPfmPE.shim

COpaPtnePshID.
HAVING assuciusu James Cavern In business he
II mauutseJure Furniture will hereafter be carried
under the hEm naneOf GROOMBS, CAVEhT & co.
We are manufacturing Fu-niIure Of every description,
and stock generally sufficient FOR the demands Of the
trade. Those who have heretofore gVen their custom,
and those who have not are invited 10 give call,
GROOME5, CAVERT & CO.
ian2' -d3m No. ., Lower College Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-31
JOHN D JASIBs.
.-. LANDERTa'S
Fresh Garden Seeds!

WE have received supply Of FRBSH GARDEN
SbkDS, 10 which We invite The attention Of Gatdners
and Fsmts. Webave hand and for ale by the guam
hy9 Peas, BeanB, OnOn Set, Beet Seed, TuFnip Seed
Farenp Seed naddsh seed Cabbage Seed Celery Seed,
20, &c. All ofWieh EeWin sell low for Cash, time
10 punctuhl buyers.
Our friends Ee1d do ven 70 leave heir orders Son. as
hey are going 90 fast. DkMOVlLLE q BILL,
JAS No. - ChsrEy street.
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aENpsoNR country residence, % ne Diesigloe or
"A HrTnch Louisville tuinpikel ief ron ttnsnviie
~ SEQ contains IS ground sores Of which e
voo5lrnd he DWELLING Is neat frame hou'e with iof
- Kitchen an saTFaEs ICONS and cut houses Of every
49, an ne YER best dsr the place there is never
fiinq supply Of water For TERMS which are suaalo %
ne tines ~ isPPP''t 70 AVS LTNDsEEY.
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For SALE
THAT valuable business stand MARKET Street, Hdoln
ing the Warehouse Of A. Hamilton, now occupied b.
Coney cloth store, one OF me best Stands In the cry
or any retail ssIzb 6h menE Price very mOdert'
AppytO ,
nov2 Az LINDsLEH.
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Bank Of Commerce,

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. I2, 1857.
NHR stockholders Of this Bank have placed the assets in
ths hands Of Tru tee for purpose winding up;
those Indebted 70 the Bank will please call paw up
heir Indebtedness tails due. The hOers VII please
send In notes az early possible receive reLurn
the Of the Bank NJ TenDesses The individual epOs
s this Bank been han Ted TO me and rev BY
edge my individual liability for them and the money Is
Teauy when called for.
dec I3-f JOHN JANgs.
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Salmon

UsT received, few klis Of .'Ihai sane" PeklSd
q sa!R0R WBSsBL 4 THOMPSON.
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.-, MAhhbE WORK.
1he subscriber has on hand tbs 49, "a -.
o. AhoLs and AAkbLk WORK ever oTs-sii 81 N, ~.
a ne P-Calary invites The attention al ~ h 49,
~ ~ y 5Aseae ll Jobs In bis line In ~ 80 ~.
'.' '''sloa- JAMES SLOAN
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BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS &C., &c.
VTH"A"

WISH 10 purchase frOm 90 ~ a5uuU BusB.lz a. NIL.
mefeantable Wheat Tor immediate tolrvsry or "a
[ win pay The full maEEct price. T. UfE'aVg' 80
june t5-tW6uu sI---.T -.
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0l0N EEGS ShoenberEers Nsils;-su EreL
AOOU luu kegs Flour Barrel -
100 ECEs Flu shiuE -
lUU FencHr
50 &" 4, aud 10. Spikes. In store and for sale
uaHl W. n. GORDON a 90.
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EDGEFTEGD

an offering pTIo6s -, three lots In
kdgeasd, Just hsYond Donsnna atOte. Tue lots 'front.'
each 50 lection Gsata Turnpike and are $40 feet deep
On the They cunveuientto an mex
hsustible supply Of eIceert water, and in rapid
improving neighbour Cd. Apply 10 -
dee7 az V s LINDSLEY.
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NASHVILLE, JANUARY 20, 1855.
lust received per steRmsr SALLIE WkSFI
q IL packages Golden syrup;
barrels y. Re. Crushed Sugar
do Powdered do
do do Loaf do
S barrels CTack =;
loo bags assorted Shot
kegs Bar Lead;
barrels JulIus H. Smiths Old Reserve whisky.
FkBkMAN BnOThERS,
isn3O-0 No Z, COLLEGE, ; dOcrS North SPhng q.
FINE FANCY FHbhGH CANDLES.
I'VE have Just received three hundred boxes the hnes
w French Fancy candies. Cream Candy, ChTysLalized
EruiIs &C, n. Y AaaTd New orb, that posi-
by produced, suited for Parties, &C.. viz:
Assorted Chr y7IaiEsd Fruits
Chy sLaliztd Ginger RosotnG
IelfS Fruils with leaves; VanIls Gum Dropss
Raspberry Balls; AciduaLed Fruits
Gun DrOpE candy Toys;
NaugaI Candy; Ice Cream Drops;
brandy Drops Cordial Sugar AlmOR
sherry CObers, Cream Fruits;
pineapple Balls; Maraschine Balls.
do FuueTs; slraWbeuyj
Besides many other kinds Come and for yourselves
efore YOU buy. HOLLISTER 4 CARTkR,
apr23 y Union street.
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"A Neat Small Dwelling
FUR SALG.
AM offering for sale neal dwelling College tfeeL
lust beyond the Medical college. The use G. rick
co5tsins good rooms cssrn sc, will be Id EtG
great bargain, FOi terms sppJ 20 ,
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Bonds and Stocks For Sale.

TIE Old Stand Of KIrkmaa & Ellis.
lee 3-deO&Wly.
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NEW MUSIC STORE.
w. M, CHIhDS & CO.'S
Patent
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF,
CEMENT ROOFING.

CEMENl RUIZ INGT.
7IHR undersigned having purchased the State Right fo
tennessee The above patent prepared Introduce
into general use, and asks the attention Architects
! sTETi ne its superioTity 6ver other Ro,Bng
ARCHITECTS AMI BUlLUERs should not fall to exam.
The msssl forms hard and smooth surface vii
resist she acton Of the EtmosThors every climate
mpsrIious 70 wat eatc and flexible u contracts and
expands tho cha Orls phete, sEd viii Meth.
srevapOrae, crack o aud as 20 ITS durability, there ii
lis practically impershable, and will perrss.y rssis,
auy ordinary exposure Ere, abuudauy prov.
ed, and We viii VaTRnt water proof We viii engage tC
put r. odBE ordinary god shs athug cid shin.
giles aud gravel, tu ziuc and zinc cOppsr,
1t making no dnerence no" leep or nat they may beoi
dollars hundred square eet, being Cheap
give Setter satisfaction.
Il "a 'Vso b. GUuud be best thing ever invented o
Nd old ieAky Tin Tar aud gravel roofs,
chmnsys lies, dOTmuT windows and CUTTERS where ID,
lin Is rusted Tins Cement put on TO last d,
bch il iS applied - Roofs ca BE- painted over ana sT
rsnsd leak, two dSa and dy per nuua rec
This Roofing will be found be the Jss ,ha Tor overng
arEe Roofs Wher taey are murh expose 90 dre-sucb A.
steam Mills, Mills, PHct Rdroad Csrs, Bridge,
Dspols, station Houses Steamboat DecEs, and fact ever
KIM Of Roof W0sTe tere is an external exposure
arieCt, ghOut joint 10, presents no
chance for atsto ami any light substance viii
m Insurance OfHoes at Cincinnati, and other place,
Ehere Chds CO.'S Cement has been use, insure Building
Roofs covered with this Cement, the r6Jes a.
foT tb 2V~ covered with iron, Copper or Tin,
IL The Cement will be furnished to those distance
EiIh directions for using.
Z County Rights Tor sale.
u Orders sent 10 the undersigned, through the Pos,of
ies,wllbe promptly FtAndrdto
would respe uy refer 10 The following gentlemen foy
whom have covered buildings i'm the Jeuen
Architeet5 aud Nastsr Mechanics Of NashUills
M Il. N. aKEKuYD,
Messrs. }. a. uUGHEs & SNVTH,
WARREN d MrOHE,
McCU. LuIG1 q HUUGH,
JOHN MCCAIN - co.
Col F, l. ANDERSON, suPT n d CRRCO.,
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THAT convenient frame dwelling on ths Franklin Turn
1 pike near the 1rst To Gate now occupied by J. Nc
CaRpbel, Esq The house contains Tour rooms resides
attached Suitable he procured by the tenant
on reasonable desired. Possession given imned
ally. Apply 70
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gTO,OOU Straight Tennessee State BOnd8.
~ 600 EndOIssd
500 shares Nashville q Chattano0ga r. & Btoe
1Im SeWanee MiBlg Sioek
5000 Huntsville Mining and hBufsetunng Stock
All Of which will be sold On favorable IeEmsbg ~
dec S-u A. WIRELESS q CO
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NOW YOITR CH4NCEI

m purchase that valuable tot In sdgehed, the GHF
un Turnpike, aajOini-g the residence n Mr. auva'
The lot fronts feet is 30 feet deep and within min
utss walk Of the Public square. To good pure VIII
Wishes 70 imptoge Ibe gsftY, any long II will b
lFsn % paw the purchase money that be dsrss ma
fsmaln on bond aRd mortgage fUTten years, desired
AL AVsL LIS psLRY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-31

AAFnoW Offering for sale that vslue,e Ut on aafNs
1ff sdiouing tns store OF Morris Mathews. Iha LOT
ronts s. feet Market and back lO feet towards
voud make one ofthe best stands for Wholesale GRO
osry store in the City. For terms apply 70 .
4. V. b LlAAoLlAsf
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HAVR 6 Dwelling House and Cot for sale near the Pab-
lie Square tor which will take the Notes OF any o. The
Free Banks OF Ter nessee.
Now ts the time for enteTprsng merchant 70 pro
cure good home will give reasonable time win 10
which Be can s'WateF calico" for the notes. Apply 70
sept 40 A V LINDSTEY.
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BLACKSMITHS,

Who are inueed Of Anvs any size, Vices either
or Box Bellows Of any sizs warranted 70 work per.
ipcty Horse Ra.ps Plat and HR Round Piles, TedGes nd
Hand Ham ners Horse-Sheo Nails, English and American
BtUr Cas- and Shear Steel Stocks and Dies, old fashion
aaraza r nnat
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WHEAT, WIIE1T.

VET ANlEu mmeuIaiey- 1000 bushels OF wheat We
W viii take al qualities Of wheat a. tue n ghsst mai %
price paid lu Nashville, We also have an Order Tor 50
bales StCt NCdunE Colou we viii nav ~.
biEest marE-Ipucr delivered al our Warehouse corner
Market -ud Clark street d. s. FRENCH son.
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Ten Years Credit.

HAVE abdsnU lots 10 Maple street. near the
sniverslty, which { will sell years time st tar
prices DIVIDED inIeTs ped semi-annusl' Il that
long enough ID aETee not toeal Tor The principal
a. long the Interest l. promptly paid.
Apply
5a.T AVS LJEDSLEY,
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Free Banks.

I HAVR for sale large amount OF prspsIy which ~
sell for Noes Of The Bank Of Nashville, certified
checks n u she prices that have always eeEed 90
I be DTopsrtv sept 90 IS LlNDSLBF
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7 IQUORs.-sOo bb.s Pixies Magnolia WHISKY;
" $50 bols Robinson Co DO
200 ibis Old Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
100 bbls American Brandy;
20 bbls do Gin,
90 bbls Peach Brandy
Also lsrge stock Of Fine Imported Brsndies an
Wines Just received and for sale By
feb II NEEF CHEAFHAM.
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FaghiOlabIe Dalcing AeademJ

MONS. J. a. PINGUELY,
D BSPECTFULLY informs Rs patrons aud friends, "a
II that be has returned 10 the Guy that be viii n
open his Academy mis- Hall on SATURDAY, OCTO- "a
Der t7TH 1857, al - clock, p N E84A
Days and Hours Of TtitioH, Friday at o'clock p A.
Aad Saturdays OF 9 o'clock, 4. a., and p H.
Among the Dances lately received from rarts, he
will teach the and fash Onable ANGLERS A %.
LILLE, as danced 10 the principal Eastern Cities
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereOfJrs
dsd % him. Mona r. respectfully sUeIls
theaams. OciII-u-
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Lard! LardI

'HB highesi marKe price paid for LtRD put up n uhp-
a ping order. J. T. MAXIM a. Co.
teb DO Q zrHN 49,
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al GOOD DWELLING.

CTTUATBD Cherry Street. LBoolus Hsll, iS
y offered for sale TIE lot g. feet, fr, BY $50. The
house lea brick cOusung 10 ell aiRe The house and
los offered for less than the Of the Bulluing.
APpytO
deeI0 naP v S LINDsLgT.
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Neat Country Residence.

AM Offering for sale small tract Of Land miles nom
the city, nssr The Nolensve turnpike, containing y
acres The residence Is q Cottage, rooms,
dsu5s kitchen, double negro cabin, stable, Win b
SaeIS NPp' AVS LJEDsLRy
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Notice.

CYNTHA FLISN and her heirs are hereby notified 20
y Gene oIvard and Ole legal claim 90 the legacy len
her By mother udHh Seiars, eec'd Gate 81 Hall
g. Sale uf Georgia. wIhn three wears OF The same will
lapse and the Other heirs Of said deed
Published D. der the honorable cOurl OF Chancery
a. s. pemuer Term 1857. Gsnsville hail. eoqny' Ca
October Isth 81. N W. Brown,
RoyS-CalaD Executor ofJudith ssdsrS decd.
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snyder & FPiZZeIl

Sny der & PlZZG
40. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock Of
Boots and shoes,
Which have been made up expressly for The retail
trade. For Ladies they have in part:
Fine Buttoned heel Caters, Black and Bronze;
do CONGRESS do do do do
do Side Lace do do do do
do Congress, side lace Caters " iLhOut heelg
do Kid boots, thick and lhin soles;
90 White kid and sstn slippers
dc do do do Caters;
DO Toilet slippers.
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin soles;
do do do with heslE
Lasting Caters with or without heels
Calf and Goat Boots tor school Shoes
Boys and Children.
Boys calf and Congress shoes;
Youths do do do
BOYS and Youths Thick boots.
Brogans and Thick Boots.
fne stock Of BrOEans for Plantation Also good
ste" OF shoes These goods we're all made 70
orr and certainly superior article Also MEMS
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
10 our line will dud their interest TO call, de-
teTmIaed to give them the worth OF their money.
Call ct No. q Public Square.
osfq SNYDBK q PRIZ2BLL
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Gums! Guns !

NNFE have large ormeDt uT SHOT Guns Double or
W hugle barrel, embracing EresJ variety.
MAJ EH g. HAM1LTON.
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FARMERS,

WHO are in want Corn Shelters Straw Cutters, Hames
W Chains Of kind Wedding Hoes for Corn, Cotton
o. labaecO Svthe Blades aud Cradles, Axes kope TOT
Spades, Gate Hinges, Butcher Knives, Sausage Cut.
ters Nails wrought Pump Chsin, Rakes CFoss-cut
SAWS Sheep Shears and Riddles, Was lTOns Cur
~ Combs.
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FINE TOBACCO.

TEE have been appointed Sole AEsRts Nashville for
W gre sae OF James Inomas' Jr, OF Rlchm0ad, Va
Calculated Manufactured TyDacC0.
Jus, 5yed, go Ess OF the following brands viz
JErsI OF UPIiiH,
hUBY TWIST,
CIIhON,
NECTAR LEAF,
BUTTER OF SPO SCTr CAKE,
Which we viii stll rt The Manufacturer prices Tor cash.
ItbI6 GARTEK, MCKAY d CO.
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DOYLE & CO.,

sELF-YENTILATING REFRIGERATO
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want n buy Planes ofsny kind, Common CAST Stee
Augsrs and Anger Bits, Hand and lemon saws, Rules
Foot Adzes Braces and Bits Dou.e and single Plane Bts
Comprises, Chi-els and GOuges, Drawing Knives Climb
lets, uachets an Hammer, spirit Levels, OIL and Water
Slon squares Of kind Screw Drivers, Gauges, Chalk
Lins, Anger and Chissl Handles, saw Setta
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-31
RAINS & BROWN,
Druggists and Preseriptionists,

Druggists and Preseriptionists,
Me- s, South side Public Square,
nashville, TRHu
A COMPLETE assortment Of Bngah and American
"A cdeIac1 puro and unsdaltsraIsd Drugs frssh ana
genuine Attracts selecg 20 dsfs, ETC. always hand,
ElaVorimE EEGracG8s euc
L6mons Rose, antz, Fns AppIs sbsEry Celery Al
mond RASPBERRY, Peach and Orange extracts for asToTnE
BEST Bermuda Arrow Root lsHgass Gloves, NuimaFs,
Clnnamoai &c ar hAlNs BROWNS.
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden seeds,
w are now In receipt extensive suck Of
W 9arden sescs1 lsmbracng many and vaIuabls
varieties ever brougn his They are aloi ne
srouh OF ls and trOm Nc following houses Of vel knoHn
reputation
y. Lambeth & Sons, Philadslphia.
The American seed Gardsn, WI.hersdsId. "a
Rislsyia frsdOnia, New YORK.
Snaker Gsr5eus, SCUM ubi5n. Kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues the nou.sg reqdq frr
graluIiOus dstribuuOn. Call anu Est uus.
In addition 70 The abOVe,ss larg5 supply Of he mart
usual Tasea b. pJduii aud Bcals and Peas bV th
buahsl.
5000 Paper Flower Seeds.
JREt received from me celebrated house Johnrnu Ro
bins Co., thousand OF Foaer Seeds. lao iover4
Of Flowers larger better assortnsnt fFn
winch make their sslecuOn sssds Lhs nave har
I0fore had Ia his city. RAINS BLOWN,
No. % SouIh side ~u0l c SQUARE
Jas Il Opposite NE Ma tei houss-