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10. ED WARDS.

10. EDW DS.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
COA0LSSIOB AND FORWARDLYG MERCHANT
BRANDIEs, WINES, cIoARs &c,
COR. OF SPRING AND COLLEGE SITS, NAsHYILL, TENN.
GROCERIES.
M HEfDS Prime to Choice Sugars
IOO so bbls Crushed, Powdered and Loaf Sug r:
200 bags Prime Rio Coffee;
50 do Old Government Java Coffee
leo bbls and half bbls Re5oiled Molasses:
500 whole, half and quarter boxes Star Candles:
100 boxes Summer Mould do
100 do Soap;
20 do Virginia and Missouri Tobacco
90 do Assorted Glassware
1000 kegs Wheeling Nails Brads and Spikes assortsd
50 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger;
20 do S. s. Almonds
20 do English Walnuts Filberts;
> cases half and quarter boxes Slrlines
10000 Imported Cigars;
$1,000 various brands Cigars
so dozen Painted Buckets;
so nests do Tubs
50 cases Matches;
. coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes
-!eall JO EDWARDS.
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From the ST. Louis Republican.
TIE LITE TROURLEs IN KANaas.

In giving publicity TO the following letter to
citizen of this city think it proper 90 say that it
was written by gentleman who has no motive in
the world to misrepresent the existing state Of
things in Kansas. His account is a PLAN, Unvar
nished one-and at any other time and under al
most any other circumstances than those which con-
roi men and parties in Kansas would call forth in
diguatiOn from every quarter Of the land. AS it IS
this band Of murderers and robbers are openly up
held in their by the leading ultra Free State
men in the Territory, and they are applauded by
those outside Of IT,
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Total ''''.'''' LfO
lrnnnrotinrn nra hainn made To send more

PTepaTatl0n3 are being made 70 SEND more
The British already have on their West India sta
ton a fleet Of ships of twice and half the amount
of guns of the above list of American vessels. They
have seventeen vessels in ALL twelve of which are
steamers, carving, in the aggregate, 857 guns, as
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GSTRAK ED.s-Youn COW, with calf the owner -,se-,
- have them by calling at this Office and pay u
ing Of advertisement. Enquire Of james jack a
son, Brsnnan's Foundry, College street. may25
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BANCRoFTS HISTORY.
NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
W. T. BERRY & co.
HAVE NOW on SALE
THE HISTORY OF rus United STATES
VOLUME VGs.
bENe VOLUME L OF THE AEERIcAz EEToLUTIoE,
BY GEORGE BANCROFT.
OCrAVO UNIFORM WITS THE pRrvT-
Gus VOLUMES

ihiss ne arsi OF four voanss whsh VII embues tso
Pehodof the American alton, from ths Blockade OF
soiioH TO the Treaty Of Pence At Paris m I7a auat con-
sans In grsl grss from mla1sript aBd uupsbli.bsd
afsss tae history Of the aation daFns arst poton9g
'h eventual period including the Bockado Of sos.oa Ha
Dor ne gsasrai orgtnzl3n the eodatr7 the aernon
Of The CharoI Of Massachusetts, the resistance OF The p
pie O Massachusetts the spirit OF the South The Congress
q ifi ne progress Of measures in Engand Ffsnos ana
eseEhsrs ihs Bltass ofLsEiastoa and Concord the siege
Of Boston, the Congress Of MS choice OF Washnrton
as Oommander-in Chisi, ths Battle Of Bunker sin &s.
AZ there VIII doubtless be great demand for ths Hisorr
The Revolution, iaisPsusu OF hs preceding voIusa
'he work, these oar EoausI vii also published ssDa-
ra'ey, a. the American Revelation, Vols, I, II, III,
With title page aud binding to sOrFsspoad
Inc publishers invite the attention Of the renders OF ne
present volume Of Mr. BIHer31's story ofhs Uutss
states to The arst SIX volumes orhe work. hs dstngub
ed merits Of which hive been Gratefully asknowlodd b
his eountrymsn." For sale b.
". 2. Berry & Co,
- Public Snauro.
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GENERAL PRODUCE AND AGRICULTURAL DEPOT.
NO. 81 COMMERCE STREET, MONTGOMERY, Ala.
NNI ILL particular purchase and Ie Of
COUNTRY PRoDUoE, and all consgnmen entrusted 10
tnir care Also, the filling Of orders Having ample storage
We are prepared 70 receive and make advances On
signments
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FOR CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURGH,

FOR CINCINNATI AND PITTSBURGH,
TWyETE new and light iraught steamer, MEL -
Rose RoDGERs, Master, will leave for the LsAei.5EF
above and al nterEledate landings TUESDAY,
lst, 10 o'clock l. D. For freight passage apply
board
may3O-td H. H. HARRISON, Agent.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
FEHI8E new and light draught steamer, JOHN - -
GAULT, will leave for the above and all inter
mediate landings, "WEDNESDAY, the 2d inst, at
10 o'clock, A NJ For freight passage apply on board or 20
junel-2t u, II. HARRISON, AgE
UNJUST AND DISTRESS GOODS WILL RE
offered at sale commencing Tuesday Morning. June lsi
1883 large line Of New and Fresh Goods in trust 10 Rodgers
Charleston, South Carolina. Also, entire Retail Stock OF
Goods taken by force Of sharp you lovers Of good
bargain, this Is q rare chance for you.
mayo TRABUE LUCUs.
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LOW PRICED FURNITURE

FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAmAGE, A College Street,
receiving large and excellent stock Of Ladies'
wear; Tor Misses, Boys and Children F9
Gents sup. Calf Stitched, and Pump Sole Boots; H4H
do French Patent Leather and Calf Congress Caters. -
do do Patent and Calf Silk and Red Top Go
do Black Cashmere and Pranuella do
do English Lasting and French Calf Kid Ties;
do BUckskin o. do
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes;
do Lasting OEords and Dress do
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco Oxforis;
do Calf Union half Caters.
FOR LADIES.
Ladies French Lasting Congress CATERS and without heels
do ., DO Kid Congress Boot Do do do
do FRENCH DO Slippers trimmed do do
DO White Satin and Kid Slippers do do do
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin soledo do do
do Black and Brown Gaiters do do do
do Black Kid & Bronzed Slippers do do do
do Lasting Caters Plain & Tppddo do dc
CHlLDhEN7S NeW B0uzed Heel Slippers, Black and Col
ored Lasting Gaitar, Boots and Shoes, beautiful assortment
and in great variety.
BOYS and Youths oxford Ties Congress Caters, Patent
Leather and Calf Dress Shoes Satin Ties, etc, Call at ~
COLLEGE street. JOHN RAMAGE.
TRUNKS! TERUNKSg
o Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks;
aLAA4 do No. Sole Leather Covered do
= rs4 y ~ do Medallion and Iron Framed DO
ias..-4A-asa8 do Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satchels.
CENTS 30. Sole Leather Trunks
do Black and Russell Iron Frame Trunks;
do English Sole leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Valises;
Carpet Bags in great variety, just received By
JOHN RAMAGE,
1an
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FALL, A1sAkANGEMENT.
THROUGH RATS o. szEssHr INV YORK TO NASHVILLE
ID 'onnse'ion with NEw FoRK side Wheel and Screw Steamship
Lines
Charleston and Savannah.
VIE f1Wing rates 70 Es elect and after JUNE ls
NEW YORK TO NASHVILLE.
First class, per 100 lbs, g8
Third class g Is
Hats in Boxes, " 2T
CLASSIFICATION on THE ABOVE ROUTES
A. Eiano. forte Books Stationery, Boots,
Inrpents in barrels Carpsng, China Glass and GLASS
ware In cases. Clocks, Conctoneres, Cotton Cards Cut
lery' in cases. casks and boxes Dry Goods in boxes and
bales; Drugs Frait Trees and shrubbery Furs Garden
Seeds Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Flates "a own
tania Ware, Teas and spices.
I'd CLASS.--HardWare, Except such as specified in first
and Third Classs) Cotse Mills Machinerv: Foreig5 I5
quo in barrels aud pipes; Tobacco, in boxes; Leather in
rolls and boxes Oils, in barrels ana casks; CcIer 5d
Queensware, in crates and casks; Rice, Whiting Psster
Sheet Brass and Copper.
Sd CLASS --Az shovels, Spades sadIrons Zinc and Tin
in pigs Tin Plate Anvilz Vices Chains and Hoes
Manila and Cotton Coriage- Coffee, Heavy Castings, Mil
tearing, Carriage Springs aul Axe Railroad Wslels and
- - A1les Chairs, spikes, AMI Resin in barrels.
SFECAAL hAHESs and Carriages boxed, and
other light articles not enumerated; also CaDoys Of Acids,
or otet Chemicals viii be charged by actual weight at
double First Glass rates
IL No charge for drayage, Wharfage or Forwarding The
a09y9 rates cover all expenses from New York Nashville.
Road, vest Of Stevenson, entitled to above rates
~ It is only necessary to insure goods Charleston
'eIai ods assume al llsAs delivered
steamer into the hands Of the draynen wharf, until ev
cred az the depot Of destination. by doing merchants win
save from . SO cents per 100 lbs ID class goods
Sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah consigned to Agent Cen
tTal Railroad, Savannah, Georgia.
Goods shipped via Charleston, should be consigned Agent
South Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
CHARLIE W. ANDERSON,
glhsi7u General Agent.
Banner Gazette and Patriot copy, and discontinue our freight
adYertisements.
"A MOTHER WRECK .--Beni F. Shields win sen
"A thursday Morning, June 3D., 10 o'clock large lot u
sof d Dy Goods Clothing and Fancy Goods generally por-
Ton Of which has been saved from City Huntsville, and viii
De SOLD without reserve, Of the Underwriters for cash
on delivery. Ljunel-tdl BENZ. p SHIELDS
A PRIVATE SALEs-.A large and we'll assorted
stock Of Clothing, which win be sold cheap trade only
Junel-u BENZ. T. SHIELDS.
A SIX HORSE STEAM ENGINE TOR SALE
with without boiler. at Wofsnden & Co. 3 Machine Sbon
CHERRY t,-o doors sr+t ~ ~
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Such is the sum total of naval preparation for
war. Verify, if We we're depending upon our gov
eminent Navy for defence, the weakest power in
Europe might insult US with impunity.
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TIE CONDITION OF OUR Navy - The Navy Register
does indeed present respectable lat Of vessels Of
war, but then out Of the 70 vessels Of all classes
which figure there, about so are unfit TO 20 to sea-
and only about thirty actually in commission at
the present time. A writer in the Washington States
analyses the Navy Register, and shows the result to
be as follows:
10 Line Of battle Ships or these only two could
be equipped for sea. at very considerable expense
four the stocks. requiring extensive repairs
to complete hem and four require to be rebuilt,
cut down heavy races before being prepared for
sea- and at large expense,
10 Frigqtes OF these, only six could be equipped
for sea, considerable COST and fSur require be
rebuilt cut down to heavy ragee slOops of-War,
before being prepared for sea, and at great cost.
q SEoop- of Fa.-Of these, all are seaWorthy,
with ordinary repairs.
Brqs.-Al in condition
2 SchoOasrs All in condition
ScyesO prQpsllsrs, first class frigates (new,) two
on stocks.
SerepprQpsllers, second elass--one aaOst AID i've
Scrs propeller, third oIass-aaOa, and of little
value.
! Paddle Wheel Steamss-An in excellent con-
dition.
Store ships.-In commission.
PsTaagent ReeeiDiRg- shiys.-An unsesWorthy.
REcAPITULATIoX.
Vessels which are sea worthy, viz:
LineOf battle ships.......
Frgates
Shops Ot-War '''''@i
Propeller frigates. '''''''
Paddle wheel do
Despatch steam-tenders
Brlgs. '.''
SchOOn0rs.
Store ships
seawOrthy vessels Of all ...,...l0
UnseaTcrthy '''<o
Total vessels of all
In commission for sea service, May, 1858:
Steam frigaies... .. II
SAILING dom.
SoopS- OF War.. '''1 ~
BriRs........
Despatch steam, tenders
TOtal....... ..'''.'.. ~
Snnh ia he sum loal of onr naval incarnation for
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Charleston and savannah.

THROUGH RATS o. EzEssHr FROM INV YORK TO NASHVILLE
connection with NEW YoRK side Wheel and screw srziD
Lines. 60
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90 Boxes Black bottles, 4, s, 9, alli z
go q" Pint, half pant, aud quart FisLl
$50 o Window Class
100 A" rumbiess:
= kegs Boiler RiTet5 and NUS
100 dozen Bro0mss
SOD Cast, Wrought and sasl Pl0Ts.
100 boxes Pickles, for lais low d0un-
any rERRAss BROTHERS
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Forces IN THE GULF.-The vessels Of war now in
the Gulf, or under orders to appear in ihe waters
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TFF9RAss BROTHERs.
IHON, &C., Ar COsT

CJUCCEs8ol3s . lsCnaa 8 Tsrrss- dllers in GEfOa
- CEHIEs, FOREaGE AND DOMESTIC
Lf0UOEtSs No So ant 81 Broai street.
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1.-THE senior. This is the highest pay that shy
navy officer ever gets-ChaTlestOE Mercury
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TTNANABLE PROPERTY .--Ths Taxpayers Of this
n city hereby notified that the books containing ss o.
the taxable property within the corporation OF Nashville are nov
ready for examnatonIt the City Hail. they are requested
10 call and see If their lists The
main open for examination and from date an tie
18th Of june after which time they pass into the hands Of The
Collector.
may3O-d2w THOs. J. HALLE Assessor
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has now on hand and shall continue to keen mos,
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Cir nofpfnbfnt.

An AUcTIoSERR CAUGHT IN HIS OWN
TRAP. Smith, the auctioneer, is popula:
man, wit and gentleman. No person is
offended At what he says, and many hearty
laugh he has provoked by his numerous
sayings. He was lately engaged at sale
Of venerable household furniture, and had
knocked down sundry lots of kitchen furni-
:ure and fxens. lie had just got to ''going,
going, and balf-going" when he saw a
smiling counteuance upon agriculture shout
ders twinkling at him. Awink is always as
good as nod to blind horse or keen
sighted auctioneer, SO Smith winked, and
the man winked, and they kept winking,
and Smith kept "going, going with 10, Of
glass ware, stove pipes, carpets, pots and per-
funery; and finally the lot was knocked
down
ITO who!" said Smith, gazing at the
smiling stranger.
"Who, you, sir !" said Smith.
"Who! mel"
Eyes, yes" said Smith, "you bid on the
lot"
me! I'll be COLL dsrned if l did," insist
ed the stranger.
"Why, did't you wink, and keep winkiug'"
quoth the auctioneer.
"Winkinl" Well did-so did you wink
at me. I thought you we're wiukin as much
as to say, keep dark, I'll stick somebody on
that lot of stuff, and winked, as much Is
to say, I'll be COLL darned if you don't mis-
ter!
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