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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RA1LRoAD.-We see from tho
Marshall Flag that DR.. Jeptha Fowlkes president
Of the sold out Pacific railroad company has repudi-
ated the award of the committee of arbitrators, to
whom the matters of difference between the two ri
val companies we're submitted for adjustment. The
ground of his reputation, as understand it, is,
that the committee exceeded their powers, and ad-
3udcated matters not submitted to them The new
company declare their determination to abide by the
award Of the committee, and to enforce it against Dr.
Fowlkes company.
In the mean time the new company have laid down
i've miles more of Iron, and have let out contract
for one and half miles more of road, which will
bring the cars to Marshall The State Engineer was
stMsrshall inspecting the road constructed.
viii the difficulties that embarrass this great en-
torprise never have an end!
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The Central American Imbroglio---Its Ap-
preaching Solution.

preaching Solution.
The last few weeks have been fruitful in
developments concerning Central American af-
fairs. The uncertainties which have surround
ed the question are giving place to realities;
facts are fast becoming substituted FOR rumors.
At last we are permitted to have glance be-
shrouded the designs of the British Govern
me mt and enveloped the movements Of Sir
William Gore Ouseey We learn that the
presence of that Minister is required in Mica
ragua for the Enforcement of certain British
demands upon the existing Nicnmguan Gov.
ernment; and as preliminary to these demands
it is stated that Lord Napier has communicate
ed to Gen. Cass the intention Of his Govern
ment to arrest Gen WeIker and his followers,
should they escape the vigilance of our author
tiles.
We can scarcely say that we were unpre-
pared for an intimation of this kind. 1t is on
ly another illustration of that British arrogance
which affects TO exercise supervision and con-
troll over the affairs Of every other nation. AT
the same time it is an indication that Great
Britain has not abandoned her pretensions to
maritime supremacy, and that she does not in
tend to abandon them so long as she can find
any pretext for exercising them. The ground
upon which she bases her assumed right of in
reference in this NATTER is analogous to that
on which she based her pretensions TO the right
of visitation and search. 1t is equally as OBJ
jectionable, and equally as untenable-and in
this light it appears to be viewed by our Gov
ernment. A Washington dispatch states that
General Cass has replied TO the communcu-
ton of Lord Napier, informing him that the
realization of the designs avowed by the Brit
ish Government would be offensive to our peo-
pie, and would be regarded as an unfrlendly
act. There can be no doubt that this is the
true ground. But the declaration does not go
far enough to meet the exigencies of the case.
The contemplated act would be not only un-
friendly, but hostile. 1t would be a REPRODUCE
ton in more aggravated form of all the OBJ
iectionable features of the right of visitation
and search, which has been admitted by the
English Government to be purely belligerent
right. Walkers offense,Hif he is guilty of any
is an ofTense against the laws OF the United
States. To maintain the supremacy OF those
laws, and to punish the delinquents, we need
neither the interference nor the assistance OF
the English. As against the British Govern
ment, or even as against Nicaragua, General
Walker has committed no offense, until he
comes within British jurisdiction IN the other;
To attempt to arrest him, therefore, while still
under the flag of the United States, and con.
sequently within American jurisdiction, would
be an insult and hostile act The principles
upon which we resisted the British claim to
the exercise Of the right Of search, apply ev-
actY 10 this case. In fact, in both cases the
! p5,ncipies on which British pre;ensions as
founded, and the principles on which Amer
can opposition IS justified, are sbslrsetly ident
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01
81 we see from the statistics in tho Texas Alma

Eg- We see frem the statistics in tho Texas Alma
Mc for 1858, that Dallas county stands 10Th in point
Of population, and 9th in the number Of qualified
electors. Austin, Bexar, Cass, Cherokee, Fannin,
Fayette Gonzales, Grimes, Harris, HARRISON LAMAR
Kacogdcches, Pamela, Rusk, Titus, Travis upsher
and Washington have larger population. But Bex-
ar, Cass, Rusk and Cherokee only, have greater
voting population-that of Dallas being l,o72' and
ie entire population 6,9Sl.
We rive below the population and qualified electors
In each of the rnnnties Of the 10th Judicial District
10 far MS reported by the Census officer.
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cul. We may, therefore, reasonably anlicl'
pate that the position oil our Government on
this point will be at least Os determined and
uncompromising as its position with relation
TO the ouirages in the Gulf, durirg last spring.
In the meantime the President has issned his
proclamation against illegal expeditions. But
General Walker denies that his present move
ment is illegal. II this denial is correct, the
terms ofthc proclamation do not apply to him,
and he will suffer no detention at the hands OF
the authorities. At all events, whether,
er il is legal or illegal, the British Government
has nothing at all to do with the matter and
It's proc camatlon OF intended interference is in
the highest degree offensive and insulting,
The course TO be pursued by our Govern.
ment is perhaps indicated in the unimpeded
departure of The steamship Washington, on
the 9th inst, from New York, with passengers
for Nicaragua, under the auspices Of the new
Transit Company. Scnor Jerez had issued a
manifesto against that Company, yet our Gov.
crnment offered no opposition to its proceed
inrs, there being no reason whatever to believe
that it contemplated any violation Of our laws,
and still less reason for Intervention on our
part to crafty the animosites of the Ncara-
guam authoriiles or subscrve the designs Of the
British Government. On the contrary, it is
stated TO be the determination Of our Govern
ment to keep the ,..nsit route open. and to toll
crate no interference from a other quarter IN
Central American affairs. The same course,
it appears to us, should be pursued with refer
ence to General Walkers enterprise. II it in
wolves no violation of our laws, and if it does
not prima tacic contemplate violation of the
law of nations, our authorities are not called
on to interfere-stil less would il be their duty
to undertake the enforcement of the local laws
and nobody will have any right to complain.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

II is said that fashionable ladies in Philadelphia,
no longer wear hoops Of any extent They arc so
small in circumference scarcely to 10 observable
giving the wearer symmetrical and graceful form
Large hOOps-mammOth hoops arc worn only by the
vulgar Take heed OH ye angels of Dallas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

- Out Of the 10000 votes in Illinois, the Ad-
mipistratlsn anti-DOuglas democrats carried about
5000 Thereby elscting the Republican State tick
et 50 much for Executive interference in local State
elections,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

- The Hon, W. X Sebastian was on the 10th inst,
reelected United States Senator from Arkansas with
out opposition. His principal opponent in caucus
was Gen. Hampstead His present term expires
March 4th, 1859.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

Tns CHANr1os CANr-HuSr.-A party of twelve
gentlemen from Harrison County, recently went on
. seamp-hunt in Bowie county. They hunted seven
days. and at the close of their sport, counted one
hundred and fifty -four deer skins Four Of the par
ty, Mr.. Theodore Halcomb and three others killed
IS deer in three days in the same vicinity. There
are two parties in this region that may look to their
laupels.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

A MODEL JusrlcE.-The New Orleans
True Delta tells a story of the ruling of a
Georgian justice by way of illustrating some
Of the neculiarties of those dignitaries at
home. whose actual experiences it feels deli
cacy in relating. The Georgia Judge was a
magistrate who, some years ago, presided in
one of the southern counties of Georgia. A
man sued another on an open account before
this Dogberry's court, and the case came up
The plaintiff produced n witness 10 prove the
account, and after his counsel had proved all
he wanted to by him, the counsel for the de-
fendant attempted a cross-examination, bui
vas peFemp;ouiy shut oil b has honor. tiert
WIS ddemma winch v-Aud 'he country law
ver and bis client terribly. Every nrgumea
was used TO induce The court 10 suffer counse
no 70 ca .ilb the cross-exam'na3igp, hi Oh.
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= yhe Crpelstt 'rrintet' has received -e- r-e.s
sas sill suos snssgge the PsPeg We are tru.y glad
20 zee shls evidence Of re presperi of fte Printer
There sFe fgE pspers IN ouI exchange let. that We
rssa sith .ser plesszre si,sn tbs Printer Dsl,an
has an ii.sxhss..s,sis - q gsa.st hp1ar, which
rsyef tils % Prcseks 'saS- srezss- 70 aim.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

MCarrazu Ins ,aFE-ln WsieT.list, Il
y, u,ea named Mcneil Murdered hs wile
o1 ne nigk Of the 18Th inst. by breaking heI
skull With s,.ae heavy uesPtn tie esca Fef
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01

Leaving out Montague, Throckmorton, Archer and
Wichita.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-01
THE DALLAS HERALD.
PUBLISHED WEEK

LATIMER Il SWINDELLS.
" LArIMER, wv, swISDRLIs,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-13

RE ven known and earEery sought for throughout h'
a whole Continent Of America
ANeveT TSefOTe thrir Introduction could any series q
popular remedies found th equal % any
that always be relied on and we're within faaoh o. ne
Never Before the Grpfsnberg Pills. could you o5tain
Tor 25e certain remedy for Bilious D'aas'' L'er Oop '
Never Before this Fever and Asls remedy could any
thing be cured al Of Chs ana te' iof %
Never BEFORE he Ureen Mountain Ointment there
10 be found, Tor sc, Immediate cure TOT bfta of las
ola sores Erysipeas Infmmatons either external on
Never Before marshaII's Uterine CathOI-
icon vas Falling Of he Womb, aud other Uterine diseases
found 70 be curb Nov ten cases out Of twelve cured b
ln T NJ ,1v pby,ln supposs that tbs is merely saaer
remedy We would reply, 'tat &c g. prepared hy Dr. P0mogs
Of o wealthy and old physician Of the Auopahie school
erafuto1sy merits bis patients; and f1aass
b writing to Dr. Pomerog be c,n be furnished Eth JIG epo
tpaTts It's ne greaaat blessing 10 he female SEX mat ne
! science o. medicine has discovered 10 century.
Never Before the Grsfsnherg Dyseutlry Syrup ra5
there certain remedy for Bloody Eu1 Dyst1Iyf Dfin'a or
Cholera-noE, al eau be cured 10 aieE hours
Never Before the Introduction Of he ehldrens Para
ee could mother eel ls le Or -f sle -s ir -iy aie
under Eve years Of Youthful diseases and strong medicines
carried them odn0U tins medicine t, after the
doctor and have pronounced their hopeless Prizes
Never Before vas any Tonic Bitter 50 pspular A. The
Heal Be that costs pc Why should world suffer FROM
Dyspepsia Bilious diseases while s simple medicine cana
Never before was any preparation o. sarslpariIs -
pou srfnl as that compounded by the Graienbsrgto
/ Never Before has the C0nsumptiVes Balm Eand its
equal H0E mauy tereuoE 10 lie and haia Eho souids
this, have entered Deaths dark portal they had nos ln
recommended 70 this ~ preference % many nosirs tE
Never before were Piles and kintrs dsae5 certain %
cure We have certificates Of persons eey recovered, after
DR. Mott aud other great physicians had asserted that nothing
but the kniis could AFFORD relief.
Never Before could n6amsd eyes and weakness % yht
b. cured for Zjc. The Eye Lotion does IT,
Never Before any Boos published aat contains
for sc Il ought % bs IN every family in he iard.
Never tsefoFe las Eng Almanac zen polished % valq
sSH7-H s'Rsf' = NraaFiila
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81. s4mPsO II.


DEf6I,
40. PUBLIC SQUARE.
rFERsfo bs friends ana tie trade the largest ard best
iect;one Of Brandes Gins Runs, Ports baderas, shees
and Chanpagnes ever brought to Nashville consisting Of Tie io
COGNAC BRANDIEs.
Jules Robins & Co.'S Pale, in z, < asd 4 pipes;
OlsrI. Dummy & Co.'S do dor do do
Cssslion Fine Champagne in = pipes only
Laferiere Pale, in =, = ana y pipes
La ROCHELLE BIEANDIESs
PsIltvOlsin Pale and Dark in Z pipes;
Rasseau, do do do do
Alexandra seigneste Dark in X, Z and pipes
HOLLAND GINS
Redor sevon, in pipes;
Grape Leaf, in g pipes
Anchor, in pipes.
RUNS.
Jamaica, very old;
St. Croix, New Crop.
WINES.
Duff Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster Madeira;
PureJuiee old 0pOrto Port;
Burgundy POrtsi
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet.
CHAMPAGNESs
Charles Heidsick, quarts and pinis,
Creme of Sillery, quarts and pints;
Nr- Hector Clcquart and Ills quarts and pints;
Grown Brand, do do
Lyon do do 90
CLARETs.
300 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SCIEHEDABT SCETNAPPSs
he best Schnapps offered in the United States and 70 its
/ djciual properties has rot its equal.
Before purchasing elsewhere, call and examine for yourselves
Remember %. Public Square at B. F. Shields ljunel0l
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MACKENZIE 4 mINCHIN

Have rented he Hot,ss, No IA, College SHssf e
doors 5si0g ne SsDsnss Hoass.
Tbr stock Of Hardware coupsfs and eouaiul s- least
INV m sndsa7or keep all articles IN their
Inc and 70 sell 81 the lowest prices At hsir eaosut nay
Be found for
BUILDERss--Evsry description q Locks fror1 De best
quality 70 the cheapest Bolts, Hinges Screws
Nails Of all sizes
caRPENTEHS---Planes Saws. Chissls, CAGES, Ham
meFs. and every desCript0nof Tool
AnVils sledgs Hamsrs STEEL
&c- &c
y ATNTEH S---Bushes Of every size and quality, sash
Tools. busters, Camel Hair Pancl1 &c &C
ST kHsT KFEPE FRS---Fhc fnest English and French
Horss Brushes, American Brushes Curr5 Comes
Dung FORKS &C. &C
FkRHTE EgS--.spades, ShoTels, scgthes Picks, &C
GARDNERS---IlOes,R akss, Pruning InPlsEsatl, Lass,
SESORrs1 3 ---Doubls and Single Barrel shot Guns
Pouder Fzsks, Came B g. tsfeilaa.ol eapss Sc
Pocket Pistols, Colts heEolFerss Ailan's ana Al
theuew mproFementsin Ere hnns
House KEEPERS---Plated Forks Table and Iel
spoons, Ivory Handled Cutlery Ct every pattern
knives and Forks ofall kinds
ANDLESTICE S---Brittana, Planished TIM Jspannsd
Of al kinds.
RASK Ell S---0f every shape and axe
WATERS AND TEA AES---ir0ul oc eaeh q
TO lss d1esi quality.
FEATHER DUSTERS--sDustng Brlsissi Brooms
Popss Heads and Eyes hops, and Caps
NAwENTAL GOODs---Piaio Warmers, Coal Vas
6, Toilet setts &c &C. &c.
MACKENZIE & MIHcHTN,
cess Collese street.
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AtIen1ion Building PuTchasers !

RESIDENCE LOTS FOR SAAb -.
go Al private sale IS or ~ very desal.s 49,
IN I'd IN Brounsvls about Two and n-l 3d.
,,Nn5e ns,F ht Gailatn and number o. taen ~ Sc6
70 % acre escn 70 suit puTonasefa 80
- 49, ba1dSoni Eudng Sic, and many O el $3.50
- f,r-ed Tns usgqrhood 4 IN eveIy Wsg mos -,
a - 10 the ediHte vicinity Ahe OF
- ~ T--V 49, oil We VIZ sell 90 une ne y ioss W ~
~ on pIIsss % psloEs VIE WI e1ila On - aSSvT
nedisisg o. ~ oasTy EsrsSE
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X fitzpatrick. NeVims q Co.,
PE1ETVZYG, FORWARDLN6 AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
TAVE now in store = large and complete assortment Of
Il n Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades
Molasses in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee a large and complete stock
Rasins, full stock with Teas, Candles sadines Mack
ere Glassware assorted Peans together with all kinds Of Gro
ces usually kept in Grocery line. Our stock Of
BRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY &Css
We think cannot surpassed in this other market To
our heavy Of goods in store we invite the attention Of
the trade . $500 ,-,,,-r,-, . =,
mar28-6 h1hhRAI1lChs N6'A1'o q 10
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IA. roaRs. T.E. srsATT0S.
MORRIS q sTRATTON,
WH0zEsALR aROoERs AND COMMISSION EERoHAETs,
sANB
Dealers IN Foreign a Dsmestie Liquors,
NC. IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNEsSEE.
NJ ere now IN receipt Of large and veil assorted stock q
Of The trade.
IS 81. i o = aad ss sl 6 Iss sugar. all grades
S &c g g g g c css:: nd { &c. 81
100 DO % La Leaf DO DO.
COFFEE.
$500 bags choice Baltimore coEes.
100 do do Laguyra DO
MOLAssEs.
600 bbls cholcs Rsooied Molasses;
e g Esss 8, Louis syTsP;
TIN PLATE.
80 boxes ]. o. IOxl4 Tin;
100 do J iOzl4 do, very cheap for cash.
sUNDRIEs.
$50 boxes Star Candies;
900 DO Summer do
go Do s. Louis and Mem. Soaps;
100 do Starch;
10, s Sozss I Boston Ground Pepper;
So So DO DO Dc DC % s sRi9s;
100 DO Superior Csrb. soda, B papers;
go casks do do
2 casks dutch Msdder
100 hays Pepper
% tiercss Rioai
100 dozen Panied Buckets;
rs DO Wsshboariss
30 ruts;
100 dozen BroOms;
| s0.OO0 assorted Cigars
100 bales smoking Tobacco;
go boxes Tobacco, ali grades Va. brands
500 kegs pure White Lead
20 bbls do Linseed Oil;
Is kegs Shot, all sizes
/ 30 do Bar Lead;
50 MasOns Backing;
| 1000 hays hne Liverpool Salt;
! loo ibis KanzEha do
! so boxes Glassware.
| LIQUORS.
| 500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
| 600 do Raw Ohio do;
go do old Country do
| $50 do Smiths old Reserve do;
100 Old Bourbon do.
| so do do Rye do
| IiO do Monongahela do
30 do Old Port and Malaga Wine;
30 do A n. Gin;
pipes Holland Gin:
/ do Old COEnac Brandy
I 100 cases St julien Ciaret Wnei
20 baskets Champagne, extra
1 I50O BTandy;
80 packages Domestic Brandy
800 bar els Cider Vinegar;
with many other articles Tor the Grocery trade.
Eu NORRIS = sIhAtION.
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yrvHR sURsrRrBERs have sssoeis.sd ihsnss7ss .osh4
Tor tie purpose Of doing basnass IL
E4ARDWARE. CUTIEBK AND HOUSE
FURNISHING EOoDss
n. business vii b conducted under &c ssysei Eezzn
al------ ALEX. MACKENZIE
ni NsshSir., os.ossr T. Issa " <. MscHIE
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store.
TWVE subscriber ng sold his interest in TIE old stand
Of EVANS Co., 50 Market street, and located himself
permanently property corner Of Cherry and Null
berry streets Nashville known heretofore as Loves stores
has Just received, and opening splendid assortment OF
New and Fresh Goods Of every descriptions suitable Tor e wants
Of both city and cOuntry-consisting OF
DRY GOODS
or all kinds Prints Gngams Fine Lawns, DeLanes Linens,
JackOnets. Muslins Silks, Ribbons, SC.
JEWELRK.
Fine Gold Rings, Ladies' and Gents Brespns, Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains &C. Also,
READYsMADE CLOTHING
Ofths Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, Domsstcs, Blankets, &C.
ROOTS. SHOES, HATS AND CAPS
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND QUEENsWARE,
In fact everything kept that viii be necessary for the
compIetiou Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods.
N which he is determined 70 sell for ready pay, cheaper
than can be purchased Nashville his limited expenses viii
allow him to do 50. - -..,,,oor,
marA l. " hASDANOU>'
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n.
Late OF MeCrea & Terrass. Late OF H. b. Aoffia q w.
HUGH MeCREA & CO.,
(sucesssors Il. B. Morris & co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS q COAALSsI04 ABKcH1A4'4''
AND BEALERs
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
NOS 3 AND Is MARKET STREET. NASHVILLE 1855
On hand ard oner 70 the trade reasonable terms, ne
FOLLOWING articles, and viii be In cons AM 's'P u ~
supplies. -. - ..s -.
~ INNS PiiL-9 @--,.be5 ~ q BOXES Ciaret Wine,
w Jus o-l-s-o-5 a. cases 81 Carb Soda,
~ t 1Dis ~ 50 bags Ground Pepper,
25 nests tubs,
~ - FtH lI UNIV 100 dozen painted Buckets,
~ - 80 -, .-,r 50 dozen Cedar Buckets
~ 1ois 49,. Liquors.
~ 80 c9r5- s,,7,p 58I bills RecLifed WHISKY,
- = - 10 bills Jamaca Rum.
- - setPPS-' 90 bbs Old Rye and Bourbon
@S - - -, s. bbls choice Mon0ngaheias
- fan rr 6ss) bbls Bosrb0u r. Old
- - 80 Cerdlss. 90 hEs assoTtcd HquO11
- oo1-, 81 bbls Angrican bnsndy
20 s-S-' T-rspusrz fFils, . bbls 2 81.
~ SSSS BaR
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Nj. sULZBACHER,
=. %. warket street, NsahviIle,

No. 81, Market Streets NsHH'AHIo'
FWNAKEs great pleasure in informing MS enus' ~ Ia
II ue public generally, that he IS s'l 70 pe iou " ms Wv
stand with large ass0rtmentof
Fine and Common Beady-Made ClOthing'
Furnishing Goods, HATS Caps &c'
Also, choice selection Piece Goods, consisting m .
Cloth, Ca~slmrres Of every descriptions SAX and Neife
In addition 70 the above there he touu "a the same Ps'
celebrated cutter PElEtE who viii always be on lau "
those ayoring him with call beautiful it Cioumns Aae 70
order, and Tailoring work done TO give ssaeon
regards The price quality. The subscriber ks
this method Of rendering his thanks his for Their at
ronsge continuance Of the and requests the pup
~ ~ III and examine stuck before purchasing elsewhere.
An persons indebted TO the subscriber will please settle the same
Is possible asth old business must b settled Up ane
a--fFE iadulguass sanst bs allowed. LSstA2-u
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ALLISON. ANDER sON 8 %.

WHOLESALE DEaEE2a N
FOREIGN AND DOMEsNIC DRY GOODS
And Ready Made Clothing,
30. a PUBLfC SQUARE AASHF4LLbs Zh1AhoebA.
ME pleasure IN announcing friends and The aa
Nv generally, that In receipt Of our STOCK q
RAN and winter Dry Goods and Ready
Made Cl0thinEs
which We offer for CASH Puastaa dealers q snail 81
vance on Eastern cost.
Our stock embraces all the varieties usual kept IN Whole
Dry Goods House. and selected Win l care and Taste
and Al prices as low IS le market Afforded
We therefore those visiting market @ call aud exam
inc our goods and prices determined 70 oer inua
sBgs5-9n ALLISON, ANDERSON 4 CO
MHARRLE WORKs-zTks subscriber l1s on hand ne
FN largest and assortment Of Marble and Marble hork
ever cderei IN he city, which be particularly invites ne ~
ton Of thepubc. He prepared % execute AL JOBS ~ ms m
IL The best style Of the art, and al short notice -
mays, '57-n JAMS s-9->-.
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WATSON Il. JASPER n BAr-EY GEORGE n
COOKE, BAILEY & 90.


Boots. shoes, Hats, Caps, straw Goods &c.5
40. 50 North S5t6 Pubic Sg9re, RlshUHie, Tenn
WE are now receiving large and we'll assorted stock Of
w new and desube goods selected with great aud
10 the approaching 70 which earnest
L. invite the attention Of the trade
10 those merchants buy goods short time and then meet
their paper promptly maturity, will make Il 70 their interest
% give US at least q portion Of their patronage
CAN and examine stock and prices
Orders carefully aed. and goods promptly sent forward
augl5 souAE. bAlbEh u