davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-06
$91,4OO
900
$4,000

The present duty upon brandies is 30 per cent,
as against 100 per cent under the old Tariff
Taking the entire list Of goods imported, we find
the reduction under the present Tariff to be an
average of about % per cent while the decrease
in the revenue from the lst of January to the Goth
of June, 1858, as compared with the same period
in 1856, is % per cent, and compared with the
same period of 1857, &c per cent.
As we above state, the business of our Custom
House, for the first seven months of the present
year. shows a highly favorable comparison with
that done at the port of Philadelphia, as the fol-
lowing table will attest
Duties paid in Philadelphia for the
month of July, 1857. $645,26
For the month of July, 1S5S....... 243,2S4
Deficiency s4ol s77 62 per Ct
Duties paid at same port first
months of 1857. s216o4O5
Duties paid at same port first seven
months of 1858. ................. 119O72S
Deficiency. ss71 ,677 or as per ct.
Duties paid in Baltimore for the
month of July, ls57............. $216,512
Duties paid in Baltimore for the
month of July, 1858 1854
Deficiency .................. SS6,97o or 40 per ct.
Duties paid here first seven months,
r 1857 ...:....................... sS7O,752
Duties paid here first months,
ls5s....... Observation-Disclosures. 61462O
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-06

13l 600 at 40 per cent. So, 400
SO 900 at 100 g I" ........ $4,000
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-06

THE LYNCHBURG
INSURANCE co. OF VA
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $181, 900
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
HiOS. d. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-06

THE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 1854 900.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. d. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-06
JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE.

je19-t1o onic, SO Lombard St., I'd door W,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-06

ii
H. STOCK, BILL AND NOTE BROKER,
No ) NORTH STREET.
Buys and sells commission all the Securities of this
and other markets. negotaes Notes Loans, &c. Tmy4n
JOHN GITTINGs BENZ. H. WILLIAMS
EOHN S. CUTTINGS & Co.
- BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
CORNER SOUTH AND SECOND STREETS,
Buy and sell commission Stocks and Securities of this
and other markets.
ADVANCES made Stocks Notes and other Collat-
erals; negotiate Tim. Paper and Stock Loans
INTEREST allowed on deposits, and Banking bushes
transacted generally. apq-tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-06

THE SECURITY FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $3.50 900.
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. JOHNSTON,
FULLY ACCREDITED AGENT.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13
NGRESSIONAL.

WAsurNGToN, March 3.
In the Senate tho ill came up for the admission Of
Kansas into the Union. in pursuance of order Mr..
Seward spoke very strongly in opposition declaring
that the people would resist il at the sword point,
If Congress persisted in forcing il on them. lie was
very severe on the Administration for the course
which has been pursued in reference TO Kansas.
In the House. the Senate bill To authorize the Pre-
sidcnt to restore at will naval officers affected BY the
Retiring Board vas passed.
March 4.
sEHArE.-stcwart reported adversely on the bin
amending the act of 1857, granting bounty lands to
soldiers.
Hammond discussed the Kansas bill on the L.
compton side Doolittlc spoke against It.
HOIST Seward resolution asking for special
committee 10 enquire into the effects Of Executive in
huencc on the members Of the House was up.
Hoard proposed an amendment charging the l'resi-
dent with cndeayorng 10 control the action Of The
House on the hccompton Constitution By Executive
patronage. =
Humphrey Marshall proposed poslAnement oi
the question for one month
Burnett, oheetng, declared that the charge was
basclcss, and coucmptjblp and intended to impugn
Burns and the Democratic party.
Burns denounced the whole affair as slanderous,
and denied that the President Cabinet ever direct
ly or indirectly, attempted loinlucace his vote.
After some discussion, Ho0rd's resolution was Ia
bled by 92 to 80.
Qutman called up his volunteer bill, and pending
his speech the lonse ad ourned
March 5.
The movement Tor a general bankrupt law Is excl
ting much attention IT is regarded as quasi Ad-
mnistration measure. Mr.. Toombs has charge Of it.
Corpora tors said to be included with an object
to protect debtors and creditors, and fully regulate
commercial transactions throughout the country
Men of all parties and sections approve the measure.
March g.
HousE-CoX, as Chairman Of the Committee on
Revolutionary Claims, has prepared report and
bill giving the nea descendants OF revolutionary Of
fcers half pay for e subject to deductions and pre-
vious combinations.
March s.
SENATE. lia3on's bin for the relief of Commodore
Jones passed.
The Kansas bill came up and Hamlin spoke.
The House discussed the Kansas bill
March 0.
SESATE--W Wilson's resolutions insrucng the mil
tary committee to inquire into the proprety of amen
ding the law for the punishment Of exciting soldiers
to desert, passed.
Green gave notice OF a call for direct vote on thu
Kansas question on Monday next.
HousE.--Taylor offered resolution to inquire int
the seizure Of the bark Adriatc by the French Gov
ernment. to provide for redress to the owners ana Il
prevent similar occurrences. Referred to the com
mttee on Foreign Affairs.
The consideration Of Quitman's Volunteer bill wa
then resumed.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13
TREASON TO DEMOCRACY CONFIRMS ITS
POWER.

That vaulting ambition which 'o'c's.ps isscEf and
falls on ioher side" yet in so short space of
time worked such havoc with the hopes prospect,
and prctcnsions of Presidential asprants as is has
done since the last autlmnal frosts stripped the
leaves from the forest The grave digger is abroad
in the land. The rivals for the stakes of lsGO who
have rider and stccd, come down with Il crash in
hcadlone career over the Kansas cmbroglio. form
platoon Of dead men who, after liie's fful fever
seem TO sleep well. The march of the great Dem
ocrate party, from the beginning Of the century to
the present crisis is sirewn at every step with the
bones Of impatient spirits who have sought pre-
mature fame and undue promotion, by short cuts aud
selfish ends But in spite of the many conspicuous
and melancholy examples of the ruin that attends on
vanity, ambition. and treachcry, seyery eason pro-
duces its new quota of victims, until, if the bones of
all were gathered together, an Egyptii1 pyramid
would scarcely suffice for their interment.
The political catacombs are filled with curious spc-
cimcns Of departed politicians, whose impatient am
biton has consigned them to premature oblivion
here bold, adventurous legislator aud partisan
giant; there an orator Of dashing, slashing, head
long cloquence, who saw no difficulties obstacles or
dangers in the steep ascent to promotion, and was
u'tsncu W piccco III tuc uu'cHtuIc.
Glddon and Mott could have added to their cheer
full array of specimen skulls and mummies from the
prolific Golgotha OF prematurely dcfunct politicians,
and could have traced with philosophical precision,
the unchangng and unvarying types which mark the
species through continuously succeeding examples in
long line marching down from the earliest political
eras.
But, as the world still remains which holds the
crowded catacombs and embowels the teeming Lin
bo of political suicides and is apt to exist on for ad-
dtional ages so the Democratic party has survived
the treason of the numerous champions in whom IL
prided itself and who betrayed it, and is apt to live
many glorious years to come triumphing in spite of
treachery and surviving, though mourning, the folly
of many wayward Absalom.
Right, truth, and honesty confer vitality upon or
ganizaons and institutions which perpetuatcs itself
through "eternal years." They give consistency
permanencc, and enduring power to political par
ty, enabling it to survive successive generations OF
ephemerai opponents-the treachery of its own novi
tiates only operating to perfect and perpetuate its
vigor, as athletic exercises harden the muscles and
as the passing off of bad hnmnrs from. the human
frame confirms its health and knits together the
sinews of its strength Washington Union.
|
l
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13
RTs- Gen. Whitfield, in letter received at Wash

nSs- Gen. Whitfield, in letter received at Wash
ington, says thatGen. Lanes party has served upon
him notice to quit Kansas, threatening that, unless
he shall do so, he Qane) will assassinae him. Gen.
W. adds that he has sent his family out Of the Terri
tory, but that he, himself, will remain. Cen W. also
says that house burnings and murders are frequent
In the country opposite ST. Joseph No. Mr.. Fcrman
and his family have been driven out, and several
other persons living there killed; also one in the
county above,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

A Coon DII.-Ta the House yesterday, The bill IN
froducod by Gen Morse 70 prohibit free negroes in
up and passed unanimously. The bill also prevents
such class Of shareholders from transmitting this spe-
cies of property to their lincal heirs and
Existing possessions not mtcrrrcd with, The de-
sign of Tie b being To bring far as possible the
inferior race under the exclusive control and owner
ship Of the white population-4idcocate, Narci 10.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

The Minerva states that the district of country on
the lower Lafourche for distance of thirty miles, is
completely submerged, and the greatest distress eX-
lists among its inhabitants, while the upper Lafourche
have escaped as by miracle, and are now safe. On
the lower Lafourche, it says: "Neary fifty families
aud small farmers have been rendered houseess and
homeless and should the waters not recede, no
crops will be made in that portion of the parish this
year.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

TIE RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT IN New YoRK--At the
present time, according to the Herald, 'there in
the city of New York twelve daily prayer meetings
of all the evangelical denominations, besides the dai
ly services at the Episcopal and Roman Catholic
Churches" "Tbese services" adds the Herald, .are
attended by less than ten or twelve thousand per-
sons every day the prayer meetings are crowded,
and the attendance at the Lenten Church services is
greatly in excess to any previous year"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

III" From G. W. Munday, E-qr, We have received
the following Act. it being an authenticated copy
from the original.
AN ACT
70 provide for the speedy liquidation Of the Clinton
and Port Hudson Rail Road Company.
SEC. |. BE it enacted by til" Senate and House or
Representatives ofthe STATE Of Louisiana in General
Assembly convened. Thai The IiQudator or the Gin
ton and Port Hudson Rail Road Company be and he
is hereby authorized and directed to compromsse with
all persons who became stockholders Of said company
under tie provisions cf Acl Of the state Logisla
ture entitled An Act to amend an Ari 10 incorpo-
rate tine Clinton and Port Hudson Rail Road Com
pany, approved the seventh Of Famuay. Eighteen
hundred and thirty three, and for other purposes, :
approved February fifteenth. eighteen hundred and
thirty seven by receiving from said debtors ten per
cent on the amount Of stock subscribed by them.
SEC. . BE il further enacted &c. Thai the Iiqui-
daor Of said Company be aud he is hereby authorz
ed and directed to compromise With all parties who
may hold property purchased ct any sale on sales
made by the late Commissioners or liqudltors of-aid
Company, and upon which 4 mortgage for stock now
exists by receiving from said parties ten per cent on
the pro rata amonnt for which said property orig
inally mortgaGcd.
SIC. 3. Be it further enacted &c. That to ontitlo
all parties who may be Interested in the provisions of
this act to the benefit. thereof they must comply with
the terms Of the same within twelve months from the
date of its promulgation
SEC. 4. BE it further enacted &c. That nothing con
tanned in this act shall be construed to affect the
rights OF third persons acquired previous to thi: act
SEC 5. Be it further enacted, &c, That all laws
contrary to the provisions of this act bcand the same
is hereby repealed.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
NM. I. GRIFFIN,
President pro. tenn Of the Senate.
Approved, March Q. 1858.
ROBERT c. WICKLIFFE,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

ri" A grand rally of the Democrats was held in
New York city, the Sd inst, to favor the Kansas po-
LEY of the Administration. Mozart Hall was filled
aud the demonstration was most successful The re-
solutions were very decisive in support of the Presi
dent and his course
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

lg- In Jefferson county, Miss, on the 18th ult.,
Mr. Smith shot one of party hoattempted to cha
rivari him, using buges, guns obscenity and bias
phemy as their means of annoyance. The coroners
Jury rendered verdict of "uHtlfable homicide"
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

si,- On the fourth page win be found the minority
report Of the legislative committee on Bank and
Banking as relates to the subject Of Free Banks.
The question ut issue is we'll and ably handled and
the report will well repay perusal. What effect
will have upon tie action Of the Legislature remains
TO he seen.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

ri- The trial Of the negro boy Peter. for an at
tempt at rape. came off on Saturday last. Geo. W
Catlctt ana H. y. Chase Esqrs. were the presiding
magistrates Jurors.-p. v Bracy. Irvine Brown. J.
l.. Sizomore. w. II. Cobb D. Barfeld, Evans Dunn.
5. Il. Kent, and ". T. Robbins.
VIM. Fergus Herman, Esl., District Attorney, ap-
pcared on behalf Of The state and John Nc Yea. Eq
for the prisoner.
The prosecution was ably conducted hy Mr.. Herman
who brought 10 bear upon the ease the legal acumrn
Of Il mind we'll stored with the rules and laws GOV
crning criminal prosecutions. The opposite counsel,
Mr.. Nc Yea done al that legal ingenuity could de-
wise in behalf Of the accused. The address Of Mr.
Keraan. to the Jury an able and eloquent effort.
and at tie close. The large and attentive audience.
cnrlipd away hy his elimination Of the evidence, the
force of his argument. and Id" impress Of his clo-
quenco. manifested their approval by spontaneous
burst Of applause. which was promptly and properly
checked ny tho court
The evidence, as to the guilt Of the prisoner, was
conclusive, in the opinion or tho Jury ror they stood
seven for capital pani5mant two fer imprisonment in
the pcncntiary. and one for corporeal pnnishmont.
They no, agreeing n2 10 The mode Of punishment
were discharged
As this case has not been brought to lDal torm.
nation, We refrain from giving any Of the evidence
fearing il may increase the feeling which exists in th'
community generally. against tho commission Of 81
outrageous crime
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

"a" From the Hon. j. a. Quitmanw We have reccis
ed copy Of the speech OF the Hon. Albert g. Brown
of Mississippi. on the Presidents Kansas Message.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

rs Gentlemen of Clinton and vicinity fayoring
the organization Of n Lyccum in Clinton will meet a
Dr. j. +. Toylor's Office on Tuesday evening next, a
o'clock
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

,z,5~ To The Hon. John SIidcll we are indebted Tor
copy of the REPORT of the Register of the Ircasu
~. Of the Commerce aud Navigation Of the United
Sntcs for the year enling Juno. Is5l.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

.T7'" We are indebted to the Hon. D. a. bougia'
for his Minority Report from the Committee on Ter
ritorius ON the Kansas question.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

FRANoE.-The trial of the conspirators for the late
attempt the life of Napoleon, has resulted in the
conviction Of four Of the r!ngleaders
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13
CLINTO y. LA.

~" The Hon ] 7. Benjamin has kindly furnished
Us with a copy of "Thc Explorations and Surveys Tor
u Rail Road Route from the Mississippi River to the
Pacific Ocean.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

7.;3~ The weather at the present writing, is de-
lighlnlly mild and pleasant sufficiently -, to induce
the hlicr ,hat the genial Of Spring has again
returned.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

Nz- Provoking-To dream you have lots of mo-
ney, and then wake up and find yourself an editor.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

CONFEDERATION OF THE BRITIsH PRovNcEs.-Ihis
idea has at length received an official endorsement!
Two commissioners were appointed by Nova Scotia to
confer with the imperial government on the subject
and they have reported that in an interview with tue
Colonial Secretary the question was freely discussed
The Secretary said that the ministry had no desire 10
interfere with the determination to which the colo
ne- themselves might como on point 10 Immediate
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-13

III" From G. ". Alunday, E~qr, We have received
the following Act it being an authenticated cop,
from the original
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-04
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

NFSGOLRICK a BURNS are opening az their e.
VI Je5lsamslJ- AarsstsTss No. d. next door % N.Y.
Powers Clothing store, general Of C1ueclon'
cries. which they intend selling ver reasonable terms, ald
trust, by their attention business induce the pabc %
extend 20 them EbBra share OF patronage. Among The lead
Ing articles hand and EbcI they vii be receiving
are The following, Wis
Candies, Of sVery variety; Pine Apple and Ohio C1ee3ei
Fruits, Of every kinds Brandsst- '7iu6B- BEST br De-
Pickles, assorted; C0rliaIs, of ever Tarety5
Picked Oysters q Sardine8; Ale and Porter,
Shsd and salmon Fine Cigars.
With a variety OF articles not herein emu rlerlt9l
In connection with their Confectionery they lnla nc ~
tenton OF The public 90 their Bakery, from Wnch e4y
supply Of fresh Bread, Cakes, aud Pasie can Dc n Fa
lies viii be made up order and carefully sens 20 any P-fh
ofthecisY. 49, q,
Having permanently located here, We o. course aia 70 -
patr0nizsd literally 10 the end. ll-9l ol goo
kisd notice Of q generous pIbe We releetllJ lnflt9
Country Dealers, who n our line OF H-91 70 6f9 as
call before PURCHASING '-' TcGOlRICK & BURNS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-04

Debtors, Take Notice.
TIHE UudsIsgn I'd respectfully requests ali tCs5 ndested
4 20 him 20 come forward and make payment curnE me
present month Of February further Indulgence cannot be
given he shall be compelled 90 plaza The accounts End
all fail comply, into sac hands of an ocer
for collection. he Is much Obliged 20 the p1olc for
the Pao accorded TO him, and hopes viii be co-iE
fsb 3-Ita d. SULEBACEEg.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-04


WE have nov unusually large and eIesany a.
w sorted stock Of Fail AID Winter Goods Of every descrp
on1 and We are prepared 20 ohs ge9er Inducements TO
persons wishing articles In our linz hat has ever been
our pleasure 70 do Our stock both 70 quality aud vars.
~, viii compare with any in the country and pnees
shall be as low as Il is possible lo5 them to BE- Citizens
tto tbsiT Interest we would cali he attention Of tas buy
eFs particularly 70 the following departments in bus.
Dress GOOD.
Elegant three aouneed Silks
: ~ B.ssl. :sta g 8
Bridal Dresses
Dinner dos
50 Robss-a- Guile;
g Morning Robes;
Together with an endless vsTieiy sf medium and low
priced silks In FiOunces, k0bes guile, and BY ne yAt
dOuble-tWied MeIHos and Cashneres. Great variety o.
al wool and Union Plsds, MOussdsaines, and everything
Clocks, ShaWIs and Scarfs.
We have the largest and elegantly assorted stock IN
ported 6y Messfs A. T stewart & Co, Of New YORK,
pTessy for sales. In VeVes, We have them at all pr
and Beaver lamss and long ClOaks, SCI for ladies' and
UhIldrsn In all qualities at from three collars up shaWs "a
all sizes and quaes both and long rom tne mos
ordinary the els CANT. Also just receive fresh In
voice OF those elegant high COlOred AL silk Chenela shawl
80 LaCes and EmbrOideries.
In this line our stock Is ueI0-embTacng all the noVe
ties OF season. COafs sleeves IN 7ct
both for colOrs and mourning elegant Bridal We an
Handkerchief Lace Falls real and Imitation; Jac0let anC
Swiss Trim mHg5 and FlGunCings. keal Eslencienuss
Point APPLIQUE Laces. luseTtings, &c. sc.
HaOuse Furnishing
3D. 1914 6 by 4 20 by IA, 10 by 1914, DEmssk Iabl.
Cloths l. IA a. and I04 Table Dauask by the yard. Al
sizes cOrrsd Oo Union and Cotton Table Cloths, Plait
striped Tcnees, Napkins, together with all kinds Of Dia
Ders Towengs, Marseiles Quilts &C. sc Also all width
cotton and linen Shsetngs Pillow Linens DOmestcs, etc.
etc.
Curtain Goods
Elegant Satin lanes in all oOlors, With trimmings
match Elegant R4psin Chinlz cOOrs, sith trimmings u
match Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains; all wool, union
cotton Damasks in great variety together with C0rutces
Curtain Pins, and Bands.
CarpeuDgs and OH Cloths.
Real Wilton IarpeJs Etgant Velvet and BRUSSELS II
great variety. Elegant p and lngrans the lEgrains III
largest best we have ever offered, and
lover prices Velvet and Brussels clair and ball Car
pets; TWled and plain Venetian ell widths; together VIII
Felts, Drugge Crumb cloths, Rugs, Mas, &c &c. VI
are prepared make and put duau Carpets the shoes
notice We have large 0tof Floor oil Cloths OF the uea
makes, and IN all widths which viii cut IN any shape
! suit CUSTOMERS
staple Goods.
We rave an unusually srEe Let Ofall kinds Of p0mesti
goods Bleach5d aud Brown COtJn WOOL union AMI COZ
Tor Fanneis striped for servants, ina great yarl
Heavy goods for hOuseand field servants: Prints Cling
hams ssry Gloves In sh9r every thing Ia our line
1t prices that cannot fail % give Satisfaction. -
oct 6 4. &. MCNAIRY O. co
y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-04

IRUN KS, q
VALIsEs AND CARPET BAGS.
T ADIEsa fine Travelling TTunks 5; sz,ro SIZE,
Il do sole leather Trunks, ali sizes;
Fine cole leather Vslises, .,i-I
90 do DO Ashland DO
do Russell ys1sss;
A large stock Of
CARPET Bags satchss and Black Bags Of all siEss and
Can At No. 81 Public Square.
oet2 SNYDER & FRJzzRLL.
LADIES WEAR.
Z ASTlSG eaitsra, with and Wthsut heels,
Il Congress Caters, with and without heels,
Lasting Front Lace Caters,
Glove KID GaiIerss Congress and Side Lace,
Boots, With without heels,
French Slippers and Baskin5,
- Kid Slippers ane BuskinE,
French Rid Slipper, with heels
V7REsTT ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES,-1OO
4 bids prime TO choice Sugar
200 bbls Powdered, Loft and Crushed Sugar;
25O bags prime Bic CO15e
$50 bbls M0lsssss;
800 4 bbls do
50 Bags Old Gov. Java and IaguaJra CofBes;
B5 bbls BRoksrel assorted;
50 d1zeu Buckets.
$50 boxes Star and You'd Candles,
2JO kegs Wheeling Nails assorted;
! leo boxes Tobacco. assorted brands
! $1,000 Imported Kegals Cigars
10000 assorted brands 90
| IS boxes Scotch HerriDgs;
tierces Frs-b Figs,
40 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
/ 50 boxes Bar soap.
fsbIl M&EF CHEATHAM.
| IQCORS,-2OO bbls Pixies Magnolia Whisky
| / = $50 bbls Robinson Co DO:
200 bbls Old Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
4 leo bbls American Brandy
| 0 bbl5 do Gin
90 bbls Perch Brandy
Also Q large stock Of Fine Imported Branaes and
| Wines Just received and for sale by
feb ii NEE CBEATHAM.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-04
Frederick Bleir.

CERMAE PHYSICIAN, from Rud-Iton, sazony, has in-
" ONCE az No. 10, Front srget Clark and Of
fsIs his services 10 the citizens OF Nashville for the relief and
cure Of Female Complaints Of all sinds SCr0ula IN its
worst forms; Consumption Rheumatism nd DTOpsy. BIS
experience and practice I'm regard On these and similar dis
eases have such eua0shm guarantee p8Tsc
cure If treated or taken iu SINE.
For sale above, very superior article OF STOMACH
RfGters, OF his Invention and manufacture, together
ueirr a O. b FfahT-TV