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MoNnAY. Feb. l. 1858.

MONDAY, Feb. /, 1853
On leave, Mr. La Du introduced G. M.
No 4, relative to the construction Of a
Pacific Railroad, which is as follows
Resofred, That in the opinion Of the Leg
islative Assembly Of the Territory Of Wash
ington, the time has arrived for the con-
struction Of great national railway across
our continent, connecting the populous
States of the Atlantic with the Pacific
shores Of the Union, already colonized with
our young aud vigorous men. That SO
great an object never has been presented
to the acceptance Of nation ; that the
great Importance Of this line Of communica-
tion is incalculable.
Resolved, As the opinion Of the LegisIa-
tive Assembly, that there are many and
very important reasons requiring the con
strnction of this great work. 1t will bind
together this vast republic aud be a chain
of union between the Atlantic and Pacific
States. 1t will insure the defense Of the
country. Armies, seamen, military aud ma
val stores may be transported from ocean
to ocean in less time and with less expense
than were required between New York
and the lakes during the war Of 1872 1t
will give direct, quick transit to nails
Military reasons call for its construction.
Political reasons require that it should be
made, and more than all, commercial rea-
sons demand it. The trade Of the Pacific
ocean and eastern Asia will take its
track. The trade Of India, whose channels
have been shifting for hundreds of years, is
destined to shift once more, and that across
our continent The American road to In
dia will become the European track to that
region, and the rich commerce of Asia will
flow through our centre.
ResOlred, As the opinion of the Legisla-
tive Assembly, that the cheapest and short
est route from the great commercial eJhpo-
RUNS of the Atlantic to the Pacific, is the
route explored and surveyed by Governor
Stevens near the 49th parallel Of north lat
itude, connecting Puget Sound-the lar
gest aud most commodious harbor in the
world. with its inexhaustable beds of coal,
with the head Of lake Superior and the
three great lakes which connect directly
with the Atlantic, thus greatly reducing
the cost Of transit on heavy merchandise.
1t touches, too, long lines of steamboat
navigation on the Columbia and Missouri
rivers.
Resolred, That the northern line is the
most accessible by navigation-passes
through the lumber regions Of Minnesota
and Washington, and has easy access to
the vast pine forests Of the Red river, and
passing through the rich and boundless
prairies of the northwest.
Resolred, That the construction Of this
great northern national railway, cannot only
be the work Of the present century, but it
can be made the great work Of the present
administration, giving it undying fame,
binding together this vast empire in bands
of iron, aud bearing the light Of the gospel
of science and civilization across the CONT
nent, and making it the great highway be-
tween Europe and Asia.
Memorial was taken up aud read first
and second time by title, and upon motion
Of Mr.. Denny, laid on the table and SO
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/ disapprove Of the transaction Of 22nd
January, 1858, 10 Steilacoom, bot shall re-.
tain TO myself the privilege Of expressing
my views Of the i'nesi Of ths sgorld and lhe
balance of mankindr on some future occa-
sion (signed) Q. ?. MEFKEH,
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RIGHT.
HsIn Henry ss Has. Teans... spd Georgia Railroad Co

MeLn Henry Hast Tennessee snd Georgia Railroad Com
pany, e a.
This is contest between various creditors of
Lewis Carter as TO which shah have priority of
payment cut of fund. amounting to SI,O36 IS.
The oomplainsn's, MeLin Henry, attaching
O. editors Of Garter, founding their claim judg
meuis and executions with returns Of Hulla bona
The defendants johnson, Bell & Co, and J. NJ.
Wheeler, we're creditors Of Carter, by nOies and
claim hat this fluid or a sufficient amount of il 10
psy them, assigned and appropriated in the
hands OF the East Tennessee and &c rkia Ralro ID
Company 70 pay their debit, before McLin Henry
fled their bill Carter had done work for this
company, and it owed him, on settlement, the
auoant Of this fund And it appears that before
the amount due him had been asceriaIBed, he drew
orders on B c.. jackson, who was, the time,
Treasurer Of the company in favor Of johnson, Bell
Co and Wheeler for the amount Of their respec
tive debis; and that these orders, with the ties
held by these creditors, were carried 10 Jackson.
the Treasurer Of the company, and that he, verbal
ly, agreed to pay them out Of what might be due
Garter on settlement and agreed wIth The creditors
to hold the fund for that purpose; and then took
and held the orders parole as their agents TO get
the money for them IL is further manifest that
though the orders appeared, on their face, to be
upon Jackson, II divdualy, yet they we're, in fact
in,ended 10 be upon him Treasurer. TO reach the
fund due Garter in the hands Of T. e company, AMI
we're regarded by all parties, and were SO treated
by the COBptny lis answer shows thus, aud sub
miIs that johnson, Bel Co, and Wheeler, are
entitled to priority in th= funi, All these rights
we're attached before MeLIn Henry filed their bll.
The Chancellor d. creed that johnson, Bell Co.
and Wheeler, we're entitled to priority OF payment
out Of the fund. This decree is right and We ahi m
H. There be no doubt on the facts u The case,
that they are entitled TO this priority and hal
this fund to the amount of their debts, had been
assigned and Appropriated 10 Their use. Bsiiy on
Bills, 249-255 (oP pag, 81 AID ns}es; Gray vs.. Nil
Ae7 - 73g : Ciodfeltss vs.. Cor Sneed
83q WRIGHT.
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- r. - the Supreme Court Of the state
enneasees delivered "a knOxVIlles at
geptsmher Term, 1855.

septsmker FERN, 1855.
Mckenzie =. Kerr. u.
Afer q careful tzaminatisn Of this record We
think the decree Of the Chancellor should be affirm
ed Il Is argued here, for complainant that ne Is
entitled 10 relif upon the defendsnts Warrany
whether be, At the time Of the sale knew Of The
unsoUudness Of the slave or mott that slough the
bill Of sale Odig contained warranty that she was
sound $50 far as he kHeW; yet 10 his verbal state-
rnents durinq the contract, he Hepresenied her ab
saluteiv 20 be sound II such proof as this we're ad-
1issabe, against the plain language Of ne bill of
aala without an allegation of fraud. OF mistake in
IL execution. yet the argument IS sufficiently ans
sred By the fact that the bill itself States that de-
PENDANT represented her cas- sound far as be
knew" And i he said that defendant is liable
upon the ground Of fraud-for these uneualifed
statements ef sOundness, the same answer may be
RivR that the bill negatives the fact Of any such
stsements But. aside from this We lhink the Or of
fails TO show that this slave was uDs9und at the time
Of complainant's purchase, or that defendant per
peiraied any fraud 10 he sale, The answer posi-
lively denies any unsoundness or fraud And the
proof is too uncer aiB and unsatisfactory to base
any decree in complainanfs favor upon IT, The
slave is proved TO have been an excellent cook
wash woman aud iF0ner; and the reason given by
defendant for selling her was her bad and unQov-
srnable temper That she had this temper is PROV
ed She had been hired fer seven weeks preceding
the sale, 70 witness by The name Of Blouut who
lived within a few yards Of complainant, and who
carried her 70 him; aud during this time she mani
tested no symptoms Of disPaee, TO witness knowl-
edge The sale made in July. 1856. DR. Pride
q witness Of ompaiuani, visited her about two
years before, while she owned By the defendant
aud discovered no permanent disease or unsounCf-
ness He was then Of opiHion ihE' she only labored
under some temporary illness; AID his be comrnu-
nicatea TO defendant, evidently impressirg aim with
the belief that she was not serious diseased
Soon after this she had healiby child and IS prov
ed 20 have bern sound. And the whole body Of the
proof is, that pFor the sae to complainant, she
had teen sound. unless it be one OF 40 faintin e
spells which che had while defendant owned her,
and which, il aPpesrs he communicated 10 com
plainsnt Whether these attacks we've fegned OF
real is left in doubt by the proof II appears that
she had ihen very after complainant purchased
her; but il is than probable, IL real they we're
temporary in their character and did not cause her
deaih, which seems 10 have taken place ia 1858
The disease Of which she died appears 10 have been
dropsy. But witness traces 1t satisfactorily to
period before the sale.
Decree affirmed. WRIGHT
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gEes1 Nashville ana EdgefIerd.

WNTE offer for sale several heaaul Buildiug Lots il
Nashville fronting Broad, 2emurbrane and Locust
sree Also, two lots Gay and Park streets in Watkins
MAGNIFICENT Addition to Nashville Ass seven tmel bui ding
lots IN HoRst0n Addition Bdgeed Woodland end Rus
seu streets Cal soon yeu vii lose bargains
il Z Il " BROWN,
oce-lm ~ Cherry 81 Get.
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II. II. GLASCOCK

A UCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would offer h
services the public, agent for the sale Of Real Estate
Negroe Furniture, Dry Goods, Groceries, other species
property either in town country. Bng determined 70 de
my time the above business and having considerable
experience fattsr myself that give satisfaction to those
may T0r me in that line. sEayH found Al the
CssHiins Room q ne Pats 0Ges EkSS, NJ absence or
der may b lst 49, .marf-tfsf &
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FpY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of The UnsI
stats or the Dstrct Of Middle Tennessee 10 the caseI
n e. Brown others Allen 7. Gooch and 0thrrsI viii
on the sd dag Of October neXt the Court House door, n.
tow OF MurfI ee50ro sell public sale, negro nansd
Frsnk and Thomas for ch being q the negro msnone
he decree and 0rdsrsd 70 bs0ld fer he comp nsns d
ReutIJ-dtds. JACOB MCGAYOCK,
9. 4 n. Of aid Ceurt.l D
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HILLWAN BROS
Iron Depot,
no. a COLLEGE, IND Il AED q ALARKET STREETS
OTTER for sale good cash prom deslers,
~ so tons Of their celebrated Charcoal Refined from
$50 Sc well assorted Pit-slurg Iron
50 O. Hammered Iron, including Rl0W A0uids;
50 . Best Tennessee Castings
10 a" Cast, shear, +. 4 A. b. Steel;
1000 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes, best brand
200 Cast Wrought, and steel PoWs, all sizes.
200 sets Wagon and Buggy AXles, all sizes.
Also Anvls, Vices, Files, Chains Axes, Straw Cutters &c
jan29-to jan !, SO.
SUNDREESs
NAE have in store the fll0#ing articles which wiz sell
w al reduced prices.
80 bbls Walkers Xxx Ale, . bbls Smiths Xxx Ale;
10 casks London Porter, quarts;
10 do " piuts;
l22 doz English and Scotch Ales best brands
80 do Pittsburg Ale, ia bottles;
90 do Fresh Cove Oysters;
50 do spieed Oysters
- cases American Pickles assorted
100 d0z English Pickles,
. do Worcester sauce;
20 do assorted o.
100 baskets Champagne, choice brands
Is chests Black and Green Tea
10000 assorted Srs, win the usual variety numerous %
mention .fei2-l VESSEL q THOMPSON.
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b. i. sImpsO
y, PURLIC SouARE


AZ, PUBLIC SQUARE.
OFFERS to his friends and trade, the largest and best
econs Of Bndes, GINS Runs, Pofs, hadeiras shsFres
and Chanpagnes, ever brought % Nashville consisting q the fol-
loving brands:
COGNAO BRANDIEs.
jules, Robins & Co.'S Pale, in X, X aad X pipesi
Otard, Dupuy 4 Co.'s do do do dc
CastillOn Fine Champagne, in 4 pipes only;
LafeTiere Pale in y, = and 4 pipes
la ROCHELLE BRANDIES.
P Rss.a Pale 81 and d DARK in pipes
Alexandra seignei,te, Dark, in 4, 4 and pipes
HOLLAND GINS.
Nedor Sevon, in pipes;
Grape Leaf in 3 pipes;
Anchor, in pipes.
RUNS.
Jamaica, very old;
s.. Croix, New Crop.
WINES.
Duf Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster Madeira;
Pare Juice old Oporto Port;
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet
CHAMPAGNES.
Charles Heiasck, quarts and pints,
Creme Of sllery, quarts and Pints;
Hector Clcquart and Fills, quarts and pints
Grown Brand, do do
Lyon do do DO
CLARETS.
900 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SOHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
the best sehaapps offered in the United States, and its
dicinal properties. has rot its equal.
Before purchasing elsewhere cali examine yourselves
Remember T. Public Square, at B. P Shields ljunelOl
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City PLUMBING EsfahIisEmenr-

~ a. COOPER Agent, No. ]. Corner Of Mr-Fet and
-. opr1ng ciree1 The hghs premiums aHraf t. Il 10
e ietcal and A-cuiturl Fair last la and ae,u AZ ne
davidson CeuutY Pair this Spring prepared % Be- % pub
nc and private houses- with an the modern uproreaents 7ueh
as are used In The Eastern Cities. some etrut n our own
c where real comfort and convenience desired; let
residence can De considered complies without them viii lake
pleasure l referring those waiting d1ue fhe d
5l houses az have dte up win Hot AID Cold Water EVER
d-sfaie ais Baths, s1oueF1- and C1ses.
Having been appointed Sole Agent Or he sale d Blouuis
Kitchen Ranges, ard being practical mecaEic myself pro
nqunce ilcm for durability and ul, superior any o.
range lurtured for like puz and invite hs public .
call ard them.
in an It's varieties and viii sell cheap for casH uarntnT ~
work eqgai b any
B.-ParlcHar atsnssn paid 10 al kinds o. yo5birr an
Hydrants repaired a. slor notice rsavf7 ~,
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<. s.Hazzls. 1.EsrzArros.
MORRIS a sTRATTON,
Wholesale GRooERs AND col8ussI0S ERGHASTs
Dealers in Foreign a Domestic Liquors,
NO IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
WE are rsosps q large and veil assorted stock Of
Of the trade
40 bids Louisiana Sugar, all grades
$50 bis \ T. and baltimore Crushed sugar, al srassi
ssS 90 So 90 so % % P eo, ed e S3, SS S
100 do do la Ioaf, do Do.
COFFEE.
~ bags cnoiee Baltimore Cofesi
100 DO do LasEyra do.
BOLAssEs.
900 bhls choice Reholed Molassos;
800 = bhls DO Do do;
g ksgs 81 Louis syrup;
100 DO La do.
TN PLATE.
800 boxes J. G. lOx14 Tia;
100 do J. < lo1il do, very cheap for ossh.
sUNDRIEs.
$50 boxes Star Candies;
go do summer do
100 do stsrchi
50 e8sas Teai
50 do do DO Spice;
100 DO superior ClFb. soda papers;
&c asks dc DO
3 casks Dutch Maddsr;
TO bags Fe2Pefi
80 do Hptces
20 tierces Rice;
100 dozen Painted Bucksls;
I25 d Eashboanls
80 nests Tubs;
100 dozen Eroonls-
$1,000 assorteG Cigars.
100 bales Smoking Tobacco
$50 boxes Tohacco. an grades Va. brands
500 kers pure White Lead.
81 hhfs do Linseed OILS
Is kegs Shot all sizes;
30 40 Bar Led;
50 cases Mas0n's Backing;
1000 bags hne Liverpool Salt;
100 hbls kanaWha do;
go boxes Glassware
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
COO Do Raw Ohio do;
go do Old Country do.
go do Smiths old Reserve do;
100 Old Bourbon do
so 90 90 Rye do;
hB do Monongahela do;
80 do Ola PoFt and Malaga Wine;
30 DO A. n. Gm
pipe Holland Gin;
do Old CoEnac Brandy
100 cases S. julien Claret Wiuei
90 baskets Champagne, extra
800 cases Brandy;
80 packages Domestic Brandy
90 bar els Cider Vinegar:
With many other articles for the Grocery trade.
au MORRIS & STRATUM.
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MOULTON & REED,
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COA1ZSSIOR MERCHANTS
q
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR, FEATHERS, &c, sc.
10. 50 BROdD Z NASHVILLE, TERRESSEE.
~ Country produce exchange highest prices
nOy26-d
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coal LANDS

H OFFER 81 private sale, valuable Coal Lands,
h thick coal seams, Of quality iuy open 70 in
..op Immediately on the n. Z. r. r., in Baccoon Noun
800 Tbse wishing to purchase would do ven so0n
- / An coupslEai 70 sell in 3 short time.
ERASMUS ALLEY,
ss- IL Running Water, Tenn.
TITRs. FURs, FUES.--Just received al Nrs. Dayis
h q Union street the beautiful collection Of Furs
displayed before he NsEaVills people. - -.
oct2o ms DVA-N'
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AK. WILLIAMSON. ARCHER cHEArzA N
WILLIAMSON a CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
BFamdies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &C.,
no. COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TTyB undersigned have in store the following pure Liquors
Wines, &C. which they oaer to the trade at prices
favorable and rspeu invite purcha Of those gOo
Our Lqu0r- and Wine purchased direct through the Gus
ton House and can be warranted genuine Being determined to
sell low f-ures-p0ssessng the facilities
ourselves that Of such inducements Cash and
I Prompt dealers as viii meet their views.
Brandies, Gin, Rum and whistles.
20 u and = pipes Fine Cognae 10 bls superior Rye Whisky
) q pPs Bordeaux DO 20 bis 5d Re do
5do pure Holland Gin; 100 5bs fue Tenn. Corn do
aPuneheons pure W. L Rum 2Runea,e2ns Irh and Scotch
Wines.
leo baskets and bxs Champagne, 20 do sauteruas;
p tS7ss HacE and Moseue; 10 do do oii and Bs;
20 DO hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira
a5 boxes Fine Clareis 10 do Port
100 Table do do do very superior.
Porter, AIes &c.
% casks London orter, best brands;
g. do English and ,catch Ae, best brands
20 do French C0rdals, assorted
10 do Curacao, MarssehinO and Alb ynthe.
Cigars.
100 genuine Havana cigar 80 200 German Cigars;
Tobacco.
% hzs Fine Virginia Chewing tobacco T. W 4ndssso3;
20 DO DO 90 90 90 90 90 % sutherland. ' Fas
10 boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco suserands sine qua
u0B:'
90 boxes fine Virginia Chewing tobacco, Chambsr FIppea
Golden Leaf"
20 Virginia heEing Tobacco ghorn & Armitead,
No. I. Gold Leaf
20 boxes hne Virginia che Fing Tobacco, 4" AIlen'si7
so boxes best Telne=see do do.
AIs0:
IS i boxes 'Rean smii celebrated ''Ht and Pancake
Danville Tobacco, elga il not superior ny offer
ed D this market.
With many articles connected Eith the business.
WILLIAMSON Il CHEATHANI.
ana SO. o, College street. Nashville, Team.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

TEXT BOOKS, used IA The High school. Fe-
male AcndemTs Dung ladies' Seminary,
Aa oLnsr ssAoeAs m les Jay and Country. For -
oP eAAkLE6 ". SMITH.
-" a eollsZs srsst.
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PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
BUILDERS, HOUSEHOLRERS, &C, are re-
quesed take undersigned, having made
the necessary arrangements and secured the services Of competent
WOrmen, prepared take LARGE CONTRACTS in the line
Of his vocot0n, in all its various branches In the department. Of
HOUSE PAINTING
the subscriber is prepared with the greatest pgoptes,
all contracts, however large, which may rendered, in style and
upon which fail give satisfaction. lie is also pre-
uared to execute all manner Of
AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, GRAISING AND hARBLEG.
Having IN that department the Of the most expert
and experienced artists.
subscriber would request persons having work in his line
give him a call before making FINAL arrangements
z. T. FLEMING,
F+F N T-rf
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LINCOLN HOUSE,

LANCOAN HOUSE,
zULL4HOHA, TEEVESSEE.
10. B. SMITH PROPRIETOR.
HAVING taken charge Of the above Hotel, will endcavor to
please all who may favor with a call OF my friends
and the citizens Of Nashville and Davidson county would soli-
cit patronage Ny table viii at all times provided with the
best the country Affords and every will be please all
There good Livery Stable contiguous house, and the
Fayetteville Mulberry and Lnhburg Mail Passenger coach
leaves this Hotel every Monday Wednesday Friday the
above places at u o'clock and returning every Tuesday
THURSDAY, and Saturday II O'clock making connections
chester Mail Trains.
Tullahoma, August IA, 1857
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HAVANA CIGARE.--Alot Of vsry sns HsT.zs q
n Elrl i1strsalysasy J. n. LANGLEY 4 co.
i1eSa Ne. g, Buia ETtss,
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EWING. McCRORY & Co.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CORNER OF MARKET & CHURCH SITS,
EASHVZLLE, TENNESSEE
w GR R a9F r SB Il Ss and OrRs9t Of
rates To the trade, viz:
55S 5 Sea' . 5ogeF o,. s sS bags prime BAT Co
100 = q" " - 500 salt:
100 66ls Golden syrup. COO " Nails:
100 Cider Vinegar; 80 packa ses star Candles.
100 - Pixies Whisky; 100 bbls crush & pow. sugar;
100 ." Wiltshire do 100 hxs L G. 4 Fine ToFseco:
50 g Fine old Robertson county WHISKY;
And all other articles usually kept by Wholesale Grocers.
MARI EWING, McCRORY & co.
VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.
are RECEIVING in store and oaer for sale to the trade 50
a rsnutatior u,7s1-,ss.5 ~ -. p S,t ~ 1880 ~
guaranteed number one.
5000 genuine Rio Hondo Cigars;
5000 assorted brands Cigars direct importation;
100 or chests superior Young Tyson Tea;
Or. casks Maret Brandy, Imported in 1854;
casks Rochelle Brandy;
do Ola Port Wine;
! do pure juice Port, for medicinal use;
50 barrels Cincinnati hhiskeysi
100 bags Rio Coffee;
50 baTrels Rsfpei and Crushed Sugars;
For iys sale low by R R Z &C 4 CO.
FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES.
S0 CASES Fine Imperial, GunpOwder, Young Hyson,
50 boxes star Candles, 30 Z do, 30 4 do;
10 do shilHto's Palm soap
- cases HIS Fancy and 10 cases Castle Soap;
do Transparent Balls:
10 boxes yariegated Soap
% do Pearl Starch
casks sup. carb. Sculpture article;
80 hhds prime and choice New Orleans sugarsl
20 bbls extra filtered Molasses;
j. half bhls Sugar House do
50 cases tine Virgins T0taccO-assorted brands:
10000 Cigars-assJrei brands:
Painted Tubs and Buckets.
Cedar Tubs and Buckets;
And many other articles in the Grocery lire.
FREEMAN BROTHERS,
apl4 MOI College three doors North Of Spring street.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store.
FEVETE subscriber hav n has interest in the old stand
Of EvAss Co.. 81 Market street, and located himself
permanently " ms own property corner OF Cherry and NAL
berry streets, South Nashville known heretofore Loves Store
has Just received and Is opening splendid assortment Of
New and Fresh Goods Of every description, suitable for the wants
Of both city and cJuntry-consistiug Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds, Prints, nms Fine Lawns, DeLanes Linens
JackOnets Musiins, silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings Ladies and Gents Breastpius Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone Fob Chains, &c. Also,
READE-IIADE CLOTHING,
OF the Latest Style and Quality.
COTTOEADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, D5zlestics, Blankets, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY QUEESswARE,
In fact every thug will kept that wiz be necessary for the
completion Of a well assorted stock 0f Goods
All Of which he is determined sell for ready pay cheaper
than he purchased in Nashville bis limited expenses win
allow him to do
maral L G. HAsBROOK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-03

SUNDRTES.
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, and 7
200 " Pint, halfpint and quart Flasks;
500 &" Wnd0# Glass:
100 g TumbleFs:
. kegs Boiler Rvets and Nuts;
100 dozen BrU0ms:
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel PloWs;
100 boxes Pickles, Cor sale low down.
ianZ TERRAss BROTHERS.