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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

OCEAN STEAMERs.-It is twenty years since
the practicabity Of ocean steam navigation
w"s demonstrated by the arrival of the Sirius
(Apri 23 1882 in New York, from Cork,
making the passage in eighteen days. She was
steamer of only 700 tons and 800 horse pow
er. On the same day, the Great Western l..
$40 tons. arrived in New York from Bristol.
having made the passage in fourteen and a
half days. Ste nmsh ips now arrive every dny
in the harbor of New York. and there are ten
day on the ocean, bound to the United States
from different points of Europe
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

Hon. DANIEL WALLAcE-We regret to hear
that this excellent man is still confined to his
house from the attack Of paralysis which he ex.
Perienced last June. We sincerely hope his
vigorous constitution will overcome the effects
and that he will he spared to enjoy many years
Of peace, comfort and usefulness
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

TELEGRAPnIc TrME.-Thc difference in time
between Trinity Bay and Valencia Bay is
about three hours and forty.eight minutes. A
dispatch was sent from Dublin TO Newfonnd
land. simply saying: at is twelve o'clock
noon in Dublin what hour in newfoundland r.
Answer-Eight o'clock in the morning." The
answer was received within an hour and half
Between the extreme eastern and western
o'nts OF the United States. there is n differ.
ence Of time Of three hours and fifty minutes.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
The Treaty with China.

Tho treaty with China is already telling ia
vorably upon American trade. The manufac-
turers of domestic goodsin Boston are already
it is said, realizing the beneficial effect of the
recent treaty. Ono house has received orders
for 5000 packages, and another is reported as
having received orders for 1900, making the
aggregate $500 packages
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

Whistling match lately came off Mt Moke.
lumns Hill. Two whistlers commenced Mt half
past o'clock in the evening, and kept it up i'll
ten minutes of 2 the next morning. when one
Of them caved in, AMI was forced to stretch his
mouth in all sorts of shapes to get the puck
er" taken ont of it. He "allnwed' his lips felt
''like they were the toe of an old boot W it'll
large hole in it."
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

Hon. NJ. J.. BoNHAM.-Our citizens should re-
member that their Representative. Hon. NJ. L.
Bonham. will address his constituents of Lnu.
rens on Monday next. We hope he will he
greeted by large assembly. He is faithful
representative of the people of Laurens, and
deserves hearty and unanimous welcome
from them. Let it be so.-4crald
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
The New Crop.

During the week now closed. says the Con-
scr"ntist. there has been quite an an imated de-
mand for Cotton-the sales since our last hav.
ing been fully 200 bales Of the new CROP
which sold ready, at prices from III to Il
cents per lb., as in quality. Up to the present.
time there has been more new cotton sold in
our Market than any other this sile Of Chnr.
lesion. We, therefore, say to our planting
friends to bring in their produce, assuring
them that our Merchants will pay all that their
produce is worth.
THE CRoPs.-Thc Laurensville Herald saws :.
The first bale of new cotton sold in this Dis
trsct, this year was purchased Mt Clinton, on
Monday last. by Mr. G.. II. Young 1t was
from the phantom of Joseph A. Jeannes and
brought l2t cents per pound.
On Wednesday, t~o bales of new cotton
were sold at Laurens Court House. by Mr.. Has.
ting Dial, Jr.. to Mr. John Kyle. at II cents.
The Mobile Register of the Is, inst. says
| The total receipts Of new cotton to date nre
1888 bales against three bales at the same
time last year. Judging from the large ma
Jority OF new cotton over shat of the old CROP
it IS but fair to infer that there is but very
small portion of the latter rema ming in the
country.
The Galveston News, of the 25th ult, savs ::
We understand that the new cotton is hcrin.
ming to come in, in amounts nearly sufficient
t" make pretty respectable show in a report,
and we shall commence our usual reports in a
day or two more. Some four hundred or five
hundred bales have probably already been re.
ceived. We look for pretty brisk business
by the middle of ofSeptember. Y.
The Petersburg tya.1 Democrat of Saturday
last says: =
The first bale of new eottonain this market
was sold yesterday BY Messrs. N. NJ. Martin d.
Co., at the high figure offifteen cents 1t was
grown by that sterling planter, Col. David
Williams. of EdgecomLe county. n. c., one of
the largest and most successful planters in the
State. sample in our office shows that it is
OF very superior quality. clean, bright, and OF
the best staple. We learn that Col. W. antic.
ipates large crop, some 800 bales, all OF
which will probably come to this market. And
speaking of cotton. We would correct the fig.
mres of the Enquirer. The sales Of cotton in
petersburg are now about 10000 bales-oi
which Richmond probably takes 5000. There
are seven large factories here which take near.
ly the entire balance:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

yellow FEVER IN WALHALLA-On last Satur.
day night. (says the Walballa Banner ofthe lst
inst, lady from Charleston died of the yellow
fever in the lower part Of the town known as
West Union. She came here from the city the
Sunday before, and was not very we'll. On
Tuesday she was confined. to her. bed, and
while laying i'll. Dr.. Garrett, of this place, was
called in. lie pronounced the case to be yer.
liable yellow fever. The citizens are not alarm.
ed at this at oil, for they very we'll know that
the salubrty of their mountain climate will
not propagate this fever or support it US an
epidemic. -,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
The Battle of Musgrove's Mills.

The editor Of the Spartan has recently visi-
ted the battle field of Musgrove Mills and
thus alludes to the various historic recollec.
tions which are associated with the SPOT:
sAfter the meeting was. over, by invitation
DR.. e. NJ. Bobo, we repaired to his hos pitable
mansion. where we spent the day and n ght in
pleasant convefse(with his amiablex family. We
looked at therocky, shelving forls? commanded
ny tho British encafnrment, aud which no
horse can :oss for thefirst time without fall.
lDg.at the low browed mill, whose clnck.
einek brought to our mind the scene so graph.
:eslly asserBed in Horse Shoe Robinson-and
but smalt Imagination was necessary to con
Jure up the primitive scene we traced the
road along which Williams entced the royalists
tothis place of ambush-we heard the unex.
Tected single-shot signnl from Shelby, and
then the rattle of riffs and muskctry long
line otover two hundred men-we heard the
wild shout Of the Americans-saw the conster.
nation of the regulars, the confusion of the mil
Ihas the wounded forms of Coils. Innis and Cla-
ryE-tte flight Of the regulars back to the river
and the capture ofthe lnlitia-last, We pazed
upon the bodies Of haj. Fraser and eighty i've
Of. bis dead royalisls! ! Fortunate Col Viii.
liatps-a battle fought by unequal forces show.
ed most unequal results. The American loss
'NsaGepIy four killed and eleven wounded. How
SOLEMN one feels while treadng these scenes
fEn1ohons are excited but expression subdued
aadswe ponder:sflent thoughts Of thank fulness
tonhe great GxertIons of the great men of
Aha past,s
THE country around the mill looks rugged
and as though the fierce enactments of
sysAad, "a; ahrighted physical objects, and left
agnglible impress. Even the cedars wear
!4eMEaspec and }ift their sorrow full heads
gH6ilS SiEeaighipg &lAas Of evening breathe
tIStsh thar eLanehes adirsehke symphony"
~f2sss ri - =. -.s-7--s.a7-
Faox UrAa: i;By tlls arrisqlef tue mail from
's ss Wsa ss1s s,s; IT,
news from tie camp Of the srf4 is;to The ssi
plGpo. Preparations for the Tsrritorjiaal alec.
tUchsNsxS going forward dan Utah, and thet Gen.
tife,Essidsnts were to 4v6te ON an fhdebsndent
stiskesfaf Nsadidates to SflT tie offices now Sc.
Sppied ytnq,nbers Of the, Mormon priesthood.
As.fu.i9nsat .tisks aE TAritotMi and County
ssgs;ss ~ M. i!s.aoi IL aonna,ian pat 10 s.i,
Mo5pons beng PtSea on the ticket With Gen
tie eandi9stes. .RoahIes. we're lnia lively al
tss asts a1r sis adNsSs.. kepsdistsop Of
tha.M2rm0n odrrs hS5-,t6s notes Of tie "De.
;ess asreuey. SAsscsssti Sfhslvas. Tie Int
WsSsmelt Of the Mormon leaders, aaa the Of
fsstses !le; Iasssu.s T. wss great sdjssatjsfas.ion
Msips Tosreoeise g., ,1ates, Viii Ssmsris
!ssntfsinoFSs6ss.l Do sm " ouhEs s5IEfs few . .
.ES friends bad fSdsfhefta Fsrritory lis cor
1SSfe6 BNgfsnf u Ia city for, Is splsasdrt
:sssee :s e ea saesE F,sas = IS 10y
.BA!talisn hsa Do dismisss SIdaaN, Oh thl
lssksss Sssss sssss Z
ssss & slRRl : a ! 7 s:s:s g. q =
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
The Cablo Celebration at New York

The celebration in New York, on the lst
inst, Of the success of the Atlantic Telegram,
is said to have eclipscd all former displays on
this continent
The arrangements which have been making
ior some weeks Pnst for the Atlantic Tcle.
graph celebration were consummatrI vcstcr.
day. IN all their grandeur of design md min.
nteness Of particulars. As n general thing.
business wns suspended, and our citizens seem.
ell entirely devoted to the object and the oc-
cas'"n We may safely declare the ovation of
september ], 1858. as nm event equal in its
character to any that has ever preceded il
while as public celebration. it must he con.
s'dered ns the grandest Paycant ever witnessed
on this Continent
In accordance with the published program
me, the great and eventfml day. which will
herea itcr be chroniclcd in the worlds history.
was inangurated by full cathclra service ut
"old trinity" The scene within this mngn if
cient building, at early morn. was solemn and
Impressive in the extreme, for while Broad.
way was IN a turmoil of excitement, the cathe.
draI aIsles Of old Trinity reposed in silence as
qn'et aud as peaceful as the cable In id on the
ocean 8 bed. whose natal day was about to he
celebrated as the bond oflnsting union between
the two great nations Of tho earth.
Broadway and the other principal tho rough.
fures were magnificcntly decorated with ban.
ners, transparencies, notices dc. The display
OF the military companies and societies was the
finest ever witnessed in this city. Tho process
sion marched to the Crystal palace, where ad.
dresses were delivered by Mayor Ti.man, Mes
srs Field, Clancy. Howell MeSpudien, Davis,
Dudley and others
The VOCAL and instrumentalmusic was exc.
cuted in the most skiliful manner, and the ex.
! ecutlon of each piece called forth the wnrmcst
applause from the vast concourse Of spectators
The torch-iight procession Of the Fire De-
partment closed the ceremonies of the day The
department turned out very gen>ralIv, and
made, as they have never failed to do, an ex
| cecdingly fine appearance
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
MARKETS,

ABBEVILLE, Sept 10, ls6s.-cotton.--New
teotton ZONES in slowly; most that has been
offered has been taken at ll}c.-The markets.
however, dull, and good article would scarce.
ycommand more than II cents per Id.
abont rs bsles Of Cotton cold t0st1ay, Kali new.
At prices varying from LII 10, III cent?.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

SEPTEMBER ELEcrIoNs.-An election for Gov.
ernor. member of Congress, DC, will take place
in Vermont. and California. on the 7th of Sep
tember. Asimilar election W i'll come off in
Maine, on Monday. the 18th of September. The
canvass in the latter State is quite animated
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

NEWSPAPER ENTERrR1sE.-As soon as
the Ocean Telegraph is open to the public,
the leading New York papers arc each to
have special reporter in London to make
up daily dispatches. This is "a degree OF
enterprise that will strike John Bull with
surprise
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
" ESTERN CIRCUIT-FALL TERM. 1858
slTTISGS OF COURT.
ELECTIONS FOR OCTOBER.

For THE LEGISLATURE, AND UNITED STATES
CoNGREss-Second Monday in OCTOBER next.
Polls open two days at each precinct.
Fon SnEnIFF-Same day as above. Polls open
One Day only.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

HoSoRs TO Ex-PREsfDENr PIERcE.-The Press.
speaking of ex. President Pierce's tour in Eu.
rope, says:
"All along the route. from Lisbon to Marseil.
les, he has been the recipient Of distinguished
consideration from public officers and private
citizens. At Gibraltar the senior officer in
command Of the British naval forces at that
point. extended marked courtesies, and urged
the ex-President and Mrs. Pierce to take pas.
sage for Tangiers in one of her Majesty,s pub.
lie armed vessels. At Marselles, the French
authorities. headed by the Prefeot aad the mil.
tary commander. were especially attentive
and jealous in acts of hospitality:".
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
Advertisements.

We direct attention to the advertisements Of
tho Aboeville Male Academy; Election of Se-
cond Lieut.. ofthe Southern Rights Dragons
s. $. Baker Comr !; A. NJ. Agnew; G.M. Cal.
houn Ordinary &c.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

The Cry AND COUNTRY PEEss.-The Laurens.
vile Herald, in an article on the gratuitions
labor performed by publishers of country news
papers compared with like services by the city
papers, suggests that the couatry papers mite.
10 establishing rule for their psptecfion 10
this reapect. The suggestion, we are satisfied
from experience,is IN eEcellent. 9ne, and we
announce our Willingness to co.opefate with
sks Sur brethreli In the country in such meas;,
.urss al, gill effect the dsseired object WAsiH
propose ssme definitepi dfaetionf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
A item OH
Southern Rights Dragoons!l

VOU are hereby ordered TO appear Mt Alb
Il beville {. H., on Saturday the 25th inst,
for Drill and instruction, at 10 o'clock a. m.
An election will be held on that day, for Sc.
cond Lieutenant.
By order of
CAPT. J. W. PERRIN.
MCLAUGHLIN, o. S.
Sept 8, 1858. 10 ct
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

douN MrrcHELI--" Bernard Lille" writes from
MontVaie Springs TO the Montgomery (Als.)
By:the-bye, speaking of Irish patriots-I like
John Mitchell vastly. He is a pleasant, jolly
companion. gallant of the ladies, and enters
con anore into all manner Of fun. He is.a lit.
tie too brash. politically. forsa new conner. but
the candor OF eyeh his enemies must admit thai
he is braye-and splendidly talented man
either of these possessions shSuld be Allowed to
covers multitude of sins: He and I'agrespre.
eisely on the Niger question. that is The fresh
Importation OF ton millions rof AfrieansI
What ,wonld somepeople' think to see me- check
by jowlsblish John Mitehelli ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

cADI. cesaeorrn cupA. THE Ksy West
Key Of the GYit after ghmen,ing On Tie sue.
the projtsted'lne from Florida to Cuba. ,TBis
isno . smsg ap affair, we.h0pe it will be sqdom
Nox .betahs be sueesssssthis great and i'm.
portant enterprise rbas time. annouoo.
sa5n is;bnt fir to- :prssdfns, the conpeotfon To
;SaSs WI ssmade yitasqut delay. The sesult
ssof the late gnR squ9dings and tfisi of eurrent
fnfsae 6y. gaptaS aSandS U. s. NJ. between -fissbs
anasthh pee- which he sfotl6d Tia 5snth
Of Ma.spsta BE fFomitw hundisd and ..Ssasv %
% etgM hond, ed and three Etfom,--xss nay.
;ss sfsssssssSS faa s.s
.s9n6s 81 oar sszshtpsss sEsssS 6bo.s8 $o,hs tsst
eaxkbhak 10 66nns9ted ID 81 n son y;lis !.
and Shy ths skirs s4teassa A&St XarnsissSs. ss :. !
ss|esf ss; sl 3 als aea s.;
ffvisy y 6 gssst Ssig sntSiis. s
@sasts @ senis 8 SO ysytsas re e
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEHZLLE DISTRICT.
In Ordinary.

TOHN WILSON, claiming to be q distributes
e. lin right ofhis wifssin the Estate: Of. James
johnson, decd, has ffIedhis petition in my OF
fee; requiring the paper purporting, 70 Be the
<Wiii Of said decd to be proysdin ':Dus fSSih
ofLaw."
Therefore. notice is hereby giventsto Hsnsy
A.. johnson, and the children of Louis and Abis
gail Pyles, viz: Martha Pyless Reuben Ry3eA
and Joanna Pyles-who resides beyond! the
limits of this State.--that Wednesday ths swe4s
ty-secondaday Of December next ID set apart
for the above epeeiied Pusgose: -, !. {
) Abtsyille Court House, South Carolina this
eth September, 1856
WILLIAM HILL. ps,A. D. e. ID 3
Sept.s 1858 1877" 1msHs
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
Election for Town Goansli,

'EFsHERE will, be an Election held Ia ths
II Court. Hogse on Monday, the 18th inst,
.fSr fntendant aid W atdens fof tbe Towa or
ABBEY e, ths sasuings 81.
4 opsn from M:tI
a, eswI1IsDN k.s..,assscs
I I. ,s..;s's 5! &. z Sc 81 y
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

MILITARY SCnooLs.-We are somewhat pleas.
ed to find growing disposition among pa.
rents and guardians to put their. sons and
wards in schools under management of strict
disciplinarians. We might be wrong in our
opinion TINT the present system of school dis
cipline is altogether too loose, and in that, as
much as anything. may bo found one Of the
main secrets why ''there are no boys ..now-
nothing but children, and men" AT present.
the principle of obedence-the Foundation of
true educa'ion-is never strictly enforced at
home or at school. and the consequence is, that
the class now styled young America, ;" have
decided that they have passed the tresi3S3d OF
the primary school,. 70 correct this evil, we
believe the discipline Of military schools. con.
Quoted 6y discreet principals, viii be found
very effectual.
We have now, we believe, two such schools
IN operation, besides the State institutions, in
South Carolina, which are flourisIing beyond
any other schools in the State in fact. they
cannot accommodate the numerous applicants.
and are now adding large additions to their
buildings. We honestly wish one or moro OF
the graduates ef ths'Stats military institution,
could be induced to establish sucIl school in
this village: We.believe it would be a pr6fita.
ble enterprise. We8bave health. locality and
population to give it prominence and patron.
age.-La1renssiAeH Herald
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

no fAin e, do Any rood ~ .Ssttons iti
piaces q 1nHsrigB Bafiy and the Ists corn II 4
.tStAl ailufes Last year We had il fhisi yicin.
.itFn6t: :hfofs than tkS fhI Itds sof .cftpof dSts
sSa apa; ;uaSJ ks the pts.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
HEADQUARTERS.

HEADQUARTERS,
ABBEVILLE sQUADR0N.
IN persuance Of orders received from Briga-
l. dier General Perryman. there will be an
Election for Second Lieutenant Of the Southern
Rights Dragons. on Saturday 25th inat
Capt. j. W. Perrin, Lieut.. j. F. Livingston,
and Seargent McLauchn, will manage said
Election. and transmit the result to Col. ]. f.
Bu:riss.
s. C. DEBRUHL,
Major AbbeviIle Squadron.
Sept. 8, So 10 ct
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
"a Healthy city.

The Augusta eonstitntipnal list learbs that the
number Of DEATHS in 6st city, during TIC.
mousli Of August. was sSsaty:eight; sfsvhisb
twenty S'sfe ohilaren, aud eight were sdu,h
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
(CoMMuNiCATEp.)

Mn. EDIroR: Please announce the following
named gentlemen as Candidates for Intendant
and Wardens, for the town of Abbeviile, for
tho ensuing year:
For Intendant-
HENRY KERR
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

eB The friends of Capt w. s. HARRIS,
respectfully announce him as Candidate for
the Office Of zaz Collector of Abbeville District
at thenex election
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
A Note Lost.

AbbcviIlc MI ale Academy.
1NHE exercises Of the Abhcville Male Acad.
l. eny will be resumed On Monday the 18th
September.
Pupils will be charged from the time of be-
ginning to the end of the Session.
W. II. WHITE, A. b.,
Principal.
SEPT Q. SO. 10 If
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
DeBow' g Review for septenber.

We have received the September number OF
this valuable Review.
The new and enlarged series of this work
which commenced in July last. is most success
fully continued, and those who are still intend
ing to send en- their names should do 80 at once
so as to be supplied from the beginning of the
series. The terms are IS per annum. For q
club Of three. Sl0 in advance. Address Wash
ington or New Orleans. The old series Of xiv
volumes may also be ordered.
The editor announces his intentionSb re
sumo. after December next permanently, hi
residence in New Orleane, at which point til,
main business of the work will then be couduc
ted.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
House and Lot fol-. Sale
IN kBBEVILLE VILLAGE.

HlS HOUSE and LOT is situate in quiet
~ ~ and convenient part of the Village.
The Dwelling is sufficiently large to accommo.
date small family, with all necessary Out
nn',,u,nss. me Lot contains something over
an Acre OF Land; and has a new and sub
stantial Fence around
Any one desrous Of purchasing such a Lot
would do we'll to call on me, as l will selI it
low and on the most accommodating term.
Also, n very fine
NH VI H. ME
that r ides frst-rate and works we'll anywhere;
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
Notice.

ON SATURDAY the 18th inst, I will let to
" the I.OWE EST bidder, the rebuilding of
McCnw's Bridge, on Cars Greek, at 10 o'clock
A. N.
S. S. BAKER, Com.
Sept. sth SO 10 II
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
CONTENTS OF TIE sEpfsxbER NUMBER.

iran''Atlaasie Telegraph American cosl
fie'os Geographical and Statistical Society !;
oassee Even from the North Diplomatic Res
lations with Mexico; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-Manutaetures Internal improvements
Education; Editorial, etc. rj.s
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

HENRY S. KERR.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
COOKING STOVE.

also, that offer for saie it has onlv beer
used few weeks. WM. II. WILSON
Sept 10. 5S s
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-24
PIANOS 49,

lVB have received Fourteen mors new Piano PoTeN from
thUss unriyEitsd maker. LEat Newton suo Bradbury
and HsiRes Bros, which make stock very large and
desirable. would be pea-sd So have these ms TBmentG
iHsd BY a whether they desire 90 purchase not.
byey Piano sold BY shH be give sRisiae
feb W & 2. FREEMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-24

NAoHVlLLE, JANUARE 90, 1855.
I Q IT received per steamer SELLIR WksFg
q ~ packages Golden syFuD=
barrels D. Re. Crushed Sugar
do do Powdered d.
do do Loaf do
barrels CyackeTi;
100 bags assorted S1Ot;
kegs Bar Lead;
5 barrels Julius Il. Smith't Old Reserve Whisky
FkEkhAN BnOThBRS,
jan3C-f 30. ?, College, 3 doors North Of Spring 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-24

JUST RECEIVED
81 barrels Extra Family Flour;
50 hupeTfne do
10 bags Extra do do
All OF vi iCh selling ct market prces and warrant
Il 10 give EatiEfsenOn.
Iani FhEEMAN PROrRKRS.