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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12

THbMMITTER OF COMMERCE AND THE ROCK
IsLAHRIDaE.-We have before US the Re-
port the Congressional Committee of
Comtce, through their Chairman, Mr.. E.
B. Wburne, on the Rock Island Bridge.
The 4mittee report that the Bridge is
seriopbstruction to navigation, butdo not
reconnd any action in the premises.
TheyF that "they cannot doubt but that
the bSe, as present constructed, is ma
terialh nd dangerous obstruction to the
navigpn of the Mississippi river, but they
believhat the courts have full and ample
power remedy any evil that may exist in
that rfd. At present they are disinclined
to recdaend any action by Congress in the
premid but whether at some future time
it maR expedient to direct the proper
law. odrs of the Government to proceed
againshe bridge, this committee will not
now utrtake to determine. The testimo-
ny aptded to the report is very contradic.
tory, the opinions Of several engineers
are ahecidedly against the bridge, and
the ttmony of the officers of the Pitts
burgHincinnati and st. Louis Insurance
Comuies shows that the rates of insu-
rancelve been increased from one-fourth
to thFfourth per cent. against the dangers
of thiridge alone. We are not prepared
to sK as to the merits Of the question,
but think that as the matter now stands
it adts of strong argument on either side.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12
MUscATINE IOWA. SUNDAY, JUNE l2 1858 -
Rspusllc.n ce.asy Cenvensien. !.

-, 1903.
!. -
Republican, County Cenvension.
The Muscatipe Oouptv Renublican Con.
r.n.;o, ..l1.a q. ~ ....,a.. - .haa.;a.
s' S.-s@ v
uelegsses % sssenu tnenePuDncan state ana
Congressional Conventions at iowa City.
assembled at the Court House in Muscatine
TN. s.h 1899
p =,
Hon =. A. Parvln was elected Chairman
OF the Convention, and J. Carskaddan Sec
retary.
On motion of n. q. Cloud E.c tho Con.
-. ~
se.'ion ploseeuea ~ 'as eiec.lon VI WE'VE
delegates to the Republican State Conven.
ton. The following named gentlemen were
elected. u. q. Cloud. Gen. q. Sh;nman
So M - H. n,Co-
o. - n'
nor, G. W. Van Horne, ). l.. Hustled, A. b.
Wilds, j. A. Parvin, Asa Gregg Hugh j.
comrhali aud q. W Wilkinson
=,
on Moeion, ''lo "oo'o no."0u ue1es"'0'
were instructed to represent the Republican
partv Of Muscatine county at the Congress
,;on., convort;or
5 ''o. =
on mouon, =. y. nus'eo' nugn - oa"P'
bell and D. C. Cloud were appointed COM
m;ttee to draft resolutions.
IT.. e.,,o,u; ,..a ..,,,.on voro
-.
eiecteo deiegates 70 'ne nePuoicah Diserlc'
Convention, to be held at Davenport, June
10Th. 1888: D. @. Cloud. Henry O'Connor.
- p...,. u.uhI c.hou a w uon
Jaw" Du' po -,
Horne, y. NJ. Lambert, mos. Hanna' 0onn
Hayes, Thos. Beham, Fl. W. Perkins, j.
Carskaddan. J. A. Green and Saml. Lucas,
~ oonn,;...o ~ ,.,o,,.;on. rerorteasbe
..,,.w;.. ,.h;oh 80. .aorted.
ResolUed, That this Convention relterate
their confidence IN the principles prociaimea
by the National Convention OF 1896, at
Philadelphia, and held by washington, JeI-
ferson, Jackson, Clay, Webster, and all the
great and patriotic statesmen OF the past.
RESOLVED. That tho present issue between
the two great parties OF the country is that
of Paid Labor against Unpaid LABOR, Hired
Labor against Owned Labor, Free Labor
against Slave Labor.
Resolved. That the wealthy arlstocracy OF
the Cotton, Sugar and-Rice Growers, who
have bought, paid for, and now own the
leaders of the buchanan Democracy, are IN
favor of buying and owning White Labor as
we'll as Black, and are seeking to extend
their system over all the country, North as
we'll as South, and that this reckless attempt
has brought about the present Kansas trou- l.
bles, ana the CIVIL war, ropoery anu muiuer
Resolyed That we. as Northern men, and
no.s...;n s;do ~ .ha Sanote ~ the Tinted
States as ssMud. Sills,, with the patriots of
all parties and sections who love their coun
try and are not lookingior once 4 from yames ZANE
the aboruS cIosse. Of the people
as the bone and sinew Of the nations strength,
l
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12

. e. Open your heart TO sympathy, bu:
close It II dependency. The flower which
opens to receive the dew shuts against the
rain.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12

ca Maryland has voted down the pro-
posed Constitutional Convention The ma
iority against it ranges from 1000 to 5000
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THE MoNsrER GoLp Nua

THE MONSTER GOLD Nua The
immense nugget Of gold discovered
about year ago in Australia, weigh
ing 1, ,743 ounces, said to be the largest
mass Of pure gold ever discovered, snd
worth from thirty to forty thonsand
dollars, has been carried to the CIystal
Palace at Sydenham for exhibition.
A London paper, in giving the follow
ing account Of this discovery, intimates
that the nugget is worth, Gas . geol-
ogical curiosity" much more than the
intrinsic value Of the metal. FewpsF-
sons, however, could afford to preserve
so expensive specimen Of native gold
for the mere purpose of stocking min
eralogical cabinet:
"1t was discovered at the 'Kingow-
er diggings,' about 120 miles from
Melbourne, by party Of four digges,
and, what is more extraordinary, int
neighborhood in which very little gold
was subsequently found. It was found
embedded in sand and pipe clay, at =
depth Of thirteen feet from the surface.
One of the most remarkable features
respecting this auriferous mass is it's
freedom from quartoze impurities, it
consisting Of solid and almost clem-,
ically pure mass Of gold. In form it's
an irregular slab, about two feet feur
inches long, ten inches broad, and
from one and a-half to two inches in
thickness. It rings like bell when
struck, and is extremely brilliant On
the surface, in which respect It differs.
considerably from many Of the celebra-
ted auriferous masses which have been
from time to time discovered. Tie
largest mass Of gold hitherto found was
the famous Siberian nugget, which is
now in the museum Of the Academy Of
Sciences at st. Petersburg. It weighs
1 200 ounces. It is hoped that the Gov
ernment will, for the honor Of science,
save this wonderful geological curiosity
from the melting pot, and purchase II
for the British Museum
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-24
GREAT AFTERNOON SALE OF DEsIRA-
BILE CITY PROPERTY

nN FRIDAY Sch, April 1883, at bali past two oeI5sE
~ r N on the premises, wal offer ut Public ssle
Tie following de irabs property eiigb located On
spruce strseE Nashville, e.Wssn the rssuslcs Of Can
voolfolk a1d large vacant los adj Iniug The rssidsu Of
j. Z. Clark, Esq Frst large unfinished slOus dwelipg
with from 10 % 20 FOOma ana Observatory Commanding
nne view Of the city and surrounding cuunIy; ths IL
HOaung lUO tset on oprdce ana "Iss su ylOyzftr
also an ADJOINING lot part Tree soil frUnt d 81 s win
a frame HOuss Il. Als0 handsome bfIcz dggItf1r
slth sE rooms 6c lot fronting teet also aui ulug ~
last ot ronung ahOgt 90 set Spruce aud al0ds rs On
an aisy with lIsme dwelling II Tsrms Uns ana 40
years ers4t, Tor notes bearing nLrest Win satsforv
sscaTy, payable IN Bank ana lien retained We most
earnestly invite public attention the 81 Of his vry
dsslra0is and valuable property At the conclusion "a he
a0sTe sale We will offer the tOllJWIQz los 10 " NJ 4 IA IL
mOTss besutful AddilOn 20 Nashville Nas rs n "a and
~ en- living AVenus and FOgg slseL also lUIs Ms l0I
lU2, lO8 and lO4 On SeTsnsJ venue and Allison sirssf
lots Nos IA, l22 Id 1874 on WslmOrs sir e. Nos
70, 10 ~ ana Us on Vein stesE a1d Stevenson
Avenue LOtNO 8l5 On kWllg Avenue asa Hl. h street
Lol Nos ", 49, "a and IS AsOn street. ald inter.
seeed By me Railroad. Lots nos 10 u Al and lg on
1teIelson AVenas and FOgg 81 est and Iuerectsd BIZ
I0e Louisville kalrO4u. number Oi The lots are moe
eligible building st-s and all possess the great advantage
oil Free cclOOis
Sd without reserve credit Of one two and three
years Win satisiaci-ry security, etc.
Omnlbuses tree # charge Wl eaTs our O AZ Cher
y street. 81 ~ Oeiock p m, on day OF sale.
ApTHl4-id J. L. * W. BROWN.
n b Should the weather be too inclsmeut on son
inst The sale viii lake pl-cs at ~ oeoek r. n M1D.
DAY, May Sd, 1855.
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NEARLY ONE Prize TO EVERY 3 TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEf
EACH SATURDAY ~ APRLL.
5,4S5 Prizes amounting AN, OOl
pp1rm nW FrCErTa

1855 Prizes amounting s32O, 600
FRICl OF fICKETB.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, &2<
PLAN OF The LOTTERY.
The Members from 70 $1,000, corresponding with thosG
Numbers the Tickets printed separate sips paper
encrcled with ANAL Tin tubes and placed In Wheel
The rt 457 Prizes, similarly printed and eneiTcled,
plEced In another W heel.
The Wheels ara then rsVoved, and number IS drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers, and al The me Prize s
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
cat opened and exhibited 10 the audience and registered
b. the C0mmisOners the Prize beng placed aginst the
Aumber drawn. Ths operation IA repeated until al The
Prizes drawn
APPROPRIATION PREEB.-Ths two preceding and the Two
succeeding humbss 70 those drawing the Rrsi Prizes viii
be entitled 10 the e Approximation Prizes For sxampl
u Ticket No. l25O draws the s7O00 Phze those Ickets
Hum6eFsd 1875 1873, ll25l l252 will be entitled
500. II lrze Nj $50 draws the csc 90 price thOse Tick
numbered SIS ISL, So will be entitled E3p
and 50 on according 70 ths above scheme.
The wv Przes 0 SZU Will be determined By the Bt hg
Of the No. that draws the $4,000 prize, For example
If the number drawing the 70OU0 prize ends with J. then
al the tickets whore the number endsin viii be entitled
% $50. II the number ends with No. = then al the tickets
Shers the number ends will entitled 70 $40 and
80 OntOO.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk.
Certificate OF PACKAGE Of 10 Whols Ticksf1 -- $50
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CABIN FASSA GE FRO ChAhLESTUh
TO NEW YORK,
TIVE NTYsFIV LARS,
United States Mail Line


SHIPS
ThTOugh in As to So Hours.
SEMI WEEKLY
The new Steam Ship COlum bia, 1900 toHg, n. Bern
Commander
Nashville, 1900 tons, 7. D. Evan, Commander.
HRTiOns 1900 tons, ". J. Foster Commander
Jas. AdgeT, 1900 tons, 8. G. Turner, Commander.
SOutheTneT, 1000 tons, l., NJ, Marry. Commander
3 assz-sSR. LEAVESAdgers WhaFves. every Wednes
- day and Saturday sffsr the arrival Of the
cars from the south ana Vest, sat hg.
water"
These Steamships we're al built expressly for this
Line and for safety, comfort and speed unryssd
the Coast.
Tables supplied with svsry luxury. Attentive and OOur
5ous Commanders, will insure Travellers BY this Lint
every possible comfort and accommodation.
SaDln passage sEzos
otseIaRe ASSAY s.s....sssrssss.-
FoFfreighto passage, having elegant Ststs Room As
lonmOdsslOns, RpplytO
2ENkY MUSHROOM, 4 CO. Agents,
may q SIT Charleston. >. U.
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS,
RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, ASL
BALTIAOkE, % HUUkSl
.BAGGAGE UHEuKEp THROuGHI


BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
'TNHE ONLY kOUTE BY which through tickets 70 Wash.
L iRgton be procured which point IS well Is &C
Baltimore, It Is the Shortest ana II every r.
spset the most rebs route Il is the only rous 5y which
purchasers OF Through Tickets 70 New YORK are enabled
- reach the cities Of BALTIMORE Philadelphia and Eea
YORK, 81 the cost OF Ticket 10 New HOrk Only tnus 81
A0ng Business Men and Travellers tor pleasure or inor
nation 70 TIst Our OF the principal the Union fo
ISIS cost than can be Afforded BY any other route
aud It Is the only route BY which Through Tickets car
De had 90 Richmond Norfolk Inchester kredercksbur
and Petersburg Va, Charleston, savannah, Macon, AZ
Enta, Augusta, Berklsy SPRING. ana Bedford Sprngs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage coaches Of
carter Thomas, or steamers the Cumberland river
% LOUISVILLE, connecting there with the United States
Nail steamers 70 Cincinnati, with the Jsfsrs0nFile
Railroad to indianapolis ind, make direct connection 81
Coumbus Onlo Win the Central ONO Rsroad 70 Wheel
ng whence close with the baltimore and Ohio
Esaroad is made 70 Washington City, Baltimore, Phia
dslphia and New York
Ess5- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
pms are transferred Of Cairo 70 the Of the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Terrs
Haute, Indianapolis Dayton and Aens Columbia Thrss
DAILY Trains leave Columbus, az ~ a. NJ $3.50 r. NJ and
d 2. n.
~ Travellers are requested to notice that While this
only route sH0rding Through TickestO al the Eastern
Cities a lne charged by other routes 20 ASu
YORK 0 It is also the Shortest most speedy and dree
70 ell the leading points the East. The distance from
Columbus to BamOreis only $40 miles, being about lOl
miles shorter to New York. than BY any other route There
rs less changes OF BY this ROUTE and cOnseq ueu
.sss detention, than BY any other
E8 The road Is 5allasted with broken stone and il
snhrely free from dust.
For turtherInOrmstiOn, please apply to D. G. RUMSEY
agent, Nashville Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the ofHcs Of
zoe U. s. Mail Steamers or ct the JssrsOnvs hsirOs6
gthCe, MSin street. WM. 5. WOODSIDE
Master Transportation B. a. n x.
JOHN N. SHARP. General Western Agent.
june IS
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PENNSYLVANIA RA1LROAD.



AE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlsntc0iIel
Il Htn essern orthWeGtsrn and Southwestern Statei
By continuous Railway direct This road also connects
e. Ptsburg with daily linz Of Steamers 70 ell ports on
be Western Rivers and st Cleveland and SandusrV With
Steamers to a ports on the Northwestern Lakes. msknq
the most direct cheapest and rsliGbL -oEs b. which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great Hest
,, HATES pc between Philadslphia and Pittsburg;
klkSf OLASS.--boOtS, Shoes, Dry Goods - : a., 4,
lin bOxss,) kuEs, Feathers, &e..... 100 Per AVOe
SECOND CIASS.-B3oks and stationery
Dry Goods Gn balss) HardWars, Lea SOC per 1902
theFi Ggs......s. ..........s...s..s
BIRD ChASS.-AnTils, tagging, haeoa
aad Pork in bulk Hemp, &e...... SVo per 4Ook
F0ORfH OLASS.-C0fee, Fish, Bacon
and Pork (packed.) Lard aud Lard Oil sye per AOVh
FlOur-S0 IS, per bbLuntil further nytiss.
9rain-Sj cts. per LOO lbs Until further aotics
CotOn-S2psr bale, nOteEcesding 500 lbs. weight un
urther notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phils
delpnia Be particular TO mark package Bq PHILADELPHIA
RG5lroG9 All Goods sOnsgned 70 the Agents Of this
Road at Phisdepha or Ptts5urg will be forwarded vita
0Ui detention.
FREIsHR AaESTA-HarFiE WormIsy B Co., Nemphis
Tennessee; B. Z. Sass Co., St. Louis; J. s. Mitchell
Son. Evansville lndana Dums8ni BellanI Murdoch and
Carter JeWet Louisville, Ky; e. Meldrum Madison
Indiana; Spusman Brown, anG Irwin q Co. Cincinnati
\. W. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Lesch Co. Sc
81 hu5y street Boston, Leeeh Co. Ast0r house NsH
York. MOL W lillian street. and No. Battsr6 Place New
YORK; Ia Snseder PhlladsphiG; MagraW d koons bsl
smore; Geo. Z. tranciscus, PisiBb0Tg.
d. b. HOUSTON, 6sHsrgt kFs5gbt Z cent, pAaa
d. ;. LohBAkkF, SaP's Altoona, Pg,
apr l, Z 8 IT
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j. III. CURREY,
w. L. CHILDS & CO.'S
Patent

- - SS24S
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF,
CEMENT ROOFING.
THB undersigned having purchased the State Right O
Tennessee Of the above patent prepared % introduce
into general use and asks the attention Of Architects
8uders, Railroad Companies and the public generally 10
sK1Pi ne 4s sHPsro[i1y 9yeT 9She5 hGtang;
this rOOug cheaper than any thing
The material hard and smooth surface vii
resist the action Of the atmosphere every elimate Il h
mpervious 70 WEter elastic flexible. Il contracts
expands Inc changes Ofthe atmospheric and will nelth
TeVaPorse crack, nor ro ana, a. 10 its durs0 lhes
lie practically imperishable, and will persoLy rsIls
any ordinary exposure 10 hre ass abundanty prov
Cd, will WarranIit proof We will engage
put RUOdaE ordinary good sheahlng Old shin
making difference how steep DAT they may be-fO
dollars per hundred square iee Il being cheap
ave Setter satisfaction.
Is Va also b found to best thing invented
old eaky tin, and gravel roofs around
himneys se, dOTmar windows, and cutters, where the
in rused thcssn. This Cement can be put on 70 last
sOne form perfect adheaiOn " object 70
which Iapped t- Roofs be painted over and war
uted not 70 leak, al da and any cents per hundred
gquare es cheaper ana much better than paint
rDs Roofing will be found 70 be the best thing for covering
arge Roofs where they are much exposed 70 nresHeh A.
Mills, 6sW Mills, Pact lries Railroad Cars, Bridges
yepOts, Station Houses Steamboat Decks and In ac ever
ana Of Roof Whsre there an external exposure from bre
the is psTeC without joint it, presents
chance for ar5to communicate, and any light substance viii
IN Insurance 0dees at Cincinnati, and other places
Fhere Chds Co.'S Cement has been USE insure suildng
with Roofs covered with this Cementat She same rates
or thOvs covered with Iron, Copper or lin.
IL Inc Cement will be furnished 70 those At distances
siI6 directions for using.
IL County Rights Tor sale.
ii Orders sent the undersigned, through the PosOL
] tes,Willbs promptly attended 10
would respectfully refer The following gentlemen foJ
! whom have covered buildings with the Cement.
ArehitsetI and Master Mechanics Of Nashville.
MI a. NJ. AKERuYD,
Mai. A. HkIMAN,
Messrs }. A. uUGHBS & SMITH,
COLEMAN d SPAIN,
" McCJ -LUJGu q HOUGA,
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for tie Tickets order
d. on the recept OF which they will be forwarded By hrs
1aii. Purchasers have Tickets ending IN any 6g
are they may designate.
The List Of DTaWa Numbers and Prizes viii be saRt 70
2IFChass rs Immediately sitter the drawing.
Purchasers vii please write their signature plain, give
their Post Ofice, County and state.
- Remember that every prize 10 drawn, and payable
n full without deduction.
~ Ali przss Of 81, 900 and EadsT, Psd Immediately
ssr the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s. the usual tine Of tbiry
days.
EA- Al Communications strictly confidential
Ao0rsss Orusr5 toT Ilcksts or CsrLihcsigs
s. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ca
Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, Atlanta,
Ca have their orders ded time BY address
ing 5. swan q Co.. a. either OF those stiles.
- si Of the numbers that drawn from the wheel,
Fh the amount Of the prize that is entitled
viii be published AFTER every drawing in the following pa
pers;-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta RtelgenoeF New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News, aud Rich
mOnd Dispatch, and New York Dispatch, and Pauldng
Miss-l Clarion, Augusta ga Constitution list. MARI
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh 20
Rhhiaaeaz lphiR
TRAINS leave Rglsburgn OilOws: Mail A. NJ Ess
Line Z. "a +; b.. Fsss Mail 94O p. NJ
lee Express Mail runs Dli5 the JWO sundays eE-
eePted; Making Direct CONNECTIONS vito ali TrLini
from
81 Leuls, No, Dubaqus, Keokuk Iowa City, Iowa
caro- kOck Island ana chicago, illinois Lexington and
Louisville hY.i lerre Hauts, indianapolis la
nyette, indiana Cincinnati, COluuBus, Dsy Ton,
Toledo, Cleveland, ZznesVIiie Urastlno,
hasslion and Wooster, Ohio. Also
Kansas, Nebraska AMI Minnesota,
AND 4LL Pom Is IN TaaE - EgT
FARk As Low As BY ANY OTHbk ROUTE.
FasseugeFs from the West rely upon As being t
shortest and most sKPeditinus route 10
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NBW YORK, and all
kASIEkN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent
auE.El PASSENGER Lines, Psnna Railroad Phils
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lIQURS.
rnn BBLs RRCTFrED WHISKY;
9UU 50 &" OLD Bourbon DO
So kyo do
100 Auericsn Brandy,
Walkers Xxx Ale,
IS Rum,
Also zrEs stock Of n1s BIandies Wins' Go In sore
and Tor GIle Dy 80 .-,,.,
July 10 ~ I'd HAhDS.
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80. EDWARDS,

WHOLEsALEGROCE COMMISSION AND
FORWARDIEG MERCHAHT,
DBALER IN
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, sc.
Corner Of Spring and College Streets,
NASHVILLE, TEEEEsBHIs
GROCERIES.
EnO HHDS Prime % ChOice sugar;
HUI So bbls Crushed, Powdered and Loaf Sugar
200 bags Prime Rio Coffee
50 - Old Govt Java Coffee;
100 bbIs and half bbIs RebOIed MOlaGsesi
500 whole half q ID quarter boxes Star CGndleG
400 boxes Summer Mould DO
100 q" Sogpi
$50 VirTnia and Missouri Tobacco;
80 g Assorted Gtasswase;
1000 kegs Wheeling Nails, BrEds and Spikes, aaao
90 bags Pepper spice and Ginger
~ uUndE5
80 g English Walnu's and FlbertG
IS Eases halt and quarter boxes SardInss
5000 Imported CiguIsj
% 0Eu brands SgGrs;
80 duEen Pairted Buck
60 meats do lUbE
50 cases Mat,hes:
IS coils Manila Rope, assorted Fizes.
IuIyU 10. EDWARDS,
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EDGFIELD AND SOUTH NASHVILLE
LOTS FOR SALE ON LONG THE.
DGEFL1LD, No IS BlOOb's Addition No F5rsisr,s al
- alon Noe IS, 49, 49, ne by = Addition Ao Nos tR
d anu ., In Lanlers AaJuJn 10 nth nasnvls 10
oss are All most shgibly lCcattd. Call soon on
april a limo az L6sETy rec,
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Cotton and stock Farm
and Coal Lands For sale

tEaf desiTabla Farm Of over 6u0 acrss-sJ0 acres In
a hlSn STATE Of eulTaiion, balance husy umDarsd,
ana l5lng 90 BON aides o. tls N HalOai, au5uI
miles from Stevenson, In saekson county Aiablua GA
sala larn taofe IL cOmiOrtz-ls DSsng. Nouo Czblas
cotton Gin, etc.
also, for sale 500 Of dns Coal Land about tEo
miles from the terminus Of ths SswaR8s HairJad-
Greal bargains viii be given. ADDRESS
J I 4 X " Brown,
mar 23-lm ht hviiis, Tsnn-
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New Store & New Goods.
Cheap Cash & Exchange Store.

fTHE subscrb-r having s,lI his Interest In the ole
stand OF EyausE o., 50 Market street, and located
himself ueuty his properly, corner OF Gner-
~ and Mulberry Streets South Nashville, known heretofore
as loves store mas "a I received, and Is ng
splendid New aud FTesh Goods OF every des
cpuon, suttb Tor Of both city and county
cOlnguhg Of
DRY GOODS
or all kinds PntF, Ginghams, One Lawns DeLaned, Lin
oL6, JHcOlels NutIius, SiIEs, Ribbons &c
JEWELRY.
Pine Gold Ring Ladies' aud GeurS Beast Pine OF Ca
ms0, Mosaic aEg Guld stone, OBJ Chains &c. Also
READY MADE CLOTHING,
or the latest style and quality.
CUTIONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, D5mes,ies, Blankets, DE.
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND QUEENSWARE,
In taet even thing viii that will necessary tOI the
completion OF d well assorted STOCK Of Goods
All 4 which he trimmed sell for ready pay cheaper
thar eau be 1urehased Nashville, his limited SEPen
MASS l. @. HAsBROOK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-24
Bank Of Commerce.

Nashville, Tenn.s Dee. ~, 1851.
HR ltOekIOldes o. tins Bank have placed she assets in
the hands Of aTrIee for me purpose Of winding up
indebted % the Bank will please call and pay up
heir Indebtedness falls due. Ths hojsrs win please
snd 10 notes as early possible and acelye y Feto
notes Of the Bank n tennossea The individual depos
his Rsnk have been handed ana lfoifby
edge ny Individual liability Tor thsmi and ne money Is
des i5--If JOHN D. JAgEs.