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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-10
Congressional.


RAILROADS III KANsAs.-Mr. w oodson
introduced a bill granting the right of way
to the Kansas City, Galveston and Lake
Superior Railroad Company; and por-
ton of public lands to the Territory OF
Kansas to aid IN the construction OF the
Kansas City, Galveston and Lake Superior
Railroad: which was read first and Sec
ond time. and referred to the Committee
on Public Lends.
Posr ROADS IN KAEsAs.-Mr. Woodson
offered the following resolution, which
was read, considered and agreed to:
g Resolved, That the Committee on Post
Office and Post Roads be instructed to in
auire into the expediency of establishing
the following, post roads, to wit: from
Waynesburg, in the State of Missouri, via
Harrisonyille to Minneola, in Kansas
Territory, and from Independence, Miss
ouri. via Hickman's Mill and New Santa
Fe. to Fort Scott, in Kansas Territory;
and that they report by bill or otherwise.
KANSAS VALLEY RAILgoAD.-Mr. Wood.
son introduced bill granting the right Of
way to the Kansas Valley Railroad Com
pany, and portion of the public lands to
re Territory of Kansas, to aid in build
inc th,, Kansas Valley Railroad, which
was q read nlasst and second time, and re-
ferrsd to the Comm; ;;ttee on Public Lands.
ST. JosEPH AND TopEGS RAILROAD
Mr.. Craig, of Missouri, INTRODUCED q Oil
granting the right of way to the st. Jo-
seph and Topeka Railroad Company, and
pa portion of the public lands In the Ter
ritory of Kansas, to aid in the construc-
ton of railroad from the city Of st Jo-
seph, in the State of Missouri, via Tope-
ka, to the boundary of Kansas, in the di-
rection of Santa Fe, in New Mexico;
which was read a first and second time,
and referred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
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r..a ssses ln Ksnsss.

The President has issued his Proelats-
ton, no. COL, which appears IN this
mornings paper, for sales Of public lands
az the land Offices AZ Kickspoo and Ls-
compton, Kansas Territory, IN July next.
Tbs first sale at Kiekspoo on the 5fh
.IuIv. embraces 79s .095 sores, snd that
oa The 18th, 701, ,082 acres. The sale at
Lecompton on the 5kh July will embrace
756. 446 acres. and that % the l9th.
Gss.511 acres; making A sggregate OF
2,9I2, ,I3z acres These viii be TIE Inst
public sales Of Government lands u the
TeritorY.-Wash. Union, Marea p
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-10
For as Hsra,a Of Freedom.


The Constitutional Convention which
met at Minneola on the 23d ult., was
composed of majority of Topeka men,
who acted in most disgraceful manner.
Topeka and Doniphan ruled the Conven-
ton, as against Lawrence and Leaven-
worth. The adjournment from Minneola
was g mere matter of spite work to iniure
the town. That action was too disreputa-
BE TO meet with public appreciation. Con-
way and Army disappointed the just ex-
pectations Of their friends, being carried
like drift wood upon the troubled waters.
Nothing better was expected of Ross and
Thacher, and some others of that class.
While we have no interest in Minneola,
yet we are free TO say that that Town
Company is composed of as good FREQ
State men as any in Kansas, and many
of them are the best citizens of Lawrence
and Leavenworth, as well as other parts
of Kansas. We have the assurance OF
gentlemen of undoubted yeracity that not
one share of town stock was given, or of
fered for vote to any member of the
Legislature; and the reason why the To-
peka Tribune charges corruption so loudly,
is because the editor knows how the Cap
ital was procured at that point.
s. n. WooD, Esq, in his speech to the
Convention, stated that nearly every MEM
Der of the Legislature held at Topeka was
presented with stock in the town, to in
duce them to locate the Capital there
that Col. Lane, in consideration of his In
fuenee, received three shares-that the
cry of corruption came with an i'll grace
from that side of the house.
Mr.. Ross replied to gentleman who
demonstrated with him for his misrepre-
sentations, awo are bound to howl you
down, gentlemen. Topeka must be the
Capital"
Some members of the Town Company
of Minneola, who were also members o.
the Legislature, did not vote for locating
the Capital there.
We like to see fair play, and il the peo'
pie, after hearing both sides, decide fol
either place we shall be satisfied.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-10
WAsHInaTos. March 29.

The following Is . committee appoint
ed, In pursuance of a resolution Of the
Democratic caucus on Saturday esening,
to consider the best mode and manner Tor
admitting Kansas under the Leeompson
Constitution. It Is composed Of an equal
number Of Lecomptonites and Anti-Le-
coIapssnites s-HessB. English, Keitt,
Groesbeck, Stephens, Owens. Jones, Craig
Of No., Ceckerill, Ssadige, Dsvart Tent
man, Foley, j. CLANCY Jones, PendletpB,
Houston, CLARK of n. T, Bocock, Hall Of
Ohio, Stevenson, MeKibbsn and Corning.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-10
NHwYang March %

Gen. Scott issued orders, on Saturday,
constituting new military district III Ee-
hraska, 70 Be called District Of she Platte.
Head Quarters to BE ct Larsmie, 10 e11a-
panies. 4th artillery and two companies oi
I'd dEaeoons, now IN Kansas. are assigned
to shis district and win march iInEnesii-
sseiT.
Two companies Of the End artillery,
nov in Kansas, are ordered 10 Fort Riley
to relieve the present garrison nov uniie,
orders fog Utzh
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-10
stock.

We notice. daily, droves Of mules and
horses going to Fort Leagenworth for sale.
The officers are not buying at Leayen-
worth, as the contracts for furnishing
stock have been let out 20 Individuals
We learn that the contractors have an
agent here who is buying for them. Prices
are much lower for both mules and horses
than last year.-I Independence Messenger.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-10

aT III. Douglas presented in the SEN
ate. on the ass ult.. the Constitution Of
Oregon, also petitions from the citizens of
Dakotah. asking for the organization Of
that Territory.
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KILLED By Heh.a,as.

On Friday week, during thunder
storm, daughter of Mr. Charles Collins,
Of johnson county. was struck by light
ming. -Four Others were affected By the
fluid, but fortunately escaped without Sc
lious iniury.-Lezinstoa Express.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-10

a. she eity Of Atshisoa I.ss zossd {,
anbscribs slo9D00 10 the ktz.;soa sEd
ST. Joseph RsilFosd. The vote vas -
most ==saimsas.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-04-10

or We do not advertise potatoes ga-
taitously fsr the benefit Of purchasers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-01

CHAMPAGNE WINES, BEsANDEEss &C.
NE hrss ofsr foF sails he folloEtns choice areasss
fiaels lrsniie5s tSe:--
50 REsEets Star brandt
3 Enans cqaoit, pinsa and quarts
40 Widow or Vive Cliqu0t;
10 Fleur dc Sellery and Grown iTa11si
50 boxes Ch9ics ciarets; -
dera.
10 cases Swiss Absystils
10 q Curacan and M1ra5nno
50 Gouley, B5o1srs and other Biiters
40 1n1u Porter, and Edinnlg Ales5 OF various lus
255( PINES Of choice French Brancies-
ne growers Co. jules Durand, Agent, Jean Louis
slrs old Cornse 1911 and Sazarlc, fully guaranteed
pure and unsurpassed in quality and favor, BY ne Agents ioF
the ssEs Of these brands.
Rpus pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Peach and Apple
Brandt scotch. Irish, and American Whisky, Cherry ty
Bounce etc The connoeurs and lovers Of good Vines 5rn
dv sers, &C. are respectfully invited to call ana exam ne
bsir stock aprilH A. hE--a 3 w.
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9aiIpQnion marieaIt


sr v. Hol4n
Man Vants but little here hsleE
u Little Iesks ny wants srstsF
only wish hut Of stone s,A
u CerV PLAIN brown stone ~ it
.za e.. fsai NAY eel ~ esa --
r. -o,s-- street that fronts the snn- -cL
MI Tod ,.euiss enough for me;
Thres couTses are 'ns coed IS ten - T
Thank Heaven ior three. Amen
40 : rairags thought cold victusl nice
a AZ csi0sce wound ne vsnllaice.
's ES. 9 3. Pqss , e E'ls , Of ss s9s
Some good hauk stocks-some note Of baud
only ask that Fortuas send
AsiF3e more than shah spend
Hon5ls are shy tays know,
And titles are but empty 81
would gerkaps, be Pieuipo,--
But only near St. James
10 an our edbernEtor's chair.
Jewels are baabies; IDS sin
To care f7r sqch unfruitiul things
One Food-Ized slisnand pin,
some, an sot large in rngs--
A ruby and pearl, or 80,
VIII 40 i1r mel augh at show.
Ny dame should dressing cheap attire;
lGeed, heavy 81 are never dear 3
-1,14 l-l s ms shsTls d true clshuiare-
Some maroWy grapes Of hina silk
Aike "1nkioed SAN % scaled lnAsf-
would not have the horse / drive
So that fsiEs must stop sud 81 re; p
A easy gait-tso tortyrhEe7- Do
Suits me; do not care;
Perhaps, furjust d SIN. s-spGrt
Some seconds less would do no hurt a..
or pictures, I should like 70 own
4itiaus and kaphels three or four
I love 50 much theF style aud tone
One Hnruer, aud more.
"a lanoscape-foregrOund g0ldern dirt;
The sunshine painted With squirt -. .-r .-.
90 OF books but few-some fifty score
For daly use, and bound for wear;
The rest upon uppeT .doori
some little luxury there
- CT red mOrocco's gllded gleams
And Yellua rich as country cream
Busts canoes. seEus-such things as these,
which oti1ers osn show for pride,
value Tor their power 10 please,
And Sc. FISH cliurls deride;
one SIMULTANEOUS contests,
15eo heercllauras, / would fain possess.
Wealths Wastetui tricks will not learn,
Nor ape the glittering start fool;
.. shall not carved tables serveny turn,
But al must be buh2
Give graspng pOulp its double share
/ ask bat one recuEHbent chair.
Thus humble let me lveand die,
Nor long for Midas golden torch;
II Heaven generous gifts deny,
shall not miss them much.
Too cheerful for the blessing lent
OF simple tastes and mindeonsent
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B. L. sIMPs0N,


42s PUBLIC SQUARE.
nFFERSto his fiens sl the trade. the largest and best
lesaons Of Branie Gins, RUNS Ports. MadeiEss shries
loving brands ~ Z tzilet t1s
COGNAO BBANBEEs.
Julss Robins Robins 3 Co, Z. Fasi IN y X asa = pipes
Castion Fine Chanpegns, il = pipes onlyi
Lafsrere Pale, IN Is Z and : pipes.
LA ROCHELLE HHANDEES'
Pelltvoisin, Pale and Dark IN pipes
Rasteau, do DO Dc DO
Alexandra seigneite, Dark, il n Z and & pipes,
HOLLAND GINS.
MedoF sevon, IL pipes;
Grape Leaf, In pipesi
Anchor, In pipes.
RUNS.
Jamaica, very old;
st. oroiz, New Crop
WINES
Duf Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster MADEIRA,
Pure Juice old OpoFio Port
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dsy and sweet.
CHAmPAGNESs
s. Charles Heidsick, quarts and pintss
Creme q sillery, quarts and pints;
Grown Brand, do do
Lyon do do Do
CLARETs.
go boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SCBIEDAm SCHNAPPS.
1000 boxes quarts pints This article b without any doubt,
the best Schspp offered the Unsd States, and to its
dicinal properties has not itse equal.
Before purchasing elsewhere call aud examine for yourselves
Remember a. Public Square, at B. r Shields ljunel0l
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PROCLAmATTON.


III WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia, certify and
make known that Joseph PreuteeWho signs certificate
lreating to TIE GrGesnJsrg Vegetable PISS the Clerk
OF the Court Of this State The said certificate embraces the
names Of the most reliable and responsible people in s
nifty and cerfes to the nTarabIe curative aclOn Of The Ga
enberg Vegetable Pills IN the following diseases:
Bilious Complaints Asthma, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Erysi
peasi Low Nervous and Simple Fevers Gastric Eevers pes
Heartburn Headache Indigestion, Mysteries Liver Complaint
Nervous Disorersp Neuralgia rheumatism, and all diseases
arising from want OF action in the digestive organs.
And further testify that full credit and faith due and
ought to be given, to said certificates.
In testimony whereof have subscribed my NAME and caused
heGreat Seal Of the State to be afh. n hereunto
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor.
By the Governor:
WIN r. RICHARDSON See. Com. and Keeper Of the Seal
Dr. KTTTRDsE, Of Portsmouth, cerfes that these Pills are the
best remedy for diseases Of the digestive organs that he has ever
met With
Dr.. CHAPMAN anything equal to them FOR Liver
Stomach Nausea Headache
Dr. OsTRAND has used them for all classes Of Bilious Com
plants IN all climates, and found them when pes ans
and other medicines, In hundreds Of cases. failed To DO So
Rev C. A Fox, Pastor Of the Pr Church az spencer,
says they work miracles and the best Pills now N use
There at least hOu1and families in Davidson county alone
that always keep them IN the house, because y using thn on
the first appearance udisposon they hundreds Of dol
lars in Doctors bills Price, p cents per bcX.
jy2O-6 ALEX MACKENZIE Nashville.
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TOTAL LIABILITIES:
Unsettled claims not due Sl73,996 -
Losequitably adjusted promptly paid. Upwards of Sill,
OGO0 Of Losses have been paid a the tna Company,
in the past g years.
FIHE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted with soyency fair profit
Especial attention given Insurance Dwellings Contents
for terms Of / 10 years
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable
rupted through Of financial sunshine Storms periods
eysntul in, exempt from sWpn CONGREGATIONS and maritime
disaster Being long established on cash basis the troubles Of the
credit system a1ect us in no material particular.
During hard times the security reliable Insurance an
imperative duyhe ability Of property sustain
being then much lessened.
Agencesin all principal cities towns throughout the
State. Policies issued without delay, BY any duly author
lied Agents Of the Company.
Business attended 70 with Despatch and Fidelity
march5-6m
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BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER. ~
Dc p g !. 3 3. 3 3 g. 9 w \

CHEMIST AND DRUGGLSI,
n. e. Corner Of Chestnut and E1ttn street,
Philadelphia
CyOLE Manufacture Of Browns Essence Of Jamaica SeI
which IS recognized and prescribed By the Meel 1919
States.
This Essence & preparation Of unusla! "
ar isrhos fncplent cholera n short in al cases o. prea
ton digestive functions It Is Of inenaole feee ~
ring the prevalence Of epidemic cholera and simmer
Of children it peculiarly ecacious; no family, inaVduai' U
traveller should be without it.
NTOTEDIs-=To prevent this vsl1sble Essence rom pee
counerisited, steel engraving executed az So
cost, will be found on outside Of the wrapper m oae y
guard the purchaser against being imposed upon y ho' ~
tstions. ls5S. - -. :,
Chemical Store E. corner Of Fifth and Chsnut Streets Fhl7
adephia.,
4, tis rTni.s5 s+sias june27-3m.
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DELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY, on Front near
Broad street. The subscriber respectfully his
thanks the public for past ar5r socs continuance
patronage in the above line; also,
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING,
Together with every description Metal Turnings, Metallic
Packings, Balbit Metal and Castings.
Soda Founts Generators, Ale Pumps and Pumps every
description manufactured to order repaired at short notice.
Cash win be paid at all times for Old Copper and Brass
aug2j-tf b. COLE.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store.
THVE subscriber having sold out his interest in the old stand
Of Evans & Co., 50 Market street, and located himself
berry streets south Nashville known heretofore as Loves Store
mas Just Fiesiysi ana nov opening splendid gssorent q
ofboth city and eountry-consisting Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds Prints Gngams, Lawns, DeIsnes Linens,
Jackonets, Musins, Silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELgY.
Fine Gold Rings, ladies' and Gents Bsastpns, Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &c. Also
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
ofthe Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, Domsstcs, Blankets, &C.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND quEEsswARE,
In fact everything will be kept that will he necessary for the
completion Of a Well assorted stock Of Goods.
All Of which he is dstqmined to sell for ready pay cheaper
nar9i I. G. HAsBROOK.
PAINTING ESTABLESEsMENT.
DUILDEEES, HEOUSEEEOLEEEESs &C. are re-
, queed to take notice that tie undersigned, having made
the necessary arrangements and secured te services Of competent
his vocJtion, an various branches II tie department Of
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber is prepared to execute with the eates promptness
all contracts, large which may a style and
upon which cannot il give satisfaction. He is also pre-
SIGN ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, sRAIsrs MARBLINo-
HAWKS that department secured the services Of the most expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having WORK in his line
give him a call before making final Arrangements.
r. 7. FLEMING,
marchs-dd No. g, Union St. between Cherry and summer.
WHO CAN BEAT H!
VWTE have just finished and got in operation, Steam Saw
w Mill, for L. J. Perjue and William 8cCelland,
Carsv Tennessee, that cuts twenty thousand eight hundred
yseven feet board MEASURE thirteen
minutes. It thousand and forysht in tventyeight
minutes. We have reiuced prices Engines Boilers
such figures that defy competition in prices and Durability
Our Engines iron bel plates and made Of the best
tarials. We agents for the
ST. LOUIS CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
AND
STRAUB,S SUPEREOis WHEAT AND CORN
MILLS,
and furnish any short manufacturers prices
with freight added ELLIS & MOORE,
sc, 90 and 100 South Market street,
june4-H Nashville Tennessee.
NEW WHOLESALE BOOT & SHOE HOUSE. |
}. P. COPELAND, }. NJ. ARNIsTEAD. H.. BRYAN. /
COPELAND. ARWHSTEAD q Co.
.BOEBERS OF
Boots, Shoes Hats Caps Straw Goods, dCcs /
90, NORTH EAST CORNER OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville. Tennessee.
WTE associated Ourselves together under the above STYLE
Wv for the transaction Of wholesale business In The goods
and by the lst Of August, he in receipt Of large
I'D carefully stock, to which respectfully invite the a.enon
merchants visiting market.
jyl COPELAND, ARNrIsTEAD & CO..
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VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD
III nllCn 10 a-nIllI..l .,L H..

EALED Proposals will be received by the undersigned until
- the 10Th OF November next for the Graduation Masonry
OF The nst NIFTY miles OF the above the viz
gini and Tennessee Railroad Cumberland Gan The
prohle and ils upon the above named distance
the Office Of the Chief Engineer, the Abingdon after
the l2hday Of October who VIII give necessary eSsa
tons in regard thereto The line is dvlel mile sections
In the distance here will be earth move amounting IN
about 05 yards Of loose and hard rock, about wards
masonry $4,000 perches Of drains percz
Those proposing the work requested in their s
what Of stock they willing Ike part payment
for their work. Address the undersigned at Abingdon Va
sep2l-till nov IS ". J. HAWKINS & CO.
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TAW & REERs,

L U b u TING E Sc.
CHEAP and durable compound for greasng the axes Of
~ Omu buses Carriages, Carts Drssys and
wagons also economical durable lubriCaCr for
Heavy Machinery. It viii not gun, and is not affected
by heat cold For sale Tin Cans and Barrels by
EVEN PENDLETON & CO.,
". W. BERRY & DEAlOYILLE,
A STRETCH,
10. G.. BROWN,
And Druggists generally. je
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90. 9. RR W,


No. as E0L1EaET Sc NAEkXHLEE, TENN
pe1t1 lils Vsrnisiss Window Gas IsssTare Perfume
. soaps &C. And all the popular Patent Medicines Of the day
e ivei Isr5s s5iios. consns partly q Ia0in and
Bsn's ztaesi French american snd German cooE7si Del,
Psper Put boxes, SHE'LL Fine and Dressing Combs.
r ANBRETH,S GARDEN SEEDS, Just received i
and epsnd, which fresh and genuine. Also, the
ter near sahrs which viii Yield from Is 70 8 barrels the
Acre AsPAnAaus Roozs, years cid, in quantity desired
s''A' --' -'-'' grown ~ ''-l D 5o c. BROWN.
frsoNGREss AND EMPIRE WATERS Away /
~ on hand which receive direct from the SPRING.
~ y. o--o2
KNOR THE EKAIF.--AIrs Aliens Hair Restoreri
Wood hair Restorer;
EmsTson's Rssorer;
Bogls's Fluid, 10. G. BROWN.
n ONDON PORTER .--A very superior article made
h b Barclay, Perkins Co., pnts and quarts. ,,,
6NOD LIVER OIL.--Fiye Gross just EeceLzsa Pre-
u pared by Hedgsman, Clark q Co. 10 6. BROWN
CtORN STARCH AND PARMA warranted.
~ 30. .: 6hOmN-
NEiLARE's VOLCANIC OIL LINIETENT, said
1A q be the best Lasnt nov Known F9s sac Bows
FTVOGETHER with pure Brandy aaderia. Port and sher
II Wines Awe selected Stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Eng
sh Extracts Colors dry and in OIL lns LaT ana lslnsF
Oils, Indigo Malder, &C. 20. q. Brown
". 4. srrzrs Al. KING, =. STREET,
STREET, KING & Co.,
At NEYS AT LAW,
LAND, COLLECTION, AND
GEVERAL d EYTS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
VAIL practice Law n s Supreme and inferior Courts Of
give special attention to making selections OF lands IN Nes
for tas wishing good desirable locations, Invest for distant
dealers reasonable TERMS pay taxes furnish Of entries
and short notice buy and sell lands town lots, and all
kinds Of real estate, and General Agency business.
REFERENCES.
". S. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
Converse, Harding & Co., Boston, Mass
Gen. Leslie Coonbs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis B. Fogg. Nashville Tennessee.
Johnson, Weaver & Co. % DO
Gov. W. B. Carapbell, Lebanon, DC
Hoa '9 TSomS SsSaa Co. S.. Louis, No.
Ret5aFie Chittenden & Co., Keokuk. Iowa.
VIM. H. Sewer & Co b ankers tuscaloosa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dodge Co. Council Bluffs, do
Davis, Moody & Co, Chicago, Illinois.
W. A. johnson & Co., New Orleans, Louisiana Lju2-f
FINE OLD WHISTLES.
VNTE have just received from Philadelphia three barrels of
Three barrelsof xxx
Three do Xxx
6 6ns DO DO \;
Two barrels old Bourbon, 1875 These Whistles are pure,
any quantity. HoLLIsTER & oARTEK
FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
WWTE Just received hundred Of the finest
Wv French Fancy Candies Candy, Chryazed Fruits,
Be- from Y Balarl, York, that possibly be pro-
duced, suited for Parties, &o viz:
Assorted Chrystalized Fruits; Rosolinsi
Chrystalizei Ginger; Yanile Gum Drops;
jelly Fruits with leaves; AcduIated Fruits;
Raspberry Balls; Candy Toys;
do Gum Drops Ice Cream Drops
Naugat Candy; Cordial Sugar Almond;
Brandy Drops Cream Fruits;
Sherry Coolers; Maraschine Balls;
Pineapple Balls; Strawberry;
many Come and for yourselves before
you bay HOLLISTER & CARTER,
apr93 q Union street.
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} o. e ID w A h ID 3.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
C0MMSVOE IND FORWARDLYG 1LERCHAE7,
IN BRAEDIUs, WINS, CIGARs &c,
COR. OF SPRING AND COLLEGE SITS, NASiIFILI, TENN.
GROCERIES,
On HHDS Prime 70 Choice Sugars;
HUI 50 b5ls Crushed, Powdered and Loaf Sug
200 bags Prime RIO CoGee
80 do Old Govern Iuent Java Coffee
leo bbs and half bbls Reboiled Moasaes
500 whole half and quarter boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Summer Mould do
100 do Soap;
$50 do Virginia and Missouri Tobacco;
200 do Assorted GLASSWARE;
1000 kegs Wheeling Nails, Bas and Spikes, assorted
50 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
90 Do s. 8. Almonds;
% do English Walnut5 and Filberts
. cases half and quarter boxes Sardines
1000 Imported Cigars
50 600 various brands Cigars;
50 dozen Painted bucket5
50 nests do Tubs;
50 eases Matches;
. coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes
jan1I 10. EDWARDS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-01
Negro Boy for sale.

WILL sell for Cash highest bidder on the hrst Mon
day October the Public Square in the CITY Of Nash
Vile likely Negro Bog, Il years old five feet eleven incbe.
high. sound bill Of sale will be given the purchaser
B. +. bAFNE,
sep21-dss" HHlIboro, Tenn