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AGglastn, Ga

Wheat bags-Twe bushels III q zoe each.
Augustus, Ga
{ Bacon--We have to quote a continued dull
ness and depression in this article, with very
limited sales, the demand being confined al
most entirely to the wants of consune9s. We
eohtinue our previous quotations, witk the re-
mark, however. that they are purely nominal,
and we hear of forced sales of large lots con-
siderabiy below these figures: Clear Tenn,
Sides l0@l01a, ribbed do 81 @l0c, hams
l0912, shoulders 7@8.
Grain Wheat is dull OF sale; and prices
show q decline of about &c per bushel during
the week. We quote good to prime red CSC
Sl-for an extra lot 81 % might be realized;
good to prime white SI@1 O5, ard l 10-a
superior parcel might bring 81 IS. Corn is
steady, but the demand is limited 20 want of
consumers, and a heavy arrival would soon
fdepress prices. Wequote 70@75c per bushel.
Flour-Fhere has been only a limited de-
mand for this article during the week, and
eountry flour shows decline in price. We
quote Tenn, extra family 3 1896, do extra
8 50@5 75, do superfne 5@5 5O--the out
side figures for barrels
si,cIbyvFsIe, Tenn
Bacon Clear sidesT1]5c; shoulders G; hams
Wheat--Red 65; white IS good article.
. Fruit-Apples 9pcts per be9hel; peaches
81 70.
Lard--In shipping order, 8G6lc.
corr-35 cents per luShe.
Groceres--Few sales at former prices, ex-
cept Salt, which is now worth AZ pei bush
ell for barrel, and 81 25@2 20 for sack
Sugai--By the bb 9@l0; ~ the hid Sc
0 cts.
Coffee--13@14gk according to quality and
quantity.
:. Molasses--in Ibis and half Jbls 4o@45;
retail so cts
Flour O0@2 %.
Coiton--7@lUl.
- Tobaceo-Leaf, 3a5 cents per ID.
Nails--5@6 cents.
Whiskey-. 25G80 cents by the bbl.
Star caudles--By the hox. 23@25c.
Talow candles--13@ 10 cents.
Rice--7@74c
Beeswax- -20@22 cents.
Feathcrs-35@571a cents per pound.
Chattanooga, Tenn
Apples--Grcen Soc per bushel, dried 81.
Baeon--Stock Oh hand 25Q,OC0 lis, mostly
sides, held at &c.
Hams--Cincinnati canYassed 1919 @13.
Beef--On foot So.
Butter--Scarce, 20@2J
ChickenE--1215 a l5c each.
Eggs--Scarce l2i5.
Flour Superfne per sack Go@S3.
Meal-50@G0 peg bushel.
Peaches--Green. scarce, Coo per bushel, m
peeled sun dried s. %, Go kiln dried 81, peel
ed 81.
Potatoes Sweet 1890, Irish 50@60.
Wheat--Red G5@7o, white 70@SO.
Tobacco--Good stock in market, from the
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- - .Eca-ts..A.rs

80 80 80 - a =.
r WILL give the highest market plice FOR
4 all the Dlied Peaches. Apples and Pears,
Feathers, Wool. Wax, Seng. Iallows Meal
BAGS, Socks, brown Jeans. white Linseys, etc,
that you viii bring in to 7. G. G00DHUH'S
cash store. Cert. %.
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In GentIemen's G00ds

we have Bluo and Black Cloths. Black and
Fancy Doe Skin Cassimeres, single and~,leuble
width, SattinetS. Tweeds, Jeans sc. Satin
vestings, figured silk and velvet do. IEassI}oots
and Shoes, together with variety OF goods; in
fact, we have a general stock OF goods, and
viii be continually receiving additional sup
plies, and IS we have trade TO build Up
IYo Will 0AeF Inducements
to all who II az call or US.
Then we would resI eetfullg call the at5en-
ton Of our friends, acqtFlintaLees aad the
public, to our
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SOUTHERN BANK.

The Memphis Appeal Of the 9th
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-10-14

~ Advertisemertsmustb be handed into the
Gfice by Tuesday Morning, toinsure an appear
aace in the following Paper.
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Cl,auceyy Land Sale.

Oct. II. IS59~-4t,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

JANUARY, 9. 1858.
Mr.. 1ve presented the report of the Tennessee
Blind School, accompanied with estimate of ex-
penditures. Read and referred
Mr.. LLOYD presented the petition of sundry cit-
zens OF the county OF Warren, praying for an ap
preparation OF money to purchase guber-pea seed,
remove the black.jac and replace them with per-
simmons, and make sage grass law full tender, &c.
Mr. Beale, a resolution to bold night sessions
from u to e.
Mr.. Stovall, a bill relating to the administration
OF estates of deceased persons.
Mr.. Stanton, a preamble and resolution to
change the time of assembling the Legislature by
amending the Constitution from once in two to
once in four years.
Mr.. Rawlston, to amend the act to change the
line between Grundy and Union.
Mr.. Bently, bill to incorporate West Point
Academy.
Mr. Bcknell, bill to increase the capital stock
of the Bank of Tennessee.
Bill granting relief against escheats, &C., was re-
Jected, and motion to reconsider entered by Mr..
Bullock, the bill reconsidered and referred to the
judiciary Committee.
Senate bill TO require the State to pay costs in
cases of felony where the defendant is acquitted,
was indefinitely postponed, after protracted dis
cussiop.
The House acted upon several Senate bills on
second reading.
Law Reform was made the special order for
Tuesday, 10 AN.
Senate resolution to print &c, 600 copies of the
Report of the Secretary of the Agricultural Bureau
adopted.
Senate bill amendatory of the Fee Bill passed
1st reading.
Senate bill to incorporate portion of Lincoln
into Bedford county, passed LIST reading.
Adjourned to 2 P. NJ.
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HORACE GREKLEr's CHAMpAeNE.-Niok Max

HORACE GREKLEY's CHAMPAeNE.-NickN Max
tells the following story of Greeley:
Horace Greeley's acquaintance with the
names of wines is hardly more exact than his
knowledge of their natures, and consequently
he once made very ludicrous mistake by
writing, drinking their Heidsieck and Cham
pagne." OF course all the tribune corps notice
the error next morning, and Danay Ottarson,
Oongdon and perhaps even Ripley, Snow, Hill
dreth and Wilbour gathered around him when
he came In, and joked him on his vinous tau
tology. Horace listened until be compreheu-
ded with tolerable exactDess the nature of his
error, when the lines about his mouth began
to curve little, and there was little shining
IN his serious eyes, as be said, ''Did II Did |
say that? well, | guess rm the only Tribune
editor that would make a mistake of that
kind" The laugh was soon against them, and
the wide hatted corps soon beat a retreat.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-11

OHIo.-The message of the Governor of Ohio il
a very lengthy document OF the condition OF the
agricultural interests of the State, the message
says that of the rs, $40 go which constitute
the OF the State, according to federal compu.
taton, portion worth consideration, be class
sed as absolutely uncultivable. DULY 10 800, 600
acres, however, actually tivaed, and OF these
only about 100000 acres by the pow, while
more than is 100000 yet remain to be brought un-
der cultivation.
The miles OF railroad in operation in 1857 is p
s44. an increase in three years of Att. The total
cost of railroads in Ohio is $50, coo, 900. The
gross receipts $40, o00, 900; net do 81 500 900.
The establishment OF State Agricultural School
for the Improvement OF the rising generation in a
full knowledge of the soil and its capacities, is
strongly recommended.
The debt OF the State, foreign and domestic, is
Sl6,402, Os5. Debts of towns, counties sc, sl5.-
600; 600; OF railroads $50, 600, 900; making with
other liabilities, total Indebtedness of $22l, 502
095.
In the State there 6fty-four banks, thirty six
branches of the State Bank, eight ind, pendent
banks, and ten free banks. Their condition Nov
ember I'd was as follows:
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Branch Military Academy mt the Her.
mitage.


We learn from the Washington Globe,
of the 9th inst. that on the day previous,
Gen. ZoLLooFFER, introduced bill into
the House, 'for the establishment of a
branch Military Academy at the Hermit
age; which was read first and second
time, and referred to the Committee on
Military Affairs.
The bill proposes to establish school
at the Hermitage which shall be prepare
tory to admission at West Point. The
time now required for completing the pre-
scribed course of study at West Point is
to be divided equally between the two
schools, the first half, at the Hermitage.
and graduation at West Point. This is a
happy suggestion, as it will remove all ap.
pearance or chance of rivalry between the
two schools, and give all the cadets fami-
liarity with the habits, interests, social feel
ings and institutions of both sections alike
The bill also proposes to increase the num-
Der of cadets to the demands of the Army
AS more than half of the vacancies are
now filed 10y appointments from civil life.
We trust the bill, thus shorn of any
thing like sectionalism, will pass at an
early day-and if its chances are at all
commensurate with the exertions which
will be made by the able and indefatigable
mover of the bill, we cannot doubt of its
success.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-11
LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE,
SAruRn.y Ian o 1888

SATURDAY, Jan. 9, 1858.
Mr. Goodpasture presented petition from sun
dry citizens OF Fentress county, asking that the
county seat OF said county be removed.
Mr. Walker: a petition from sundry citizens of
the city OF Memphis, in reference to the City
Schools.
:, DIR. Ross offered resolutions providing that the
senate meet daily, at o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock
r. NJ and that night sessions be held on and after
"onuay next TIE rules were suspended, and the
resolutions were Indefinitely postponed. ~
Mr.. Bratcher offered a resolution to hold nisht
sessions Tor the purpose of reading and considering
the Code. Lies over.
Mr. Welcker introduced bill to protect grow
ing crops aud fruits. Referred.
hr. Walker: a bill to amend the act incorpora-
uns the Memphis City Schools. Referred.
ar. bulen: bill to regulate the taxing of costs
IN prosecutions against slaves
Mr.. hunday: bill to provide for the payment
Q, the travelling expenses of the Directors of the
nshk OF Tennessee when attending the meetings
OF such Board of Directors.
Mr.. Goodner: to incorporate T. NJ Lawrence
Coiiege at Alexandria in DeKalb county.
All OF which passed the first time.
Inc Senate then took up the Calender, the bust
ness IN order being Senate bills on second reading,
ana several were passed.
Inc following were rejected:
TO prescribe rules for the trial of causes in the
Gin Courts
10 amend the several laws authorizing the ren-
oitlon OF judgments by motion, etc.
FOR the better protection of the bodies of de-
ceased persons
Mr.. Hill entered motion to reconsider the vote
ejecting the last bill
house message in relation to Senate bill to
changing the dividing line between the counties
OF Monroe and Polk, was ken up and the Sem
aIe adhered to its former action striking House
ahenuments to attach certain persons to Franklin
county, now residing in Lincoln county. So the
bill failed.
On motion of Mr.. Walker the vote upon the
motion to adhere was reconsidered
on motion of MIR. Whitthorne, committee oil
conference was asked for upon the disagreement OF
the two Houses.
The bill to amend the charter of Invincble Fire
company of Memphis was taken up and passed
the third and last time.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock Monday morning.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-11

H Jedediah Jack, esq, an eminent law
yer, of Metropolis, H., was killed in an ARRAY
near that place on Christmas eve by man
named Stofer. Jack went to Stofer's mill.
with whom he was at enmity, quarreled with
him, and thretened or attemted personal
chastisement. The result was that Stofer
drew pistol and fired at his antagonist, the
ball passing through his neck. Jack died al
most instantly. 1t is inferred. from the mea-
gre account we have of the affair, that Stofer
acted defensively. The deceased was native
of Pennsylvania, but had resided for many
years in Illinois, and aud at the time of his
death had attained an enyiable rank in the
profession of the law.
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RESOURCES.
Total
$l0,2s2.a2s SIS

ENCOURAGING TO You've MEs.-Never content
yourself with the idea Of having a common place
wife. You want one who viii stimulate yon. stir
you up, keep you moving. joke you on Jour weak
points, and make something OF you. Don't pe
afraid that you cannot get such wife. very well
remember the reply which a gentleman who hap-
sense, made TO young man who expressed fear
that certain young lady Of great beauty and AZ.
tainmeuts would dismiss him. il be should become
serious. any friend" said the Wit, ''innni,ely
more beautiful and accomplished women than she
is, have married Infinitely egler and msaner men
than you are Timothy Titcomb.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-11

sE- W. II. Appleton. Esq. of the frm of d.
Appleton a Co., has received beautiful letter
trom Florence Nightingale sister. acknowledging
q copy Of 'werid Noted womsn, and expressing
high qualification at the appreciation of her sister
which IL manfests In the exqaist porrraite and bi-
ography. American sympathy she seems greatly
Cd price aud IL appears, from her letter. that the
fair and devoted nafse OF the Crimea Is beginning
10 feel The physical effects OF her long and srda-
Gus selfdevotion; her health Il seriously impaired
---Rsv York Correspondence Of tAs Bostoa zrss
Ssrsps,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. Johnson offered two bills in regard to the
fees OF Clerks.
The House proceeded to consider local bills, and
several passed second reading.
The following House bills passed Sd reading:
To incorporate Bots dare Seminary; for the
benefit of Nourse Seminary; to change the name of
Hanna High School; to establish two additional
districts in Sullivan county; to authorize John w
Hoodenpile, Aaron Ballenger, and Others to build
mill-dams.
Adjourned to Monday, 10 A. NJ.
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REPUpIArIoS.-The Frankfort Commonwealth
ssys: ave understand that the ticket In favor Of
regulating the city railroad debt has been elected
10 MaysviIle, Keatucky. Il Is composed entirely
OF Democrats at least so We have learned. We
had hardly thought that the disgraoeful example Of
Mississippi would ever be followed In Kentucky;
but OF late II seems that change has come over
our people,"
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Gen. walker. Letter 60 the President.

WAsHIsGroS, Jan. 6.-Gen. VIM. Walker has
written able letter to President Buchanan, In
which he demonstrates the lawtulness Of the exps-
dtion Ia which be is engaged, well as proves the
illegally of the arrest and interference Of Captain
Davis and Commodore Paulding. Gen. Walker
demands reparation. He repudiates the name Of
'pirate," and declares emphaticaly that be will
not relax his efforts-And while his faith in right
and confidence in good endures, he will sndeavor
TO regain what has been wrested from him.
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BUCK wHEAT. BUCK WHEAT!
Benz. F. Shields Sales.

ID OCULAR Auction sa'es of FURNITURE, COOKING
h UTENSILS, CARPETlNGs, &C., sc, Every Saturday
morning at 10 CLOCK.
ID EG ULAR Au ct5n sa les OF Dry Goods, Clothing and
II Varieties, each Wednesday and Friday evening at
early Gas Light, by BENZ. =. SHIELDS.
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For Rent.

CONF I'VE or six Of clsihorTe's and Cottages
- situated between tie Leba and
pike, viii be rented &c good tenants prize the
ensuing year There Houses hs TIE privilege an
haustbe supply Of witeT to all Of them
out charge, ana entitled the benefit Free
schoo one Of which in their iu edRte reghbo hood
apply TO A. V. 5. LINDSEY.
Dec 2-du ?. X. GLAsCOCK
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of a deed of executed me- the Sih of
- July, 1884, BY Kob r. higgins, and registered in the
Registers Office OF Davidson county, Book No. 20 5Sl
for the purpose therein mentioned, viii Saturday
the 2rd day January he Courthouse door in the city
of Nashville expose public SALE to the highest bidder
cash, all the real therein specified situated in DIS
trcts' No Of said county, being all The undivided
ninth, of the real Of WIN. Higgins belonging said
Robert, and being about 30 acres more or les.
janS-td. L. IL. EAST, Trustee.
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T'HAT CoNYFNUNT FRAME DWELLING on 49,
L the Franklin Turnpike road near he FIRST W.
Toll-gate, now occupied by J. A. NcCsr Uheu Eco. EJ
Tie loue ars rooms besides pcf en- servants'
rooms, etc. ETC. and irtS ground At acheH
EF- Suitable rniiure he purchased by the ten
ant. II desired E4s- Possession given mr edately.
Apply 20 A. V. :. LINDSLFY,
Fov. 16-tt No. SO, College street.
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MICRO WOMAN FOR sATE-

MICRO OMAN, ~ yea rs cd, fir cool Rood vs.bs,
~ toner, and seaus:ress. Neat and tidy in h. nj,
ana OF good disposition vil rot he 70 trader an
ply TO BRlNsP5 m NcXVT4 rRTtsp a % n p
dec25-tf IN w.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the Nashville Gas Light Company
viii please take notice that Dividend Of per cent
for the six months declared by the Board OF Dec
tors, and made payable on and after the 18th inst.
janS-dlw J. IL. KENDkICK, Sec'y.
RUCKwIEAT! BUCK WHEAT.
lust received 200 bags huled Pennsylvania Buck
- wheat. In store and for sale by
QUICK MEAD.
Delivered to any part OF the city free of charge.
ianT-
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Christmas Presents.

yITRhAve ehelee variety articles fatAbs for Christ
w nza Presents q xhsss Ezne travelling Cases.
work Roxss enpty ana n TEishea, hofceco Travelling
Haes fAbas, ssieks variety 81 shs fuekng and
press coDbs Chess-en ard Boards, Do1nnoes. rsscss
sets, Pocket BniEes. xe 49, ans codes
VARSITY q other hings al for saie al fsess 70 ei tbs
emes. dee IL y H. AcaLis
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For Rent or Lease.

THAT convenient, r'fidenee tie Franklin Turnpike,
81 prefent CccuT led bN Mr.. Fellows. IL contains
rooms besdes hitch servHnis' rooms aud has about
acres Of ground htr chez 10 uOnd be leased a
tenant for = term Of .ars 81 desired APpl 10
DoylS ". :. IINnSLEY-
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For. Hire.

'"o FIRST rate negro women, washers and ironers.
\ seamsress &C., wi bout ineumbranee Ilso one bow
IL wears 90. Apply TO H. NJ. r. FnGG
oecol--u No. 80, North Che rry Street
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E0K RENT

A FoUsE in Fdgciled, within few minutes wan Of
the Public Square, containing rooms, besides hitch
en- and servants room. Inquire Of
!. G. FELLOWS.
nov6--tf. no. 25 Cherry street.
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HOUSE AND FOR SALE.

ON Saturday the 9Th inst, will sell TO the high -
y est bidder for cash. at the Courthouse Yard fi.i
Gate, beautiful residence in the Overs plan Of .:L
Buena Vista lots. The house
cellar &C. The lot contain poles is
nclosed with good fence 1t is the residence of
as G. Owen, and is in beautiful location
those wishing to buy property be ore the
day of SALE are confident tn ey Will be pleased
jan6-td. E .GLASCOCK
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FOR RENT.

TT HRYF de irabe rooms the Plarte's Banx
Il suitable Tor Offices Entrances College and Uuion
streets. Possession Il edas ely.
o. living, Pres't.
Dec III. Planters ank.
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FOR SALE.

nnE very fine Shifting Top Buggy and Harness for sale
~ cheap, both perfectly of superior make as
me as ans thing Ia Aiiddle Tennessee. Enquire of
iann-lss A. HAMILTON, Market street
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Safe Of Lots.

CY virtue of deed in trust, executed Trustee
ID bearing date, Oct 1855 and reg in the Regis
ters Office, in Book No. % page 321 will scIl
day. January 2Srd 1885, the highest bidder the Court
house Yard in Nashville four beaut building
Has addition Nashville, No. 81 2S, 50 80, each
fronting hftv feet on - street, nd running ok $50
feet to alley the equity Of redemption
is waived. Such title is vested Trls ee will be
given to She uchasers Sale about u O'Clock NJ Terms
made known the day of sale. N. H0BS0N,
dec30-td.
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F0R LOUISVILLE AND CINCIN,

iaR me Psassenger and freight steamer, fz~>A
Gaa'f %sy. clerk, yin leave for the above
l1th inst att ocock p NJ For freight or passage apply
board 70 nj HiRRIsOH
Jan. 1I-It. - 4 Agr,t
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MONEY WnArEn

IL FAD ard do we.-oo rnto as " e have dime mn "a
You 81 ocs yen want pods e sold INTO Won
Money we wanf-rlease unto All tho ir5oh. u -
rs ior le srd 1887, WI l forward a. b,ispc
n" iss 1o9 g 7. c. WHITE.
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SELF PRESERVATION. &c.

III de1ts aa> previous 10 the year 1851.
"a leetsd by suit AZ JsnuAry Court before n Magis-
trAfe paid before that tine. This shall apply
persons, without "A word % the VIE
lent" H. @. AcNAlkY a 90.
Dee left.
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Drug Store, where We win he pesed 10 our old friends
and customers ard many wanting goods in our
BRADSHAW RUTLAND.
LADIES LASTING HEEL AND NO HEEL CATERS.
a. ND oo,c.rss. !. B BOOT
:. PUMPS AND WILT BusKINs.
MISSES HEFLFD Boots AND CATERS
a CONGpESs LAST AND KID sITERs.
cHILDREN's KID ASD CoAT WILT DO Ts.
KID AND MOROCCO PUMP r. OTs.
GENTS SUPERIOR QUILTED cALFsTITcHED BOOTS.
STITCHED
STITCHED CALF WATERPROOF
STITCHED CALF CONGRESS CATERS.
=. pF"Gpn 4" "a
CAL OK TITS sFwFDA PEGeED, all ftylea.i
BUFFALO oYEssHoEs -, .o--,o,,,
GUM W" '0'iO"S
sANDALs.
sEwED AEo PEGGED CALF TIEs.
CONGRESS CATERS
KIP Heavy BOOTS.
YOUTHS CALF AND KIP BkoGANs.
(" OK TICS.
CALF AND SIP BOOTS.
Heavy BrogAns for Plantation All sEes, from 20
Is Of the best quality.
Boys Heavy brogsrs, large assortment.
Heavy Mud Roots from 8 10 IL all sykes
large and Varied Assortment OF Heavy Wool Hats for
We win always hand good assortr eut Of Trupks
from ;he cheapest up;o the nne Heavy sole Leather.
Sole Leather and Hog kin Boxes.
Sole Leather, Hog skn and sheep Skin Valises sizes
prices and styles.
10 a word, have every variety Of goods found in a
Boot and shoe Store al best quality
price. BRADSHAW a RUTLAND.
dec3O-u No. so, Union Street.
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STOVES FOR THE TIMES.
INT ,,.rss ed from Cincinnati few Of Stunts COAL
j COOKING RANGES, small size, whiek are prep1r-
ed farnsh at Cneinrsu prices with expense saddsd
ALSO,
. sooa .s,or..sut Of COAL COOKING STOVES which ve
viii Oat u WARRANT and which, thst coal b ahsAP,
and h the reach Of every enc, IL ne Stove for use.
ALSO,
FRANKLIN STOVES fOr Coal and Wood.
CASStsN AND RADIATOR STOVES. fsx CoAi-
CAAABER AND DINING Room STOVES, for Coal.
ALSO,
thirty HAndsoms Patterns rarior Crates fon Wa.
Jarkso.'s Nsnufacory, New Yors- con0on Asafle and
JamAGrAies, ali and isissrns, which w sell tos
Dsels-u MACKENZIE WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-11

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