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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

sherman Seminary III a.
THE SECOND EAR of this Institution will
commence, September goth; and suntihhc un-
der the charge of Prof. o., D HOWE, principal,
Mrs. M. A. HOWE, preceptsess.
Charges per Session Or Fourteen. Heels.
Reading, photography, Arithmetic, drath-
niet and Geography, SSS Oo
Algebra; titoiHbtry. Surveying, Nitdtal uaIo-5"
Philosophy, titihistry; dcolSsy. and
Physidlosy,, 49,, r s18 90
Latin: frcck and Phonorraphy, -. Ii 90
Incidental, ~ .Iar IN ho
Music. with use of the %Ihstrummss; t, 90 90
Sherman, Grayson Co., Tex, Aug. 81, '5s.-S.tf.
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E- Accompanying Everetts & Wray's varieties,
was the celebrated "Electric oil mani
"That great invention Of the age,
That throws all others In the shade"
Ills sonorous voice proclaiming the astonishing yir-
tues of his specific, curing all the ellis that flesh is
heir to-" SO far MS pains are concerned, soon attrac-
ted a large crowd of anxious listeners, who in vain
attempted to purchase ''the hast bottle" of the won
derful nostrum. His supply like that of the "razOr
strop man, - seemed to be ineShaustible, There was
ever "onc more left He made several applications
Of the oil to bystanders for the cure of rheumatism,
headache, &C., with what success, We have not heard
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
New Arrival,
NEW GOODS,

CAYRE g. THOMAS. DIRE just in q
- receipt of u large tnd full ns3drt; H&94=S
ment Of Drugs, MClicii.h; Chemicals, Efes
Paints, Oils and Dye strfs. ~ q
ALSO, q fine ass5rtrtcrt Of D1oks EssS,.;,ss
and Stationery, MS follows: Poc,ical, @sf
Historical, Miscellaneous works; Note ,
paper, Cap paper, Letter pafet; &C.; EEz e..
Also, fine assortment of Pocket knives! 80
We especially invite the attention of
the Indies of Dallas and vicinity to our $50.
large diid splendid assortment Of Perfumery, Toilet
and Fancy dftieles-ploase give us a call and oxam-
inc for yourself s. s. 7.
Dallas, Texas, April 10, 1858.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

A discount Of twenty Ave per cent. from tho abe FH4 . ls
siiowet N CLrns ordering four or more copies oi d 3 no i 1--WE
sf the shove works. Thus. Four copies Of BiAct gu.H. 2 ~ nas
Eevluw, viii be sent 10 one address for So fctf rs PA s'tt '.tl
Reviews aud BLACK wood for s31i and 10 Oh.
f0stA0R.-
To all the principal CHI, and Towns, those wOr. tl 3, a..r
erred FREE OF PpiftGH. When sent by mal, tho .si4f, q 90
part sfihs unisi State. Snl be but Twrsrr.roi Drsrs = ye,r
for 'BisckResd;' drd but fbtrrEgs CENT? \ 5rai ~ lib u h-
ksyewS ... COL.
n. B The price ia Great Britain o i' fee F'-
rieiicsis abort-namsd is S3l per annuIr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

snSgr,-.A large drove Of sheep passed through
town last week going to Boil county They were
purchased in Arkansas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

DALLAsCOu<TY

TAKEa or BY simeon fi,hss snd sirsei fNff
Tho. n fhalmsr... j. =. ln puilss ss ~ rFesnei.
IA. 4 one RDAN MARX -supp<<sl 10 J. tfar "a,
about n ~ h.nis high. sms s.dd usfAs s.a
Ir.ndsi }, n. on the len shoulder. spI alsea sifo
sspf. !, fste-NSt.
NIX. MAsrES. &C Cp
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
Times of Holding the Fall TERMS 1858, Of the
Courts in the 10th Judicial District.

session until the business is disposed Of.
The counties of Clay, Archer and Throekmorton
not being organized, no courts wi DO held in them
this Fall.
The SUPREME CorRr meets at Austin, Oct. Is, 1858.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

~ The conirsc,qn on FOu,s Noi-, nm NJ
r1saani, have soutnstei 10 carp the U.r =. mail
re suiariy twice a week fom that place 10 ibis 10
f.r from doing this. ~ msre than Two weeks psi
,hey have no, carried n a. al. for this dsrslseilon
thsrs eanno, be the shadow Of an excuse, as 'ae
reals we're never in better order. and there Is scarce-
y running water between the two points. There Is
now, perhaps, = thousand pounds Of mail matter for
that route. lying at the once Ia this place. Mll'he
powers that be-" sc, amer thss contractors with
ole Of their 'sharp s,eksr" There are other con-
tractors on more Important routes than his that
will have to be 's,irrei up" unless they menu their
ways. Time enough We think, has now elapsed to
~''reguiate the service under the new contracts, II
the oil Rrosramme Of the last four years Is to DO
gone over. Nc want to know In time, that we may
~euigrate.
II. s.-The ,lt Pleasant mail eame in on Monday
las I. and took on a portion Of the mail matter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
NIMinisiratOr,s MOI

A Y the June Term, 1858 Of the Prchetn Cggrs
IN Of Dallas county, Texas, we were : rH'sr-
y appointed administrators, with tie Wfl am
ucxed, of the estate of William An .GrLIu, De-
ceased. This is therefore to notify ~ persons
indebted to said estate to call and Il ,s. iruus.
diate payment, and ull those hay c,.As
against said estate are notified, 10 as 'he
same, duly authenticated, within the ''s.s pre-.
scribed by law. .,.
VIM. L. ANDE&SUN.
JOHN l., ANEfi5yH,
Adm'r's of fac estate oil W. Anders at, Jos.
Dallas, Texas, July Is, lS5S.-5:G
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NEW

Estate Of Samuel $. Blackburn,
deceased.
yuyIIE undersigned was on the eth day OF Ju.
ly 1858, approved by the Probate Court Of
Collin county Administrator upon the estate Of
Samuel s. Blackburn decd.
All persons having claiics against sa.d estate
are requested to present them to mo within tue
time required by law.
j. NJ. BOUNDS,
Administrator.
Mckinney Aug. 9th ~lS5S-9:5t.
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purchased.in Arkansas'
= The elements for several days past have given
promise Of rain. The parched earth cries aloui Tor
a soaking shower. L,
up. s.-The elements ARE at laet prOpitious, and
as we 90 to press TUESDAY evsning,) a bonnti'ul
shower is falling.
EF- Our friend DR.. ". S. Rogers, Of Fort Worth,
has sent us the skin of a "muie cared rabbitt."-
This animal is twice the size of the ordinary rabbit,
and is the feetcst quadrupci on the Western prairies.
Its ears and scalp when stretched out measure from
IS to more than 20 inches from tip to tip. The fur
IN very fine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

gTHE CUMBERLAND PRssBYTERIANs are holding
a.protracted meeting four miles east from this
p~Iace,in the neighborhood Of Fuller's Mill,
The attendance continues TO be large, and
much Interes, IS manifested snd several have
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

II. s.-The ,it. Plsasant mail came in on Monday
las I. aud took % a portion Of the mail matter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

Dallas, July ~. i~s5s.-S;sm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01

ancc are. ". Il. Baker, =. A. NJ Wiahmi
md Dr. S.W. Mckee -B9aasSs 6sain'avl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10
See First and Fourth Pages.

INTERESTING FROM SYRIA-The Boston IrGUsttsr
has seen letter from Beyrout, dated August H. in
which it is stated that the American Consul for that
Mace had arrived there about the middle Of July,
with his family, and that the raising Of the flag of
the Consulate, for the first time in sixteen months
was pleasant sight for the American residents
The trial Of the Jaffa criminals was then in pro
vress. and it was regretted that the Dixon family
whose numbers were tbinned by the Arabs there
had returned to America it was feared that some
Of the miscreants might escape punishment by lack
of means Of identification. It will be recollecied
that the remainder of this family, who belong in
Massachusetts, reached Boston but few days since.
A rumor Of disturbances al Mount Lebanon had
reached Beyrout, and the Pasha there, who is only
second in dignity to the Grand Fzer had, upon
the representation Of the CoDsuls tina place, dis
matched a troop Of soldiers to queH the rebellion
as well as to protect the foreigners. number Of
missionaries, on their way different paris Of Pal
estiue. we're ct Beyrout awaiting the execution OF
the JstFs criminals, fearing that it might cause
General insurreotion throughout the country, ana
nrsferipg to remain under the protection Of the
suus of the msn,of-War collected in the bsrbOr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10

gen, Johnston going into winter quarters
Great snow storms in tho m0unfRi us--
Great su1ferEBg5 Of men and animals

GEN, Johnston going into winter quarters
Great su1RerEBgB OF men ana animals
From the St joseph QIo) Journal, Sept. q.
The Salt lake Mail arrived Ia this city in the
afternoon of Saturday, the 25th, in charge Of Mr..
George " Constable The mail left Great Salt
Lake City on tue 4th Of September. All was quiet
ia the city with the exception Of few isiicufs and
knock downs between the Saints and Gentles
Gen. Johnston was building Fort and erecting
buildings in Cedar Valley, preparatory for winter
quarters. a few Of his men were still deserving
him.
The heat was very oppressive when the mail party
left Salt Lake City, but they we're soon to expert
ence very sudden changes. On the evening Of the
7,h inst, three days out from the city near the Tar
Spring between Big Mountain and Fort Bridger
snow commenced falling, which continued on
through the night until it fell to the depth Of three
inches. II all disappeared, however, the next day
but on be 10th inst, the ground WGs frozen hard
enough TO bear up hehseks, and ice seen atleast
half an inch thick.
In the South Pass. on the 11th inst, another ter
rife snow storm blew up, which continued on
through the day and night until it fell TO the depth
Of ten or twelve inches.
The suffering among the men and animals was
great. number Of oxen belonging to the train,
gave out and froze 10 DEATH The SWeetWater
Mountains were perfectly white with the snow =,
Coming in, small bodies of Indians we're seen all
along the route, begging and stealing as usual, but
otherwise peacahle Large herds Of buffalo were
seen near Plum Creek. The train numbered six or
eight thousand One OK train was met which had
lost about eighty head of cattle account Of the
buffalo Going cut, near the sane place, MIR. Cons
stable saws his party had 20 stand guard one daTk
stormy Digt, and keep up constant firing OF PTS
tolls guns, muskets, Sc in order to Keep the buhslo
from running pal-mell over them. lie says the
whole face Of the country was perfectly black with
. 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10

New, AND INTERESTING AND SENsIBLE-There is
prehaps no more perpleXing situation for young
man. and modest Withal, than that in which he finds
himself when unable to determine whether theyOung
rosy maiden, already engaged, or occupies neutral
ground. The ladies have resOrted to various eXpedi
ents, such Is wearing ring on particular finger,
&c. to make known to their friends and acquaint-
ances the important fact thstthey about TO merge
their individuality in that of some faVord one Of
the sterner sex; but these expedients have not fully
answered the purpose, and it necessary to devise
some new method The world moves; Atlantic cables
are laid; wonderful inventions crowd upon each 9TH
err in startling rapidty; the power of the press is
daily augmented, and its uses widely extent; pro-
gress is written on the hand of time and the follow
ing advertisement appears in the st. Louis Republic
can:
- ENGAGED,-BIiss Anna Gould to John Candal,
City Marshal, both of LeveRWorth, K. 7. "
From this time hencefOrth and forever until
Miss Anna Gould, becomes widoW)--all tall young
gentlemen are requested to withdraw their 'parie-
ular attentions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10
TELEGBAPHEU NEWS.


HALIFAX, Oct THE British trade report for
the month shows decrease of 100000 compared
with last year.
The new telegraph cable between Holland and
England has been successfully laid.
Two thousand additional troops have been order
ed to India
Francs-Barou Gros has been made Senator.
France has appointed Vice Consul to MariPOsO,
California.
Prince Gheka had been killed in Paris by jump
ing from his carriage his horses having taken frs h
1t was said that the French army in Rome is to be
augmented.
The treaty with China had been celebrated in
Paris by solemn mass.
The French man Of war in the Adriatio is to be
Withdrawn, the Montenegrin affairs no longer re-
Quiring its presence
Spaia-The Spanish army is to be increased in or
der be prepared to put down political agitation in
any quarter,
The Spanish expedition against the Riff pirates
is said to be postponed till next spring; but the Gov
eminent intends TO act energetically against Me1N
leo.
The Russians are reported to have gained another
victory over the Circassians.
Chiaa-General Monavieff is said 70 have been ap-
pointed Russian Minister to Pekin.
It was stated at Paris that Great Britain will send
a military representative to Pekin.
The Monitslr says that the chastisement Of the
Mandarin, by whose orders Father Cspdelaine was
beheqded, will be made public.
AtIica-Csps Town dates to August II had been
received
Difficulties had arisen between the British and
Portuguese authorities relative TO the Mozambique
channel A small cutter from Natal while trading
on the east coast had been seized by the Portuguese
and the crew sent to Mossmbique and placed in
charge of British Consul, who demanded, unsuc
cessfully the boat and cargo. The Consul had left
for England to represent the case TO the foreign Of
fee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10
Double EIOpemenf--TWO Brothers Rum
away with Two Sisters.

Mr. Lloyd, a highly respectable farmer Of Wick
Life, arrived in the city last evening in an excited
state Of mind He sought out Marshal Gallagher
and told him that histwo daughters had eOped Mon
day night with two hired men, brothers, aud named
respectively Chauncey Lewis and Watson Lewis he
found the enerprisng party at last at the Franklin
House, on Pearl street. Watson Lewis had already
married one Of the sisters and retired for the night
Chauncey Lewis was making arrangements to mar
~ the other sister when the Marshal appeared and
took him and his intended TO the Police Station
Locking Chauncey Lewis up in the Watch house.
Mr. Lloyd t1ok his daughter to the Commercial
House and locked herup IN a room.
Mr. Lloyd is quite wealthy His daughters are
named Mary and Laura Mary is about twenty years
old and Laura about sixteen. They are splendid
looking girls and are fashonsbly and richly Dress
ed They are both well educated, having enjoyed
superior advantages in This respect.
The Lewis brothers are uncOuth, unedueated and
overgrown specimens of humanity, and can neither
read nor write. They hired out to Mr.. Lloyd s,me
six months ago.
This is the most remarkable case Of elopemeut
that we ever heard Of 1t utterly eclipses the BO-
ker and Dean case. VIVA two handsome and Guilt
waited girls as the Misses Lloyd certainly Were could
find to admire in two such fellows as the Lewis
brothers, is more than we can imagine. Mr. Lloyd
and his wife are overwhelmed with grief by the in
e1plicable conduct of their daughters - Cleveland
PLAIN Dealer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10
TO THE oIT1zENt
CAUTION no THE PUBLIC.

After several ysts experiment the manufacture Of Gin,
fortunately succeeded in the year ls in making discovery h
its manufacture By which It deprived infal
rnstory properties, and rendered perfectly pure.
Ny mandatory scean, Holland. Afsr several months
pusle under the title Of ssyFoIfe's schiednm ArO-
matte SchnapPs.'s sehisian the OF the place
Holland Gin Is Manufactured; 'oHac derive It's
from The Italian Juniper berry win whioh t Is dfv0re;
and the word "ehnaTps is the German for drnkeogue, dram
olfss scheiam aromatic drink Nos0oner had ny scnapps
been Introduced to the American public received with appo
bation than the lquorxers NeT York Boston and Pha
dephl started IN pursuit their mixed and poisonous n
under various In instances my labels have Teen
perfectly inflated with only addition Of few letters 70
plead technical avoidance Of The law and so carefully prepared
as TO impose careless purchasers understand large qua
thy has purchased By the merchants o. New Orleans on &C.
Of the eheapnss Of the stuff Dollars perozsn r
the Quarts and One Dollar aud dozen FOR the Pnt5
being the wholesale price New YORK. It nothing Ars1i-
can Whisky favored with the Oil Of Juniper, and rsduos thirty
per cent below proof merchant who participates Indirectly n
the fraud, by selling the spurious article much ouisr
the principal, who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen who values the health Of the
community which he i've will etng cut and sz
posing Inscriptions merchant who, for the Of few cents
Will put Jeopardy The lives Of the community in which be lives
such men should be nailed the piory Of public execution
UBOLP1EO WOLFE
Sole Importer, Nos. IS, 20 and % Beaver stss
NEW YORK.
The following respectable Firms in New Orleans sell The Cen
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10
From washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Hon. VIM. B. Reed, our
Minister to China, says, in official dispatches re-
oeved to-day that after he had signed the treaty,
he made provisional arrangement with the Com
missioners for the adjustment Of the claims Of Amer
lean citizens arising out of the difficulties at Canton,
by which portions Of the duties received at Shsug
hal, Fuh Choo and Canton, are to be appropriated
to that end. He intended to visit during the summer
months such parts Of japan as might be accessible,
and return to the United States by way Of Bombay,
in November or December next
Commodore Tatnall, in his dispatches to the Sec
rotary Of the Navy, dated July 9th, after saying he
East India squadron would soon be shown to the
Japanese remarks that no better opportunity could
be selected for temporary absence from the coast
of China. The recent treaties, the termination Of
histiiGes, and the swarms Of English and French
ships il the rivers must place all foreign interests
Of lawful kind in perfect safety for the present He
would return with the squadron about the last Of
October.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10

WEAvTNG sold entire stock o. Goods Fixtures, &C. to
Uessrs o.. B. PLCEMEE & ". b. KN GIT, they will
cfnue Lle old stand No y East the Pub
lie square Wes1i-t r them continuance 90 the liberal pat
r5usee bestowed or u1-
or fs5a win found their Office settle I'D our busi
ne.s. Those indebted VIII please call and settle.
ocll-d2E a. MORRISON & co,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10
THE STATE FAIR
n,we VTnnAnU grah inst

ICKETS Of admission for families during the week may be
had Lus Esq. in the city, at the Ticket Of1ce
the entrance gate and Of the Treasurer the premises, for So
octlO-lt TI0'S B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10

VEyORACCO AND CIGAHS.--NOw in store and iol
sale hy the box rsa large stock oi very superior C
cars which are pronounce by good judges be The best in The
.t i,-1v stors OF A. STRETCH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10

A FIRsT-RATE House in ny block College strssf near
"a Church, with q lot adjoining
aDufy Brothers, No. North College street.
gutscri6er No. 81 Chelry street.
octj-H r. d. * EOaa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10

The above sale is postponsi until Tuesday, the 18Th,
when it viii positively take place
A +. LLNusL1I.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10

WE Offer for sac several beautiful Building Lots n west
~ Nashville fronting Brrtl, Deulunarane sod Locust
streets Also tive Tots on Gay ard f1 streets i halkns
Narui fcsur Addition Nashville Ass tatsr au dag
los n Ioustons Addition Eigasir9 on wood and and kls
j. Z. K * 81. BROWN.
o..1-fr az Chsrrv AZ eet
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10
NEW FIRM.
.MWER & WE

NEW FTRIE.
II. Il. PLUMBER q w. Is. KNIGHT.
HAVING bought the entire Of Goods Fixtures &C. Of
A. Morrison Co, and associ8ted ourselves under the
name fra q Plumuer Knight, we viii continue the
nes the old stand. Weask examination OF our
merchants visiting this market.
octld2E PLUNBIER & KNIGHT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
am now receiving daily Of the largest stocks Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Ever brought to this market, consisting in part Of
Shirts of every style;
White Linen Bosom Shirts;
white WOvo Bosom Shirts,
with AMI without Collars warranted to fit better and to
wear equal to any shirt madsi)
White BIarsaiI3es Shirts;
COIored MarsaiIIes shirts,
CoIOred Cambria Shirts;
Every variety, size, and style
ALSO,
Embroidered Shirts,
OF the Finest Texture and warranted oft.
Cross PIait BOsOms;
Diagonal PLAT Shirts--neyv styIes--Lfnen
Esosoms and Paris Wrists.
BLACK AND FANCY
BeuFOrt,
AibeTts
IOinvillc, and
Napoleon Ties.
UndeFVVeaF--of every description,
Just received to-day at
J. Z. MCGILL'S,
Lass and Geneens Furnishing and Fancy store corner
OF the Square and College street. [sepl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10

CSOFFEE.s-5n bsgs famors Coass, FOR ale lgE Or
Z sash, TERRAss BRoIliAR2.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10
Large sale of Furniture ON Account Of
Trustee.

TsENJ F. SHIELDS wiz sell on account o. whom & nav
concern, saturday Oct. OH, commencing 1edck,
precisely, large and we'll assorted lt Of Yare
Tor cash only. Recollect commence al @ o'clock
Oct7-td BENZ Z. SHIELDS, for Trustee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10

oct9-dtw&Wly
E7E are now in receipt OF large we'll assorted Stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors. &c. which we invite heattenton
Of the trade:
95o bbds Louisiana no bbls Bait Crushd aud Pow'd
so boxes Loaf 100 bbls ST. Louis 20 10
Coffee
300 bags New Orleans Rio;
ljJ do Choice Baltimore
UOlasses.
Us barrels Choice Reboiled
$50 p do do do
Liquors,
70a barrels Pixies Deans and Chsnarti's Whiskies
400 do Bourbon, Rye, Monongahea and Smiths Old Re-
Viii Ky;
900 do Country male, Lincoln hoDertsOn' &C.
IS pkgs Domestic Brandy
p pkgs French do
25 do Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry do
10 do Holland Gin:
IS casks Port Wine;
p bbls Sweet Malaga Vine
) pkgs Old Jamaica Rum
Sumdries,
400 boxes Star Candles 15 kegs Tobacco all grades
~ Ia Ia AZ Az do 30 chests Green and Black Teas.
Also good assortment Of Pepper spices Ginger Sofa, &c
wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit
IN ,+,rsv-1y GRESHAM & HUEFAKER.
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NEest Nashville.

4 WILL sell at great bargain Lots NOS ,Ol and 2 In " e
NiIIe These Lots front fifty each beautifully
siflaej at he corneroG Locust and GcNary streets
80 -, A v. S. LINDsLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-10

AttOrmeT and COumseIIOr at HaN3
Nashville. Tennessee.
NNTILL practice all the Courts at Nashville and IN the
IN counties Of WILLIAMSON and Aaury Oce No. 81 Cher
Is stleet COoper's Building. sepi-i-l-"eL"-Sn
uyENE TEAS.--Just received fr0U large Imp0rtas Of
A Tea GOOD assortment Of IMPERIAL GuDp0Wder, SOl0ns
and Black Teas for sale by Tie large or small quantity BY