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HTsmphis and Little ROCK Ratlroaa.

Gov. Conway, Of Arkansas, as the Memphis Ara-
laaehs informs rs, communicated q message 10 the
Legislature Of that State on ths 18th inst in which
he announced 'Fhs gratifying fact that "the last
rail vas laid on the first division Of the Memphis
and Little ROsk Railroad, and that train Of loco
motive and cars passed over its entire length"
" The fact" says be, "Of the completion Of forty
miles Of railroad in Arkansas is well worthy Of being
recorded upon the journals Of your proceedings
While says the GOEernOT) rejoice at this decided
progress towards connecting by railroad the capital
Ofour State with the Mississippi river and Memphis
ought not to forget that We are indebted to Mem
pbis and to many Of her citizens for the means and
energy required to build her forty miles Of raj read
II our State"
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAp.

So 0H4
VIZ Great Central Route, eonnscg ~ Atlantic ets VIA
western, Northwestern, and Southwestern Stss hy caa-
tinuona RAILWAY dret This road also Piazg
vita daily Inns Of Steamers teal ports the western rrls
md a CeFeand and aanduIsy vita steamers al ports
Northwestern LAKES making ne die1, ctsgpsst oa
route b which FRRIGHf ts iaFsardss aadizou ~
RATES BETwEEN PHIL1DELPHIA AND PIrIssURa.
fast CL.ss--Boots snoess Dry 6oo,is Ga x. .,oo,
bores,1 Furs, Feathers tzC.. - fttA-NA-
sEc0ED CLAss.-BOoks and Stationary, Dry I a. - -. .
G0ods On baies,) Hardware, Leashcr, &C., - - -.
fHIlD CL4ss--Anyil1, Baggiug. Bacon and "a -. 49,,
PORK Gin bulk,) Hemp, &c., - - 49,
forETH CLArs.-CoGee Fish, Bason, sad Pcrk "A, -.
(packed) Lard and Lard Oh, - - -
Flour-75cts pr b6l. until further not1s.
Grain-35cts. per 100 lbs, mill flrthar notlse.
Coton-2 per BALE notENctng 5otO lol WEIGHT lu ff
thsr notice.
~ IN shipping Goods from ~ puia East o. PtiisdsIAs
particular 60 MARI package 40. Filtlslps51 Rslf
All Goods consigned he Agents o. this Railroad PhIssl
pha or Httshurg VIII ie orGaTded without dstsnton-
EREaHr AaEsEslarr8 Waulleg & CO., Menphia, Iann.s
B. ,. sa Co., ST. Louis , s. AilelsIl son, ETansE1
Indaza; Duesulls e and AurdQck, aud Carter JesstL
Louisville, KY r. c. Medium, Madison, Indiana, surnra
Brown and Irwin 4 Co. CincinnatL, N. ". Gnahan Co.
Eanesve, Ohio Leach CO., No. s. K1y urst, Boltlh
ech 4 Co Aston House. New YORK No. A. Willam gtrs
and No. Battery Place, New York Snsesr P11ssa
AageE koons. Baltimore; Geo. O. Erancaus, Fit1sbur
n. II. HOUSTON, GsllaH1l FFsigAf Aqe1f P3fea.
h. ,. L0MhAERT, S4pf,, Altooaa, Pssa
april, ST.
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A Democratic meeting was held in MeNinnviIis
on Monday the 9th inst, at which resolutions we're
adopted requesting the Democracy Of Warren ooua-
ty 70 meet in NcMinnville on the first Monday OF
January next for the purpose Of giving expression
70 their wishes in regard to the next candidate for
Governor in Tennessee, aud the next candidate for
Congress in that district Every Democrat in the
county is specially invited to be present on the Oc>
oaaion
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sRRE AID RoBBERz IN KEoxVnLR.-We learn by
sprivate letter to gentleman Of this city, that about
o'clock Sunday night, tie 9Th inst the car
penter shop Of Mr.. Vim. Eckls, OF Knoxville, was
discovered to be on FIRE, and that it was consumed
with aost Of the contents Mr. Eeks's loss is esti
mated at $1,000. Il was evidently the Work Of an
heendiary, as during the excitement, the jeWslry
store Of Mr.. George MeFsrlAne vas broken into by
burglar and robbed Of watches amounting to about
$1,000 While the burglar was helping himself Mr.
MeFaSlRns returned from the FIRE and surprised him.
but be succeeded in making his escape. At The
time the letter from which CLEAN these facts vas
written, no clue had been obtained as to who the
burglar is Il is probable he hsd EccOmplices.
It's fortunate for Mr.. MOFarlans that he returned
TO the store at the time be did the bglsr would,
in all probability, have made "elean sweep" or
nearly go.
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The MsnphisAgpeal states that about four o'clock
Tuesday morning, the tn inst, Ere vas discovered
on the premises Of The Aualanehs paper. which had
been kinaled BY some sendish inosDdlsry, Ii was,
however, put cut without serious damage. -Four CT
I'VE similar aitsmpts have been made on the same
premises, and perhaps as many on those Of the En-
quer, yet the police have been able to trace
the o6enders
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The MoMinnville Nsw Era says: 81 At the
election on Saturday, the 18th inst to ascertain
whether or not the people of Warren county would
vote conditional tax to aid in building the South
western Railroad from McNinnyille TO Livingston,
the following vote Wss pOlled: For Subscription,
4z2; against Subscription, S46 Although the pro
position received msjOrity Of the votes pOled, yet
the tax vas lOstit requiring majority of the votes
polled at The last Governors election to secure the
levying of the tax. The last vote for Governor Ess
something over sixteen Misunderstanding eight hun
dred and some votes necessary to give the Railroad
the aid asked iOr" The New Era sdds: "The
vote cast IN the corporation precinct presents graf
flying instance of the lbersly and public spirit Of
our toWns-peOpls aud complete refustiOn Of the
idea that the citizens Of McMinnviIIe are opposed to
the extension Of the line beyond their own limits.
We record the figures with pride-ihsy stand: for
the tax 28l, of S. Though the tax was lost in the
county, McMinnvlle took a noble position in favor
Of the great undertaking We have shown ourselves
for the Southwestern rosd-Ee always have been
and always will be. Let no enc arraign US for
want Of patriotism"
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On The night Of the ID inst, the former residence
Of Mr.. Wm. Vance, near Goshen, Lincoln county,
was burned down, including the kitchen and smoke
house. Mr.. Vance had recently removed from the
house, and the frs was evidently the work Of an il.
osndisrv.
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The Fayetteville Observer Of the 9th, announces
Judge James R. ohiloOat, Of LlncOin candidate to
Espresen, the counties Of Franklin and Lincoln in
the Senatorial branch Of the next Legislature The
0b'TVa understands that Judge ChiloOat advocates
the continuance Of the Bank of Tennessee, with an
increase Of its branches, and the winding up Of ell
other Banks
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NASHVILLE.


The Memphis ADalaaehs says Mr.. Lambert May,
lais q ksntuoky, but who hiss become resident Of
Aenpnis, had his pocket picked Of his Pookst.bosk
containing $3.50, while s. cayos's suction rooms in
shat city on the 7th inst.
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b. l.. SNIP SON,
DEPOT,
az, PUBLIC soUAREs
OFFERS TO his friends and the trade the largest snd bet -
factions Of BTsndie, Gins, Runs, Ports, Aieiras SheTe
AID oupagnss ever brought 70 Nashville, consisting q the s
loving brands:
COGNAC RRANDIEs.
5slss, nohlns : oo,s Pals, IN \, x aaa < pipes;
cast1ioE Fins Champagns, in i pipes onyi
LaasTiere Pale, in 3, \ and = pipes.
LA ROCHELLE BRANBEE8.
PetvOisin, Pale and DARK, N y plpssi
Rasseau, do do do Do
Aleazndre seignette, DARK. In X, y and piPsl.
HOLLAND GINS.
ksdor seyon, IN pipes;
Craps Leaf in 3 pipes
AEchor, in pipes.
RUNS.
Jamaica, very old;
st. Croix, New Crop.
WINES
Dua Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster Madeira;
Pure Juice old 0porto Port;
burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet
CHAMPAGNES.
Charles Heidsick, quarts ard pints,
Creme Of silery, quarts and pints;
Hector Chcquart and Els quarts and pInts
Grown Brand, do 90
Lyon do do 90
CLARETS.
300 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SOHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
the hest Scn2pp5 offered the United States, and me-
dicinal properties has not its equal
BEFORE purchasing elsewhere call and examine for yourselves
Rensnber e. Public Square, At B. p Shields ljunel0l
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EIhe ana COnln"h Hea4J-luHae CIoIhAnsi
Furnishing Goods. HIT. Cans, &c,
SEWANEE COAL,

EEyHB sBWANEE MINING COMPANY sre now prepared for
supplying the public with superior article Of semi btumi
Coal which is free from slate iron and sulphur, and
Greatly Superior 60 any other Coal
heretofore sold in Tennessee It is the intention Of the Company
to sell As Low as any CORl may be Selling in
to which they may ship They believe that when
public have used their Coal that viii be preferred 10 az
other both for Household and EGHtT c5urag purposes
Goal will be delivered at point the Georgia State Mem
Phis Charleston and Nashville Chattanooga Railroads.
may be desired. I'D .-
An orders, ecep for 8dshss must he directed to the
sG SeWanee Mining Co., Tracy City, Tenn,
Orders for Nashville should be ssn 70 the COmpanys Yard
Joining the n, c. R. R. Cars be unlOaded
their destination charge will be made those who
order Coal for their dey. Railroad Agents at the different
requested Immediately unload
ed the Company have active for all their coal The
Coal weighed that purchasers are sure OF getting what they
pay for. SAMUEL T. TRACY, Pres. 8. ii. Co.
Tracy City, Nov I, 1853. noYI7-d2wenlw
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL. RAELEoAD.
Three Daily Trains from PsttsbarE
20 Philadelphia.
TF7RAINs leags Pitts5ury 5lioWr Nail A. NJ; n.st La
3P. n; ExpreE Nail 9sie p. H
ne kzpre Nail runs daily. - ethaf tEo sundays ss1i
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS Hifh an - irna frc 81
louis, No. Dubaque, keokuE and Iowa CITY, Tgs; car Rccs
Island and Chicago unci5i LznEioC 1ad EelisEi -
lere iiaatel 4neton4o1 ard A1loIettsr Lz1l; Cifi.
Columbus Dayton, Tolso, csVaiond, Ean.Filie, Clss
hazilion, and Wooatr, ohos Aso, Klns NshraEa Ms.
lesots, and
ALL POINTS IN T1IE WEST.
RARA AS Low AS ANY oTHBE R0CRH
Passengers FROM ta WsItean FelY upcn his a enz ~ Sort
eKpsdiioHs route % Phsdelpha Raltinofe -
HsE Y0rk and Al Eastern sitiss. ~
sagsl Passenger Lia.s. Ps1a- Rsiisoa fsis
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gWyR eopsrtnershp heretofore existing under the style Of Osr
Ter Mckay Co., between @. Csrey, y. G. Mckay and
g. WiIlsford was dissolved the LIST day Of September
A. G. CAKTER,
r. g. MCKAY,
W. c. WILLsF0RD.
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WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
DEALERS
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, acc, Ec.,
No. 8 COLLEGE STREEZ,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

3
ENHE undersigned have in store the following pure Liquors
Wines &C. which they osr 70 the trade at low prices
favorable Terms and respectfully invite purchasers OF those good
Our Liquors Wines purchased through Gus
tom House and can be warranted genuine Being determined q
sell At low hgurespOssessng he facilities 70 DO aats
ourselves can such inducements to Cash and
! Prompt dealers, as win meet their views.
| Brandies, Gin, Rum and whistles,
20 y and pipes Fine Cognae 10 bbs superior Rye whisky
Brsndies, choicest brands; very old
shPpa Bordeaux 90 80 6bls Old Rys do
S Do E &a.6a Gin do 5 . sas S od a99o%S
sPun9eOnS pure W. Rumi sgu2ehsoas Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
Wines.
100 baskets and bzS Champagne, 20 do sautsrnas;
best brands; lOq casks Sherry;
g Do H H82S aaa S While .n % Dc s l ?a n
ss boxes E Il: oli5' F ss ,. .s..,
Porter, Ale, sc.
90 casks LondoE orteT, hest brands
30 do English and scotch Ale, best oFand-;
90 do Trench Coriials, asSortsd;
10 do Curacao, Ilareschno and Absynthe
Cigars.
ioOoo genuine Havana Cigars $4,000 ssT@sa CIg.rs
choicest '''Hd' Tobace CO.. Baltimore A's'''' %
q b8s Fine Virginia Chewing TO6soco, T. ". anderson;
4 {: !: & .s5;.,l.ss: &:
10 bors. a6s virginia Chewing robsooo "suAsand, sin. gu.
nOn;h
20 Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Chamber FlDpsH
Golden Leaf
90 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco "LanghOrn Armsad
No. I, Gold Leaf"
10 boxes hne Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Allsn'si"
50 boxes best Tennessee do do.
Also:
IS boxes stKean gith's celehsasd TWs and PaDcaks,
DanVe Tobacco, equal, il not superior oGs
ed 10 this market.
With many Otasr sTtclss connected with business.
WILLIAMSON 4 CHATHAM
sTs Ne. p SOllssS strsss Naahyle' 1slas
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DEN IT'S Il r Y.
RS. HER MAN & SHOVE

oEEIcE CORNER
TOULD respectfully announce the public, that they have
Wv recently reed their rooms, and prepared practice
their profession with increased facilities They are in pOssession
and will continue avail themselves Of all the Ealuabeim
Pr0vements Dentistry. charges reasonable. Terms CASH
novIA-dlm
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CHAMPAGNE, WINES, BRANDIES, &C.
FTVE subscribers for sale the following choice brands Of
Wines, Brandies, &C.
so Baskets Star bTand
25 3" Eugene Cliquot Pints and quarts;
10 Widow or YiTe Cliquiot;
10 4" Fleur de sellery and Grown brands;
so boxes Choice Carets;
5eass Harmony and other choice brands Of Sherry Ma
deria.
10 cases Swiss Absyath;
10 - Curacan and MsraShno
50 GOuley, BOokers and other Bitters;
90 casks London Porter, and EdnhnT A Of brands
251E pipes Of choice French Brandies.
The HYne growers Co. Jules Durand, Agent Jean Louis
superior old COgnac, 1911 and saza fully guaranteed
pure and unsurpassed in quality and favor by the Agents for
the sale Of these brands.
pipes pure Holland 6in Jamaica Rum, Peach and Apple
Brandy, Scotch, Ih and American Whisky, Cherry Brandy
Bounce The eonnOsseurs and lovers Of Wines
dy, Segsrs, &c, respectfully invited call
heir stock. aprill4 A. KERR 90.
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND.
II Re A Dry MADE CLOTHING
AND
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
M. SULZBACHER,
No. SO, Market Street, NsahvilI

No. So, Market Street, Nsahville,
TVAKEs great pleasure in informing his friends patrons
public generally that be s still to be found his old
stand with large assOrtmentOf
Fine and Common Reaay-Made Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c,
Also choice selection Of Pise Goods consisting part Of Fine
Cloths Cassmere Of every description, SIX and Velvet yesng
In addition the above there found at the place. the
celebrated cutter PEIFFE who viii always hSnd give
those fsYorng him with call beautiful IT. Clothing made
ORDER and Tailoring work done in give satisfaction,
both regards the price and the quality The subscriber takes
this method Of rendering his thanks to his customers for their pat
ronage and s continuance OF the and requests pub
call and his stock before purchasing
APosOns indebted TO the subscriber will please settle the
possible athe old business must be settled and much
further indulgence cannot be allowed. roer22-6
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REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
CATER, WILLSFORD a co,

Successors to Carter Mckay Coz and to B. LaDisr Co..
WAVE this day themselves together under the style
and firm name OF Hillsford 4 Co Tor the purpose
OF doing General Auction. Commission and Wholesale Grocery
Business and having the and comodou ware
house, lately erecte and occupied rs Mers D. Lan Co.
aud having taken the entire Of both houses will he at all
times prepared to al orders the Lowest cash prices
We will settle all claims against the old hrn OF carter etRy
Co. hope all who indebted 10 them viii come for
brd and settle Immediately want close the books al
once CA6Ikhs h4LASf O4>O q w.
TTAVIG disposed Of our entire Of 0roesl Liquors.
&C. Messrs. Carter. WlsOri & Co. We take great pleas
rs IA ending them friends and customers prompt
busnes win always be ready wait them promptly
They viii always keep hand large and varied stock Of ero
~ 9S5I i,.sr'f7 ~ B. LANIEg CO.
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The liabilities Of MacGreger AIloWay Co., and N 3. AlO
way Co.. are by the Concern under the firm Of
Marsyer Bankead Of New Orleans. and James Bankhead
4 Cc. 81 Nashville Tenn. JAMES BANKHEAD.
NssayILIE SEPT y, 1853. GEORGE MAcGREGER.
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take great pleasure in reco ending the firm Of Macreger
Bankhead, Of cans, and James Banhead Co., Of
this city to the patronage ia friends Of the old hrm
NksKvILIE, Sept. g, 1855. N. &. ALOWAH.
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For the Fall Trade.
We receipt Of the desirable and we'll selected
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
Wehayc ever offered 70 the the retail trade.
AVIG purchaaed t from thelargest importers and
Commission Houses the Eastern cities, hest.
tAny saying that thereby enabled to Se goods
Low PRIC
and Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
Our present stock embraces every variety OF
New and Fashionable Designs,
such asTsFy handsome Robes, Ala
Tabla;
80 Pente
French DeLAinss, Plain and Fancy
French and English MerinOesi
FHcOniaP laids;
LayeIles, for Travelling Dresses; r-sr
D'Bege's;
Plaid MsrIno, English and French;
Every style Of shaE Plain Fancy ss Closks
Black Silks ali grades together with other article TOO tedious
mention.
Wshzye also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Bleached Domestic ali grades.
lO&l2A bleached Shssing;
e inch Pillow COttsni
- Brown sheeting;
"a and OF sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
PI'd Linsey, AL kinds
Flannes all oOlurS, qualities and prices;
Canton FlanDels
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans, Kesseys Ssnetts Cashmere Yestng Shirts
Fronts Collars, and in fact article
find in 3 complete retail store.
also keep constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes and Caps Dufour Cos Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths Carpets Sc To all o. which invite the attention Of
gbeapsst. HcWHIRTER BROS.
sspl5 No. 81, North Market
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(UNIoN BANK TENNESSEE,
Nashville, Nov. 30, 1883.
An election OF ten Directors for the ensuing
viii be held At the Banking house this City Monday Sd
January, 1859. J. COREY, Cashier
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fitzpatrick, NeVins & Co.,
RECEYVZYG, FORWARDLyG AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE nov in store large and complete assortment Of
III Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, ali grades;
Aoasses, in barrels and half harrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Raisins full stock, with Candles, sarnes, Mack
erel Glassware, assE Pecans together with ali kinds
cles usually kept in lie Grocery line Our stuck OK
BRANDTES, WINES vs. WHISKY, &C,
surpassed in this any other market To
heavy Of goods invite attention Of
the trade.
msr2s-d KIRKPATRJCK, NEVINS 4 Co.
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li1ket ones y IN ne Passenger Dect, cosd
kOHr beoEs he siar1T q each frain, Which aor5 e
the purchase % Tickets. IL open osr tine dnr
iay. Passengers or he Hastelu leave - Il
Train which connects thousgut via I-sl s o1sr ra-e
Ts 70 Ralend - hourss Washngon tFo lays Phsds1ts
two and halt aud New York tarea days Ta5 ha churt
and best rouba froal NaalYille 70 ~ Ez1t
New Orleans pssSenseFS leave te ?. -. IHar 1rins
Memphis zine connect Orleans, evening
le nel 1sy, and 30 through aihout det1nlion a Aq1a
Those for EcianYe Sparta. and BeerahefE sprnrs eagl
lahoma vita ihe Egzn Tor McllunYiie. Plons learT Ne
and connect with hoa1 Tor dGsEelt places he OHIO AS
ai9pp nTezli also daily linz of Stages Tor Louisville aT
very morning on he srrYai d ne niGht errIess-
By this change Of Schsduie lie Tain from MeEphs connl1
reet e ee.eson WITH Cur aud d0En d1 lFans causing ~
delay % Nashville and Eatsrn pas1sners ana one hour u nz
ossrths former sensdais u going % sli ~ Nsshlls.
IuyiO, lass sss ses .a.H Tsz.s 1-.ut.
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TO NIiIIers.

"TANTED by young OF considerable experience in h,
wv Milling business, situation either first second
miller. IL quite qualified take charge Of the business
would exeiOn the interest Of his employer Would
have objections to mill shares, would take
sst in good paying business. Reference given required
Address FRED,
nOy27-d4ttW&Wlt Onion and American oa6ce.
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}. =. COPELAND, ). NJ. ARNsTEAD, H
NEW WHOLESALE BOOT, SHOE, AND
HAT HOUSE,
COPELAND, ARMISTEAD e. CO.
NJ 90 RmhIic Snnare. NashriIIe.

RE e. receipt Of their large we'll selected Of
~ Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, and Trunks,
which invite attention Of merchants visiting
suF9S COPELAND, ARMISTEAD & co
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NEW STOLE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store.
FEVHE subscriber having sold out his interest IN the old
Of Evans Co.. so Market street. and located himself
permanently his property q Cherry and Null
berry streets, South Nashville known heretofore Loves Store
has just receved and Is opening splendid assortment Of
New and Fresh Goods u every description, suitable Tor the wants
q both city and cOuntry-consisting Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds Prints Gngsms Fine Lawns DeLanes Linens,
JackOnets, Muslins, silks, Ribbons, sc.
JEW ELIsE.
Fine Sold Rings, Ladies' and Gents Bresspins Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &c. Also,
READE-WADE CLOTHING,
OF the Latest Style and Quality,
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods DOuestcs, Blankets, &C
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND GAPS,
HARDWARE CUTLERY eUEENHsARE,
everything will kept will necessary for
completion q we'll assorted stock Of Goods.
All Of which he is determined sell Tor ready pay, cheaper
than be purchased in Nashville, his limited expenses will
allow him to do 10.
marsI I. g. HAsBROOK.
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g WHEAT, CORN AND FLOURfTER
WNREIGHFS TO CHARLESTON AID SAVANNAH, 90 ~
until further notice.
Wheat Per bushe, - oah
Corn do. Il
Flour per barrel, a -
Stations TIE line u he NASHVILLE and Cdsilanooza Eoea
snted % shove rates, less he difference TIE
NaaTle % ohaitansogs snd Tie points of shlpsuf ehr
nooga % lseal srif.
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