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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05
The War Movement.

Mr.. MASON from the committe on For
eign Relations in the Senate has made a
repor! upon the subject of the present
difficulties between this country and
Grea, Britain, growing out Of The acts Of
aggression upon American vessels by
British cruisers in the Gulf Of Mexico.
The committee say that no less than
twenty-one vessels sailing under our flag
and pursuing lawful commerce have
been fired into and stopped, and interro'
gated as TO their cargo, destination, crew,
&C., upon the plea Of ascertaining whesh-
er they were engaged in the slave trade.
The committee approve the course of the
President in ordering all our availing
navy TO The infested waters toprolecl our
flag, and take the high ground that these
aggressions must be ended, and such un-
equivocal explanation demanded from the
British Government as will forever pre-
vent their recurrence. The American
people are ready 10 man 10 fight upon
this issue, and until England promptly
makes the amende honorable, a war is
inevitable. This, however, it is thought
she will do, as she has two wars on hand
now, and no. very well prepared, if she
even had the disposition, for third with
so formidable an antagonist as The United
States.
The War fever is said TO have rose 10 a
high tone during discussion in the Sen
ate on Saturday. Senators HALE, NAL.
LoRY. HAYNE, SEWARD, ToOMBs and
DorcLAs were quite beligerent. An in
dignation meeting was held a. New Or
leans, at which some five thousand per-
sons were present, and resolutions adopt
ed recommending every vessel TO arm and
equip before leaving port. Resolutions
hade also been offered in the Common
Council authorizing the Mayor TO send an
armed vessel against the British cruisers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05
BERKELEY COUNTY.

The Democratic Convention candidates
elected. with two exceptions, the Coun-
ty Surveyor and Circuit Court Clerk as
follows
For Sheri6--Daniel Lafever, DEM,
$50; Thomas Flagg, Ind, 756.
Clerk County Court--E. G. Alburiis,
Dem, go; James Iams, Op., III.
Clerk Circuit Court. Dunn, Dem,
854; Joseph Burns, OP., s64.
Com. .4ttomey-G. H. Murphy, Dem,
$50; John Weller, OPP, 749.
County SurUeyor-JacOb Farrell, dem,
s27; ]. p. Kearfon, OPP, ST..
Com. ReUenue-P. !. Mussetter, dem,
1890, J. F. Butler, OPP, 6G6.
1t. GoUernor-W. l.. Jackson, Oem.,
739.
MORGAN COUNTY.
DR.. /. S. Allen elected Clerk Of the
Circuit Court; Charles S. O'Ferrall,
Clerk Of the County Court; Pendlelon
Zilor Sheriff; Lewis Allen. Commission
er of the Revenue; Elias Smith, County
Surveyor.
FREDERICK COUNTY.
1t. Gorernor-W. l.. Jackson, dem,
1854.
Shrif--Dr. L. a. Miller, dem, 1888
no opposition.
CLERK Circuit Comt-W. C. Single,
ton, dem, 9l4; Il. E. Sewers, oP.. :6l
Clerk County Court. p. Rely
dem, 1911; S. p, Lyle, op., 395,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05
The Widaw,s spe ech.

The Hon. George N. Briggs, cx'GoV'
ernor NJ Massachusetts,. delivered TEN
nor,nce address some time since, IN the
course Of which he related the following
anecdote with drilling effect:
Mr.. Briggs said this question of the IN,
PRODUCTION Of intoxicating drinks assumed
some what of practical form last spring
in thriving borough in PennSy wanna
The inhabitants had assembled, as was
their usual custom, 10 decide what mum,
Der, if any, Of licenses the town should
pe,i,ion from the County Court from
whence they are issued. There was
full attendance. One Of The most respec-
table magistrates Of the borough presided
and upon the platform were seated among
The President was about TO put the
question TO the meeting, when an object
rose in distant part Of the building and
all ewes ere Instantly TUNED in that d.
reclion. 1t was an old woman, poorly
clad, and whose care.worn countenance
was the painful index Of no light suffer
ing. And yet there was something IN
the flash Of the bright eye that told she
had once been what she was not. She
addressed the President, and said, with
his permission, she wished 10 say lew
words 10 the meeting. She had come be-
cause she had heard that they were 10 de-
eide the license question.
YOU said she, all know who | am.
You once knew the mistress of one OF the
best estates in the borough. | once had
a husband and five sons; and women
never had a kinder Observation-Disclosures
never had five better or more ailecuona'e
sons. But where are they now ! Doc
tor, ask, where are they now In yon-
der burying ground there are SIX graves
filed by that husband and those five sons,
and oh they ale all drunkards graves.
Doctor, how came they 10 be drunkards
You would como and drink with them,
and you told them that incorporate drink
ing would do them good. And you, too,
sir, addressing the clergyman, would
come aud drink with my husband; and
my sons thought they might drink with
safety because they saw you drink, Dea-
con, you sold them rum which made them
drunkards. You have now got my farm
and all my property, and you got il all by
rum. And now she said, 4 have done
my errand. Igo back to the poor house,
for that is my home. Your reverend sir,
you, Doctor, and you, Deacon, | shall
never meet again, until meet you at the
bar of God, where you, too, will meet my
ruined and lost, husband and those five
sons, who, through your means and in
iluencc, fill the drunkard's graves The
old woman sat down. Perfect silence
prevailed until broken by the President,
who rose TO put the question TO the meet
ing. Shall we petition the court TO issue
license to this borough the ensuing year
and then one unbroken No (which
made the very walls re-echo with the
sound, told the result of the old womans
appeal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05
Bloody Battle.

New Orleans, June l.--Laier Texas
advices report desperate battle between
Capt. Ford's Rangers and large body of
Camanches. Sevenly-six of the latter
were killed, several wounded, and sew
en,een prisoners made. Three hundred
horses were also captured. Capt. F"rd's
loss was one white man and one Indian,
and two wounded. II was running
fob, OF six miles.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05
Runaway.

A slave named SAM, belonging to Mr..
STEPHEN SrALEy. aged about % years,
and one named Tom, belonging TO the es-
tate OF the late JOHN A. MARMADUKE, left
for "parts unknown" on Saturday night
the 22nd ult., and have no, Seen heard OF
since.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05
The Election.

In to-day's issue will be found the off,
cial statement Of the election held in this
County on Thursday the 9th ult. 1t will
be seen that the majority for Sheriff is on,
ly 6 in favor Of Mr.. CAMPBELL. and we
understand that his election will be con-
tested,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05

Preparations are being made TO send
more.
The British have already on their West
India Station fleet of ships of twice and
a half the amount Of guns Of The above
list of American vessels. They have sew
enteen vessels in all, twelve of which are
steamers, carrying, in the aggregate, 357
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05

CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.
ROBERT T. Brown, was reelected
Clerk of the Cncuit Court, without op-
position, his vote in the county being 1861.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05

Sophia Messman a German woman
nineteen years old and the mother of two
children committed suicide in New York
on Tuesday nigh, because her husband
loved lager beer better than he did her.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05

The Proprie!ors Of the New York IL
Illustrated GOLDEN PRIZE announce that
in their issue of May 22nd will appear
the first chapters of a historical tale OF
southwest, entitled Sarah De Taughml.
true story of the times Of Aaron Burr
by Miss Ella Southworlh. They also
announce, 10 appear in their issue Of May
ooh. the first chapters Of another new
tale. entitled NoJody's ChiLd-by the
well-known author, Charles Burdeu.
ANY Of our readers who have not seen a
copy OF this elegant weekly, will do well
10 send for one, as specimen copies are
sent free Of charge by the publishers,
Messrs. Dean e. Salter, No. 335 Broad
way, New York. The subscription
price is 50, and to clubs of ten or more
81 SO, per annum. Each subscriber, be-
sides getting the paper for a year, receives
present, which is forwarded as sosn as
his subscription money is received. For
further particulars, see the advertisement
of tho Golden Prize in another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05

Lewis Cass, Jr. TIE American Minis
ter TO Rome, is said TO have resigned.
Hon. Jos. r. Chandler Is spoken Of as his
surCessOr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05

Robert NJ. MagraS, Esq, of Baltimore
city, has been rendered the mission 10 Par
aguay. So says dispatch from Wash
III Gton
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05
The Forces In or for the GuIph.

The Philadelphia Inquirer states that
the following is a correct list Of the num-
Der and names Of American vessels Of war
in the CALF, or under orders TO appear
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05


steamers, carrying, in the aggregate, 1857
guns, as follows
NAME OF VESSEL. Guns.
Avalanche, Is
ATLANTA, l6
Basalsk, steam, 6
Buzzard, 6
Cumberland, 70
DeVast atlOn, steam, 6
Forward, steam gun.boat, 2
Hauier, steam, II
lmaum, 70
lndas, rs
Jasscur, steam gun-boat, !
Jasper, /
Leopard, steamer, Is
Shipjack, steam gun-boai, 2
Styx, steam, 6
Tartar, steam, d
Terror, steam, 10
Total, 357
Thus it will be seen there is plenty OF
room for our officers 10 distinguish them
selves, and good field for the Govern
ment to engage the best men Of the ser.
vice.
The last legislature of Maine passed a
stringent liquor law, which is 10 take ef-
feet on the 18th Of June next. BY the
same enactment il was provided that thu
question should be put TO the popular vote
on the 7lh Of June inst. as 10 whether
they would have the law or not. As the
new Iiqnor bill was passed unconditional.
,ly. and the present law repealed, the law
will go into effect if The people vote yes
and if they vote no il will take effeci all
the same! Maine papers conclude tina
that there is not much use 10 voting.
A whisper has reached London from
Berlin, that Her Royal Highness. tie prln
cess Frederick William has already beer
forbidden TO take her usual exercise ~
horseback. from cause which promises
an accession 10 the throne o! Prussia. ant
pledge Of the love of the newly married
pair.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05

BANK OF THE VALLEY, IN VIaCIsp
The officers Of the mother bank arc =
Henry NJ. Brent, Cashier; Jas. p RleIr
Teller Jos. S. Carson, Discount Glen
Nathaniel Bent B,ok-ke per Edwin )
Brent, Note Clerk.
The banking capital Of the mother bab
and branches amounts, it will be seen,
81 ,3l5, 1000, forming an important part
the banking capital e tie State. "
capital Of the bank upon which diyident
are declared is Sl.2l5.00O. OF the c'r
tai at ChrlstIansbnrg 100000 is a porte
Of the surplus fund which the bsnk isps
mlt'ed to use as banking capital by a n
clal acI OF the Legislature.
The dividends for The year 1857 va
nine per cent four and a half per CO
semi annualIy. The last sales Of 500
were atone bundled aud ten dullars,of|
per cent. above par.
The current year ends the sec"
Wednesday Of May, 1853. -Hmeie"
Repubiican.
| No CONVENTION. The people Of
/ ryland are opposed 10 The cali Tor "
vention TO remodel the ConslIiubon
that State. The vote taken last NO
shows an opposition Of 5000. The /"
taken was very small.
The Cumberland, Nd. Te!eef'
learns that the land or rock slide at
Tunnel. on the G.. a. o. Canal. VII
cleared in few days, and before rep
are finished at Dam No. 4.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05
ministers Tying mp a Steamboat.

A correspondent of the Presbyterian o:
the Vest, writing all account of his voy
age down the Mississippi, along with a
hundred other ministers, 10 attend the
General Assembly at New Orleans, thus
tells what the preachers did on Sunday.
The boat was The City of Memphis.
When we found we could no, reach Nicks-
bury by Saturday night, II o'clock, We
proposed 10 the Capt. to "lay TO" on the
Sabbath. lie agreed 10 il on condition
that we would pay the expenses OF tie
boat. They would be five hundred and
sixty dollars, but he would take five hun
dred dollars. The money vas raised and
the bargain closed. We arrived at The
little village of Providence, La, and The
Providence which directs all things seem
ed indeed TO have directed our course TO
that poin, to spend the Sabbath. On
awakening in the morning, all quiet on
board, we learned tina! the Presbyiery Of
Central Mississippi had closed its business
sessions there on Saturday evening, and
tina, the sacrament Of Lords Supper was
to be celebrated that Sabbath morning.
We, therefore, gave up our intended ser
vices on the boat and joined the congrega-
ton in the sacramenlal services in the
Prcsby terian church. And precisely such
meeting, under such circumstances, had
never before occurred on the banks Of the
Mississippi, and may never occur again
one hundred ministers and elders, from
thirteen States and Territories Of the
Union stopping one Of the floating pala-
ces of this majestic river on purpose 10
keep holy the Lords day, meeting a
Presbytery in session and joining with
them and with the church in celebrating
the Lords Supper. I, was a most re-
freshing season TO our company, 10 the.
Presbytery and 10 the congregation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-06-05

Thus it will be seen there is plenty oil
room for our officers 10 distinguish them
selves, and good field for the Govern
ment to engage the best men Of the ser
vice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-06
Williams & Co.,

VINO 70 IN Of a Single Double Barrel Shot Gnn
ane RAGE Pocket knife Orse OF Knives AMI Forks
ythiug usually ound HARDWARE store would ani
tleIr Int rest before purchasing, 20 call on
.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-06
MERCHANTS,

Who visit Nashville for The purpose Of yIug Table Knves
and Forks Pocket Knives, She Leiss0r Shot Guns
and Rhes Locks OF kinds Cotton Cards AXes,Or any
the luuumrrabIe items ssssrT make mp complete
took Of Hardware.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-06

Who want good Gun Barrels FIaior Percussion Locks
or German Silver, Guards and Butts, Double
Trsgsr e, lihs and shot Gun WlPers, Gun, Nipples
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B. c. MSNAIRE & CO.
LagsO psekulh sakiaasSf
F0REEGH AND PoKEs7To BEX GOODS,
No s., COEEzes sEzREF
Nashville ,Tennsss


w sorted stock Of Fail and Winter Goods Of every dsscrp
aoa and We are prepared 70 Offer greater Inducements 70
our pleasure do. Our uOek bo as 70 and vsre.
~, will compare with any IN The county and our prices
sba be as low Is possible Tor them % % Csissns
and strangers visiting the city WIN DO ven to I've
early ald thorough sanitation, fSs ske
to heir We would call Inc attention q s buy.
particularly 70 The following departments car bust
Dress GoDd.
Elegant three aOanood silks
Double skin as
BEyadeFs cg
Bridal Dresses
Dinner dos
81 kFeninE ds
. RObes-a-euIe;
g Morning RObss;
q Printed Delaines. .... l. .
Together with endless vsTisty ef medium and Low
priced silks IN Foanees, koossa aHs, and By the yard
dOubietEiled MeTROs and Cashmsres. Great variety o.
all wool and Union Pads, Moussdelainss, ana everything
Clocks, ShaWIs aAd ScaTfss
We have the largest and elegantly ESCORTED 0S n
ported By Messfs. a. stewart & Co. Of New YORK, ex
Pressy Tor our sales In VelVs have the at all phi
and Beaver fmmas and long COaks, &C. for ladies' and
cbdrsn In all qualities at from three dollars up SWls il
ordinary to most giant Also Just received eah
voice OF those elegant soOred Al SIX Chsnss Shawl
Lsoes and EmbrOidsries.
In this lire stock is eTO-e all the RoVe
OF season. LolldG neoVea separate
both for c0Ors and mOurning elegant Bridal We j.
HaadBevCkie Lace Falls, real and imitation; Jac0net
swiss frin miugs and FlOunciHgs Rsal Valeneieuaas
Point a pliQue LaCes, usertings, &c, &c
EHUuse Furnishing
81 1914, IS by IA 10 by IA, 10 by l04 Dlmask Table
Cloths g. T. IA "a aud I04 Table Danssk By yard, Al
sizes, corTed WOOL Union and Cotton Table Cloths, Plaid
striped TCinees Napkns together with all kinds Of Dia
Pers ToweIllnss, Marsses Quilts, &c Also all width
and linen Sheetngs, Pillow Linens DOmsstos, etc.
etc.
Curtain Goods
Elegant Satin LANES In all colors, win trimmings Y
match Elegant Rspsn Chntz cOlOFs, Eih trimmings tC
match. Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains; al WOOL union anc
cotton Damasks in variety, together VITA COrBicss
Curtain Pins, and Bands
CarPeIngs and OIL Cloths
Real Wilton carpets ReEant Velvet and brussels N
great variety Elegsnt3 PHYS and lngTans, the lnErEn he
largest and best assortment have CdeTsd aud
lower prices Velvet and Brussels and hail Car
pets FWicd and plain Venetian AL widths together win
Fsls, Druggs s. Crumb cloths, Rugs, Mats, &c &c We
prepared make and PIT dow Carpets The shoz
notice We have large loi Of Floor Oil Cloths The bes
makes, and In all widths which will cut In any shape
suit customers, .-.. ......- .......
SdaPie Goods.
We rave unusually arge ot olall kinds OF Domestic
goods, Ble8chgd aud Brown CotlOns WOOL union and
ton Fannes, suPed eouons FOR servants in great yar y
Heavy goods house and field servants: Prints Cling
hams, sery Gloves, IN short every thing line
oct6 Z. c. AcNAIRY & CO
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The old Stand Of ErEnaa 6 Ellis.
dec Sd eoGWly.
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DRAWS NAItCH 18th, 1908.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION

In public at Macon Ga, under the sworn supeTinten
dencs OF L. c. Buckley and Jos. Waterman Esq's.
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BLACKSEIITHS,

WHO inneed Of Anvils OF any size, Vices either
Box, Bellows OF any size warranted 60 York per
Ieoy Raspu, Flat snd Har Round Piles SLED and
Hand Hammer H0rss-SheO Nails. Enz ish and american
Blister Cast Shear Steel aud DEE, old fashion
ed Screw Plates Al cost.
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CARPENTERS,

VINO buy Planes OfEUv kind Common Cast Stes
LuEers and Anger Bits, Hand aud Tenon SaWs, Rules
Foot AIDES, Buces and Bts, Double and Single Plane Bits
Compasses, Chsels and G0EEes, Drawing Knives, Climb
let's HalchCis Hammers, spirit Levels, OH and Water
Stones squares OF kind, Drivers Gauges, Chalk
ldus, Anger and Chirsl Handles, Saw Sets,
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Boots, Shoes, &c.
$4,000 Worth

$4,000 Worth
Finest and Best Clothing
EVER OFFERED IN iris MARKET,
super Cloth Cosls Pine Drab dc Ta8 Goats;
Fine Cashmere Coat Pins Fauusr's satin Goats;
Fine Alapzca Coats Fi1e Fancy CaFnes Coats
Fine Linen Duck Goats Fine Grass linen Coats
Co.tonade Ginghams Linen ChscF plain brown Linen
Drilling Coals.
All sorts Of Cashmere and FaHcI Linen and CosOnad5
Pants;
Velvet ana and Satin, Marsalss Linen and German fancy
Silk Vests;
Large lot Linen, ChintE and Mls6s bosom Shirts, HEX
Shirts
COtt0uade Overlls, SC, &C.
Hardware and QueensWare.
Knives ard Forks Pocket Knives AMI Scis51rs.
50 crates QIeenswars,
buggy Door Mats, double and single Crown Wrapping
Paper
Bed Cords Pov Lines double aad single barrel Shot Guns,
Pistols, &c.
This STOCK selected Tor this rad8 ant consigned 70
be sold 70 the guest bidder Tor what hey will bring
Now yOug make money. We have large stock
Of Goods, bought JrthOss Concerned, which will be offered
freely al this sale
III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MARCH g3RD.-FU
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"a. .. 6ECRPfde.

nv - AK AJEBA AAGN5
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. 2, BRoAD STRsEE,
NASHVILLE, TEN NESS EE.
z HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
hsCasin in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks TO al ny OdiTiends and pa5ns for their
beraty heretofore extended 70 the fr and would m0si
solicit continuance Of vors from them and
Wish toinl0tn al tho world and the rest OF ER3kind
that have on hand and for sale sple1d C lot Of
COOKING STOVES
of various patterns PaTsr Stoves for wood and Coa
cOnmGd and fancy Grstes, Box SIOvestor churches Ho
low Ware of every variety hand or made to order Fur
nsess and Foot Stoves entirely patterns, Tin Wsrs
Of every description, suitable for bouae keeping.
JOB WOEk
an prepared to DO all kinds Of Job Work, s1oh a.
House Gutterng Roofing or any other branch pertaining
TO that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE " ORR.
HyOd friends Of the River viii ind 20 their advantage
toca and give hssrL2g oecIs bargaining elsewhere
Tor work.
ALSO for sale, one pair gscOa 1'nanu EE0IE Is Cyn.
Ter II inches dismeter and four s- sUoLe WITH Wssr
3hRft and other hELuTeB GuI,33s for hEhs dEaugh,
ste 'mer, which can be bought on reasonable terms.
June "a. eZS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-06

IRUNK KS,
vALIsRs AND CARPET BAGS.
7 zADIRs' Ans TrsvslinE TsunAs.or,ra SIZE.
Z do sole isaiAsr frRnks, ali sizes;
do do DO Ashland do
DO Russell VahsssS
A large stock Of
Carpet Bags satehss and Black Bags Of all sizes and
Call at No. q Public SQUARE.
ost9 sSYDBR q PRIZZELL.
LADIES WEAR.
/ ASTlNG Caters, with and without heels,
l. Congress CATERS, with and Without hssls
Lasting Front Lace CATER,
Giovs Kid Callers Congress I and Side Lace,
d" Boots, win without heels,
q Kid slippers Buskins,
French Kid Slippers with heals.
lunS . ~ DEh ~ FhlLS 1LL-
ERESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIEs.--lOO
4 hhds prime to choice Sugar
ZOO bbs Powdered, Lost and Crushed Sugar
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee;
$50 bbis N0lasses;
50 6sgs Old Gov. Java and Laguayra Cofses
IS bblE Mackerel assorted;
50 dozen Buckets
100 boxes S,ar and Mould Candles,
200 kegs Wheeling Nails assorted
100 boxes Tobacco assorted brnndE
45,eOO Imported hegels Cigars
$4,000 assorted brands CO
IS boxes Scotch Herrinqg
tiarces Fresh Figs
40 bags Pepper, spice and Ginger
- so boxes Bar Soap
feblI M&EF CREATHAM.
E TQJ7OEs.-aOo BblsPikss Magnolia WHISKY
l. $50 bbis RJ51sOn Co 10,
200 bbIs Ola Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
100 bbls American Brandy
0 bbs d. Gin,
81 bbls Psich BRANDY.
Also 81 large stock OF Fine IDpOrtsi Brandies aud
Wines Just received and for sale By
feb II Il Z CHEATHAM
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HOUSE-BUILDERS,
EVER YBODY,

WHO ye In need OF KnobsLosks and Lntchers OK ny kin
whatsv sr Butt Blnget and Bolts kHds, Win
Fs sEurs, sahh spuugs, Nails, Pat Brsos 10 shor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-06
COOPERS,
GUNSMITHS,

Whous In want or rssE Hoops Stock HoveuB Lance or
VecroEgs Lsvsug Planes, JOntsrs AdEes Stacking Hol
loving Heading and other CoOpers Knives
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ny virtue Of an order from Dist let Court OF
y the United States Nashville, N the Of J. T. Mat
tbews aud others vs. tie Steamboat Scotland bl in rem,
will on SaIu rday the Goth day February, Instant sell
al public veudue board Of the Steamboat Scotland, the
civ wharf said Steamboat Scotland her bOat Tickle,
APPAREL furniture, 70 the hyhssg bidder The purcha
sF will be required tho rand dollars IN cash. and
give with good seeurtr, payable T. bank, a. six,
twelve, eighteen months for the residue, in eq0al in
sElmenis. J. B. CLEMENS, U. $. MaT.nGl
kbQ fof The District Of Middle Tennessee.