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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20
The Highest Crime.

"Ws maintain that a failure 10 abide By
the 'aUs of the Democratic party is the
HIGHEST CRIME that a Repressnta-
tive can commit" - Washington Union.
BY this, We are to understand that the
"Laws of the Democratic party" are para.
mount to all Others. A Representative may
wantonly shoot servant at a hotel, and
by the payment ofa small money considera-
tion, be absolged from criminal action. He
may enter tho Senate Chamber and ap-
proaching his victim with the stealth Of a
cat, pounce upon the representative of a
Sovereign Stats--prostrate him in man.
ncr which would be scorned by the veriesi
bully in the land. He may Cause his life
current 10 course its way across the floor o
ths Senate Hall--that Hall where tho Rep
Tesentatiyss Of free people are wont to as
ssmble to discuss the affairs Of nation
may strike at liberty herself, and yet be ap
plauded for the deed. 1t is no crime e
take the life of serving mont is M
crime to attempt the assassination Of on,
who has dared TO utter his thoughts will
manly eouragc-but he who dares to disc
hey the law Of tho aDemocratic party j
criminal Of the deepest dyel For hin
there is no pardon--no hope Of forgiveness
he has committed the objectionable sin, an
there is no hope for him. What is th
morality Of this doctrine' Are our peopl
prepared to sustain tho declaration tha
Murder, Arson, Treason, are crimes of infe
Nor grade to that Of disobcdience Of PART
RULEi--Blads.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20

EXPLOSION OF SOFA FouSrAiN.--In
st. Louis on Saturday last, soda fountain
in the drug store Of Knowles q Brothers
exploded. The head which was Of sixteen
ounce copper, was torn Off portion Of tho
flooring, about three feet long and six inches
wide, was brokon through, somo glass ware
was smashed, and Mr.. Knowles was knocked
with great violence to distant part of the
floor. His right arm was broken near the
wrist, the right wrist was dislocatcd, Sc
vero cut was inflicted upon tho chin, and a
very dangerous wound in the abdomen, near
the groin.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20

In the quarrel between the Messenger
and Democrat, our sympathies are not fixed
on either. Yet we always it dog fight
have most sympathy for the weakest, and
therefore hope the Messenger, which is now
down, may recover and choke his adversary
while.
The family organ is determined to rule
or ruin. We know its own ruin will follow
its rule, and therefore wish the Messenger
to rule, that dcccncy may triumph in the
end.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20
BETHEL IRON STORE.
CARR & COMP ANY.
2iG and 21S water ST., Sandusky, O.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
DAK. SHEET Ann HOOP IIsnN

Nails, Steel Glass Spikes Pipe Bores Hubs. Spoke,,
RHssia Nail Reds, Snedes Iron Carriage
Bots, NRts, Wdshers. Rirefs,
u. IVES and other celebrated brands of Strings and
4IIes
The Subscribers receiving y part Of their Fall
Stock, to which they would invite the attention Of Mer-
chants Wagon and Carriage Manufacturers Tnners and
AlRchnists.
NAILS AND IRON.-Ws get our stock chiefly from tho
wellknOwn ReHsihgiOR aud ShOeR5eygsr Works Pitts
burgh and it needs Recommendation from us we sell
common bar at 3sc Nails Sc and 90 cash. small
Nails 81 extra.
WINDOW GLAss.-sx1Oto 1oxl5, ten per cent cheaper
than last season.
SHEET IRoN.-we are pleased TO inform our customers
that afford Pine Iron at AZ to Sc and
Panama and r g Mt 5 10 SIC; andalso
RlNErS for Timers BY the mt Manufacturers prices.
SPRINGS AND AXLES.-A large assortment constant
y on hand H. Ives which is very superior They
have oil chamber in box and arm leather washer
in. but with back lange and size of 10 larger than
sold for finished in the best possible manner and the
easiest running axle used.
PIPE BOAES-ln large small quanties and we guar
antee to make our prices satisfactory.
CARRIAGE BOlTS-From the eagle Works" Phila-
dephia also the Pittsburgh bolt Both these brands are
celebrated and have rival.
Also, full stock Of Hubs, Spokes, Russia Nail Rods
Swedes Iron cast, Spring and low Steel Nuts nc. &c.
SAFES-We have Safes from three manufatories, war
ransd in every particular, and offer them at manufac
turers prices. Give a cali.
Hoping By close attention to business and selection Of
good and warranted goods and fair prices
tinuance OF Trade, we remain,
Respectfully yours
3om2 CARR & co.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20
Great ReiOielugR.
Now York .Anm 1R-

Now York, Aug. l6-S P. NJ.
| Tho bells Of Old Trinity arc now ringing
a merry peal, Flags are flying and cannon
firing. Tho greatest enthusiasm every
where prevails, at the joyful intelligence at
the union of America and Europe by tele-
graph.
Nashville, Aug. 16.
Tremendous excitement here arising from
news Of the Queens Message. Largo bod
les of citizons rarading tho streets. Music
--bonfires--bells rung half an hour.
Louisville, Aug 1e.
The reception of the Queens Message
was announced by grand display of fire
works furnished by the Directors of tho Tel
egraph Company. Great enthusiasm pre-
walls. The City Authorities are making
preparations to celebrate the event
Columbus, O., Aug. l6.
There is great rejoicing hero on the sue
cessful working of the cable. Bells ringing,
fire works, military firing salutes, Fire Com
panies out, and the Telegraph Builaing is
brilliantly Illuminated with 600 lights.
Utica, August l6.
There was general excitement on the
receipt of tho Queens Message Cannon,
and bells, and chcor. gave utterancc to the
general JOY, and bonfrcs burned in the
streets OF tho city. The Herald Office was
brilliantly illuminated, and tho whole city
was alive with enthusiasm and rejoicing.
New Orleans, Aug. 16.
Queens message received. Much ex-
citcment. Disbeievers satisfied.
ST. Louis, Aug. l6.
I Great excitement and rejoicing here on
the receipt of the Qseens message. Tele-
graph Offices and 0. & NJ. Depot brilliantly
illuminated.
Vincenncs, Aug. l6.
On the receipt of the Queens message
all the bells of the city were rung for an
hour. Tomorrow salutes will be fred and
in the evening there will be general ilu-
mination.
indianapolis, Aug l6.
Great rejoicing over the successful work
ing Of the Atlantic cable. A salute Of 100
guns will be fred tomorrow, church and
fire bells rung, and general illumination
in the evening.
Philadelphia, Aug. le.
A salute Of 100 guns will be fired at 7
O'Clock tomorrow morning and all the bells
rung in honor of the successful working o
tho Ocean Telegraph.
New York, Aug. II.
Mayor Tieman to-day. sent The following
to tho Mayor Of NJ 1ntreal in answer to an
inquiry as to when the grand telegraph eel
ibration would come off:
40 the Hon. S. G. Rodier, Mayor ot
Moutreal-This city will celebrate the
event; but the day has not vet been fixed
We propose that London shall Fix the day
for the general festivity, and that if possible
all the citizens of both hemispheres shal
unite in tho celebration. You will Of course
receive seasonable notice.
Signed, D. F. TIEaAN.
Mayor of NeaV York.
A similar answer has been sent to othel
Ipyties and it must suffice for anxious enquir
les everywhere.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20

The Republican voters Of sanausky county requested
to meet at the Court House. in Fremont Saturday the
llh day ofsepember at II o'clock in the forenoon for the
purpose of nominating candidates for the purpose Of
mating candidates for the following eaice', viI
Surveyor;
Recorder;
Commissioner,
Two fnnrmary Directors.
We would urge upon friends each township to sec
to it that their organization be commenced and would
recommend for them TO meet Saturday he an day Of
September, and appoint their Delegates the County
Convention. One delegate for every fifteen one
for every fraction six cast for Governor Chase
last fall-as follows.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20
Alton, ILL.,, Aug. ID

About eight o'clock last evening fire
broke out in the workshop of the State prs
on. Two workshops, dining hall, chapel,
hospital, and three other buildings were
consumed. A large amount of finished
work was also consumed. Three fremen
were injured, but not dangerously. Sever
al attempts were made by prisoners to es-
cape, none however succeeding. Loss esti
mated at $3o,Oo0-fully insured in Eastern
Offices. Origin of fire unknown.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20
I'm REsrLr rs KANsAs.-The Lenrcn

The REsULT IN KAxsAs.-The Lenven-
worth Times estimates the total vote on the
Lecompton swindle at 3,0O0-l1 ,o0O
Free State; 1000 Pro-Slavery, leaving O.,
600 majority against Lccompton. The
Times adds:
This vote will represent an actual popula-
ton of 10000, and adding that to the dis
franchised newcomers and foreigners with
first papers, numbering not less than 5000
and representing, therefore, 10000 persons,
this makes our present population, according
to this basis, 10000. If we add the voters
who staid away from the polls (always in
the most exciting times large number,
we may safely say, that the population o
Kansas is now over $4,000.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20
ernment have amonnted tol

why-add for collecting the customs tho 80 coo, 900
For forihcatons-- 1269, 900
For three regmnts n; rate Of existing army 900
For rivers and hsrbors I,bOOoO
Andwehaye---.----.--..- 600
That Is to say--so far is it from being
trno that CongrOss--even this Democratic
Congrcss--forccs expenditures on tho Pres.
idcnt, tho President asked for nearly ST.
100000 beyond what Congress gave him !
And adding to what he did ask, only $1,-
100000 for the protection of our rivers and
harbcrs which he had no right to omit, and
which he grossly neglected his duty in
omitting, and we havo scale of expendi-
ture astounding to bohold.
Tho figures arc eloquent.
Actually appropriated for the year 1850 SOS 2o1 81
Sums asked andnot granted d---...--.-. 100000 90
Reasonable allowance for rivers aud harbors 100000
Whole cost for the year ls5s-5o slO6 1854, ,20l 54
For deficiency the Buchanan scale... 100000 90
And that sum represents n Democrats
ideas Of an economical administration
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20
ATLANTIC TELEcRAPH.

Is in successful operation, and the follow
ing correspondence has passed between
Queen Victoria and President Buchanan .
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20

BANK RoBBERr.-Between Saturday and
Sunday nights, l4th aud 10th, tho Hatter's
Bank, at Bethel, Connecticut was entered
ssd robbed Of ss6,O 900 in spscis aud biIlA,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20

Each township will also select candidate for District
Assessor for their respective township accordance with
a law passed April 10, 1853
In addition to the regularly appointed delegates VIC
would be pleased TO many from each township
make 1t convenient to attend.
THEO. CLAPP,
In. KELLER,
DANI. l.. JUNE,
CHAS. q. EATON,
SANFORD G.. BAKER.
July %, 1855. Central Committee
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20
THE COST OF DEMOCRATIC RULERS.
Let the People Read and Consider!

The following article from the Baltimore
Patriot, of Aug. Cd we place before our
readers hoping that every ono will carefully
peruse it, and having done so, just hand it
to your democratic noighber' that he, too,
may see how our national fund is squan-
dered.
We gave few days ago, brief indica.
tion of what the people pay for the luxury
of Democratic rulers. We desire to make
it only little moro distinct. Lot us reca.
pitulate.
During the first year Mr. Buchanan spent
the following sums in conducting the Gov
ernment and rewardino friends.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20

Tom Corwin Nominated 10 Congress.
Cincinnati, Aug. II.
Hon Tom Corwin was nominated Ia
Congress yesterday BY the Republicans Oi
IL 7th District
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20
A FarR ANsyuER 1YaNrEn.

If thirty thousand Shareholders make n
good democratic state, why is it that eighty
thousand freemcn, who don't like negroes
won't make good state?
We most respectfully ask the Messenger
or any pretended democrat, to tell us why.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20
Chicago. AUG. 10.

George Watson, Superintendent of the
Great Western Railroad, died at Spring
field, 7 o'clock yesterday morning.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20

That sum IS al gone, paid, consumed BY
Domocratic maws, in great part wasted by
incompetency and dishonesty. Which of
our readers before had any conception Of
such an aggregates
We showed that tho appropriations for
the one fiscal year, 1889, amounted to the
following sums, viz:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20

LoUlsVllIe, Aug. I6.
The reception of the Queens Message
was announced by grand display of fire
works furnished by the Directors of tho Tel
egraph Company. Great enthusiasm pre-
walls. The City Authorities are making
TO celebrate the event.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20

Now York, Aug. l6-s P. NJ.
Tho bells of Old Trinity arc now ringing
a merry peal, Flags are flying and cannon
firing. Tho greatest enthusiasm every
where prevails, at the joyful intelligence at
the union of America and Europe by tele-
graph.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20

Mayor Of NelV York.
A similar answer has been sent to other
parties and it must suffice for anxious enquir-
les everywhere.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20
Nashville. Aur. 16.

.'''' A"S' ~
Tremendous excitement here arising from
news Of the Queens Message. Largo bod
es of citizons parading tho streets. Music
-bonfires--bells rung half an hour.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20
Vincenncs. Aug. l6.

On the receipt of the Queens message
all the bells of the city were rung for an
hour. Tomorrow salutcs will be fired and
in the evening there will be general illu-
mination.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20

NOIUIIIONsJ % mug IU'
There is great rejoicing hero on the sue
cessful working of the cable. Bells ringing
fire works, military firing salutes, Fire Com
panies out, and the Telegraph Builaing is
brilliantly Illuminated with 600 lights.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-20

Great rejoicing over the successful work
ing of the Atlantic cable A saluIe Of 100
guns will be fred tomorrow, church and
fire bells rung, and general illumination
in the evening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28

RE Ssl and eargery sought for throughout he
| "a whole Continent Of America
popular remedies be -thlt equal any emergency,
that always 70 be relied and were within reach q Ne
Never Before he Grzisnbeg Pills, could you obtain
for 2je certain remedy ior Bilious Dse Liver Cozpiaints
Dyspepsia Costiyeness and Asthma
Never Before this Fever and Agus remedy could any
thing be cund that cured al cases Of Chs and Fever for s
found, for Sc any immediate for Bur BRUISES Cuts
old Sores, Erspelaa and Iufamauons either external oin
Never Before MarshaII's Uterine CafhOi-
icon Falling o. the Womb, and other Uterine dssss
found durable. Now out o. twelve Cured By
~ n any physician supposss that this is merely qaaek
remedy we would reply, that prepared By PouaIoy,
q Utica, wealthy and Old physician Of tie Alopathc scheo
that Ne wiz frnish any reputable physician any quantity o.
.tr5tsi, h - - 1erits IN - 3atiets. and f1rthe-s
BY writing to Dr. PomsToy, be Be- fr shed With its
nent parts. It the greatest blessing 70 the le hatths
science % medicine has discovered in century.
Never Before the tinsfenherg Dysentlry syrup vas
there certain remedy Tor Bloody Fu Dsensry Drrhna
Cholera--noE, All can be cured in a few hours.
Never Before the introduction u he ChlireniI Psna
esa, mother feel the life q Der abs ss Or day. is
under ave years Of age. Youthful strong medicines
carried them onoW this medicine clre ihu even after he
doctor and have pronounced their eases hoPess PROS
Never BEFORE vas any Ton.s Bitter popular a. ths
Health Bitter, that Why should DE world ferfru
Dyspepsia or Bilious diseases while dis simple mens cusat
al times, prevent III
Never Before wa5 any PTelarlson q saraapaalia -
powerful a. that compounded by the GrlIeuherg %.
Never Before has the Consumptye's Balm fouud ~
email How many there lie heslth, Ecald,
ere this have entered Deaths dark portal they been
recommended b this In preference many nosru1 ai
Never Before we're Piles and kindred diseases certain %
cure Ne have eertnates o. persons entirely recoyse ef
but the knife could Afford relief
Never Before could infansd syes weakness q Est
Never Before vas any BOOK published hat sontalns a.
much medical knOElsigs nc Grnhsrg Manual Of HEALTH
Never Before has any Almanac puhlbsd 50 Vail-
able the Health Almanac Il - furnished yigi ously b. az
Druggists, and b. ALh4 MAChhNALs,
seu1-a y ColeEs -, nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28
MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
At PUBLIC SALE

ON THURSDAY 9th Of December next the premises e
II o'clock A. NJ, propose 70 offer az P1bc Sale mas con-
uodous Residence Of Church and Mclemore str o
occupied By William b.. smith, ESQ The Los fronts SKY ~
on Chnrch. I25 McLemore estouse contains a soa
rooms sh necessary out hous Fixtures, hydrant HaaEs
ETC. IL is most desirable residences IN me eigs a u
convenient to al the business parts q our city.
ALSO,
AZ The sre tine tres vacant Lots msdlely adjoining tie
aboys fronting 40 feet Church and runing nck II
feet ally The foregoing property . Tree rom taxes
FFTR House nud Let lneonrth caah-hli-
ance one two yafs cret Tor notes satisfactorily
In hank ala lien retained
he vscsnt Tot5 credit Of two, and three years for
bearing interest and secured IS above.
WIN Il sd privately Il desired Fqr IiF partieurI al 3
r. Gt1scocE, Aus. a. v, D, LIsQ6Lt&,
nsYlo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28

The Laporte Qnd.) Times states that most dis
tressing accident occurred near Plymouth, few
days ago. Dr. Bailey discovered an owl lurking in
the vicinity Of his barn, and into the house af
ter his gun to shoot it. As be went towards the
door, on his way out with his gun, and it cooked
with the muzzle behind him, it went of, shooting
his wife and child and his sister and her ohild-in
all four, not one of whom will probably recover.
The gun was loaded with buck shot
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28

TYPHOID FEvER.-SIBGULARI II TRUE-The Abing-
don CVirginia) Democrat has been informed by
physician, who has had experience Of several years
in treating the disease, that those families who use
mOlssses daily are rarely attacked with the fever.
This, if true, is certainly very singular fact,
and deserves the prompt investigation of the medi
cal faculty They should, at any rate, inquire into
the matter from tie physician in question, and learn
upon what data he bases his declaration. The dis
ease is fearful one, and is rendered more so from
the fact that it is very generally regarded as infec
4ioua
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28
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b. Il SIM PsON,
DEPC7
42s PUBLIC SQUARE,
OFFERS to his friends and the trade the largest and hest
leotons Of BTandies Gins, Runs Ports Aaderas, sheTies
lowing brands
COGNAC BRANDIESs
JULES, Robins s Co.'S Pale, in X, \ asd q pipes;
Otari, Dupuy & Co.'S do do do do
Castion Fine Champagne, in 4 pipes only;
Laieriere Pale, in =, Z and = pipes.
La ROCHELLE BTRANDTEBs
PeltvOisin, Pale and Dark in X pipes;
Rastsau, do do do do
Alexandra segneite, Dark, in 4, x and \ pipes.
HOLLAND GINS.
Nedor seYon. in pipes:
Grape Leaf, in 3 pipes
Anchor, in pipes.
RUNS.
Jamaica very old;
St. Croix, New Crop.
WINES.
Duff Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster Madeira:
Pure Juice old Oporto Port;
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet.
CHAmPAGNES.
Charles Heidsick, quarts and pints,
Creme Of silery, quarts and pints;
heesor 0lequart and Fills quarts and pints;
Crown Brand, do do
Lyon do do do
CLARETS.
900 boxes assorted,
AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
2O00 boxes, quarts pnts This article without any doubt
the best Scnapps offered in United States and its
dcinal properties has not its equal.
Before purchasing elsewhere call and FOR yourselves
Remember a. Public Square, at B. F. Shields june0l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28
NEW CLOTHING sTORE.

WARD. J. NJ BERM1EeHAM. M'DERMer.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM & CO.,
PRACTICAL TATLO RS,
No. 20 Public Square, opposite South end
of the Market House,
IKE are now receiving large and entire stock Of Fail
w and Winter Ready Made Clothing ana
CentIemenss Furnishing Goods most Of which
were made up order, Of the latest s les and cannot be
surass In any the city, Our stock is comprised in
an DE newest styles Overcoats, Fro0k and Dress Coats
an cors; Business Coats Once Coats Cashmere Pantsand ss
in great variety.
Patented Shoulder Seam Shirts, large and
extensive stock and fit better and better than
anv other make OF Shirts Gloves, Neck Ties, sca, Muers
rayss Seadjusng Stocks Under Shirts and Drawers, Half
Hose Suspende Linen Cam0rc Bandanna and Pongee Hand
erief travelling shaWs Robe de Chambre, Youths Coats
Pants, and Shirts, Umbrellas, etc.
PIECE GOODS.
We have also large and superior lot OF Clohs-Fench and
English all Black and Fancy Colored Cassnlere OF entirely
new styles solid colord Casmeres Of all qa ties Fancy Cut
and Velvet Vestngs Fancy Cashmere and Morsted Neng
eniiue Vesting which Will make TO order in the very
st yIe and guarantee ct to please the sale
ALEX r. NICHOL solicits a call from his frieads.
Goods guarantee to be represented at time
Of sale. We will also cut Clothing to order.
septic HAhD' bEhmANShAN q w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28

fitzpatrick, NeVins a. Co.,
RECEIVING, FORWARDLYG AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
TAVE now in large and complete assortment Of
Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
Molasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Raisins full stock. with Teas Candles, Sardines, Mack
er Glassware assorted Peans together with all kinds Of Gro
cles usually kept in the Grocery line. Our stock Of
RfRANDIES, WINES WHISKY dECss
We think cannot surpassed in this any other market To
our heavy stock Of goods invite the attention Of
the trade.
mar25-6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-28

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store.
TEyIHE subscriber having sold out his interest in the old stand
OF Evans & Co. so Market street, and located himself
permanently his property Of Cherry and Null
berry South Nashville, known heretofore Loves Store,
has received and opening splendid assortment Of
New Fresh Goods Of every descriptions suitable for the wants
fbOth city and country-cOnssting Of
DRY GOODS
or all kinds Prints Gnghams Fine Lawns DeLanss, Linens,
Jackonets, Musins, Silks, Ribbons, SC,
JEWELRY.
Fine Sold Rings ladies' and Gents Breaspns, Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &C. Also,
READY.mADE CLOTHING,
OF the Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, DOlEestcs, Blankets &c
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND oUEENsWARE,
In fact everything viii be kept that will be necessary FOR the
completion Of a wen assorted stock Of Goods.
All of which determined sell for ready pay cheaper
than can purchased in Nashville, his limited Will
msrs4 I. G. HAsBROOK.