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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-05

ENGLlSH CHEESE Old ouble Clos
- ter. Cheddar and Bath Loaf Cheese, imnoi t.d
direct to this city and unsurpassed in quality for
sale by PLEAsANTS 4 Bro
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Rippy indicted in the CHt Court Bedford
county for the murder Of Houston Porter and convicted Of
nement in the enitenar The verdict Is we'll sustained by
the teslmony. & ne ~ @ y I ~ va tstea upon the exis
homooe 1t is insisted there the charge that
doctrine The objection confined to this charge It e ar
ged that deceased violent against the life OF de-
fsndant long BEFORE and short period killing and
these threats coming u the knowledge defendant be
had right the SIGHT such not the eDnion
Of the Court defendant aud therefore 70 cquit
him evidence o1ght be such have ressons bly satisfied
The defendant tat the deceased the time OF the kIing vas
doing overt act, making demonstration, showing
TO carry suce threat into execution, otherwise
would him" The law down By The
substantially correct Tse doctrine Of Granger
explained by that o. Copeland IS undoubtedly the law
has been perverted and mlsapped By
and jures We have had before in las
above charged law But for this and the nda.
uons that has obtained to some limited extent in the legal pro-
tesson, would scarcely BE- deemed necessary 70 notice it.
authority FOR such position would be mon.
No Court should fors moment entertain couHteasrce
The criminal country has nor as We presuas
ever will givs plate to b!OodY prncip.
The Law on this sum et IS af TO excuse h9nocl the dan
ger Of life. great bodily injury. honestly
leved to be at the time, and sufficient grounds
II be apparent and i7laieHt Previous thrsats or
acted hostility how violent viii Of themselves
the time clearly Indicative Of present purpose 10 do the piurv
Past threats, and hostile acoas anIecent
grounds Of apprehension To defence the Be
lief apprehension Of danger, must te founded sufficient
exists, and the Jer that it will at thai
The character Of the deceased for yOence we'll his anmos
y the defendant ind Gated by words and actions, then
hOe proper matters for the consideration Of the jury
the question Of reasonable apprehension
Even il sufficient fear does exist but the deed
peTpea under the apprehension IL is calculated to inspire
the fear is fgned pretended defence will be available.
So must only be made out to authorize the fear of
death grest HARM but such fear he really enaine
and the done under honest and we'll founded beef that
is absolutely Necessary kill that moment 70 himself
from like injury 1t is ely necessary to remark that
apparent necessity brought about by the design,
vance, faut Of the defendant, excuse.
If any less injury than death bodily harm feared
indicated BY the circumstances the pa OF se defence will not
lie ustane5 but the degree Of the crime may he reduced.
According 90 these principles, the guilt Of the defendant
clearly made Outhers in the charge and the udg
will BE- affirmed CARcTHERs
A correct copy; J. P. CIARK, Clerk.
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Indian News.

THE Texas REsERyE DHFfCVLTIEs-FIGHr WITH
THE APAcHAs.-The st Louis DslReerat gets the fol-
lowing news from passenger By the overlend mail
which arrived in that city on the 1lth.
The Indians in the Caddo have been so trouble
some Of late that the entire population of Western
Texas have been aroused 10 the highest pitch Of
citement Very lately three prominent citizens re-
siding in the neighborhOod of Belknsp were mur-
d,red by the Iadians party of Texans were at
once organized to pursue the savagOs TIE Cover
ncr Of Texas issued orders to the Sheriff Of the eoun
tY Ia which BelknSp ia located, TO arrest those
who we're srming for the purpose Of Usrring with
the Indians in the " Reserve" TheSherif refused
to obey resigned his c0mmission-snd organized
an army Of some 5000 men to prosecute the work
of extermiDaiing the Caddos in this f" RessrVe." "
The Governor hearing of the general uprising of the
people, and of the intention 10 drive the Caddo
from the Reserve" called in the aid Of the United
States troops.
Major Van Doren had arrived at Jacksonburg, 3
town near Belknap, with three companies of Drs-
goons for the purpose Of protecting the Reserve y
The Texans were anxious for an engagement with
the United States troops before they could be rein
forced go they could carry out their designs upon
the Caddos. Mr. Smith reports that Maj Vau Do
rem is eDdesyoriug to adjust the matter psaceably,
before proceeding to exremties, but that he is de-
termined the Texans shall not carry out their de-
signs if he can preventit
On his return from Fort Wachita to Belknsp, Maj.
Van DOren encountered large body Of Apaches,
aud gave them battle. The fight resulted in the
loss Of some forty or fifty Indians killed, and TWEEN
ty-eight taken prisoners The Major states his de-
sire to pursue Buffalo Bill, 2" renowned Csmauche
warrior as soon as the Texan difficulty is disposed
Of The Texans are said to be well armed and de-
terminedt to carry out their purpose
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HEAVY Loss Br PRESIDENT BUcHASAN.-The
Washir gton States of the 10Th says:

HEAVY Loss BY PRESIDENT BUcHANAN.-The
Washir gton States of the 10Th says
Yqsierdly afternoon the President Of the United
States gave an endorsed draft on banking house
in Philadelphia for the sum of seven thousand dol
lars t9 messenger for deposit in Riggs Co. 8
bank. The messenger started for the bank, and
proceeded down on the inside walk Of the grounds
OF the State Department. When near it he was &C.
cosed by a very polite, uuassuming gentleman,
with the inquiry 10 where he might find the Navy
Department. The ms ssenger kindly informed him,
when the stranger began 10 remark oa the beauty
Of the buildisgs, grounds, SC, ana after minute )
conversation proceeded on his errand to the bank,
the stranger at the same time proceeding in the
other direction
Ou arriving st the bank the s.seager found the
draft to be missing. 1t Immediately occurred to him
that it had been abstracted from bis hand by the
fellow who addressed him at the department. which
seems now to be a fact. The sharper has not been
seen stree, and probably left the city in Of the
outgoing trains and boats last e ening. The drRt
was not entrusted TO the Presidents regular mes
senger Mr.. MeMsnus. but in his absence was give n
to young German, who thus acted substitute,
The draft net presented for payment here, and
no doubt has been stopped in Philadelphia, where
it was due. This incident certainly illustrates 8
fact that there is class Of 'lght-fngered gentry"
around the public grounds and buildings who are
ever willing to impose upsa the unsuspeeting and
incredulous.
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News FROM NEW MEXICO AND The PLAINS
FIGcT WITH THE CAMANCHRs.-The following is q
dispatch to the St. LOUIS Republican:
IxDEPENDExcE June 1.-THE Santa Fe mail ar
rived to-day. Business prospects we're improving
upon the arrival of trains from the States. Great
hopes we're tanned of unbounde1 crops through
out the Territory iu consequence cf recent rains.
The Arkansas and other s.rsams were in flood,
causing some delay to the outward bound trains.
About three miles above the Pswnee Rock par
ty of Texas United States soldiers surprised
enty-iye or eighty lodges of Camanehes, routing
them completely, killing twenty-five men and tWeH-
ty women.
The mail party met three Msxiesn boys en- foe
horses who hSd escaped from the Indians, and were
goiung back to Mexico in company with Peters and
party, from Mexico.
Some persons who visited the grounds occupied
by the Indians say that buffalo robes, shields aud
other Gappings were scattered around, az if left
in their haste to get away.
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The ISDIASs IN CALIFoRSIA STILL Hostile -
-rhn La ArrnIns SIR nf The 2Ist nit aars.

The ISDIAEs N CALIFoRMA STILL HOSTILE -
The Los Angeles Star, of the 2lst ult., says:
Mr. Jones, express rider, from Fort Yuma, ar
rived in town Tn Tuesday, bringing information
that am attack had been made q party of seven of
Lieut. Beae!'s men, who had come TO Psh> Utah
springs to lift a cache; that while there party of
thirty Indians charged on them, and pursued them
to the Colorado river. The man in charge af the
American aIty having some business with Messrs.
Bishop and Bsas who had left the springs that day,
followed them, but had not since been heard from.
The supposiCioH is that he has been killed by the
Indians Mai Armistesd sent out party in
search, but they returned without having found
the missing mas, or discovered the Indians.
The clenency of Col. Hoffman has thus been re-
turned by treachery and murder. the ehara,teris-
tics of the tribe 1t would have been much better
had a saluiary chAsiisemsnt been inflicted on the
ssyages
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AKO:HER CHATTER OF HOEEORs-A MAN Ar
TEMPTs TO KILL HIS WIFE AND THEN CUTs HIS ewN
THsoAT One of those bloody deeds which oeca-
sioually startle US by their horror, occurred at
late hour Sunday night in that quarter of the city
knovn as Chelsea. A dispute arose between q man
named Sullivan and his wife, who for some time
past have lived very unhsppiy together, when he
seized stick of Ere wood and struck her with such
force as TO knock her senseess to the floor Alarm
ed at what he had done, he made every effort in bis
power to revive her without informing his neigh
b5rs, but, failing in this, and overcome by remOrse
at the thought that he had killed her he seized q
razor and cut his own throat from ear to ear.
Some time afierWsrd, consciousness returned to
his wife, who on reViVing found her husband weller
i?g in his own gore, and life nearly extinct. She
Immediately gave the alarm, and q physician was
called in, whose skill alone prevented Sullivan's
q ekering lamp of life from going out. The gash
in his throat is indeed frightfu but as 1t is not
deep, it is thought he will eventually recover. His
wife was only stunned by the blow she received,
and is already as well as usuSL-AsnPhis EVsHiag
Argus, June IA,
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gasbtiIIs aniun anS 9nsritaa.
Daily ss; rr,-weskly S; weel.ly sa.

Mention has been made of the fact thai the pub
fishers of the San Francisco Bulstia hsd been in
dicied under The law against obscene publications,
fer publishing tie confession Of Mrs. sIcKLKs BY
the last overland mil we learn that the justice be-
fore whom the case was tried, sentenced them to
pay foe of SlOO each or Imprisonment for fifty
days. The case was appealed to the County Court,
and the defendants gave bail BY bond in the sum
Of S50e
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NEWS FROM Plies PEAK.-A disTa ca from In
dependence, Me-, t, the st. Louis Republican,, dated
the llth inst. says: Pike's Peaksrs are still re-
turning in great numbers, and some vsnturiBg out,
not satisfied until they see for themselves. The re
ports received by express at LssvenwOrth, SO sn-
eOuraging are not believed here BY those who have
returned"
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5 81: 6 -
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD

-sa7 1sr-r
~ -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
TTNE Southern Road Of the four great lines This road has
thus far been managed in such commend Il to
the public patronage.
This Company, under the general superintendenee nf
Al. ID. MEAKS, General Freight Agent,
Now oilers inducements shippers q baltimore Philadelphia.
New Hosten, Richmond, Petersburg e exceedingly
rats Orleans prices, their moderate
The deductions upon Insurance Of and half per
hy route the European shipping behg from
shngs sterling than the New Orleans shipping prices,
all contribute to renderit -sre
Reliable as well as Desirable.
Their facilities transportation uneguaed by any other
road operation, their Western terminus at PARK
ERsBURGu Uas hundred and ninety miles below the
dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river. This
but with Dispatch other route, ana the
ter declines the1 aivantages Of delivery
widens other routes, that this Is the only
CheA u, Reliable and speedy Route.
Freight By less exposed weather other
there drayage the delivery being made Park
ersbuIgh we'll Skedded 1na elevated thence by
steam Immediately the cars, without being subject
The Louisville coneet direct with Parkershurgh
bosts without delay does Likewise the regular Cincinnati
boats The Pittsur boats direct TO ParkesbOrg BY
this arrangement the Company enabled - receive freight
daily for this route stther agency in Nashville Tenb,
For further particulars enquire Of
II. II. HARRISON, Freight Agent
No. 9, corner Broad and Front streets.
mayl1--6m
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HOST VAAUABLE CITY PROPERTN
" EnR aAH

An sGeriny House s1d Lot "A Chsry rasf
n sccupiei W Mr. D Weller.
The hOusS large and eommoS0us containing
y with sTvants rooms cellars coaland WOs sheds
The honeiS In good order, q il beng rsbut
Is better adapted for first class ardag heuss n hsHs
In Nashville
Ths lot about sixty v feet front By sns hundred and seven.
hye fests and the house situated s lot admit q
an addition that would render It uomuooUs any h0sl
the city.
large portion Of thefurnursosn pzIuhs5 win &c
II desired.
Is well known that hotel kespnr L. city 0sf pra.
htable business and 20 any wishing engage suc
ton this excellent opportunity prcurv shls
ton, being e0nTensnt 10 all The business portions s s.
For terms. &c, apply t.
dees4-a A-V.s LINDSLER
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gro. p. HRewS. a. .. RoogKs enc z.zRLr.
-~,,- --7a 7afs 3. LraSer q q
MIZELL. HOOPER - CO.,
Wholesale GrOCers, Forwarding
s COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BEsIEEs IL
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
NAIES, GLASSWARE, TOBACCO,
CIGARS, SNUFFS, &c,
Nos. and Market St-. Nashville, Tenn
MORRIS * sTRATTON,

J.E. NORRn 7. r.E.srRATTOx.
MORRIS 4 STRATTON,
wHoLEsALE eRooERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers I'm Foreign N Domestic Liquors,
NO. IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
U7E are now in receipt of large we'll assorted stock Of
w Groceries Liquors, &C. 10 which Ss invite the attention
OF the trasie.
go hhds Louisiana Sugar, all grades:
50 's do do l. aAD Do POWDERED So al az S'''
3sS ,sS DO 90 DO DO do Do, Coffee and Extra 90;
e5G0 bsgs choice Baltimore Coffee;
100 do 90 MOL dasSsTs SssFs do
GOO bbls choice Reboiled Molasses
20 % tsg' st. Louis syraP;
90 bOxe, ]. c. IoIi4 Tin; M
40 do X loxl4 DO, very cheap for cash.
$50 boxes Star canJes.
600 do 81. Louis and Mem. Soaps
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper,
% % do do do DO DO Spice. Spice;
100 DO superior Csrb Soda, b papers,
s9o casks do do
casks DHieh MElier:
100 Bags Pepper;
50 do Spice;
20 tierces Rice;
100 dozen Painted Buckets,
10 do Washboarts:
20 nests Tubs;
l0O dozen BroOms
5l,D00 assorted Cigars;
i0U bales Smoking Tobacco;
go boxes Tobacco, 81 grades VS.. brands;
500 kegs pure White Lead;
20 bbls do Linseed Oil;
25 kegs Shot, all sizes;
30 do Bar Lead;
so cases Mssons Blacking:
5000 bags fine Liverpool Salt,
l,OOG bbls KansEhA do;
$40 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisty
600 DO Raw Ohio DO.
600 do old Country 90
25U do Smiths old Reserve 80.
100 do Old Bourbon do
50 do do Rye 90.
lUO do MonOngahelA do;
30 do Old Port and Malaga Vine
~ do A. NJ. Gin:
2plpes Holland Gin;
do Old COgnac Brandy;
IOG st. Julie ClaISt Wine;
20 baskets Champagne, extra;
1900 Brandy;
300 packages Domestic Brandy;
20O barrels Cider Vinegar:
With many other articles for the Grocery trale.
Janll MORRIS & sTRATT0N.
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GlenOak for sale.
on SATURDAY, June 25th, is5s. nnrNZR,
AfA viii be offered a: Punlo sale, a ne stl<zfta
sassEI Court House in Nashville the beau N1s3tftI
kSss 3 uful Country Seat IS s-GL EN- e%Sgt|8
&s4Aa OAK. situated alsut tE0 miles from
the elty Of Nashville the Hills- --eA1Aaa~s
borO Pike The premises consist VI dftsen Of uaia
ground we'll enclosed BY p ae fences Ths proveu
sst OF two story tenement containing rooms
gethsr with kitchens, stables, hose oisterns &e All u
good order The houses ba b. Rev ChurlsA
absut i've and tasteful substantial ad
ompete
The property VII he sold and two ysars tine, aiA
Interest from day Of sale lien will retained and notes p
bic 10 bank, sstisfsct0riiy endorsed, " requirei.
Tucker Is on mo Preses and will show them slT Pss
desiring purSas. EOr farther particulars arply 70
JAS. B.. CRAIdhEAD,
Hp8-ddEtEtd - Public square
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Mrs. MARGARET L. EATON, widow of General
JAoKsoNs Secretary of War, was married in Wash
ton City few days since to an Italian dancing
master called Sr.. ANTOsIA BUCKISGSASI. The
bride is over sixty, the bridegroom twenty-five
The Washington States Gays:
The lady will be recOlleded by those who fire.
qusnted Washington duIiug 'ihe ssasons' in the
course Of the Presidency OF General Jackson, as
the brilliant wife Of his SecrrtTy Of War, Gen
John Eaten, TO whom, She then widow of
the late Purser Timberlske--Wss united. if We re-
member correctly, in 1929 lSS0 in whose beh tlf
the cid man of iron viii separated frem his first
cabinet, the occasion Of social difficulties in
their families
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METROPOLITAN

L A 4 i n g "A O u Hs
TENHE Proprietor legs inform the citizens Nashville
the public generally, that ks has, expense
httcd up the store houses the cornsrOf
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS,
tie purpose Of carrying regular business In th0
NEW York STYLE.
He purposes having regular Bill Of with prices attached
that he enabled both pockets Eppees
customers and charge s than they get This has
needed in city, and he hopes trcl stnon %
20 public patronage he feels
eyts and the immortal In the k.chea, furnia
Pnbs dinners at the shortest he
large stock q
CIfARS CHEWING TOBACCO VINES AED LfQUOR6
Call and examine at the Metropolitan
EhII-dIy. J. MOORE.
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REMOVAL
JOHN YORk & 60.

MACHINE MADE HOESSESHOES.
~ THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, ~
NJ N at Troy, n. Y, have HEnry Burdens In M N
Rp-Oysl HORSE SHOE Machinery noWM IN
Hin successful operation, and prepared ton III
W " execute orders for Horse and Mule Shoes Of Vi "
any Weight and Pattern, at price bat little v v
above the prise Of Horse Shoe Iron
The quality in these hoes s warranted in
respect. These have e approved Of and used by
the United states Government luvey also by OF the
principal Stage Omnibus Companies Horse Sheers
Throughout the country These Shoes be purchased through
principal Hardware and Iron Stores in the United States
ts SUBSCRIBER Troy, will receive prompt
attention. WM. p. BURDEN,
apriIG- Agent, Troy. Ney York
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BALTIMORE AND ONO
---ss5T77
RAILROAD.
Great NatTomai Route.

Great National Route. haa
TFNEI11IINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
y bstncre on the East, and helng BenHood Park
ersnnrg the West At which pacesit With Railroads
Steamers &c, for and from all points IN the
Wests Southwest and NOrthsVRest.
Fare New York ana Boston ONE DOLLAR essthan via apy
other route.
A. N. =
Dirsctconnecti0ns are made by these trains
for all the Eastern Cities.
This is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore Ptiladpha
New Yerk and BOston At the cost OF alone BY
ether lines.
Through Tickets 70 the Eastern cities can be nrorured Via
Washington city at an additional charge Of So O0.
Quick time and cOnnnectous.
Inquire for tickets via the Ohio
the principal Railroad Offices in IEe West.
Z. I. FULLER, Gent Western Agent
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. Smith. Master TrznspoTtstion fsul4
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Fob SALE
VETIsHINGL other investments, propose TO seA
NJ all Davidson county, - f0lloaE
THAT SUBURBAN HESlDENCEy
situated franklin Turnpike, within half nile o. ne eyy
and oppoc the rssdence Of the late Joseph " HoTtons
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps, ctmmanding ste IN tevniy o. Nas
WILLIE and desirable sSatry resdene The house VII
n the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE EAkms
known Tract situated the smith Turnpike, told
Lsanoa read within three miles of NASHVILLE contsnng -
aers The good we'll EateTsd and therus and eal
he divided into snail twenty and uTwas,t -
which are smi-y adapted county residences, marks
dsns and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
On sane road now Ooupedb by c. hc1supae, and formerly
oTDd by Thss Harding inrg about 80 Ifd5
plaeeIs we'll need further descrpten II va
also bs divided puraser3 T. c. MCCampba ul shog
thess places to any who Eili call.
All property viii be sold reasonable erns aaa
on A Srsdil Of one, two, three and four years.
v g. Lindsey. NashVio to either o. fh8
5sssalle. THOs. @. McC AMPBELb,
Six miles from Nashville
. J. A. AcCAMPBRLL.
mh3i Naehstns
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1859. SPRING GOODS. 1889,
EVANS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREJGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, VA
RIt TIES, CLOTHING. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, lsONNETS. &c.
No. 1, Nashville Inn Block,
EASHVILLE TENYESSEB.
EETE receipt Stock Goods the Spring
Wv Trade to which would call the attention oi Mer
chants visiting this City. Our stock comprises svery variety
Foreign Domestic Dry Goods Varieties Clstng Boots,
shoes, Hats, Bonuets, d-e, sc.
market feel satisfied that In assortment and STYLE stock
be surpassed and TO cash and prompt time dealers viii
fsss4-a - EVANS 5 co.
DUY GOODS! DRY GOODSi
McWHIRTER BROS.
For The Fall Trade.
We receipt desirable and we'll selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
Wehsvc ever offered to the the retail trade.
HAVING purchased this stock from theerges Importers and
Commission Houses In the Eastern ctes feel hes
fancy saying thereby enabled goods at as
Low PRHCE
and on Reasonable Terms any house in the city,
Our preson; stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
sRch very handsome Robes, Ala:
{. A.1,a 1salA;
French DeTainss, Plain and Fancy.
French and English MerlnOes;
RaconlaPlaids;
Lavellas, for travelling Dresses
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style OF Shasis, Plain Fancy CIoaks
Blae grades; together with ether article too tedious 10
Wehave also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
IO&Is-4bleached sbeeting;
~ Inch Pillow Cottsn
4 Brown sheeting;
"A and 9-7 sea Island do;
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sEADY-MADE CLOTHING
GentIemen,s Furnishing Goods

EETE are receipt Spring and sumner stock ~
Wv Ready Made Clothing. and all ths --latest
styles iportatons goods regular Ears
wear, which nhdent cannot all =
please quality beauty and texture and know an1
manufacture them in style equal house he ty-
We se prepared and give close attention 70 the manaf
OF KINDS and descrpticnsOf gentlemen apparel
Our readsnt partner in the Bas gives his whole s-non
the manufacturing business and bis long experiences heretooTa
furnishing ady Made Goods the market, combined STA
knoEdge the trade, would did net knos,
that our preEnt stock Is the
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WVO1AA1 IND MI A-L HHsldAAL MUSHCs
BECKER would respectfully the publlu %
". Nashville that he has located teacher OF the Vo, %
Piano, VionclO, Violin, Orders left McClures
sons Music Store viii be promptly attended
sept7-tP
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ETARPER,s MAGAZINE FOR JUNE-gus
received By nnSy26 IsRN YORK 4 Co.
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FIosT CoMPLETE am TAsTEFUL

have h the pleasure Of psnng customer,
rendering friends ed and customers,
grateful their many fVors and asung
them that Il viii pleasure Cor e at the service.
remain, Z. e ANDEksOA = o.