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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

An additional dispatch from the Hungarian gives
the following ss the latest quotations ior Ahefe"
stocks:
iro. Central .hes discount; do To- 1860 IT, 9s, ~,
" al C.. .cl. a, poon IN e as of September ra't At 20
asa Tor money eo r the account; There a. ~ 80,
ssn. "a, ~ - "s % ,y, A. the BAIL Inc
Th. Boston Journal Of Saturday says that the az
fairs OF the Sugar Refinery Of East Boston are 10
far way Of On iumedi settlement we iesfh 'ha'
Messrs William Appleton n Co. and Mees's' Dtne'
Dana & Go are to take the concern, pay oil haoui'
ties in full and Try 20 secure 'tning Tor the 'ocS
bol6ers.
The weekly statement OF bsnk averages sno~a Inc
specie line in quite favorable condilon a. was
suncipated AID the whole statement was received IN
the street avorsby The specie reserve is nineteen
milhons and quarter, and the actual amount today
il probably something excess of that. Tue largest
loss of specie is by tne Merchants Bank which has
many Of the foreign baUkers' accounts. Tnat bank
sso shows the largest decrease in loans The Aneri-
ca also, loses com largely. Tne spscie reserve Is
now lower than at any tine since December 1871 add Is
SIC Geo 600 below the hghes. point touched after the
bank criss The loans in the mean tine have touched
$l30 eco &C., and are nov down 70 sllS 2IO,OOo Ine
decrease IN deposits from the highest point, January,
1852 is about So coo coo. TINS the banks nave paid
off sos 600 of debt and have lost $40 900 600 OF
specie in doing SO. The loan line is Gown nearly
81 300 Geo. contraction forced by the loss of gold,
andinaturaly the deposits show also large decrease
The con raction which mas taken place since tue Spag
of this year bas been very gradual and has not put the
commercial world TO any Inconvenience. Such course
in the SUNNI er of 1857 might have prevented the
cri,is Of that year
The following ia comparative statement OF the
coudi. ion of the Banks Of the City of New. York:
Sen Oct |.
Loan. sligSs7so sllsss7s2 Dec. sll7S5ss
su.ce ..... 2oeeo4 s6 10 25slS Dec. l4l5lo
al7.f6 8,3b7.F2 lhc-. 10
Net D.po.,s..,. 727Ssg9 7os2lc5 Dec. LslSiss
The movement Of the Banks since Nov.24 1850, has
been a. follows:
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Movement. Of Ocean steamerS.
tn nspapT
TO ARRIVE.
Pn..Suxers Arrived

In n,1nshp Teuia,a tros Ha~Says, ga so.aaSpS.-A.
Won F.rh.r Fm- Emma JassAy, scCna Sontag q Agian,
a ST. e.n W Jacoby EmIie Jscoby j. Levy A and Chg
kp, L. .u.t Char. Laura Herman JOY \ aod t.nny
M. - heiu L.nIs Reu.ch uss kaysr Ju ns st'e Anton
NM, T. Henry Goa,-,. and AZ 10 the st-erase.
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N RRlRD

this city, Saturday O' = y -,
Rev j. q Adams. Mr.. Albert Clark 70 M. sis"''
daughter Edward rother, all u TN. CRY A.
I0grsON-FRARY-On "Wednesday, Sep - 81 tne ~. :
a; N. brides fs,b-r By the Rev. Wni ssn,h.e, of
johnson, esq., CaDsap -Four Corners, ~ hhSs vs.
Or T. 6 Fray Of Hudson. - -, In, J.land On
sARLkS- DENYsE-At Eas. NorTin, L"' W.. NJ Ed
w.,d ssIl,s Of Bay Kiose Long I.aod 70 as So s
dao.hter Of Simon Denyse, esq 81 the same P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04
Albany Live stock Market.
IRepor.ed for THE N. Y. rRIBUSE.I

WEsT ), Is5y
CArrLE-Ano,hsr blue Monday for holders I,
receipts this would a Of To. previous
counting neads there difference worth Ing
$50 being AVERAGE Buyersc dscou
VITO purchased here las. week having lost t5 aud upsAd
haa m the Eastern buyers are taking ooir usual gPps bit AT
mined % Gle Of their b-r having IS Lesd nd
Brishton a Thursdsy takes nearly 800 from here lcay
trouble the engaged in Wild opsra
tiorI. ptyiLs IN the West high price 10 majority Of r
gnf it,d tnihgs wholly unfit market Ouc- here, Ia
NewYors th,y be sold AID with plenty Of very cheap
stock hey be parted with very relatively
low tn. result Of this state Of tnugs already proved
disastrous sewers op-Taio and the end Is yet"
The quality Of tie Bs-v-s sst week not bet
There Of choice f6ou Kentucky
FROM this sts.s. Ths hgh- bid say II
these has been &c y H. live weight winch iCdcss decline,
ACCORDING " TIE views Of buyers # .G; y. Th,y
held tIuy Sc bat l, toe general impreAon that holders
vii DO pT.psIed make before the clos, Of
BY scual hs yards sppess thai the total arrival o.
cattle tor The week W OF which lio w-s dnssn tas
Chrry Ns.y Turnpike. The aggregate lat week 3lo4
Tn. distributed the several ys'ds fol-
lows: More's lisi; Gallup- 822, Hunters, 7sl
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statement Of receipts |.


CANPvILLE, Monday, Oct ltSs.
scrtAe Guiding Monday, Oct lsi e,rs C,;t. . c.n
sh,.n N 1 Toe and of Horses 1874 loads o! hive
add ISL o.rosc If Aprrs fright, uatue tue Total MINI
br Of csrs hauled sck Express during the week SS
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Receipts Of Produce-Ocr. g. 1859.

TOTAL BY ALL rnE ROUTES 1880 bbs Flour 6l25 bsh.
Whest, $50 Oas s 242 do. Corn 2jt bush Ry-. 81
ps Ashes. 500 bbs WHISKY SS do Provisions 20 DO Corn
Die al
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ssrl, swe-I-y soos 30 head prices rsssias ron o.
Gsif b.sd
Hoes-Tb,r-. Hil. chsnss Prices ere shou, re
week and there notc-sbe improvement 10 ,s
demand Tt~ f,Oux tee report:
A.. r. Hobby s. .y-r,sipe 80 -. SIS 20 y 100 10 Hen
DIRK s. s,.fssi. l22 n 81 ~ 81 q 100 A. Bo~-n ST.
srps rs r. p e. lC1 10 Osborn Buck 20 srs1snS
Us H. 90 20 ~ 5. L. Abbott 81, syeTssns 10 .. Il
o r. Trrry johnson $50 averaging ~ n ., -
at Grs.phu,h a. ass!
tn. folowirs coursrseve s,stement 81 recslrts
III. msrsr VIA N-~.ioh Central Railroad, hr bs
~eh enons this day. etms;ins the Cattle At u . TIE en
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BALTIMORE. Oct 3-Sckr Emily Kerr from New fert ~
NO orsndei pus into BIO JaBsro Aug ~ eisstse
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sALEsThe beat kertucA ossnd some very nice
otsu g-efe seAae u .c q n, 1--we weight Toe
ITEM are cbsrrisg tsnd. ats ate.
hoFel.ne Scott, "a Kentucky. averaging 3S5 u &c
Ensnse, 10 Liant State 3 - % each weight 80 a.
bay.rS estimate
jas + wns, IS Kentucky. averaging so u sttic.
Caldwell Co, "a ladiana, S4s q head. .s.imAted
1850 ~
20. Wilson. - Kentucky, Avers yins 100 n a. 81 30.
Rotbins D.UHHoud 3 Missouri weighing se Zach At
Esren Heath 81 god okio- e, 60 y head, averaging
l. y. z each
Rove rer,, ~ Kentucky. At 81 e. averaging $40 y.
T. Van Duker, a. ordinary STAT q, abou. he. T. ID.
u TslmA7 IS Michigan s60 (, head weight. gay 1910 n
Ihenas Fsgds q fair CsG4das, reed, =, al average Of
about &c 4, n live weight
Seams, ~ head state. o. SIC. = n. I've weight
"s-sIas . bead AgnI, pnoe equal % sc. I've
weight.
mlchssl Palmer II State s. Sic. y ~ live WEIGHT
~ Hosy ~ hesn common STATE rrtn, az P;-s ranging
frocs .l3: hy, weight.
Sense. Hog..-i Is head ordinary STATE at prices ranging
from = e3.c. y 1--WE weight
AsLin.h srclAir Sd few Of esocb Of n CauaSas 1t
?ta5sc E n, live weight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

The Arxora, at New. Orleans, brings sli,2-O, and
he danoa $50 ZIG % in specis-bo,h from the Rio
Grade.
At the close Of January thi. year the quantity Of
goods in bond 10 tais city was 80 600 900 Ices than
for the corresponding date lsst year. From tast dste
10 the close o: August tie imports were $5, lG "a,
or $4,000 eco than lsst year. Tbs eouParisoa
ran TINS:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

sHssP-Tb. yaahty god ne rcsips fair soa AR,
ws n g@stw-ss ih. dmAud has e-rn comparatively ass.
hesA h... h..n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

M0tDAI, Uf,. II5l-
AsHEs-Th- rsrs-i 10 easier for Pots. god demand
l75 bis - 81 Pearls steady sales Of a. bbs
az IS So
COFfEF-The nsrt,i quiet p-nsins auction l- Of
$50 SAINTS bark JsIn suasluc-d for Prces
bow vel maintained sses q p b.s. H. p5mneo
lie ltO DO LasCsyrss l2e,; Enc 80 II Jaw.
COT1os-1h- market quiet y-, prices rils steadily aes
o es.s quoted fss prevails that c0s bales
NLsIg Ss~-OI-ss have bvtD soG N .sosi,u s. HE win
hsish, st9isd. We quite;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

Total .Al.,.........- Is 10: -
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contract has been completed with Theodore
Krsusch Of this city by which the Dubaque Western
Rsilroad is TO be completed to Anamoss by JAM !,
1860, with proviso that in case of unfavorable
weather the contractor hs, until April 10 build the
road from Lang worthy TO Anamosa-
TIE Burlington and Missouri River Railroad hsve
eoureted their track TO Ottum IS and pushing
further along a. rapidly a. possible.
Tie Keokuk, Fort Desmoines and Missouri Rail
road is also to BE- extended, and contracts for that
purpose have been concluded with responsible parties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-04

The following table will show the amount at the
several Deposaries sub, to the draft OF the Treas
urer of the Uoitec Staes 90 the Goth % September
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

MExIco.-The whole country between Gaudala-
Jara and Tepic is perfect waste the ranches
hseiendas, and villages entirely deserted, and
the only sign Of life you meet with on the road an
occasional band of mounted robbers, who descend
from the mountains to attack some solitary traveller
or visit the deserted villages, in hopes that the
inhabitants, in their fight may have left behind
some forgotten saddle, rope, or sombrero. The
doors of the houses have been beaten down by the
axe, or if they proved of too tough material for the
lazy landlord to destroy them by such means in
few minutes, they have been burnt by heapng be.
fore them piles of straw and dried leaves so as to
give an easy admittance to the robber.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

GEORGIA RAHRoAD.-GoTeinOrB BRowN. Of Georgia,
says in his late message to the Legislature that the
State has derived the past year s42O GOO net profit
from the Western and Atlantic railroad, notwith
standing extensive repairs made upon it. He eati-
mates the road to have cost the State s4,44l ,00O
To the Atlantic and Gulf road s25O,OOO in State
bonds have been issued, and $4,000 more shortly
win be. The State issues $50 900 in bonds for every
$4,000 paid in by the stockholders. He thinks well
Of the road, and still adheres to the opinion that
State aid in the way Of endorsement and guarantee
might be judiciously extended to other roads, but
under conditions to the State against losses
He proposes to hold the stockholders liable to the
State for every deficiency to pay interest pr1nei
pal not met by the sale of the road.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23
CRosss-TIEs WANTED.

TTNE Nashville North Western Railroad COMPANY vs.
% contract for 10000 Cedar Crosse Ies' 80 -. -,
long, inches uck well bewn, face at naro"est P4s
than inches clear of bark, timber TO he souno 70 DC
90 at the grade line Of the road In Nashville. -
The contractors want % contract for 3OsOOo
POSG Oak Iiess Of the size Sboys 10 s deFeIeu
lie ne Of the road in piles section II 70 secuOn "a
enough each section 20 supply the same.
Persons wishing 70 bid vail direct President ard Direct
ors u Nashville ana Northwestern Railroad Company
@askytlss Team 'RyS-U
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REsEWABLE AT PLEASURE.
Que Square, year. s5OEach additional Square, So
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess.
IN TIE EEEKLY.
0EE Dollar Square for the rst and CENTS for
subsequent Insertion
Advertisements published in boL Daily and Weekly, will
added - -
zGnsteat Adssrfsisnents ssustSs paid af the time Of
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ia R RAM F's


EFFERyEscEET
9 E L 4 z Err A ERIE
This valuable and populsr hsdIasns prsDsrs In -
sas snalyssOf the waters Of he Ss.sr sar
aniTslsaity received he ost To-sSe - ,o. aaa
usndaHons ef the Medical profession aud
Discerning Public, as the
MOST EFFIcIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERTENT
IN use and being entitled special preferences over s many
Mineral Spring waters, sdlsz PozdeFs and char Ar
used With the best effect in all \
BiioAs ard rs Diseases, et Esadee1s. loss q Agps-
se' A1digesfSons aad az stnser eoDlaafs, psSsla1F
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASONS.
1t parsvlsEy sap.sd 70 the q Travellers sy Sea aa
Land Essidsnts T. Hot Climates, Persons q ssdsntary
Vessels and Planters viz and Il : valuable sd-
Giton 70 their Medicine Chest.
with those who have used 1t, il has high and : as n
* torpid state orts Lissr-It renders great srv,e i.
"a 6oss and RsssuasisI gives the best s..so. a.
laying all inezmnaiOry symPtonsAnd n many cases ectuJ
rs sseeess q eGsss Of GraB ladigssfiOn Har6rr ns
C0sceness-Provss Medicine the greatest alit
Acidiy Of fAs ozacA and fss Risrssiag sietness -
usual dErNg gsgHcnsYislds speeiy, and with marked
success under It's heslthful influence.
as0rds fls greatest ref q 1oss aicsa s0a Or sus-
lscs 20 tAs PeGenty acting the bowels, neuaing ala
Irritating eeretOns and thereby removing all nhAnnaory ~
IN se, q iavdsHo6Esla eGsss o1srs Gsuas Aprisa
PHrgatiss & razufrss
It Is In the form Of powler earealy put up in bottles d
keep any climate and merely requires water poured uuon K 10
produce adelghtfal ederyescent beverage
Taken n the morning, inerisres the svocaons
Of the day, acting gently the yse restoring TIE digestive
powes, exciting healthy and vigorous s0uah ad
creating elasticity Of mind spirits which rive Es
every enjoyment Il also enables the invalid to enjoy many
uxE-ies with inpuniy, from which he b. a.
barrel, without which life and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gRfemsn
Of the highest standing throughout the ee1nT, steadily
Increasing popularity for series Of years. strongly
efficacy and valuable Character and commend the aEoraba
notice OF an intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. TARRANT & CO., Drugxisls
uneI5dly No. S-s Greenwich ST., cor. Warren. n. =.
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Public Sale Of Lots AT
PEN s A C. o l. A

TEyE undersgned Trustees Of the Pensacola City Company,
having determined bold sale portions Of their lots
embraced various parts OF their extensive property hereby
give notice such will place the 5h DAY OF DE
CEMBER, 1859, the OompRnys oos he City Of Pensa
cola.
The OBJECT Of this sale which the FIRST Of seres Is to raise
the Of the remainder in degree
with tho general improvement Of Pensacola due
and early completion Of the Montgomery and Pen
saeoa Rail Road, with Mobile Colum
bu and the Northern Rail Roads.
Terms Of paynsnt third in cash. third II year,
years in bearing cent interest
per Mortgage bonds OF the Alabama and
Rail Road Company Of Florida will be taken at par in
lieu Of the notes.
second will place in due Tine when the Montgomery
and Rail Road shall haze further advanced to-
when its influence shall have been
widely felt and acknowledged
CHARLES A. DAYIs,) Trustees Of the
SAML JAUDON, Pensacola City
WIN. II. CHASE Company.
dacg1
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soao REwARD.

TWILL give the above reward FOR the APPREHENSION ana con
Rpemen in any jail, 80 thai get . u, Q, y man , y ~ % ~
Who OF from ny place 10 huNhei'Oiu N' -
Ot April, 1857. ao -. 81 ,,a 5rast = mr. &
Wilson is Of copper color, a6out 81 yeai @ % t rs % S
teeth he slightly round shCadered was raised IN @
county, Ieun mother belonged 70 tne No. WIoS I "a an
vidsn county, h father is OF black coIor' anu la.
ed Alfred aud am informed lives in the o. MRS
Maxwell he has children N 1ne - bss hss1
harbOng Wilson for The Last years in The neSh9SInSod
roy6 5ETgv MurfreesbOroh Tenn
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The q reRtcSt Facilities Offered Cor the Pro-
lection and speedy Transportation OF
LIVE STOCK,
And Good Accommodations with usual privileges for
travelling In charge Thereof.
FHfIGIIES IORWARDFn.

By this route Frshts az all de Cgpcn can forwarded
froU Phiiatelps, NsF York b. @ Baltimore any point
on The karoAis Of Ohio "epg Indiana, Illinois, Niscoa
SO, Iowa or Missouri, ig Railroad direct.
3iN lnuay VIaIa Railroad also at PittsIurg with
Eeeters " which Goods le torUAic any port IN The
Ohio, Muskugun, kenuckF, Tennessee, CuInleraui, nCis
Mississippi WISCONSIN, Missouri, htss Arsns,s aud s-l
Rivers ana iaL CeVe and Siiusky, aud Chicago s.h pusts
on the North Western LlseB.
Merchants and shippers ent7Gits The transportation OF
speedy .rags...
@ et2sct freight 70 ary PoGt in the West by the Peansyl
ether Railroad Companies
III Ee particular mark packages ''via Penna T. 4
herchsntsin the West ordering FROM lhe East end
y TO their interest 70 cl the Agents Company at tie
following places before shHug dressed 10 either Of
then on TIE sgheo o rcts, N with prompt attention
> .. SNEEDEB, Philadelphia.
AA0RAW a hOOAS, 80 North street, paltmora
4EECu 20, No. ; As.Jr House, OF No. l. ). WIn. s.
Y.
AEECH a Go No 81 kiily street, Boston.
II HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Pbla
- L. HOUPF, General Ticket Agent, PaiIa
FHOs, A SCOTT, General sGpt AltooBs Pa Tians II
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EETE new receiving and opening, FOR THE FALL
Wv TRADE, by fRr the largest and most complete Stock Of
Goods 10 ocr line, offered 10 the Trade this State.
Otr StoJk is nj Gad complete, coaprsf1g fHl Hne
Of eueF edTety and ~ and Goods were purchased
MANUFACTURERS, and the best possible terms,
feel fully warranted in saying, that indueeneRs sA be far
Superior before offered the Trade In this state
PROMPT short and Cash dealers specially requested to
give uss call. Yoa will save money By doing
BERkT, sAuRLEY CO.
augf9Aa@s a RuAlis esuAFO
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HOUSE ANDLOTFOR SALE.

B.. willis, ct. al. Elizabeth c. ohildress, ct.
pursuance OF Of the County Court Of Davidson
county rendered the October tsru 1852 the above
for ale at the court house in Nshven Saturday,
house and lot Of grc1nd High
Street, the Southern part Of the city OF Nashville The lot
East side Of said street. and back
about Tennessee and Aabama Railroad The
rood with xroOms and good repair This
property the free territory, and exempt from all taxes;
itbelongs estate OF Caarne willis, dec and sold TO
pay estate and or distribution among the heirs
TERMs-A Of with Will be
given, exec 500, which sixty days
well endorsed and payable in bank will be required, and lien
will retained to the payment Of said notes For furth
erparticuiars call Nance & Woodward
=. K CHEATHAM, C. & NJ.
dtd
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TO CorresnondenIa

COfre sp on d n Iss
viii save great deal Unnecessary trouble our friends,
in writing 70 US will beaI in mir the following rules
Always give the date Post 0c county and State in the body
OF your letter.
yen wish the Paper changed from ece another, give
you write business and other matters separate
sheets o. paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts
and subjects as may be Of information he public
ANONYMOUS communications ofwhseyer character will receive
no attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the paper
We cannot undertake to return rejected communications
All letters on business should bs directed Messrs G.
pretors
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Will be carried from the celebrated Plaster BAsks in Tirga
to ChAApOOgs and Dalton, and Stations the Eas
and aeora Raroad at six dollars per Of 20 pouis
To Nashvil and s Stations the Nashville ChatiAnoos
Railroad, at nine dollars per tor Of 81 ooe pounds.
Also Tuscubis and Stataas Of Tuscumha an To-.
Memphis Charleston Roa5 dollars ten all sta-
ions west Of fuseumbia, al twelve dollars e. tou.
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9asb6iIIe anion ano .ameritan.
Daily IS; Tri-woekly 50; weskly So.


TEN LINES OR LEss CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY
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DaIyJb ArOmaIfc valley " hIBkeYs
From the Daily True DeltG, Hes0 Orleans.
Though not much Of judge, and endorsed
by friends who that the Aromatic Valley Whiskey the
Of HOld Mouongahels manufactured By Vim. H.
DAILY, unequaled for Pury" and Flavor" BY any In ths
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DaIy's Aromatic Valley whiskey.
E.,... IA Nm MIA DILL. L..,..L

Ispronounced by coed judges to Re free from all deletsous
foreign substances, and consequently Sod t0te .hS place
Of all poisonous ddmures which exercise unwhoesome
influence those who hm whsre they consumed
all The noxous beverages that generally intended for
Mhiakey imposition and curse,
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J. J. MILLER. J.WArERAAN.
MILLER & WATERMAN,
Auction d Commission Merchants,
MACON, GEORGIA.
VALUABLE LOT OF LAND NEAR NASH

n AN Offering for sale on low terms Tract Of Land the
Lousy Turnpike containing two hundred
about half cleared, nine miles from Nashville, adjoining the
andsof Enosh Cunningham and Bowman 1t Is good farm
ing land peculiarly adapted the growth Of WHEAT and Fruit
with excellent water, Twin be soldlow: Apply soon to
octs6-Iu AV, s. LINDsLEY.
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4 ". COLE,
CHARLES B. HALL,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISRS.
CARPET BAGS, &e.,

NO. ls Sc6TH 6IDE PUBLLC SO OxRE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
rs in receipt Of his stoek for Fall naS Vfntep
trade consisting Of Ladies, Misses Chiisns Bootess
Shoes and Caters thin and thick solsd with and without h
Gents hne Calf Boots and Shoes GAilsrs angle
sOles.
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes
do do Kip Brogans, linsd aad unlinei:
do de Heavy Calf aad Kip Roots;
do DO do do Grain, proof Rcofs
Large assortment Of Heavy Brozns Boots E Paaisia
both Hoe made and Eastera WORK. Men Poagh shoss
Women Heavy batch Boots, &C.
complete assortment Of Boys and Youtha Ee
Boots. Shoes and Brogans; also, Misses
Coat BOObees Caters Shanghai RoJtses, without
heels
misses and Chdrsns MetslIe TppsI BOOa new srtisIs
TRUNKS.
Also Ladies French TEanks ane sole eafher T,,,
aHei Trunks. Faea, Carpet Bags Ladies Leather atl1
ali Whch offered at small advance on Fastsr ss
Ny the public generally respectfully nSsi -
xanlne their stock feeling confident hat they via pseasd
both in respect to quality and price.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

FIRST GLASS.

spirits Of turpentne camphos earning hadl ani
will oalV be taken Il owner q risk.
GunpOEder and friction matches, other combuse arf.
eies VII be charged at LEGAL ts Of each Road and only
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