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BY TELEGRAPH.
rom Washington.

WASHINGTON, March i'll IS estimated hat Il
present deficiency IN the Postoice Department is at
least FIVE nil ions. The Department is already near
six months in ARREARS. Gov Denver has resifn
ed the Commissonershp Of IndisE Affairs.
Geu. Shields has been i'll fr several days past.
WAsHlxGToK, Msrch IA The report Of the Board
Cf army fiovrs recommends The abandonment o
most of the interior posts beyond the Western line
Of settlement.
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Col. Joseph Bond Killed.

Macon, Ga, March IA -Lucius Brown killed Col
JoseEh Bond, OF this place, and Of the largest
Gotten planters in the South, today. The dinioul-
ty orig mated in Brown whipping one Of Col. Bonds
negroes.
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.
BoArs LEAVING THIS DAY


BosTs LEAVING THIS DAY.
Sam Kifkmsn, for Ciuciarali, al u o'clock
TWitchell, for New Orleans. at y O'clock
The Sam Kirkman with Capt TrOuP en- deck
and Smelly at the desk will leave this day at Y
o'clock
The Dunleth will b The next Cincinnati boat ila
leaves port.
The Tempest win be the next Louisville boat that
leaves port carrying freight and passengers to Lou
issille aud Cincinnati.
| The TwitcheH will depart for Neg orleacs this
day at u o'clock.
The Eas'por; now being in port aud discharged
is ready for the recepO of freight previous TO her
departure for New Orleans on Wednesday next.
The Hamilton. new conner in trade for Gin
cinnaG, is in command of Capt. Frank Davidson,
the popular clerk of several Cincinnati packets, and
tOwnsmsn of this city, and we trust that cur lib
eral public will extend to him liberal share Of
patronage which we believe he is entitlsdto.
The rain of Sunday night caused the river 10
rise insantsneousy several feet Inersditable as
may appear, the water that fell on Sunday night
actually indicated a fall of wafer representing 81
inches per measurement some iron ovens stand
ing on the wharf The river rose some four feet ic
few hours, completely submergiDg freight aud
lumber left near he waters edge and damaging the
same severely, before it could rescued
The steamer Delaware, e it remembered, Is for
sale this day by the U. S. Marshal of Middle Ten
nessee, aud those who desire bargain had better
be in attendance.
Nov on Harpeh Shoals seven feet large and still
rising.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Cuba, from Paducah.
Minnetonka, from
PASSPORT, from New Orleans
Acacia Cottage, from ports above
J. G. Cline, from Memphis
Tempest, from Leuisvills.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Cuba, Ter Paducsh.
MinnetcDka, "
La Cross, for Pittsburgh
EXPECTED TO DAY.
Hamilton, from Cincinnati.
Dunlei,h, from g
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Now York Market.

Cotton sales OF days Il 200 bales. Sales to day
1900 bales; market firm. Flour firm. sales Il. soc
hbls Wheat 20 FIR white. Corn firm, sales 2G,
600 bushels Mess Pork dull, II 75a1S 80 Lard
fcn, ll4al2s: Whisky %. SGgar active, 7a74:
Molas'os steady, 80 1898 Bacon steady Pig iron
dull, 27a3l. Lnseed OIL buoyanL G6a68.
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NASHVILLE.


The citizens Of Nashville paid the last sad office Of
love and respect to the memory of the late Gov.
AARON V. Brown yesterday. It wss grand and
solemn pageant-the heart felt tribute Of those who
knew The great worth and eminent social qualities
of their late fellow>eiizen The remains of The de-
ceased arrived at the depot of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad about nine o'clock in charge
Of Judge CArRoS, Senator NICHOLSON, Col SAVAGE,
and MIR. FMKs, accompanied by guard of honor
from Knoxville, among whom we noticed Col WIN
il SSEED, Capt. G. w. HARRIs, DR. R. HURLEY
and ". II. GRAyEs, and we're escorted to the State
Capitol by the Shelby Guards, the German Yagers
the Cadets Of the University, Federal, State and
CRY officers, the Masonic fraternity, and very
large coneOurse Of citizens The procession having
arrived at the Capitol the remains we're deposited
in the representative Hall, where interspersed with
appropriate music from the Band, the solemn and
impressive funeral ceremonies of the Protestant
Episcopal Church we're performed by thu Rev. Drs.
QUlETARD and SUMMERS.
In few remarks DR. SUMMERS paid feeling and
eloquent tribute 10 the great moral worth and emn-
ent ability Of the distinguished deceased-wifh what
fidelity and honor to himself he hsd discharged
the duties Of The Office he held at the time of his
dence Of The Chief Executive of tie nation who had
chosen him as one of his councillors. DR.. SUMMERS
closed his brief reference the impressive lesson
which the confined remains before them so elo-
qusntly enforced upon every spectator present, by
Offering ferVent prayer TO the Throne of Grace.
The procession then reformed ard the remains
we're escorted to Mount Oiivet Cemetery, where
they we're placed in their final resting place by the
Musonic Fraternity, Of which he was honored
member. Tae impressive ceremonies of the sneient
Fraternity were performed under direction Of P.
NJ Charles Fuller.
Nearly all the business houses in the city, in ac-
cordsnce with the proclamation of the Mayor were
closed between the hours of nine and ten O'Clock,
and business was generally suspended during hat
hour.
We noticed that the ST. Cleu1 Hotel vas heavily
draped in mourning a. a mark Of respect to the
memory of the deceased. The Post Office building
and the UNIoN AND AMERICAN Office we're also ap-
propriately drapej.
= The remains esme through in q car from Lynch |
burg, Va, prepared expressly fer their reception
Col Y K. evenson had car taslefully draped a !
Chattanooga, for the purpose of conveying the re
mains to this place but they were not removed from
;he car IN which ihey we're deposited at Lynchburg |
until they reached this place.
Large croNds assembled at various points on the |
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad to pay a
last rad tribute to the memory of they loved
well in life. Honorei by his follOw-ctizens in life
they regered his memory in death.
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~ we would call the par

~ We would call the par
SSS tcuar attention Of every reader to The advertise
Of EcLeans Strengthening Cordial and Volcanic Oil Lu
They we'll this community to require
But there many Of readers who
suffering arrangement Of the digestive organs without the
slightest Of the real giving rise symptoms such
dependency unpleasant feeling, udecsion lack OF
ey making existence burden. 10 all WAo may be afflicted
try Cordial it will give immediate relief Ts all who may
afflicted with Sores Pains Of any kind, try the Liumen
see the advertisement in another column 52sd&w IN.
- hank OF West Tennessee, At
49, MEMPHIs-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed Uaion OF TaResz Nashville div
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GArG,INs ~ READY MADE CLOTHING We are
selling at Re3ueed Prices, for Cash, The balance of
our stock of OVER Consciousness CoATs-hsarg
Pants ana Vests WARD, BERMNGHAM & Co.
No 20, South Side Public Square
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Prom Kansas.

LEAvExwoRTH, March l4--GOv Medary has is
sued proclamation for an election on The fourth
Monday in March, in accordance with the act pro-
viding for the formation Of constitution and State
Government for Kansas.
s., LOUIS March l4--The riyeris falling slowly
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FARMERs

EETL doubtless he gratfed observe that in view OF the
w continued strngency, have concluded to make such
reduction in popular and uuapproachale Corn and
Cob Mill, the EXCelSiOrs viii bring thin the reach
Of all Ii now ofered this only, all complete,
o sets grinding rings the very Ferry Dollars.
As far as this lower than the Excelsior
before been offered the United States and superiority
unquesoned by those destitute Of prejudice
will appreciate efforts BY sending in their orders. Believing
the public have long since awarded the Excelsior palm
superiority viii, without discussing its surprising
II TO them with that the Excelsior ei crush
ing corn and cob, wheat rye oats &C. stock; grinding
meal for family 1t discharges the meal directly half
bushe and provided with movable grinding which,
when worn restored Of three Agents
through ut authorised sell The Excelsior above.
Persons wanting the above will please address
JAMES c. BALDWIN,
dec2i-l&tw3n g. Collegs St eel, Nashville, Eenns
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The Chattanooga Gazette Of the 10Th says the
work on the Cleveland ard Chattanooga Railroad is
approaching completion The grading, superstruc>
ture Sc On he Cleveland end, is completed to with
in twelve or fifteen miles of Chattanooga, and it is
believed he cars will he run through early in May
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MOBILE March 1.-THE sales Of Cotton on Tuesday the Stb
Instant $500 bales and Middlngs quoted at
He. The sales three days $500 and the receipts
the time Z 500 baies
The Wednesday OH Instant were $500 bales, at
Tie sales on Thursday the 10Th Instant we're OOo bales The
Aas news caused slight advance in prices, and the market
closed at n p OILS for Kidding.
Sales Cotton to-day 1900 bales Hddng Il15e Sales du.
ring the week 30 300 bales The increase in the recet at his
port is lSs 10 Bales. The stock IS l6j, 900 bales.
NEw ORLEANS, March 1.-THE sales Of Cotton Tuesday
9l6cs The Europas caused this The
Tor hree days were $1,000 bales the receipts OO0 against
45, % bales yelr.
The Wednesday were 1859 bales at unchanged
qe sales of Cotton on Thursday the 10Th inst were q
bales. Prices sGer quotations unchanged The
Arba's greater frmness,
ported slightly oere Freight on cotton to Liverpool advanced
day 600 bales at an advance Of q cent?
Middng IIzall cents The sales during the week roach
$500 Iales, the receipts 3J0 against 69OOg year
The increase this Eo j 900 bales aud at all ports
Ss3500 The stock $4,000 Freights have shty
advanced.
CuARLToN, Nyrch demand for cotton this forenoon
fair, with sales tod 400 bales unchanged
prizes. The highest price paid was l21s cents.
SAVANNAH, March lsies Of cotton day 1900 bales,
with Improved demand, ard better feeling the market
AuGUsTA March 1.-The has been OUT active to-day,
ami sales the 38l6 bales reported
lows bales at .; 10 at 81; 9t b at lO l0;
- at "a lO; iOss; at 1879 at II; Ilz;
~ G5 at ): 2l6 q; lsOat iIS; 10 "a 79j
CnAEIEsroS, March iThe market this morning is at stand;
limited. Holders
SAVANNAH March l2Soe Of cotton to day 200 bates at
advance Of Sc Milling IL strict Mdding llS and good
AuousrA March - There active demand to-day,
2,4lg bales changed hands, the extremes being % t27sc.
TOBACCO "A. hamilton sold 10 hhd Tobacs to-day, $780,
400 400 o. 40 AGO. 40, 400, SEQ, eco TO- 6,25 and
Go
There good for Tobacco, which and, ready sale
within the ranged of the following que 'etions.
Lu-s la4Jk
Good AID .......~...- ...~6 GS5s
PROVIsIONs-There very little doing in Bacon to-day,
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TIE CANVASS IN YleGNA Hon. John Letcher,
the Dem5era ic candidate for Governor Of Virginia,
opened the CANVASS a. Woodstock, Virgins, on the
7ih inst. On The 9Th MIR G7ggin, the opposition
canlidate was TO have met him in discussion in
Rockingham
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The CANPBELE MISsrRELs-Mat Peel, the inim-
liable, was in 81 his glory last night, with his jokes
and fun. The Hall was crowded with Mats adj
mirers. This troupe always draws well here and
deser7eily SO, for their entertainments are anus
ing and free from all 7u'gaTily.
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Arrival OF the Linn.

BosToN March 1.-THE steamer 1E.na with Liv-
erpOol dates of the 2Gtn has srrived Her dates are
anticipated
NEw York, l4--The British frigate Curason has
arrived Sith Lord Lyons.
Louis Beno formerly Prussisn officer and new
Of Texas, shot himself the Shakespeare Hotel
yesterday.
LIMA, Feb. II business iscompletely paralysed
No news Of interest The Cyane CaliaO short
" 20 leave for Panama.
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ilaTe been sold tmi13 the last six months, and IN
Instance has Il fail q In giving eutirr slfi-rrf
ha then, win suffer fr.|ni v-sss on Iiiify ,ybn
McLeaHs Strengthening Cordial VIII ours your
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FOtP CAgnO ANu ST. L0UIS,

TEyHE splendid passenger steamer b. N. RUNYAN 49,
Miller Master. will leave for the above and el.S1Fs
all intermediate landings saturday, the l9 inst; tssEzes
o'clock P. NJ freight passage Apply board
mills II. H. IGABEISON.f -.
A. HAMILTON. AsenlS'
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We stated the other day that the "Huckster Law"
had been repealed. The Ners oorrects u.s. aud says
the bill was amended by the Common Council with
the view Of more certainly securing "fres trade"
aud !. has yet to 60 before the Board of Aldermen
for concurrence be.ore the repeal Is 0ally
mated.
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The Hon. VIM II. Stephens publishes a card in
the jackson EIjg. in which he says BE ''WiIl not,
under any circumstances, be a candidate for Con
gress" in the Memphis district.
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Overland Mail.

ST, LOUIS, March IA The Overland Mail Of the
18Th has arrived. The Camsnobes had olep eigh-
" mules designed fer The supply Of the stations
The report that Gov, Pesqulers, Of Sonora, had
been deposed Is confirmed.
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CINCNvATI, March l4-Flour firm. 90aG 90.
hisBy 70 Mess Pork Is Bacon 75g9B: Lard
l13. Dat 81. Sugar and Molasses unchanged
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ST LOUIS, March 1.-THE loss Of he NeoshO and
Albuquerque Mail OF last November is confirmed
The Cauanche Indians destroyed it and took the
mail pariY pTisorers.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

FBNIIE popular packet DUNLEITH ESGART, Mas 90
ter. will leave Wednesday next, 10th inst, at eas =
- O'Clock, y above and AL intermediate
landings. For freight OF passage apply on board or 70
ukiJ-2t. H. H. HARRISON, Agents.
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The greatest Remedy m the world. This coriia,
Is alsiiiirl from berry known only 10 myself and
chemically combined with syne Of the mos vaI,,sIls
medicinal roots, herbs and bars known In The ,i,I
g. man. VIZ BLOOD ko0r, BLACK Ro0r, WILD
CHERRY BARR, yellow Dock D,ypElIoV :. rr,s
AN-LA' ELbGR 10" FRS, with others producing the
A't inlibis remedy i'T the restoration of health
eve Eho"u. II i hntures own remedy, curing dis
ease by natural laws When taken as irGu=T.a h
felt c,ursing through every vein Of the fi, r,if-
ing AMI acceera,in. the circnIatfln III fla Gi5 4.
AeufTszes any bilious natter IA, flfs stomach al
No.. fH
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Weekly Bank staten ent ending Saturday

New York March Il. Increase in loans. 1854.
coo; Increase il circulation, SIS 000 Decrease iE
Dcersasein Specie $4,000 net Deposits SGl2,>
OO0
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1S~Se-S have in possession the certificate of a 70
spectacle citizen, teJuing that he entirely cured Of this
dreadful disease by using BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BITTEGs
We shall pleasure in showing the any person
douhting this statement. mht3-dEwIw.
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FEyHE fine passenger steamer HAMlLTON
- Master, VIII leave above, ", lnesday sIsiES5s
March lGlh, at 5o'clOck, N. SIS
mis-lJ II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
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Regular Nashville and Memphis WEEKLY
Packet.
EREs p mo Az. CAIRO AND mEAEPEEIS.

ysyHE splendid packet J. C. CLINE, FLLIoTT, -
Master will leave above, Tuesday, lie LIZ p
18Th inst. at clock, z. NJ. The Cline is the only $50
DO Memphis trade For freight passage, apply
board or A. l.. DAVIS. Ageas
mht5 A. HAMILTON.
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T0yLOTTSVTILEa ann CINCINNATI

TFyIlE Light draught regular packet steamer TEN 49,
PEST. D. q. PARE, Master, will leave IS above s1lFa
and all intermediate landings, " ,dpeslay the 10Th So
O'Clock, For freight passage apply board
mhIj-2t ii. A. HARRISON, AGENT
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICH EST EAEBEM
EVER


Worn by Kings or EmPerOrs
what! WAY Beautiful Head OF Rair.
BECAUSE Il the God Himself uTOri9ed for all
Beaier although the may bloom ever
teeth pearls the bead bersft covering
the hair be suar,e hriyee, harsh Dry worse still
Wood Hair Restorative Il used three week. viii
restore ard permanently to alt, snch eaI
the following and judge The writer the celebrated Pianist,
DR. wo6D:- NEW York, April 70. 1853.
Dear Sr-perut 70 express you the obligations an
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becoming gray, Ia tap0n the application % 'a sslol.
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agreeable. IN, dear sir, yours truly,
''Drych ar GwyIiedyct."
welsh Newspaper office, l3 Nassau st April T. 1859.
PRov. @ J. WOUD: Dear SirSUme month six weeks ago
rece7ei bottle your Restorative and gave it ny w
who CONCLUDED to try it on her hair lt hiDEinq at ne ti
that would restore the gray hair to its Original color but 10 her
as we'll as my surprise alter few weeks trial it has performed
that wonderful elect turning gray hairs to dark brown
at the time Identifying and thckenng the hair strongly
recommend e Restorative = persons want OF such
cangeh Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
NEw YORK, July p. Is57.
PKoT. o. j. WooD: with confidence I recommend your
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Since using your Re torave my whkers which
almost white have gradually dark and feel
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natural color 1t also has relieved Of all daniruf
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PROP wooDAboat two years ago my hair commenced falling
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the large holds quart forty per cent in proportion and
O. j. W00D&CC Pruprie;ors 32 Broadway, New York lin
the great Wire Railing Esabihmen and IA Market St.,
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Q. y. wHITE
o y II FL O.


Hoist, hosti our dag hsaTen's breeze,
Let every fold h0at high,
Unfold its banner everyEhers,
Beneath the western sky
In var, let every stripe 20 forth,
Borns by tis pztriot's hand
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Ger moor and hill and strand.
In peace guard we'll the sacred boon,
Bequeathcd BY patriots blood.
For on twas In ircsdom's cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist, hoist flag to heaven breeze,
Let every fold hOaf high
UufuT its hammer eseryEhers,
Beneath the western SKY.
Hoist. hoist. our flag in Art's great reign,
Let every float higher.
Cp with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spre.
Let fenne scans every where
Let every state around.
Know where type Of nature . made,
Where every type is found.
Above Art GGEisry,
Our couHiry's standard wave,
And underneath il folds preside,
The heautful-ths brave
The child--the Observation-Disclosures
The warrior without strife.
Rests here, In sweetest p0rtraitura
With every charm but Lie
Then raise bannsrto the sky
Let every star bear news,
That types a the frt GnlZe-V,
Are male by @. @. HUGHES,
fsblj-d&WtL Corner % COllegs and Unon sts.
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DISSOLUTION.

DRSSGEBEEON.
FEvHE partnership existing between the uudesgrcd as sck
ler Ellis x CO dissolved 3lst Of December Ist
~ The the other partners IN
- purchased by Thomas EaAu who assumed the
Liabilities # iGn, and is alone authorized "a sig, in IGuda.
ion. THOMAS EAKIN,
LESLIE ELL
febIG. SAM. \. srRIGKLER
The NOES books and accounts will remain at old stand
now All sy, bson Col in charge Of A. Adams Tor set
Element those in will call and Immediate
payment, AS longer indulgence cannot be given
febl6-lm. THOMAS RAKIN.
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COmmERCIAL.
Nashville markets, March ~.

COTTON There was very little business done 70 day. We
heard Of the sale of but 43 bales follows - s, at
&C. lat e5zc, at 1900 at 1865, ! at IOs8c.
We quote the market firm as follows
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PROCLAMATION.

ESHAM G. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee To
all who shall these presentsGeeling Whereas, it has
been made that certain LEWIS F. MORROW,
CHARGED with having committed foul snd murder on
the 18Th day January, 1893, upon the body Charles
Chandler county Of Tpon has fed from justice
is now running at large.
Now therefore, /. Isham Harris, Governor aforesaid by
virtue Of the power authority vested do hereby offer
reward of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars TO aIy person or per
sons may appreheud the said Lewis F. Morrow deliver
him sheriff JalOr Of county Of TPon IN order that
iustice in that behsH may be hadand executed
- In testimony whereof, have hereuno set my hand
9sE,I{ and caused to ceu az
- Nashville, the day Of March, ls59.
ISuAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. f. r. Ray, Secretary of State
DFsRIriuN lie is about As years weighs
asut 100 pounds has dark brown hair, heavy uctr
both iuers with gray, black eyes with defect D e
eved 10 be his left has large Roman nose
head is said 20 have relations Ntshvi lie LOUIS Mo-
carriage ~ trale, plays the Eddie we'll very
teuuerate. Inarca9- l3t& vat.
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,. W, R. O. HUTEAKER
GRESHAM & FIUEFAkER,
Csucocssors to Smith, Love& Coz
WHOLESALE GEOCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
- SOUTH MAEEkr sTEuET.
Nashville, Tennessee,
IT 81 pay Cash for all Articles Of Produce,lI
-itW&Wly
yEyE are nov in receipt Of large assorted stock
~ Groceries, Liquors, &c, which attention
OF me trads:
go hhds louisiana 100 bals Bait crashd aud Pow't
30 boxes Loaf lOO bols 81 Louis do do
500 bags New Orleans Rio;
ljl d. Choice Baltimore.
MOtaSSCs.
Is barrels Choice Reboiled;
90 n do do do
Liquors.
.u1 barrels Pixies, Deans aad thenarh's Whistles;
Do Bourbon, Rye Monougshe and smiths Olds'Re'
Whisky;
300 do Country made, Lincoln Robertson, &c.i
- pigs Domestic Brandy
- pkgs French do
IS 10 Ginger, Blaekberry and Cherry do
10 do Holland Gin:
casks Port Wine;
20 bbIs sweet Malaga Wine;
pkgs Ola Jamaica Rum;
SundTieS,
zoe SoT Star Candles 1oo "a s sss Tobacco all grades
$50 ar do do DO 30 chests Green and Black Tea
Also good assortment Pepper Spice, Ginger soda, &c
wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit.
Oct9-dtw&Wly GRISHAM * HUFFAKEBs
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II weare authorized the Hon. JoHv v WRIGHT
as candidate Congress from Seventh
cressiousl Dist.ict. Imhl.