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AARON sTRETCH.
AND RETAILTf1
RRUG GIsT.

II kS U u - > It,
/ cOREEB or COLLEGE AgD URyOY STREETS.
STRETCH. has just returnedfom the Eas. vii laryc
"A and superior assortment f ihe ooaing articles, together
with ohess pernins 10 the Drug Rus2ess, which he
teraed articles. which purchased direct from hand
poers IT, Ladies esecal requested to call
sisng in part Of the following, viz
Otto Rose in fine cut vias,
s. Extract Kiss-ae-Q Quickly;
do Rondeet something and very fine;
All the Frangipani preparations,
Tooth brushes with ali the new patterEs
VAR % alargs VMi iety
s- Erasive Soap, fer extracting grease;
All Of Aubin's fine Ex'denuine Musk Soap;
Babjn's Rose SOAP; Brown Windsor Soap,
Oriental Drops; Lows Genuine Honey Soap;
IaTina Cologne: Glyeerine and CamPhor do.
Zine Toilet Bottles; Wash Balls;
Fine Toilet Powders Fig Pastesnd Gr-z Drops;
Tooth Soap; 9uube Paste, &c.
DRUSRES.--A large stock IF shoe, Paint varnish and
ID Artist Brushes, Just received and :or saie'low By
VACCINE MATTER.
good supply of fresh and reliable Vaccine Mat
cts2 Corner College and Union streets
ENINE TEAs.--Just received from large IsapoTes Of
Teas, good assortment Of Imperial, eunpowdeT, Solong
and Black Teas for sale by the large small quantity by
SKRlNGES.--L stock Of Synges, entirely new
- Psrns lust received aud for sale by A.sTRETCH.
7. 3. RAlss, J. X BROWN
RAENES & BROWN
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIFTIONISTs,
-sLE NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE,
complete assortment Of English and American Chemicals
n and unaultraed Drugs fresh and genuine Extracts
select powders, etc, always on hand
FLAVORLNG EXTRACTS, ETC.
Lemon, Rose, Vanilla Pine Strawberry Celery Almond
Raspberry Peach and Orange Extracts Tor davoag Best Be
mua Arrow Root Isngass Gloves, utnegs Cinnamon
RAINS Il BROWNS
Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE and we'll Fresh Seed just received
"A from the following we'll known seedsmen. They will be
orea and ready for sale on MONDAY next January 81.
D. LANDRETH & SON,
Philadelphia, Pa.
10000 paper assorted Seeds;
toarrTe Seeds the character
well known they need word Of recommendation from
JOHNSON, ROBINS &CO.,
Propriefors Of The American Seed GardeHs
WHheTSfeld, Conn.,
300 dozen assorted from this ho1se
New England.
Their given fu satisfaction and many are so we'll
pleased with the superior quality of vegetables produced from
them that they will have other Among their Seeds will be
found some Varieties not heretofore brought here.
RISLENs
Ffedon,a Neo York
9Ee supply from this house. put boxes containing 20O
papers. assorted, to suit the country trade
These seeds equal any in the market and prefer
them from having been grown so far EOrth.
We have ass large supply of Beans and Peas by the gasn
SHAKER SEEDS.
From their Gardens South URiOn RV.
We always keep supply these Seeds, they many
friends who prefer them TO the Northern growth.
6ardners families supplies had
better send in their orders before assortment broken.
ja2 RAINS & BROWN.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES Please
money the Tickets ordered on
receipt Of which they Il k forwarded BY mall Purchasers
have tickets ending in ngurs they may designate.
The List of Drawn and Prizes be sent
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please their signatures pain and
give their Pest Office, County and State
Remember thate every Prize is drawn payable in full
withoutdeiucton
All prizes Of 81 OOo and under, paid Immediately alsf
the arawngOter prizes at the thirty Jays
Notice 20 Correspond efts-Those who prefer not
sending money BY mail. the ADAMS ENPRESS CfM
PANY, whereby money for Tickets Of Ten Dollars, ande
upwards le at rk and spesS from city
town where they have oce. The money AID order nusS
BE- eiclosed in 6cceaneR Post O6iee eHp1 Aqreefs,
or the Express Company csnuOt receive them
al communications strictly confdentiai.
Orders for Tickets Certificates Matt Express 10 be d
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PLOySI PLOWsI! PLOYySI!I

PLOWSI PLOWS!! PLOwS!!!
VNTE will keep constantly hand full assortment Of plows
Wv Manufactured at the Tennessee PIOyy EactO.
ry Farmers would do well give call before purchasing
sell them good steel p0B has been offered
for sale in this city, from to twenty per cent less than
have been payingf the same quality Of pisEs
p & c. ANDERSON,
feb6-d 30 and s. corner Broad and College streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
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Magnificent Scheme!
tSo koE Ri TIGEFPs s HALVES QUAnrrSs SIOc %

Circular showing the plan Of the Let
tcrfes will be sent tO any one desirOus Os
receiving tt.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES Willie sold at
the following rates, which Ia the risk;
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 whole Tickets, $50
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4GRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
CUNN ING IL 4 M d CO.,
NO. 6, College street, near Church,
In.rEIIn rE,n.a

VE7 have opened extensive Seed and Agricultural Sore
Nv shall devote exclusive Attention this branch
the business purchasers rely being supplied with
Fresh Seeds, and the approved kinds Of implements
and machines Our Garien Seeds d. LandTeh Sons
House, growth 1853;
lected care and germinate.
SEEDS.
Glover. Timothy clean and stripped Blue Grass Orchard Grass
Grass, Miller, Hungarian Grass Musquit Usage Orange
Perennial, Grass full Of Gsrden
by pound paper. jau22 On CUNNINGHAM a CO.
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IkvID1Ss ANngEsos, CHURCH ANDERSON,
Lebanon, Tenn. Hashrille. Tenn.
II. & G. ANDERSON,
WHOLESALE GE0cgEs PRopscE ASD
OMMEsSEON MERCHANTS,
BRANDIEs, WINES, WHISKY, &C.,

BRANDlES5 WINES WIAAShAB Ac',
ALSO,
Dealers in Bacon. Lard and Country Pro-
duce, of Every Description,
CsrRer Of college aud B,odS sfs.,
TAsHVILLE, TENNESS
VETB receipt large we'll assorted stock Of
Wv Groceries, Liquors, &c to which invite the attention
( the trade
SUGARS. lGO boxes Chewing Tobacco, all
1Oe hhds Louisiana sugar all grades Va brands,
grades, 1864 kegs White Lead, 81
81 bbs " z. and Baltimore 10 do Shot, all sizes,
Crushed Sugar. 90 do Bar Lead,
S5 Shls Leaf and Powder Is do Mason Blacking,
ed Sugar, ) ObaGs fne SALT
COFFEE 100 ibis Kanawha salt,
100 chOcs Baltimore Coffee, Is quart tasks,
$50 bags choice New Orleans I2l pint and J pint eskS,
Coffee 100 kegs Nails, assOrced sizes,
NOLASSES. Liquors..
40 balls eboed Molasses 50 bbs Smiths Reserved
so = bbls choice Reboiled do Whisky,
60 kegs Golden Syrup. 65 bhls o Bourbon Whisky,
SUNDRlES. IS do cid Rye Whisky.
900 boxes Star Candles, 2J de do Monongahela do
100 do TalloE do 800 DO Pixies ManBOla de
l25 do BA; Soap, 800 do Tenn pnre white de
$50 do Grsund Pepper, - do NeWsom's do
50 dc do Spice, 60 do old Fort andCorn do
35 do do Genger, b do old Port aud Malaga
05 do sup Carb Soda, Wines,
65 do Indigo, all sizes, e bills AN Gin,
1l9 casks Carb Soda, ! do Holland de
de Madder y 10 old Cognac Brandy,
Is DO spice, a5 baskets Champagne Wine,
" tierces Rice, $50 bbl Cider Vinegar.
l6O dCz Painted Buckets. Ii0 doz BTooms,
35 do WashbOards, 2000OO assorted Cigars,
81 nests Tubs, 30 boxes Smoking Tobao0s
Together With many other articles such usually kept in
the Grocery line
feS-6H Pa c. ANDERSON
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A story is told Of lady wit Who dned at the Pre-
sedents the ether day, and was 5, ated at the able
betHeen a certain Representative from I, nnssses
and tie Hon. Mr.. R1fhn Of North Carolina ..HoW
you getting 90, my dear madam :" asked the
jolly bachelor OF the White House. ..Wel as could
be expected, with Savage on one side and
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A Rare Chance for EEiEleFs and
Capitalists.

FENHE underSigncd offers ior sale his EaI-
liable extensive Merchant FIGURING Mills known the
''Ueyeand Steam Mills located at Cleyeland Esst Tennessee.
These Mills have in successful operation for the
years. favorabiy among -four dealers
mers Tennes, Georgia and Alabama The Mills capable
turning barrels every q hours having
French Burr Eok, Wheat and
by superior engine 50 horse power. The Mill and
fixtures all in perfect order and every thing pertaining
MERCHANT FIGURING MILL
will he found complete pine wood worth
81 % % j 50, delivered At the mill.
Cleveland considered the best point in East Tennessee
Milling business enjoying large local trade Duck
Copper Mines aud the surrounding country,
point In Tennessee buy Corn and Wheat.
Persons wishing Information, viii please address
signed Atlanta, GA apply 70 H. B. Day, the
Mills. iW. G PETERS,
fets-dlm. AtIsnts, g. j
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TsHAA O. HARRIS, Governor Of Stats of rssnessss To
all who shall these presents-Grsetng Whereas has
been made known 10 that person unknoHn. dIs
commit foul and arOcous murder the % day Fehny
1861 the hocy OF Georss Miller Backing iouse f
the Branch 0f the Uni0n Bsnk O Tenneee Jacson
county Of Madison aad robbed d BAnk 81 s3
Nov, therefore, I, ISAM O. HARRIS, Governor as af5sd
BY virtue ef the PeSer ard authority vested, DO hey
fer a reward 0f rive Hundred Dollars to ary uersoa
for the apprehension Of said the aevey
Of him to the Sheriff Or Jaior Of county sf Madison
der that jastics in that behalf be dors-
(-l In testimony Theresf have heeunts set ny hana
lEAL} and caused tbs
t~-) ace IN Nashville his lah of aa ,, A. (. .
ls5s. ISHAM g. uARRIS.
By the GoVern0E.
). q Ray, Secretary Of State. 'ebi2-dlt&sat
The Memphis Appeal espy ree times and 10 S.
Fetar az Sfafe
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TTyHE Dsn0crasic Asrtd pablzhed b. Ncholsoa q
Horssy, Columbia, Tsnnszss il frst adFartsIa
men, and advertisements Hl Be Inserted promptly ana -
reasonable teTma
Orders len Esi0a aad 4aerioaa omcs fsr he Hts
gill attended 70 Vc y; aidfess Pub izhers
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.
ROCA,S BALSAm FOR PULMONARY AND
rEIasE,I, s CO... El.ClnN


EENHE public put possession
ordinary remedies what
sered incurable disease being Outward ApPlica
sO the action which seemingly miraculous, its
having Of those attributes which make the
compounds in general use
pamphlet containing directions letters from distinguished
and well known individuals, and other documentary evidences,
will accompany the remedy
Rees having be the agent for the sale
this Baisam the price reuced. only obtained
Of the proprietor by letter directed to &C. A OCA, box O P.
O Philadeplid, Penn. nov3U-d6m
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
BALTImORE AND OHIO

WlNIEh
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
20 go:
HAELROAD. t1-
Great National Route.
TTyERmENATES AT WASHINGTON AND
the East, and Wheeling, BenTOOd and Park
eTsburg the West AZ which places uns vita Railroads
Steamers, &C., for and from all points In the
West, Southwest and NOrthsWeSt'
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1890 P. NJ 1910 A. n
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore Philadelphia,
New Ysrk and Boston, the cost Of ticket 70 Boston Alone ~
ether lines.
Time quick and fare as low as via other Roue.
Inquire for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, al
the principal Railroad Offices in the West .
E. y. FULLER, Gent Western Agent
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
WI Smith. Haster Transportation. decs
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NTERSHAL,S NOFICE.-NeEnnis7 : Co. - tss
INk Steamboat DeaRareBy virtue sf Warrant of
Issued IRON tins District Court in and fer The Ms Dstrct
Tennessee in the above directing laresi said
boat DeaEare her machinery boss, tae apparel faTi
tnre, and under cieF OF the un. a. Humphreys, judge
Of the said Court Jssss B. Clemerts, Magsl Court
dc hereby puhiea0n Of the arrest u nd
seemnOst her machinery boats tsckle, prel and furniture
and cite all persons in general who have pretend 10 ~
right title Interest harein 70 appear before TIE ssd Jad1s
the aid District Court a he o. sid Court
Capitol at Nashville the 18th day Of February e59 -
dag, else the court day following 10 oock In
forenoon. tore unto TIE sd fents. aeause q
contract civil and maritime and further 10 Do and
this behalf Justice shall appertsn- Ths day "a
Fuary, is5o ,. ,. CLEMESTs,C e s. Marshal for he
febi0-dtd Sdae Dssiriot a rennessee
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B E N. M, o e l. q CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AUCTION AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQCOIsS, CT.
CARS, TOBACCO, AND ALL DESCRIP-
TIONS OF COUNTRY PR0DECE,
No. Market street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
TAvE and for sale full stock of Groceries
Cigars, lo6Gcoo, Liquors. and wish to purchase the fol-
lowing articles OF Produce;
Corn, Lard and BacOn---We will pny the highest
market price price in CASH for all offered.
jsI4, SO BEN. N. NOEL & CO.
nATS.---lOOO9 bushels good sound Oats
- fjaI4 5ql BEN. NJ NOEL & co.
CREEN APPLES. 900 bushels good green Apples
W in barrels or loose ljal4i BEN NJ. NOEL & co.
nREED ERUIT,---lOOOO bushels dried Apples and
II Peaches. jal4l4- BEN VI. NOEL co.
HNLAX SEED.---3,J ,JOj bushels Flax Seed wanted imme
81 diately. jaI4 BEN. NJ. NOEL & CO.
NTILLET SEED.---5,OOO bushel good clean Millet
lfa Seed. [ja4 BEN. n NOEL CO,
EEGGS.---l0O,OOO Eggs for Packing.
ENEATHERS, BEESWAX, AND GINSENG.
We will pay the highest market price in C for all that
Is offered. IjaRl4 so BEN, N NOEL co.
NOHN? CORN ~ We want to purchase Immediately
$1,000 bushels good chansble Corn either in sacks
loose. ijal4 80 BEN. NJ. NOEL co.
nEA NUTS. COO bushels Pea Nuts 10 order.
[jal4, 59l BEN NJ NOEL & co.
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND GAHTEnS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOEE RAMAGE, AZ College Street,
receiving large and excellent stock Of LADIES'
and Gents wear; and for Mlss- Bcys and Children. Ri
cents sup Calf Stitched. and Pump Sole Boots; E4
d0 French Patent Leather and sfCouEress CATERS.
do do Patent and Calf si . nd Red Top DO
do Black Cashmere and Pruunels %
do English Lasting and Freaeh Calf Kid Ties;
90 Buckskih n o. do
do Calf Englkh Stitched Down Pump Shoes;
do Lasting 0xfords and Dress %
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco Oxfords;
do Calf Union half Caters.
FOR LADIES'
Ladies Rrench Lasting Congress GsieTs with and without be
do do do Lace de Do d. DO
Go do Kid Ce-gress Boot DO
DO Glove DO do do 90 %
do French do Slippers trimmed Do
White Satin md KID Slippers d
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin solsdo Do -
do Black and Brown Caters DO DO Do
do Black KiG & Bronzed Slippers do do Nie
do Lasting Caters Plain kTippddo % d
CkfGLDREN New BrOnzsd Heel slippers; Black sad Co.
ored Lasting CATERS Boots and shoes leaaui assoftH7at
BOYSS and Youths Oxford Ties, Oongess Gatsss Psns
Leather and Caf Shoes, Satin Ties ETC., Gall
college Street. JOHN kAAAdh-
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IPConsuners depsad upon gsftRg paTe article Wien
they buy the Yaes Whisky, as il Is sold By he boe only
WM r. DAILY,
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fAeiff or THIS RokDHHOw RQSAL Il TEE coUSTKY
THREE THROUGH

r. s
rHK oAPAc1rr or raI. 81. ) : - - = = :,
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LADIES' FINE SHOES.
Additional Supplies.
Eadnes' Congress Kid Hceled Kossuth Rooiss
40 Eutioned do do Boots.
d White Satin Slippers;
do Congress and Lace Winter dalters,
Misses Kid Heeel Welt Boots
do Goat 90 do do Eco a.
'Uss ssess S. : : ~ '4 JOHN RAMAan.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
Car &M

follows:
Lave Galatip, SAN. Leave GaIlAtin M
Arrive Edgeheld, 10 do Arrive Edgeheldi dS
Leave de IL dc Leave dc SD ds
Arrive GVatn P NJ. Arrive Gallztl $50 de
The train leaving Edgehed at II A NJ connects at Gsllan
with Mail for Louisville HarsVe and Carthage Only
.ctf7-tf R. MACLEOD, surt.
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EhEsA AAsnAh AS
TOIHN HANAGE. Ne. 42 College streefi a
- opening 10 dsy, additional sepTlies of
Lldes, Kid thick sole boots, sth aat Eilhou heeil,
Ladies', +" pnmP ..
Misses Goat heel hoots thick sole,
Chdren's Calf heel Z - =
RAS.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-21

- TRIAL OF TIE STEAM ENTHUSIASTICALLY
afternoon the, steam engine brought here on
Friday WAS ltrieiat The Market street cross.
ing of the canal. Steam was got up ia nine
lmlnnies, and various sized streams thrown
Tor about an hour. The last throwing was
With ! inch nozzle, reaching 232 feet.
With two l inch streams il threw abont so,
feet. The throwing was very, fine, being
both heavier by one fourth, and farther by
some ten or twenty feet than that done by
l-attIs engine. We have never seen So
splendid a'streani as the I inch, at the high
est power of the engine. If it could have
been used at the planning mill fire il would
have saved half the cost of the engine at
least. This machine weighs 1000 pounds
less than Latta's, costs 81, 900 less, but takes
just twice as long to get up steam. 1t can
be run either by hand or horses. Its maker
claims that it is durable and staunch, and
capable of doing any work for any length
OF time. 1t certainly presents very favora-
BILE claims TO attention. Indianapolis Jour
nal of Monday. .........,f .-t 90 ,