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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-06-17
The ALUMNI SOCIETY OF THE


h,r UNIVERSITY.
/ a. ANNUAL SESSION o. the Society OF Alumni, OF
- ih'Tessiy of virginia. will commence in the Chapel
Ase',i'y, a; o'clock OF Monday evening, June2I
sock Of Tuesday morning, June 2sth, the Socie-
Ia "ra'ion will he delivered by Mr.. Lewis VI. Cole
. Hanover, Va
ap.s 0. The state will please give the above notice
non n :he!r columns JSO. L. COCHRAN,
80 Secretary Society of Alumni
]aOfESSORSHIP OF MODERN LAM
'.AGkS-0u the SEVENTH OF JULY the Trustees
- PF 1ysor 10 the chair OF Modern Languages and
We u Eichmond College He will be expected 20
Ia Instruction in the modern languages usually
4 specially the Preach aud German, and TO occupy
..a' i,iy with the classes. The session will begin
sc October, and continue nine months. Tes'i-
IS 1Ay .. seu, or applications made in person to
| .F-eti 10. EYLAND. Richmond. Va.
IN NTED.-A Clegyman and married man, Who has
"a '-,eral years experience 10 teaching, "a sradu-
e Q: The best European Cniversties,> desirous OF
20 IL pre.en: location, wishes Classical School
.s Seminary Of a high grade Location, South or
N' be-, references given. Address,
| BETA,
I"'-ccs Office Of the Richmond Enquirer.
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80 Teeth. ........ i. IS Teeth. u
Fer testimony the value Of this inlemeEt call at'en
ton TO the following letter
'EEINEip, April 9th, 1857.
"Mr. H. NJ SNilH-Sr: have received yonr note asking
wha; think OF your wheat cleaners, after trial .! The
three purchased Of you last wear.
II do not hesitate to say that the Cleaner Is simple d
rahlr and most effective implement and that the three
urcha you last year saved At least ten times their
cost CLEANED wheat, which, Sithou, 'acn woud have
been lost - - ~ <,
very respectfully. PHILIP ST GEORGE C0Ckh
sSS- Wnr,ious. H. Main street. II. NJ. SMITH
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ExECUTOK,S NOTICE.

I TIE CREDITORS 0F GEORGE ". PuLLIAM, DE-
CsAsED-i I-r.ons having claims against the late
-;- puiaE. J- deceased viii please present them,
= lli.-aica;er. 20 me- for settlement.
{. &. GRlSW0LD, Executor
Of Geo. W. Puiam, decd.
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-, ,,,,r.,YS NM PRINrERS


,,,Iv s.'rh-r. beg leave to call attention To their
| sr1CK Or PRINTING TirES. ORNAMENTS, BOR-
!, prrs.yS &C. &C., large supply OF which they keep
lily o., arI a, their Type AMI Stereotype Foundry,
"a nj. a,.or;nen, Of AZ Article. required in
:. .--. a4.:e iacrt.ns
CAsES CiI,SES GALLEfs. Sc,
uh,h sr warrau. .luala every respect 10 any man
"a !. this country, tad which We will sell on the
' ;efnis yL siN months credit FOR approved negotiable
. :. ,ri,u per cen; i,coua: for Cash o'd Type taken
f5r ncS the customary price II ni:e cents l'er
- h iy-.ri within "a day> from tim. Of purchase,
....;E.r.. * cents per pound.
wM HAGAR, JR & co.
=, r,i,-...aed AGE>r VIRGINIA for ia. above Well
:, establishment can supply the trade with every de.
-,.-.a .. PR.STi>G Mi:.EAL>, ~ the manufacturers
:, .ad on The sane liberal terms.
a,ss. printed the "HlcuYoXD ENQriRsE' for upwards
- y,a, W;h type an. other materials purchased from
49, HAdAE Co am induced 20 recommend materials
! : ib-ir establishment: iu preference 20 Others.
,,a Book, will be furnished to the trade, and such
K, ). nay De seet ed will Ice forwarded with despatch
WM. B. ALLEGRE.
v.,AT "Enacirsr" o'hce. Richmond. Va.
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A MOST DEslKAnLE, sTBTEBAS s, lsA he

SlDENCE AND SMALL MARKET FARM FOR SALE
FuE subscriber Offers his beautiful place on Grove street,
for sale. II contains - acres, In fine state OF cn
vaiion The House is Italian Villa, rew good size and
heavily ornaen,e. There Is large new Barn. Carriage
house and other convenient oubuidinns; also, hr5e
Orchard Of choice fruits Of various kinds
Tue location is perfectly healthy, and TO persons doing
business in Richmond wishing to reside near the city,
offers AN iniuc-,nen, rarely to be met with,
For terms &c, apply AZ the corner vi Main and First
streets dariag hu>in-. h"ur- AT my Residence on the
PREMISE T.. :. SQUIRE.
April i.-e,f
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ROYAL FAMILY OF EEGLhED

The following list show, ;hc na!nt- and times
Of birth Of each Of the Royal Family of Eng.
l,nl
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NJ; q X. T.; TREDWAx,
WILL regularly all the Courts Of Pttsylvans and
w Franklin counties, and also the Quarterly and supe-
Yior Courts Of the county Of Henry.
~ Address, Fusylvania G. H., Va. Feb '-aY
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v E-for any further particulars. apply TO T. Is. Mon
iague a, Shackrord's T.. D.; Alex Dudley. at King
Queen Courthouse, L. F. Sears at Plain View, who wi!
iake pleasnrs In shnwn. III. farm. June lN-c6t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-05
From the Philadelphia North American
Death of Robert walsh.

Letters by the Canada bring us intelligence
of the decease of this weli-known gentleman,
at his residence. in Paris, on the 7th ult.
His desease was dyptheria- Until within a
very brief period of his death Mr.. Walsh con-
timed Lis active habits, rising at five in the
morning, and devoting the day to literary
labors. The following passage relative to the
sad event win be read with interest
have just been compelled to turn for a
short hour from the tumult of surrounding
events and political discussions to their last
resting-place the remains of an old and re-
spected friend, once a well-known and not
undsiingushed inhabitsnt of your own city.
Robert Walsh. formerly Consul General for
the United States at this capital, expired on
Monday last, at his residence in the Faubourg
St Honore. and his body this morning was
carried to the Church of St. Philippe to re-
ceive the last rites of the Romish Church, of
which he was a member. am not myself
acquainted with all the particulars of Mr.
Walsh's career in the United States but l
have always understood that his native eoun-
try stands indebted to his talents and intel
lectual energy fer the very foundation of lit
erary journalism. | mean of that class of
newspapers and public writers whose aim and
business it is not merely to chronicle events,
but TO seek to lead. elevate and instruct their
fellow-men, by the instrumentality of press
whose noblest privilege it is to be in the van
of civilization and progress.
In Paris. almost his adopted country, for a
period of % years Mr.. Walsh has occupied a
distinguished position in political society.
and. has enjoyed the familiarity of great num-
bers of eminent Frenchmen. He was at
once one of the Oldest resident Americans in
this city, and the most generally known and
intimate in French circles. For many years
his kindness, urbanity. intelligence and keen
enjoyment of conversational and social
pleasure caused his saloon to be the rendez-
vous of all that was most celebrated both of
his own countrymen and of the country he
had chosen for his retreat. He died at the
ripe age of 76 years, having retained his in
tellectual powers undminished to the last.
What is still more consolitory to the many
friends he has left behind him is, that his last
end was peaceful, tranquil. voluntary it may
be said. i'll an unusual degree, so that feeling
his time to have been accomplished, and
weary with the length of his pilgrimage, he
literally feel asleep.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-05
BLOODY ARRAY at RawsviiIe.

Some months ago difficulty occurred at a
political meeting near Cloverport between
Mr.. Cicero Maxwell, of Hartford, XIV.
Prosecuting Attorney of his District, and Mr.
Thomas S. Lowe, formerly of this city, and
for the last three or four years merchant OF
Haw"sville in this State. After the occur
renee of the difficulty. Mr. Lowe sent a note
to Mr. Maxwell by the hands of friend. but
Mr.. NJ, declined receiving it. Tfereupon
some belligerent demonstrations were made
in the streets ofCloverport, but no encounter
took place.
Subsequently Mr.. Lowe declared publicly
or at least openly that he would horse-whip
Mr.. Maxwell at sight An attempt was
made by mutual friend, of high character,
to bring about an adjustment of the quarrel,
but the effort failed, and Mr.. loves threat
OF personal violence was renewed in writing
Mr.. MaXwell's duties as Prosecuting Attor-
ney required him to attend the Court which
met on Monday last at Hawesville, the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Lowe, end of course it was ex
pected that the two gentlemen would then
meet. Much anxiety was felt by their friends.
and another effort was made for the adjust
ment of the difficulty; but, although we have
reason to know that both Mr.. Lowe and Mr..
Maxwell were DESTROYS that there should be
an adjustment, none was effected.
Naturally great many persons assembled
at hd"es'llle on MOnudy, IN anticipation OF
an ARRAY, and some probably with a thought
of taking part in it. Certainly, vast num-
Der in the town were armed. Matters came
to crisis on Tuesday
According to the statement made to us Mr.
Maxwell on Tuesday was making speech
at the Court House in Hawesvlle. Mr. Lowe
at the door, denounced him aloud
as poltroon. and made another remark
much more hard to bear. Mr.. Maxwell fired
at him, Lowe returned the fire, and then
in rapid succession, more than a hundred
shots with pistols and guns were fired nearly
or quite all of them at Lowe. Maxwell, who
was unhurt, desisted after his first fire. John
friend of Lowe, was instantly
killed. being shot through the head and arm.
but we are not informed whether he fired or
not. Mr.. Miller, friend of Maxwell. was
shot through the thigh. Lowe was shot in
the thigh and had the thumb of his right
band shit of, aud his clothes, including his
shirt, were entirely riddled. Lowe retreated
to the house of Mrs. Smart, and we presume
that most of the shots fired at him were fred
Turing his retreat. He was afterwards taken
% the Jail, and strong guard was placed
around it to prevent him from being lynched
~ the pOpulace.-LOu. Journal.
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A Greas Medicine for remale..

Hundreds of stimniants have been Invented and
said purportng 10 be specific Ia the various diseases
and arrangements q which The aelicaie form &C 40.
render her suejset me resust sf All these sssu-
ulaDts has been iBfart maentary activity g. the
nsrvoas systsm and false igoF b the muscles bns
this reiies has beea sacoeeded by depression Aad
prossFaton greater than before and the Fepeaied al
temps Of iavalis 70 euiid themselves NJ By shrss
alse remedies have anally eaded In destroying shat
ittc vital organ ls Bat IN using faza.
HssEs noIIAap Esuxzsf' sou ~sn dad 40 such d.zas.
treas results. : purely vegetables compound,
prvfArea al stEicliy seentnc principles. afisr tie
nAnaeE u fbe eeiaaratad Holland ffofessor, spr.
have uaaeg sts nnaesee esefy nesse and nascis
receives stFrugts ara FiEor, zpPeti,e and slssp
sesafa. Aaa nnalls. perfect hr.lsh sss advertise
sasss a aaosl'ss sslssaa. u-si-iw
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New Publications.
BulWer's New Novel Complete.
t. BE RY & co.
AVE JUST RECEIVED

IA vs. Just RECEIVED
WHAT WILL HE Do WITH ITS by Ps>n1Earr-s &, 4.
ToS. Novel. By Sir T. RriwER r11oN. Part.
Author Of 'My Novel," ''ILe Caxiols," ..rei.
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TIE LAND AND TIVE BOOK: or Biblical nlrstra-
tons drawn from the Manners and Customs, tbe
Scenes and the Scenery ofthe Holy Land By W
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elaborate Maps Of Palestine, accurate I1an of
Jerusalem, and ser'rai hHRdyed Eagyaripss relre-
sening the Scenery, Topography and Productions OF
the Holy land, and the Costumes Ma ners ana
Habits Of the People. Two elegant large limo.
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HISTORY or FRIEI Rich THE sFCcNn; called Fred
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THE NEW FRiEST IN CONCFITION RAY; In 2 elo-
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DeATu or HoS e A III

DEATH or HoN. Z. A. HASNEGAN.-A tele-
graphic dispatch from ST. Louis announces
the death of the Hon. E. A. HANNEGAS. FORM
erly u. 5. Senator from Indiana. and u. s.
Minister TO Prussia. Mr.. Hannegau was
finely gifted intellectually, and would have
been among the first men of the nation had
il not been for habits of intemperanee so ex-
eessive rs to ruin him politically aud person.
ally. He removed to St. Louis from Indiana,
three or four years ago, 20 practice law, aud
reforming at the time, took high rank In the
professionally. Cd,a.. Fe6. rs.
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Davidson County Convention
Saturday, April I'd, 1859.

For the nomination of candidates to
represent the county in the Senate and House
of Representatives. The several wards OF
{ the city and civil districts of the county are
requested to hold meetings, at their respective
places of voting. on SATURDAY, MARCH 18TH,
and appoint two delegates each to said con-
vention.
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oUIss @ g ARA.
% II Gov So sSa%s E sshs nPsrss f weather
my % @ = 7 s @ and % ss al s
: a s he @ss n'" gentlemen who have '~" such
'%sSa@ 4s ssHv : Nashville
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Yours very truly shelby i fsas &. sSsR9{ T
Botany Natural History IN the un
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your @ 5$ T" s e
D. Geology Chemistry in the University Of Nash
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IF Chemistry
plan
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NJ NJ Esq, Columbia, Tenn:
Febury2 th 1859
5ss S W r s s s:aeas S@s a@ Ed S Ss
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ppyn IA pk lua aonet
is hc
careful
from hrume
f tia Hst d
IN, nJoHNo HILL
@ a5 ;;@S; 5ss -4i : @ @ s
Price onIys The dscorer winsue
N dandnai
eAehiha"""r ~ Agent,
Columbia. Tenn
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ss- The work u grading upon the firs;
thirty m.les Of our railroad. is nuw Ia a very
advanced condition, aud has for the trrms nd
Gus rains OF the ptst monlh. would have been
nearly eampIetsd. Ahaal forty days Of good
weather will now hnish the woik on the
thirty miles south nom ihs Kentucky line.-
lgaFksssiks .lefasssiaa.
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es- We understand thai The grading on
The Nashville and EdgeheId railroad. from
Springfield To the junction. with our road will
probably be finished by the Let Of April
ready Tor the lEoa. By the lst u July We
bope 10 see the trains running fsom Clarke
vile 20 Nashville Cark axle .Jsfsrsoasan.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-05

E1- Tue NORTHERN BANK OF ALABAMA. In
this place, declared dividend of per cent
on lie Capital Stock on the LIST inst, out of
it, earnings Tor thel asst six months.--Hsmtsrslle
1alra.lfs
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WAsnrSaros. March 2d

Postmaster General Brown, who has been
suffering from severe attack of pneumonia.
is 10 a somewhat improved condition to-day.
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suERIrr,s SALE.

Ill virtue of venditioni exstaas 50 direct,
I'D ed, and delivered from the H0norahie Grcnr
Csart 81 ihyidsan CO.. Trnn-, ~ Its January Irrnli
1889 VIII expose - public ssis q ihc htshe-t D.
der, for sash the Ssart house yard gate Tire CIV
- Nashville, SATURDAY, TIE 5tff DAY pf
MARCH, 1899 al The right tale Ctsif inIrFest and
~hsc6 = q. Fellows thea hal, fa.s have
A1qaired ana abe fs.sYssiz fssefsl-d krss. L.
sit: Lots Ntzs- aud - ~ the fiau 81 Lets E
soath Nashville belsnSins % 3 n ir~tas Estate,
lad % "a &. Mzrscll. aad Registered the ftes
trr : nf4ce e Isevdka cealiy, IA bfsk No. II aHd
page els, sle sane beng itts tseacd - s. g. ScE
lass - 7. J. AanaseFa, e 4 n, sssy Be seen b
- eserelee deed IN Registers sae q axids.sa CO.
hssk, Ne. - lases -ez sad sS. h-inx aexied ga -
the prstsrtf - J. q trsss. ~ satisfF ~ lis a
{. lzAldwtn aa1 J. q. fcli0ss- febzsaEy =. lisa
,. 4. HiSfuS, shefta
= Iaxslsoa eonnfy,
fsbs-s6 81 = C. DRAKE. fep'y sheFin.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-05

Al surs rnzrF sloo cash. Al sunls Over slee ard
an<ieE <~oe. sky dsFa. Al sums s16e ana an
der 80, ffaT nsatha- Ali sums $50 AID unarr
$50, ave 10nlss. ~ sams ss0o aHa en6er
$3.50, 80 nuAtAs Al sans over 81 go s,Ehf
T.ne 81 - FlFe4 - sztierseaprr paper, rayzhis
site h / " feanessss ~ ashsEse
Alter.i { saeens : !. - sitsa = tlass xhe nszg
ets4 - c&sls fiess lIra< blI<z- ~
.sassas--sa TRAhLk Lucts.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-05
A BoUoUET-BY TIMRoD.

bOOQOEF-B1 III. TIMROD.
Take first a cowslp, then asphodel,
bridal rose, some snowy orange flowers:
lily next, and by its spoiless bell
Place the bright iris, darling al the showers;
Set gold nasturtums, elder blooms between.
And hearts -ease to the orChs marry swcetIy;
Then, with red pinks and slips uf evergreen.
Hou will possess-.Ill folded up dscreetly--
In one bouquet, that none save Won may known
The name love beyond all names below.
LOsT.-At the Concert few nights since.
a gentieman's coat sleeve, with an arm in il.
When last seen the owner was seated along
side of lady, but the arm tOas out Of place.
For further particulars, apply 10
CHEsTERFIELD.
SEWING MACHNEs.-A large number OF
pretty sewing machines. from sixteen years
old, up, can be seen at the Odd Fellows Hall
tonight. For further particulars apply to
their MANS
WANTED.-By young lady, whose princi-
pal fortune is good disposition. an6 fair
share OF common sense (very scarce these
times,) a partner to go into the housekeeping
business, as soon the necessary license is
p. S.-The applicant must be sober, indus
trious. and in particular, capable of taking
care of himself. Address
JULIA, through the Post Office.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-05
sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue of n pa % me directed, and deliv
I'D cred from she honorable Circuit Court 81 DAVID
county Tennessee, az lie January term, 1853 sill
expos. q public sale 20 the highest bidder. for cash
al the Court House yard IN the city OF Nashville
SATURDAY, THE Sill DAY OF MARCH. 1853, eli
the right title. claim, Interest and estate shich George
= Boil ng then had, or may have since acquired ia
and % the following described Negro Woman, named
Matilda, aged about - years, ~ black campiexion
ievicd on as the property q George = Boiling, sat
Rfy eSecutAin IN my hands IA faxor of X. {. Ban
Sy, against a. u. More, George = Boiling ard X. r.
Boiling. February ~, 1889
JAS. n. HINTON, sheriff Of Dzvidsoa
febS-td by X. BGASca. DEPUTY sLerin.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-05

CorToN.-The late news from the Court of
the Empress Eugenie has caused prices to
look up little, anticipating an advance by
the next steamer.
WHALEBONE.-There is still good demand
existing, but a decline is anticipated. The
next news from the Court of Queen VIC. is
looked for with great anxiety. Holders, how
ever are anxious sellers
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-05
CENTS WEAR.

Fine French Cloths, all colors;
:. Cassimers, pl~in add fancy;
:" black;
Sattinetts. Gray Tweeds;
Eastern JEAN, &c.
Also. Linen Pant stnff. all kinds; Mar.
saiiles vestings: Shirts; Shirt Collars; era
waits; etc.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-05
Spring and Summer Dry Goods

which we are daily receiving 10 merit a continuation
of the same. Our present stock better adapted TO
the demands of the trade than any have ever be-
fore offered. II embraces all the new and fashiona
bic designs in
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n0OYS a. SHOES,

Bregans, Congress CATERS Of every variety AID kind
1his steek . far superior ia any IL tests and
Shes thai We ever before eaerrd auction OF prl-
yate sale
ALSO,
Three hundred pairs q Al wool Haiswoal aud an
CBsien fssrpertIngs, kaggs, DOaE Mats, 50 Fl0o
Mating; alss "a fIoar oh Eleths Three thaa a. 4,
. ca gees Of Wall Paper ataak Books, Warp * pa
per- AID With undisss vsTisss q guosls ast anvn
li1ae4z
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EOR MARCH.

Frank Lesle's New Family Magazine and Gszstt
{ Fashion. Just received by
rnarehs-9 JOHN YORK on.
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A large aud very select stock OF superGne
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

made VI the best material ana trimmed IN hs..tal
style and made an Baac mbe order.
ALSO,
large and extensive stock OF mems boys and CHI
drens Fur, Cashmere and Wool Hats.
ALSO,
very large stock q Leghorn and Straw Hats Paua-
ma BATS, Palm Hats. Msses and Ladies whit aud col.
cred Flats, i've hundred ladies Fancy six Bonaets;
magnificent stock Of the abb goods.
ALSO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-05

DR.. Won Moschzisker,
0CULIST & AURIST.

Has yielded to the MOST URGENT REQUEST of some OF
the first citizens of NASHVILLE and its VICINITY
and consented to PRoLONG HIS STAY HERE Those
who need his SERVICES, and Will AT ONCE place
themselves under his will receive the FULL BEN
EFT OF HIS TREATMENT
OFFICE AT THE SAINT CLOUD HOTEL.
Office Hours from A. M. to5P.M.
mar5-dAwtf
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SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS.

Which was purchased from first hands and first class
houses IN the Eastern markets. thus enabling us 20 Of
fer them to cash and prompt time customers on yery
favorable terms and at very low prices.
Our predecessors had Yerv liberal country patron
age extended them, and promise by strict atten-
ton aud close application together with the very
vitIng stock of
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-05
BROAD CLOTHS.

large stock of black and fancy Freneh c ssi1,.res
magnificent stock OF Linen ,Drliis cottasades Dem
minis, shswbris, Narcotics Linen Duck Coaiags
French brabedeta, English do, QUEENS cioth aud
every variety OF Men and Boys wear.
ALSO,
A large stock ~ Brown nomestics ~ & Y. also
and = usDAbargs; select stock of Reac ed Ise
mesiicsl Drilllngs, blmesies, TNeeds, beaehed aud
brown Tabiecloths.
ALSO,
large and extensive stock of Hosiery Variety Goods
Yankee Notions, Gloves, Sasf-sndefs, Under Pinn.
Hoop skirts, Gold Jewelry, Umbrellas, Parasols &c
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-01
r. o CIR A TIC
COUNTY CONVENTION!

The Democracy Of each township in Harri-
son County are requested to meet at their usual
place Of holding township meetings on Satur-
day, June 18, 1859, between the hours of 4 and
a Pm. Of that day, and appoint three dele
gates to meet in County Convention in Cadiz
on Monday, June 20, 1859, at II A, NJ. for the
purpose of nominating a County Ticket, and
transacting such other business as may come
before the Convention.
The township meetings will also appoint one
delegate to meet in Senatorial Convention at
such time and place as may hereafter be agreed
upon. The township meetings will also ap-
point a Vigilance Committee of three active
W rking Democra'e, whose names they are re-
quested to send up to the County Convention.
BY ORDER.