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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-01-05

We respectfully solicit the attention of Country
Merchants, Planters and purchasers generally to
stock feeling assured of our ability to offer induce
ments unequalled by any house in the valley of Red
River. We enabled to fill complete orders for any
and every description Of goods, in quantities to suit
purchasers, thereby obvang the trouble OF having to
run all town to complete bill. Our arrange
ments are such that we will be able TO keep
full and complete at ali seasons OF the year
Orders filed at the shortest notice, and the goods
carefully and securely packed
II Every article Sold win be Guaranteed to be as
represented.
The following list embraces few of the articles
comprised in stock:
sueAR-Louisiana, Brown and Clarified, OF all quail
tiles, in hhds., bbls, half bbls., and kegs;
Havana White and Brown;
Loaf Crushed and Powdered.
MoLAssEs-Re-boiled, Sugar House, and Sirop, in
bills, half bbs. and kegs.
CoFFEE-Rio Havana Lagaayra, and old Java.
Ground, in fb packages
TEAs-Black and Green, Of every description, in
chests half chests, caddes fancy canisters, and fb
paper packages
HAMs-Superior sugar-cured and plain, OF the most
approved packers.
BAcoN-Sides, clear and ribbed common Shoulders
and Hams.
PoRK-Mess, M. o. and Bulk
BEEF-Mess, in half bbls.; smoked Tongues.
LARD-In tierces, bbls and kegs.
FLoUR-Extra St. Louis, and superdne Ohio
RIcE-Carolina and Creole.
SALr--Fine and coarse Liverpool, in sacks fine table
in small boxes.
CHEEsE-Pine Apple, Goshen, English Dairy.
SoAP-Brown, White and Fancy, of the best brands.
SrARcH-Pear Corn, and Cincinnati
CANDGEs-Star, Adamentine, Sperm, white and fancy
Wax all Of the best quality.
OILs-Lard, Sperm, Linseed, Sweet, Salad, ETC.
Indigo, Madder and other Dye-stufs.
SPIoEs-Cloves, Cassia, Cinnamon, Ginger, Nutmegs,
Mace, Alspice, etc.
Ground, in small paper packages.
PERpERs-Rlnek. CaRenne. and White:
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NE. Choa,e,s EIoanenoe.

The recent death Of the Hon. RUFUS CHoATE has
called to mind many "reminiscences. of his pOHtrs
as an advocate among which is the following from
the New York Journal Of Commerce:
At the trial of a celebrated patent case in an
Eastern city some years since, Mr. Choate's con-
eludiOg argument, which occupied a whole day In
its delivery, was heard altentiVey by one of the
largest audiences ever eranmed Into the court-To
The heads, if not the whole of bis SPEECH, were
written out in that wonderfully crooked chirog a.
ply of his, on numerous slips of paper When he
can to the end Of his last stately and electrical
sentence, the spectators, affected by the fire and
enthusiasm of the speaker, seized upon the manu-
script, tore il into shreds and distributed it among
themselves, that there was scarcely PERSON who
did not carry away a memento of the great Boston
lawyer. THIS anecdoie was related to the writer
by one Of the counsel engaged in the cause, and
there can he no doubt of lis authenticity
The word electrscaI expresses perhaps better than
any other, he leading Characteristic Of Mr. Choate
oratory. When he had reached the height and acr1e
of his passionate defamation, enc almost expected
to see the sparks fly from his person as they did
from his eyes, and his head grow luminous from
the eleetricsl fires which were playing about his
brain. More than the vigorous strength Of his
logic, his wonderful mastery Of the language and
the purity and classic severity of his STYLE did this
sympathetic power, which proceeded from his neT-
v61s system rather than from his intellect prevail
among and sweep away the emotions Of his auditors.
When the mysterious affinity once established,
nc audience could resist him, any more than an
electrical circle can resist the mysterious thrills
which shoot through the nerves and cause the eX-
tremites to culver and the example mentioned
above is but one Of many which might be giyel TO
illustrate the influences which Mr.. Cbosie exercis-
ed over men. We have seen an audience Of ten
thousand cultivated persons rise and cheer the mag
nihcence Of one Of Mr.. ETeretts sentences; but
the eloqu enee which impresses men that it puts
them for the time under the control of the speaker
makes their sympethics and emotions the mere
channel of his own and sweeps from heart to heart
in controlling current Of passion, was peculiar
power with MIR. Choaie, in which he had no rival
among his oountryme 1t is true that his oratory
was at times extravagant and perhaps inflated but
even then the severest critic could not always with
stand his eRrnestness ard fervor.
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ELECTION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL AND
REPORTER Fs,ER THE STATE.

URSUANT to instructions of the State
will CD Saturday the l day Of August ls5gopen and hold
election for Attorney General Reporter State
fill the vacancy ocsioned By the resignation of John b. T.
The following persons have been appointed Clerks and
Receivers Of votes for said election their several Wards and
Precincts Where vacancies have been left the receivers Of
votes are requested to I'LL them.
DstIetNo ISL ward Judges-G r. Jones, John Cotart,
John Realty; Receiver N. IObbs cleksJ J. Everett,
Cd Ward Judges-T J. Halle, W. II. Townsend NJ NJ
Monohan ReceiVer-W Downs; ClerksJohn II. Sloan r,
Geo. Glenn
Sd Wari. Judges-L. H. Lauisr B. s. Weller, W. L. Boyd,
ReeeiserJohn Reddick cerks-Jas. A. Mclaughlin, v b.
Holman.
Receiver. N. Alexander; clerksJas Trimbe T. Brown
5 Ward JudgesD. Y. Carter, Mason Vannoy J. p. Col.
man ReeeiVer-Canon Tucker Clerks-JOhn H. ourrey H. NJ
9th Ward. Judges-Jo Francis ThOs. W. Chiffon, V. A.
Baugh; Receiver "A W. Pyie Clerks-Wn. Minton, NJ. L.
7h Ward Judges-wm A. Davis Isaac Paul, John cOrb;t;
ReceiVer-Wm- NJ Whte CerksJohn McKeen, JOHN Tanks.
sih Ward Judges-Wm Harrison, C. H conper NJ G. Cot
ton; Receiver c. DObson cerksPatrck BlunkAl, George
district No Judges-John CorIey T. NJ Patterson. W.
C. MsMunyi Receiver-Thomas Fuqua.
District No. B. Wm. D. Philips George W. Charlton, Tnos
Mann; Receiver-wm Dohson.
District No. 4Thos D. Page. Eleaaer Hamilton, W c. DOd
District No Judses-Wm. E. Cartwright, j. K Edmond
son, J. j. D shumate. Receirer-E. G. Rowe.
District No. 6. Judges-JOel A. Battle W. H. B. Gambi
District No. Z Judges-JOhn B. Hope W. K WAR, Jas Ra
No 8. Judges-W. O. Ramsey Daniel Carmaek Jas
Rains; Recever-A. J. Ramsey
District No. o Judges-w Il. Hagans, ThOs B. Johnson
Andrew Gregory; Recever-W, r. Lucas.
District No 10. Judges-Sam Manning W. P. HardingJ NJ.
rawkins Receiver-John G. Barrow.
District No IL VIM. EimundsOn, Henry Compton, Allen
Cotton Receiver VIM. Gotten.
District No. l9 Judges-Jesse Jordan VIM. &. Watkins, J.
Joslin Receiver-Aris Brown.
District No. a. JudgesJas l. Greer H. L. PORCH SHELTON
Demoss; Receiyer-W. G. Smith.
District No Is JudgesJohn s. Prchard, Allison,
Joel Mays; Receiver-Moses Greer.
District No. l9 Judges-N. robson, A c. White S. II.
PEACH Receiverames s. Russell OerksJas. Lindsey
Trimble Brown.
District No 49, Judges--W. H. Hambln, W. B. Hudson,
| John Taylor Receiver-Jaek Gee.
Districi No, % Judges VIM @. Hall W. Dmukes Jno.
| II. Cartwright; Receiver Vim. Luton.
District No. 81 Jas Yarborough ]. w. Ballowe W. B.
| ing; Receiver D P. Lanier.
District No. %. JudgesGeo Gill, G. W. Walker Gilbert
| MARSHALL Receiyer-A'bd Shaw.
District No. %. Judges-B ?. Drake D. RaIston Lewis Will
| liams Observation-Disclosures II. Hyde.
District Judges d. Carney Thos Bysor Ed P
| Graves; Receiver Gne Garrett
| JAMES b. HINTON,
| junel7-td Sheriff OF Davidson County.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

FENRAYELLERS for the North from the South
Statas procure Tickets Charleston Savannah
Chattanooga Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington, Knoxville,
Lynch6urg Washington Atlanta, and Augusta, Louis,
Louisville Cairo Hickman Columbus, Evansville Cincinnati,
New Oeans Vickshurg Paducah Smthland Memphis
Nashville, Tennessee.
FIRST class Railroads and Steamboats,, with
an points Passengers arriving e via Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad directly without detention.
Ths the quickest and cheapest for the
West.
Regular cairo, Memphis and st. Louis Limo
Cuba and j. g. Cline.
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad and
Nashville to St. Louis in Sixty hours,
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance, Duneth Ella John Gau Tempest leave
vile cry Thursday and Tuesday, 12 o'clock,
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours, Cincinnati
Hes mar Mem p HIS New Orleans and Vicks-
burg Line OF Boats.
James Johnson Nashville, E. Howard, Joseph
inc Savage One Of these Goats viii Nashville every other
day2 noon time from Nashville to Memphis 49 hours Vcks
bnrg, five days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville arrival
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hrscass accommodation upon Boats
procured at the different points, at prices the annexed
Schedule of Rates:
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9allp anian 4 9merItan



inquiry having been made at the General Post
Once dePai tment whether those who are cOnsoien-
aeusly opposed to the transmission of letters en-
Sunday, could have their wishes respected in this
matter by directing that their letters should not be
forwarded on that day, the following comnunica-
ton has been published on the subject:
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
APPRAIsENENT OFFICE, June 20, 1859
sIR; In answer 10 yournote Of the 18th instant
have to inform yOu that if letter is placed in the
post Office with the direction upon it TO lie over on
the Sabbath, the postmaster at the mailing ofiee
would doubt respect such direction but The let
ter being once posted under enveloped to its sd-
dress, would not again be until il arrived at Ste
destination, Except when obliged to pass through
distribution offiee,) and Of course any such dirsc
ton would be Of no avail At distribution Offices.
where the mails have to be handled generally with
great dispatch, tits very doubtful whether such d.
rection would be regarded. although if not over
lOOk' it would be proper for the postmaster to obey
it.
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
HoRATIA KING
To princrtnn Nav Jarsav
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U. w. MAXEY & CO.,
A TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIN, -
SSHEET COPPER, SHEET IRON -
WARE, mARBLEIZED IRON MANTLES,
PARLOR AND CHAMBER CRATES,
COOKING STOVES, COAL AND WOOD
STOVES, STOVE PIPE, TIN WARE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
NO. 80, SOUTH MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE TENN.
re- JOB WORK DOAE TO ORDER. -ESsa
standard Keeper, of Davidson Comfy, of
weights and Measures,
AT THE STORE OF
A.. W. mAXEY & CO.
jaIa--ddl
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o U II f L A G

o u II f l. A G
Hoist, hostl flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western SKY
In war, let every stripe go forth,
Borne by tho pStriots hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its WORTH
Ger and hill and strand.
peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For ch twas won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist, hoist our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfur its banner everywhere,
Beneath the sky.
Hoist hoist, our flag in Arts great reign.
Let every star float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spre.
Let TennesSeans every where
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature 8 made.
Where every type is found.
Above Art GALLERY,
Our eOuntry's standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
The be2utiful-the brave
The child-tne neutrality-suspicious.
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest pOrtrature
With every charm but life
Then raise our bsnnerto the skyi
LeteYery star bear news,
That types AZ the ART GALLERY,
Are made by c. G. HUGHES,
fehi5-i&-tf. Corner OF College and Union
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
ID EN- ELLE IL &C.,

DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTEOEISTS,
Corner Store Of tie Eslo Tsioz and AnertcaR buildings,
Corner Of Cherry aud 3harch Streets,
NASH WILLIE, TENN ESSEEs
ESPECTFUBLY ask their old Is and customers, and
the public generally, to CALI and see them in their new es
thmen Supplied with large complete stock OF Drugs,
Medicines, Dyeuhs Fancy Goods ard all articles kept in Drug
Stores and constantly in recep Of fresh supplies of the
hey feel perfectly confident Of their ability give entire salts
acton with reference to 10th prices qualities Of their goods
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the
old arm We hope by prompt attention 20 busnessto inertia
continuance Of the
DEMOVILLE & CO.,
Corner of Cherry and Church Streets
OUR PRESCRIPTE0N DEPARTMENT..
Is under the supervision of thorough and accomplished
Pecponit and Druggist and orders IN that line Of o1r bust
will at All hours, day and nighe promptly and accurate
ly filled. @ DEM0VILLB & co
MEDICINES, ms rRUmENTS, &c.s-We in
V vte the attention Physicians stock of Medicines,
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instruments. &c.
DEM0VILLE & co.
II OMESTIC ARTICLES.--The heads of families
asked to call and examine stock Of house keeping
arteles-such as Pepper, Spice Nutmeg starch Indigo &c
DEM0VILL.E & co.
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FRESH ARRIVALS


Sny der a. FrfzZeII,
A RE Just in receipt Of new and elegant Geods
"a in their line, consisting Of
Ladies' fne Brown Lasting Congress Feel 6aiersl
do do do Button do do
do DO Black do do do
do do French Kid Slippers;
do do do do with heels;
do do White Satin and Kid Caters;
do do do do do Slippers. ~
Misses Congress and Lace Heel Caters;
do Kid Heel Boots;
do do do Slippers
Childrens Kid Heel slippers;
do do do Boots
ALSO:
Gents fine Calf Pump Sole Boots
do do do do do Caters:
do do Patent Leather assorted CATERS;
do do do do Low Quarter Shoes;
do do Calf do do
do do Lasting Oxford Ties
do do do Congress Caters;
styles and quality.
nFCaiI al No: 2I Public square.
june23 SNYDER FRIZZELL.
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TRUNKSI TRuNKSl

AIDES Large French Dress Trunks;
do do No. ! Sole Leather Trunks;
Gents do No. do do DO
Also large STOCK Of yalces Carpet Bags and sathels, which
offer at low prices.
june23-tf SNYDER & FRIZZELE. 5
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RANGES! RANGEs!!

" A. COOPER begs respectfully call the attention OF his
friends and the public generally, that he has been ap
pointed the sole agent in Nashville Cor y. B. BlGnpS
Celebrated Cooking Ranges admitted by all to be
superior tOapyhing oeTe comprising all the require
ments for perug the culinary art in all its branches BEING
also great eoonos CT fuel and for neatness and comfort
stands unrivaed Give call and judge for yourselves.
H. A. COOPER. Agent, Plumber, &c,
No. Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
Manufacturer Of Copper Tin, Sheet Trn Ware. and deal
in all kinds Stoves Baths Cose, Wash bows &c, &C
rrbII-
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Kirkpatrick, Neyins & Co.,
RECETPING, FORWARDLEG AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY NERCEIANTS,
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store large and complete assortment
y Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
Molasses, IN barrels and half barrels;
Coffee. large and complete stock;
Rssns, full stock, with Teas Candles Sardines,
ere Glassware, assorted Pecans together with all kinds
eles usually kept in tie Grocery line. Our stock Of
RERANDIES, WINES, WHISKY. &C,
We think cannot be surpassed in this any other
heavy stock Of goods in store invite the
the trade.
mar25-H KIRKPATRICK. NEVINs & 90.
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wheat! wheat!
WANTED ImME DIATELY

" AN II Z ID N NJ II ID T II W,
100000 gSEh .:i Market 1i st9 s E " Bss a
those hatcan will bring their Wheat early a. Doss
While the river pay from Is to 20 cents buhe
more than to ship BY Railroad and the ORDERS Doubt viii he
withdrawn when shipments be by river want
ing to hold their Wheat, will store months free az
charge and receipt for to farmers Sacks on hard q so
tain sane 8. FRENCH SON.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
ID. A. TibbS, Proprietor.
FENHIS Hotel is spacious brick building Just completed
The proprietor has incurred heavy expense fitting up
andfurDishDg the make them comfortable
The house for the reception boarders
Travellers and the proprietor afford ample
for $50 persons. An omnibus, with good team will
at the depot passengers the Hotel and back the
depot again. The proprietor intends
Hotel, and hopes to share liberal patronage
auglS DANIEL A. TIBBS, Proprietor.
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Fine Country Resi1enc c for sale.
HAVING determined to carry my Negroes to South
viii sell about Three or EO Hum &sssS&
area acres OF Land being part OF the tract up ~
which reside situated on good To rnpike Road
bo1t thirteen miles from Nashville 81 the best neghbor
particulars Apply to the premises, or v. Lndsey
in Nashville
sepe-dd p. A.PRRKINS,
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4 CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & CO.,
Ready Made Clothing
Is Cedar Sire,

I :" u -DII1IN oNAUUN3
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
EHsHE following list will give only limited idea o
eur stock
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O Consumers can depend upon getting pure article when
uv the Valley Whisky, sold by the bottle and
oniv WM II. DAILY,
I9 South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in NASHVILLE by JOSEPH NASH and all the respects
HE ;rorprs ape Druggists. ap27-d3n.
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1889.
A. G. 81 "A. b. 3 e e c H,
81 COLLEGE STREET.
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
SILK ROBES, RERAGE ROBES.
ORGANDIE R0BES, LACE SETTSs
EMBROIDERY GOODS,
ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS.
THREE PLY CARPETS,
TWO PLY CARPETS,
Ingram 81 all kinds cheap Carpets,
"a VELVET CARPETS,
A BRUSSELS CARPETS,
RUGS, MATS, DRUGGETTS, ETC.
ALL WIDTHS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Canton NTatiings,
Satin DamaSks
Wool DanHask
cotton Damask,
I2-4 Wagon Sheeting,
II Call at No. 81 College Street. if good Goods
at fair prices. A. c. & A. B. BEECH
mis-
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PLOWSI PLOwS!g PLOWs!I!
M vii keep constantly hand fun assortment N ,l,
~ A@naia ctnred at the Tennessee PIoTr FssPfr,-
Farmers would do we'll to give a call before purchor
" eAn seii them good po as has ever zen r
80 ~ TINS city At from twenty per ent ~ f- -
N~'S 'eeh paytngf T the same quality OF povs -
s.,f q, =. p. q c. ANDERSON.
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GEORGE HAcaEEsoR. JAMES BAEKHKAD.
MACGREGOR d BANKHEAD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IS CarOndeIet Street,
NeW OFI ans.
JAMES BANKHEAD & co. Nashville, Tennessee, wiIImAks
ID cash adyars Cotton Tobacco, other ship
Ell to the above house. loet5-f
10. EDwARDs K. sILKEsoN EPKDwARDs.
EDWARDS. GILKESGN Il CO.,
(S1ccessors 10 10 EdEards,N
Wholesale CrOcers, Com mi ssiOn Merchants
Dealers I'm Fire BFandies, Wines.
CIGARS, &c,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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VIZ. Il. DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received, snd after careful
examination pure article, entirely free from the
adulterating ingredients so frequently used -
Yours respectfully, JAMES J. MAPES,
Analytical Chemist.
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, w. H. LIPPINCOTT. = e. V. CALLENDIN
apes
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WILLIAMSON & CTIEATIHAM,
IMPORTERS
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &cs, &C.,
No % COLLEGE STREET
NASHVFLLE, TENNESSEE.
EBVIE undersigned following pure Liquors
Wines, &c, which they oGer the low prices on
favorable and respectfully invite purchasers goods
TO examine their stock before buying.
Our Liquors Wines purchased through the Gus
tom House and be warranted genuine Being determined
sell at low 6-ures-possssng the facilities to do nater
ourselves that od such Inducements Cash
Prompt dealers as will meet their views
BrandieS, Gin, RUnl and WHISTLES,
20 and pipes Fine Cognae 10 bbls superior Rye WHISKY
Byandes, choicest brands; % very 70 old;
= do Rochelle SSl, do hbs genuine Old BOurndO
spaDcheOnS pure W. l. Rum; sPune1eons Irish and seOtch
100 baskets and bxS Champagne, 90 do santernas;
90 Do Hungarian, White and 10 do Mssra; ANU HH''
Is boxes lcslf Fine olarets 10 DO DO Port; 40 0'o'
Porter, Ale, &c. 'NF''''''
~ casks london orter, brands,
3 do English and scotch Ale, best brands
90 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Btters;
20 do French Cordials, assorted
~ do Brandy Cherries;
IL do Curacao, Mareschno and Absynthe!
Cigars.
1000, genuine Havana Cigars, 9eo0oO German CiSars
choicest 0F'H'i TobacSS. 5000 Baltimore Fesaln do
60 bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. W. Andeson
10 do do do do do "Leftwicks aces
10 DO do do do do do Victoria;
~ do do do do DO "Sutherland's Fine
boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco 'suterand, sine qua
nom"
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, CaaDer Fpper
Golden Leaf"
20 boxes fine Virginia chewing Tobacco Langhoru Armistead
No. I. Geld Leaf;'
boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Allen's;"
50 boxes best Tennessee do do.
Also:
% a boxes Kean Smiths celebrated Twist and Pancakes
Danville Tobacco equal superior, oHers
ed in this mSrket
With many otter articles connected with the business.
WILLIAMSON & CuEATHAM,
sApq No. 9, College street. Nashville Tenn
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ninrsI,nIl,s NoIire-
UNITED STATES o. AMERICA


h-DDLE DlsIEICr IENNEsSrE 1
"a IHEhEAs, petition has been di- On District Court
of the United for Mije District of F-unss,
on he frst day Of March, isJ y H. Murphy asains tb t
boat Delaware her 1ats, tcze, apparel and uruiiure
against All persons lawfully Intervening r hrr interest therein,
Tor the reasons aud caiisrs te said petition Mentioned sn
whereas ly the permission tazreof joint rei rn a
IN tie said District Court the ri dy Of lrh ls5q ~ As-
eF DsniEan and others, against the Steamboat B-swa-
her boats tackle apparel and furniture, and against persons
laFtuy intervening fer tif tlerein for re and
causes the said libel meuti0ned and PRAYED Ia fe ssf
petition, AM the sad libel, that process anst hs sl
stetutoat Delaware her boats, lke, apparsl firrau
and thtt al persons be aimouise ard ce general and In
sei 70 he and appear before the sail Court the 18th day
of March, lrd9 tre the premises and b make heir
allegations n that lehalE
Now therefore, in peFsuance Of the moiti1ns seal
The sad Court, 10 directed and delivered, aaoEe men
TONED cases, do hereby public natcs All persons claim
ing the SAN S,eautolt DeEare her hat, tackle, apparel
furniture, or 10 interested eren, sy be and
appear eire the said District Court, he held or
Nashville, Ia AID tor the Middle District Teunsse on SAM
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make their allegations q that tehalf.
Dated % DAY "a Marea, is59- j. T. CLEMENTs
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