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Ncws from the soufh.

CHARLESTON, Nov TO- 1859.
special despatch to tho Courier from New Orleans
states that the Mississippi Legislature organized
day by electng Mr. Drone President Of the Senate and
Ar. Campbell speaker Of the House.
The Governor naUgur will take place the 2lst.
Nidaurr still in Mexico, at Roma, organizing
pa:gn against the liberals.
News from parishes in Louisiana state that tho
sugar crop Of good quality, but the yield irregular
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CHAKLEsTUN, NOV 10, 1909.
The steamship Columbia left here Thursday morning at
Six O'Clock. There q heavy sea yesterday the
Rqr
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BUFFALO, Nov 10, 1859.
The well known establishment Of Izzy Lazarus, on Ex-
change street. was destroyed by fire this evening.
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Cristodorcss Hair Dye. Wigs and
Toupees Tho Ne world. whoIess rctau rad
Dye prtyael5 apphs0 No Aston HOUSE.
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Court CaIendar-Thi is Day.

SUPREME COURT GENERAL TrRM.--Nos. n, 7s 81, So,
s. s. S. - e. ls s. So ie is 10 81 So So
SUPREME CouRr-CEoUTr.--Par L-Nos. PAT, 5,S4lf,
ss;l 4,l5 S4s7 ssS4 sssa ales sls2 1924 q; SsSs'
a,4ls, 800 55s ss7S, 5s9l, 6l2s 1854, $3.50, eo2l,
5,o5s, 1863 5,o5s, ooso ,sa9 Part lI2s6s 4 27os,
2,s4a, 27z6, 2,.i8, $780, a,75l, a754, 275e,
SUPERIOR CorRT-TRrAr TERM.--Part Todd Nos. -
ds 49, s ss Se ss ISL Ts s Sss
500 5t as s2s 4S, 4os, 2e2 $780, 4se, 645 1si, $685.
CcsmoS pirAs CouEr-TpIAr TERM-rart Mos 1,l7s,
1l75, 1910, 1lA, 433 +, and including 436 4SS,
1889 442 44t 6s7, l4O, 1872 Part T-Nos. 1,342,
267, $780, 39s 42S 49, 456, 459, 400 46l,
LACE, ,4eS, AGA, 1,olS; 1896.
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Drawings of the Delaware state Lotte-
rcs.-wuoD, EDDY CO., Managers of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY MISSOURI
r. LOTTERIES ,, :, s.o
g. R7si r. 81 49, G 80 H. a. e. 0 TO- e. g.
pE,AsA ~ - No sso Novrsurs TO- 1859
Circulars sent free expense y sss5 EDDY CO.
Paris Made SILK Cravats at Auction, this
day. See auction sales.
Bair-Its Diseases, Fall, Change OF Co
or Embellishments The whole treated by 0RANDJEAN
50 East Twelfth street, near Broadway.
So pashing, So Dressy, So Becoming
Whites Hats that bis store, 2l0 Broadway opposite St
English Crtcketcrs.-An Imperial Pho
togrnph of the "An England Eleven exhibition at
BRADY'S Gallery Gas broadway of Bleecker street,
also scrcoscopc view OF the cricket ground with cricket
playing Copies Of The sereoscopic yew for SALE
BratFy's Gallery has Removed from 359
Broadway 6S Broadway Of Beecker street. Photo
graphs, Dsguerreotypes and Ambrotypes
Brooklyn Photographs, cameo-types,
''A WILLIAMSON BROS. 80 Fulton street.
A Great Reduction OF Prices In stereo-
scopic goods al BECKEL BROTHERS, 10 John street
Shaker Knit and Scotch Wool Under
garments MI Sizes tMcIAUGHIINS Shirt Emporium
ner OF Greenwich and Murray strceta.
Ladies' Balmoral Boots, Cloth. Button
gser Boots 10y patent esshcr Boots India Ruhbers
A'''' "'N s'>' : = MILLER CO. ss7 Canal street
wheeler & Wilson's Sowing Machines,
olce sos broadway New York.
Ward & Sinclair, India Rubber Goods,
removed from 20 Cedar street to No. 40 Broadway.
Herring's Patent champion Fire
and burglar proof Eafs Isl Broadway. Murray
street, New York.
Grover & Bakers Noisclcss Family Sew
SSc BRoADwAY NEW YORK
1872 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN,
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SUSSEX CoyNrv-clAss f0S. Eov,nsrR 10. 1852
is, 81, Is, -, So, 1, I, sc, 8, rs, es, As.
CONSOLIDATED Lorrxar-cLAss ro is2 NOVEMBER TO- 1850
SO, ss. %, 2, SO, 4, rs, Is, SO, rs, II, l, 20, s.
day., November TO- 1859.
JOHN DALE,
FRANCE, BROADBkNT6 co.
Wilmington Del
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Hcllo~sy's Pi1ls and Ofhtnnent.--ItCan-
are IL - s ohesneat raedieo Sr %
a bronchitis coughs, COLDS frost biess cAains Group s0re
lane.
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Ladies' Balnaora1 Boots, Cloth. Button
and gaer Roos oa patent heather Boots, India Ruhbers
No0'" "NN -. " MILLER 4 co sS1 Canal strnet
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge Russell.

Nov le.-At the opening Of tho Court the Grand Jury
panel was called, and the following gentlemen sworn to
discharge the duties Of the grand inquest during tho pre-
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steamer and Five Hundred Bales Cotton

AUGUSTA, Ga Nov. 9, 1869
The steamer siie route from Montgomery to Mobile,
burnt Monday, together with her cargo consisting
OF 500 bales of cotton.
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So Dashing, So Dressy, So Becoming
Whites Hats that bis store, ZIG Broadway opposite St
Paul's, ia be deged.
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GERRIT SMITH AND THE FITZHUGHsLAvES-
A RETRACTION.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE nERALT

10 THE EDITUE OF TIE HERALD.
with pleasure accept Mr.. Henry Fitzhugs statement
in to days HERALD, that Gerrt Smith and Brney never
sold slaves; and do promptly, and before going into
proper investigation of the matter, that may BIO the
more satisfactory to Mr. Fitzhughs apparent anxiety and
ruffed feelings
EaWhat l stated in my first communication TO the
Herald, in regard to Gerrit Smiths nheritng and
selling slaves, was what ] had heard over and
over again, from those that should have known
and in above acknowledging (without investigation)
that l have been mis;nformed, and thereby done
Mcssrs Smith and Birncy injustice. reserve the prvi
lego Of further stating the matter, when time and oppor-
tunty will hnyc allowed me to receive all tho facts. Mr..
Etzhugh Us, think CLEARLY wrong IL stating that tho
slaves Of his brother, William H. Ftzhugh, Of Hagers-
town Nd all freed; but that has nothing to do
with the original question, let !. pass.
NY OBJECT IN asking tho question: 'What Gerrit smith
eid Wild the slaves he received by his wifc was not TO
no r smith wrong but TO elicit the facts in the case
Aer MI. Henry Fhxhughs statement, can with plea
sure respect Mr. Smith for his consancy If nothing else
MARYIANDER.
The RELIGIOUS PRESS ON OLD BROWN.
Ncw York Observer, organ Of the Old School Prcsby
Ianh, kss strong ground against pardonng old Brown
nssumng tnat nc was guilty OF murder and instruction
Punishment in the government Of God and man docs mol
spring rom spirit Of revenge is the fruit OF love
Love demands that one who has made war upon society
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Hair-Its Diseases, Fall, Change Of CO.
or embellshment The whole treated by GRANDJEAN
SO East Twelfth street, near Broadway.
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MGSCELKAA.N EyCH,

MGSCEkaLAN EUGH>
A STONIsHINGLY CHEAP sEGARs-HAFAHA. DO
n nesiic and German from 81 10 $50 per thousand
- "So~Ne '1A ee- o. CHEEKS, II Broadway.
ATJoNEs 10 AND IL ANN STREET-st FRENCHCALF
"A dress boos "a 70 double sole water proof poots rease
call and see them before purchasing.
4 Mel rFs, WEDDING CARD DEPOT, COS BROADWAY
"A elegant Cards and moderate prices
IN & PASSPORTS ISSUED THROUGH yNpRR
"A. signed. COMMISSIONER or DEEDS OF ALI. tn
mcus, Ac Notary Public and Lawyer:
CHARGES MODERATE. EDWARD BlSSEfL.
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wheeler & Wilson's Sowing Machines,
oGlce sos Brt adwsy, New York.
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Ward & Sinclair, India Rubber Goods,
removed from 90 Cedar street TO No. 20 Broadway.
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Ths Ora wsnEs Of the Sussex County and
Coz solitsed Lottery Of Delaware.
FRANCE, BROAU1RNrs 4 co


The Legislature OF the State Of are ia liant sessor
haspg gfvsu 70 France br0adbenA Co lottery contract
twenty envs We the undersgned Commissioners appointei
by the Governor OF said Sae 10 supernend dra Of
bexs drawn this day. - -
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof Safes 2 Broadway Of Murray
street, New York.
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7e"ise e uutes VI the Sranu inquest during the pre-
sent term
J. B. Nicholson, foreman, Mortimer W. Hamilton,
John r. Adriance, Leonard l.. Johnson
Joseph Allen, Jonathan X. Landon,
John jacob Astori Jr., Robert McCeland,
Edward A. Boyd, Sampson Moore.
Edwin Bcrgh, Henry R McMurray,
Solomon L. Crosby, Henry Queripcl,
Sylvester Cahnl, John C. c. Reynolds,
Samuel Davis, Lemuel Smith,
Amos X Emo, Hiram Wisner
William ii. Sloane, Christian ZabrisSie Jr
Benz. T. Winthrop,
The City Judge did nc. deliver formal charge but
simply alluded to the usual topics which no compelled
by law to instruct them upon After which they retired
10 enter upon the performance Of the duties assigned
them.
There was very little business transacted, in
quence OF tho absence Of Witnesses. panel OF
petit jurors was summoned, and those who failed to
answer TO their names were fined $25 each
John Slavn school teacher in Ward School No 81 in
Baxter street. tried trivial charge assault
battery, preferred by William Wallace, scholar in the
school, who testified that ho beaten by
small rattan. The jury promptly rendered verdict Of
mot guilty for the evidence showed that the youth
refractory and tho punishment imposed very Slight.
George Johnson, coored man, acquitted OF grand
larceny another coloTed brother having alleged that
March last Mr. johnson robbed him $50. The prose-
cution abandoned the charge whcrupon the Court ad
journcd.
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Shaker Knit and Scotch Wool UNDER
garments all Sizes ut McLAUGHLIN'S Shirt Emporium
nero NJ Greenwich and Murray strceta
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Bra6y's Gallery has Removed from 359
Broadway GAS broadway Of Blocker street. Photo
graphs, Daguereoypes and Ambrotypes-
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Paris Made SILK Crayats at Auction, this
day See auction sales
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Grover q Bakers Noisclcss Family Sew
Ing Machines q, redueed prices
1872 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN,
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A Great Reduction OF Prices In Sterco-
scopic goods al BECKEL BROTHERS, 10 John street
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Brooklyn Photographs, Camco-types,
a'N WILLIAMSON BROS, go Fulton street.
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The HARPER'S FEhRY AFFAIR.
TIE TRIALS AT cHARLksTOWN.

C8Aiuarrows, NOV. 10, 1859.
The Court remained In session until niAe 0 clock last
night when verdict Of guilty rendered ganst Cook
for murder and insunectlon.
Mr. voorhees, delvereda powerful address TO the jury
In favor Of the prisoner drawing tears from the eyes OF
the most cmbittered OF his auditors
This morning motion for trial argued, and
oyerruled.
District Attorney Harding refuses TO sigma oe pros in
favor u Stevens, demanding that he shall be tried BY
Virginia
The Court however, has handed the prisoner 10
the United States Marshal paying attention to the oh
jections Of Mr.. Harding.
CnAMEsrowx, Nov. l0--l0PM
The Court to-day sentenced Cook and all the other pr
70 be hung the 10th Of December. II il sup
posed that Governor Wise will respite Brown and hang all
the day The Court has adjourned for the term.
OLD JOHN BROWN AND THE POTTAwATO-
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MoREHEAp's MAGNETIC PLASTER,
U THE GREAT STRFN9TEENER
AND PAIN DESTROYER,
positive andote coughs colds weaknees OF the chez
and all pulmonary affections incident
PAIN CANNOT Exist WHERE THIS FLASTER a
APPLIED.
Frce Is a
Sold by AL druggists In town and country
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MOPFATS LIFE Pills AND PHOENIX BITTERH-
W Which now posses higher celebrity and respectbv
fore the public used BY the medical profession are puso
vegetable They invariably and Immediately relieve an or
binary arrangements Of health whether arising impaired
digestive functions cosyeue bilious liver affections a
scrofuious habit. For sale by druggiss-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20

PHiESII ARRIVALS
BY
w s s Ell d THOM PsON,
UNION iSTREI.T.
5 casks Extra Sugar eurei Beef
2 30 do do do Hams:
10 dozen extra Beef Tongues:
80 boxes do English Dairy cheese;
80 DO do Western Reserve do.
4 bale New Hops Tor Bakers uae
10 cases Prince Imperial ChaBpagns;
% do Widow Chicquot DO
40. 600 well assorted Cigars;
40 boxes Layer Baisns:
20 half boxes Layer Ka.sins;
10 barrels Texas p cans;
10 dy Creaa Nuts
10 chests Green and Black Teas:
10 barrels sai erior 6rsass Scotch Ale IN JUS;
do do do do DO in GlAs
10 do do London Porter in Glass.
ADVICE TO MERCHANTS.
Our stock known he larger asserted than any
ether in oar line in Nashville is therefore your advantage
70 examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Our Terms casa and determined buyers
shall have every advar tlsa
Asone # cur firm goes East purchase person
guarantee in Few weeks fresh well
embracing all the different articles traueh Of trade
VESSEL & THOMPSON,
aug2l Nos. 40 and A onion Street.
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aANn FnIs SALE.


VR subscriber offers for sale seventy ofand on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville Sd
timing the which he resides the lands Of Capt jean
Jones land equal the best with abundance OF excel
falling water, with the beautiful building site
IN The couatry and the midst gborhood il
I.sa-sco snriIG NATHANIEL RAXTEP.
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splendid Building LOIS for SAGE,

have for sale 10 orI5 the best Building Lots n West
NJ Nashville, Broad Meairy Eemumbrane and Loe1sE
streets several fine Lots in Bynes Addition also 4re
number tes. Lots in Watkins Beyds and hardlns Adai-
tens % Nashville; ssc, 60 95 Lots IN Welckers Abolition;
also several vsry choEce Lots in EdgeGelds
We prepared 70 sell liberal teens and 70 giSe sas par
gains = W b"o"N'
sep4-dG
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VALCAsiLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
VETISFING to make other investments we prop sell
Wv all our hesl Estate In Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the Farklsn Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
and opposite the residence OF the late Joseph W. Horton.
Continuing about Forty Acres
This Is urbs Tia mos commanding site evnty Of Nash
Vile. aud desirable country residence The will
5 sold with y Is Of land the purchaser
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
Known the SIMS Tract situated the Smith Turnpike fold
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nsshv containing 39O
tbs soil il good, H veil watesd and tnbered AMI
be divided into small tracts Of Weaty UPWARDS all Of
which admirably adapted for country reoSe gar
dens ana dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road occupied by T. c. Meanbe and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, ming about go This
aeeIs 50 well known need further description It viii
also be al ded suit purchasers T. c. MqCamPbe will show
these places to any ore vho VIII ealh
ALI the property will be sold reasonable terms ano
on q credit Of oneawo, three and four years.
Apply to A v s. Lindsey, Nashville, to either Of tire
dersignde, THOS. c. McCAMPBELI,
Six miles Nashville,
J, A.McCAMPBELL,
mh3i Nashville
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ETATEFIELD & WALK R have the most varied asscrtnsn
Nv Of Hats Gaps boys and chdrsn ever offered IN
the city. Asg RsW deaEa = hidAng Has W s ba0''
seyR
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EkTETT FOR SALE.

AN Offering sale, privately that valuable Tract Of Land
known As the Hays Tract, situated the Nashville and
Chattanooga miles from the city The improve
uens are Of description, CONSISTING OF fine Brick
Uouse wi an other necessary O1housss There is about 80
acres cleared land aznce heavily mberd The place also
we'll Waer-d Take il altogether 1T is OF the most desirable
in the vicinity Nashville. II sold by the Est Of No
semberi will the ensuing ForparouiaFs call
on E. r. 6LAscoCK Co, NASoE WOODWARD, or on ne at
ms store on Market Street, No B. -. F.
sepl5-n JAS v. HAAS
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corNTRy uLACKsmIVHs,

n - RAn BUSHELS Of BlaeRsmnlf' Coal for sale at
20 NfSBSs the Etna Coal Yard. This coal has the repu
% i being far superior 70 any other in this market. II You
wan Goal - give you hot hreno c5nder and less than one
Der cent sulphur buy the ErNA BY 30 doing you wall save
fsoney will burn much than any other. Try IL
orders can be Gropped 10 BOX - PostOfes, a he fara
hack tae Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Depot
100 -. - u N :. s ]. AQNEV. I
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. u Is L l. A G
Hoist, hest our Gag TO heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Untold lis banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western sky
Ia wsT. let every stripe 20 forth,
Borne ty ths patriots hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Ger moor and hill and strand.
II peace guard we'll the sacred boon,
Repeated BY patriots blood,
For ont twas won in freedoms cause, ="
Amid the battles GOOD.
Hoist, hoist, our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beaea.h the western SKY.
Hoist, hoist our Gag in Arts great reign,
Let every star float higher
Up with the nsti5ns emblem,
Above the tallest spire.
Let fennesseaus every where
Let every state around
KROw where type Of nature 3 made
Where every type is found.
Above own Ert Gallery,
Der ccrntTy standard wave,
And Underneath its folds preside,
The beauliful--tbe brave
The chid-tne Observation-Disclosures
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, il sWeetestportrsiturs
With every charm but life.
Then raise our bannert to thesk
Let every star hegr news,
That types at the Art GGlZarr,
Are made by C. @. HUGHES,
Il -
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Choice Cotton bands.

\et Of the estate late EEAsfg srR0ET Of hisss
: ri viii sell at auction, At CLARSSyen all the Lands
~ s county, Arl aasas, tie FIRST AoNpAt Insng the
-, -, :, Noyemter next and on e'e second NOnpAi OF
-, ~ i z ls,] will, at JAcEsoAPoRd, .ei W ne
y .ls, county and ibe tlTd MOSOA1 IN HoysHl
49,; h. 5ln viii sell, at IGCs RoNTAs All sae ktSs ~
Randolph county, l. 'A'IIS' 49, -
served for the estate. - ,.;,r.i.,t rasi,ss IN an.
two anI three years, bearir- ih'siss' ii" S' f'- M
cure the payment. -, - thea. Ian Ia are offered
yyl rqfs stls. oilers in, "el- ,S-
tilI Ky plsts terms &C., rt Be iurnised. Ehsse are
~ ts selected and best La nus o. aIAsAS%-''S
OVeru9s' u'ies I<ie0'' - cue. HANCOCK.
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RnR TIE ROYS

ta FOB SALE
a. OAn Red CEDAR POSTS Aewed on
80, UJO two parallel sides for fencing Enquire o.
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kirkpatrick, Nevins & Co.,
RECYyTTVq. F0RWARDLFG AVD FROLESALR
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TRERT, SASETILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE nov in store large and complete assortment
4 Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades
MsIasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee. large and complete stock
Rasns, full stock, with Teas, Candles Ssrdines, Mack
ereI Glassware as5o with all kinds Of Gro
ses usually kept Greco " line. Our stock Of
RRANDEES, WINES WE1ESES 4 &C.,
We think cannot supsssed in this any other narket
our heavy Of goods in invite the attention
the trade.
nsr2S-tf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &rc.
Z. - - 4, " II ~ a

DRUGS, MEDICINES &c.
DEMOV VILE IL Co.,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIPTIONISTS,
Conner Store OF the Bslp Tsi0z and American Baddings,
csszer Of Cherry and Church &reets,
NASH WILLIE, tens ESSEEs
IN FsPFcTFULBY ask their old es and customers and
lie puc generally, TO cEil and see them in their new
lsu1t Supplied with large and compiess flock Of Drugs
ee Dysstu Fancy Goods, and all articles kept In Drug
constantly receipt of fresh 3uPplies Of the
the @ perfectly of their ability TO give entire salts
%n with reference both prices AMI qualities Of their goods
NanfaI for literal ralrog4 heretofore extended to the
ola s ne hope by prompt attention 30 buEnesst0 mor
DEM0YILLB & CO.,
Corner Of Cherry and Church streets.
0TU TsFsESCRioTION DEPARTMENT..
rsuder re supervision Of thorough and accomplished
Pstnt and Druggist and orders in % line Of oVr bGsi
ess vii al ali hours day and night be promptly and accurate
iy filled. D1al ILL1 q "
wEFDECENES. INS TKURIENTSs 6c.s-We In
III vite the attention OF Phycans to cur STOCK OF Men
Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instrunents. &C. -
DBMnvILLE co.
~ OWESTIC ARTICLES.--The Aesas Of families
are asked call examine stock OF house keeping
$780, DEhoYILLE b 90.
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AMI EW ,. SGIrEs,
10 u, BR0AD va, NASHVILLE, TEyKESSEE,
TENNESSEE IROS, CASTINGS, NAILS,
srEEl, WAGON AxLzs, zLrr71c sPa1Eas,
ND all other articles his Inec business which he oaerBa
~ wholesale and resil, cash, The sbOyestand
fehg 59-Iv
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A. PINTO.
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,

A. PINTO.
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,
DgALER
FINE CHBYENG TOBACCO.
No. 3 Union and American Build ing
Cherry Street, near the Pest Gffiee,
t NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
PINTO respectfully announces TO the
"a plblic o. Nashville that he has just opened stock of
dg received directly from 4aYanna by New Orleans,
WHICH M by wholesale There may always
o1f Of Regalias Ipeals, Conchers
Operas CazaoIes and other excellent brands such
Washington; IL sultan;
Ceramics; La Flor de arrange;
IngeDbidad; r. sci;
NecOtiana; La EsqHistfa;
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
nsOsT VALUABLE CIFX PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

MOST VALUABLE CFFK PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
AM rev offering for sale the on Cherry ssrest
B now sceupiel by Mr. B S Weller. ~
TIE house very large and coInnodiens containing
v 70 ms. wit: servants rooms cellars, cOs sheds sc
Tie good order, most OF heDg recently rebuilt and
IS better adapted class boarding house than any house
In Nashville
The lot is about feet front hundred seven
tyfve FEET and the house Is situated the admit Of
an addition that would render comnodous any hotel in
the city.
large portion Of thefurnitareean bepurased with house
n desired.
vel known that hotel keeping IS in this city. pro-
htsbe business and any wishing engage in such vo
ton, this excellent Opp0suni procure eligible oa
ton ng convenient to all the business portions the city
For terms. &c, apply to
dec24-1 AV. :. LINDsLEY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-20
Anderson & Romans,

ORNAMENTAL Frees and EVerETeens.
OETGOAERY & MCGREDY ,Nurserynlen Nashville, Tenn
W. invite special their extensive stock Of Fruit
Ornamental trees Evrgreen 6ren House Plants, 100000
ornamental Eyprsr Gems, sae for immediate effect
Fruits--j900 Apple ,, & years old.
Paqrs-9OD. Dwarfs & Staudf ris, 2 to years old.
Peaches O00O yesrs old, Cherries PumS Aprieots Nee
t.riens sad ounce. in la. &c numqers.
r, collection of Grapes, Strawberries Raspberries Goose
! berries Currsnts < Bouquets at all seasons.
MONTGOMERY & MCGREDY.
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