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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

The editor Of the Bainbrdgc lrguS. who was
nt Arnlnrhirola, when tho steamer Magnolia
touched nj that place with Col Rector and his en-
igrating Srmnol- ON bonld, says that the Indians
accompanying Col. "cturcomprisc the entire rem
nnntoi l,illy Rowlcr. tribe in Florida but that
sun Jones tribe. numbering about fifty, only fiji
teen Of whom might b"tcrmrd warriors, could not
lo induced to cmisratc in consequence of the mis-
representations oi uuprincipcl white settlers who
desired them TO remain, The drgus says:
"fherc were twenty five warriors in the compa-
Nv in chnrgo of COL Rector, each of whom is paid
by the general government, as m induccmrnt for
him 10 en- gratc. five hundred dol,ars-,hc women
a,d children paid. each, one hundred dollars.
They get III the country West TWENTY-FIVE thousand
dollars annually tn be divided among the entire
nnmlcr, winch ~ about two thousand. They also
have their cabins buil for Them clothing and pro-
VISIONS furnished for "n" year, aud are supplied
with agricultural and slack smith tools"
We hayc received letter from the Hon. Thco.
Bssell, dated Miami, Dnde c".. Feb. lIth, in
which Tie write" speaks Of the disposition Of the
Indians refusing TO cmigrntc. The letter WAS
written before Col. Rector hnd succeeded in pcrsua
dpe :hr party to cmigrntr which lett on the Mag
npa. Mr. Eisscll n5s:
llin lndIan, are here in considerable numbers.
perfectly friendly. The agent has hccn here and
iHuud them 50 determined not tp cml CRATE that he
has given pihc task ny perfectly hopeless and
will direct all his efforts To the 'Tnllahnssccs on
the sc tern coast, whohc thinks may be rcrsua-
del - -.
There ha. lately been u wreck near Jupiter
ot "A sim fitted out "a slav"r in New Orleans for
the coast ii africa, II, which the Indians wcrc the
principal Wrcchrrs. aud they have resolved II ben
eft suth n they mover before have had. They
no~ have abundance "I Ammunition, proy.
sien-. l1u"r-. Nr. &r. They appear to he pea
ccably disl ..cd, bring in plenty of game
chaelnl anl apparently friendly, but say that they
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-14

We often hear tho inquiry, "where have all the
Spanish quarters ssone2' The rule so generally ad-
opted which reduced their value twenty per cent
soon 'lr"'e them out ofmarket md 1t wa, supposed
that DIZZY lelt The country in disgrace, but this has
not heen the easc. They are gathering at the
Wesi 10 the profit of many sIcculators The Gin
cnnati E"qpiter says thnt city is fast filling with
Spanish qnnrter-dollnrs. Tlcy are being fought
up III thr Ea.t Mt twenty one and half cents and
sent there, and put off on the dealers at twenty
live orats. One merchant received, . few days
since. i'll payment of his bills, some three hund-
rod 'l1nrs ri THIS coin. vigorous effort is now
bsing nude l. i ive them out Of circulation. 40 far
rs Cincinnati - concerned.
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y tnNrre oN DrvoRcEs. the State II South
Carolina, divorce aerer has been granted in .
single ea>e or lor any cause Yet, In many Of
the S,nte4, thee is really no tolling what is and
what' il not an invalid marriage; and
III mans cnses, children may be legitimate in one
State aud ilrgitmate in another. snd parties liza
bile to the Sfnie prison for adultery in one State
who nre living in lawful weilock IL the State ad.
joining. snnr. but far worse, loo~euess as 10
marriage. prevailed in Rome during ito decline
and iall. Jerome mentions witnessing the funer.
nj OF n wamnn who was followed by her twenty
second husband to the grave she having been his
hreni ,. GrS3 wife
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EOL.7';:NO 1so.
than ten years, snd . dne Of not lsss' than $500
nor more than $4,000. -
Such an act may be regarded = very suAi-
cently recognising negro slavery in New Me1i-
CO."
Now York Editoru.

Now York Editcgs.
:, Inc New York correspondents ofths Charleston
The editors of the papers in shis CITY arc not
generally On very good terms socially. Hardly
two Of them visit Ia the same circle. M, R,yy.
ant &C poet and literary man, goes into literary
circles James Brooks living on tie Fifth Avenue.
and wing fashionable wife, mixep with vh.t il
called 'out best society" Mr.. Hallock, Of tho
journal of Commerce, is Christian, and in ali
places where heneyoence and religion are interes.
ted he IL sure to be present. General Webb, a.
every body knows, is getlsuan OF the old school,
highly esteemed md respected whsrs be lycs. lin
iarrytown, but supposed to dabble too much in
p,l,ti'S' and to be u too great frsquentsr Of the
lobby 'A'
Horace Greeley seeks, and has no society. nm.
le-s It he that of persons desirous 70 mako some
thing out Of him. lie IL the most sood potured.
innocent person in the world. Ali grades of so.
rriy nr' alike to him. lilo will stop and converse
with the Congressman tho carman alike. His
sympathles are with everybody. He 10 not more
careless IN his dress than to his habits. Money
Is no object I" him. II he goes to restaurant to
dino he PUT 'lown n bill to pay for his meal, and
never looks at tho change. 1t is said he ia often
bad'y stuck with bad bills by persons knowing his
eareessness aud unconcorn in such matters
hut have wandered from my subject. Mr..
Raymond. OF the Times socially, 10 quite on a mar
with Mr Bryant, aud am astonisbed At the con.
duet o' the la'trr in charging the editor of the
Times with tho irailty OF defending Mr.. Slcklos
from necessity. The two papers frs q brosdsde
INTO each ether every day. and personalities from
both slles is thick ns bombshclls in lombard
ment Iins FAR tho Times has greatly the best Of the
encounter, for it hns shown itself an 6beu deen-
der Mhle the Post has beon skulking asrniler,
not daring Il specify its insinuations, though
maxi Tin srea ams to virtue and fearless indie
pendenee
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LOTTERIES.

GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
uN iur rlAN or 1tt
NOV ~, NAV ANA 1.NIT T. ERN,
-Enr IT,, hru, ~ ut tn,
tlONTItELLO uNlON ACADEMY,
'l JANllK COUNTY, GEukhlA,
Nu'.uttel l., Special A.. "i l., ..,latnre,
vi X " " L Co, manafefs.
To b" drawn IN inhr u,lrr the snpen,end.nce al
t"o t"m e"u'fS,N Il SIMMONS audi NJ PhtN tiss III ho
CITY of Savannah, Gcorgin
on tEr tiIn Gf Single Aunlhcrs.
tiu, Ihousnnd Tickets!
.G27 PRnZ ii ~!
Moro thnu ono Prizo to every TWO Tickets
e. iTIL PRi% 4
500, 900.
risNs SIS S>LN TsN DOLLARS.
ifAiNl> Hl NEltE$ AND flGltfs ~ kofoRrlaN
CLASS IL DRAWS ON
saturday. March 18Th. uS50.
CLASS T. pR AW : On
Saturday. finrCh 2Gti. 1882.
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81 CHARLES v. BUTTON.
L ERM,

- ,.iRGIx.>\ pub iSh.i ally AT T." amt ri-werkN
pta annnn IA a.v,nof an weekly AT -, nVsra'l III IN
80. otherwir 81 will Ia esrEeitn all c'~s Sc F""'
t.r,fianed II At tn option o the fr"pn't"'-.
~, A. ,rr.arng.. hail have teen lsit
nxrRrlStNES rNarc inserted 5ucruts ref squae"i
i,, or irt Insertion and SO e'S in e' ron
,,n,, unless form nr weekly ana theh r's
"a, M h arreA tor ach insertion IL the number OF
ri ons be not markell The MS VIII ne pub'he 'or'
1 r,4 GU, and ohar-e tt.rhhs 49,. . ,
T.
y
10
dver,i.,1p,nt- Intended 10Th papers suiJecto pc
r. ottart, -, -, 4. .h.,r i,,,,aa,,o
- Animal iversers wiz he limited to ther lhihe""o
- ,r the advertise charged at transen rates
- = uey advertisements appear in the dahy auu III
laPers .,.tx,,In.s cn,ryrd
= obituary notrts"f ca 'hcee"eiN"'' "
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

Great Reduction in Cha rxes ON Goods iron, the
North. via Richmoad and james River
Il knanwha SRnal, ts u.yuchburg,
thence by Rnitroad 10 the
south West.
FNANkFUL friends and the public for their lib
| eral patronage would respectfully nterm thtm, that
ing the large ncreas. of business. consequent nn
reduction have Determined 10 reduce charges
tenudi Merchandise such as Dty Goods hoo shoe Hats
caps. &c. to only - cents loo pounds Which hc - AL
from the Whars.s at Iii hmpnd 10 the Landings
Depot n, Lynchbnrg
Produce torw aried at low
U Fur special rates, circular.
ALFRED : LEE
ForEgrjtpP aud tomnts,rHt Atp,hant,
jan 27.dts TN tn. Deck, Rfetmoud Va.
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'IIIDS. f.. GRIM .AIpl.
> 1aGEIOMNHLE ROOT & SHOE MAKER
~ New Boot & Gh9e Estellishm cnt. ss
f.SsStI Ie IA F.S tN&.
Fnshicnahlc KcOi n Shoe Nader, ~<Es

Cli"s"t L.hTlr Ht bffs.. Niif = LlAtHli ~, -
T'l rur Nnud ,Ic"ilty iniuIm tttr e7 and t'r
] Tu'r .Iy, HAT h tas again riurGred Ill" apGHo
iiunv hns'"ar II Main St. opl"si, idbttA Nar'
WI'rr hc WIZ t"cp good a-sut tiicnt ~ READY MADE
MpHk always land. and be If'Parsi II execute al
oI oustD,- IL tie shotts n"or. aud IA Sie fully
"iual ipHuy "t',r o.tatl. ..'mrrt in the city.
A'5' 81. ,'i iaa NJ d'ur pom iftt.
trhs 4 In EsfN Il X ENAAS.
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ROBINSON'S
GuJANO.

THls $EQl Al.isD FERTILIZER, composed Of one half
1 bet PEft ! iiN GfdNO, one half fine GROUND BONE
and thu h,i FHoNIHIII GUdNO is In condition mmc.
diae ne tong prepared by and Improved machinery by
whe net- In most perfect comblnatin 10 effected reduce
ing al 10 uar fine powder and for application by drill
or ohef"s, II - III the most pofrct order And
heaa la HAT for ali II Is equal feri.
ger offered 10 the farming community. The QUALITY
Will N ktr fthfft fLY UNIFORM In all ard WAR.
RANlED l." contain per cent of AMMONIA and 45 10 so
per tot III BoAL PiiDSPHA IL OF LIME. II Is put up in
good hing about 80 lbs each. Purchasers please
MOTTO that the r ROBINSON, branded
-r olhrt Is genuine.
NJ, xranc In thu trade and the general
her oinro Estn by all Guanoe sold by viii, hope q
Ruaranier tno article offered will represented
Ii s.oo keep constantly hand the best Peruvian, MEX
ICAN nnd other nanues which will sell house
In the ,iiy. wM. ROBINSON,
Ms and Holiugswor,h Street,
Near Pratt Street Wharf.
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IL o.. EiasE sD. ss2,tt~rc,- 4" -.
kBs lIil Gl ~ -GN& Wi krai# oeIetu.ttt on lHsa
re sucb oj .lLu'. IT KAI1i i.f II a,f evn nliu
IT,. it t,l N he }easni Ia sh.n Tia ed ifiont aad
pa 90 $ Dl.-riu aud tt -! liz ft''ra
thry ai.o i.r' s".tl1tiy III, hand .alIzH &k3
AirAiIC ~ I'ltI t'A$ES. OF al 80 a. n fle ,k
ftrHGN tplGI>e. "f every d. n..ah. AID viii lay
1pt ttnN"a ttc undertaking bu'ftess n Al fanrs.
90 .,d,.'- y T.. \ - \ BIl GID.
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uNOR RENT.-Wc offer for rent the property
u known as the AMERICAN HOTEL. on the lower end OF
Main Street Possession given Immediately Forterms,
pyto j. H. MANI" 1REE,
feb f6 dJtawts Trustees.
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UGST received some very nice FRESH But
MfkISNET
Observation-Disclosures subs,

~ have taken the house recently occupied b, iOUNG E
SMITH where they intend 10 conduct tieHrai GrOcery
and Commission Business In the OF SMITH ADAMS
and Ill be pleased the friends of the old aud
;he public generally. JNO THO. SMITH,
ian3ts F.ADAMS
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There ignorant and worthless ttla"ks
,eri- NJ themselves Physicians and copying DIR ! nm
sToSs advertisements SAoe Mendrs Rcnt BLACKS Lnp Trim
MRS ~ Pafrg and Contemplate iiators whose lives instead
of at the Noble Science OF Medicine have been spent in the
most Majai Cdparg styling themselves Rr3narg hh"'
mad ptDriaBs imposing the peonccd ant unSi1
ucctc trng h and running the health of all unfortunate
y falling tn air that Or Johnston deems II necessary
10 say uegiay these cliained with his reiuition,
thu, lii credentials diplomas always hang In his office
HIS REMEDIE Sand treatment arc entirely unknown 10
all other Prepared life spent in the great hospitals
In EuroI and hehrst IN this country and more extensive
n ictic than other uhysician in the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU
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OBJ 9asbbiIIe dmun ann 5utritau.


81. LOU1s, Sept s0-Another drenehiAg rain,
this morning rendered the roads TO the Fair grounds
worse than yesterday. STILL the number Of cur
visitors was greater than ths previous day. The
proceedings ia the arena began ct an early hour.
The balance Of yesterdays programme vas finish
Cd this afternoon. The amphitheater was densely
throBged with anxious spectators to witness the
competition for the 81 900 prize for the best road
stsr stallion This ring consisting Of forty entries,
Wa probably the best and most valuable collection
81 rosdsters assembled together in the country
After spirited contest Of about an hour, during
which the merits Of the different horses we're fully
tested the blue wreath huag gracefully on the neck
Of 6tOckbridge CHIEF sndst The vOeilerous applause
Of enthusiastic thcussnds
etockbridge Chief vas sired by Hills Black Hawk
Vermont, owned BY Cooper Crein, Hamilton couu-
y, Ohio.
The reguIsrprize 1850 fOrtbe best roadster. wes
awarded to Green Mountain, sired by Sherman Nor
gan, owned by Elias Dorsey. Of Jefferson county,
Ksntucky. This horse was the most formidable
eempstitor with stOekbrdge Chief, for the 81 ,O0C
premium
In consequences Of the Indictment weather the
progress Of The Fair was much retarded, and tbs
awarding Of the sweepstake prizes was postponed
all Monday.
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ann neln1lans rrlfh Co.tn IlIea.


A Washington correspondents Of the New York
Timer telegraphs TO that paper under dsie Of the
SOth ult:
By dispatches resolved yesterday the State De-
partment is in POSSESSION Of i'm poftant Information
from the new G0yerDmert 81 Costa Rcs, showing
the revolution 20 be popular and the new order Of
things firmly established. The momentsry govern
ment, which assumed the seas Of the elected mon
arch has given wGyto amore settled organization.
of which Sensr MOntTageDs remains the chief, with
Vicente De Auguils Julian Vslie, asd Jesus jane
mes ss his cabinet othcers This administration is
represented 10 be strong, rot only in the wealth.
talent, aud personal popularity Of the gentlemen
competing it, bat in the esteem Of the larger mum
Der Of the people. The latter circumstances is
svineed by addresses forwarded to the President
from nearly every quarter of the State felicitsting
him and the public upon the fortunate change, and
kailing the new order Of things with enthusiasm.
President MontTsgena has issued an inaugural
proclamation upon assuming Office. In this paper,
the breVity Of which is its conspicuous merit, he
responds 70 the popular voice Of congratulation,
pointing the general gratitude to Seniors Salagsr and
Blauoo, whose patriotic energies hsye saved the re-
public.
Several DEGREES had been issued as the basis Of
political reconstruction.
The Costa Rcans exiled by Mora are recalled
An election Of deputies to the National Assooia-
4iOn lie ordered.
The sction and the general temper and draft Of
1he new government is represented as meeting the
approval Of the Washington cabinet.
The same correspondent says most positive sssu-
RANGES have been given to-day that the Niosrsguan
mail viii be carried promptly, according 20 the con
tract, that 90 men now engaged in improving
the route, and that the mules on the ground
ready for the service. How much Of this is to be
believed, l am unable to ssy.
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From Mexico.

CHARLESTON, Oct. 1.-The Coayisr's special New
Orleans dispatch gives the following additional
items o. Mexican intelligence.
1t was reported that the Bishop of Mexico is will
ing to guarantee lean of 600 coo to Miramon in
pledge for church properly. The Archbishop and
clergy bitterly oppose this policy Of their superior
1t was reported that General Vijsurri had Joined
the church party.
An arrival furnishes Rio Janeire aivices to Aug
18th. The receipts Of coffee trifng, the crop
being deficient The new crop Was considered to be
good-the sales sre mostly for France, There was
. stock Of 60, 600 bsgs in port The stock of -four
amounted TO $4,000 barrels, and the market was
firm.
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WHTR hav.op han1 about 90 barrels Of PURE oLDHoUR
~ aN WIff8K u which will warrant % b Soua r1Ahs
ON np fls ss Ia rs State We anxious % close out
Nd would b zlaa n tho wanting see.anF really ene ana
sisl.sS Ne. 5 kAEEet straEA 4
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FRESH ARRIVALS
BY
WESSE Il THO M PSON,
UNION STREET.
) casks Extra Sugar cared Beef
do do do do Hams;
10 dozen extrs Beef Tongues;
80 boxes do English Dairy Cheese
80 do de WeEtsrn Reserve do.
hale New Hops tF Bakers
10 Rrih,e lnPsri-i CfaL tasse;
25 do Widow ChicqGut do
80 600 we'll assorted Cigars
10 boxes LAYER Raisins; r
20 half boxes Layer RSsus;
10 barrels Texas cans,
10 dy Cream Nuts:
10 chests Green and Black Teas;
II barrels superior branss Scotch ALI 10 Jugs;
do do do do do I'm Gas;
10 do do London Porter In GiAss-
ADVICE To mERCHAkTS.
stock to be larger and better assorted than
line Nashville is therefore to advantage
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
and determined that cash buyers
shall have every advantage.
Asoue arm goes East TO purchase in person, can
few weeks fresh and we'll selected stock
embracing di6erent in taueh of rsde
VESSEL A THOMPSON,
sug2I Nos 40 and ~ Union Street
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mOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

ANpo Offering for sale the House Cherry street
I new sccupiel by Mr. B Weller.
The hou Is very large comodious containing over TWEEN
t no ms with servants rooms cellars, coal and wood Sheds 60
The in good order. Of being recently rebuilt ana
better adapted class boarding house than any house
iD Nashville.
The lot il sixty feet front by hundred and seven
tv ave feet and situated the lot to admit
an addition would render comnedous any hotel 10
the city. 49,, i
large portion furnturecan the hous
If desired.
htae and wishing TO engage in such Voca
ton, excellent opportunity TO procure an eligible oea
ton icing convenient all the business portions Of the city
a,.a,-T AVS LINDsLRY.
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60, NstI,,k and Maria Matlock and otheFs-eN par'e;
decree Of the Cou y Court Of Davidson enun fene
- 81 he above cauNe the September ieru 'Ss' VIZ
- - - AZ the Court door in Nashville, On saturuSS
ons5 ~ 81 October next negro girl named 81 II 1, aeI
years o. age, on Sir r. r. CHEArHAM
payable IN bshA ~ ~ ~ Clerk 4 MISTER.
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y1II4HLE REAL ESTATE ron SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HTIsHING to make other investments, We propose TO sell
Nv All our Resi- In Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUBURBAN Residence
the FRANKLIN Turnpike within half nj e o. the city,
Snd uosits the residence Of the late Joseph W. h0ron
Containing about Forty acres.
This perhaps commanding site IN theVien N3s
yile and desirable country esdenSs Inc nous N
- sd With y or land the purchaser mag choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
knogu As the sims Tract tuatd on the smith EarnPse oa
Iebanop road within three miles Of Neshy CONTAINING %
asres The soil good it Is we'll waPed ana tere ana n
be divided into small tracts Of txrntS aes and sTSaa Of
h are admirably adapted for country residences market gar
dens aud dairy farms. Also, that
REAUTKFUL FARM
nm same road nov occupied By T. c. hcam belt and formerly
owned hy Tho Harding containing shout go acres This
oacIs 90 veil known nsed further description II win
rso he divided TO purchasers T. c. aecamPbe viii show
thUsse places to any who viii call.
All the property viii be sold on ressonAbe ters anu
ON a credit Of one two, three and four years
a 49, THOs. C. Nee AMPBBLI,
~''S's' Six miles from Nashville
J. A. CAMPBELL,
h.4 Nashville
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SALE OF LAND.

SALE OF LAND
WTAVING by decree the Chancery Court at Brownsville
Tenn, August Term asa in the case u Green H.
Bradford, Ashly Chrp, AdDr ct a. ben appointed Ires
Tee 10 rry out Trust executed by Dunlop 6eOd
on ths 2is Of july 1854 w. E. Bowers decd for the
purpo OF SECURING the payment Two Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars and forty i've cents under seal from said Dun
lap to sad Green II Bradford the undersigned will on satlr
ay the 18th day October 9. the Courthouss door In
the town of Rrey Tenn sell to the highest bidder
Tor cash valuable Tract OF Land lying in Manry county snn
eoptanipx some 81 ares land being the deceed
t said Dunlap Chaneey Court OF Many county on the
18th Of March, la4, Of William D. Dunlap e. 81 vs.
Padgett aod wife e al conveyed aforesaid BY said
samuel Dunlap. decd, to said Bowers
sstsA-5tds CHURCRWELL BUCK, Trustee
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RANGES! RANGEs!!

A. COOPER begs respectfully call the attention ihs
friends and the public generally, that he has been ap
pointed the sole agent in Nashville sor E ~. hlGnps
celebrated Cooking Range, admitted by all to be
superior oarynz offered, rising all the require
for percng the culinary art in all its branches being
also great eonomisr Of fuel and for netness and comfort
stands uurivaed Give call and judge for yourselves
H. A. COOPER. Agent, Plumber &c,
No. 1 Market Street. Nashville, Tenn.
Manufacturer Of Copper Tin ard Ware and deal
ers in all Stoves Baths Closets bowls, &C., &C
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pATI BRUCH, OF the late firm of GusnoAI bs ,o,-
Il having removed u. state Of New foIk sS a. t
~ a. having less settled ny Gusaori the senior
psrner IN e-Sons indebted TO said hrn are ~ %
forward aud settle with bin who clone Is ATTENDING - %
Gusiorf viii continue The whoiesAe e m
business Cooprr's Building, Up Stairs where ne ' al
sep4-I1, ''' U'l GUSDORF BRUCH.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, arc.
DEM yEEEE IL CO.,
DsgUSGISrS AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Conner store OF tie Lslp Tios end A.eTteaR B1Rda9S'
lorasr % C4esYy dAsi TkFgod Streets,
NASHV WILLIE TEN NESSE a,
II EsPRcFFULLY ask their old ea and eustolasr and
the pulc generally, call and see them in their pew Is
szhuen Supplied vita large and complete stock OF Drugs,
Medicines -esus Fancy Gocds and all articles Drug
Stores ard constantly receipt OF fresh 1upes OF me sne
they f perfectly OF their ability TO give entire sats
faction with reference prices Qnaiues OF te goods
Thankful for literal paoEsss heretooIs eAtenoee 70 me
old un: hope by prompt attention 20 basinessso oTiss
v DEMOYTbLF & CO.,
Corner Of Cheny end Church streets.
nrn PRESCRs prE0N DEPARTMEN'c.
Is under e supervision OF thorough snd accomplished
Prruns Druggist. and orders in that line OF our bust
IN hours, and night be promptly a accurate
y flied DELL l111- . w
WEFDECfEES, ans TRuBIENTS, acc..-we in
vte tue attention Of Pyscsnsto cur stock Of Meenes
Ckeuicals, Surgical and Dental Instr unle ns &c . -
DEMoVILEE 90.
" OMESTEC zEEFECLEs.--The heads Of families
call and examine our stock Cd
DEM0VILLE co.
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VACCINE MATTER.

DRUsFEES.--A large stock # Shoe, Paint FarnAn IN
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE
d. A. HiE,hs PrnnrielOr.

Hotel spacious brick building Just
proprietor has incurred heavy expense IN h.Ag W
ne rooms 10 make then neat snd eeIniorAoS
Inc ~ oleuior The reception Of bosrders vstors Aha
Eraveet; and the proprietor can s0s ,one
for $50 persons An omnibus, roo d safe team, will be
~ me oeot convey passenger 10 the and hack TO the
depot again The proprietor try 70 make IL
Hotel, and hopes 10 share a liberal patrors-| ~ " :
auRI6 DANIEL A. TINS propria4or