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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-23
Local and miscellaneous.

have been Indignantly informed by the friends
and admirers of several huge porkers which
have recently been slaughtered, that the pig we
mentioned as weighing $40 pounds, was not
The largest one killed IN Bedford during the
present season. We are always ready 10 make
the omende and we now beg leave to state that
50 far as heard from, Majors Sansom and Davis
were the owners ofthe two largest hogs slaugh
tered in this borough this winter the one Kill
led by Maj. Davis weighing 500, and that by
Maj. Sansom, goo pounds Cincinnati is no.
where.
Congress is still without Speaker. Sher-
man lacked votes Of an election on the tenth
ballot and there IS 10 prospect that be will ever
BE able to get them. Hickman and Schwartz,
two members claiming 10 be Democrats, but who
were elected by Black Republican votes, have
gone over to Sherman. Als1 Haskin, Of New
York. This was part OF their bargain with
their Black Republican supporters and surpri-
ses nobody. The Americans are supporting
Mr.. Boteler, Of Va. Its said Forney is on his
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-23

" The Lyceum meets on SaturdayevpniDg.
Performers, same as announced last week.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-23
Eow the Onpogition eovsrn.

Ever since the advent Of President Buchah-
ans Administration, the Opposition ours of ev-
cry hue and color, mongrel, puppy, whelP and
hound, Tray, Blanche and Sweetheart, have
kept up continuous yelping and whining a
bout the mal-administfaton of the affairs of
the nation.To hear th"ir; direful ulluatioas, one
would imagine that RiE. Buchanan was worse
than LAFITTE, aud his Cabinet a set Of pirates
that out-Kidd KIDD himself 1t was, therefore,
not strange that The piteous complaints of The
holy saints Of the Opposition, should have 50
wrought upon the weak-ninded and the suscep-.
tIble as 10 give them majority 10 Congress
The blessed fools tlat thought 10 benefit their
country by sending Opposition demagogues 10
Congress, were numerically sufficient 10 place
the Democrats in a minority in that body. AID
what IS the result Why weeks on weeks are
frlttered away in the attempt 70 organize this
Opposition Congress. The Opposition have q
clear majority OF 20 votes in tha: body and We.
they cannot agree upon a candidate for speak
er. The time Of the session is consumed in
'ruitless attempts 10 elect presiding officer,
whilst the interests Of The people are suffering
from wanton and Premeditated negicci What
say The people to this great reform instituted by
their beloved Opposition Congressmen? ? What
say The mail-c0n'ractors who are longing ior
the passage Of Tie postal Appropriation bill?
II the Democrats had the majority in Con-
gress, the House would have been organrzed
long ago and the business ofthe country wagld
have been under process of TRANSACTION. Such
facts need no comment.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-23

Copeland wrthed ia violent con.o.tions for
several minutes.
The drop Tell at eleven minutes alter eleven
O'Clock
The prisoners bade farewell whilt on The
scafiold 10 The ministers, Messrs Waugh, Moth
and Lerh, expressing hope to meet them in
heaven.
The bodies will be placed in the jail Ter inter
ment Tomorrow.
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF COOK AND
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-23

CHEAP BO0TS AND SaOES,
Just Received for Sale, cheap, at shoealakef''
Store
Dec. 23d, 1850.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-23

Il NEW ASSORTMENT
Of Muslns, Cloths, Casimeres, ShawIs, Dslainesj
CaIcoes, Gloves, Hosiery, Jeans, Vestings, Satins,
Tickings, Ginghams, Queensware, Glass, &C.,
(which will be sold cheap at Shoemakers' Store.
Dec 23d 1859
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-23

JUST RECEIVED,
At Shoemakers' Cheap Store, Coffee, Sugar,
Syrup. Moasses, Black and Green Tea, Chocolate,
Essence of Coffee, Cheese, Rice, Spices, Oil Nc
Dee. esd, 1850.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

The County Court Of Rutherford county, at its
January term, made the following assessment Of
taxes for county purposes, a. We learn from the
Murfrsesburo Telegraph: son each 500 worth Of
property, 16 cents; on each white poll so cents on
each tipping $685. on each peddler 100 per cent on
State tax on each circus or other show $50 for each
day and night; on each theatre 100 per cent on
State tax; musl al concerts &C., SIS for each day
and night; on ne 70 trading $3.50 cents for each
negro sold en- eoHfeoioneries Is per cent on State
tax; on money brokers, commission merchants, &c.,
80 per cent on State tax; on shsvers Is cents on
each 800 used on merchants 16 cents on each 500
worth Of goods at prime cost sill other privileges
25 per cent on State tax The taxes we're assessed
at higher rate than formerly on account Of the
funds that will be required 10 build the new Court
House, but they are not yet very burdensome, and
it was thought by the Court fat the present rate
assessment would furnish sufficient funds, there
being at the present time nine thousand dollars Of
surplus in the treasury"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09
Wilson County Items.

o.
The premium of fifty dollar Silver Pitcher,
offered by Messrs. Atkinson Thomas Co., Of Nash
Vile, for the best two hundred head of hogs fat
tened in Middle Tennessee, was last week awarded
to our enierprising countryman, NJ B. Kittrell Esq
of Big Spring The aggregate weight was II ,e0O1bJ
or an average of $50 Tbs. to the hog Who can
beat it?
FATAL AocIDENT.-0n last Saturday the Rome
stage, on its returning to this place, was upset
within few miles Of the former place, and pas
sepger named Wilson, who was riding on tn OUT
side with the driver, thrown from his seat the
stage falling on him He was so badly Injured th 81
he died on the following day. Other passengers
were aboard inside, but all of them escaped unin-
jured.
SIGNS OF PROsPERITY.-T The Herald reports q
large number of transactions in real estate 10 both
town and country, and adds j The excitement on
the subject of town property continues undated.
Lois in the suburbs being put into MARI ct al
most every day ard 60 off readily at from $500 70
$3.50 per acre. Buildings going up almost in
every direction, aud others are in contemplation
Probably not less than twelve or fifteen handsome
residences will be put up this year. Lebanon is
going right straight ahead and no mistake. Keep the
steam up, say we.
A DUEL ALMosT-We understand that an sssHfI
Of honor" like to have come of in this PIaes chs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

dog used to think Ike the poets; aots III sight
Of an lodian gives me ersmp in the stomach"
CuRE FOR A CoLD.--AlmOst everybody We meet
is complaining Of being sfIiee "a with severe cold
The following prescription, taken from an CID black
letter book, a. D. l43O may be Of service 10 some
Of the sufferers. Try il:
Puita your iette in hot Wa.er, -
As high a. your thighes tTg
81 Wrap yoEa head Up in a dannells. -
As i0g a. Eour eyees;
Take quart " run'd eruefIe
When In bedde, - a dose;
With a uumjer four dITpe
Well tzlloFe your nose.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

FAIR TEssHssIANs AT WAsHuGroE.-ThS Wash
ingon correspondent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer givss
the following spirited sketch of Of the fair Tel
nesreans then sojourning at Washington. We under>
stand that he does not over state tbs charms Of those
whom he thus fatteringly slludes TO-:
he oves,stRsesive and hospitsSie manfisn Of the
Postmaster General possesses an additional magnet
this season in his beautiful and accomplished niece
MISS Amsnds Pillow eldest daughter of Gen. Gideon
J. Pillow Of Maury county, Tenn, as Mrs Brown
herself still in the flu splendor Of her mature charms
of her person and address. Miss Saunders her
daughter the most sparkling and sprightly AID
bestnstured of al bellies that have been atsrsd BY
universal homsgs and admirstioh-who has mind
above fashion, aad heart superior to coquetry and
tastes far beyond empty frivOlihss-sDd this new,
fresh blooming flower from Tennessee, so properly
named Amanda" will make trio that can not fail
to sustain the social entertainments that have hereto
fore clustered around the home Of the Postmaster
General
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

Day last week betxeen two students The thing
aked outsome way other, and one Of the parties
| IF; town imme jiaeY. Tee other one was arrested
| aid taken before Magisra'e, but for the waat OF
satisfactory eviicaes he vas discharged Bamor
says hostile me ting vas really arrar gid sec ,us
| chosen, Sc We know nothing Of he partieu>
lars sss
| We regret to announce that chr old freud, Capt
J. b Piumsn, Is going to leave Old Wilson. lie
has bought hons in Nashville and win Sc tie here
permanently. The Cspt3in is a good ci.izen aad a
clever gertlemaa, and part with him with regret
There IS one consolation about H. hoWever, ant bat
1 one-when he is gore there will be one Loeosoco
vote less in old Wilson than there was before We
c1mmend the Captain to the favorable consideration
Of the Democracy and the Peep of Davidson gen
| orally, oh
THE ScHoOLHAsTER AsHoAp "A friend al States
Tills sends US the following sweet marsel" as q
specimen Of the liteTai Of Knob county
Sur Pleas Mr. Jores $50 Ga
Send msa quar- of sand paper by George smith
and Ties shall be your receipt the same thss the
20 day Of December 1858 G Dsowz
TAXES The tax on properly in Wilson county
this year is nearly cents on he 500 worth; coun-
y poll tax % cents; Siaie tax 90 cents State and
county tax S1S4
New PASTOR Our Cumberland friends who have
been without regular pastor since the resignation
Of Rev D. Lsvry have been so fcrtuaats as TO pro-
-
ter, Of McMinnvie. Mr. is fine preasher, and
Of the best eduea ed men in the country, being
a graduate Of Yale College.
We understand he viii not take charge Of the
Church before February or March.
MARRIAGss--There we're l4s marriages in wiz
son county during the past year. This ss falling
of from our usual number. Whether the decrease
is to be attributed 10 the unusually warm weather
of the past spring, summer and autumn, or 10 The
extrayaganee Of the ''dears," whether the young
ladies have Persistsntly refused TO say yes
think this is improbable-we have no means Of know
ing. Certain it is, however, frSn same cause or
otheT the matrimonial market for the past year was
exceedingly dull. From present indca!isns We are
inclined believe that the msrket will be more &C
tive this year. We hope il may.
SPREADIKG.-H Lebanon continues to grow for
few years as it wllin 1859 it Won't be great while
before Nashville on the West Murfreesboro' on the
South, Gallatin on the North and Rome, and Car
thage, and Alexsndris the East will be eonsid>
cred The outskirts Of the "City Of Cedars." SO
mote it be. Get out Of the way ye little villages for
Lebanon like lady in crinOline is bound to spread
herself.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

The Fayetteville ObseTrer Of the 9Th says; Mr..
VIM Garner, Of Winchester, while attempting to
ford Norris Greek near this place, very early las
Friday morning. had his horse, valuable animal,
drowned, and himself had a narrow escspe On
Thursday the Creek vas in safe crossing order but
that night very heavy rain fell, causing the cur
rent to be swift, deep and dangerous.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

The Fayetteville Observer says Old DOmin-
ion Coffee Pot" exploded at the residence of A. A.
Greer, efPstersburg Tenn, on the 24ih. ut and the
boiling fluid snd steam seriously burned his little
girl interesting infant Of seventeen months that
it died on the following Monday. The child's nurse
was also scaded, dangerously but it is thought new
she will recover
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

COMING TO NAsHvTLLB.-C. ". jackson has dis
posed Of his interest in the Bank Of Middle Tenues
to MeSsrs. Campbell MOTLEY for So 900. This
Bank has now, we believe, lsrge circulation than
any ether Free Bank in The State, and is in sound
and healthy condition Mr. jackson intends settling
in Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09
MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOE SALE.

n AN s1ernK House Chsrry street,
/ occupied By Mr. 3 Weller
fhs house large and eOunodous containing tveo
81 rosms with servants cellars and wood Sheds &c
The houss In good order, Of being recently rebuilt and
is better adapted for rs class boarding house than hsuss
in Nashville
Thu lot Is about sixty Eve feet front BY enc hundred and
Eve st and the house situated the Let admit Of
addition that Woud reader eonmodsus hotel In
the city.
large pOrsn Of the funtars purchased with the hsuSs
II desired.
known that hotel keeping H. In ths city, pre-
hable business and any wishing in such
sn this excellent opportunity procure eligible loeA
ton, being all tia business portions Of the city
For terms. &C., apply to
a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

most invaluable external applicant for Rheumatism, Mes
ragia, Sprsns, Bruises Head ache &c. aiIs,
EAsprePsre BY the late Rev dr James Of Chattanooga have
but few leHhst have Is warranted t. be genuine Per
Eotts 0ne Dollar.
Bed Bug Rane--Drives RON old Houses aud sld Bed
steals Bugs and Fieas Only 25 cents per bottle.
The GrRfenburg COnsumpfive's' Balm is
recommended To the attention Of all having affections
Lungs Colds either light When all Pectora
sicines have failed this may with certainty Be relied on In
early stages 81 Consumption certain IL tie last agsa
very certain relief
All those who have weak ianEs should virtues which
wonderfully soaoous In disorders not 10 Be trnet
Many ozensa Nashville attes is curative powers.
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
dec2S-4 I4CoIlege stresf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

TIE Ticket Office in the Passenger Depot and is open one
hSEF before starting OF Tran which allows ample time
for thu purchase OF Tickets. 1t at other time during
ths day. Passengers cities leave the A. NJ.
Train which throughout with Trains the other roads.
Ts to Richmond a hours; Washington two days Philadelphia
two and half and New York three days. This is the cheapest
and best route from Nashville to tbs East.
New Orleans passengers he0 P. n. Tan arriving
Memphis time New Orleans the evening Of
the day and through without detention st Memphis
Those for McMnnVe, Sparta, and Beerehs Springs leave
Nashville 0 P NJ Train, which directly at Tul-
iahoma with the Train for McAnnTe Persons leaving Nc
Einnvs in the morning arrive Nashville at 7:30 P. NJ
NashYls there are boats which daily for smithand
and with Tor different pisces the Ohio and Mis-
sisspp rivers; also, daily line Of for Louisville leaving
very morning the arrival Of the night express
By this change OF Schedule the Train from Memphis
direct st Stevenson with and down day Trains causing
delay to Nashville and Eastern passengers and hour gained
the fsnner Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville.
c. L. ANDERSON,
iulylO, 1858 General Ticket Agtut.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

The fire in Memphis on the 9th, in relation to
which We published teegrsphis dispsich,is suppo,
ssd to have originated in boarding house The
gentleman who was killed by the falling of wall,
WAS James Beaverton sgAss-ftter The loss sustain.
ed to property is estimated at 100000
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09
FRESH ARRIVALS.

Onn hays Pernsylvani Burkwheat Flour;
sbEENb bEs Refined Table Sait; "
do do Dairy do
90 boxes German Soap;
81 do Palm do;
5eelS@If a. FREEMAN BROTHERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09
COMPTROLLER,S OFFICE,


TTNDER the provisions Of 18th February 1855
chap. ESQ and other upon the subject Of Free Banking
vii public ucon, the Merchants Exchange in Wall
street New York city, the 81 Of Februs 1889 and rem day
day they disposed Of the following Bends, sadOr
ssd b. the Tennessee belonging the following Free
Banks now in liquidation, wit:
81 Nashville ChatianOogs Railroad Bonds fer 81 Geo each,
belonging 20 the Bank Of Claiborne
and Virginia Railroad Bends for 81 sahs
belonging to the Bank Of jefferson,
l. EsTennees and Virginia Railroad Bonds for 81 900 eaeA,
belonging to the Bank OF Trenton.
" Nashville Chattanooga Railroad Bonds, and Is Memphis
CITY Bonds all each slonging the Bank Of TaEs
veil JAMES 7. DUNLAP.
decse-dIu Comptroller.
Daily Memphis Appeal insert for thirty days and sand bill to
Comptroller.
NOR RENT OR SALE..-I will rent ny residence,
Eosenviek in the suburbs, north west OF city, to good
1859 will sell it. With the lot containing ave and
half The house contains eight ten There
brick stable and carriage house. So.
WI. 8. LANGDoN,
dec3I Not Cherry ssrsea 3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

TNHk Great Central Route eon9sstg the Atlantic cities VITA
Western, Northwestern, AID Southwestern States,
nuous Railway direct This road also Pitts
with daily lines Of Steamers all the Western Rivers
nd at Cleveland and Ssndusky with all ports
HsrthEeern Lakes; making the direct cheapest md
rOste by which FREIGHT can he forwarded and
Sred4 Hest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBUR6
First CLAss.-BOots, Shoes, Dry Goods Gin * = ,aou
bOxes,) Furs, Feathers, &c, ~ P0' iOOb
Iia.5s IN 49, 1I, u osi1sIyi DrJ 6Oe per 1903
THIRD CLAss--Anvils. Baggng, BACON aud Z "a -. ,nsu
Pork Gin bulk) Hemp, &c, 'os per 4OO b.
EaURTH CLA-s-COffee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork An IAN.
(pscked) Lard and Lard Oil, 1V' PEI A0o >
tlOur-55cts per Dbl. until further notice.
Grsin-35cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
Ootton-S2 per bale, exceeding $500 lbs
ther notice.
Y In shipping Goods from point East Of Philadelphia
Bparticulsr to marx package sid fAGdeDhiG R4r01d y
al Goods consigned the Agents OF this Railroad Phladel.
phis PitIsburg will be forwarded without detention
FRIGHT ASENTsIsrris, WOrmiey Co., Memphis. Team.
H. T. Sa Co., St Louis; J. s. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Indiala Dumesu Bell and Murdoch, aud Carter Jestt
Louisville, KY r. G. Medium, Madison, Indiana Springman
Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati n. W. Graham Co.,
Evansville, Ohio; Leach Co., No 81 Kby street, Boston;
esch Co. Aston House, New York; No. l. William
and No Battery Place New York Z. Sneeer, Philadelphia
Aagrew kOoIs, Baltimore Geo c. Francissus, Psburg.
II. u. HOUSTON, General FreigE1 AgeRf, PhH'd.
H. }. L0MBAERT, Sap'f,, Altoona, Penn.
april, '5S-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

communication, signed by sixteen gentlemen,
appears In the MOMinnVills Nsv Era, calling upon
Gel. L. B. Waters to become the Democratic candid
ate for Senator in that district
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09
SaIc al NcErOcs.

Daniel Tucker and others Rebecca Wilson and others
10y of the county court Of Davidson county, in the
above cause, the December will offer for sale at
ihe Nashville, Saturday January - o0 the
lowing negroes Arthur and Saply aged 90 years. Polly
aged IS years; iAr1anta aged " years.
TermS-sS loo be required in cash. and the balance
credit 6 months notes with good security required.
deos2-td prs fee 500 +. L. CHEATHAA, G NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

Never fails TO do It's ~ht Cook cannot spoil your
Coffee forge falls after she has placed the bOile
an the stove range.
Nashv they give perfect satisfaction; al
jeIs NV WILSON, College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

Cbsttsty post office in Brady county, has been
discontinued for want Of Post Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09
LARGE ARRIVALS OF GOODS.

ID ENJ F. SHIELDS receiving per steamers Runyan,
John Bell etc, extensive stock Of merchandise OF the
dHeeut varieties 81 The departments OF trade On this
morning. 10 o'clock, will commence sales and continue
during week. both day and night until the entire stock is
closed especially invited to attend the sales, the
Goods will sod in lets and sacrifices may be expected bens
usual, casa. r... laec-S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09
500 REWARD.

n ANAWAT from the subscriber the night Of the 9Th uit.
II my negro boy, John. Said boy is bright mulatto aged
about years about feet inches in height, rather
SLENDER Vi straight black hair and Is hard TO distinguish from
Hts except BY close Observers He good boot aud shoe
maker, his left hand altogether in pegging
viii give $50 any person who may said boy and
lodge any Jail in this State that get him. 100
II arrested out Of The Stats. GEO. sTROUD,
3aa4-iz AorFisss Depot Warren 20, Esal,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09
SALESMAN WANTED

In a New York Fancy Goods HOase,
YNN0 psson who has Travelled ehsr for Wholesale Boot and
Shoe Grocery Dry Goods House. and bring IasfAe
tory letters employer the extent Of trade he
inusnce and other quahca0nstO such person goSd iaucs
ments viii be offered by the advertisers.
Address B. & n, box 1872, Post oGcs, New York.
DIR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

The Cars proud bannsris uDfur'ed
Der Js tn irele half re " rid;
II waves r., N Gu ma to Kror stadt-
Is there greater Autocrat2
But then Ills on J half TIE world
Der which ths anne IS unfurle1;
There q create Car han hat
The Breakfast-table AutOcrat.
A gTester AutOcrat is he,
Who seats himself il NAT sty;
Invites all nations 10 his board,
And gives what nature can adord.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

The Fayetteville Observer learns that Jos val
liable negro, belonging to DR.. s. II. McElrOy, com,
mitted suicide on the Slst ult.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09

Mr.. Alfonso Cross, of McNairy county, is can,
didats for Major General of the Fourth Division
Tennessee Militia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09
SaIe OF Negroes.

virtue Of deed Of trust executed hy Paitersoa
and Mary Patterson which Of record in the Registers
Office Of Davidson county, In Book No %, 26 and 2T
viii to Pubs at the court house gate, Saturday,
the 18th day Of January 1852 hs highest BIDDER for cash
following slaves, TO Wit Philip, yellow boy aged about u
years; Haah yellow aged about twenty Aad her ehd,
Martha, AGED Stout u months within legal hours
drc25-dt1s JESSE COLLINS. Trustse.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09
TRARUE LUCUs.

TE have leased the lsFe and extensive Warehouse recsut,
oCc79ied By Carter Mckay Co. next deer 20 our pre-
sent stand where viii re0Ve January 1889 We vii hss
asr have ample eceve every esopca e merchaa
disc and make saesat auction Of description. Dry goods
clothing hardware esrpetip everT otsr dsIp
ton af goods, Be sod ether auction private sale
sec28 TRABUE 4 LUCUE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-09
LADIES FINE SHOES.
.aai....nr sn..,i..

ladies' Congress Kid Hseled KOs5uth Boots;
d Butioned DO Dc Boots; .-
Dc White Satin Slippers;
De Congress and Lace Winter Gai.srs;
Misses Kid Heeied Welt Boots;
do Goat do do do &C., &c.
Just received at A. College street.