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y e w & o q DIS!
JOHN II. DAVIS &. Co.
E.NN<,FU RIrRG Vusys.uNua
HEAVY AND FANCY HARDWARE.
sP.ksNt, d SAM m 4 X ARRIVAL

Il l. II L. 8 9.
AN now receiving purchases made NORTH adapted
10 he Present season comprising very large
"'m' Il HARDWARE q. every variety b., foreign and
dom site nanpia c,ure. embracing in part
s-sH--. saTiin and III Ter ntades and so
h;'liin", s-,"bbiHx, Wedding, Garden, Flower
ana a.adsrs Hon.;
s;rn.n rnair-. snn H. arden nl.e.;
saAin-. ansiis, Vices, Bellows, Files, lsnsps,
&c. s-c.;
Ho!c aa" G0TdR.e;
FiTr avery AID other able Cut cry;
s'o'rl A"i'cs, asupeio stock, worth from 81
ie a liree;
shear, scissors and Points, from the best manufac
silver -.iaoi - aua Forks, made Of coin
SILVER Sai"d ssOod- in great variety;
" .nn"W shades, beautiful stock;
fioDf ts:i ttUih., from % s ards wide;
Waod ware. Tmb-, fsuckrts, Charns, &c., at;
s'niru: ser Cream Ereczrrs and Water t'oulcrs:
villa aud ='ancy BASKETS and Empire Zig;
is"'ldia2 s2a'.:ware il great variety;
EfrHf-, "a :udow GLASS IN Putt,
SIa: Si.'ns. ID Sh.. makers Find all Kind;
Efcg siitu-. saddle Trts-, Plated mud steel Kit..
s'ia.es ani steel >iirrup., Filling, &c;
sca:hr Hclia%. s.um and Hemp Packing,
hroa ATS up iUxs nnj CRrringc Trim s 4 ii
S'"I p'nirr.. 'snnus RS and Sn ith's Tools;
CIRCULAR. Va i'll aud Cross Iui saws;
Revolving and seIt-t' Ocking Pistols;
fishing GacAlC, Twisted "a lad Plated Iincs, Sc
s N. SIMPSON.
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EpAts.EH'S PATENr SHADE EsX rt.s.-
D ! his is decidedly II" b, It SHADE FIXTURE
n-' Any person with lack knife. pmri frtver
put them up ssuly. Call aud ,hcn Err sale
chcap ~ ANDREW B8ND
APP II l5Jy. Len Ah,tr-. Va
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ENTES~EvE STOCK or
SPRING &x SII MER CLOTHING

IiE nndrsi ned in receipt II his comp stock of
L SPRlNG AND 81 MINER CLOTHING, which was :
rr" with great car AID rm the Ing experience in toe
trade. hris confident, that III bcaaE. style AMI modcra
charges, his Ciohing be rxcctl by house his
any cy IN the State llc respectfully invites his friends,
customers aud the pubic ia general 10 examine his be-
Tor" purchasing escw here" he il please and jus.
tie" /" all besides all rtdes aud yr of Cotng his
of HENlLtMENS III FINISHING GOODS is largc-such
MS Shirts Cntrs, III nak"rtlefs Cloves. lies, Seeks, Sls
i"nicl etc also Tp ihs Garnet Bass Umbrellas, ste
tnu try Merchant, hnd IL To anime
III stock c'Je going further Last. he fully prepared
Ia" wholesale trade solicit cal all old
stand april II its GtGGHNIlEIMEk.
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eifsCE.-A tn meeting Of the directory of
Y ilN Grunge & Alexandria Railroad Company hc held
~ IL office of thu Company In Alexandra, Ei'NiS
t'Af 1T" 25ih day al MAY Al tn" subject lcat'rg
"us hh the n'ebs"n al their read ir tha5ue-, lie
VA inrg VIII be taken up and isioS"d f
Is. order Of the Board. JAMES IL. REID,
lhrll LII
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look Show Windows will all that we hay
Il L l. l. s [ p p l.. Y.
anil il's GLASS RAINT
fANE lot of HtnrL Cloth s'Unts hj per cent
~ cheaper than in the city,
april 4 dts ma II ( TRAVrSES.
Am consignment. 100 barrel. prime White
~ Mercer pOTA FOES, for sale ian In cl,,e
ail - dis u ROLLINS & co.
-
Ok BAtsREi.> No. Z Clipped lsrrrin . for
~ - sale ~ april u Its NJ iibLi.iNS Il co.
sNlK
Ell REkA CT FFS,
april II dts GLASS RAINES
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W.T. II the inrrcnsp Of custom " stuck
We satisfied that hav" this day stock of GOODS
HAT r7sst BE- sarlnssed in this city. We rrsprctf
'ur snds aud The public generally Ia calf and
I-.l- .-.iAu st-rkn
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HORRIBLE CONFESSION CASE OF CAY
SIBALIsM on THE PLAINs.-We have published the
particulars of case of cannibslisn on the Plains
among company of Pixies Peak emigrsnts. DAN.
lei BLUE, one Of the survivors Of the party, has
arrived at Denver City, Kansas, and las furnished
compets account OF tbs affair BLUE went from
Clyde, Ill, to Pixies Peak, with his brothers Ee
writes the following horrible confession:
"After short effort to continue our journey, We
were sgain compelled to lay up, and the next day
Soleg died from exhaustion snd want Of food. Be-
fore he breathed his last he authorized and request
ed us to make Of his mortal remains in the way
Of nourisbmept We, from necessity, did so, al
though il went very hand sglnst our feelings lived
on his body for about eighG days We then we're,
as l afterwards learned, on Beaver Creek, which
empties into the Bjou. of the tributaries Of
the South Platte and about 10 miles east Of Denver
City.
AFTER the consumption OF SoIegs body, Alexan-
der, my eldest brother died, and st his own last
quest we used portion OF his body as food on the
spot, and with the balance resumed our journey to-
wards the gold regions. We succeeded in travelling
ing but ten miles. when my youngest brother,
Charles gave out, and we're obliged to stop. For
ten days we su5sSted on what remained Of our bro
thers body, when Charles expired from the same
cause as the others. 1 also consumed the greater
portion Of his remains, when l was found by an
Aparahoe Indian and treated with great kindness,
and Gay and half thereaftar this is on Wednes
day the 4th Of Msy,) brought to ths eRcsmpment Of
the LesvenWOrth and Pixies Peak Express Company
train"
This tale is almos! too horrible for belief yet is
so published, and may not be ga sensation story"
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Poster, Of Council Bluffs, and Charles Tasher. -of
Wisconsin, prpsI Ieciei together and struck lead on
the side Of mountaia right Opposite 10 that on
which the Gregory lead located, which yields tbs,a
on the average, sat The pan.
Marshall Cox and brothers work lead on the
same side Of The creek, a5t far from the last des-
cribed, with about the sameresalts
De. d. B Castro, and " T. -Kszlau both from
Butler eOuaty Ind., and james Hunter, rom Hi
nois, have worked lead not far from the Gregory
claim, with an average result Of SiO0 per day.
In the above the rst- aud most favorable strslas
are enumerated. In considering the yield Of these
leads, however. it must not be forgotten that but
one Of the Iudian2 parties hiss bad slGices to work
with while al others worked simply With ordinary
pans. in CONSEQUENCES Of the impossibiliiy Of PRO
euriag lumber; which want Of coarse, caused
great waste of the extremely small particles of
which the gold found along Cherry Creek eOusists.
Aud sgaiu ii,must be renenbered9h all she own
eTs Of the different leads were thus far obliged
pack their dir in sacks on their own shoulders from
height Of several hundred feet to the Wstsr, which
ineonvenience naturally impedes their working and
greatly reduces their daily yields.
Most Of the gold mentioned in the above as having
been taken ouI, haze seen with ny osn eyes and
held in my own hands. Altogether know cf about
S5 600 worth to be IN possession CT different iadi-
vidulls, ell Of which vas taken 5Hi Eilkin week
AS as the required sluiees be had, the dsiy
yield Of The leads thus fer struck viii certainly ex
eeed $6 900.
The gold is Of the species knowu By the name
Of quaFlz gold The leads Of sand are, as already
stated, surroundes BY beds Of rot en- and buTstsd
qusrlz from which the gold settled in the sand By
virtue Of its epeeiic gravity II is so 6ne THAI il Is
din 3ult to perceive il with the raSed eye, when
mixed With the dirt. II has to be collected with
quicksilver
The S.. Louis Democrat hes received the Rocls
Aogaiaia yt,rs. dated at Cherry Creek. May 18th,
aud says its miaing intelligence is strongly coEGr-
aOry Of the ruth Of the late altering reports from
Vasqler's Fork There may be goldthsre, but these
who have the ''gold,h fever" had best wait awhile
longer before making up their minds to Try their
fortune in that extremely uncertain region.
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Freight transportation.
EsE1i:53 @ -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD

-
a5sf-Stls = , -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
-a COMPANY,
THNHE Southern the four great lines Thsroad
thus far been managed in such way as to commend 1t to
Tie public patronage.
This Company under the general superintendencs Of
II. ID. MEARS, General EreIghI Agent,
Noy Inducements shippers to Baltimore, Philadelphia
New YO Boston, Richmond Petersburg, &e exceedingly
low rates far below New Orleans prices their moderate
TERMS the deductions upon insurance OF and half per
this route the European shipping being from
shlngs sterling less than the NeR Orleans shipping pes
all contribute 10 rendert
Reliable as well as Desirable. 3.
Their facilities transportation nsquailed BY other
road operation. their Western terminus Is at PARK
ERSBURGH, one hundred and zfney mikes below the low
and dangerous navigation OF tie Ohio river This
but with Dispatch in Of other roue and the
widens other routes, that this Is the only
Freight by tails route less exposed to weather than BY other
routes. there dTayag the delivery being made at Park
ebuigh under well stdde eost and elevated from thence By
steam Immediately to the cars without being subject to wrT
boats without delay, does kewe the regular Cincinnati
boats The Pttsburg boats direct to Parkeraga By
hls arrangement the Company enabled 70 receive freight
daily for this route stheir agency In Nashville. Tenn.
d H. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
No. ., corner BrSsa and Trent s,rsetS
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MOST VALUABLE CRY PEOPEKTT
ron SAFE

AN Ofsrng for sale the House and Lot on Chy rsst
ii sccupiai b Air B 5 Weller.
The house very large aud cou1Odous, containing over
y ro-as with servants rooms cellars coal 00i shet
The honsss good oFai, of benz rehut
better adapted for drst boarding a house
In Nashville.
The lot is about sixty I've feet front seven
tyhye feet and the house situated ldu
an addition that Eoald rasr ss eoHedous hcte 10
the city. 81 IA
large portion Of the fagRisureean epurcase vi Aehoas
II desired.
swell known that hotel keer is ia hisciy.s oss pr
hable business and any wishing engaye
ton, this excellent opportunity procure
ton, seing eonvsisut to all Tho PoroHs cis
For &c, apply
dec24-d A. " /. LINnsLET- see
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The cOlumbil Airror Of the 10th says: aThe
contract fer laying the iron on the railroad from
this place to Pulaski, has been given to Messrs
GALLOWAY, PEGRY and MATHEWS. They are go
ing ahead with their accustomed energy, making
preFaEatiCns 10 cORsummsts he work SIS soOn as
possible. Under the management Of gentlemen of
such known and indOmina' abls energy end perse-
veranes they are, our friends 10 Giles may con-
fdertly expect to have the pleasure of seeing the
Iron Horse rushing through their rich and beaati-
full county BY the middle of August at fArthest"
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The Lebanon Herald learn that during thunder
storm On the night Of the 9th Inst sixteen mules,
belonging to B. D MorLEY, Of that vicinity, we're
killed by ons stroke Of lightning. They were all
huddled together under a tree. They we're young
mules, and we're worth at lest s2.5OO
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DeH1ers IN Foreign o. DohReAtAc Liquors.
NO. IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVEhBE, TENNESSEE.
Vx7E are now in receipt OF Iaaad we'll assorted stock O
erocerie Leeos A to sheh We invite the attention
SUGARS.
isobbis n Z and BsfmoTs Crushed Sugar, all graaes
i: :: !: La. !: e., o'Ss' q Extra g. s
e500bsgs Ghniee Baltimore Coffee;
400 do DO Lsguyra do.
600 bbis choice Reboiled MoIsSsesi
800 q bbs do DO dc;
90 kegs St. Louis syrup;
ieD do La. do.
2sS boxes J. @. l0xI4 Tin;
lsO do Jx loxl1 DO very cheap for eask
$50 boxes Star Candies;
2tn do Summer do,
500 do 81. Louis and Mem. Soaps
100 do Starch;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper
% % DO 90 do do Do do s56ss,. sP5Ss;
ICS do superior carb. Soda, ) pspsrsi
Syo casks do Dc;
9 casks Dstch MEIaer;
100 bags Pepper;
50 do Spice;
y tierees Rice;
100 dozen Painted Bueketsi
IL do WGShboauls;
30 nests Tubs;
loo dozen Brooms;
50 900 ssc9rtea Cigars;
100 bales Smoking Tobacco:
$50 boxes Tobacco. al grades Va. kTAnd5J
500 kegs pure White Lead;
80 bbs do Linseed Oh:
25 kegs Shot, all sizes:
ID do Bar Lead;
50 cases Mason's Blscking;1
3O00 bags fine Liverpool Sait;,
1000 bbls Ranawha do
$40 boxes Glassware
LIQUORS
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisky
6Oo DO Raw Ohio do:
600 do old Country 90.
2SQ do Smiths old Reserve do;
loo do Old Bourbon do
80 do do Rye do:
lUo do MonOngahela 90;
~ do Old Port and Malaga Vine
40 do A N. Gin;
9pipes Holland Gin;
do Old Cognsc Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien ClaIot Wine;
40 baskets Champagne extra;
1900 cases RrAndy.
300 packages Domegtic Brandy;
200 barrels Cider Vinegar:
With many other articles for the Grocery trade.
iAnll MORRIS & STRATTON.
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Among the arrivals at Aursria, Kansas, of Pixies
Peak gold-seekers, as published in the Rocky Noun
tain Ns1rs we notice the namss Of D. SIMPSON and
L. D. SIMPSON, Of Tennessee -
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MOST COMPLETE ANr2 rasTEFggF, ca
-. EsEATE - -.

KNTIsHING make OtSer Investments ltsposs . ss4
HH ali heal Estate u Davidson c1ultrs follows.
THAT sEEsJEkssAE EEESIDEECEs 20
stustedon the Franklin Eurupiet within bali e u ne ess
esd opposite residence Iate JOSEPH W Horton4
Containing about Forty Acres. -.
This perhaps the commanding site m heynly or NASH
ve and most esrahs country resdaI-e The 5ousa viii
be sold With 2 or l5 sees q aaa as , Pgrr @ coose
the sim Tract. ua.td She Sfr- NurHFe, ld
IstanoB road within three miles OF Nlhrc conainng 3n
acres The soil IS good. it E we'll aterd and herc, 1run
be dyiled into small tracts % tseuy srd uIaa ~ Of
which amraly alaptai 1r county rs1snces, marvel
dens and dairy farzns. Also. that
EEAEEEEUE FARM
on asnns roai ocsuFedy T. O. Mcan ball. and f1Tav
hy Thos- Harding cont iars about 30 Ihis
paeels vel known need further d-scrption Ire
also divided purchasers T.. NcCapisu Eli shoW
these places any who viii call
All The property viii be soI rsasonshs srus nud
On a credit of one. tao, three and four years.
Apply A. y. s. Lindsey Nashvs or to either 81 es ua
darsisnde, TIl0S. @. alec AlPBkLi,.
Six miles from Nashville,
J. A.2fcCAlfPBElA.
uh3i Nsshvifis
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HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
n A - LII

10, Deaderick Street, Nashville.
hand and sale, Sheet Lead Lead Pipe Batn
w Wasr-Closets, Wash stands, Lift and Eorce pumps
Hose, Hydrats, Block Tin Gas Fixtures Wrought Iron f
oS Water Gas and Steam, from inch up TO two inen Ao
Globe Valves, Check Valves, Connecting Cocks AIR
Fittings Of every description suit the above etc. farA n
the country have pipes cut and screwed oy sndns ofA
Inn &c.,
~ ~ deelS-drE&g-Sn
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MACHINE MADE HORSESHOES.

- THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, ~
~ at Troy, ". Y, have HEnry Burdens In M N
M Mproved HORSE SHOE Machinery nowM III
hin successful operation, and prepared toll III
NJ execute orders for Horse and Male shoes, Of u "
any Weight and Pattern, al price but little "
above the prise Of Horse Shoe Iron.
quality in these EhOs Is warranted In every
respect approved Of and used by
States Government exclusively also by Of tha
principal Stage Omnibus Companies and HOrss Shcers
country These Shoes be purchased through
principal Stores in the United States
addressed subscriber Troy, will receive prompt
attention. Wh. T. BURDEN,
apriI6- Agent, Troy. Nev York.
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor. 49,

TFyIs Hotel is spacious brick building just eoplera
Theuropretor has incurrci heaTg expense Tn hi1g -
and furnishing the r00us, % make ,snI noat Hna
The house is open for the rsc- tqn oi 'oaf1eIt
for I50 persons An omnibus, with good alh saie ~
Al hr dpot 70 convey passengers % ths U1ei ad % 70 ne
5sf arsu Tha prpfg5r % unEeit slE-i qls1
USteI and hopes TO share liberal patronage
Ho-1.i Iis a. DANIEL a. 2 IBBz. ropristor.
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REMOVAL.
IOHN WORK q co.

REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK & co.
ETLVE removed their Book BindeFy aRs
Blank Book Mandatory the Baptist Publishing HOuss
next Douglass Co., north Market sire l. No. SO
% from SquAre-and will Be glad ell their old
customers that want work In line. We
prepared to make in the best and any
given pattern. Particular attention will be paid to the RDdns
OF Periodicals and Our prices low the
lowest The yIe Of work can sen Bndry Store
Union Street left either Pscs will receive mmed
re attsptioH. fsb1i-tnsdn
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GentIemen's Furnishing Goods

NTTE receipt % Srrrg ard sumasr. asck q
w Ready Made EfotEiuE, a.i al tbs latest
styles and mpCrt1ti3na q goods Tor reluia Cu
satlos for Summer WeaT ssl naelt 1E1t a. y
please quality, beauty ari texture a1d
VII manufacture thsm In egal a5y hulzs -.
We veil prePaIs and Clgs= uzt-u the tlus
ture Of al Kinds zld izri 11iou1oi get1er Tsppals A
u = resident partner IA Hast gives lis Eois zsn
- The manufacturing t1u-~ ai BIS long aZ3cuCs taora
iu furnishing ay Mzde Ga0as TIE market uonianed vim
his cige Of yhs trade E1uid -9uyicc1 1s i k1eE
shat our present stock IS ths = -hi..
MOST COMPLETE Az - TASTEFUB -1
have had pleasure prssntng e. eur customer
TenderiuEt0 n1ter0us feus, sd ard
grateful thanks for teir many fyrfs h-ofore ali
them that IL VII " psuEs Tor ts tlss
rernAlr. r.. C. ANDERSON f- CO
une4-d
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TBNNEssEE CRoP NEWs.-The Fayetteville o.
ssyOsr of the 18th says: "Tbe Oat crop it is now
generally conceded win prove failure in this county
this year, The rust has very efectually used itup
The wheat also has been scmeWhst damaged by The
spot or seab and the rust, too, has ipiured it some
what yet, very fair harvesting, it is thought will
be made. Corn has needed rain for week or more,
though it retains good c5lor. anl looks thrifty
Cotton seems to be doing very we'll. and to promise
a fair yield"
The Lebanon Herald Of the l6ih says thai the
wheat crop of Wilson county, though NOS near an
average one, is turning cut better than was anfiei
paied few weeks $50. The Herald says the cat
crop is a fsilurs, from ths effects of The rust.
Throwing TUG CARS VFF.-rAe fuutsgille Dsn-
Graf learns that the 18th the passenger train on
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad was thrown
CT the track about four miles west of Decatur. bv
the diabOlieal device Of some mlscreaDt. The end
of rail, joint was raised up and cross-tie
or ether piece of wood placed under It, to keep it
up The locomotive struck it, tore up the rails for
some distance, and was thrown off Fortunately.
there was no other serious damage 1t is q despi-
cably mean spirit that prompts 6 man to make an
attempt upon the lives Of so many men who have
never done him the least injury The mau who
would place an obstruction upon railroad for the
purpose Of throwing of train because of some
imaginary or real injury which the company have
done him, should have nc mercy shoWn him in the
punishment which his crime Justly merits
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mETnOPoLITAg

EA TING III o q = b sr
TEVFTB Proprietor Inform citizens Of Ess7e, and
the public generally, that Ee has, considerable expense
htc1 up the store houses on the corner Of rrrrr
CHERRY AND CED1e GLHEETS.
or the purpose Of carrying a regular business n the
NEW YORK STYLE.
He purposes having Rara, prices stsached
that he enabled pockets arperies
customers and charge they gg Ts has bes
needed IN city and he EoIs F strict attention hins8
70 merit public patronage Hs feels cartan o success
erts and the immortal FL in the -,he, be furnh
Pub5 dinners at the shortest notice kees on hand
large stock OF
Can and exalnine al the Metropolitan --rrr -
nhIl-dly. j. WCO2R.
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GlcROak fOF sale. -s
0N SATURDAY, June 25.h, 1559, sr4EszS
srA VII b offered q rublc sale. d sern
essa CourI iiouss IN Nashville, The besll- T5sessS
lssssAks tiiul Country Seat FsEff .9H
OAK u3tef aisut frcm a. HF----e--
ths city 81 Nushyile on the Hills -
bono Pika Ih premises consist 81 fifteen
eruund Ecleneiosed y pekstiencas proTszlcnsou
Ass u tso story tenement coning about rns as
getner with ktchens, stables houses, All
good order The houses buit by the Rev. Charles
ONES about I've years and tasteful
ompee
TIE property vi be sold and years time visa q, 7
interest from day Of sale alien vii nets
bic ia bank, satisfactorily eEisssed, VIII l reluirsd
W T9ckeris he premises and anpsfr
desiring 20 pureaase kor iarLaer particulars 11Vy
JAS 3. CRA1GhEAP, all
apS-d&Wtd - Pabic square. 60.
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1883. STRING GOODS. 1889.
EVANS 81 CO,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, va
RTATIES, CLOTHING, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, Es0NNETS. &c.
Neil, Nashville Inn Block,
EASRYILLE TENNESSEE.
VETE are now In receipt of our Stock OF Goods for the Spring
Wv Trade, to whbh would call the attention Of Aer.
Foreign and 3oest Dry Goods Varieties Clothing, Boots
Shoes, Hats, Bonnets, &c, &c.
From long experience in the purchase of goods for this
Market feel satisfied that in assortment and style stock
cannot be surpassed and to cash and prompt time dealers will
lsls1-f - go l EVANS 8 CO.
GRY GOODSI DRY GOODSI
McWHHRTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
We receipt desirable and we'll selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered 20 the the retail trade
Commission ouses in The Eastsru cities we feel no bs
taRy in saying thereby enabled to sell goods
LOW PR ICES
Our presen; stock embraresevery variety of
Now and Fashionable Designs,
such as very handsome Robes Ala
:: F.5i11 5ssa;
Freach DeLaines, Plain and Fancy.
American - .
French and English MeTinoes;
Fac0niaPlaids;
Layellas for travelling Dresses:
D'Beges;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Of ShaS Plain and Fancy Dress CoAks
Black Silks all grades together with other article tsious
mention.
Wehave also ylarge stock Of Staple Goods such
Bleaehed Domestic, all grades;
lex 1874 bleached Sheeingi
AZ inch Pillow COttsn;
- Brown sheeting;
A. and 81 sea island de-.
Bro. and bid drills;
Pl'd Liusey, all kinda
Flannels, all coloSs, qualities AID prices;
Canton Flannes;
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jens kersey sstnetts, Cssmees Vestngs, Sbs,
Fronts, Collars, and fact every article person may
find in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete stock Boots
Shoes Hats and Caps DufOur Co best Anchor brand Boiling
CiOths Carpets &c TU all pf which invite Of
the trading community Our motto sell cheap the
cheapest. McKHIRTER BROS
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MORRIS q STRATTON,
WHOLESALE aR0CERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers In Foreign & Domestic Liquors,
NO. "A MARKET STREET,
NASHVELBE, TENNESSEE.
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BECKER would respectfully the public of
". Nashville that he has located tgrher Of te V5 -
gAuo Violnoo VIOLIN Orders len 1lcClrss Ben,
sons Music Store will be promQ Qt-a attended
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