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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30
To the Polls!

re" One week from to-day the great
battle is to be fought. One week from
to-day the contest between Freedom ana
Slavery is to be decided One week
from TO day the cause of humanity, Of
right, Of justice, is TO receive an impetus
that will advance it far onward to the
point of triumph, or will receive shock
that will long paralyze it. One week
from to day great blow for or against
oppressed humanity will be struck. One
week from to-day the mission of the Re
public of America will be declared -
One week from to-day will decide wheth-
er the American Republic is to fulfill the
hopes of the friends of human freedom
throughout the world, or whether it i, to
be the great upholder of oppression, the
only protector Of human slavery. One
week from to-day is 10 be decided the
question whether the principle of the
Declaration Of Independence is to be the
auimating principle Of the government,
or whether the doctrine of natural rights
is to be repuiialed, and that of the right
OF property in man adopted in It's stead
One week from 10 day we vii! have de-
ciIed whether the interests Of half a
million shareholders are paramount to
those of thirty millions of non, slavehod-
CTS. One week from to-day we shall de-
eide whether the territories of the Union
III III be securoI to free labor or to slave
labor. One week from to-day we shall
decide whether the public domain shall
be given up to free laborers for free homes,
or whether it shall be made source OF
revenue for the general government
One week from to-day will determine
whether the industrial and commercial
interests of the country shall receive the
needed protection, or whether they shall
all be made subordinate to the interests
of the oliyarchy. One week from to-
day we decide whether the government
shall return to the principles Of economy,
or continue on in its career Of extrava-
sance.
All this is involved in the contest so
soon To be decided al the ballot box, and /
it behooves every man to review the is
sues calmly before he ranges him on
ne one side or the other On the one
81 lie stands the Republican party and
freedom OH the other side stands the
Democratic party and slavery. The is
sue is directly between Freedom and
Slavery. Not even the most sanguine
friend Of Mr.. DOUGLAS believes that he
can b, elected by the people, and all ac-
knowledge that he cannot be elected
through the agency Of Congress. lie is
out of the field, virtual y, and the con
test is between LINCOLN and BREckIN
Ridge. We are right, then, in saying
thai the Issue Is, without qualification,
Freedom or Slavery. lie who is for
Freedom. must be with the Republican
partg lie who is for Slavery, with the
Democratic party. lie who casts a vote
or Mr.. DOUGLAS. votes for BREcKIN
slpoE or LAAE, aud for the triumph Of
he Southern DemocrscY--for The com
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30

GS" y Mass Convention, of which
w. CHANDLER was President, and ]
RIcn Secretary, was held at the Court
House on Saturday afternoon last, and
selected the following delegates 10 the
District Convention, at Manchester, on
the 29lh j. b. Ward, d. c. Hastings,
l.. ID. Lewis, w c. Donnan, w. Chand
Ter, w. c. Nelson, S. W. Rich, Z. j.
Pratt.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30
Friends of the Union.

Remember that the Republican plat
form is the only one containing Union
plank. Remember, too, that every dis.
unionist in the country is outside Of the
Republican organization, and fighting
the Republican party.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30
Ey- The Cedar Falls Horticultural

Ey- The Cedar Falls Horticultural
Society has arranged for course of lee
lures, commencing on the I'd of Novem
Der, and continuing weekly through the
winter, Among the lecturers we notice
the names Of Judge TABOR and DR..
CHASE, of our own county. The sub
ject of the former is "The Wit, the Phi
losopher and the Divine" That Of the
latter Is 4" Horticulture"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30
+" CARL sHuRZ-LET JUSTICE BE DONE"
EE What a reasonable fellow the @,

E What a reasonable fellow the ed
itor of the Civilian is His moderation
is wonderful 1t really approaches the
point of sublimity F.! In consideration of
his manlineS& in correcting the Islander
upon Mr.. SHURz. he very reasonably
asks us to admit that DOUGLAS is in favor
of Homesteads, in favor of the people of
the Territories excluding slavery, CON
scientious in voting down the Chase and
Trumbull amendments to the Nebraska
Kansas bill, and all right in regard to
one or two other matters upon which
DOUGLASS own friends are by no means
unanimous. Why be 50 modest, Mr..
Ctvilian? Why not ask us at once to
admit that DOUGLAS is honest-that he
is consistent-that he is guided by moral
principle And then, Mr. Editor, 90 as
far as it is possible to so, and ask the
community to believe that LORENZO, the
Bombastic, is decent, good natured
gentleman
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30

FRI HENRY WARREN, CHARLES poME-
ROY, }. A. CnAPLINE and M. l.. McPHER-
SON, are the Republican Presidential
electors of this State. See that your
tickets have these names upon them.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30

GE- LORENZO, the Terrible, aud the
editor Of the Ctvlian, don't seem 10
agree in everything. LoRENzo, just now,
when he thinks it advisable to use a lit
tie soft sawder" with the Germans,
talks in most pathetic strains Of those
. WHO had to flee hitler from Tie Reyo
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30
The SANDER on ShurZ.

TS- The tenacity with which our
neighbor has chung to that JOHN M. Will
SON forgery, has for some time convinced
us that, following the lead of the LOREN
zos Of this vicinity, he has adopted the
motto, at least as lar as this canvass is
concerned, that "a lie well stuck to is as
good as the truth" We had not sup
posed, however, that he would have the
hardihood, in the face of the complete
exposure that has been made of the SLAM
der against CARL SHURz, to persist in
that. But it seems we moderated his ca
pacity, in that regard. He not only re-
iterates the SANDER, but in a certain
sense adopts it as his own. We care on
ly to refer him to the following manly
acknowledgment from the National Dem
ocrat, Democratic paper, published at
Cleveland, Ohio. Our neiyhbor, in re-
iterating and adopting the libel upon Mr.
SHURz, places himself on par with the
originator, and of him the Democrat says,
he :" did contemplate act, in compari-
sen with which the robbing of hen
roost is virtue Here is the Democrat s
correction
9 CARL sHuRZ-LET JUSTICE BE DONE
g 1t seems that ShurZ was commenting upon
a speech of Mr.. Douglas, and gave what he
claimed was fair deduction from the Little
Squatters speech, comprised in the obnoxious
sentiments which, clipped from their context,
and without word of explanation, makes
Shurz the utterer of the sentiments as his own
The facts being i'll brief as we state them,
Shuz is entitled to the correction from all who
published the extract, which we did, believing
it, at the moment, genuine. The fellow who
first cut it out and published it, did contempt
ible act, in comparison TO which the robbing of
hen roost is virtue, for want might be plead
as an excuse for the latter, while for the other
no excuse can be offered
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30

The New York Herald says that in
spite of all efforts of the fusionists, New
York is sure for the Rail-spltter" by
as large a majority as the population of
Kansas, 100000. This is Democratic
testimony.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30

What terrible fellow we must be in
the opinion Of LORENZO. Why, we are
AS bad rs the plague, cholera, yellow le-
yer, or cattle disease Even the little
flowers can't stand our breath, and droop
and die, when brought to us. Just hear
LORENZO. He tells us to go to Mr. HAM
MON, and
Let him pluck you bouquet and bear ii to
your table, and see how quickly those pure lit
tie flowers will droop and die in the miasmatic
atmosphere that surrounds it, poisoned and
tainted by the breathings Of II corrupt political
asprant.'
Now, LORENZO. tell us candidly, done
you think that in the above you have
said distinctly, with DoGBERRy, Write
me down an ass %
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30

SEE THAT YOUR TICKETS ARE
RIGHT. BEWARE OF SPURIOUS ONES.
SEE THAT THE NAMES CORRESPOND
WITH THOSE At THE HEAD OF OUR
COLUMNS
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30

BEWARE OF FRAUDULENT VOTES
WATCH THE POLLS NARROWLY. AND
CHALLENGE EVERY MAN WHOSE
RIGHT TO VOTE is QUESTIONABLE.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30

full length portrait of ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN. Engraved on Steel, in the best style of
Mezzotint, Size 10 X 26 in. On papcc. 26x3i
inches. Prices Plain. So; India Proof, s.;
Colored, SIS.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30
Adjournment OF Tax Sale.

rJNHE SALE OF LANDS FOR DELIN-
l. quent Taxes has been adjourned until
the second Monday l0th) of November, A. ID.
1869 on which day all the Lands upon which
any Taxes shall then remain unpaid and de
linquent will be offered for sale at the Treasu-
rers Office, in the Court House, in Indepen-
dence. w. G.. DOMAIN,
Treasurer Buchanan Co.. Iowa
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30

The Guardian is the official Paper
Of Buchanan County, and having
"a much Larger Circulation than any
other Paper published therein, is
the most Valuable TO nc Sidcnt or nom
resident property holders, and is also
the best med ium for Advertisers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30
The Elections,

stands as follows
Curtin (Linconj .....2 62, 3i9
Foster (Fuslon) ....--..-......-.-2 3O, PSI
Cnrhn's majority =. 81 ,O92
The vote is about 10000 heavier than
ever before polled in the State Mr.. Fos-
TER polls about the vote of Mr.. BuCHAY-
AN, while Col. CURTIN exceeds that cast
for FREMONT and FILLMORE together by
about $4,000. For Congress the Lin
coin vote shows majority over all 9th
ers Of 4l,753. The Legislature stands
House, Republicans II, Democrats 20 !;
Senate-Republicans 81, Democrats 6.
The vote of Ohio is greater than ever
before. The vote for Supreme Judge is
as follows
Brnckerhof (Repubcan) .-. 2I2 s5I
smith n usioh) .------.-.--. 10y $50
Republican majority over all - 1904
For Attorney General, MURRAY, Repub-
lican, has 25, 278 over STANBAUGu, Dem,
and 1868 over both Democratic and
Bell candidates.
Every county but Spencer in Ind-
ana, has been heard from officially, and
LANE has 10000 majority over HEN
DRIcks. The Republican majority on
Governor cannot be less than $500. The
Republicans elect out of II Congress
men, and majority in both branches Of
the Legislature. That will do.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30

THE DIME PICTURE OF LINCOLN,
A little gem, on the finest enameled card. 4
10 in. Each copy in an envelope. Only Zoe.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30
j. G.. BUTTRE
Publishes Steel Plate EnrsayI

Publishes Steel Plate Enrgavings of
ABRAHAM LN-HANNIBAL HAM
LIN.
JOHN BELL-EDWARD EVERETT
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS-HERSCH V.
JOHNSON.
j. G. kINRIDGE-JOSEPH LANE
THE EARLY HOME OF ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN,
On proof paper, II Is in. Price 25e each
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-10-30

JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE - JOSEPH
LANE. A neat Svo., containing their Por-
traits and Sketches, Platform Cincinnati Plat
form, and the Constitution of the u s. Price
% cents.
Three beautiful engravings on Steel.
THE DECLARATION OF INDEPEN-
DENCE.
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES.
WASN'T NGTON'S FAREWELL ADDRESS.
Size ~ * IL in. On paper l6x23 inches.
Price 81 for the three
j. &. BUTTRE, Publisher,
As Franklin st N Y
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It will save us great deal unnecessary trouble -four ens
IN writing to Us, will in mird the following rules
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Of your letter.
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and subjects Of information or nterestto the pu
Anonymous communications fWhateFer Character VIII receive
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we cannot undertake 20 return rejected
Al letter. on business sbould be directed g Aessrs y
6RIFFITH & co. and not personally % either OF me Pro
prietors.
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Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
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THE WEEKLY,
osE DOLLAR per Square the first and rr oEsTs FOR
subsequent Insertion.
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added.
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sovnnnah stake, fOr January, 1852.

- d to rua over tae Ten Brock Course On ne hf1t
"a - regular meeting in January 1852, bEsepsaEe
- olt sn5 fes, dropped IN ldsi mile heats eoe1 sun
ion 500 friet s50declaraton, Il made OF the hrt DAY
r sv 1861: with $500 piece Of plate added by the savannah
Ohm provided starts the second horse 70 save ny
OF Eore subscribers to hl the gtaketq ne 80
49, an lie frstdsy Of May, 1860. Subscription and decao
G m made 70 the Secretary Of the esvaEnah Jockey Clo a1u
re STAKE 70 ty the rules Il the 7lluo. 90.
Ss 81 YATES LEYY, Secretary.
,,,r s.-,,vto sayaansh, Ca
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Great Fire at Danville. Ky. :
CONCRETE SAFES TRWMPHANT!
DAnv1-rz, K5., March 6, lsso.

aIEsszs. ". 3. Do1Ds 4 Co, oIscUEArn
Gr1sThs safe We purchased from yo1 some tine snea vas
severely tested By the recent disastrous IRE in MS place, ana We
happy say stood the test equal to the reps'so'
vsn .s. us bsp We Burehass Our store rso, which ne
sasstoos vas totally dsstroyedby The FIRE ana The safe ia into
the cellar and vas coVlrs b the burning ruins but upon ger
ting and opening found every paper SAFE not one o.
them scorched or deaced any way. We take pleasure in
bearinE this testimony the excellent quality Of he safe1 nan
ufactured at you establishment Yours,
rsirnsdl r. j. sHINDELBOWER
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sAvANNAHIocKHY 20 p


mencs theseoona Tsssaa7 in January 'oi' -
pROGR ABLHlE;
FIssr DsE-Tusssay-ools sEe ior three y $50
hsatsre hundred ana fifty (SlS9 dolie5 Is5 isi00l
iollars forfeit; to which the Cld3 W. 80 S5so
Il he rsosfs run TO close IS, ~ - Esrss doiIsrr-
s,5rz 5,Y--Joske5 Club Purse &2vj l"o N-
nile heats. e..hs e,r two veer ol6s, nile
SECOND DlFM ednesiey 80 = t,snsefffT ESQ dollars
forfeit III -Toco lst Aays ley- t7s regGn, 5o1Iays
sAlIE DkT-JocEey Dlup 7 li-e -
two nile heats. -, ot,-t purse five hundredfs50U
THrRp DaY-Thursday ockes Ol-' ~
follars-3 mile heats. -, sres regaN soIIars-
aaHEDAT-JocEey Ci-l 7 -l1- '
usils heats3 in 81 g.t. e,- ve-r olds rgIe heats
49, r5i $500 dollars sntLanceoI Rnsle9 5 Ss5 & qol
- I-- iT ~ res isrun. I5o eloss lst Asya ls1s
Fs,r DAr-Hsndcap THce ~ - u. s,trre-,-e 49,
'sI 49, efardsyPost Stake, mile heats-iree or all
-. - t5e5 $500 dollars entranees play on pay %
~ a6s twelve hundFsi el2o0l dollars L two
~ 5rhe second horse % save his entrance Five or
r5re to an the stake l nc cl5se e iss may lo'''
Entries t6 be made 70 49,, v,,,-,- e-,s ~
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TEN LIgEs OR Less CONSTITUTE a SQUARE
IL THF DAILY
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WHISTLES, BRANDiES, WINES &c
VKTz have n store and for sale cheap to the trade
i25 bbls Jo Newsom's celebrated Whisky.
bbs Old Bourbon Whisky.
IS bbls Old Rye-a prime article
IS bbls Old Rye--Wa!ranted pure
IS bbs Tennessee White Whisky.
IS half barrels Cherry Brandy
30 quarter barrels Ginger Brandy
10 bbls pure Robertson county Whisky.
bbls pure Apple Brandy.
25 quarter casks Holland Gin.
bbis American Brandy.
Is bbls Sweet Malaga Wine.
With Cognac, CstaWba Brandy &C. -oo-,,R = -
janI2 MIZELL, HOPPE
DRIED PEACHES.
FEW bushels Of those celebrated Georgia peeled Drle
ianI4-H MIZELL, HOOPER & co. |
ATTENTION ALL!
VNTE have in sOre sale cheap, large assortment
Wv Safes which for durability, and completeness OF manu-
ia''u'e' s'anu univ 1''D IL MIzELL HOOPER CO.,
janl4-H Nos and Market street
EXTRA FAMILY LARD.
FEW barrels Extra Family Lard, consignment and
q AAoys1Htf iSs .tf' cheap 0' mzELL, HOOPER co
STTTTTT,s CELEBRATED ALE.
TUsT received large shipment Of SMITHS celebrated
wheeling Ale, the hest eyer in nep use; aRa T m SA
de,g Nos and g Market S treet
Extra Fine Sugar.
VTE have received direct from New Orleans 81 hhds
w Of strictly choice Sugar decidedly the best now IN mar
ks This Sugar has been repackedhe hogsheaa are
ul 'Hu IL --0'' MIzEII, HOOPER & Co,
Nos 6 ami 9 Marketstreet
NESHANNOCK POTATOES,
! IN RHri5 MIzELL, HOOPER e co.
FRESH PEACHES.
| - - DOZEN CANS FRESH PEACHES, Just received and
| y for sale by [marl5l MIzELL, HOOPER & co.
A IL persons desirOus of getting pair OfgOOd
IA Kid Gloves for Seventy-five Cents,
will do we'll to call sOOE AT
ROrgfeId & Guntrath's Fancy Stores
No &c Cherry Street.
Ps-They have opened the pretest goods ever brough
Nashville Admittanoe free. nova
COAL! COALyI COAL!I
a the Etna Yard may still be found hne supply Of
Superior Coal It is the greatest heating coal IN tne eiy
making but very few ah w s@o S OF soo It is
nv o who have tried the rest and most economical Goa
IN me city It selling at the following low rates:
Large Select Lump, 2Ic per 6u'hei
s'e;.s. Screened; ic isc go go
Tit and VOC will use no other Orders be left in Bo
O4 o, at the Yard back ofN & c Depot: ,o,yr
i JAMES W. QUEEN Il CO..
d ool Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Penn
sts.l fr.re s1eacies surveyors compases; engineer
S6 levels drafting instruments; philosophical sPps
schools o@
SPY glasses, &c, &c 80 - =,
~ -. rnarS-d3m
SPALDING'S
to Prepared &1uS1
msefuI in every House.
0.rIo or sale BY JOHN YORK co
COAL OIL LAMPS.
"a DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps Of various styles, fitted with
u OnS celebrated Colin Do'n'' '0' RATSs, BROWN CO.
GENTLEMEN
WTOUR attention respectfully invited to 6eaunIu aso
- n ment of plain and fancy " king Canesy y
received at LCs Music and Fancy store 10 Union ste
Call and them n-eL'
- BUDGET FUN for April.
BUDGET FUN for April
BUDGET FUN for April,
BUDGET PUN for April.
- Inst received by JOHNSON & TREANOR,
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HELmBoLD,s
aRNUINE PREPARAFIONl

HELmROLDsS BUCaU for the Bladder
EKELHEB0LDsS BUCTU forthe KidnsTs
HELmBOLDsS BUCHU for the Gravel.
HELMROLDsS BUCIEU for the DroRiY
HELMROLDss BUCITU for Nervousness
IzLlEBOLDsS RUCHU for Loss Of Memory
FFFG WHOT, mss ETTCFFVJ for Diuness Of Vision.
FFFTFTH01, ms FI1CEFTJ for Dihicult Breathing.
HELBTROIsD,S RUCEHU for Weak Nerves
TfEEMROLDsS RUCEEU for General DDil1y.
RELWBOLDsS BUCHU for Universal Lassitude.
HELWBOLDsS BUCIEU for Horrorof Disease
HELMBOLDsS BUCHU for Night sgeats-
HELWBOLDsS BUCHU for Wakeialness.
HELMBOLDsS BUCHU for Dryness Of the Skin.
EELMBOLD,S BUCHU for EruPtions
WEL1TROLDsS BUCHU for Pain in the Back
HELEFBOE.DsS BUCHU for Heaviness Of the Ryelids
with Temporary sufrusa;iOn and Loss Of Sight,
HEr,mROLD,s BUCHU for Mobility and RestIessnea
with Want OF Attention and Horror of Society.
HELmBOLD'S BUOHU for DISTINCTIONS.
HELWBOLDsS BUCHU for Exees5es arising from In
discretion, and all diseases Of
FEmAEES--FENIALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ALES--FEmALES
GID OR YOUNG, SINGLE MARRIED, OR
CONTEMPLATING mARRIAGE,
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Our Csaogus refers but partially to the GOODS Oept BY ul
In their respective departments.
To friends and patrons beg 70 hat our stock WI oe
equal superior any have hestafoe oersds and We
most respectfully invite examination Of T. assuring al Who
may favor with call that they viii hnd prices uniform
y low and most liberal, allowing handsome Dis
count for all cash bills We are nov receiving cur stock daily.
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Silks, Dress Goods
.TUFFGOODS|

Black Italian Silks, all widths;
Gros DeRaine Lyons, every width and quality
Lyons Gros D'Naps, black and cOlorsd;
Black TaHetas, medium and hsayyi
Black Armure R0yale
Rich Poult De Sole, bayadere and plaini
Gros DeParis, full boiled;
Rich Chene, extra riehi
Rich Robes, two TO ten yOlantsi
Black Velvet, Lyons;
Black satinB,
White silk serges and Oil silks;
Black and Colorsd ChaIIeEi
PopIins, Bayadere, Chsns and Brochs,
Grapes, English and Itzlsns, all eOlers.
Grape Lessei
Oriental Baregea and Tissues
Grenadines and Icons Cloths;
DeLaineS, plaid and printsdi
DeL.alnes, rich ehintz eoloFs;
Msrinos, blzck white and eolorsd;
Alpaecas, black, colorsd and Broesde;
Black Bsmbazinrs, winter and sumner fabr c,
Moreens for Skirts;
Grass Cloth for skirts;
Uair
Clan Tartan Plaids Scotch.
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ALSO,'
PLOWs. CULTIvATORS, CORN SHELTERS,
STRAW CUTTERS. BLACKSMITHS ) and GAR
PENTER's TOOLS, BUILDING HARD
WARE. BIRD CAGES, &c, &c.
MCCALL n CO.,
NO.34 Public Square, Nashville
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PIRE CRACKERS-

,,-re G strist,y choice Neshannoeh Potatoes'-Pur-
- - BAhkELs - ~ seed to STRIVE steamer Lebanon
4 - chased expressly i MIZELL, HOOPER a co.
10 day, for sale by Nos and Market street.
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Ladies' Wear.
Ladies' Super Black Lasting Congress Gats with and without
heels;
Ladies' Super Black Lasting Side Lace Caters with and without
heels;
Ladies' Super Black Lasting Front Lace Caters "h a1o VIZ"
Outheslss
Ladies' black and bronzsd Button heel Gaitsrsi
" bronEed Congress heel DO
super English Calf " do;
"a front lace Boots, with and without
heels;
La ne Kid Congress lace BOOtS with and without
heels
Ladies' hne Kid Slippers, with and without heelsi
Velvet Embroidered slippers, with and without nss''
Toilet Slippers, handsome variety.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-10
M - 1@t ~ 4e%LE - - ~
SPRING STOCK.
1860.
Our stock this season is unusually args and habssn selected
WITH eREAT CARE, to which invite the attention Of all
We feel safe in saying that We can Oasr BETTER
0OID 50
For Less Money
THANH BBEN SEEE IN THIS MARKET BEFORE
We take pleasure ia shosipg stock to every Who Will
favor Us with call.
For Less Money

GENTLEN'S WEAR.
Zine Calf Pump Sole BOOtsi
Z" Stitched
Congress 6aiter.i
Pump Sole " A"
Square Edge" "
Strap Shoes
Oxford Ties;
Patent Leafher Opera Caters;
Stitched E"
Pump Sole 4"
Oxford Ties;
Strapped Shoes
Black Lasting Congress GAitsrsi
Oxford TieE;
Brogans;
Cloth Congress Caters.
Mems Pegged Work.
OUR STOCK IN THIS LINE OF GOODS Is VERY LARGE
AND COMPLETE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-10

,-srrrrs Canads Black Seed Oats and 500 buEhel
Slth Iishean White Seed Oats. ,.-.,.,r
10 arrive on steal-- NIZELL, HOOPER g. co.
Nrg. and Market street.