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NOTICE.
A ARGE STOCK


Nay TerE-0rder Of Publication
JAMES A. Chiffon and his wife John II. Swan and VIM
- Mitchell Be it remembered that the lh cay Of Nay
I Ga motion Of complainant counsel in the SHOVE
and appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the Court that tne ale
geien1ant william MITCHELL resident o. the etae o.
Iesee anu therefore the ordinary OF this court can
not e served upon HIM is therefore ordered ~ the Court tt
oe made Tor four weeks IN succession 10 the Mash
vile Cs0 ana erscdH published in the city
Of Nashville requiring the defendant to appear st
term Of the County Court county Of David
W not " court house thereof in the city OF Nashville the
Ror egv in August next and said bill, the
f ON confessed and down hearing exparte Said
,artison Of real city Of Nashville
SO T. R. CHEATHAM, O n.
- -, Dim YORK & co.
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BLACKMAN a GILLESPIE,
GSIcHoLs' coRNER.)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

DOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Travelling Bags, Carpet Bags, LsdIes Saches every
article usually kept in our line.
goods have been selected with TO to the opinion Of
our MANY friends; call We determined
ourselves utmost please all who may call upon
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PURE APPLE BRANDY.
WHTB have jugt Tecrized snail shpuent e. PUa APPLE
w BRANDY which Tor rchiiesl e sass and daruF =
pIecsesnied. s1e4IL1LE, H00PER q CO.
dscI7 -iNoe. Sand NaEtst Shssi 81
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BURGE g. SWAMI.
GROCERs,


WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
AND DzAlassu
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
cOR. COLLEGE, AND CHURCH STREETS,
NAsHVLLH. rEzERssEs
EKyE hvenOv in stone large and veil selected stock Of
large quantities during ne season Our STICK row IN store
ssts in psrtas follows, viz
sugars.
900 o hLas Louisiana Sugar lOebbIs LoyeringsD r.
OrasEed, Is boxes Lost
80 % Small Loaf. cossse.
500 bags prime Rio. sOhgsprims Laguyra.
BTolasscs.
6O0K do do IS packages St. Louis.
Sundries.
500 bzs Star Candles, 500 n bsa Star Candles, ia
50 6zs TalIow Candies Is bags Spice,
500 bis New sTs York and Rossn-so0 casks Soda,
50 s asas G Rao Ginger, g soInSigo extra Hs
800 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs
200 Sss srrss Bottle Snuff $50 Carrots Paper Snuff
Thbls Buffers Backing bbls Mason's Backing,
go bxs Window Glass, 500 bxs Glassware, assorted,
1000 pounds Bar Lead; lU0n DO Shot, assorted sizes
| $50 hif bxs Raisins $50 hxys Rasins,
100 s IS fresh FRESH Peaches, 900 Dozen FRESH Cove Oysters
100 Nails belmont BRAID, SO bxs Brandy Peaches,
900 coils Manila Rope, 100 Half-bushe Measures,
bags Cotton Yarns assOrtedoO bds Wrapping Paper
sizes, 100 coils Cotton Rope,
% chests Black Tea. 100 bbls Cider Vinegar,
Is chezts Imperial Tea, 100 bxs Ground Ginger.I
LIQUORS.
200 bbls Tenn White Whisky 800 bbls Deans Whisky,
100 do Bourbon do 100 do Ward & Csrys do
so do Robertson do I25 do Old Rye do
2casks Jean Louis Brandy 30 do do Eewsom's do
do Louis La Berton do 50 do Julius H. Smiths Old
! 90 bbls Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whisky,
% do Blackberry do casks CatsWbe Brandy,
10 do Peach do 80 bills Grape do
40 l6casks seigDstte do rs DO Ginger do
Is hbis Rum and Gin, 90 10 Apple
10 casks Sherry Wine, IS csks Seignette do
IS bbs Malaga do 0bbls Holland Gin,
q "a kegs Lemon Cordial, 25 do Swan do
10 cases Champagne, X pnts, IS casks Madeira Wine.
IS bxs White Wine, 20 do Old Port do
$50 bills Fresh Ale, various 10 bbs do Ginger do
brands, 25 baskets Champagne, pts
IS bxs Claret Wine, and quarts, t-4-
20 do London Porter.
Tobacco.
900 b1s vs assorted brands 3OObxs assorted brands
IS 600 Imported Cigars, lOO,Oo1 Domestic Cigars.
Oils.
/ 50 bbls Linseed Oil, 30 bbls Lard OIL, y
| 10 do Cotton seed Oil.
r The above articles will sell low down for cash.
ID | BCRGB 4 SWAMI.
P.S-0ur Mr.. Swan, who is we'll known experience
buyer, will remain New Orleans during the present reason
keep well supplied with heavy groceries, and
would respectfully invite the trade 10 give call befoepui
chasing elsewhere. ljane2I .rs B. *
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MONTVALE SPRINGS.
l8 q O.
S. LANIER & SONS, AND A. p. WATT,
OWNERS AND PROPRIEToRs.
Also Owners mainly, and PrOprietOrs OF
EXCHA NGE TEL,

MONTGOMERY !: ALABAMA. 4
EEyRAVELERS the Railroads from Dalton ChatanoOga
to Knoxville Tennessee, reach Montyale BY taking stage
Coaches at Knoxville.
Messrs s. Lanier Sons engaged in Hotel business
lin Macon, Ga in New York and in Montgomery for
than twenty Experience has taught them the wants
Of the Travelling Public and they s who seek health,
comfort pleasure that resort more complete than
MONTVALE SPRINGS,
the extent and variety which these objects
cured They invoke the attention Of the public to their adVan-
tageS in all these respects
As to the curative properties OF these Waters five experienced
resident physicians testify as follows:
''They their human system Diuretc, Da
phorec Aperent, Highly Aiterant, Exharsnt, Indirectly
Powerfully Tonic. They have, perhaps rival in efficacy
either in the mineral vegetable kingdom, for all
hnded under the general Dyspepsia with all their and
varied concomans Hpochondrass Neuralgia, Chronic
Liver Complaint enlargement OF the Seeu Sick and Nervous
Headache Debility, Derangemen Of the Nervous system Ac
Their Diurec properties rsnder them powerful remedy in
most Of Chronic Dro3sy and affections OF the Kidneys
They also efficient in heura Diseases, arousng the dor
mant powers Of vitality and thus assisting nature to dsodge and
throw of any morbid poisonous matter from the system
very agreeable ard reliable remedy in these waters.
obstinate Chs and FeVers and cuaneous dis
Herpes letters, &c, have been cured by them
We do earnestly therefore, in all sincerity, recommend all
suffering with Chronic Diseases to and make trial
Of the Montyale Waters"
The Huntsville Aal Democrat Memphis appeal, Vicks
burg Miss CseR, and Nachez miss Free Trader will
all their issues for three months and send bills to Mont
vale Springs, to the proprietors.
may3-dtw&w3m WATT, LANIER & co
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THE FRIEND OF THE NURSERY

Children are su ferers from external injuries
s.oesilv fror Flld and CEzapAsae EsplOsiORS-there
S. verv mother should have this healing preparation
o.t.~. a. hand It heals core Breasts and quickly
,-ss 80 TRTTFR or RING WORM, preUdleHt an ths
ihoses sae ~ M " ~ =
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$50 REWARD

TNOR the apprehension and delivery OF SAMUEL HoOsER
Who under charge Of outaseous having broken open the
houss Of William Hamilton and James Christopher with intent
to commit MURDER has made Es escape and running large
The will therefore be paid to any one who will de-
liv the said oosr the Sheriff Of Wilson county that he
may he brought to justice.
Said Hooser about % Of about Eve feet ten inches
hQh stout built rather sandy hair has at this time
wound from gun shot in the rghtarm below the elbow
J. NJ. CHRISTOPHER,
sept6-ts Gladssville.
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COMPRISING full assortment Of plain and figured Velvet
Rbbons Gallons Fringes Bugle Gips Grape Trimmings,
Belts, Buttons BrAds Buge Buttons &C., &C., an Of which
ntrey and the best that could be got in the Eass
kstE. Our stock Of
TcrAin MEerEnO and shetland Wool.
Embroidered Brsds and Silks Crochet Embrodsry and Spoa
Cotton we'll other material for Knitting Netting I'm
boey snd Crochet work, complete and larger variety
quantity than ever. We also continue 70 manufacture
Fringess Tassels, BnttOnsss, Cord, &c.
to order uEaa and will try suit all and everybody
sepI2-d
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are instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and inhaU
nation, by timely applea ton Of this marvellous healer
ana the assb IL renew as II by a charm, no blsmsh
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Anderson & Romans,
AndersOn's Foundry and Machine
shop,
NO. SO BROAD STREET,

NO. SO RROAD STREET.,
Re manufacturing sxhorse portable steam Engines
suitable for printing Offices plantation use, and where
mail engines required. Price 500,
Stationary Steam Engines from to thirty horse power at
prizes Low rsass engine be furnished at We
prepared to all orders for Engines and Mil Machinery Of the
fastest improved patterns notice Casting made from
stock Of patterns for ou Mills and circular sash and Mu
Saw Mills unrivGlG1 for durability and economy
ofpower.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
experienced furnished up when de-
sired.
Constantly on assortment Of castings usually kept
at Foundry An experienced pattern maker and draan Is
employed Working drawings, specifications plans and esi-
mates furnished application
~ One and Sales Room 50 Broadway Nashville, Tenn
iune22-dh
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1850. SPRING GOODS. 1seO.

1850. SPRING GOODS. 1850.
AYING increased facilities for The purchase and sales
OF Goods, the trade thelErgest and
most desirable stock Of Boots, Shoes Hats and
Straw Goods offered in this city, and prices equal
10 aDv Jong Louisville Charleston Philadelphia.
Call and We determined to make this the Boot and
Shoe Market Of the West
fef9l-dtw&w COOKE, BAILEY 4 co
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TNRESH OHIO BUTTEK. atA
prpsr - having acturing business fer sale,
"A - rr1 q Custom Inquireat this once sspr
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
BURNs&E sCALDs

applcatons both the Eastern and estern Hemispheres
wherever Introduced and its intrinsic merit is the true
Of ia success IN all caReoHs deioas whether The
denton
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ReguIar Tuesday, ST. Louis Packet.
TTNHE new and superior side wheel ste1rner Gen. 49,
II Anderson, viii r1n above regularly LsllASSs4
in connection with the teamer Il VI. Run
yam, until TIE steamer Hilman takes her place. Her
departure will every TUESDAY at u o'clock By this
rangsment public will have reliable line Of boats
TUEsDAYSand FRIDAYS Of every week Tor 81. Louis.
A. HAMILTON,
1nar25-d6u II H. HARRISON. Agents.
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Consumers depend upon getting pureI Particle when
they buy the Valley Whisky sold BY the bottle and
only. WM. II DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
Sole Propriesor
For sale in Nashville By RAEoRTH & oLEMM.
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city Residence for sale.

VETE offering for sale that elegant residence, No. 81
Wv Vine street. recently occupied BY Ihonpson Bsq,
containing roons eman building; also seTaats rooms
kitchen, carriage house. stable The shove is very desra
bIeyesdrDce and will be liberal terms kppyto
= II & R BROWN.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-05-17
National Union Party.

The National Union Convention which met I
Baltimore on the 9th inst, nominated JOHN
BELL OF Tennessee for President, and EDWARD
EVERETT of Massachusetts for Vice President.
The following is the platform adopted
:, WheTeaS, Experience has demonstrated that
al platforms adopted by political parties have
the effect to mislead and to cause political d;vis
ions, ny encouraging geographical and sect on
al parties therefore,
hesot0ed. That both patriotism and duty
.oiui!e tnat we should recognize no policy or
P:noipreS put those resting on the broad found
alton Of the Constitution Of the countrv tba tn
ION OF the States, aud the enforcement Of the
ana That as the representatives. of the Con
sut9tiohal Union party and of the country, we
Ple9ge ourselves to maintain, protect and de
ienu tnese principles, thus atfording security at
i nome and abroad, and securing the BLESSINGS Of
noerty to ourselves and posterity."
This National Union Party movement ia CIV.
identity intended to cause diversion from the
Republican ranks in the doubtful States like
pennsylvania, and thus give the election of Pres
ident over to the Democracy 1t is not to be
supposed that single intelligent man in tho
Union party, expects the election of the above
ticket indeed it can hardly be possible that
'nis ticket should get the electoral vote of q
single State 1t is clearly, therefore the inten-
Non OF the leaders of this movement, to draw
upon the conservative Republican strength in
'ne Free States. SO as to cause the loss of the
electoral votes ofPennsylvania, New JERSEY and
Indiana, to the Republicans, and thus elect
Democratic President But there is little to be
reared from this plan. Conscientious men, who
were duped in the same manner, to vote fol-
Fillmore in l856,will hardly look upon the pres
ent scheme. as other than trick, the harmless
ness OF which lies in the fact that it cannot b.
consummated
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While these ceremonies were progress
ing, salute was fired from the battery,
The cortege then formed. The excite
nent continued throughout the entire
distance from the Navy Yard to the
quarters of the Japanese, which they
reached at about quarter to Q O'Clock.
SO dense was the crowd of pedestrians
and carriages that the Japanese cortage
occupied over an hour in going from
the capitol to Wizards.
The resident population is more ex-
cited and enthusiastic than ever before
and the whole march through the city
was perfect ovation. The reception
rooms at Wizards were densley throng.
ed with the wives, sisters and dauoh-
tiers ofth dignitaries who were assem-,
bled to receive these welcome visitors.
Over an hour was required in the ex-
change of courtesies before the weary
travelers,were allowed to retire to their
quarters. The crowd has now dispers-
ed and the military returned to their
quarters.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-05-17
Dedication Of the Wigwam i.

On Saturday evening last, meeting
of the citizens of Chicago, was convened
in the Republican Wigwam, for the pur-
pose of dedicating it and also to make
up the balance (about $2,OooO neces-
sary to meet the expense of its compile
ton. From 5000 to 10000 people were
present Letters were read from Chas.
Sumner, Hon. f. Hassanrek, Hon. John
f. Potter, and Hon. Cassius M. Clay.
Judge Goodrich of Minnesota, was in
troduced to the audience, who made
some apt quotations from the Bible.
Mr.. Giddings, was called out and
made one ofhis characteristic Speeches,
Among other things he said
II Salute you from Ohio, I bring
with me the salutations and the cheers
of that old Western Reserve. We don't
care about the man. | would not walk
to my lodgings now to say who
it is to be. Only give us man
who is the Standard bearer of true Re
publicanism." [great cheers.
Col. Henry s. Lane, the Republican
candidate for Governor, of the State of
Indiana made first rate Speech, at the
close of which, he informed the assem-.
bly, that those who were anxious to
make the acquaintance ofthe Governor
of Indiana, might look at him, for he
should surely be elected. Other Speech
es were made by Gov Morrill,, of Maine,
and by N. B. Judd, of Chicago. The
signs indicate an immense gathering al
Chicago, and that powerful impulse
will will be given to Republicanism
throughout the country.
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The first excursion train, from Suspension
Bridge to Chicago, on Monday last, conveying
delegates from New York and New England, ap-
pears to have been perfect triumphal progress.
There were eight cars filed with passengers and
drawn by a powerful locomotive. A fne brass
band was Oh the train, which played, at the va
rious stations in Canada, "God save the Queen
and the National Airs of the U. s.
On the Ferry boat at Detroit the delegation
was deectated by Detroit band and on land
ing were greeted by the discharge ofcannon,and
the cheers OF large assemblage of the Detroit
Republi cans. Before the train left Detroit, Mr.
Jas. w. Nye of New York made a short, tersc
speech, all along from Detroit to Ann Arbor'-
at cross roads and and stations, large assemblies
Of men were seen, throwing up their hats WIN
the livliest enthusiasm, as the train Numbered
by.
At Ann Arbor nearly thousand citizens had
assembled, and the delegations were received
with loud cheers the music of brass band anu
the firing of cannon. The delegation responded
through Mr.. Evarts of new York Three cheers
were given by the spectators for Seward. AT
X alamazoo, John C. Wyman Esq, Of Boston
made a short speech also Gen. Gye OF New
York. At Miles again the cannon were out
speeches were made by Gov. King of New York
and Randall of Wisconsin. s.as
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN TRAIN.
On a route parallel with the Michigan Cen.
trial Road, another lightning express train was
conveying another company of delegates, accom-
panied with equal marks of enthusiasm on the
part of the populace,. We take the following
from the Press g. Tribune of Tuesday morning
The Michigan Southern Excursion Train ac.
complshed feat in railroad annals that will long
stand unsurpassed, if indeed it is safe and desi-
rable to make the time between Buffalo and Chi
cago much quicker than fifteen hours and half
What would the pioneers of less than a quarter
of century ago have thought of that Our
special reporter who went out to meet this train
at TNledo, went on as far as Cleveland, and
thence returned with the excurslonists hither-
All along the route the progress resembled tri-
umphal march. The wide awake Republicans
of Ohio, Michigan and Indiana, hailed the flying
train with cheers and salutes as it came thunder
ing through their villages.
At Fremont station gun was used, that IN
1912 played its part in the defence of Fort Ste~
phenson.
The train reached Toledo on time took forty
minutes for dinner. During this interval the
citizens turned out in force and with great en-
thusissm gave them National Salute, and mu-
sic was discOursed by a fine band. housing
Renublican cheers gave them an adieu.
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Reception of delegates at Chicapo.


There is perhaps not another city III
the Union, where the Merchants anGl
business men are so keenly public spir..
tied and wide awake as in the city OF
Chicago, as an exemplifcation and 81.
proof of this, as well as matter of in
terest, we quote the following from the
I1'eSS and Tribune relating to the recep-
ton of the delegates on the first through
excursion train on Monday evening
Last evening was given up by our
citizens to general rejoicing and well
come, In honor of our distinguished
guests, aud most brilliantly and nobly
was the same atteded to. The chick
interest had sprung up and conferred
about the arrival of the excursion trai n
over the Michigan Central and Great
W estern Railway, leaving Buffalo and
Niagara Falls yesterday morning, and
reaching here in fifteen hours and a
half
Inc demonstration owed its first incep-
ton to the desire on the part of our resi-
nents of New England origin to APP
proprlately welcome the Massachusetts
and other New England delegations
which were to form portion of the
passengers of this train. From this or
igin, however, the interest and active
participation Of our citizens generally
was awakened and called out, and last
evening was made notable by one of the
most striking and beautiful spectacle
ever witnessed here.
!he Michigan Central train was tn
arrive at 9.25 p. NJ. AS that time dow
near thousands of spectators began 70
gather along the lake shore and in the
great depot structures, the terminus Of
the llne.here. All along Michigan Az
enue the residents were nearly all Of
them illuminated, and a most magically
beautiful effect was the result, the LIGHTS
flashing back from and multiplied count
essly In the waters of the Lake shore
basin.
| A little after o'clock, the "Wide
Awakes," left their Hall, led off bv the
Light Guard Band. They were ont in
better numbers than before, and presen-
ted a splendid appearance with their
brilliant torches. After marching and
counter-marching some time as the
hour of the arrival of the train drew
near, they took their position in line
along the the Lake shore off the foot of
| Adams street.
Promptly on time the head light ofthe
Rambler" passed Twelfth street, and a
rocket from Park Row gave the signal,
Looked for by thousands along the Lake
Shore and in the immense Passenger
Depot, the entire area of which fve HIM
ared feet IN length By one hundred and
S'rty'sege'e IN ecidh had been cleared of
cars and now was thronged with an ca
gerorowd, all expectant. Very MANY Ia.
g,es We're we're there ,, and many of the stran
moved slowly up the long pier hale
minute guns were fred by the Cbic nS
Light Artillery, and rockets from r.
foot of Jackson street. W 'iie
| AS the engine entered the depot the
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-05-17

MORE FRAUD AND DECEPTION We caution
tbs public against base fraud on our article
(Hostetters Stomach Bitters) prepared and sold
by Wasworth, Ink manufacturer on Washing
ton avenue between Fourth and Fifth Streets,
ST. Louis Mo-, and his agent, c. Schaef1er, No.
II Levee, between Washington avenue and
Green street. st. Louis, Mo-, whose name is sub
stituted on the label instead of Hostetter g. Smith
Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors the cap
covering the cork of the counterfeit is plain
where cur cap hoas the words Hostctter's Stom-
ach Bitters stamped on This description, we
hope, will serve to detect the imposition without
subjecting your stomach to the contents of the
bottle, as ink materials are not generally consd-
cred as good Stomatichs.
The genuine Hostetter's Stomach Btters can
be had at any of the many respectable dealers in
st. Louis, and of the proprietors,
HOSTETTER s. SMITH
ST. LOUIS NEWS. Pittsburgh, Pa
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enthusiasm of the crowd broke forth in
cheers for "Old Massachusetts" for
"New England DC. No one who saw
the scene at this juncture will ever for
get it. The artillery pealing, the fight
of the rockets, the cleaning windows
from the entire residence front OF
our city, the vast depot edifics filed
with the eager crowd, the excursion
train safe from its flying trip across the
peninsular State, about to land its pass
engers, many of them for the first time,
on the Western shore of Lake Michi.
gan, all constituted tout ensemble won.
derfnl and rare.
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ST. LOUIS NEWS.
Mexican Mustano ri,.

Intrinsic value alone could insure the snccass which
lhis article has attained For Rheumatism. satPber,D
Burns, Bruises, Stiff JOINTS or Gads sprain pole Rv
and sweiings upon Horses, it has equal No person
will be without it who has tested its value And Will
reference to the general estimation of the Mustang n
men can cheerfuy say that article ever performed
so many cures in our neighborhood as this L. w Smith
Ridseheld Conn" s. Leitch, ESQ.,, of HYDE Park. VI
writes, that the horse considered worthless nj.
case was pavin but since the free use of the
Lniment' have sold him for $780, Your Lpmept ia do.
ing wonders up here" Such testimony is reaching MS
cry day. The hafis not told Every family should
it, heware of limitations. The genuine MUSTANG is cold
by all respectable dealers throughout the world,
BARNES & PARK,
may Proprietors New York