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, 1860-12-25

NEW Pn4sx or srcEss1ox.-A venerable
and ~elEknown dsIzen Of Virginia residing IN
The county Of Richie, has written to appTize
rs Of movement which, he fays, is already
sst on foot I'd the northwestern paxt a that
State, for the purpose Of cslliDg Conveniion
Of the people to r1ke into consideration the
e1pedleney Of separating from Tngfni1 In
case Of her withdrawal from the Union 10
Join In the formation of Southern Conftd-
crazy. Our informant adds thai tie leaders
In ttts revolutionary scheme contemplate the
eseet ton Of . new sfste, embracing lhat por-
ton of Virginia ly.rE west or the Nue Ridge.
and destined to inclcce ~ many counties east
OF sid lire, along the upPH Posennac and near
it, IL uuy be induced bJ Identity Of iateresr 10
cooperate in the project Considerations Of
N economical cLasaeter, determined partly ty
the arrangements Of the r1eze1t constitution
Of Virginia, {deemed By many m the western
part Of the et1te to be unequal in re4peet to
the rates and objects Of taxatioa.} are rvrre-
sented to be At the bottom Of thlz popu1ax
novement, which, N the opinion Of our cor
respondent, axalts only the opportunity ed
The rrt1eu to a6Sume fofmid2ble pnpmt3Qns
, 1860-12-25

1t becomes our unpleasant du!yto announce
tha1 James H. N'hitney-mozc generally
known e. Lord CONSOLIDATED this Life on
the 18th inst, II his residence in Pleasant
Hi, Pike County, Illinois. His death wa. oe-
casloDed by Old aEa-
Mr. Whitney vas born in Salisbury, Conncc-
-ticuh When quite small, bis father mo1ed to
Pi;tkGeld Massachusetts,: and when young
Whitney mas Of = suitable tgr, he IVES sent to
Williams College, where, In due time. he
graduated Hes{terEa1ds studied l1w under
Hon. P. q. Chi1ds, Of Cazeno7ia New York.
: About Tire scar 1917 he> emjgEated to, md
settled n Alton, Illinois. Illinois was then =
territory. At that time Madison county em-
braced not only what nov constitutes Nadjeon
county proper, but the euti1c Military Tract
and how much more We cannot s9y-but 1t WIS
la1gt than ZONE Empires we wot Of After
so1ou11fnE for some time in Altop-.or what il
now Alton he settled in Atlas. Pike county.
tl2t bis home during the remainder Of his life
III. Whitney WAS xen md faso1al,ly known
o1l over Illinois We hare made dingert In
fufFy Is to bis sge but re xse told he ecrupu-
lousy avoided giH 6 any Information concern
ing it. From reliable cata, however; in our pos
sstsion, y is quite certain that be was bet1efn
S. and s. yean Of ~ When We we're i
snanu boy, living in EandAIix, We 1ceo1lect
Eeeinc Lord Coke, dressed th1onehc Ut in COM
mon hone-sIuD. and wearing . long cue, like
gentlemen Of the oldeo tine. Every session
Of the Legielature he viEited ya0dalia r1:.uiar-
+, End was As regularly installed President Of
The Lobby sunatEhis management this Lobby
becai1e quite potential with The genuine Leg
hlature. More than one bill passed the Legs
fatrse which bad trst been digested and past
ed By the Lobby L. gislature oyer which he
presided.
When he had occ7sion to t1ave1 from bis
residence, he generally :ook bis eauc and jou1-
ucyed On foot-avoiding stages and steamers
Is he would the pestlence. Towards the close
Of his life, however, be 50 far orercame his
anttpathy to modern nocee Of conveyancc a.
sometimes TO journey to Springfield BY .asI.
road.
III. Whitney Eas once married, aod for =
short time lived with hIs fa1nily-which con-
sisted of- = vie and one -eon-in Aase1clu-
eet9S, but from some cause unknown, be one
d4y packed up his clothes and LEFT, and vent
not back nor co.ressouded with them a{tcs.
: He WAS Mason, md Was buried With III.
: masonic lh,uoEs IN the South burial ground
He Nm honest, judieions and inofen.i.e, and
VIZ highly uteemed By AL hts neighboss md
acqnaintanr7. He Lett &une property 8nd Z
Mtfl bequeEhlug the halk n{ it 10 twp ne
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~Ahss pm Faziek!''


: Re Gegtsd to lean that the manufacturers
are Awakening - the necessity Of reduced
Production. We bear Of ten thousand loor1K
It the East which viii be placed On kbozt time
AFTER the lst of jaaua.y, md uany other PRO
PzaetoFs y Ill adopt the same courte, but We do
not K1pFu.e Ill Of the large corporations vii
readily: come into tke measure. During
The past eight mouths, the profu Of the brsi.
ness taSc bel satisfactory, ind the nauuac-
turefs a.e able to run their mills without i'm
mediate szles, md this usy lead many TO make
-1uu time: oat no iaps1ti1l oose.vr< Of events
would counsel snch course 1t Is true that
no important decline In prices Of goods has
been reported, except IN some special Styles,
get there have been no important transactions,
and II goods were forced upon the market, no
profit Toaid be LETT tu the nauutactur=1. The
Eesu1h oi ,he arrangement Of trade have not
yet reached thu. clf&s; brt, before the Spring
openi, it, effect xill be eeen in large aceu-
mutation Of goods II taere Is not partial SUE
Penfe Of production, and the results upon the
domestic m1z8ct will be disastrous " 7.
1T&4n<
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4 UETTER GOupK0uIST,

Vhea the d:spol.s:a o: Charles | Changed
Cromwell IRON Gu:c:. ul:dd.c-agc;1, coaa-
try farmer 10 . terrible military ci.ic:1ain,
and created the s:ronzcs: l2:.a!:urs Europe
had cvcr SCH from The awkward Suns Of
British soil, VIC read that slc:c arose a
strange order ot ncn known as field preach
Grs. These wc-c confined TO No rank in
the army Of tic Commonwealth. Macau-
ley tells Us tlai it was no laccm non thing,
after Al inpor.an. battle, for so1;y CTR
poral to rcp1ovc 4 tachs]idng captain,
while it was c regular practice o7 tlsc pa:t
Of those eiflcd in spiritual sr:ces 10 har-
aaguc the multitude in Gcld or camp fcn
some appropriate tcxt from Holy VIII.
And 50 they went forward coaqucrins ard
converting the enemies OF their cosutrv.
VIC have & consprcm:sc which VIC Think
Is suited 10 tic present c1gcncy. or
course there can he no 'crms nude with
traitors bearing arms a:airs: the govern
mat, who. in addition 10 The tr.uc Of rc-
be!lica: are .oid o: every ju:, occ:s:cn .or
such crime We propose 10 give 10 the
indictments of South Carolina cqua. parts
Of gunpowdcr ana Of the tea ch:rgs Of
Washington, jefferson, Hancotk. Franklin
and Madison. AL patriots can unite in
this compromise. II ii becomes necessary
to send 4 squadron into Charleston l.arbor
VIC shall be III iavcE Of giving ;htu COPY
OF WasAsngton's lc!,c7 TO LaGa, cite Of April
9Th, 1853 will, cac.: bomb, and volume Of
Jetierson's No:ts on H-i5Sinio with c,ch
broads:de Every general engagement we
would have accompanied VII, c distribu-
toao Aal:soa's D-,t11s ii tx Ft7er1! Con-
renfiaa, aad on tho heels OF cach s.si,1.,isll
We would 1,ave tho enemy vcI rcprclcd
with tie art;-slayery7 discussions in The
Virginia Legislature Of 1882. Aad after
the supremacy CT the laws IS fully rc-cs-
tabiisAcd We would have G>a. S:o,t read
from the steps Of Secession Hall" tic fol-
lowing resolution Of the Colony of South
Carolina adopted in the rear liza and
printed in Rausays' History Of t:,at State.
to-wit:
''Ees1ced. Tazt Ills Ma;csss's ri: :;c-st In Nor:h
Aue1ez, sctao<t rt'lt-.s Il c1!oy o'r necidtnff,
entitled to a1I TIT Inherent rielt or Ii ratusa
barn subjects ~i.tIr the klusd,r: o1tirea: Eritaia
md that 1. Is thtr fundamental r:=t. tia, ro sau
8iorld SEC: I. hi. person nr r:o1x" y without q
fair trial 21a 3uasc., G:,ca b! his p-cr. or ~ tie
11x Of the l3zt."
Nc think t!la: a peace t:,;:s conquered
would he conclusive End permanent.
, 1860-12-25
LETTER FRoN EX-GOVERNOR BROWN OF
TENvESSEE."t -.

ExGoy. Sell s Brown of Tennessee haa
.xzitteu long. let:ef, demet1ins. dituciua
!. Fi1h characteristic upttpokcnncss He can
! se4 no eAtse fo! tcet1eaon in ANYTHING that ha$
yet occu11td, and thinks taat no ru4e of sound
lnosals o. policy VII justly the South IN NTH:
which the' South coulplains, he htnH can be
Ersnedied IN thc Enjon.. He caauot .beliere
that Ar. Lincoln sootempues any harm 10
ttf South, 5Rdls In favor Of conference Of
The Southern ssates, By which present difficult
lies can be adjusted Secession, however, he
a1nrms- hts no place in the Constitution OF out
j. ID; T. cAr tposmaes: =:
II it exists. Il Is the first instance IN the his
tory of governments wheze constitution pro-
vid.s fo7 its ow1 testsEcfIcn1aud epyh worad
be the efeet q It. For II one State las the
right ~ have II and our Whole government Is
farce md adauaad- Te1,s, on tie yaneE
her admission, aller harinE, cost 20 much
the government $4,000 GOO, might, on The
/ t&ne petnelplc;;- A4Exs h5ea {ftpm The Union
If matter Ut right So might Tcnncsece to-
dar, and erset beI.eH here IN the hezt IT the
F'tnfon hasosaeoi1s = fai5hsstneat. te the en-
noyance Of Ill her ne.ghbora- The Conktitu-
ton ii4eelE iizs1e st e1*6aees Of fts rseau,-
hIc- furnishes its own Interpretation, when It
says: Ne-t-c p11Ze OF The Euited States,
! tn ordef 70 losEa nare perfect Ia}on-to es-
tablish justice -insnr.s domestic lEaoqui1ity-
20 Q7Q6au 40Q E2doSN Ih6 kouSt1futoN Tor
the United States oI .America." That cannot
be construed into c'oupaH among the States
nor can the Tnion there formed By the reo-
pie be construed inao = mere 1eag1c anong
sovereign co1a,nurfties-' :.
Mr. Brown Is not II al carried sxs5 by
bright visions of = Eotihe.a ConfedG7c!, aud
asks some pertinent question: Ee qaote: :.
. In TIE crent Of dissolution, csk where arr:
We to 60! Nha&x xor- Of government aro ~e
to have?. Are VT sn.r Il VIII be rppuulic.
Who knows. Wiu It b Ike tEs IN IL its
outlines. We h1ve no security for live
VII have abandoned our old yesscl, without
knowing whether tho new one viii be pro-
PEELED By sails or stam- -We take al the sisk,
and begin the enterprise pe1aileas ead poor.
: Il We nre fortunate enough to escape VIZ, nc
will still hare need for al Our resources, We
must haye navy sad Cd army, and 1o3tjda-
lions, and sli the ar:sekinezJ Of . government
! do not eee toW the e1pen*e en- be less thz1
.onr ntt5ent caresumint They arc opx, &C
cordfnE 10 Nj. Bueha'txn, hflF mlllions. Iheo1
much E1id about doing assaEw1th tastts cnder
the new government One great object is to
let in foreign goods 1reo Of duty. If so, the
revenue must be rais4=a hJ direct taxes, to be
levied on every mans property. Afeu nRuzes
will show such = system to Sc ln.olesa51e IN
ns buzdsa& II the vhols Green Soa.Aazn
, 1860-12-25

-H u would hxd11 tc deemed possible tkat
2aJ concentration OF unfortunate drcuu-
stances should plsec any community in the
huantlaatinsg position ofasxing atavor Of James
Buchanan but It seems that his Old nelshbo1.
of Lancaster nzre been reduced to TINT ueces-
sity. f7e lean bJ the papers that The clt1zzm
Of Lancaster, without distinction oe puB,
have sent = humble petition to the oaa Pub.
Fnnc, respectfully hi! enphailcs1ly urging
shat When his Fabllt telan thal1 have ended,
he vm seek eotue oth.F Locality for his futur4
residence than his Oh Homestead 1t Wheat
lind They even oEes 10 purchase the said
Whcatlana It his oRn price, II By 10 doing th.y J
e4a forward the anxious Designs Of the ptu
t3ou41n.
, 1860-12-25

A correspondent OF The New Orleans Ffeo,-
ssae. Texan, writes Of xh2t Tez2a will DO in
the following manner:
couuection With the other States; but il she
60 decides, she rill not enter into 3uy eutsp--
lin. a1i1ncc with the Cotton 6tate@, nor will
eEe become 10embeF Of = Southern Epntedt-
raey. Possessing en- enpise within Eeze4f,
with / hundred millions Of zcres Of public Do
main, having organized counties Eithin her
borders larger ttar the 6.ate Of Eouth Ca.oli
IA, Tcxas viii not follow In the leai oi that
State, nor will she pl4<s: Aer dfs:i1ies in such
LanG.- The lone st1r flag il the only oEc :h:.t
will ereT supp!ant the etass and s1ripe. in the
empire State 1f Texaa
In the fsrt place, the people Of Texas are
Jealous OF their liberties, md will not risk
them to the chances of \ Southern Confetrux
With South Cazo!ipa abstracrsonIsss ~ tie can-
trolling spirits. Their llrs. proposition would
be to euEra11 On tic new government a.y.u n
Of primogeniture in lard and slascs, in order
TO throw all political inauercc and control
into the hande Of privileged c!.ss, q thc TX
xho doubt this read carefully TIC c.'!cmas Of
Dc Cows Rzite, n hich il i standard authority
with the politicians OF the secession school
In the second t!-ce, Texas will nevcr b.
come member OF znr eoul-de;acy Which pro-
poees 10 cut in two the Mississippi rircr, and
al'strea1n. which Mr: CaIhoun himself declared
"a great inland sta.@ We know that ths: pco-
pie Il the upper valley Of th, Mississippi will
never permit its mouth 10 beloug to foreign
naticn. The tarsee.ng sagacitr Of Napoleon
arrived At thi1 confusion, and he sold posses
sion which lie knew, in the course Of time,
would te w1csted from France by The IDsie.d-
ing power OF necessity. The eonfederacy
which attempts to huld The mouth Of the Mi
6issiIpi against the great Northwest, will bring
upon Itself war, and cAtnaRe and ruln. Texas
will aroid these horrors BY simply reeumir~
her ancient boundaries 6nd fos1n Of govern
ment, always provided ehe Resolves to quit the
Union, which cue LIS 10; yet done, nor do l
believe she will
Herald writes:
While our Legislature Is IN session. and therr
seems to be disposition to pass so,ae bill for
bill. wonld suggest as follows:
4 til TO T<ie7x A< p.opk q pExlGo0CE1sS
POLITICIANS NEa1 say SOU:
GsE or TEE PEor1x.
TF1ou the Louisville Jor1uall
The amenities Of the prize ring are gctting
In vogue with the politicians How delicious
it was when the Telegraph 4 day or Two since
told us tast Hon. L. Q {. Lamar tas advIeed
with the wzF department as to the tx.st ridc
cannon and explosive shell that Georgia csn
purchasr- n Faney Hrennn aad Sayersshaking
bands before they cane tothe scratch, sn6 then
d.aw l1apbtc cArtooo Of Buchanan and Ia
mar bob-nobbtng it or7 glass Of bfoutgo1n-
err'e ~old re" and Disgusting Which oi thc
countereits Of The :" immortal JoTe's dread
ted civil Eat. Weeuppose the noble Roman,
Luciuk, QniutCs Cur1ius wishes to adopt The
! rules Of " the codG'' and tare the weapons all
Of lcogth cad Of the same caliber.
, 1860-12-25

"Dosar DO II TIL In DEAD.~-on The
dsE Of the meeting Of the secetionists at
turned to his r=idepce in Cobb county. On
the rzilko7d, thoash lis eyes we're 70 dim that
be could not rec we'll BE MA told they 1erc
trying to Eet the people to dissolve, or secede
from The Union Wtezeupon he dropped his
withered facr, a1d seemed 10 be IN deep dis
te*s for cue one or two minutes. af1cr which
be raised up his head and with q. fl1esinz
voice ssid, 70, don't do ihat tli am deA.ll'
While he uttered these words the l4rsr tear1
chased eath Other down his wpm cheeEe- he
Vas told thzt great number Of men would
ny TO- prevent them; to which be replied,
, 1860-12-25
PERSONAL,

Prof J. q. lng7a1am, the novelist, acc;-
deutally shot himself At H01leJ Springs, Niss-,
on Saturday Teek- He Is NOW lying in very
precautions condi ida~ -:
The venerable J. S. Psttfgrew, Is one of
south Carolina's noblest sons, ED atteadtast
inend OF the Union Lately. while attending
church. where, by hs presence, he tas, for 70
na0y yea1s, shown that the character Of the
Statesman WEB complete O1lv when religion
pave = -,,. ,,s ~a,,a;,- ~. ..-,..~ 49,.
putged (by the nuI1ifers) Of the usual prayefs
n, 4f,-.p-ae7sa,,+ ~ 4h~ r;7t.s ct..., .,a <,-
~ wv A'es1oeot u e''e on4Aeo elaeS 7ao lux
Congress, thet1uchEtedo old patriot fUse from
f,,s ee,+ ..a1.r ~. A..,. :
4A1 '11t e1e 011]01 Io07 s4'u
lint bat pointed rehrke to treason, where 1t
lat .bo,,a +. 1,..a h,. ~... ,.r l..
South Carolina It Is The most Rampant
v-,..;. ~ u.x 49,.
1-11eAe ~. 11CAena. Juss e4ec1eA So't1n-
or OF South Carolina. is native Of that Etare
and il .+,,+ ff,. ,,..-. n. H.. 49,,
1o - .oe1S W.! seAs " "s@ LIE 1@~ oeeo
in public Life for tho lass twenty fire ye7zs, and
rrn+esented h,z o>+fxa s+.+4 !, co,ora.. f,o.,,
10 saAs7 IL eooe'oS "oao
lhs3 to 1Ss5, during Khich period be erjoyed
Co.od ~ors.-.43-. -~,~+.,1o- .1a ,s,.-5-
ev00 -oeee' 0t4' e sef'a'1a'on' @oe e@7 ie514o>
ed Is oEe Of the leading spirits in the na-
tionsl 1e.-;s1at,yc TIA r,x ,7t,, 1f;,;s,er IN
-s'0-. 'N -" Aa'S 34Ae1 ~
kuss3a
A''5 y. - '''S e73s e.@ oeo
Wool advised Gen. Cas-. zone weeks ago,
+5.+ a.. s..rxx -
, 1860-12-25

ss,o4s,3ls In SIX naya.

Prom Tao E-X Tribune, 21st1
4 golden shower has begun to pour In upou
on ernday the Europa brought us ssh, ,00
from England. The Etna came on Tuesday
with $aI0o0, On Wednesday the Atlantic
brought $4,000. md yesterday eame ths Per
k!a with $3,1oot00, to which the Quaker City,
from Hsssua, added t10', ,:1e, and the Borrss:a
from Hamburg. $17,st1, 1.aakinS the receipt:
Of yesterday S. rs, or .455 ,2a1B siner S..
urdaJ List. Comment n3y be Ci4pelaed with
, 1860-12-25

e.~+ox ~, or+ ra.n ,,,
- 49, ~ 49, ~, t1ataP4G, VII
. ts;sS ohe 49, ~ R9pul11on,
ons .uo' Ns...a - - s'ae AEat Fouia
M- ue- ss W ts to noo4t !ouI I'LL
1ou5 ~ Htan snn- R1I2ts 'ucno p1ee oTs!
~. .us ~ ~ ss14 s1s 1aAlus " tne nesl fos
L1l.H 4uaue ~ x1t.o E]G sa*. ano ses14ns lndo
1,,r,s. wv .r..sit e. s,.s, on ttH ooco
oa4 "o"to oe A1n"e' n'soiesao4e
In concluding, he remarks: :.
Finally, I'm for tn Union AZ lonr =. It en-
BE- tnaintaired consistently Ei.h the c.npro-
ni.cs Of tie Constitution. And / nm for r.
dressing the urones Of the sou1h in ihc In
ion, by peaceful remedies: and until su,:h
remedies arc exhausted t,v fair fria1 nil mol
yield. unless am oreruiled bY fhe roire cf
Tennessee. nv advice II. To stsnd by The
Union and, and In The 1ancuage of the dvip~
Iawrence ssy: Don't p3re m the shin -
TIE -PRECIpIIAToRS.- REBEEED.
rprp.n thu y7irh,nord N.hi, ~ 1s1
w. .,s.,. ;. -L....s.-s-.-.
eone ~ ~ 9nt tgnu4su uu1s ~ A@3on- I''1cr
- ~ eUv4 peopte OF e1.F1n1 70 oe on l4eH
gm1o as1.nst tae p1Sc!plt2une 9ahnn1onlkn
xno slnou9 o1esoaulo1aAts u t9ssl mia>, fIom awe
1a1s Ecu aoa nsaln. Ensia ne iasl le" da!s,
ke nase come 10 tne conclaf1on tn2t II Is me
eett!ea se Po1PoSe o. me clsunlon PATTY n LUIS
sf s.e9 20 eve ioe pop!e no tine loI c7u re-
necueaao une aos Mntu1 ~ ~
tlute tat Io1 coas.ae.ne f:n aeuo. II u tuo oS7.2u
" II P.s:t 70 foen ~ o ... M ;sn ans
1922 11;] r.; @;.t. - 4sseanSu .sx.t.t ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

FETHE sshlSbsraers Ter sale ssVsc ar.s oflsnd s
Mode Fralkiin Turnpike, ioas zilaS lr essAsiie -
sne he tract On which ae resides o. Car Joa1
Jouc. Ths land equal the best NTH a1undonos q excl
Isrt usver fang water, Fh ne INST hs,uilul 6d7E -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
DIR, j. BOvEE DODs'

IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.
Wechaenge the wsrd to produce their equal Though they
have the public for oily yet they are use
and highly Of Maine TO the Great salt Lake As
remedy Incpen Consumption Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Piles
Nervous 5ieases, Female Complaints and all requiring
they unsurpassed As Beverage, they truly de-
ghtfuI For the aged and nm. adults children Of
delicate constu they are without arrival.
the of throat among the Clergy they
like charm.
UFea connection with Cod Liver Oil they cured
Consumption in Albany, New York, after t had
as ncurab BY soue o. the most PnY
City, Mr. Mc6ran Of Brooklyn. had
his entire right yZs by being thrown from horse In
1856 the Of these ers il November last
and is we'll
BIZ Britain Editor Of 76s Banner Of Light" published in
Bossn and Greenwood No % Broad street New York
boh cured Piles long standing aud Of the most obstinate
character,
Hundreds Of persons suffering from INDIGESTION and Dyspepsia
have been cured By using these Ber We have letters 10
possession hed would every male IN the
land 70 supply herself these truly valuable Bers
CHARLES YEDDIFIeLD co, PrOpretors,
IS william strs Ct, New York.
Sold by DEMoFILLE co. NashYils Team, and ali Drug
grsts: lanezy e0-aa
JUST RECEIVED
A n HHDs Extra fine Sugar; .-s .i...ei
AU 100 barrels Crushed do ...--a ~.
100 do Coffee do
so 20 Powdcredd do
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09

TAE PENNSYLVANlA
CEN TRIAL II ALL + o AD,7
ESQ NILES DOUBLE TRACK
-. ssszSzsaS III N1-El
q - Z $3.50
.rs- 9EAE-------1--@ -
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M. & e. f. CHEATHAM, --i---
WHOLESALE GROCERS. AND DEALERS

A-ChkAfHAE. g. Y CHATHAM.
M. & e. f. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
ZINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO. CIGARS, EAILs,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND CHJRCH S7R=Ew
Nashville, Tennessee.
EETE ajustin receipt Of large selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors etc., consisting in part fellows
l5p bids sugar. ali grades genuine Havana Cigars
200 bels choice MOiaSsesi 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 u do do IOOdozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tubs;
Toe bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English Walnus
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Peeans;
10 boxes Star Candles 10 bbls Fiherts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, &C.
25 i choice French Brardiss
20 I casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Vines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
50 boxes scOvili Clsret,
100 bbls fne Robertson County WHISKY
% bblS pureold Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &C.
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont, Hazard Sycamore Powder The n
drgrsc Icing the only Agents Nashville the
large stock Of Powder on hand, in Magazineforsa
3 Dupont Rife 2osder 1000 kegs Hazard Pow
SOC y do do do der;
goo X do do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
800 y do do do $50 Of Powder, assorted
600 \ do do do brands; lH
s0OO kegs Dupont Blasting Pow so bbls Toy Bedford Co.,
g der. safesy fiss.
jSnu II. &. &. Y. CHRATHAh, ASents
10, SOLE AGENTS EOKs
DupOnt's Powder; Joy, Bickford Cos SAFETY
Hazard 90 Fuse
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DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
Imnerial Wine Bitters!

pure and unaduerated Wine which Sahout
usual strength Of other wines and mrored
by only one the United States Aso from the follow
ing valuable Roots aerbs viz Soomons Sa spkensrd
COnfrey, camOme Flowers Gentian Wild Cherry Tree bsrH
and Bayberry.
we Challenge the World 10 Produce their
EquaI!I
We profess have discovered Roots known only
10 the Indians south smerea ard cure for a diseases
which the flesh he to- but claim present to the public
ruy aTson which every intelligent physician
in will approve Of andTee9mend As remedy for
lNCIPIENT CONSU MP Il ION,
Weak Lungs Indigesion Dyspepsia diseases Of the Nervous
System, PAa ys Piles diseases peculiar 10 femaes, DecV'
and all cases requiring Tonic, thy are
UNSU PASSED!
For Sore Throat among the Clergy, they are truly
valuable. -.
For he aged nrm for Of EesS constitution
for Minis Gospel Lawyers, and all public
Tor OF Keepers Tailors Students, Arss and
all leading sdentaray life they Will prove truly Oene
fetal. -- 49,, ,-,.,-- =.
the taste They produce all tile eXharang elects OIL Brandy
Wine intoxicating and valuable remedy Tor per-
sons addicted excessive Of strong drinks and WISH to re
rHin They aud entirely free from the Poona
contained in the aduterated wines anu 'ne
country is h.sced -.
These tr not only but prevent disease and should be
red nv ali who live county where the water Dsd OF
Uber hs and Feye pre- seut. Being entirely innocent
and hares they given freely to Children ana infants
withimpunity. go. -. -.
OF humanity assist in spreading thse ruy valuable
Bers over land and thereby essentially aid In Danlshng
Drunk enness and Disease. - -.
IS William street, NeW York.
And sold BY Druggists generally
wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
PLUMB & LEITNER Augusta, Ga.
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OCOEE HOUSE, OLEYELAND TENNESSEE
d. A. TihbS, FroDrfefOr.

FHNHIs Hotes spacious brick tIdng iust eouapessd
ThePrOpretOr has Incurred heavy expense In 6.ag y
matchmaking ae rsosas 70 make hsE net aud cooFbis
The house Is for the reception a VISITORS M
travellers and the proprietor afford ample acraoas0s1
Tor 5O persons An omnibus, WITH sood snd As team Vii b
81 the depot passengers the hotel and hack he
depot again. The proprietor w arstcass
Hotel, and hopes to share liberal patronage.
auzle DANIEL A. TIBBS, Prapristor