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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-29

Pfoek 10, lots 8 567811 12 Is. Block
II, lots I5. Block 72, lots 8 to 8
inclusive. l2 Is Is IS. Block "a, lots
1 80 gill Is rs. Block IS. lots ! z
II 12 Is Ia Is. Block IS, lots 3 8 10
IL i3 Is. Block II. lots ST 8 IL l2
13 IA Is. Block 7e. lots / 8 4 S 8 20 10
inclusive, l5 Block 79, lots 2 8 II 12
Is Is is Block 80, lots 8 z 8 10 IL IL
1916. Block 81, lots 3 6 IL Is IA l s.
Block 82 lots Sc II Is IS. Block 83,
Lott 9 10 II 12siAI5. Block Sd,
lots / 12 Is. Block IS. lots 8 9
10 IL Is Is.
Block SO. lots a s IL IL Il.
g 81. lots 2 8 5 Ct 8911.
:. SO. lots 3s5 Il ll12.
- 80. lots 8 6 To-
- go, lots e 5671o.1I.
. 81, lots Il S457a l314l5.
Block go lots 578 11I3. Block SO.
lots & Z 8 IL ID IA 10 Is. Block 81.
lots s $3.50 10 IL Is. Block IS. lots
g 4 5 6 9 10 12 IA. Block So, lots a
789ll. Block 81, lots z 12 Is ID
Is. Block SO, lots 8 A 9 10 II 10
Block 80, lots q 10 IL l2 13 ii 10
Block 100. lots 10 IL l2 Is IA Block
1Ol, lots 9 IL Is. Block 1O2 lots
8 4 ST IL Is ID Is Is. Block 1O3. lots
2 4r8 12 IA Is. Block 1O4, lots 2
GIL 12 10 Is Is. Block 1O5. lots
3 578e 10 IL l2 Is. Block 1C6. lots l
2 II IL Is Is Is. Block l07. lots l
2 4 5 81 8 9 IL ID Is. Block lO8, lots
l 3 6 7 9 10 IL 12 - IA. Block 1G9,
lots l e rs 10 IL l2. Block ITO. lots
8 4 II l2. Block Ill, lots l 8 8 9
II 12. Block 112. lots 4 8 10 IL
Block 113, lots l 2<3 5 10 9 10 II 12 Is
IA Is. Block ia, lots 4 5678 IL
Is is. Block lis, lots 2 8 8 10 l2 Is
IA Is. Block Il6, lots 6 7 II l2 ID.
Block III, lots 2 8 9 10 12 Is IA 5
Is. Block l18, lots 5 6 and from l l
to IA, inclusive. Block ll9, lots l
8 8 10 to IL inclusive, l s. Block 100. lot,
8 to Is. inclusive. Block 121, lots l
34579 10 12 IA Is. Block I22. lots one 2
5 ID IA Is. Block 1913. lots one, 8 6 8
eleven l2 - l6; block 1874, lots 8 9
ten; block 1875. lots g 9 to Is inclusive
Is; block 1875. lots one 5 7 8 to Is
inclusive: block 1877, lots one 6 Z ten
IL 13 IA Is; block 1913, lots one 8 7
8 II Is Is: block 129, lots one 6 e IL to
5 inclusive; block 100, lots ten to
IA inclusive, Is; block 131, lots ten to
twelve inclusive: block 1872, lots one
8 ten twelve; block 1873, lots one 8 9 ten;
block 134, lots one A 6 9 ten eleven:
block 1876, lots ten thirteen fourteen
fifteen; block 1876, lots 8 4 6 7 8 twelve
sixteen; block 1877, lots 2 8 5 7 8 9 ten thir-
teen sixteen: block 13o. lots one 3
ten thirteen; block l59. lots one 2 8 8
ten eleven twelve thirteen; block 40, lots
one g 9 ten twelve thirteen sixteen;
block l4I lots 4 5 7 ten thirteen; block
142, lots 4 ten eleven thirteen fifteen;
block I43. lois one 2 twelve sixteen;
block LA, lots Z 8 9 ten to sixteen in
elusive; block 145, lots one g ten To
thirteen inclusive, sixteen; block l46. lots
Que 5 eleven fifteen; block lat, lots one
2 d twelve thirteen fifteen; block 148, lots
one 8 a 5 SO 9 ten to fourteen inclusive,
Is; block 149, lots ten twelve fifteen
slx,een; block $50, lots 6 7 fourteen;
block ISL, lots one 10 thirteen fifteen;
block 152, lots ten thirteen fifteen six
teen; block 153, lots ten; block 1 81,
lots one 9 ten.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-29
"THE ALEXANDRIA

Eating Saloon.
1oH COMMERCIAL STREET. EMPoR1A,
LOO Kansas. This Saloon has just been
opened. ie well furnished and will be kept Ia the
best style.
Oysters, sardines, Holsters,
CLANS, Peaches, Strawberries, Fruits and Cigars
of the best brands.
I ehal spare no effort to please, and hope to re-
eeive flle patronage Of my friends and the public
generally. GEORGE 3. CoOFEk.
Emporis, Sept. g, 1860. -ez.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-29

l. Vh sALE-l6o Acre Land Warrant, q. the
o~est figure tor cash. Apply to
"poria. Aug. 25. J. r. SWALLOW.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-29
MILLINERY & DRRSSMiKING

1Ae Kisses Z. & A. II. kirkpatrick
WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies Of
Oss Enporia and vicinity that they have just
N.Y.. Millinery and DressmakiDg Establish
hc, on Aerchants street, where they would So
call from the ladies'
hand supply of Bonnets. Hats. Trimmings, &c, on
H5mSs 49, =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-29
Emporia Steam MIL.
BRTrr0E q IsBELL, PRoPRIET0Rs

THE proprietors Of this mill would ennonnes
to the public that they are prepares q Iu q
order on fair cash terms and are also prepared %
do gaw;ng on shares or for eash. Our mill Il in
good running condition. aad enc OF the BEST in the
Ts.r;tnry We have also Lath Hill attached,
!. ~ ssn 6.rnish Lafh to order. e
Also an excellent pair of BHrTs for grim 3esoFpl
We can safely guarantee satisfaction e IS vac
patronize Us, end solicit the public patfDAsge.
BRITToN 4 ISBEII- Z
EmpOria. Nay 9. 9 so. 45y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-29
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
Of Breckenridge County, for the year
- 80 A. d. 1919 -

NOTICE is hereby given that will sell, at
IL public auction, at my Office in the Post Office
building, Emporia, on the first Tuesday of Octo-
Der, and next succeeding days, much of each
tract of land town lot, described in the follow
ing list, may be necessary to pay the taxes,
penalty and charges thereon for the year 1859.
I R. W. STEVENSON,
County Treasurer.
By ]. R. SWALLOW. Deputy
Dated Sept. 3, 1860.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-29
MINOR IA FLINN.

TWO miles 0orth of Emporia, manufaeturs and
l. keep for sale Lumber, Flour Corn Meal, -.
Also. viii bsy and cell Land. I6I BIN
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24
SfiebnpomS SSe., sa'tfauoc&, sc, 2A goctober $3.50
9amen's'amertt. 9ndetfabrt 2Ictien- G'eleul6aft.
SdMiNficbiffnhrf


eamburs une Ssctp sJprf, pia suutbamptpn
permel Der ntuen ouf beS Scoele oeboutsn tno Gle.
SsN'elts e'n9er3tten Qrceen cierucn Qplfeamrftifc
. or utlta, 1000 GpuS, @apt. Irautmnnu.
y mmppt ia. 1000 Sons, Gopt. S6penlcu.
Saronta, $500 Sons, Capt. Gblere.
Sbt9e msscn trer tneaen p oldli6en Tobrteu ribp,.
ltGt bs!ante Domp1tihe Werpcn TcScmabia am
Srien hno 6nnfjebnten je1en Wonats
c9n seis 2Dprt unb 6om6ltra ria embomrtrn nrSi, S
nrbnen 9aiia9iere 9lcip gprf natb ''' ""'
@dmb"rs, 9aprc, epnspu uns sputbamptou
gu fp9enpen Qreilcn:
Bpele Gaiute 55
Spif6ehptd "a
grfe Gaiite Sl12.50 aipcte Come S75 e,,;s5srSs
$40 "Se9en Nailagc ipsnpe man itcO an
e. y. Riebdrs, S3cas H. Gmp,
l5O SrpoNWaY 9Cm glare
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24
THEMES DINING SALOON

THEMES DINING SALOON,
MatnliraGe, 3mildseu rer Stcn unp 9ten.
Nem pttt9en Yutli nm sur Iocbriht, boF ih an Wor.
srpUnet BABE rN Delico t unp paS ,c c Der SobeSrt
lwmedboTt Subcrel;ct lrrpir. wtrp N"''NNS'"
Sthe 9ue Aalt gtodds ffcC ruS bic ftinfcn SoYoro
St9arrrn no leS bel mir N boben
et't'-SNe;S tur @eldllbafIcn mcbcr in ir;efr 9cit
gee:st I'm iabIrcien Sriub ncncr 8rcrnoe IL, VorSe
leutc btte q q h;.m' ' <",''' n
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24
Soeme 2SSirtbitbaft
llnn
9aserbters 9 al 0 II

Sa9erbter Salun.
Dem publitum bic ersebenlie Qn,eile bds Der
Gater5eihnete IN einem pauIe am QlIen 8arft
Dem 6l6marft 9s9eniber, cine 9girtblDaft neblt
ea9rtier.SalO erribtet bat, wOfslbl er 6S
frsuen tptrp, feline 6reunOe uno cas Qu6lituu i'm i'm
aaSemeinen NIT Den belten @etrdnfen beOenen
~ tOuren. StOrenee gRiuer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24
Sefammtinatbi,maem.
E. j. P &c o T,
2lpo theFer,
Gfe Der l7ten uuo ToinIlroee

Gfe Der l7tcn unO Nauiraee,
cnrpttcb!t irtn rei6bllt8es Qoeer allcr in feiu
6acb ltldsenoen 9lrtifel. rie audi Nprfiimcrieuc.
0etfen, Sarlten uno !StGmms ityer &rt; Tartcn,
Dele, @las &C; Giaarreu, 9tauh, &aus uno
S%nupftabnt uno piele oncere Nrtif,l. meldbe in
bteI5en Npcttefsn 9eirGbuii8 gefG6r. mcrben.
6dnptId4li6 macht or;iflbe AUDI aus Ieinen
berutmten uno untblbarrn ySirsiu,a gBurm
&tr," aufmertf2m.
Die peutidbe, pie sr66tent6etle aud cir ameri-
tan'lde 6eee9tur wtrp ppn -. .&tnoerpater sc
beior9t Der aud i'm (oanopertarfe feline Qdups-
leute aufs SreunbIithite bebiensn wirn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24

NG. sNSay,
Wo. lOl Srpacltr, 3wilhen Der 6tca unb 7ten.
Aaent FUR Neipttde Gbnmpaaner, t.
empF'h!t pem OeuhAen Qublitum lein fril6 ou-
6e'Vmm'nsS galcr pom Giaarrcn g8einen, Ghams
pa9ner, Settucten, 9etrunnts Wanpeln, ii6er,ud-
ertsn Gdlmue &C., nGmli6
100000 reutite Gisarren, ale BRANDS,
10000 GUntnS 6lUana,
10000 6enrp @lap l5apana.
10000 Srabucos loapana,
15,OOe prinepe, 2aro,
% SOren 8beinweine,
20 &6rbe 6etptid lhen @6ampaaner, fir
meden id, Agent bin ppn bis IA ToL>
lars per &rrb,,
80 OuseuO gcbfuben,
80 YiO. 9etrnnnte Mauseln unO iiter,uf-
erten Galmue
pel&e Nrttt'I id Su tiai9em Yreis eferire.
81. SRap, @at.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24
s. @6tb,
co. eecr TOMS R Ter,
&2f SrooeltraBc, ,piihen Der 4ten unb Stem.
sgSeEa aSanillss .

Yer llnterSei6nete erIautt fb Dem 0u6litum
an3u3et9en, zap lein 2SaScn unp Sus9Y ieper,eit
pereit tENf, nm 6dmtlten iu irseno elmer Saaess
3ett mad rEtAem SerAniisuussploe ,u fobren.
Serart'9f Sfteuun9en trnnen i'm gBiihrtm Sell
'oaus pre prn. u. Stbap 9ematt merpsn.
9G. betrtna.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24
S0saaafa9Ss0eregga galtG9eoa

auf unipn-4ttG.
5b erlaubc mir b,,rmit, meincu Srrrupsr
un0 Setanntsn pte er9ebenitc Nnitise gu ma.
pth, paB mstne Sonnta9Sprr9niisunscn aGae-
metnen NntIan9 scfunccn btbcn unp lore ID,
psnn aud bas seiummte Qutlitum ouf
conn tag, een 2S. oe. Mts..
Rdhmtta9s unD 9lbcnc, freunplibf rim
Sur CUTE Spciien unp Getr1nfe. ipwie fro r.,
'pe Ss0iennna BABE id bet'nO Sor9e Nttrueen.
Salcntin 6edlcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24
@ipmtDicr s. @sln Scr.

"'9VtNIN ~ 1~'NNS koVEI
Nc. 10 Wntnltr, Smtld,en Der II. u. Is. Stra6c.
rrlautsn lid 9iermit ibrrn 55reuupeu pie Den,
psutiben 9ublttum uterbnupt Die ergebenlte 9u
5e'9e lu MAIDEN, oaB lie ibr ncu rtablirtrs
SSein= rnb Gi0arrem=0iefcbGff
G|,,n. w., IVY ''UiI"et paoth.
Nnre e'n TrinpH'ttscs Wager rer bet2n H6eu-,
frnniciiitse unS llugar g8cinc, Soycnne lnb a3n
'bcle Sranntrpeine, 9tum unp Q8bisfise unp "a.
oanras uno Grmelic Gis0rrcu IN ben <5t1np
geIeBt, aurn tili9en 2inforpcruuaeu oenifoen -,
trnncn, wtro es unirr rtfriaitcs Belrcken Iein
ourh Slui8teit Der GreiIe unp NeeuitGt Der gr,
piennu9 nns sie G'uulf prt Dublitums ~ erin.
gen unr 3u crt0lten.
Ntmruo Ma. 5. Waj 1860.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24
The German ADVERTISER.

B. HhssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFF1cE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24
s'SSSSirtDfc1cafts @r1ff>
paeaaa@I

WlVlHen 0renhben unp Dem 9eIammten Wub(is
tum Die slnSeigc, pnB meine neue
G@rteoasSSIrfBfcBoTt
benz Selu6e jest ufen ltebt .Dielel6e it aufs
@el&madeollIte ein9sri6tct, unp tUunrn bic os.
etrten @alte nit BEN tsifrn @rfrtIhuuoen itSer
Nrt, lprte aud nit parmen unb talten @5prilen
eeotent werpen. g8einirtntcr rccte ih parauf
auImertiam, CAP ih ben BON mir ae,cscncn
8trginia gSein
rein uno unoerfdlldt su so Gts per 6taIdc per-
faufe. I'm ia9Ireihen SeIucb bttrt
y aleuttu Scatter.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24

OamPhHf-Srrbiupuns sniitcn IbmUnp unp
New gUrf.
OaS Oampfi6ii uNuanote" pcrlGbt H6mcub
jeoen Otenlta9, Nabmittass llGr, unp NoriUlt
Ntittmch Nbttns.
Oae Snmpflhif nSameStpmn" prrGGet Gt&.
mono ieoen 6rcita9, Na6mittass 4 llbr, unp
Norfcf am SamStas Mi,ttas.
Der 8abrpreiS in Der Gajiite, Iatl,.iten etn.
9elblollrn, betrGSt $40.
SIN Steera9e, pbue &cf, S5.
Grcurltons -Sidet, fir Die Commemorate aIl
tts, SIS. ~
Teiienbe, bic NtiiwObs uur Sametaas BEN
petersburg 0riibiua benuBeu, trefen sr'ha nit
Der Norfolt' petersburg Sdbn in crlierer Stapt
s'll' "m NIT Dem Oampf6pct wcitrr gebcn su tSn-
men, A'detS tur ptele Sour fGnnen am peters
burg Oepet sel6't werpen unp betr6ot rrr oon,s
0aprprels 9ielpTau5 Hur SIU. o9
Nuo am IL 6eiusfeu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24

SalataI @erlte, Starte, &a1ees @Ien1, @Decp.
.abe nebt eiasr Renst oRberer @re @arflmSrieen On
,ins Grra Srcwn lBineOr Soap 3abnblrfen Gan Sr 6
loGns, Ie. &c. gum Ssr!auf bel s. 6. Slider. 9dt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24

Sceingunscn.
Der @nscssr" erifsnt jebsn @presS, Srnuaas ousse~
monument ,um r66.ntli6en SutirittcnspreiS ron Gts
,ablbar on biz re Sdser pStr $500 in SbrliGer SprouS
beabuus slnseeen fnben unter fpeenben 9bineun0cn
@uinabne Gnmaiiee ginriduns 10 3clcn potr rtn.
or 80 @tS., spsimolisc IS &C., brsmalise $780, cine
S9c be S.25. eirsn Mrno $2.5e Srei NCnate 90 feds
Rpnats $500, lp6lf pnate Sl2.e0 in piertsli6brer
Sprausbeabune. &nSeecn bic noG selieten ncranberi
mcrcen f6niten nsrpen nit $3.50 per 5abr trrs&nct.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-24

s c y b / h e.

ngerSc&neer Osrirt $500 Sarbs trr rsifen unO fsn,
tn &eppt9e Carpets iu 6seren 9reiicn ,um Ser1uf
ale lt le bier IN Hhntono p1ertt psrten linS np m ME
eSr oHerIr! wsrosn mO9en. Ndmlitt reldt unb lhSne
9tatsr ~ 81 SO, hatg Iu so GtS.; were IA breiit
tab 2Soue iu 40 Cts wtrtb 621 erra feline ant mnS
1per gu 90 GS Die anoerrolrts 81 f2iten 2godsn ~,
&iaot6tn gu 81! unb so Gts; 5tioedn N 30 g. ISS S
20 cts, auRercrpentib biGiS 300 Grr:nIor sfrts i,
Naoden ue 6amert pOn Is 20 unb 37I Gts nm o1T IFI
m9rS, 5dr 9alite ibrss gScrbes; 2apns oconcs Trnt
@poeoS, 9lernoS, Srib Gin ns, 6leadeO une brcmn s
M9e uno Sbeein9s, unp piele anStre 9Baarn a 25 rt
ptIlsr ale jt, UNI flr Die n6Die SailOn auf;urI,mcr
gfsn tOmme me ebe tice S4eors IN No n Nlenjtr bsi
S}rfs Db 5StrouE
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Il mju9!
Miuinrrn lOaQrfn !

". C. BARTON erlaubt litb Die @n,etae ,u
maiden, eaB er lsinen @tore BON 100 na6 229
SiainIrabs, OberbaIb Der 9hn, Dsrle9t BAT, wO er
In ieptr Sailon elm pOllfanpises AlOrtiment Der
sslIcnpen @rtitsl pUrrdtbis bait: SeiOcne unp
Strob. 6ate, 5auben, SOpfpuBe, franS6iibe BIN,
mrn anp 8dnDer; Spissn Sertba'S mO Gaps,
Spisen.Sale,er, Srnuer- Srasen unb leiOene unp
,van3Dfl4e Spiben.M .Manttaas.
Dameu, pslAe Die SapeOrte beIu&tn tGnnsH
II pisiem Stpre DpGIfGnOiae.. Ball. &c. Nn3iss
erbaltru
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-16
BY TELEGRAPH.

J WAsHIEGToN, Dec 1.-THE Secretary Of til
Treasury is authorized, with the appropriation o
the President to issue notes at such rates of inter
est as may be offered by the lowest responsible
bidder who may offer take the same at the loves
rate of interest bnt in deciding upon these bids No
fraction shall be considered which may be less thar
/ one quarter per cent. per annum. the notes to be
transfer able by assignment to whose order the same
IS made payable, and received BY the proper officers
in payment of all duties taxes public lands and ali
/ debts of any character
The Secretary is further authorized to purchase
the notes at par for the amount of princpsl and IN
terest due at the time of purchase and so much of
any unapprOpriated money in the Treasury a. n,a,,
be necessary for the purpose is appropriated to the
principal and interest. The power to issue and re.
issue notes shall cease on the the first day Of Janua
~. 1868
The uslHxl provisions are made for Furnishing for
gerry and cOunterteiilag. All money hereafter con
tracted for under the authority OF the Treasury
LOar Act Of Jnne last shall be used in redemption
Of the treasury outstanding and those to be issued
under tins act ard to replace IN the Treasury any
amount of said notes which shall have been paid
and received for public dues and for other pur-
pose.
4 letter from distinguished source Just received
from Alabama, says that it Is certain that the
co OperatiOnists and the conservatives will carry
every county in Northern Alabama in the election
of delegates to the convention. and ten or more in
Middle Or Southern Alabama, thus redering doubt
ful the question to which cause will triumph in
the Convention
Col. Taylor, leading Bell man of that State, has
published letter strongly favOrng cooperation. If
however, the ordinance of secession has passed the
conservatives will insist that il be submitted to the
people for ratification.
Private accounts from Georgia state that the con-
servatives under the lead of Stephens johnson,
Jenkins, and Others in strong hopes of carrying
majority of the members of the State Convention.
and that the eoneiliatOry tone of the Republicans
viii do much to strengthen the Southern conserva-
tiYes
The Committee of Thirty three and the majority
in Congress viii stand by Mr.. Rust's resolution as
basis of compromise The extreme Republicans
and the scessiOnists oppose it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-16
PnoTOaRAPHIc CARp.

TAKE pleasure in asnsuncing my old fends ard Gus
toners that after shsence Of two years. have again re-
turned the practice OF the Photographic Art
in all is branches having purchased tbs Interest q my sroeI
IN the old established Gallery in Union Street, and having spent
four months in New York the past Summer to obtain fully al
The late improvements in the have pans renovated and
ENLARGED throughout That my facilities are
better produce Arss class work than most Galleries can
e. conduce the comfort Of patrons trnat not
ouy the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained, elevate Pt higher standard have
also engaged the services COOK Of the best Photo
gaphers Korl the Pictures which obtained the
inst premium Worlds pa in London in 1851 and am
determined only to make this the leading GALLERY IN the
State, my shah Lot be surpassed Moth or south,
and Low Introduce to the public the following styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Vignene plain colored:
1vorytypes, colored
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs Canvass life sizei
WISHING ards full lea 9Th, plain;
Autograph photogr chs Is taken at cne sitting.
! Eterrroscepes, on glass or paper.
continue make the MelaInoype and Anrstype as hereto
fore. styles all entirely this city, except
the Autograph Card which only made at time. All
who anything my politely invited to eve
call before visiting elsewhere, when vi by occnar
demonstration the above facts. Respectfully,
oct3l-d Y. W. HUGHES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-16
Review of the Nashville Market for tht
Week ending Dec. Is.

II
Week ending Dec. Is.
Trade rsrans the inactive state noticed last week
The Sunes transacei has been altogether Of local character
There are very changes the prices Of Produss,
though the tendency has been downward and articles
quote slightly lower Groceries, have manifested down
ward tendency though We do no. feel authorised to change
quotations.
coTToNThe receipts Cotton during the week have been
quite LIBERAL amounting $50 bales, and for the 5OO
bales The market has extremely dull few baes haV
ing changed hands, and these to fill orders.
TOBAoco-Tbere sin little doing in Tobacco. We
quote the offerings OF buyers at 1 for Lugs aud 394c for
Leaf
FLOUR AND GRANITE stock Of Flour on tbs market is
ample meet the demand which limited to the supplying Of
We quote superane s595 50 and Extra at 50
96 25. Sacks selling at 1893 25.
We quote Wheat at 259I 20 per buse though these hg
ure may regarded wholly nominal, there transact
tons upon which to base quotations.
Corn may quoted 7O95e, sacks included at which
figures there considerable activity supply howe
Oats are selling at 4595cc per bushel.
PROFESSIONALISM is selling in limited way at l2K9
Isac for Ribbed Sides 39Is for Clear Sides 1Oe for Should
ers. and 14c for Hams.
Weh4ar Of sales Of LArI at 9995lc from wagons
and I0a2Ilc from store.
GRoCE2IEs-wh dali Market we have but little
quotations on and repeat last weeks as follows:
sUsAR-Fair to Choice 797zc in hogyheads ard 19Ic
advance on these quotations ibis Coffee Sugars
MoLAssEs sYRuP-Aolssses in barrels 3ja gall half
zOc Sugar House 4945c; Golden Syrup
lac half tarrf Is snc and kegs (ten gals sjc.
CoEEEE-Rio IG96Hc Laguyra I79se, Java 1890 g b.
TEAImperai 50 9Sl; Gunpowder 5O75c Young Hyson 40
ESQ, Black 6O9sl.5J.
sALTWe quote Coarse Sack at 1885, aud Fine at sI5O,
Barrel at 359e bushe The the markets. ample
to meet the demand.
GALLATIN sHEETINGs-We quote GaIlaiin shsetiugs at
81 per yard.
COTTON YARNs-Tae following the SCENTS quotations
Cotton 700 OO Sc doz co. Zoe; &c., Ilc and
400, I2c.
WHIsKYRected held at 1920 gallon, and country
at 5O675c Per gallon, according to quality.
DRIED FRUITWe quote apples, peeled at 49455; Peach
es unpesled, 5 l5aI - peeled, s2as2j per bushel-
PEAEUTS-Thereis coed demand Tor Peanuts 65975c
bushel.
sEEDs-Cloyer &c 1895 90 bushel; Blue Grass stripped,
sl.75 81 busheI of II Bs Timothy IS busheI
Herds Grass SL4o9IO Orchard 81 GOaI IS; Met 81 So
Flax Seed -
FE 'THERs-Festhers are IN active demand At REESE ?
70. Live Geese when put in good shipping order.
GINSENG Ginseng finds ready sale at Sc.
BEEsWAXOur merchants are paying 23925c for Beeswax
HIDES-The market IS dull considerable decline Green
selling al &c per ID and Dry at &C.
HAY-There is good supply of hailed Hay The market,
and quote the wharf at s23 j94 per
at SIG. Timothy Is selling al s25 per ton
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-16
THE
ONLY Discovery

THE
ONLT Discovers z
WORTHY CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
ANY since the great discovery of Prof Wood
I've tempted only initiate his restorative but profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful of Prof Woods prepastion and have been
forced to leave tse field 20 its rsssess sway follow
BArH MAINE April 18th. 1859
PRov O. ], WooD & Co Gents-The letter in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative Lyon
have published in this vicinity elsewhere given
inquiries uchng the facts in the The inquiries
the Communication second, it true of all therein contained
third does hair s continue to be in good order Of
natural colorl To all do invariably,
hair is even better than stage Of life tor forty
past soft thrifty and bett.r the
whskers and the only Why il generally
that the substance is Wahed by frequent
face, when by wipng eonnec
with the wlker same result follow as hair
have been in therecept of many letters from all parts
OF New England, asking my continues
compounds well this has nosdoubt basey
initiated used not only without any good effect but
injury not ue any o. your restorative Of any
account for months and yet my hair good
surprise, nov 81 years
old and not gray hair in head my face snd prove
this fact send you lock Of my hair OF the past
received favor q two quart bottles last for
which very grstefu gave my friends, THEREBY
induced them to it, teal until after trial
and then purchased snd used it with universal wilt
favor, that you by which discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold by many, fear without author
tty from from you pure article will insure success and
believe where COED efeos do follow, failure
by the Impure article, which the inventor of good
dee my duty heretofore keep you apprsed OF the
effect my hair, all who inquire Of Of my
shaken opinion In s valuable results remain dear sr
yours, A c. RAYMOND.
ARROWS Run, KY Nov. 80, 1853.
The Restorative bottles Of three
medium and small the small holds pint and retail for 81
per boe the mediums hold least twenty per
proportion than the SMALL rea for - botte the large
holds quart 40 cent in proportions and reas for 50
abote d. J. Wood & Co., Prepreers, 444 Broadway,
New and ia Market street. Mo- sold all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholesaed by
EWens PendletOn q Co., and retailed By every Drug
house in the United States LfeblI-ly