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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
G8 fcnt,ut bic Strobe.

@as mir in elmer I'M lerer Suri9en Nur1z
mer vpraus 9elaat 1T Ael9eben. Die
OeieB9ebun9 Don &an{a5 bat bic Siu,
mel9e bic Sflayeret III ptel lem 1erritprtum
perbtetet, NIT elmer bepeutenoen Wojoritat
eeaen pa6 8etp, be6 @ouperneur6, oe6
alien 5unter6 MerarY. paiiirt.
Gs fra9t i19 nun: What next? H.
yia9 Der Douglas 9eu Mu6leaun9 eer
@plf6l puperainetdt, >pdre bic Bill jebt
OeleB> bic Gflaperet III &anl Jas Serboten
u,b Der gpn9reb f1nnte peitcr nidt8 tbun>
olS Sa casu la9en ; ALIEN menn nun bic
tesintrd9tt9ten 8eilber pon Sflaoenetz
oentbum li1 an pas Sberbunpe68eri9t
member, uno ciele6 ia9t: bic Serritorialz
0sleBgebun9 battle fein 3edt Elm Serbot
Der @floYerei 81 erla1en; jene beitebt
trob jeneS Grla0es gu &edt uno bat Nnz
lpru@ auf ben S9uB BET Ser. Staotenz
9teAierunA cann nun pann 1T eben
nus Ding Suuoerdnetat oe6 golfe@ bet
Territprten CUR lebteu Teuerprpbe 9ebra6t
morpen uno bat (e nidt beitanoen> eann
it caS srpbe prin3ip, fIr has BET frete
9fprren unp Mel ten in oer nidfen prdlt<
%centenmabl tdmpfen loQ, Gin elenoer, per-
dbtli9er $ umbu9.
Sur bic ausmdrtiee beutibe Nrche.
6olSenbe Noti; mo9t ee9enwdrti9 burd
bic reutldrepublifanilde pre0e bic &unce :
Deut1de Dele9aten CUR Na<
tipnalz - Die Ne<
publifaner boben biz jebt bic fpl9enpen
peutihen Dele9aten CUR NationalzG cnpenz
tipn ernannt
Stub Don Soma 6afaured> Or,
Brorbed unp Safpb Wuuer Don Sbtp
Carl @durj unp ST.. 2inbemann spn
Wi6conin ; q. 8. @a9ner uno St. Slid
ron Minne| ota.
Sn Dem Sbi9en 1T Mue5 ribti9, ru'
ii, rer Nn9obe iiber Minnel ota 1T Elm tlet=
rer Srrtbum. 5err Slid 1T ni9t DELE
cat, lonpern nur Griabmann ; mitbiu
l1ift Minneiota nur etnen utl9en De:
le9aten, ndmli9 Germ Wo9ner. Miirs
ZEN un le1e @pue9en Don Der preieb bic Min:
nelota : Na9ri6ten Der Thanksgiving"
ein peni9 9enauer gu ~fupiren il9 BIZ
Mibe nebmen> 70 mircen ibre 8eri9t
iter uni FERN Staot nidt %fortm6breno f
lebr Don unsenautefetten unb Srrtbamerr
itroyen, ,pie IS jeBt gum 2eipweie n Ypr
sSecermann in Minnelpta Der 1Sau 1T.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
OeutlheS
ccsGDaaflQlQ

Der llnterseidnete tenatritti9t hermit bas
eeutlhe YuhIlfum, Rap er WIN
5srrn 6. NON SaumtaG> III Milwautet,
Gpulu fir gnicrn,
irttemttra uub
90 etltutur1
er'nahtt4t it, lrfNmrulc> mtlGe nab ben oe-
nanrten Staatrn, perr nad anteru beutl ten in
Mlnnelcta Nrh uiht crnluIarilt Yertreteneu
Staaten %tcitim,nt linp une rsr epulu(arilheu Sc
alatbiauns t%etlt1sr, III Gmpfans 81 nebmfn, unp
bic ellen NIT lo!ber Se9lautieurg Serleben, je
l1dh rer g~eFlmmunM osm 9lustetler in ~firsetre
1yr1lt S1 rrmit'irsn, cher 9leid yer Yclt an ibren
nod 3cutldlanb ~ tefGrceru.
2sesisiden 1T or ~ertptis, lit ieiucm @sla1fts-
Bureau.
Nct9er8' Blpf, Dtitte StraBe>
Hotbl uaencen jere 9epilniGte Musfuuit uter fol-
dye yraeel1 gu ertbeilsn, mic le III rielem @elGafte
IN Vetra9t tpmmeu mp3cn.
Oscar Wolnrps.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
Muf1cpoFt y!
Gimc i%cltsnc &c!cHcuhcit biaia III
foufcr.

faufen.
Yer Strt une te Ginridtuna sines Giaarrcr>
aciharte III ,reNen Mtrrile Won bier nab BEN
Often Ae9cu Saar tluis III Yertaufsn.
9orarna Gi9arren raa Sauleuc 81 $1,000
Gin II. Soranna Centres y. Iaulenb 1900
elar ecnnsetitnt Git yer Sauienb 400
Ulrrica uno Snranna ga ltiuas rrer
NattenI h,rlrsc 1900
Die Iatade Won otter Nuolit1t. Yptttns BE-
rutmtrn ptilacelpbia Sduupftataf Su 20 Cts.
has ptunc, Nir9inia Nautot1fe, bic tclten
8rance. 6aYanna uuc 9cnucctieut platter
Iatudr. 9ue Srrtcn Gut.
Stenatnannte Nrtifel Inn i'm Non,cn peer
Ginsclara 81 n~trfau1cu i'll mtinem Slrrr> Mc~
tcrtltraec, Sniidcn Der Niertcn uno 6linfteu, &C.
senilter rem rgSellcra-Sa IT,"
Solrnbolter une visthotcr srn autcn Giaarren
merren rrbI t2un, lei benz llntersstdnsteA yrr,u-
lpredeu.
SltSS i. g. virIien.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
Nuffprperltlt1.

Iie Mi.9lieeer ecs reutldeu lonenirtblhaftl.
Gereius nru TamicY Grunty merrsn aufaefcreert>
Samltae, ren "a. rs., Matn,ittaas 2 ubr, id
i'm Sauie bis 9rn. g. 6ater einsu finren, innem
lsbr r%rinssnce Gjeih1tte sur @eratbu,s Srrliesen.
S6bS7 Der Gortaur
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
OUR HOUSE.
~ E It auratipn unb Salpu
& 81 Snhr & ~

s. 8. 2abr & g. 0ttt
Oritte StraBe ct. YauL
se9enuber Dem WaNenl aal Der uptpneer Guares."
Bril9e Opiers perten in jecsm Styl ~,srrirt>
Mabl5eiten 81 jeper Stunbe. gs bittsn ireunb-
l'bf um 5ablrei@en 8eiu6 ibres 2ofals
Qabr u, 8itt,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17

prpmtlle su beilen> 1clte ME has Streben
ebrliher Nepublifaner mie bic ron Wisz
eoniln, fem. Gr bart ni@t pur@ @9a6er
aebetlt,e ct muB bur9 Bettsfeit unb
Stanbbnftiafeit perni1tet tperoen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
Carl RaTaoant,

Dffcntli9er Notor,
be'or9t bic Nustertisun9 nnb 8eslautisung aQer
9eridtlide1 Iptu1asnte.
gelcncere Nufmerfian,feit mirb lem NahiGIa>
gen uno MuTluten bon Seistiteln 9enipmst.
Sf1ce III Der Gam Office bcr Scrren j. unb
:. .. Oilflaa>,3 3. Suabe> iter git1le'5 Yub-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
9el1 Vurn1erl1

sur Madriht, eae VIM erlten Mcrtas int Mpril
az %iehmarft in Sbafrpee atsstaItsn mirc ure
~ aud' jcern erfsn Mrnta9 iii ren 1~pIssnrsn Mo-
nateg. g. ,rerren raher rr Niuffr uup Ser
tal:isr scN Sish srludt, lld bier sinsufNrtn.
Shatppse, int Mlr; 1860.
Gas Gpmite.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
SHASTA 6Qu6,

9bQ8tQ 9Qu6,
eba6fa, : : : Minneipta.
u~nter5f'9neter beebrt il9 hermit tsm publi,
tun1 !e1n wobl einseri9teees> nit alien Be- uem-
l1dEe!lfn Serlebenss @atbaus gu empfsblen> baa
SGn ts'nem etabll1eme,t, in elmer her Stabte am
%1aneleta, peoer mas Ginri6tuus nod Bebanp-
lung anbetriHt, ltertrcTen rirc.
Jrtebri9 0reiner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
Ddnflngung>
Nn Die Seutieben Vraueu uue 1una~
fruucu pom at. lSau1.

Ter unterssidpnets ridtet hermit an bic d.
u,sn ct. panl'o bic frtunrlits Giulocuna Gt
III elmer . sirrchunA bic 5abns css SurnScreins
tstreTeMe, am Srnnta9 Nadmittas ~eefaltslt in
leiuer @pbuuns eil;ufnren.
o. Nnie,,r
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
DfutlhfS Vitbbabcr<l beQter
4t|tusrtins im Atbcndam.
MontaA ZEN 26. 0}1rs 1860:
6nmori fi(@e Stnoifu.
Nritirirl in > ~ ftru

SuIlpitl III = Ilftcu.
Nrrhcr:
Cine balbe Stunee Slufcntbalt.
vuItlplel III I 9lFt.
Nad let Trrtcl!un9 Gansfr1nsden tis
: llhr.
Gil,tritt sur Ihsatcr<G rritetiung IS Cts, Sin.
Ger is Cts.
Iidst GUM Iansfy1nshsn Is Gts. fir eiuen
Serrn.
NaNeucrrT nun9 7 lltr. slniauo s ubr.
,3u satlreihtm Ssiuh larct eiu
"a : 9pn,tc C.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
Oentibe Sanf,

Sentibe Sanf,
ct. Yaul> Winnel pta.
@elb, Yriefe> pber Nadri6ten lisssn Dor fir
SIR. $780, Scbann Gdart.
n 1872, Jpban11 Martin MiQsr.
u 1885, Subann Jpiepb palme.
n 1875, Watts Nlbre6t.
1877 Mihael Kilwerhing.
y 1873 Scbn Alein.
n 139 Sermann Yernsau unt Jrau. Gina
9eb. Stade.
40 Jrau Metta War9. Gil. G,aese.
2b1.1O s. u. q. Willius.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
.. 81. c1naerfpQ s g.,
7ptntfrmnnrfn

aui's &ei4baltiste uno @el1madvp0ie a0ortirt
une bsebrt ld loldes ieinen perebrten Hunoen Ct
getsnf an5u5eisen.
gas Eager 1T nit alen neuen Grl9einunaen
Der 5ailDn auSgel tattct unc biatet nan1entiid cine
@rpBe MuSmabl III &let6er<
1tDffeuL
ais Mcrtnps> Balencias> Ylaiba> Delaines,
Valamattas. De Yeiees, Yoil be 6epres &c. &C.;
ferner unterbalteu mir eiuen idpnen Vprrotb
tunter uno etnfarbi9er Seioenwaaren
u,c Y%srtauieu lolde ocnau gu SEEN yprfsr Yrei-
fen.
infer Eager 1T @bawla> Gloafa ,np Winter~
Wvrte( 1T ouf'S &cidfe ccmplcttirt, uup erlau~
tsn mir uns nod, bic psrebrten Damen auT infer
9reiarti9eS
WsiBzW aarenz II. trimmings ri 1prtment
auimertlam 81 ma&en.
VT 6erren< Mrtifeln, ais gpufsfiu5, Dpstins>
@ajemeres, Ou1els> @raYattes> 6emben &c. tie>
feu mir ieoer @pnclrrens bic SpiBe> pa mir in bic
fer Yran9e bic purtbsilbaftsten gertinpun8en
battn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
Dr. S. 9fie9er,
prQftli6er Nr5t, SperQteur

0eburt5belfer
Dritte StraBe, note ftr u9cncert~Sole."
ct. paul> Minn
Reformation un0 Cager6ier- Sa(on
H8H Mueuff WfatbdnS,
St. Mnttpny-S trabe> 9essniiter Ger ,Gpussrt~
5ale>"
81 saul, M iuuelpta.
.aalte unb marine Speilen lnp gu jeber Cages
aeit III haten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
@frQbgelfbtf
Qrfi(f!!!

jn Mntetradt ter 1dledten 3eiten baten un-
tersei4nete ilA entidlp1tn, ibrsa lammtliden
Q4naren = 8urrotb rur1 berabse1eBte Yreile 3u
r%reu;ireu uus werpeu }. 9. ben
8elten @altcD 3u 10 9tS.
Win0bam 0pn 105u 123 Gt6.,
Sud- IL, Strumpfmaaren>
Teppi9e
unterfletber
@n9liihen unb frau56ihen merino,
Oeblei9te II. llnsebleidtc MuSline>
UNI ale anpereu III ibr Ja9 einl9lasenoe Mrt1@
fel I'M YsrbaltriB gu Otisen vreilen psrfau1ea.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
INSTRUMENTATION

WiecerYerf1ufern
p;ro bier cine Oelessnbeit s%ebuten> bilis sin3a-
taufcn> ba tsin 9~rURereS Eager in 9ieiser Staet
1T uuo bic prsiie lu sefeQt llno. boB feline @on-
eurrsn3 eefurdtet gu wereen brau6t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17
SEER MQbler

@err Mabler
ri15 es l1 ansslssen iein la1en, feline beutl9sn
yautSleute auf's Beite gu b%eoienen.
.. 80. cn9erfp4 S g.,
neben Der bride, i'm Newzy ortzgaoen,
ct. Yaul, Winn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-17

- Scenel1, Sp1 benen 1i9 lelbit &almGfen
unc 8aldtiren NIT Mb19eu unp Gntleben
abmencen purben.
Sn Nplf5 &an9 am pittriper ltieB cine
npn lieutenant 2an9ley befebli9te % Monn
ltarfe Gompo9nte lcoenannter Changers
auf Gin Sncianerla9er, bel1en barmlole
Sewobner eben unter Golf6 MufTdt nit
9euma9en belddftt9t waren, unp 9rif
pislelben au9enblidli1 an. Das 1ddnp<
li9e Blutbao bei@ranfte ii9 fait au6z
l9ltebli6 ouf Trauen unp &inber, ca bic
meiiten Manner bel ben er fen S6ulen
9eflpben. Die lleberral 9un9 par roturz
li@ Soutanci9 9e'peien> ba bic Snoianer
i'm @eflble ibrer llnl9ulo unb hes euten
Ginoernebmens NIT ben Weiben, audi
ni9t bic 9erin9fe g rf9t6maBreeel oez
trofen. - Ole unmenl6en fursten ii9
auf bic Webrlplen, uno l1lusen ibnen bic
S9apel nit 8etlen Elm. &leinen &incern
in &6rben, ia ielbt Sdu9ltneen ;erldmetz
terte man ouf oieie @eil e ben &opf orer
;erleBte fe NIT Nle1ern. Das Sammerz
9e'9ret Der un9lIdli9en Spfcr, par ber;<
3erretbeno, aber fem Bitten, fein Tleben
ermel9te bic entmenl9ten 8arbaren.
Die Glu@tlin9e serfpl9te man. uno
i@ob fe i'm 2aufe nteoer. Man fonnte
ete Gamtlien paran erfenner> rob bic
Wltter mitte1 in benz 5aufen tbrer ertncrz
teten &inper la9en. Die armen &ineer
unfdbt9 gu loufen i@manften 1dreieno 3u
ibren Mlttern, UNI S9uB 3u Iuden, unb
Uuroen unter ben @u9en Der persreifelnz
ben Mutter> wie milre Ibiere binee1dla1<
tet nno bic eei&en auf 5auien sepprfen,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-15

virtue Of writ Of e flcias % directed, from the
- Circuit Court Of The United States for the Middle District Of
tennessee which is founded upon judgment rendered IN sac
Court, the goth day Apr 1882 wherein Thomas Richard
Co. plaintiffs, and the seWanee Mining Company
defendants, will expose public 70 the highest bid
der for cash, al The house door ste city Of Nashville
Monday the Goth day Of March next all that part OF the Rail
road belonging 70 the said Mining Company lying IN
the OF Franklin and Grunly said Railroad
ing the unne through which the Nashville aDd Chattan
Railroad passes in Franklin county, and running up the
Cumberland Mount tain 10 the Coal Mines belonging to said Sc
Mining Company Marion countyWith the
enluces thereto belonging, including turn tables depo depot
houses other houses other Improvement together With the
lands watch the said Railroad, turn tables depo depot
houses other houses Improvements suat and the lands
adj AGENT or ooinng said railroad with TIE privileges eeot
belonging to The said SeTanee Mining Company.
viii also sell t the time and place, &c the Highest bidder
FOR cash all the right title, claim and interest OF the said Sc
Mining Company in and 70 the following described tracts
Of nd viz tTords OF undivided tract Of land, granted
the State Of Tennessee the 6h july 1884, Wal
lace Esel Taomas Logan and Madison Porter, by grant No
% for I've thousand acres also the undivided two thirds Of
another tract OF land granted by the state Of Iennese the
9th day Of july e4 By grant No. ol 20 said wallace Eae,
Thomas Loan and Madison Porter, containing fge hcus
acres also. The undivided thirds Of another tract Of land
granted by the State OF Tennessee 70 the said Wallace Este
Thomas T. Logan, and Madison Porter by gn bearing date
the 9Th day OF July, 49, No esq., containing i've taousand
a Of which said lands lie IN The county Of Franklin and
Of Tennessee OF which two thirds Of the fifteen thousand
owned By the said SeWane Mining Company, they have
conveyed i've thousand Of said land t. the Unworthy Of
the South by deed terDg date The d day Of September
1855 registered IN the Reg sers Office Franklin county in
book Y, pages 3 i j and $50 registered Jan. 18th, 5g
the provisions Of which modified by another deed
the parties, dated the hdsy Of May, 1852 and register
ed in the Registers Once OF said Franklin county in BOOK Y,
pages $50 457 ass all Of which said Railroad and lands
shove described, have been levied upon the property Of the
said SsEanee Mining COpauy and VIII be iold 10 satisfy said
IA Tbs 30th day OF January 1850.
J. B. CLEMENTS, Q. S. Marshal,
febt Middle District Of Tennessee
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n his age Of aduassd deleierious it is source
articleen article Of purity, and possessing
qualities except such have the cst favorable influence
few rods o. soil on Ire hanks Ct the Rhine produces The
grape which will flourish nowhere from whose juice pro-
quality Of which, when manufactured into cgars are incopar-
ably superior that the product Of any other soil And
strip d land in the parish Of alcochee in Louisiana,
has long supplied the world with saperexceent article 81
snuff from such tobacco a. cannot be induced 70 grow elsewhere
In Ike manner il has long been known that limited territory
lying the valley Of the Monongae river exclusively brings
forth rye, properties and peculiar that its 6ist
aton produces whisky Of fuch superave character places
By process recently discovered and now known only to my
manufacturer the gn from the choicest spot Of this favored
locality is made TO yield
The Aromatic Valley Whiskcy,
with which no other can stand an ina.ant comparison
have no apprehension Of being accused Of publishing
waranabe even exaggerated encomiums, to who viii
It the standard article rst hetss
clubs in the city q New York, and wherever is introduced
al once assumes its leading positions is
Awarded the Palm of superiority,
and the demand FOR it becomes thing established.
fec pleasant grateful it exercises the happest perma-
nent influence upon the constitution.
have analysed sample Of Days Aromatic Valley Whs
KY and ind to be pure article Of fine favor and Bithou
New YOfI. JAS. R. Chiffon, n. D Chemist.
srArr AssAYER's Or7IcE, 30 Somerset street.l
Boston, April 18th, 1888.
WI H. DAILY, New York III have made chemical analysis
your Aromatic Valley Whisky, and find pure. fine aUOred
Rye Whsky containing injurious matters any Kind and
would recommend suitable for medical public pur
poses CHAS. T. JACKSON, State Assayer,
WN H. DALy--Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is received
and after careful examination find il to be pare article
entirely free from tie dduteratag Ingredients frequently
used. Yours respectfully,
JAS. J. MAPEs, AEaytica! Chemist.
= Consumers depend upon gettnga pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky, is sold by the bottle and
only. WIN. II DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York,
Sole Proprietor.
desl5-a3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-15
MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SAFE

AN nov Offering sale the ROuse and on Cherry strset
u occupied BY Mr. Weller.
The house very large and conodous containing
y with servants rooms, lars coal and wood sheds,
The house in good orders most Of being recently rebuilt and
better adapted for first class boarding house than any house
in Nashville.
The lot about sixty feet front by hundred seven
tyye feet and the house situated the lot admit Of
an addition that would render as eommodous hotel
the city
large portion OF thefunitueean hehouse
II desired.
1t veil known that hotel keeping in this pro
htabe business and to any wishing to engage in such
ton, this excellent opportunity procure eligible oca
ton, being convenient to all the business portions Of the city
For terms, &c, apply to
dec24-6 A.V. 5. LINDSEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-15

T s. RuTHKRFrRD. JOHN SCOTT
z. s. RUTHERFURD a CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
SO LeVee and sc Commercial Streets,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
IN s. RUEHEBPURD < co. will give prompt and careful
attention to all consignmeRts fr3 their eorresr ndsnts
for sale II st. Louis and respectfully solicit for the puF
chase Of Western produce generally.
They beg to refer to
Messrs. " II GORDON & Co., Nashville
BARNES President Bank OF Missouri.
BEos7sLEz, ESQ, President Merchants Bank st. Louis
JAEEs W1IEER, Esq Nashville
JAEEs II LEcks, Esq, st Louis
ap5-dly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-15
NORRIS a sTaATToN g.

J.. E0ERIa- tx rntlroE.
NORRIS a sTRATTON.
WHOLESALE aBoCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
Dealers An Foreign q Domestic Liquors,
NO IA MARKET STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESS-
VETE are nov in receipt of I &c sad sarssi aass o.
Of the trade.
400 hhds LOuisiana Sugar. al grades
80 O6sN Y. and Baltimore Crashed sugar, az Graas
s g % DC DC Dc P eo-.s .e, d d. g
100 do DO La Loaf do a.
COFFEE
s3u0 bags chocc baltimore cofsef
100 do DO LagqyEa do
600 bbls choice Reooiled hoLasIsg
800 Z bbls 40 DO 20.
80 kegs g. Louis syrsp;
TIN PLATE.
30 bozss J. C. I0zl1 lin:
100 do x 10rlf %, very cheap for cash
$50 boxes s.ar Candies5
900 DO szmmar do
@o DO Ct. Louis and Men, soaps
zoe do Starch;
SO cases Tea;
100 boxes Boston Groun6 Pepper
n n 90 90 d % SPICE
100 % superior Carb soda, kIpapurs
~ easks do Do
asks Dut1h aaadsr.
~ 20 1Ncei
% tierces Rics;
$50 dozen Paintsi Bucsers
Is Go Ws1hboauls;
30 nests Tubs;
100 dozen 3-oum8;
~ bozes Iohsoco, az grades Va. lfansS
5lu kegs pure White Lead;
81 bolg DO Liuseed Oil;
> kegs Slot, al sizes.
80 DO Bar Lead
30 cases 1ason's Blackngf
5000 bags dne Liverpool SAT-;
lllD htlg hauaEha fn.
GO boxes eiassEare.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies MAGNOLIA Whfrr
600 DO Raw Ohio a..
200 90 Old Country 40.
go DO suith'sol Reserve a..
100 % Ola BourHan a.
50 DO do Rye AZ.
l8G 90 Monographs 40.
go DO Oid Port and Malaga vice
40 DO A. M. Gin.
zpipes Holland Gin;
DO Ola CoEnac Brandy,
100 cases St. Jllien Clarct Winsi
40 baskets Champague. extra;
1900 cases Rran,iy;
80 package Domestic Brandy
90 barrels Cider Vsueezrs
" th many other articles Cor the Grocery trade
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-15
T. G. BuHsE- g.H. SWAMI
BURGE g. SWAMI.
GEs DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH SHEETS,

ags DEALERS IL
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH SHEETS,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WETE havenov in stoss large and we'll selected stock Of
Groceries Liquors, &C, aud viii continue % receive in
large quantities during the season. Our stock nov IN store con-
asts In partas iolloFs, viz;
Sugars
200 hhds LOuI.lans Sugar, lOobbls LoyerIngsD. R..
Crushed, Is boxes D R Loaf
$50 Do small Loaf. 80.
SEQ bags prime Rio, 80 bagsprime Lasuyr,
100 do 0. @. Java
500 bills Choice Plantation, g barrels Syrup,
600 do DO IS packages St. Louis
Sundries.
5OObxs Star Candles, 500 = bxs Star Candles,
800 4 do do 800 do bar Soap,
SO bzs TaIlOw Candies Is bags Spice,
100 bags Pepper, IS bxs ground Pepper,
500 bbs New York and Rosen-3OO casks Soda,
dale Cement 100 bxs do paper,
50 sacks Race Ginger, so DO indigo extra hne,
2 casks Dutch Nader, % ties fresh Rice,
600 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs
2U0 dozen Zinc Wash Boards, $50 doz Dro0ms
200 bzs Garres Bottle snuff go Carrots Paper Snuff,
2 bbs ButIer's Backing, 9 bbs Mason's Backing,
go bEs Window Glass, 500 bxs Glassware, assorted,
5000 pounds Bar Lead; 1000 do shot,assored sizes,
25 bbls Pecans, 20 bbls Almonds,
$50 hH bxs Raisns, $50 bxs s Raisins,
9 ties fresh Figs, 10 hbls Filberts,
100 bTs fresh Peaches 200 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters
900 coils Manila Rope, 100 Hafbushel Measures,
600 bags Cotton Yarns, assored200 bds Wrapping Paper
sizes, 100 coils Cotton Rope,
% chests BLACK Tea 100 bolS Older Vinegar,
IS chests ImnerialTe 100 bxs Ground Ginger-i
LIQUORS.
500 bbls Tenn White Whisky, 300 bbs Deans Whisky
100 do Bourbon do 100 do Ward Carys do
50 DO Robertson co do I25 do Old Rye do
2casks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do NeEsoms do
do Louis La Berton do 50 do Julius II. Smiths Old
90 bbls Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whisky,
25 do Blackberry do casks CasaWba Brandy,
10 do Peach do 30 bbs Grape do
40 l l5casks Seignette do % DO Ginger do
IS bills Rum and Gin, 90 30 Apple do
10 casks Sherry Wine, IS csks Seignette do
25 bbls Malaga do lobbs Holland Gin,
"a kegs Lemon Cordial, 25 do Swan
10 cases Champagne, 4 pnts, IS casks Madeira Wine,
IS bxs White Wine, 90 do Old Port do
$50 bbls fresh Ale, various 10 bbs do Ginger do
brands, . baskets Champagne, pts
95 bxs claret Wine, and quarts,
% do London Porter.
Tobacco.
900 bxs Va assorted brands 3O0xs Tenn asserted brands
100 do
1900 Imported Cigars, ln0,0Oh Domestic Cigars.
Oils.
50 bbls Lnseed OIL 30 bbls Lard Oil,
20 DO Cotton seed Oil.
The above articles will sell low down for cash.
BCRGB < SWAMI.
P.s.-0ur Mr.. Swan, who is well known experienced
buyer viii remain in New Orleans during the present season,
snd keep house we'll supplied with heavy groceries, and
would respectfully invite the trade to give call beforep
chasing elsewhere. lian22I B. Is
new HARDWARE HOUSE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-15

A FINE FARW
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
a1ua b. Lana for Sale.
275 acres Cleared, and in a fine state
of Cultivation.
ENHIs Farm lies mile from Jones sta sion on the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Wucheg
ter and three miles from SALEM Franklin county On tie
Farm comfortable dTelling good negro cabins and All
necessary out houses. Close the dselng is ne SPRING
good Clsn and plenty Of falling water The and
Is ALL RICH aud. for cultivation stands unsurpassed bv D
IL the county propose to sell this valuable Tract Of Land
and would refer persons who wish about ia 70 John
White Nashville Tenn, As Colyar Winchester or thew
can refer to the premises.
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
oct 9u-a Winchester. Franklin county, Tenn.