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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

RE5vsxED.- jobs h. Charles, Esq, ~
tsrnsd fsom bis brief eastern trip on Wed.
sssasy last He did not 60 - fer east -
the Sts.s Of As.rimsay. hence our an,ici-
patsd "nooss item" il necessarily deferred.
Judge Hubbard ssrivsd on The same
stage. HE health 10 sppassshy much
Improved.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

STATE of IOWA In District Court, April
Woodbury. county. Term, A. d. 1850.
Inhabitants Of Plymouth County
John p. and W. W. Culver. and Seth W. Swigsstt
and John l.. Campbell
To john P. and W. ". Culver, aud Seth W. Swisgett
and John l.. CAmpbell: t&
Gentsmen-You hereby notified that there 10
now on file In the Office Of the CLERK Of the District
Court within and for said county the petition Of the
Inhabitants Of Plymouth County, plsintifs In thu
shove entitled suit claiming Of you In ssi suit the
sum Of five hundred dslars dsmages for breach II
contract to build and warrant . bridge across the
Floyd river In Plymouth county near William Van
OLindo's residence, on ths road leading from Ply.
mouth towards Sioux City, In Woodbury. county,
Iowa. copy Of which said contract is to be found in
said petition and all Of tn. breaches therein assign
Cd for which this action is commenced and prosecu
ted, and in which contract the said swiggett and
Campbell signed surei-s. and that unless you >
pea and answer th-reuuto on before the morning
Of the second day of the next term of said court,
which is to be begun aud holden At Sioux City, in
Woodbury. Co, Iowa. on the first Monday Of April
4 D., 1890 you will be dsfA ultsd, aud Mt rem.
dsred against you thereon for the amount Of i've
hundred and costs claimed In said petition
INHABITANTS or PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
BY WIN. Trip, their Atty.
January 10th, ls6s.
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STATE OF IOWA,

STATE OF IOWA,
Woodbury. county,
County Judges Once. Feb 2lst 1860
1t appearing from the affidavit of plaintiffs attor.
usy that John 2. Culver. one of the eendants Ia
nonresident OF Iowa, aud that there 10 cause Of
ton against the said John r. Culver which accrued
in this State therefore order that the said d-fn.
daDt, John r. Culver be notified Of the pendancy Of
said suit by publication Of said notice In the sioux
City Register once week for four weeks and that
copy Of the notice and petition in said suit Be forth
with deposited in the post office in Sioux City d.
rected TO said defendsnt John p Culver at his uau
a placsof residancei' that IL know - the plaintiffs
or can be ascer'ained with reasonable diligence on
the part Of the plaintiffs.
Given under my hand and seal Of once
TT, 8 this 22d day Of February, A. D. 1860.
[ JOHN Z. ALLISON,
3OwA County JudvA
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Wed woedi! Wse6ii!
ryuR unAeraagnaA ase nrena,SA n - 40 Asasv>

1--WE Hundred CORDS
- osy ~ u ~ ~, ct ihis rstss. ,sst
Al. Ito ~, /. 1AWY1ngA q.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-24

STATE OF IOWA. In District Court, Apri
Woodbury. county. Term, A. D. 1860.
Inhabitants Of III mou tn County
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TO THE
NJ e R C. TELL A N II S
OF THE
sOUTH 80 soUTHWEsT.


VIZ, the undersigned, importers and ebbrs n city Charles
ton, in view Of the present excited the county, dem
proper to bring the notice OF hsineror erchans the ams v
have to their patronage custom The y Of have been
longssbshei in business and from experience are we'll
acquainted With the Of this section eoantry All Of Us
hold sentiments in the agng question Of the dav
savery and all OF DESIRE practicable to become
commercially independent Of North We have no desire to
underate the energy ard entspze the Merchants Of North
cities, bu claim 70 be able 70 supply goods respect
i've lines. favorable terms, both price nderedt
the merchants Of city in the Union. We fciite,
obtaining goods from Europe ~ any
poritous from abroad very large, notwithstanding the re
ports to the contrary. circulated those knawsge
Of wha they arms whose interest prompt them m.sead
American goods obtain from TIE manufactures on As favor
able any Jobbins Merchants the Northern cities
Why then should not be abe to s favorable
oshen7
We able and determine h s5and all ask OF y0u IS
to this market lay aside the prudsefor is only prslu
dehat your customers prefer goods from Ne YORK to those
from Charleston, and build and encourage your sespor
and your merchants II We do what profess you
wiz Be subjected 70 very little noC for opportunities
for leaving By railway offered every twelve hours
Our stocks will be complete hy the February next and il
to be how Of those heretofore pur
chased all their goods in Northern give Charleston
trial this Spring
Charleston g. c., December 18th. 1859
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WIN Il. DaLT-Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is received,
and after careful examination, find to be Frs article
entirely free from tie dderGtnG Ingredients Frequently
used. Yours respectfully,
JAS. J. MAPEs, Analytical Chemist.
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InaprOved
SEWING MACHINES.

ENHEsE Machines having reputation Of their own
q not compelled TO tie Of 3. HOWE. Jr., ss
shem. That Machines made license from
gentleman is universal fact. Among the made him
B. Howe had sold
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PKEnTUM FLOUR.


CfOLE Agents for sale OF TIE celebrated Knoxville CITY
- Mills Flour have rsseye go bags Railroad, winch
they selling al Mills prices
This Flour has taken tbs Premium
50 per barrel higher IN the New YORK any
brand
We expec, 90 keep full supply hud ard recoume1d
with the utmost guperor %
any Flour We have ever B sNOWpEN & CO,
No ( Norih Cherry -est
Tniur and American pufffrr
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WWTINEs Liquors. Nuts, Fruits and Confeelonsrs also
manufacturers Of Candies, Coriials and svruus A.
cannot euumee articles hand would mes rerueet
fully request that any Ehing order goods II cur ae
will address rs for oircula, which shall M return nail
Merchants vsting cur city VIII please give call before
looking elsewhere;
sos Main street. Louisville, ky.
cot2l-dtuF
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Very Desirable City Property
UOp CATU
Musical Instruction.
PROFESSOR T.. KARKALTTs

KKTOULD state % wishing to empov bis services
wv he hasa few hours nov at the disposal Of pupils
Terms Of Instrumental lessons, IL taken session
per session. Il taken b. the north s2 per month Culiya-
ton or the voice singing SIS per session. Inva b h s
vance, and edn-hon allowed os charges on any account
ApPleaii0nion be made Bensons Mccure Music
stofe. moves d3m
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5000 Ss ASs5s 81 So 1s9a s 10 9 i's5 % 3. s5 L 5s 28
Ohio Rarn. spiendidiy timnere go acres ceasan
tract Of l6ue cut tna Notie d ohm halrad ard
miles The Nor hustsr Hlrold. ll- from The Mis-
ssppi Rive-a oholcs rart anzi1as arl snd viii
give a ta-gain. y. ". MAHTiN.
For further par clars sssr "a EcKLY, Kenton, obcn
county. Tenn uoFl6
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NEW music, YEW MUSIC.
INKS. BUBOEs.

II BsPECTFULLT announces TO rer od friends sni custo
q ners, that ihe is sl be found So College street.
/ toVer McClellauds) where, using the
Howe Sewing Machines
she prepared do hsndoer better work an ever before
Dress aGing and stitching Of all kinds done
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A6ous 10000 Bslels q Wheat, onstirE Of 58ie6 Il
Prime article ef Waite, are efsref for sale.
TVIs sale is rendered necessary By dissolution OF the part
nership under which the mill oWaed and will there
fore be offered exceedingly favorable It one Of the
FINEST FIGURING NILS " TEKBESsKEI
located at the thriving town Of Springfield with popIo r
lO and on thu Railroad from Nashville 10 ClarYIe twenty.
eight miles from the former pacs and surrounded by spsn.
did Wheat gfoEing county.
The miII Is entirely New,
in fine condition, and Ia successful operation The purchase
can take the wheat " not, al his option.
II not sid privately, the above property viii sold
highest bidder the premises the l3th Of January
next, on the following terms One hd IN foar months ana
the remaining tWoshr in equal nsalmeu one aud two
year the whole drawing interest from day Of SALE and notes
payable in bank and endorsed.
SALE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESgRTE
For further information apply c Or sd ess the uudssrpe5
st eprinRdeld Tenn. 10. @. STARK
dec 2O-dm z. A. WILLIAMR
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oEE DOLIAR Square for the first and FE1T oETs for eao
subsequent Lserou
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly will
be charged the fun daily rates with half the weekly
7Faastezt Adoertseeats aus Be paid for at TIE time Of
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0asBbilIt dniun ann 5muitan.
DAILY s.; TrI-weekly s.; weekly sa.
Bates of Advertising.

TEN LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IN THR DAILY.
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rESUE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company wish
Z 20 contract for 10000 Cedar CrOgs-,Etes. feet
I1uE 4Ce5 . we'll EeWn, 20 face place not
inches 0 % timber sound, 10 be deliver
ed az tle grade line of the road IN NGshylne.
The contractors 70 contract for 10000 White or
ROst Oak IIess Of the above vered
e line Of the road piles from section section "a
enough eacl section 20 supply the same
Persons wishing bid will direct 10 the President Direct
ofs Of the Nashville and North western Railroad Company
Nashyllie, Team ,ulyzll-t
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NUMBER 288.
s Tx 8

Two FiouBce snd Double Skirts Piads and ssss handlss
Black silks chnz hgurs plain Black sEs Back Bayare and
two foEnce BLACK silEl hs Printed DeLanssa DeLars l
DsBag-, BEAUTIFUL aorueut o. PopIaa grey pais plaza
Our stock q HOSIERY, boh COTTON and WOOL, Is glIy
srss and desrabls stock Or Gsaiisusns and Lsss
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have just resolved direct f New Orleans, 81 hhdi
w Of strictly chocs iecileiiy e best ID
ket. This lot Of has been reaekhe husha ds
ull, and in most excellent shipping order.
MIZELL- HOOPER & CO..
Erre errr = wr~--saf-.-s
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USF received large rmeut Or ~ rMITfIs cs-aat-5
Al wheeling Are, the Rest and sa 10
M1Lf L.. uuoPEn Co.
haas an + WsrFef. trset
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VEsrERDAT moruing. LadE'u Gufd anchor
Waicns with the name o. ElWIa Fare Bra street,
and tne 50. ed isa Gold Cuain Locet- Key sni Pin
we're aacld The Watch lost Public Square
It's vicinity The finder vii suitably rssarisd b. glur
a. The BookBtore No. &, College street
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CLOTHING.

E R. Stoddard & Co, Forge & Metchen; Hasel-
tine Walton; D. F. Fleming & Co; Dunham,
Taft Co.; r. A. Pringle & Co.
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Gillilands Howell & Co., Hyatt, McBuruey & Co..
Johnston, Crews Co., Crane, Boylston & Co. John
G. Minor & Co.; Kerrison & Leiding Chamberlain,
Miller Co.; J. S. & l. Bowie & Co; Robert Adger
Co.; Nayler, Smith & Co.; CadOw, Mckenzie & Co.
Direct Importers OF Plantation Goods.
Andrew McDOwall; Ravenel Huger Blillikeu.
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0 U R H 4 A G
Hoist. hostl cur flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
Il var, let every stripe goforth
Borne By the patriots hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
O'ef moor and hill and strand.
IN peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For on twas in freedcns cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist, hoist, ouT dag to heavens breeze
Let every fold Goat high,
Cnfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist, our Gag In Arts great reign.
Let every star float higher
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire
Let fennesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where type OF nature 3 made
Where every type is found
Above our own art GGl1sFy,
Der country standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside
The beautful-the brave
The child-tnspa Observation-Disclosures
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portraiture
With every charm but life
Then Esise cur hannerto The SKY
eteVerg starboRr news.
That types at the art GGLysTl,
Are made BY O. O. HUGHES,
fehlS-dAWf Corner Of College and Cni-s slt.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
CENTR RAJ EEROAD.
TE CAPACTT or THIS ROAD E9rLL cc1TRT
THREE THROUGH
u = ~ 4 " Y r, u ~

THREE THROUGH
ID III q - EE Il E 81 9
7p-rr-pr,,- ,r-r--sp7-gl ,,-,, r77TI mr. pr,r,
DE- -"LcN iLA l'' AM ilAAA'A = I1LilA7'
CONNECTING direct the Union Depot, Pitsbu-g. with
Through Trains from all Western Cities for Phiddsl phia,
ihinE iactes Tor the uans3orLan Of Passengers Unss
aSse1 Tor speed and C fal0rt hy any other route.
tEress and Vast Lines Through 10 Philadelphia without
-1-e of clrser coD iuctors
11Eing Cars are lticed % each tain Ho-dru1 Sleeping
''ste ENgTess an5 Fast Trains. Ihe Express NHns I
se,astonass direct q New York ESres and Fast line con
sst Tor Baltimore and Washington.
HIssS Trans leave P',s9eTg 4 N, arrives at Philadelphia
r ~ ,s AIA l--oo 4. " o.,
I4li n n Ee yar @ Il 4 '-' arriving al i4 II
Line leaves Pttsuurg p. NJ, Philadelphia
Baltimore al go A. NJ New York 2.3O P. NJ.
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York Two
ally Trains between Ncw York ana Boston Through Tickets
sllksil) are good on either Of the above trains
Boat Tickets 70 Boston good VIA NOrV Fall River, or
l-onngt7n Lines
Tickets Eastward may be obtained al any Of the important
Nsroad Offices IN the W est also board any OF the regular
ne Of seanes on the lsIl OF ONO Rivers AID llekee
Westward at the 0fces o. the Company in Boston, New York,
5llt1nore' OF fiilade'li1a'
[cr r,7p ,-yl-E-r7> ~ BT-'7srT-pG
=, -.
Railroad 70 Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BET " ZEN EEzE EAST AND
rEEr fzuE1aD NeVEVUE- VrF,SrF.
me connecting tracks y te altIo.1 btls1 az .yolLs'
avoiding ali d-ytge or ferrase OF iegh tosser with The sew
ing OF tine, are advantages really appreciated iy Shippers OF
trgght, and the traYelilg Pue.ic, .,.. ,-. a.
ship by this route.
F-ht Cant-aeons Shipping Directors apply &c or ad
iTess either OF The f0llcyuc pts OF the company;
D. A STEW, ri Fittsourgi .r, n .
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HARDWARE.
SHOES

Courtney & Tennent; Hyde, Gregg & Day; Grav-
eley PringIe; Wimans & Price II. F. StroheekeF
J. T. Adper 4 Co
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DEMOVILLE e. co.
UNION AND AMERICAN BLoCK)
oORNEH CHUROH'& CHERRY STREETS
NAsHvILLE, TENN.T
DEAIEs IS
Drugs Medicines, Surgical Inairuu,Onss,
fancy Articles, &o.,
ans losOf
DnssECTING CASES, jus, received,
oOLOsNEs, Of fvari.as styles and patterns,
HAIR BRUSHES, asssrssa kidd.
ToOth Isrushes,.Nail brushes,

DoMADEs and Hair Oils of various patterns Pug Bores
Fine shell Dressing and Fine Combs, Gard Cases Port
Mcnaes Lzbis EVracs, assorted kinds Bachelor Hal, e
hy uas Ioi PoEdel together with sng oihaf articles TOO
nunerc2s % ent0n Eeh selling ts mosr ress11
a0e terms DEMOYILLE & CO.
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A. REVA 81 CO.,
IMPORTERS.
Direct through The Castom House Of Nashville, Of
BRANDIEsSs WINES, HAVANA CIGARS, &c,
NO. 80 NORTH MARKET STREET,
DOOR ABavE WATSON uousE.
have constantly hand large Of various grades
~ and very old age Of Por., Sherry, Madeira AMI other
sxtrs Wines, Larrima Ch-.z.. Malyoisic &C.
Among d--- brands of Champagne and Brsudiss, We
have the ve Champagne Creme de B1uzy and C0gnac
Ota, Z, Dapgy A Co. oriy use years old
A. KJVA 4 CO.
ac'T-lm Nc 80, North Market street..
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Consumers can depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky, is sold BY the bottle
only. VIM. II DAILY,
10 South William Street. New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by RAWORTH & GLENN.
desl5-d3m
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SUNDRIEs TO ARRIVE.
n BARRELS Rhodes and Yerners XXX PisJsburg Ale;
ebVF 3 g5 ha-s BuckUhtat Flour,
IS Hamburg Cheese
300 side uemlock Sole Leathe~.
90 barrels Shoe Pes, ass0rcli
35 ca I'd Fresh Cove Oysters;
SO PicRlesi
dozen WashhJards;
E50 Th0usand Cigars
80 WashtuFsi
The above goods are c3asignsi and wil he sold
ess cash or short credit.
deri3 CARTER, WTLSFOBD
NOW OR NEsV EES.
4 M now m city and engaged in sci ing county rights
f1 the State Tennessee, the and cf
~ Patent Improved Bee Hives, the at superiority
of ch have testified 20 10y ndrss %. he m'st worty and
t ittFsus o cur country. The cuus.ruCuOa 81 my Hive
is simple aud promise IL is The only lyv n the world Known
which, prof Asst TIE bee moihe PERSONS oT5us o. prr
re e d cn find for fes days at the Auction Rooms Of
,--1-rsl ~ JOSEPH EENT.
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LDUla LfLl4Es
TF yon and bet aElrime1t city Of TOYS
Fancy Articles Parlor Oruansats liocny Horses, Eeu
Ware, Pianos, Sheet 1usieY and Ausica IN trauents
Go % LUCK's m1ac a1d Fancy Store Church Street
dac8
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ols Square, yesr. s3eEaoh additional Square, SO.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, viii be charged for the excess.
N THE WEEKLY.
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Waldron, Egleston & Co.; Edwin Bates Co.; Co
hen Willis & Co.; Matthessen, O'EIara & Co.: Pier
Crr,;4b e.
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WoOUlen and SIX Uunderrear

Is particularly desirable haEs. slso spsnf siocs of
velvet ard Cloth CloaHss shawls Of every a.
ssTptoas great auy very Hgss Aise iarvs Iai 1l
fneCLOTHs, al eoloEs, aus Freaea a1d American
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Dry Goods.

/ Cnarles0ui = VI December lZLls is58
Dry Goods.
! GiIlfands, Howell Co, Hyatt, McBuruey & Co.,
| Johnston. Crews Co, Crane, Boyston & Co.. John
i G. Minor Co.; Kerrison & Leiding Chamberlain,
| Miller CO.. J. s & l. Bowie & Co; Robert Adger
| d Co.; Nayler, Smith i Co.. CadOw, Mckenzie Co.
Direct Importers OF Plantation Goods.
] Andrew McDowall; Ravenel, Huger Milliken.
| HARDWARE.
! Courtney Tennent; Hyde, Gregg & Day; Grav-
| eley Pringle; Wimans Price; II. F. StroheekeF
/ }. E Adger 4 Co.
SHOES.
/ E R. Stoddard E Co., Forge & Metchell: Hasel-
! tine Walton D. F. Fleming & Co; Dunham,
/ TAFT q Co.; r. a. Pringle Co.
CLOTHING,
/ Waldron, Egleston & Coz Edwin Bates & Co.; Co
hen. Willis & Co; Matthiessen O'Hara Co.; Pier
/ son. Smith & Co.
/ GROCERIES.
| S. 5. Farrar, Bros. & Co.; Lanneau Wilde
/ J. A. Burkmyer; George ". Williams & Co.; I. J.
/ c. II. Noise; Farnum & Dotterer
CROCKERE AND GLASSWARE,
Brown & Palma Webb Sage.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Haviland Stevenson & Co; John Ashhurst; Ruff
& DOwie Nelson Corter.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
Bowen, Foster Co.; Thayer Dewing Co.; Al
bert Lengnick; Marshall d Bu~ge; J. Il ". Knox.
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
HOrsey, Auten Co.; D. R. Williams d Co.; F. D
Tanning
Saddles and SaddIery Hardware,
Jennings, ThOmlinsou & Co.; HASTE, Calhoun & Co.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
McCarter & Dawson; A Carter; S. Z. Jones
Agent Methodist Book Concern
Carpets, Oil Cloths and window Curtains,
/ Lamberts & Howell; James G. BaiIie.
PAPER COmmIsSION DEALER,
! Joseph Walker.
Importers and Dealers in Wines, Liquors,
] Segarsy Tobacco, &cs
| Chafee, St. Amand & Croft [dec 2O-d4w.
A. JENKINS,
COMWIsSION, FEED AND PRODUCE
mEROHANT,
HAY, Oats, Corn, EBran and Fesdssufrs,
Feathers, Lard Dried Fruit, Ezgs Bsss'oas Ginseng
Fia1 Seed, and Produce Generally,
NO. IA sonth Market street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
n HE highest C4sH prices for Of the above
y ticles.
The gutserit in addition to hrs former business, intends
Feed St3re and has arrangement
keeping supplies Of the articles usually J1d In such
estabshmsnts He is in reseipto Of the following
HAY
| nRR BALEs Prime Timothy Hay, for sale By
| ZSbt5 A JENKINS,
dsc9 No X South Market Street
CORN
| 500 SACKS Corn for sale by 4. JENKINS,
dee9 No "A South Market Street.
OATS
An(s SACKS Oats, for sale BY A. JENKINS,
AHkVb deco No "a South Market Street.
POTATOES
N, BBLs Neshan0cz, for Eals BY A. JENKINS,
D1B deco No "A South Markst strsst.
GREEN APPLES
AO BBLs Large BOnani''sf fer Ealsby -
t9s t5sss No Il souia SalIsi Il { isS, street
Corn and wheat.
WILL pay the highest marst price for Corn and Wheat
Iysrsd at the CITY Mills N, H0LLnGsWORTH, /
etlI marketslreeis
BLANK BOOKS,
Diaries for 1850.
Bankers Gases.
Cold Peus
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Carpets. OH Cloths, and Curtains.

viii do veil 70 eaII usbeOrs bgyiug as We iak cur 1 m
hat line superior, consisting of Cotton ana Lists, d. ry
hest aesof two and three ply Bruises Yelges Carps 81
all widths, CGat7n Coco Mating Of sh widths spsda
assortment Of cornoes curan Piaaad Bands Ws Laoe ana
Muslin Curtaius
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wagon sheets and Teut Ciorhs.

Also three and four ply dueEsor covers uEl 70 70 "a
1ehs5 vide; and, ao gs lot Of Negro Blankets soer
Jeans, WIKI and Plaid Osnabur Plain Plaid Liuss7s
A.. O. a A b. BEECH.
oct22-tf Nc. 81 Co ege Street
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-07-12
PURE RECTIF1ED COMMON WH1sKEY.

TYHROUGH the solicitation Of our customers,
and on account of the difficulty met with in
being able to procure an article of
COMMON WHISKEY,
which we could confidently recommend. We
have determined to rectify our own COMMON
WHISKEY, and are now prepared to offer such
an article as we KNOW AND GUARANTEE
TO BE ENTIRELY FREE FROM I'LL DE-
LETERIOUS DRUGS
We offer for sale. choice qualities Of Old Rive
and Bourbon Whiskey, which we confidently
recommend. Orders promptly filled at satislac-
tory prices.
FREELAND & HALL, Agents,
: No. l43 Pratt Street, opposite Maltby House.
BALTIMORE.
June IA, 1860.-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-07-12
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
i scrber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles County, Md, letters Testamentary on
the personal estate Of ANN WARD, late of said
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceaseds estate are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the Register of Wills, or before the
18th day of January next; they may otherwise
by law be excluded from all benefit of said deceas-
eds estate.
Given under my hand, this eth day of July,
1860. THOMAS MADDOX, Exe'x
lyle of Ann Ward
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-07-12
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
ofCharles County, Maryland, letters of Adminlstra-
ton on the personal estate of HErTY RICHARDS,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the same to the Register Of Wills,
properly authenticated on before the 9th day of
January next They may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said deceased's estate.
GIVEN under our hands, this 10Th day of July,
1860. JAMES N. RICHARDS and
THOMAS A. PADGETT, Adm'rs
jy l2, of Hetty Richards.