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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-06
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTO
Fassett & Crossman

NO. 81 AARKET STREET NASHVILLE, TENN,
anufacturers and Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS
Ladies and Cents Travelling Trunks,
BONNE 4 10 " ES,
VALISESs CARPET BAGS, &C., &c.S
nEsIRE to call The attention Of all those OF any
thing in line, Wholesale Tetail) to examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere confident that
sell as low ether house in the city Our stock sa Of
manufacture and made CT the best materials and
hr class vormen All must admit the wisdom Of buying work
made at home in preference buying that made at the East
pTessly for jobbing.
We especially invite the attention the Ladiestooir
PAT EMIT TRUNK FOR LAD ES {.
compartments for BOnnets Dresses PArAso Brushes
and Q water proof compartment for Sponges, Oils, &c
All kinds Of franks made repaired,
rnotice. Give 3 call at 81 Market street, doors
South Of the Square. EASSETT a. CROSSMAN
mayl9-d&txly
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In retiring flom the arm Of KIRKPATRICK, HEVINs &
CO., thanks liberal paronag be-
slowed upon the house and land
pArtner) worthy the continuance Of their patronage
KIRKPATRICK,
OSs2-lm KIRKPATRICK.
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nISSOIUTHON.

TENHE firm Of KIRKPATRICK, EEVINS 4 Co., was this
day deSolved by mutual consent " Kirkpatrick haV
ing Withdrawn from the The business will still
tin ued at the cid stand BY the remaining partners Nens
Keith Boiler, under the style and firm OF
NETINS, KEITH 4 co.
Nashville Oct L 1850
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l.. ID. WHEELER

viii continue the business at the old stand No a. South
ke Street, where be will be pleased to his friends and
TONER'S and offer them Goods,
Boots Shoes, Hats, Ready Made Clothing, and other articles
usually Kept aDy 6oods Store liberal share Of patronage
Country jeans Linsey sOSks Rags Feathers &C. taken in ex
change for goods. L. D. WHEELER
October "a, 60 dim @
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Land for Sale.
JUST OPENED.
a Union street,

81 Union Streets 81
UR Spring and Summer Fashions, together with cheics
assortment Of French Cloths Cassneres, Vesngs &c,
Ssst portrions will be up usuAl suPe
,ioT gtyIe and 70 which respectfully invite attention
''0 C HARVEY 4 CO.
B--Alsayr on hand select assortment Of furnishing
,,esa InHrle
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PIANOS. MUSIC
T1TTI
Ef1Hh

AM receiving my Fall Stock Of Piano Eertes from the
following Factories which will be the largest offered In
the city; stenwsy Sons, Gale o., Haynes srctaers
RaHson Brothers, VIM. Knsble CO.. Peters " enD Light
small advance cost for cash negotiable page Al tbs
new and popusr Music just received together VIE Accruecns
VionE, Flutes Drums Brass Instruments &C. bargains
"come TO me, at Number SO. jas meVIOhh.
actQ
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SALE on ImPORTED BLooD NTOCK.

FTNHE EIGHT BLOOD FILLIRs, recently import- m
q ed from England BY the Kentucky Importing Nm
Company, will he sold at public sale In the city Lex 49,
ngon Ky, Saturday the 2d Of september 1850 u ~
They superior animals and Of the bod in England
sePsio-dtd JOHN 2. LEY, President
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DUCK RIVER.

EETE have OF Land for sale in the bend Of Dua
Wv River, within miles Of Normandy on the and
Chattanooga sad lands bounded oy WANG eDsFd
Duck River, Willis Blanton and Abner Barton. rSenfos
OF the tract river bottom and level about AO acres cssr
several good springs, and No Stock Farm We VIII sell
half all Of the tract suit purchasers Inoe Hsnn
to bly, good Stock Farmin healthy country gooo
cc., would DO wen to and look soon W
med to SELL further particulars address m barton Tu
Iahona, or @. O. Brewer, Manchester. . y.p-o~
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PIANOSI musIuI

AN receiving ny Fall Stock Of Pianofortss from the
foOWDg Factories which will be the argeSt ever offered
the city: stenwsy Sons, A H Gale Co., Haynes Brothers,
HaEleon Brothers, VIM. Kaube & Co., Peters and Webb Light
Bradbury, and sOebeeE Schmidt all Of which will Be sold
at small advance cost for caah negotiable paper All
and popular music uct received together with Aeccreon
Victims, Flutes Drums Brass Instruments For bargAns
/" come to me" at number SO. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
septl6-n
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ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION
IS
DOCTOR A. w. MESECK'S
Medical nd ting u mana

the Treatment of General and Private Diseases,
On Deaderick Street, NashViIle, Tenn.
FTNHE DOCTOR regular graduated Physician and old
practitioner from the old country and being already fifteen
America with his fame established for his extraordinary
10 the treatment Of desperate be despiEes
his patients to humbug the public with fctous trashy
testnonials-
In private diseases the Doctor has failed yet cure
Smong desperate Of h standing after they had
been treated without and given nine other Phy
cans credible gentlemen testify to these assertions.
long practice large capital cities and hospitals Of the old
and this country made him familiar with these diseases
The Doctor Is with the American, French and Ger
languages and always ready tender his advise and
vices with polteness, c0nscenousness and discretion.
Persons distance have his advice and medicines
sung him through letters nclosng fee at least Post
Box No. 36 Quacs charge only 81 in postage stamps
only pocket they trouble
> His family residence Is North Market street.
VuRI0-d&ESm.
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pLACKmAN "a GILLESPIE,
(NIcHOIs' coRNER)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

nO0TS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Travelling Bsg Carpet Bags, Ladies Satohels, and every
STticls usually kept in our line
Our good with eye to the opinion Of
our many friends call and We determined TO exert
ourselves please all who call upon uf
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENsABY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
DIR. KING, formerly Of New York Tor me last
&AS four years Of Louisville, KentucEy ana VINO has
devoted attention treatment Of private ior eve
thirty years. haters himself having attended PEScuee or
many years, and cured 20 many thousAnds ne q eus
all diseases Of private nature natter now oe 10y nay %
from iniEdieous medical treatment from % toer eva
Dr. King Dspensary No. % Deadeck street, Ony
and the Square, where he all diseases private naturce
GoNoRHKA cured withOu nsuciOuS medicine or tneerens
fren business.
sTcruREs Of old date, eHctuay cured IN few
days. by operation which pain Where astctur
exists health be enjoyed. Perhaps disease
1iachiefand unGemines the constitution % much
sTHs with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out OF neg
et bad treatment be eBectualy cured in few days.
eEMNAL WKAKHs particular attention having been given
this disease and all the consequences growing out OF H. brought
in many BY the destructive habits ef inconsdeste
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which a undermine the constitution rendering the subject IN
At for Business Ssee, and causing premature old a
Females who may be Aboring with difficulty OF the HcmD
may rest assured Of Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their case with
fee enclosed directed to Dr. A King No. % Deadenek street
Nashville, Tenn viii have the medicine sent 20 heR
address, with necessary directions Strict observed Ono
hours from 9ocock in the morning until in the evening
WYE. Is59-d&WIv
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALB
TIsUING make other Investments propose TO sell
w all Res Estate In Davidson county, follows:
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
uasd the Franklin Turnpike within half m Of the ctys
.pd opposite the resdenee Of the late Joseph W Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres
mi, perhaps the mos commanding vicinity Of Mash
Iie and Il desirable country residence The house
10 soH IS Of land the purchaser may
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
kDovp a. Sims Tract, uStSd the Smith Turnpike old
.1or road within hires miles Nashville containing $50
The soil good, il is well wasrred aud taered and can
Saed into small Of twenty acres and urWarS ali Of
ch are admRhy adapted for cOuEy residences gar
SeuF and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
- came road occupied by T. O. MouampheI ana formerly
ned by Thos. Harding, combining About $50 acres This
.ces % need further Description II viii
- - divided to purchasers 7. McCAupbe will shov
80 places &c any one who viii cal.
the property viii be sold reasonable terms and
81, . c-edit OF one two, three and four years.
Amply 20 A V. s. Lindsey, Nashville, either IN
s1rnde TH0S. Q. MuCAMPBELI.
.a1iT Six miles Nashville
J.A.MCCAMPBELL,
kayhy
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MCLEAN a OLIVIEB

LEAN N DIV L Il,
10ALRHSSIOg AgD FORFARDIgG MERCHANTS
40 Common street, New Orleans.
TaLL Il CUNNINGHAM, Nashville. Ten1ssee
N1cKY a. HAMILTON, 81"
J DESEsRE, President Citizens Bank, New Orleans.
X RATHBOSE, &" n o Canal and Banking Co, o.
ALFRED PEE, Union Bank, Nes Orleans.
n W MONTGOMERY, ESQ, So Exchange Place. New York
TIKaroN 4 DESCEIA. Philadelphia mHr2g dom
Land for Sale.
III application be made, n short time, will sell
4 nodstins terms fOrsy Acres OF Land, three miles
@ The Corporation limits, Mil Greek, opposite COTS
This OF the most beautiful locations in Davidson cocnty
lout the land is in timber balance
the comfortable cabins
~oung orchard Apply Ma Corr, the place
~ for partcularB. CHAS. X. WINSTON.
fulyl4d
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For Sale, Rent, or will be Exchanged for
Civ ProueFtY,

For SaIes Rent, or will be Exchanged for
City Property
VERY comfortable residence with l2 acres adjoining
n Fair Ground The house has seven the first
houses house, large house, newly
painted ard papered, and is IN complete order.
Aug9-f JOHN KIRKMAN
For Sale.
TENAT comfortable dwelng No I65 South Summer street,
III formerly the residence Of RUSSELL HOUSTON, Esq.
Also, No. North Summer street. the residence ef
JAS ooRRET, Esq Apply to J. KIRKMAN, President
aug2-u Unien Bank Of Tennessee.
Mississippi River Cotton Plantation
fOP sale.
TTNHE Cypress Chico. county, Arkansas
Of the very Cotton Plantations the Mississippi
river offered for sale the extremely low price Of
600 It has all the improvements and machinery required
bearing cotton and There 5O0
altogether in the and not but is arabic Pro
eted this place by front and side evees Overows i'm
possible, and upon examination will be found the cheapes
place the river
Refer to LEDsIKY Nashville Tenn, or on the premises
70 H. E. A. O. WELLB0RN.
COAL OIL LAMPS.
e DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, q various Styles fitted with
EmSra-a RAINS, BROWN co
j WARDS GIIKEzsoE & Co. this day dissolved by
tuAl consent GIKERsOS retiring from the nrm m,
J. K. GILKERS0N,
July IL, 1860. X. P. EDWARDS.
20. EDwARps E.B. HARRIS, RI .EDwARDs
WARDS, HARRIS q CO.,
(suocEssoRs EDWARDS, sILKERsoN & co.,
VWTIL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commission business at the old stand COLLEGE and
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FOR NEW ORLE.

And all Landings ON Miss. River.
(1s6O NEW ARRANGEMENT. us6D
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EDWARDS. HARRIS a. CO..

(suCcEssoRs TO KDwARDsi aILKERsoN q co.,
XHTILL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w business ct the old stand, COLLEGE and
Church streets. julyl5-n
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TOIhUr'S Eclipse Washing Machine,
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT ONE.
TFVuE Only Washing Machine brought before the people
which Of absolute practical 1t is simple cheap and
easily operated and itself the Of everybody
Apply to HARDY RROTHERs, Agents,
sep22 ~ Public Square.
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For Sale or Exchange.

Brownsville Building Lots for Sale.
NUMBER Of dedrabe lots in Brownsville from 9K
~ TO miles from Nashv lie, and the Porter and Gal
latin Turnpikes Several Los imbered, soil very rich, and
neghborhood unsurpassed. Extra bargains given to building
purchasers Call examine the lots and will make to
your interest to Guy. IL 4 " BROWN.
sep2S dim 44G Cherry street.
zine Horse and Buggy for sale.
nkE OR BOTH will be sold cheap cash
change FOR lot Of ground pA,ng Turnpike Atock, Ge
Apply 70 J &RW BROWN,
Sep25-dlm AZ Cherry street
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VETE have for sale several hne Residences IN the city,
w Of them in hne territory Also alSrye nubeRof anm
proved lots in ne city Of them hnely suited M business
purposes, and for RESIDENCES. We viii sell great bargains
We have also for sale several Of the best and commanding
Building Sites In West Nashville Bread. Dem1mhne.
NairY and other streets.
ALso-A number Of very foe Totes in Boyds Hynss and
Walking Additions
ALsSeveral very choice lots In Edgeasd IS 20
walkers Addition, and large number Of lots IN HaTdngs Ad
diion and McGaEock.
II PIN addition TO which have very large number Of
County containing from ave 10 twenty within from
two to three miles Of the city and the different pixies.
septl4-tf j. /. & 3. w. BROWN.
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MCCALL g. FALL
Fashionable styles fer
FALL AND WINTER

MRS. e. LOCKHART,
No. II Che ~ Street,
n RESPECTFULLY gives notice that she has received her
n, stock Of Millinery Goods for Fall and Winter,
consisting OF all the novelties and latest and most houAbe
styles.
She also that she has selected Monday, the 24h
ins Opening Day, when hs win be pleased to her friends
and eussomsrs sept23-lm
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KBRoaKNE.

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MARINE INsUI AMOS.

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-07-20

Mn. EDWIN BooTu.-The Troy Budget in allu-
ding to the marriage of Edwin Booth, the promi-
sing young American tragedian, to Miss Mary
Derlin, says:
Miss Devlin is well known as one Of the most
beautiful, fascinating and really talented young
actresses Of the present day. She commenced
her theatrical career in this city in 1854 rs a
ballet. girl in the old Troy Museum, during the
management of it by that mould of form and
glass Of fashion Gus Fcnno. Her father at that
time was n poor but honest tailor, living and
keeping a clothing.store at No. 142 River street,
now . lager beer saloon. She soon after re-
moved hence to Boston, where her cNtraordi-
nary dramatic talents were developed, and she
soon became n star Of no ordinary magnitude.
She has, in the interim, performed ut all of
the leading theatres in the country; but her
peculiar home was at the Boston theatre, where
her name was a "tower of strength" to use L
managerial term. lIcr "Parlhenia," to Mr..
Booths "Ingomar," as well as her Pauline
10 his "Claude Melnotte," which has so often
carried away an audience, must have been
tincturcd somewhat with the real rather than
with ficlion. 1t is understood that Mrs. Booth
has made her last appearance before the foot
lights.