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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

FEARS OF FAMINE IN L0UlsIAYA.-It appears that in
Natehoches Parish, La, they actually fearful of
famine owing the shortness ofthe crops writer in
the Chronicle Published in that section Of the State pro-
poses pettiouiug the Governor to the Legila
ture early day. for the purpose Of appropraliug
funds to meet the exigences Of the case. The writer
says:
The people in this portion of the State are in the ut
most need Of help from some source prevents famine
aud its consequent mseres and death Every day brings
our ears the distressing information Of the blasting Of
the husbardman's hopes Thousands of acres Of grain
have not yielded the seed planted. The forest crop of
and is blasted and gone. The grass is dried
and there hope for grain meat for the years sup
ply being raised by farmers. The cotton crop is
ruined except the margin OF the rivers and bayous
and on the los grounds All the upland cotton is q
failure the dependence cotton to afford means TO
purchase corn ard meat Z lost TO hundreds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
ARRIvAL OF THE CALIFORNIA PoNY EXPREs!
FROM WASHINGTON

excite so little interest in official quarters that no naval
vessels have been directed especially watch his
ments Every prccauliOn will, however, be taken 10
intercept any armed bodies leaving shores to join
him
The GRAND Of Minister Dimitry, from Costa Rica TO
Nicaragua recently TO exercise all the power vested in
him TO repe the invader was it is known in spr-
it OF diplomatic duty than with the means OF success
Information has reached here that before Walker cap
tured TruxlO he despatched agents Nicaragua
crey organize bis friends in anticipation Of his invasion
of that State.
The services in the Roman Catholic churches yesterday
dedicated to the spiritual and temporal aid Of The
Pope. The attendance more than usually large The
contributions were liberal.
Assistant Secretary OF State Mr.. Prescott has left the
city on a brief visit to South Carolina.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
COMMERCIAL.
crvicr OF TIE VINO. Sept I. 1850.
EYp0RTa M T0nl Or0

AS an importsn. eTr;r occurred in the dating Of our
table Ct expOra Of Tobacco in yesterdays paper We repush
wiihe daes corrected:
ExroRrs or TonAcco RIcTaosD TO YoHKiax ponIs,
Commencing lst 0ctt6sr, 1859, and same time is5s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
The Democratic Pres. Of the Northwest

Has Breckenridge, We again ask, any saz,hly chance
Cor suy votes in the Northern Saes And does not his
rvnping snure TO the benefit Of LneOlaS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
THE STAR sPANGLED BANNER.
AMERICAN NATIONAL HYMN.

AMERICAN NATIONAL HYMN
o say can you see by the dawns early Hight,
What proudly hsiod At the twlghts last cleaning
Who's broad stripes and bright Iti through the peEous ht
Der the rNmparts watched CALAMITY streaungy
And u rockers red glare the 'mbs bunting In the air.
Gave proof through the light that Dag sin there:
Osly, does tina. star ipangled banner yet
Ger the land Of the me and the home Of the brave
On the shore dny through the msts Of TIE deep
the foes haughty host IN dread silence rep3ses,
Nhat that which the breeze Ger the towering steep
Asit fully blows half coneeils hsif dsclosesy
Now Il catches The CLEAN Of the irnngs nrst beAm
In fun glorv reelected now shines the stream:
IT'S the stars panglet banner, long may Il wave
Der the land OF the ee and the home OF the brave
And uhs e Il the band who yaun'nglY svore,
Md the havoc 81 war and ilr battles &C nrslon,
A no d a country TO leaves no morey
Their blood hath washed out er foul ,ottess pollution:
No refuge could save tbs hlrelag and slave,
From The terror Of flight or the gloom Of the grave
Aud the 81 angel banner In triumph doth wave.
Ger the land ths fee ana the home u the brave.
"
o : thus be Il ever, when fseensn shall stand,
Between the loved mes AMI The wars fesolatlon;
Blessed with victory and peace the HsaVsnecued land
Pals. the Power that nash made aad eerved nation
Thtn conqler e must when oar cause u IA lust,
And tbs be motto, an CD u Eur ust"
Aud he star-spaasl d banner in triumph shall wave
Der the llad Ofthe and tbs home OF the brave.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
] Monday, We'd Leave Lynehburs Monday, Wed

CROCHET NREDLES.-Just received handsom- IS
sornsnt Crochet Needles For sale 10 sets ngy by
@. J. sTNT0N
N Main al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

A RMY RAZ0RS.-A supply OF HeinOrs Army Rsrors
n 10 hand Those persons have waiting for
obtain them They by competent judges
O. J. sINT0N,
Importer OF II ,rdVare,
SET II Main st
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-IImR WOMAN IN WHIT =

UIHE WOMAN IN WHIT $50, ,,,.,, Doo,
WlLKIE COLLINS NEW BOOK
Received at WEST 4 J0gNsiOy's
Book and Stationery Store, 145 Main St
THE WOMAN IN WHITE Novel WLke Collins. act or OF
"The Qieen Of Hearts," "Anio laa" The Dad 5 eret
"Ansr oak" &c, &c IrsIratsd Cloth 81 co. paper %
cent?
ROSA or TIE PARTISAN GIRL the inch Of Madame de
Prsssense. Nv MrI J O. Fletcher Illustrated COO
CHAPTERS on WIVES By .Ar Ills author Of Mothers Of
Great Men" g. 90
ITALY IN TRANS ION Public Scenes and Private Opinions IN
the pring ofiS6O Ius, aed ~ olco documents IRON The
Para Archives Of hs ReVod Legations By William Ar
thur A. NJ author Ofile Su.cs fal Merchant" &C, &c
$40 - 80. : 49,, -. -,
JUST PUBLrsHED-THE 4rH vOLUaE OF EoBINsoN's PRAo-
TiCE 49,
The Practice a, the Courts o. Justice IN Enand and the United
States ny Conway Robnson Esq Vol
peadng aud action; treat parier
Sry Of and giving forms thereof Ice go sent rec
OF those tina. NIT the price OF the boo
Roonsons Practice vols book that should be In the
hanes q Lawyer 80,
In pres and published In short time Digest OF the
Grim nal rlrgn by James Matthews, Eq author OF
"Matthews Digest"
We ep on hand At ali tines THE best and largest tocf
OF LAW to be foJnd In the South, and slower
pices
e-0rdeIs by letter oheiwss Promptly snd isthiay ~
,aoisi Ia WEST a J0HNsTON,
Publishers Book sellers and statoners
.e,.5 1t5 Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

SAVANNAH, Ga, May 10, 1850.
Messrs. W. z HAoAS &co,
Troy, n Y.
GeOur frn having sold large quantities. OF your lnfable
Hair Restorative and hearing universally commended by
OF patrons In the highest a. to Its "rRLE
qualities Induced to give u tal having for
been trouh with falling the hair dryness ofthe scalp well
the additional annoyance Of many haisthe scalp being
apparently diseased After faithfully uspg small bottle Of
the Restorative, aud finding Its good qualities apParent
menced the use Of the second my hair IN better cond
ton than eves before curing recollection has stopped
falling out and he scalp has resumed Us functions most cheer
fully recommend article having s the virtues claim
for II In addition 70 can onf out at fefsfgIy
n city cAO hare had e experience i It's
az myL You at liberty this letter
and will be hPpy recommend article personally
any and sl occasions.
Yours respectfully,
JAMES STEWART
Ofthe firm Of Stewart Butler.
Reoieei We with gray hairs aud bald heads for the Isimia
Will the former TO It's original beauty and cover the latter
with luxuriSnt grovh.-7ros Budget
Ifyou wish have the color Instead Of the dun rough
look which hair dive mparts useereefs Reordfre which
nygoras the roots Of the hair and makes Young again.
matter how much Il NAV be faded s0n TrdreHer,
SOLD every where-priee 20 GEMS and 81 a bottle.
w. X HAGAN & co., ProPrfetors,
Troy, N. Y.
fIsHER SHEPAtD Agents Rug2f-dc&w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
THE oxYGENATED nITTERs.

Nature her great laboratory has stored remedy adapted
every disease which flesh heir TO-" Bot requires the
invest CATION and research Of the philosopher discover and
apply this remedy Such research and investigation has
eeeded discovering remedy for that most adjective dispense
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

In his celebrated IiPpeeanOe speech, Bsecknridge
used The following language;
oIAM CONNECTED WITH NO PARTY THAT HAS
FOR ITS OBJECT TIE EXTENSION OF SLAVERY
NOR WITH ANY TO PREVENT TIE PEOPLE or A
STATE OR TERRITORY IRON DECIDING THE CUES
TON OF IFS EXISTENCE WITH TEEN FOR THEM
SELVES"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

81 HAPPENED TO BE IN CONGRESS WHEN THE
NEBRASKA BILL PASSED. AND GAVE 1T NY YOTEi
BECAUSE IT DID WHAT 1T DlD-YZ: 1T sAC-
KNOWLEDGED THE RIGHT OF TIE PEOPLE OF
The TERRITORY To SETTLE THE QUESTION FOR
THEMSELVES. AND NOT BECAUSE / SUPPOSED
WHAT DO NOT NOW BELIEVE, THAT 1T Legs
L kTED SLAVERY INTO The TERRITORY. The
DEMOCRATIC PARTY Is NOT A PRO-SLAVERY
PARTY"
Such IS the position occupied by the par excellence
pr0savery Southern rights candidate for the Preiden
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
DYSPEPSIA

With all It's lesser and humorous evils and Il may be safely
erted that until the appearance Of the sygendtd Bitter case
Dyspepsia cured experience In medical
the OF these Bter the rule 10 the
rare exception, failure to cure.
Read the following which the subscriber requests US TO publish
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05

Sheet and Prus.An Isnglss fer sale
i by au2T DOVE CO.. Wholesale DruEgsA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

Courtney & TeneHtl Hyde, Gregg & Day; GRAY
eiey 8 Pringle Milmans a Price H. F. StFohecker
j. T. Adger & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

TTyHE arrs aud oanToaist sors Honss On TIE NR aso
l TIE Pahiie sgasns oecsPsa ~ Ala.y, ai-, 3 &c.
i9 ss:1s. sPPl = ~ A'.s''' ANDREW lelss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06
Splendid Building LOts "a the vieinf-
~ Ar Nashville fop s.1e

M Are Offering for sale liberal tsrns IS hesufnl
w Building Let's contaillg foul % -
Lots hoax on ne Middle Erankin and Bread Eet fEo l1
% a. Avenue between Ea tEo pixies Many Of ts Loar ns-
u unoered nd bare Eaisr them M soil lne tg
ahout3 niiea irell ctg. NuiFhhoIhool equal ans.
des2 ia r " BROHN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

ToaarHER VITA
eaous $500 Rsaaelsey Ezeak sastitd Or ssIla6 - .
Prilas article Of Waite, are e9erss Tor sass
Wis sale is rsndp neoessary BY uion Of TIE psF
neFshp under which TIE miu Is oHnei AMI Il vii fhsre
ofs Be offered ca eredngy favorable terms Il one Of Tie
FINEST FIGURING NILS ~ TEYNESSEgt
sosea e me tnrlfnF 9tn q sprngaeil viii ropuou
lii ald cc ne lf11d Nns1l 90 olaFz1l m rasts
et miles non s5oraer place; and Is surrounded b sen
did Wheat growing county.
The Mill Il entirely New,
in aae condition and in successful operation Tie purchaser
take The wheat y not At his own option.
II not ad privately the above property viii sold to The
highest bidder on the premises, the 18Th Of January
next. the following terms One thd four months qns
The remaining tEos n equa nsaltment, IN one ana Two
ysas TIE whole drawing Interest from day o. sale AID notes
payable in bank and endorsed.
SALE POST7TKg AND WITHOUT RESERYE.
For further nEmaten apply 70, srezs tia undersigned
81 Springfield, renn. 20. C STARK
dec 20-do u. A. WILLIAMS
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NEW FINN.
WaGAN a TREANnER

Booksellers, aad Dealers On Periodicals staouary &C.
No. . Uuioi street.
WETOULD respectfully give notice that they VIII continue IN
the business conducted hy Iagan Jotnsrd ana
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mcmULLEN 4 K AYEs
vro,,.,,v r,,.r,., n, a., 49,. a..


Fancy and staple Groceries,
WY lNE2i Liquors Nuts, Fruits. and conleeon.a, also
manufactlfefs q Candies cQrlal5 aud 3Trurss AZ
aaunut tuftts articles hand eouid selreet
WI addrsal - iar cTclias uhh aiall ee 81 rsrn a
meraAaa5 waiting city viii psesss give al tsoll
locking elllgtElgs
s0s EIain street. lauisvillss KE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

VIE partnership hitherto existing between HAssr ao7s-
g MS daT dissolved b. mutual conlcnt ThEaszeunia
against The ern VIII Be retied ~ Hsrla Trslnu ui s
indleted . ne hrn ars reslesicd % mae ps1naas 81
JOHN ~ MAst4l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

LIVERY variety Of URdsrEesr, extra heavy SIX, Cashmere,
~ hefno sazouy, Af can, Bed RianDel Canton Fanns
&C. sc fdeeI3l ] II NccFIT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06
Internationally Sealed Fisn,

100 dozen Fresh Salmon, Lobsers and Macke put up IN
and half ReesVsdbF
yhole VESSEL THOMPSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06
rus GREaT NoIsNII-WEsT.

The couean ofte Western connection Of the Pennsylya
6ilr0ad ta Chicago, makes this shc
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q u II IF 4 A Gs
Hoist, hostl our flag 70 heavens bEeaEs,
Let every fold aoat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere
Beneath the western sky.
In var let every stripe goforth,
Borne BY ths pAtriots hand,
Proclaim Its beauty and its worth,
O'efmoor and hill and strand.
IN peace guard well the sacred bOon,i
Bequealhed BY patriots blood,
For obi twas won In freedoms cause
Amid the battles food
Hoist, hoist, flag to heavens breeEs,
Let every fold hoaf high,
UnfuFl is banner eVeFyWhsTa
Beneath the western sky.
hoist, hoist our Gag in AFt's great reign,
Let every star host higher,
s.. DIP with the nations emblem,
Above the talest spire
Let Tennesseaus every where
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature 3 ns6s,
Where every type Is found.
Above own 4Ff GdlleTV,
Oar country standard wave,
And underneathits folds preside,
The besutifui-the brave
The ld-thePaFsnt-pstriot-s
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest portraiturs
With every charm but lie
Then raise our bannsrto the SKY
Letevery star bear news,
That types at the ds9 Gallery,
Are made BY o. o. HUdHES,
fshI5-dAVS Corner Of Oollags and Uulcn ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

travelling in charge thcrcof-
- ~ .-----. ..nrI " . nm

BY this route Freghts OF al description be forwarded
from Philadelphia York. Boston, Baltmore, any point
on the Raroa Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana Illinois, Wiscon-
ia. Iowa or Missouri, ly Railroad direct.
Pcuus4 klroad also connects at PtEourg visa
steamers by which Goods be forwarded 10 any port on e
Eisssspp Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas Arkar s and la
Rivers al az land Saudusky, aud Chicago VIII all ports
en- the North Western Lakes.
Mrrsas and shipper entrustng the transportation Of
their Fret Company, rely with confidence on is
speedy ..ransit.
The resof freight any point in the West BY The Pennly
Vana Railroad are favorable IS are charged BY
other Railroad Companies.
u D. TIE particular 70 mark packages wa Penna H. IL
in fl west reTiur goods from East viii end
g 20 their interest call the gents Of this Company e. s
foiloEu places Shipping letters addressed % either OF
them on tie subject OF eshts will sith prompt attention
III. SNEEDER, Philadelphia
MAGHEW & KOONS, 80 NORTH street, baltimore
IEECu & co, No. 2 Aston House, or No ], 5. Nn' s.
Y.
LEECu Co No - Kihy street, Boston.
d. l.. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phila
L T. HoUPr, General Ticket Agent, Phlla -.
THOs. A. SCOTT, General Sup't- Altoons, Pa. Uans-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

ON B0xEs agsrIa, soIa 0asp 10. PIE or,sssss Ia
t9s5S Y, ''o'e ard esHal'i g HraH reoRss AGO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06
Musical destruction.
PROFESSOR r.. KARKALTrs

WWToULD to shoss wishing to employ bis se7lsss tat
Pc hasa few hours nov az ths disposal Of pupils
q lnsr1menal lessons. u taken the session $50
lion 81 TIE voice In singing s75 session. Inyar ably % a.
vance, and 40 dednon allowed ho clFgsl any acoaunt
Applieaoaion can be made a. Bensonb heCs5es Euis
store. nov6 d3n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

AvTEG associated win me 10 ny sld susi1es.-bet Of
buying and selling negroes beth comr8ssn and on pri-
yate aeeountllr s. Jones, o. beeoi9. Msspp NY
friends better cls ian have been able cher
Our buildings located at No. 80 Adsas street door
comfort auo seare speri0r any establishment the
kind II the sts and equal any that have Inspected
respectfully sol cit for ou1 new frD, FINN ny cd rcnds and
customers ana the puhe, iha patronage which have largely
and literally received hitherto from t VIA oaIy add
n. B. TORBEsr.
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Christmas. Chri,tmnss

you % and he hslt aorinsns In thsctg g Eoyl
Fancy Articles PsFof 0rusmsnts, Rocking Horses, willow
Hars fiEnoa, Sheet Muse, Musical Ia trumcnll.
Go . LUCKs Musie aud Fancy Store Church street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06
LonI.sIIIe and Nashville

FF4WO -5uFh Express passengeg Trains betHen Nashville
ard TrlIie. cauusctions az louisville f1f
Nee gd-s Bosom. ria5si ada- nslore NzshnFt1n City,
Bu1a6 ea fls Cleveland, Ciucinna st. Louis, AID ia
Oar vest
On ana ser sesaAE Dsaeaisf lsh, is9 ans Win az As
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06

knnn ACRES Of Land On onion county. Ienn, enc
ekAgVU tact Of 35g0 acfeu Interested BY the h5s and
Ohio Rlir8li, plendidy fhsred 80 caaralsn,thr
81 1909 ~ Mobile aad Ohic Raiirnanf
miles from he Northwestern Railroad. miles iron he MIS-
Iaspp RiVgr-a ehocs Iaet am anxious b se rHa an
give har-Ei1. j. ". MARTIN.
Ror further par i1ala refer 70 n. EoKLY Esn,aa. 0sn
Nashville Uaon and Ausrisaa please sspy-7raas 5sa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-06
9asB6ils aIniau Sno 9ntritan.
Daiiy IS; Tri-wsskiy s.; vgssElT e.
Bates 81 Advertising.
TEN LINES Oh LESS ooNsrIrUrE A SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY.

Ole Square, ous year, ssEash additional Square, SO
advertisers eszeeesling the space con1FacteG
for, Win be charged EerEhe excess.
Is THE WEEKLY.
On DolIR per Square for the rst and Flr oEz for s1
EuhsaquFnf iLsertiOn-
Advertisements published IN hosh the Daily hnd Vsetr vim
3 charged the iu eai5 ss win half the Reey rates
naasint Adossisaes sansf b PAID for e tss t1ss
fHselsi0n
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TIE PENNSELVANIA
NTSAL EEAILRO DAD.
cARtoiTE TITS THECcUTRT.
THREE Through
PAsSE Err TRAINS

O. PA > y 4 y G R TR AIMS
BErWEEN. PITTSECEG- AND PHILADELPHIA
EoNNEcFiNG uiieet n ts Union Depot y fs6u,g; with
New York Boston. Baltimore, and Washington City thus fur
lisnC facilities e transportation Of Passengers
ISpr and F, zines run through 90 PhlladelpniA without
rosln- Car, aitai g, each t.sn. W,sdruI's Sleeping
C'sto ENpra-s ssl Fast Trains. The Express Huns
s47s5uuns, New York. Express Fast Line
s-t for Baltimore and WasiiH-toa-
Exress Trains leave rIrg A. 81, arrives at Philadelphia
OF Balumors 3 - ai-, Era }ars lu-3O ?. 81.
isil Tram caves 5sE Is arriving AZ Philsdelphs II
r. 81 Nev Farg 50 A.. VI.
ast Zine leaves rsurs p. NJ, arrives at Philadelphia
Bait more 81 $50 s. ST., View York 2:3u p. NJ.
six Daily Trains Hsresu Philaielpha and New York Two
,Riy Trains between New YORK ami 6ostoa Through Tickets
sliKai) ore good either OF the above trains
Boat Ieke Boston good VIA NOr0h, Fan River, or
Ticks E,aard msy he obtaned ary OF the important
ha ces The Ncs slso, board faay Of the regular
az Steuss the Mississippi or ONO itveT aad Tickets
StWari AZ s 0lses o. The Company m Boston New York
sare always "a low as by any other Route.
ASK ROE T7CEKTs BY PH7SBURG.
The coe1 ofe Western connection Of the Pennsy lyanIa
5.aiIroad 90 Chicago, makes this sho
DIRECT LINE. BETWEEN THE EAST AND
TIE GREAT NOIsNEE-WESTs
The connecting tracks by the Railroad Bridge at Pttsburg,
tvodnE draytge lerage Of egh together with The sew
ing OF time advantages really appreciated ny shippers Of
frei CHIT, and the travelling public.
For 5atre,ons or shipping Directors apply 70 Grad
ID. A STEW RI, Ptisburgi
Doyle Co., SeuHenriie, N s. Pierce Co Lanesvile o.
JJ johnson, ipey, o; r. NcNeeley Maysyie, KY OTs6y
Cropper Portsmouth o. Paddock Co, Jedsrsonyille lnji
brown & Go Cincinnati, O. e Medium, Msais son
Ind. William Bingham, louisville, hyf 0rahsm q Co.
Cairo, H. Sass, 81 Louis, Mo- John Harris Neshve'
Tenn Harris Hunt, Memphis, Tenn Clarke CO. Chicago,
In q Ko0utz, Alton Ill Murphy q Vale, Dubuque
Iowa, Freight Of Railroads at different points IN te
West.
The Greatest Facilities offered for the Pro-
tentfOn ard speedy TranspOrtatiOu of
LIVE STOCK,
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a1L5sf "a re lfa5OoEEtSa
nEkIsss
HBANDIEsy WINES, CKaAHs, &c,
cor COLLEGE AND CHURCH sTs., EAsHVILLE, TENN.
WTE IN rsoeptof Ia1gc and vel asosled stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, e % which We invite the attention.
Of ne trade;
ESQ hhds Louisiana sugar. l5t nh Baltimore snd Louisiaaa
lq0 bbls n snd phiiaaslphia Coffee segar;
Crushed SuFar- Is hbls Baltirl0re md Louisianz
50 bls B and Phiadel7his Loaf Sugar
Powdered Eurafs q hhls Baltnae-s and Rkilaicl'
phla D Z Sugar.
CEt1Eoes
500 sacfa Rio CoGes, q do o. g. Java cofass
100 DC LagHyra do;
Mofasses.
$50 bbls New Mosss 80 ten gsIcn Cola. syEupl
so = hbls do 80 bbll do Do
100 tea Sail kegs DO
a hbls Deans e. Whisky, coo hbls best Robertson county
100 40 Wiiahire's 90 Whisky,
IS d. Ward ). Cary o $50 bbIs Eve & Bourbon dc
e DO Ers old Feseraz 100 bxs LongWcrths CataWfa
90 g. pipes Sherry & Madeira Wine;
Wine; - = casks old Burgundy
5 = pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Wine
2 pipes Holland Gin 50 bask Champagne Wine
hhls Ale. 70 Ibis Vinegar
p casks London Porter;
Togets h every ether articles usual kept the Grocy
Inc. foetI5dl BURGE SWAMI.
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MILLER q WATERMAN.
Auction q Commission Merchants,
MACON, GEORGIA.
Furs fer the ladies.
MRS. DUBOIS.

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Lh mors, she sii So COLLEGE street,
lover Mcclsllandsl Ehare, using The
Howe sewing Machines
she prepared q DO handosr better an svsd
Dress msling, and sthn q eli kinds done best nsnnsr
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w, hs nndeFsgne 1ports md os "a he eltY II Charles
tom in view o. TIE prseut excited Of hs eosni dem
proper 10 bring to the notice Of the interior merchants as
have e heir paonags and custom The majority have been
longesbah IN Business, a1dfron osr experience are ven
aequnied win the wants Of ss section o. ecunry An Of us
hold aenHsnts IN common s ssaag question q TIE al.
aesy AID an Of rs rss a. praciicabs 70 bsoons
oonereialy Independent o. hs Nor Wshags 10 desire 70
undertake the aszs and enterprise Of he Merchants Of North
Fnede bat We claim 70 e able supply goods in cur respect
fTs1esi As favorable terms, both price andsrsdt
tie Merchants Ct any city IN he Union We have facilities
oaiag goods from Europe not surpassed ~ any and cur IN
Pofionl from sbroad very lar, notwithstanding the re-
ports 70 the ~ circulated h hoss Who have no knowledge
Of Wat they a whose interest prompt them 10 alsead
American goods obtaa rou manufactures On as f7or
able terms any Jo5bng Merchants Of the northern cities
Why then should rot Be- able 70 s On As favorable terms Is
bihsrl
We are able and csnsi e. soani al ask q you s
% - is markri ~ aside ne prsu5oei0r e Is only prsiu-
your customers per goods from New York 20 hose
IRON Chareaton and buid and encourage your own spoF
and your ercsu II We cannot DO What We profess yea
l Be subjected 20 Little inocugsnisnce for opportunities
Tor leFns By railway steamer offered every twelve kou
Our sosks Nh Sc carsle b. he l February nst and IL
remains % Be seen ho o. these have heretofore pur
ehas an their goods In Northern cities viii give Cha.oa
trial iaia sPrins
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