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, 1860-12-28

D9- The ball that was to have taken
place at Galliher's Hall on New Years
Eve will not come of until the sth Janu.
airy.
This change has been made because the
folks at Sleilaeoom are to have ball on
the 3lst inst. This was not known when
the dance here was proposed for the New
Years Eve.
, 1860-12-28

E0~ There is not very much said Just
now about changing the seat of govern
ment. The people in Olympia have "cuss
ed " and discussed the measure very fully.
, 1860-12-28
DrinWOOd.


Jug LOT '''e re'no'ui Ol tue scat u 0O,,'",
mem. - was q 0'l''O, JOA'' 0'"' ,"Y
'u,''eN II 'o0 '1'-O"o Hu''u'eO anu n
Dr. obren' ot Inc fOrt townsend
l"g'ie'' ca'''a on US las' week
The steamer Oregon arrived here from
ICulHorhIa last Saturday evening" ana IeI'
Tor San Francisco same night Mr' b. f.
Kendall and Mr.. Edward Furs'e, late cd'-
tor oi The l''0HeeT' LETT on her ior the states
W "'S" '"'So s'"''e''''" P's"S''' wy
's'
There will be grand ball at Stella
COON on New Aears Eve gwen oy the IN
u'pe""ei' ''''sr .. mug !''"oou "e "'''
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A'"u ''"V'"O' ""I'. ou' u1',v' "'' ""' M. ".
permit US ~ Ivan O"'o'.'o' u 'u1 p,gr0a"'
'''''''"' W. "0'' 0'' P''p'' ""' 81
=,
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Toar,'inn on the pacific Coostp
-, ~ :,
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,'on ,m- '''''H -, VI ". ~ ~ lo nooo 10 S.I -
eon,
III.
c,,,,,
',V '.l' ,,.Is sl.sr ssO' J'J - ,ea
. 80 soI s n,'I $50 . aar,,d. TIa e., ,ao
80 @4U ~ ~ ,r Is, < naa,a
~, ;, D.,,,.. :, ,. s.ou
,"o 80 So, " .t,DL ooe,. :. 49, -.
80, 'D 40 80 ~. s,vod nth Eo,iish
and Scotch Camel coal
Al, ,.......,,:. s,...,.,.
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"'' s''a' ~ a., C,,.,,S', '.soN,
o 49, - "cI..-,1, a. go - NJ
49, Nv, dov q, +. q DisnDioD alarm.
innlS ., ,ho iOcroosep
~ r.s
=, onnaoranoo Ttis verv Ds., sheet
=,
o.c,rn,o1 in son Francisco rscen,lv for
Tho ,enose of ,be sonIs of the soldiers who
have fallen in Italy defending the pope.
-South Carolina has 10 900 voters, Of
whom Is 600 can neither read nor write.
The slave population is 100000.
Tho complete census Of Indiana re
turns a population Of l,s4T.lSO.
Ldaribaldi had in his army couple of
American baloonists to take observations
Of the enemy for bin.
The mother of Hon. Howell Cobb
received Mt a late Fair in Georgia. the
premium of silver goblet for five hand
somely embroidered shirts, worked by her
self.
"A great difficulty lies in the way of
building railroads in Africa. The Oslriches
eat up the iron track.
"A grizzly bear weighing 1900 pounds
was killed recently in Shasta county, Cal.
The bees have failed 10 swarm in Mis-
sorr; d,riu,, tho mast summer
=, p,,.
- -, ...-,
"a i wosbinr,on Citv on tho IA inst
Tho Renob,icons on dis coast want a
C-t;.. osa.. ,,o;n,.d from, Col;eo,r;o
Eopene Sullivan is spoken of very highly
!. oeanoo,io, m;,b ,bo pos,mo,,sr Gamer
nlsbin.
! Iu.. 1ondor Tho sorlD,res.- sister Of
Joa,o Iander--is wishing New York. She
receives marked attention from lovers of
art
W,
, 1860-12-28

H9- Through the kindness Of ]. W. Sui
Ivan. We are in receipt OF late papers by
Wells, Fargo & Cos Express.
, 1860-12-28

CHRsrAAs.-A mild and pleasaut day
was given Us for the enjoyment Of our
Christmas The sun beahed down kindly,
aud the air was mellow and soft. Friendly
greetings upon the streets were exchanged
rather more warmly that a, other times,
for at the last Of the old and the first oI
the new year people bold closer social com
munion. We noticed some Of our friends
enjoying their eggnogg; not too much, but
enough perhaps to prevent their spelling
or pronouncing the word correctly. AT
one time, we observed several Orators ol
the Day "taklug the floor" in tho middle
Of the street, who, somewhat like o eight
day clock, were not likely to stop until they
had run down. Others "toted the weary
load" heavily. their legs occasionally get
ting mixed up into an 'irreprossible con.
fict," !" on account Of their trying to walk
on both sides Of the sidewalk at the same
time. Young Olympia turned out with
music and flag, paying due honor to "the
day We celebrate" in their own way, and,
although their movements were not marked
by any great military precision, they seemed
to enjoy themselves none the less for that,
In the afternoon, the band entertained our
citizens from the balcony of Galliher's Ho-
tel with sweet music. The swelling notes
iloated on the wind in artistic harmony,
awakening pleasure in the bosoms of the
hearers. The most important event that
can possibly happen to turkeys-their death
was lrastened in the early morning of thai
day. Good cheer abounded eterywhere.
, 1860-12-28

b5- Tho attention Of donation and pre-
emption claimants is directed to tho letter
from the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office in our advertising columns.
, 1860-12-28


Amount cleared, $Gs6 81
The ladies Of Olympia, through oar col
umns, desire to acknowledge tho kindness
and lbierality ofthose who visited their Fair
Their thanks are especially dne to the
members Of the Legislature, to the band,
the doorkeeper, and others who kindly vol
unteered their services for the occasion.
All debts Of the St. Johns Church have
been paid OF, and there remains on hand
about $2SO--the greater portion of which
has been reserved as a fund for the pay
meut Of the current expenses.
The ladies of Baltimore and San Fran
cisco contributed in articles sor the Fair
about two hundred and fifty dollars. Their
assistance is gratefully appreciated.
, 1860-12-28
Romance in High Life

The Land Officers get some queer let.
ters sometimes. The following is one Of
them
, 1860-12-28

LOWELL, Mass, Nov. ], 1860
Mr.. ISAAC W. SMITH,
Register and Receiver,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13
$4,000 Cedar CFOss-ties Wanted,

~VsVVV CcuAE NEVSS-aACS p" dAtcu'
FWyHE Memphis a Ohio Railroad Company are desirous
contracting with responsible parties. for the furnishing
and delivery the bank at t6s mouth Of H0f Ri0er
IN Memphis, OF
10000 CEDAR CROSS-TIES,
10000 Croso 70 be delivered by Nay ISL and the balance by
July LIST, 1850.
The Cross-es are timber, free from
shake 20 be al least nine 81 feet with ends square to be
fairly heWn sides face Of less than eight - inches
the face he hevn line and parallel to each other, With
thickness OF six inches between parallel faces.
Terms Of payment. third cash delivery. and the bal
ancein ard twelve months with vel endorsed paper.
The privilege resyal rejecting any and all bids should
khe terms net be satisfactory.
Sealed Proposals will he received for the furnishing and delv
eV The above material the Engineers office Of the
Company Memphis until February 10th aud City Hotel
NazhVi from oh O. IS February, lsO which
places any information ded be obtSei 81 The undersigned
either hy letter person. W. j.. PICKETT,
Chief Engineer.
Engineers CGlce, Memphis q Ohio r. 4. jaas-uI abIs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13


may Edit.
VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NNTISHING to maze other Investments, propose sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county, follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated on the Franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the city
and opposite heresdence Of the late Joseph VI Horton
Containing abOuf Forty Acres
Thsis perhaps, the most commanding in tesicny Of Nash
Ve and NEST desirable country residence. The huuse viii
be sold with y IS Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the Sim Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike (Od
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing $50
Tie soil good, is we'll WstsTed tmbere
bedVaed into small tracts Of twenty and upwards, all CT
which admirably adapted for country residences market gar
deas and dairy farms Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road occupied By T. c. McCanpbe and formerly
owned BY Thos. Harding, containing about 25e This
pace well known to need further description It will
also be divided to suit purchasers T. c. McCapbs viii show
these places any Who via cal.
All the above property viii be sold reasonable and
a credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply to A. v Lindsey, Nashville, either Of she
dersgnde, THOS G. McC AMPBELI,
Six miles from Nashville,
J. A. MCCAEpBELL,
mh3I Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13
TIE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS

of Wood EDDY Co. Single Lotteries will take place
in public under the superintendent Of Sworn Commissioners
at Augusta, tie0rga, as follows:
Glass Al Draws Saturday, New. 10, 1883.
Glass 81 Draws Saturdays Bee. II, 1853.
Glass Sc Draws Saturday, Jan 81, 1860.
CIasc 60 Draws Saturday, Feb. IS, 1850,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13
THE HOWE SEEMING MACHINE!f!
Established 1915.
Il. 80 We, JR.,
ORIGINAL INVENTOR AND PATENTEE.


THEsE Machines strictly First Class and for beauty and
simplicity Of construction. durability, and efficiency in
working uneqused BY any They make tight lock stitch
nearly alike upon both sizes Of the goods than that made
They are capable Of doing eaer variety Of work than
other family machine The so machine is warranted to do as
fine the Wheeler Wilson, and heavy as the large
Singer mslhine.
Family machsnes--Prioes: $50, So $50 $50
and sIGJ.
Boot and Shoe work. CarrIe trimming Harness work. &c
have always held rputstonfar above other machines
fact universally admitted NJ other Leather Machine use 50
and $50.
What Constitutes aGOod Sewing Machine!
It should be we'll mad simple in its construction, and
. Il should make tight lick stitch, alike both sizes OF The
, It should any IL materials that be sswed
4. II should be able to use;otton thread or silk.
1t should be able to from fine, and from thick
It should be ale to mae the tension greater less both
the under and upper thread, end with uniformity:
break.
g The needle should haze perpeadicuar motion. This is alb
II should be able to bad with abinde hem with hemmer
should stitch fell, run andgather.
TO- II should be always leady to work.
H. IS should be capable Of using the size Of thread
both sides Of The work and Of using different ooreu thread or
silk above or below to correspond with any two eolor OF the
- Il should be able to make long or short stitch
u. It should tightly at the first stitch
u. 1t should run easily and make but little noise.
10 Il should have yhee feed none others are ID constant
contact with the work
i6 L should a0t be liable to get out Of order.
1t sh5Ed not be liaoe break the thread skip
stitches.
is .should not b lbs 10 oil the operators dress.
~. Il should form ridge the under side ravel
be waseul Ofread, the With all chain stitch
machines
20 1t should not be more trouble than it worth"
GET THE BEST
The Howe Family and Leather Machines warrened give
better saete1n than any other machines in the market or
money refunded.
This Hest Sewing Machine Cotton in the City
Corr Mae1augh SOC per dozen Howes Machine Twist,
excellent article, }sc per spool
CONE BROTHERS.
de-22 So College Street, over M'Clellands.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

THE ORDINARY DEkA " ANGh
9f Wood Eddy Co s Lotteries will take place Augusta,
Georgia, follows
Glass As Draws Saturday, November 5, 1859
Glass &c Draws on Saturday, November r. 1859
Glass az Draws on Saturday. November 26, 1859
Glass 40 Draws on Saturday, December 3, 1853
Glass SO Draws on Saturday, December 10, 1853
Class 50 Draws on Saturday, December "a, 1859
Class So Draws on Saturday, December 81, 1859
Glass 81 Draws on Saturday, January 7. 1860
Class s. Draws on Saturday, January a. 1sG0
Glass 81 Draws on Saturday, January Is 1860
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13


Eagle Sewing Machine
MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
pEPOT NO. IS UsIov STREET,
as9sa-.i D. NJ HEgKLg ia. Arsri
HHEsklzHN G,--a00 Boxes Dried Herring iuss received n
& 3 store ard FOR sale very low BY
CARER, wusF0RD co.
CtOAP.--so0 Boxes g. Louis Memphis soapz r sale At
A53Ianufasturers prices, freight aiio 81
CAKlER, WILsFORD co.
jan H. No 8. Markst st.
EEIts,--loo case ulz6n, Thomas & Cos s0psHas
tcove Oysters arraatei eual 10 any put Up sI
iiHnore prices, freight added 81
CAKTER, WILsFORD 4 co.
jan IT, eP Nos Market s.
BAas prime Cd Government Java cIes f5r -sisIeT IS
81 IAt-AAl-s " List ORD & Co,
laall NO. 2, Uni0u sireet.
nAUNTED gUCRETs.--so0 Dos. Bge-z.- s-,--t,s
lust received n store and Tor sale ly trs III
rars rcos With freight added.
CARTIER, wlLsFoRD co.
an. " Ne. 5. Martsis
ENTE wiil also 81 ior cersEnes 9loa Chee 20 5 Is
H9 SioFet so. fa-i -a .eH eld ~ D. U.s. hotilei Al
Porter ioel7l CARTER WiI.LsF0nD %
THE LOUISVILLE PAPERS received -7.isv
aAaAA &louH2eA
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DALYfs
AROMATIC VALLEY
w I'll L S X f. Y.

w I'll Il S * f. Y.
4 n this age Of deleieiious Egaor is
o. satisfaction Be able intsduce % pnblie notice the
above agticleen article Of sti3 eng possessing
Ss roiS IN s ou &c banks e the Rhine produces the
crane which vim Hou7sh nowhere else from whose juice pro-
ceeds tie AJohannssrg the CHOICEST vine ID me World
w acres OF land cu p-oiucss toacco the favor and
quality Of which, shen into egrs arc inconapa'
ably superior 81 She product of any other soil Anda
narrow strip iaad IL tie parish 81 atedoeee in Louisiana,
has loEg supplied &c verbs WIN super excellent -5.c,e Of
In ike has long been known that limited territory
lyngin the valley q The Aonongaeia river exclusively brings
forth rye, properties marked and recn taa is disil
tion produces whisky q such supeTsFc character places
Bs process recently discoveries ar nov anowr only to my
manuiaeurss re gran from the eh9est spot Of this favored
locality is made to gield
The Aromatic valley Vshiskey,
with vtot no Other can stand an instani comparison
no apprehension Of being accused q Publishing
eaansbe q even exaggerated enoomiums, to any who win
row tie standard article at all the rst class hoss and
Clubs IN The city q New York. and wherever is Introduces q
az once assumes is leading position, is
Awarded the Palm OF Srperioritys
and the demand forit becomes thing established.
ia Medicinal properties are such that while its immediate ef
iec pheasant and grateful exercises the hzpPest pea
penl influence upon the constitution.
have analysed sample Of Day's Aromatic Valley Whs
Ky, and ind to pune oTzce Of fine favor and without
New York JAS. R. Chiffon, N. D, Chemist
g4ArE AssAYER's OFFIcE, % Somerset Street,
Boston, April 18th, 1858.
VIZ II. DAILY, New York ~ have made che eal analysis
your Aromatic Valley Whisky, and find pure ae agored
Rg Wdkg, containing injurious matters Kind, and
would recommend suitable or medical public pur
poses CHAs. 7. JACKSON, State Assayer,
VIZ H. DALY:-YouE Aromatic Valley Whisky is received
and after careful examinations find pare article
entirely Jree[ ron ne aaltsraf1g Ingredients so fTeQ
used. Yours respectfully,
JAS. J. MAPEs, ALaytical Chemist.
10 Consumers depend upon settnga pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky. is sold BY the bottle and
oDly. WM. II DAILY,
IS South william Street, New York
FOR sale il Nsshyfls1by RAWoRTH & GLENN
desl5-s3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13
ORDINARY DRAWING,
Whole Tickets sloi Halves IS; Qua-.ers 50 SOL
WOOD, EDDY Il C8-S
Grand extraordinary Ia awnings.
On the Three Number Plan
CAPITAL PRIZE
s 10 90 o Oh
In oRDrRINa rIoKErs oR oERrIF1oATEs

Takes place on he La stSGtaorday Of each Month.
Whole Tickets saO Halves $40, Quarters IS, Eighhs $3.50
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TyE cntdecne In Havana Sugars enables usto sell Can.
dy from this date until isr'her notice al S2 per 100 ibis
TSlmscalh VESSEL & THOMPSON,
neY2T-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

IAN n contract 10 cut cor from two to three thousand
cos Of wood adjoining Edgfsld Apply 70 the undersgy
"a Al fbe Warehouse Of Il, S. French & Son -
octlsH D. :,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

WILL sell the premises which reside, situated
upon the Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad about l3 miles
from Nashville and mile from LavGrCne-
win sell er the entire consisting az go acres
only portion OF same consisting OF about go
premises Dwelling together with
necessary 0ut-Tousf; lie Immediately between the Turnpike
Ceelt Schools Churches and society. The land IS vel w.erd,
and O. Of the bottom land OF Hurricane Greek. There IS
$50 acres OF C,aa-el land upon the tract
The above land w suit gentlemen who doing business
Nashville rd also Tor farming purposes generally cannot be
exceied hy shy land 1 Tennessee
viii m upon the following termlne third in cash when
p9sssion given (Which viii De given any time the bal
UPON years without interest," any other terms
That viii st the purchaser Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
a13ess tne undersigned Lavergne Tenn
speu tie premises by making inquiry % Edward II. East,
Esq-, OF Nashville FELIX @. ROSS.
tlu5-ii lahl
laiez glL AaerieLa win COPY u3 ls Ee5raary I7atrot.
card.
q A. r. THOMPSON having become rsrtaer in the house
", cL Cochran Co, New York, ste Samuel Cochran
Co,l has removed 60 llat city
1le hi Dry aoos business VII be carries on as heretofore
go SD College street. under the STYLE % Thompson Co.
Nashville. January D, lc6a-l2F.
a FuIl ana Cnoice stock of Dry Goods at
NICHOLSON a. HUMPHREYS.
l d. e tue u receiving Spring Goods will offer
- t stock % staple and aucy goods az cost i0 cask Our
object I doing sis reduce our present stock asmuch as pos.
sill. i.i.Te -e.-r-E ueE ruois.
90 -i en- who wish 90 buy cheap goods viii Go Tell to
eau ON Us az 30. p, souh side OF tie square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13
EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
THT, nRnINARY WINGN

WHOLE TICKETS. 500 HALVES, SO; QUARTERS
FIGHTS So so
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ACard.
A Euu ana Choioe stock of Dry Goods al
Cost az
EHEuluINGS STORE.
d s g Ar DIME q CO..
Have just opened at their stand,
4 o. SuiOH SIFeer.

" o' " "a & II street,
complete stock 4 Pail and viBisr
DRESS AND WANTILLA PEtEgTwrvcS
4 COMPRISING full Assortment q plain and 6.,rs5 W.
Alas, uaoous tTigggss bugle GimPs Grape Trir,i-s
Belts Luttcrs, 8rails Bugle Buttons ze- an Of which -
entirely and th best tina. could be got the Eastern
Est1 oar stock of
Tepain UsrinO and shetland Wool
Eirodrel Br5z and SILKS Crochet EmbroiIery and spoo
Cotton ell ether material fo- knitting Netting En-
f0ey ani Cr1et complete and larger variety and
quantity than ever. We also continue 70 maHulacture
ErfuEcss TasaeIs, BnttOnssss Cord, DC.
% order az usual, and will try an and everybody
serie-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

PLOWsi PLOwsgI PLOWs5iI
MHI W. so co--alty on a1nda f1il assztrat Of re
w 1-n-latllfei 9, ilas Tennessee Erfosr Fnr1el
r.. ll1eI would Do 7eli 90 give Is c1ll tsl5a sr-
q He eAa ~ -- az good steel fiou Las ever h1 l
lor alail is -ys a. ir1li sen 90 tlery per- osnt M -.
neFe been Flllasi De same quality 81 plors.
p. q O. ANDERSON.
fst6-1 q anda5 corner aoa.l ani CoiIsss 5s.ss.-
Nastr Ta r.-- T
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? = = y ? =
PLAsTEIi

wiz rei froths celebrated Plaster Banks 10 virginia.
e Chatano and Dalton, and Stations on ths a Issei'e
and GeorEia Railroad, Rt six dollars per ton Of J pounds
TO Nashril and al Stations the Nashville Chalan9og
Railroad 80 nine dollars per Tor Of 1000 pounds
Also Tuscumba and Stations East Of tuscus an INT
Memphis Charleston Road zine dollars ton and All sta
ions ives. Of Tuscumbia, at twelve dollars Dez ton.
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turelLines turning A1i-1 Az f-lAf
viii ONLY re- taken AZ owners risk.
Guupowder and friction matches, and other cobusnle aru
oes viii charged at local rates of each Road, and only
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

kirkpatrick, ReViss q Co.,
RECEITZFG, FORWARDIVG ND WH0LESALz
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TRBET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store large and complete assortment
Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades,
Molasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and mPlete stock;
Rasins, fan stork, with Teas, Candles, gardnes Mack
eel, Glassware, asor Pecans; ogeer with all kinds Or Gr
sas usually kept IN tie Grocery line. Our stock o.
RRANDIES, WINES " AEHS1E y, kCss
We think cannot be surpassed in this any other market
heavy stock O. goods invite the attention
the trade
maT2s-H KIRKPATRICK. NEVIEs & CO.
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who invented me sewing Machine
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NOR the apprehension end delivery Of SAMUEL HOOsER
Who under charge Of outrseousy having broken onen he
houses q William Hamilton and Jes Christopher With intent
to commit nurle has made lis escape and running at large
The reward Will therefore be paid aly Who win s
liver the said the Sheriff Of Wilson county 30 hat hs
may be brought to justice
Said Hoossr is about % years Of age about fest ten e
high built fair rather sandy hair, has this tre
wound from gun shot In the ghiarra below the elbow
J. n. CHRISTOPHER.
sapI6-H Gladesgilis
=, I, ry,-,.s-,
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EDWARDSs GTEKESON d Co.
tSu.cessors 70 20. EdTards,N
Wholesale GfrOcers, Comm issiOn Merchants
AND
Dealers in Fine BEandies, Wines.
CIGARS, Scss
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
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". H. CRUTCHER 4 co.,
Auction & Commission Merchants,
No. SO MARKET, OPPcsITz USroz STREET,
NASHVILLE. TENNEssER-
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.mer Red Rover. aaI fas iais isr ~ m
CAETER, WMhsFoaD . go.
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UHUDEALE8s
J YNT a T II ANO R
No. Al Broad Street, Nashville, Tom.
WHOLESALE
groceries and Liquors
OF ALL KINDS,
BACON, LARD, FLOR AND PRODUCE or EgERT
DESCRIPTION
"A now prepared % shoWa large and stock
w Of Groceries and Liquors. 10 which We invita-
he inspection Of cash buyers and determined % ss as
cheap as the cheapest sxcepe1
oHer hen as good inducements other house in the trade
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-12
HOME SKATING.
A NEW ARTICLE FOE HOME AMUSEMENT
PATENT FLOOR SKATE!

PATENT FLOOR SKATE!
FOR THE PARLOR.
These Skates run common floor or carpet without
injurng them in the least and perfectly initiate ice ska
ing
With them young ladies and gentlemen can accomplish
themselves for ce-skatng
They most delightful home amusement, admirably
adapted also for children giving them at the same time
healthy and pleasing exercise and present can please
them better
~ We have sizes to suit all ages
We have also received a LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
ASSORTMENT OF
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OF THE LATEST STYLES,
W. P. TOWLES & BRO,
PATENT sHoULDER-sEAM SHIRT MANDATORY,
AND GENTS FURNISHING STORE,
las Baltimore street
Under Carroll Hall.
AGENTS FOR CLARK'S MACHINE COTTON sl2u
EovELTIEsl
NEW AND RAREl
CENTS BELONGINGS.
NEW STYLE COLLARS.
TRAVELLING SHIRTS
e SHIRT FRONTS
{" FRENCH HANDKERCuIEFs
g SCARFS.
&c" SCARF PINS ... s.
SHIRTS
-. MADE TO ORDER
SEAMLESS GOODS, ALL STYLES.
CONSTABLE, WALKER 4 CO.,
shirt MANUFACTURERS,
s12.tf l55 Baltimore street.
ADAMS, SHIRTS No. LAG
SHIRTS fSHIRTsl
s175 SHIRTsl SHIRTsl SHIRTS! S75
SHIRTsl SHIRFsl SHIRTsl SHIRTS
SHIRTS SHIRTS! SHIRTS SHIRTsl sHIRrsl
SHIRTsl SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS!
81 80 SHIRTS SHIRTsi SHIRTS $3.50
..-.-s ....- SHIRTs SHIRTS!
W. Baltimore SHIRTS street.
The finest Shirt I75 Good Shirts prices Shirts
made II materials furaished for IS cts. ADAMS,
sl2tf 146 W. Baltimore street, up stairs.
COUNTRY HAMS.
A lot Of the DORSEY, Hams, from Elkridge Connois.
seurs in the article please call at
---.--t' .''s.'- 0.''f A. J. HAMPsONS,
auaH Elm. Charles stfset