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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
LINCOLN AND HAMLIN-GoD BLESS THEM


AIR-"Coumbia, the Gem Of the Ocean"
Tbere's sound like the srTges Of ocean,
Or winds sweeping forest and lea;
Il comes from q nation IN mctfon-
From millions who We sworn 10 be freei
here thoughts beyond Words which impress them,
Az they shout with enrapturod applause
sBeres 10 Lincoln and Eaynlin God blees them
And bless, too our country and csuscl"
CHORUS.
And bless, too our country and csusel
md Dless, too, our country and csasei
Here's 70 Lincoln end Hamlinl God bless theml
And bless, too, our country and caneel
through the portals Of death syesk the sires,
Aroused from their haven OF rect,
To kbdie the slambefi ing Gree.
Til they glow In each patriotic bressti
Trey stretch out Their rms 10 eafest them
Their children, who honor their laws
and ory--"Lipcoln and KsriiD, God tless therni
And b)ess, toe, our country arc cGasel"
CECErs
And bese too, our country ~ cause, &C
The future speaks Out with lie voices,
And lons with the rect Of al tine
As v smiles with delight, and rejoices
~ scene more thar grand--t1a,'s Fuolimel
And vain lie the hope TO suppress item,
Or 10 stife the shouts OF applause
Which cry-"Lincon and Hamlip, God oesy theni
And blets, TOO, ou, country ard causel'
CToRrs.
And bIese, 700, our country sro cause, SC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
THE PRINCE OF WALES IN NEW YORK.

Since the reception Of the that the time Of the ar
rival Of hs Royal Hghness in the metropolis had been
definitely fred the utmost activity has prevailed among
al VINO nterd 10 aid In rendering homage the favored
youth As announced, he win remain In New York only
three days, but the probability that genuine no
vety and excitement win be crowded that time thar
ne has experienced since be set oo upon North American
srn
Great preparations are already under way. and they
have been undertaken, too, by gentlemen who will not
hesitate any expense necessary 20 hives, the occasion
with niGest worthy OF s object We publish below
the Names residences and occupations OF the committee
who matter In hand thu, our readers may
the character and standing Of the individuals Of whcn
composed, and have . ioresh sdowng OF the nature
Of tire undertaking in which they have so heartily en-
parked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

At--"walt Tor the wagon
here BE- a right and wrong q paYics.
And the rlfht is On Osr eide,
80 let ue mount the wagon,
ma LEI TIC IulCu ride
no nat IN thr war-u,
Ard the r.orle aro it, 7ryrgs.
Every lover CT bis oounSy
Ter tfs CrI0r s.EEr
flag 90 ttl tltn, VI. te f1 ne rror.
CJg % y ~ o. enc 10 te hetittt y.4e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
RAINIER SONG.


Am--'l'rom GreenlaDd's Icy Mountain"
Who teleth not 3 rapture,
Who ooundeth not IN pride,
With Lnooln's banner DER him,
~ d Freedom On his elder
for him We teek DO triumph,
~ whom We strive and stand,
Bot Liberty and Freedom,
The glory Of the land.
The bold and gallant lincoln
bss won golden name,
md now his countryr give him
The pinnacle Of fame.
be sought the post Of danger,
Mid spirits bold and free,
Ano now the gallant Lincoln
Our President shall be.
Our watchword now Ia Freedom,
Our panopiy ana might
We prize the peoples liberty,
Their every chartered right.
To the breeze we'l throw our banner,
And all the world shall zee,
Vel crown the gallant Lincoln
The leader Of the freel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
OLD ABE AND his FIGHTS,

0LU ABE AND his FlGhlS.
AIs-"EoSer de Coyeriy."
Tel us Of bis eight with Douglas
How his spirit never luails;
Tell us OF his manly bearing,
on his skill in splitting rails.
Tell us he's second WEBSTER,
Or, If better, Henry Gay;
That be's full Of genial bumor--
Placid CO summer day.
Call him Abe, or call him Abrsm-
Abraban-'tS al the same;
Abe Will smell az sweet a either;
We don't care about the name.
Say he'e capable and bones.--
Loves country's good alone
Never drank drop OF whskey-
Wouldn't know it from etoDe.
Tell ue be resembles Jackson,
Save he wears larger boot,
and In broader 'croes the shoulders,
And ie taller oy foot.
Anything you choose 10 tell 10
We viii take without structure;
But, oh, dontl-we beg and pray yor-
Don't, for Gods sake-ehow his pictured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
TIE FLAG OF OUR PARTY.

AW--''rtar STarglea taLLer.
o say, do You sec, rs Il foats the breeze.
he emblem we hail, Of cur country savstionf
On u broad folds inscribed Oct stars al Ablsze,
The time honored motto Of rrea; and free ration.
"E IlUritvs trEm- AYE, true-''we are one,n
And the only free people the eln shines upon;
lis the Tag Of our party fun high Jet u wave
For Breckenridge and lane, ever gallant and brave.
On the stump may be seen, through the mrts Of the
The foes saucy leaders their followers haranguing;
Each Arnold like traitor cres 'Nar q tue knife
All thosc who oppose them meet fouiiy be slanglng.
And they echo their lies the earth 10 the skes
such folly and ialsehood AL good men Gespse,
Bot the flag Of our party stAl fal high shail wave
For Brecknridgc and Lane, ever gallant add brave.
Ard where is that band, ever glorious and true,
When danger bc,ets and high courage y needed
To tie good ship q state, both commander and crew.
Harkl the watcbword Is given-sbal II Pass AL IN.
beededf
"Breckinridee ard TAner, let us echo arsip.
Their honor untarnishcd thor fame free from san;
Then the FAC Of our party triun rhant shall wave
For ststcemen and n,roCs, the good, wire and brave
thus be il ever truo patriots viii stand,
btween our loved homes ard a traitor ambition;
From Pfecknridge and iAre may bossted free land
Receive Of Their wisdom Tho fullest fruiiion.
Ihep conquer We mys snce oaT caufe Il Just
And TIE faR Of our party victory snal
"0or the land Of the nee and tie bone o. the brave"
OUR UNION-RiGHT or WRONG.
As-"Oic NTgmny Nevc- 1re'
Eouse cearts Of ireedCU or honai
Hars 10 dsrrlcn CRY.
Tear Liberty bcreatn her dome
Irocaius has danger nigh.
Ccfae. let your noble sholt 81 .er,h,
I'VE FS sit'S 60 :sS5sstsSss I Ea5r 20 NORTH.
O1r Jricr--rgh, or wrong
ne tenr'e or brave iaths-s MADE,
n wehler % the sor.e
-ffl trr Donci TER - mayed
Ntfr [r'..tIF SO an'lf..l
fr rrrtr ~ ife g1rUee f.frr
Wh.t or our hi rers t1ra.ef
{ Errpc -orf ~ f-rts ctrr'ry slrTt
ltr LI.r--- ea. III wrHrFi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

Out OF this General Committee have been formed Com
ntees on Invitations Tickets and Finance on Reoep
tlon on House and Music, Decorations Toasts &c
on Dinner on Police and Carriages Canada committee
(who have just performed their duty) and Washington
committee who will ere long perform theirs In proceed
ing to Washington inviting the Chief Magistrate to be
present and participate in the festivities Of the approach
Ing event.
II remarkable fact and worthy OF notice, that ne
obore organisation represents sco hundred millions Of
doiars-an of wealth that has before been
called together for similar purpose the history OF the
country AL gentlemen OF taste, experience and
hnemeut, and citizens may rest assured that what
is undertaken by them will be performed in q man
that will reflect dsoTedt upon the metropolis Of
republic.
The details Of the reception and entertainment Of the
Prince have not yet transpred but already the note OF
preparation Ia sounded The hotels laying them.
selves out for big crowd Flora MeFlimseys
looking around for something wear the Jopnscs
already state Of anxious ereryescence the mlnncrs
arc making ready for a superb opening OF the
tempting adornmen,s; the merchants are anticipating
rich harvests from the accumulated throng that will by
that tine have been gathered from every portion Of
Uniou and, IN word, shall have three days carnival
that will be srnoed by constellation Of rank beauty and
fashion such have not been Gotham for many
day
Everybody expected TO be happy and doubt every
body will, with the solitary exception Of number Of
melancholy philosophers whose yellow gloves aud white
hats are the beacon lights which Indicate the sunkep
rocks whereou their ambitious hopes have been gnomn
ousiy wrecked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30

"House, freemen, TO your fathers seats,
co TO the rescue thropg,
Defend the Un,on's sacred stars,
Tie Cn,on-right or wrong"
sons Of the press, proclaim its worth
IN Geographic ores;
Bid Young America stand forth
Ana emulate their slresi
wakel sister States, and hand " band,
Round Freedoms temple throng;
Come, shout in obe united band,
Our lnion--right * wrong'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
A DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN SONG.

"A DEMOIhAliC CAMfAiON SONOs
AIR" Aud Lang syne."
Come, rally round the pation's flag,
and catch the nations song,
Rig forth our party battle cry,
In chorus loud and long,
"for Breckinricge and Lane, my soysp
Der valley, hin and plain,
The cry now echoes through the land,
"for Rrcckinridge and Lane !"
We feht, tis true, mighty host,
host Of every hue;
But truth and right will nerve us en-,
And bear Us bravely through.
For Breckenridge and Lane, my boys,
In forum and in field,
Have met and vanguished better foes
To these they'll never yield.
DER Buene yista's blood stained soil
Der Mexico's domain,
Fame spreads her scroll; there, high inscribed,
Stand Ereckinridge aDd Lane.
Brave Breckinridge and Lane, my boys,
Whe led mid shot &C shell,
And CALAMITY won victory,
once moro will lead us well.
Our Tag floats proudly on the breeze
It's motto waves on high
" The constitution sno the law
BY these We live or de-"
Braye Breckenridge and Lane, my boys
VIII yield that banner never,
Their stalworth arms will bear IL up
iii hand and heart shall sever.
The rallying cry 10 heard afar;
New England's granite hills
The Weetern wilds-the sunny SOUTH
The air with chorus fills.
"ior Breckirridge and Lane" my boys,
let speech and song now ring;
pemocracy's two noble sons
Great victory will bring.
With traitors to orr fathers causc-
For which they fought and died
Win those denying equal rights"
l. = Ill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
And bIess, TOO, our country arc c
MACHINE.

MACHINE.
AR-"Away Down Eat"
Politicians love 10 twiddle
took my old fashioned fiddle,
ScrAtch'd some noiee ca iooa-cep paper,
Greas'd my elbow and did scrape..
But, o, alssi--I found 700 soon
I'd play very sorry tire;
Bat Std think IL must 70 cown,
Ike Elder Peck, OF Old JefB Brown.
Well, said !, and how is ths7
nave not rAy'd 70 much lm-R;
They esiI, dance and curee the dGdier,
And are too mean 10 pay the Fiddler.
Ter came whisper 10 NY ekr--
Wat, old fellow, you shall nen-
l.st while, ard stop your jswirg,
Loos out and zee for whom you're saving
II is that dirty, motley crew,
Bore and Beaver deserted, too,
Scemn sages Of the natter,
Pull Of black &c mau sersGtor.
Coming neaps Of prev iogs twsdeie
ofrum and nlggers IN their rctC.e;
OF temperance they are Cock and Bal,
Der peoples eyes 70 scrape the wc1i:
All rtbid elements employ.
The constitution 10 destroy;
To them demop--dark and feii-
lesgge with death, compac, and hell
wilson & %. want kicking,
Sumner wanis AIothcr l.cEIg;
20 does Greeley, who gulp'd ne crc,
And srrAwld ola seward N tic mudl
Old Buckle horse has tarI q re saddle,
Breck'ridge stands the cSrssvay swaedle;
STEPHEN A. Douglas holds the re.n,
Bel 70 clutcb.ng At h.g name.
Abe Lincoln SITE sstriGe re raj,
With one hand holG!ng CT els tai
And all he friends are 4 qriyer
10 see him scoC: up SAT- riycr.
There's another India rubber se.,
With conscience tough and o.aos - Jet,
rools-to seId them to Convent.cn;
AL rate peace and love contention.
Butler, Whitney or a .orIg,
Peoples vel known w.eh igrorEg,
Without the relgr. the mare or i&,l,
hrsi scoot on Abraham Linco.ns rail.
10 with the wesxel round the s.rmp,
An Try on the Old Horse 20 Jump,
and on his marrow bones 20 revel--
50 may he kick them 20 the DEVIL
Amep--says the modest preacher,
A Smith, a Greeley Or beecLer
Amep-says Lincoln, Hsnlin, Jsne,
And other lopgbeele, down q Laire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
POLITICAL RIDE.

C,xpnoS soSc--AR-" Dearest Mae"
dreamed dream the other night,
When al the world was stu,
Tor then sav the Nooly Bcrse
going down the nil.
He'd r.ngbole, spawn, ard the heaves,
And what tell you, mind,
lie couldn't olt one Of t.f eyes,
And tho other one raS blind.
cnoRrs--Oh the Nooiy Horse has got the sis,
And 10 salt river started,
Whore Old Abc's going splitting rails,
All sad and broken hearted.
Ho drew q curious looking chaise
And Lincoln sat therein.
With Long John Wentworth by his side,
Both On friendly grin.
They talked Of tarh, humbss ami schemes,
And all that SORT Of fun.
And how they'd fat the Wooly Horse
When they got at Washington.
CsoEt s--oh, the Woony Horse must for life
Without his long sought punder,
For the Little Giants or the track,
And is bound 10 run lin under.
said Old Long John TO Abraham
\ locking very plant
We must dew Use snme humbuC plan
To Kin the Little Giant"
said Lincoln, "that will never do
Without some other hgges.p
And wnkinf, both at once, they cried,
eve have Il with the nigeers."
cIoErs-Oh, the wcolly Horse has got the ails, &C.
mus onward rode the gallant pair,
of humbug natter. talking,
OF tariff, bank, and special bills,
For bogus and default NJ;
When. 10 they saw, far IN advance,
The white House in full view,
And the Little Giant going In,
Before the wooliy crew.
cBosUs-oh, the Woody Horse has 90, the sIls, SC
HURRAHl FOR BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE.
AR-"Dont You wlsh You Nay Get It,"
Unfuri the banner 10 the breeze
From Georgia through the land 10 Maine,
And let its waving folds display
% The names OF Breckinridge and lane.
From East 10 West loud peans ring;
On every hill top, every plain,
The shout goes Up from old and young,
Hurrnb for Brechnrdge and lane,
The statesman wise, the hero brave,
Our rights and honor will maintain;
Our councils guide, our battles eight
HurTah for Breckenridge and lane.
Our institutions shall abide,
Our glorious Union long remar,
And every threatening storm outride,
Upheld by Brcckinridge and lane.
Disun.onis,s in vain desire
Our common country rert 10 twaIni
her spite ard envy tend " rive
Success 20 Breokinriigc ard Lane.
Aspiring demagogues may strive,
And every nerve FOR Office strain
such giants shrink 70 pigrnles small,
Compared 10 Breok nridge and Lane.
Then let az 20 the crn,est haste;
Al opposition will be vain
glorious victory awaits
The friends Of Brcckirridge AMI Lane.
CLING TO THE UNION.
Au-"Wait Tor the wagonp
here 10 rfht and wrong paYtics,
And The rght is On OR eide,
80 let uF mount the wagon,
ana let nc Uu.cu ride
no nat IN thc wager,
Ard the ro.rla arc tt 7rrlrgs
Every lover q Bis counay
Ter tEs Gr.0r sEEF
Gag 20 ttc rl.sn, .ra % pc rr9r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
MAKE WAY FOR THE VOLUNTEERS.

AW-"Pariant pour IN Salt River
there Ia a waking up Of nations,
stirring up OF snakes,
Tie people shout for Douelas,
Abe Lincoinis got the shakes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
Rhymes Of the Campaign and the
Poetry Of Politics.
THE MUSES. IN A POLITICAL REVOLUTION.
Songs and Sentiment of Party
Spirit.
Squatter Sovereignty, Sitting on Rail,
Ringing Bell, the Woolly Horse Of
Disunion, the Texas Mustang.
The Fun, Folly, Fancy and Furore Of Tho
Canvass,
&c, &C., &c.

VOTE FOR BELL, OF TENNESSEE.
National Union Siee Club No. l..
Don't you hear that rambling sound;
Those deep toned muYmurs al srourc,
The peoples voice Ills known 70 be,
For old John Bell OF tennessee.
Sound the tocsin strike the drum;
The people have resolved 70 come;
shouts Of g!sdness Srd Of glee
Are raised for Bell, of Tennessee.
Uh, ali, olte,
Vote fer Bell, OF Tennessee.
Flags are spread and banners ty,
MON men are now 20 Try
And win glorious victory
With old Jonn Bell, OF tennessee.
For Abraham the chance 10 ipei;
He quails before the Onion host
And breck. and Dug. and ~ wil DO
uted up BY Bell, Of Tennessee.
Uh, al, olse,
Vote for Bel, Of Tennessee.
Honest John, the people say,
ie sure 10 win on lection day;
and IN the nations chair Wen sec
That sound old Bell, Of Tennessee.
In union, then, We seek for strength,
Our glorious Onion, breadth and iergth;
And may We be forever free
20 about for Bell, Of Tennessee.
y Ii, q Ii, o lac.
Vote for Bell, OF tennessee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-30
BELL AND EVERETT.

AR star sreng ed BanncT.N
4 peal ircu the tocsin--say, hear ye the sound,
Az the wiod bears onward DER mountain and vallcyi
lis The signal 10 patriots TO gather around
he standard Of truth, Tor q glor )us rally
Oh ften Sc well, 10 the glad echoes swell,
lis he sound Of our old cops,itutonal Bell
II calls W, al faction and wrong 10 oppose
AID ie cAl,wll be needed where Everett goeei
Il ,rpeas no, 70 South, IL invekes no, The North
but the whole happy Union would save from polu!Icn,
AId VI ere hs clear notes bound cxultingly forth,
Thty conjure % 70 stand by our tried consultation.
tbe Tuih viii compel every freeman 70 tell,
That note false 70 these eer has pcscd from our BEL
AUD We ioveliesl page in our history shows
hat WvbnFton's with W where Everett gocs
Ter the STATESMAN who bears not bot o. his uanc
WevliuFy work With an honest devotion;
Fcr The Patriot % liEkod with loved cOuntrvs faro
hessod charity strives with q heartfelt emotion.
on tt-k 81 The swell Of sweet voices that well
IRON harmon ous threats Ia accord With orr peli.
TheFJc he voices of peace for the whole 1ion snCwr
Tut wcnlsu p with ue waAe everett ro-s
lr -s f.snd for To- 'uc hearts wto ever have stood
trIer1s y al u Tie rghts Of our glorEH nsIiop,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

Regular Tuesdays 81. LSuis Packet.
YfNHE new and superior side whee stssnsr Gen. -
Anderson viii run q shove regularly 49,, ~
in connection with tie teamer b N. Hum rsE4ES.
Yans until tie steamer Hiilman taxes her pl1re Isr
departure viii be every TUESDAY, at y o'clock 81 his AZ
raagsnent the public viii have reliable packet boats
on TUBSDAYsand FRIDAYS Of every week for 81. Lcus
For freight or 7sss'ge apply On board or
A. HAMILTON, 80
mar2S-d6n Il. HARRISON Aseni'-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02
FMOTOGRAPmIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing to my old friends
toners that after q have again
turned to the practice Of the Photographic Art
in all its branches having purchased the my brother
in the old established Gallery in Union Street, having spent
four menth in New York the Summer obtain fully all
the late improvements in the have painted ard
enlarged the suite OF Rooms throughout. That facilities
now better to produce first class work than Galleries. can
boast Of and conduce the comfort Of patrons trust not
only to sustain the proud position Gallery has herttors
sustained Dat to elevate 70 yt higher standard. have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK the best Photo
graphers the world who the Pictures obtained the
nrst premium at the Worlds Pa in London 1851 and am
determined not only to make this the leading Gallery the
State but my work shall surpassed North or South
and introduce to the public the following new styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Vignette. plain eolored;
ITorytypes, colored;
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs on Canvass. life size;
Visiting cards, full leng 9Th, plain;
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at sitting.
bterreoScopes, on glass or paper.
continue TO make the Meainoype and Anbspe hereto
lore The above styles all entirely neon this city, except
the Autograph Osrd, which only made at time. All
who are in want ofanhng in line politely invited TO eve
me call before visiting elsewhere, vnen will BY ocular
demonstration The above facts. Respectfully,
oct9I-n Y. W. HUGHES.
BOOTS. SHOES AND BROGAN
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TENHAT comfortable dwellings No Is North summer street
4 Apply to J. KlRkMAS.
n0yl5-u- President Union
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~ DOZEN Cans Fresh Peaches, us received and fer sale
> aprl2-tf MIzELL HOOPER co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

~ . 80 NdI9NH1HHE
Ii stock Of thae articles house. No. CeIIers
n street. disp0sng Of At cess. T. you want
COOKING STOVES, for Wood or CesI;
WROUGHT IRON STOVES,
HEATING STOVES,
CHURCH STOVES,
Or any other Stoves or Gates a. low prices for essh
is the opportunity % obtain them.
n0vl-0 MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02
ROW Cigar and TObaccO store.
sBeu Coal.
MACkERELs
pTDrT7 upn1T D1cgo.r
1850.
For sale.

ON THURSDAY, tie 18th November next, by virtue Of
Deed Of Trust, executed by John and George N.
zOooGer will proceed sell, the premises all the
fodder farming utensils Of all descriptions
Deed. Also Of land,
every suited for stockaIm. Said situated the
Csmpbesvle Turnpike road, miles South Of Columbia.
WILLIAM GALLOWAY
Nashville UNIoN copy three times and send
to this Office --COlUD6jG Press
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NORRIS a sTRATToN Ut

H0RShS a SERATTON,
WHOLESALE GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
Dealers ia Foreign < Domestic Liquoru,
NO IA MARKET STREET
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
VETB IN receipt Of large AID we'll assorted stoK
w Groceries, Liquors, &C., to which atIento
400 hhds Loussns Sugar, all grades;
$50 bills n. Y. and Baltimore Crashed Sugar ali srAas
$50 DO DO Do Coffee aaI E1l 10;
:" DO dc La. Leaf coF4vr do DO
500 bags choice Baltimore oogssi
100 do do Laguyrs do.
600 bbls choice aebOned AOiasses
300 u bbls do do do;
-, 20 kegs St. Louis syTuPi
100 do La. do.
TIN PLATE.
200 boxes J. O. I0xI4 Tin;
100 do IOxIl do, very cheap Tor cal
$50 boxes s.ar Candles
200 do Summer do:
NV do st. Louis and Mem. soaps
100 do Starch;
so cases Tea;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper
50 g DO DO Do Do Do Dc s sRSs;
100 do superior oarb Soda, S'papsr,
'go casks do do;
2 casks Dutch Nader;
20 tiereesR Rice;
l25 do WaShboaris;
30 nests Tubs;
100 dozen Brooms;
$50 boxes Tobacco an grades Va brana
500 kegs pure White Lead;
30 b5ls do LiRseed Oil;
25 kegs Shot, all SIZES
30 do Bar Lead;
so cases Mason BlAekinRE
5000 Rags hne Liverpool ssItJ
1909 soils KansEha do:
$40 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies MAgnolfa Whsk,
600 DO Raw Ohio d.:
200 do old Country 40.
$50 do Smiths old Reserve DO
100 do Old Bourbon do,
so do do Rye 40.
luO dc Monongahela DO:
30 do Old Port and Malaga Wine,
90 do A. VI. Gin;
2pipes Holland Gin;
do Old Cognzc Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien CIATct Wine;
40 baskets Champagne, exrai
l5C1 cases Brandy;
800 packages Domestic Rrauayi
300 barrels Cider Vinegar;
" Ii many other articles for the Grocery trads.
anil MORRIS a STRATTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-02

1.-TWO negro men, good farm hands Also, negro woman
with several children. Said woman is good house
want cook &C. and will be hired good home board
clothing. We prefer hiring in Edgeheld vicinity.
J. L. & R. ". BROWN,
nCvl-d2W AZ Cherry street.