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Tnys AND rInE-wORKs.

WE ARE now RECEIVING Dt-
w rect from the importers, one Of the
largest and best assorted stocks Of Christ
mes Toys and Fire Works, ever brought
to batou Rouge, which we offer by whole
sale ut New Orleans prices. Our stock Ut
Fire W orks, consists partly Of
ROMAN CANDLES.
ROCKETS, Of all kinds,
WHEELS,
SCROLLS,
TRIANdLEs,
VERTICLEs.
SERPENTS,
H0PPEHS.
BLUE LIGHTS.
FLOWER FOTs.
BENgOLAS,
MlNERS.
CRACKERS.
TDRPrDOFS,
BALLOONS,
ETC, ETC.
And our stock of Toys consists Of every
variety kept by Toy shops. Dealers are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine
our stock before sending their orders 10
New Orleans or purchasing elsewhere.
bov24-wy. A. STEWART " 60.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05

THE DAMAGE TO THE JACKsoN Rail.
RoAD.-The injury 20 the Jackson
railroad by the late rain storm has
been found more extensive than
was at first supposcd-lmmensc
washes have been made in the EN-
bankments between Osyka and
Magnolia, and on this side of Sum
init, Miss. In many places the
earth has been washed away for
the distance Of several hundred
yards, leaving wide gulf through
which the waters flow like broad,
swollen currents.
We regret to learn that an acci-
dent; resulting in the death of three
persons, occurred below Magnolia,
on Tuesday. Our information is,
that a down freight train was pre-
cipitsted into one Of the washes,
and the boiler Of the engine explo-
ded, causing the death of the con-
ductor, engineer and wood passer,
and iniuring fireman.
We cannot state exactly how
long a time will be required to re-
pair the injuries to the road, but
we suppose provision will be made
with all possible despatch for the
regular Transmission of the nails
~ q. Bulletin, lst inst.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05
A Race OF Pigmies.

Dlbo told me that to the south
Of X AHA and Susa there ia n very
sultry and humid country with
many bamboo woods, inhabited by
the race called Dokes, who are no
bigger than boys of ten years old
that is, only four feet high. They
have a dark. olive-eolored complex
ion, and live in a completely saw.
age state, like the beast ; having
neither houses, temples. nor holy
trees, like the Gallas. yet possess
ing something like an idea of n
higher being called Yer, to whom
in moments of wretcbodness aud
snxiety..they pray--not in an erect
posture, but reversed. with the head
on the ground, and the feet sup
ported upright against tree or
stone. In prayer they say "Yer
If thou really dost exist, why dost
thou allow us thus to be slain p
We do not ask thee for food and
clothing, for we live on serpopts,
ants and mice. Thou hast made
us, why dost thou permit us to be
trodden under footW The Dokos
have no chief, no laws, no weapons;
they do not hunt. nor till the
ground, but live solely ON fruits,
roots. mice, serpents, ants, honey,
and the like, climbing trees, and
gathering tho fruits like monkeys
aud both sexes 90 completely nak-
ed. They have thick, protruding
lpse, fat noses, and small eyes
the hair is not woolly, end is worn
by the women over the shoulders -
The nails On the hands and feet
are allowed to grow like the talons
of vulturcs. and are used in dig.
ging for ants, and in tearing 70
pieces the sorpents which they de-
vour raw, for they are unacquaint-
ed with fire. The spine Of tho
snake ia the only ornament worn
round the neck, but they pierce the
ears with sharp-pointcd piece of
wood.
The Dokos multiply very rapid
ly, but have no regular marriages,
the intercourse of the sexes lead
ing 10 no settled home, each in per
feet independence going whittier
fancy leads. The mother nurses
her child only for n short time. ac-
customing it as soon as possible to
the eating of ants and serpents;
and as soon as the child can help
itself, the mother let's it depart
whittier it pleases. Although these
people live in thick woods, and con-
ceal themselves amongst the trees,
yet they become the prey Of the
slave.hunters Of Susa, Kaffa, Dunn
baro, and Kulla; for whole regions
of their woods are encircled by the
hunters, so that the Dokos cannot
easily escape. When the slave
hunters come in sight Of the poor
creatures they hold up clothes Of
bright colors, singing and dancing,
upon which the Dokos allow them
selves to be captured, without re-
sistance, knowing from experience
that such resistagce is fruitless,
and can lead only to their destruc-
ton. In this way thousands can
be captured by small band Of
hunters; and once captured they
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For the gsrst.s and Comet.
TIE GRECIAN MOTHERS,
NJ fLlsH A. soRiaPIy

zslobsc's sacred walls the y pass.
The arseisn mothers IN their terror hying,
While ringing IN their ears thsy hear the last
Shouts Of the fosrpsn. vsilings of the dying.
They shuidsr'ng pause hsfore the fesrfnl steep
In awful blscknsss ~ wning wide beneath them
Aud see beyond the tetrors ~ that leap
The MARTYRS crown of f.delss. irht enwfesth them
Afsr they hesf The distant battle crr,
Afst they mark their hsplsss psnpls nting.
And sinking down they ask of God on high
Rest fef the dead Ind mercy for The dying.
Gen. What is ,his th., thus they ftetsled start.
with tlsfine eyes and DARK locks Wildly streaming,
what savage shouts have withefsd every hsafti
Itis The crescent nearer, nearer cleaning
They rice. And rsrniy standing lace 70 face,
Head In each others eyes the purpose fearless,
Press their young children In cne last ernbrses,
Closer and closer, mite and pale and fearless
They clasp their tressutsts, then with one wild
prayer
Spring 10 the brink and shudlsfing east them
over
A Sudden glory falls on earth and air.
Young angels all unseen around them hover.
with ivining hands their countfy's strains they
sing.
Their last brsathed prayer for their loved land
Is given,
Then down the steep the gtecisn mothers spring
Ard clasp their children on the shores ofHeaVen'
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05

On Saturday evening, The let day Of De
cember 1850, FLORENCE SMITH, aged ?
years, grand child Of l.. {. and l.. A
Morris.
ON Saturday evening, the let inst. at
the residence of her father ! u. Powers.
in this parish, JpSErlllNb A. HEAMES
wife of -. 7. Hesms, of East feliciana,
age dsboHt % years.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05
CLOAKS.

T HAVE just opened new lot Of Cloaks which
Il will be sold extremely low.
SHaWLs.
Of the e useful articles have good assortment
and at all prices.
DRESS GOODS.
French Merinoes at 81 90 per yars, also hand
some and large assortment OF Gray Goods, Wooleh
Plaids, Printed flaDnsls ano DeLaines-
MOURNING GOODS.
In every varle 4 Of styles and prices
oc.23' FANNIE I. VCoNoR.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05

sEMr. winsns, Of Baltimore, worth
about $4,000 900, Is deeply interested In
the success OF "cigar shaped steamers"
He has con ntracted for one 600 feet in
length, proportioned to correspond, and
intended to cross the Atlantic n Eve
days.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05

Curious FAcrs-The census de-
velops the curious fact that there
arc more Scotch descendants in
London than in Edinburg, more Ir-
ish than in Dublin, 10000 more
Romauists than in Rome, and more
Jews than in Palestine. There are
no less than 10000 Germans, So
600 French, and COCO Italians : a
very largo numberof Asiatics, from
all parts of the East. and many
still worship their idols.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05

BUILDERS MATERIALS.
LIME-2O0 Barrels Richards Cape;
CEMENT-5O Barrels Rosedale
PLAsTER-Z0 do. beat quaity,
HAIR-2OO Bushels Long staple;
sAsD-20 Barrels White Lake sand
sAND-2nOO Barrels Par Sand;
MALBLE DUST-Io Barrels New fork.
nov2s JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05

nay A New York sharper adver-
tiscd that Edward Everett would
lecture in Liberty Hall, Elizabeth.
~ j., on Friday 10th, and having
collected a considerable sum by
sale oi tickets. attempted to slope
in disguise, but was arrested by
the citizens at the depot. and forced
10 disgorge.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05
SHAWLS! sHAWLs!!

7 AIDES in need of Sha~is, would DO well 10 cal
Lat our store and insI ect assortmen Mt In this
linz, which we sell at low prices, to compete with
any Arm In town.
DALsHETsTER. SIMON a co.
nove Corner Laurel and Third street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05
LARGE CONSIGNMENT or AUCTION
GOODS.

7 HAVE just received large bot ~ auction
| goods. which am compelled to close out with
In a few davs. a. ersfors onsr the the folio wing
articles for cash.
BRUSSELS Carpets A. Tb cents per yard.
Embroidered Bands at a. 30, woIth ~ 10,
Irish Linen frop, 10 To 90 cents, worth 10 cents,
Chenille Shawls at ~ 50csnts worth o. 90,
ShawlF and Cloaks at one half their value.
I call the particular attention Of every buyer
10 the large consignment just received, a. u must
DC closed out In a short tune.
A. ROsENFIELD,
oct3I Cor. Lafayette and Laurel sts.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05
SITUATION WANTED.

DY young Lady "a graduate Of Louis
- lana ~ teacher in a private family
For particulars apply Mt this office.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05

:sE The LAGRANGE (Ga') Reporter an
nounces the death Of the Hon. Edward Y.
Hill, which occurred In that place on Tues
day night last.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05
sILKsr sILKsii SILKS
JUST RECEIVED

EROM France and for sale by Mr.. The
IL ophile Bertrand, large assortment
Of Embroidery. consisting Of Collars.
Sleeves. Muslin and Jaconot, Valeuciennes
and Guipuro Sota. jRcOnut aud Swiss
Bands. Linen Yokes aud Bands, Hand.
kerchefs. Reafs and Sails for brides, Cloaks
and Shawls. silk Dresses, Ribbons, Flow.
ers, Straw. Velvet and silk Bonnets. Shirt
Bosoms Black Lace Walls. All for sale
at tho lowest prices. dec4.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05
RECEIVED ON COMMISSION.

Sn BOXES ass rted Pie Fruits, Jams and Jel.
.VJ lies, In Boxes and Bottes-low for cash at
pov2O A. MATrAS.
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SPECIAL " . TIC " -
STHAyEU OR STOLEN

L'HoM The residence of his owner 81
u hest Baton hougs, m sunday, I'd zssS->h
inst sEtTEB bOti shot't tWp years oid. RAJ her
thin In h-sh. deep yellow or orange color, Khite
or blanc face. white breast, bushy tell sns an.
swsrs ~ the nqme q hrlls liberal reward win
ba paid fr his recovery. Information leit a' this
Onice. dseb
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-12-05

nov21
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-03

UlULlNNoE.s
$50 bbls Refinery Mcaszes, 90 kegs Golden syrur.
FOR sale low BY TERRAsS BROTHERS.
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE

AN now Offering fo sale the E0use and Lot Cherry street
now occupied by Mr. 5 Weller
house very large and oommodious, containing over TWEEN
ty ro.m with servants rooms, cellars, coal and wood Sheds &c
The house in good orde Of being recently rebuilt and
better adapted first boarding house than house
in Nashville.
The lot is about sixty front by hundred and
tyhye feet and the house situated the lot to admit Of
addition that would render as eommodous any hotel in
the city.
large portion OF funurscan bepurehssed with behouse
II desired.
It we'll known that hotel keeping is in this city pro-
dtabe business and any wishing engage in such
tion this an excellent opportunity procure eligible
ton Being convenient to all the business portions Of the city
For terms. &C., apply to
deca4-tf A. v. 5. LINDSLEY.
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ANIMALS AND CIR BOOKS
ANN a W IA bVOIAS
For she Holidays.
Beautifully Bound acd Illustrated IN the Best Siyls
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK q CO.

No. 50, Union Street.
shakespeare's Merchant Of Venice.
Gallery Of Distinguished English and American Female Poets
Gallery OF Famous English and American Posts.
Women Of Beauty from semiramis to Eugene
The Court Of Napoleon; Society under first Empire.
Tie Republican Court American Society in the days Of
Washington.
The Christian Year Thoughts for the Sundays and Ho
days.
Ornaments Of Memory or Beauty or History, Romance and
Poetry.
Gems Of British Art with choice specimens OF Poetry Bsto
~, etc.
Lioe. Huyiorum; or, Rive. Scenery in France.
The Scenery Ofe United States in Series Of 40 Eaavings
The PoeticsI Work Of Heber. Sabbath Bells
Memory and Hope. The Formers Boy.
Songs Of Affection. Poetcal Works Of Thomas Gray.
The Danes Daughter Poetical Works Charles lamb
The Eve Of St. Agnes. Moores Poetical Works.
Poetry Of the Year. Buns Poetcal Works.
Shakespeare Works. Pope's Poetieal Works.
Byron's Poetcal WORKS. Heber's Poetcsl WorAs
SCOTS Poeiical Works. Thompson's Poetiea Works
Milto7A POeticsl Works Rogers Poeical Works.
southey's Postcal Works. CampbeH's POsHcal Works.
Bryant's POetical Works spenser's Postical Works.
Longelow's Poedsal Works. Halleck's PoeteaI Works
GOldsmith's Traveller. The BoydeH Illustrations Of
Records Of the Heart Shakespeare, proof copy.
Sacred Alegories. Poetry OF the Woods
Poetry OF the Fields MOore's Irish Melodies.
Harper's illustrated Bible London Bible.
Velvet and Turkey Eora9co Bibles.
The Church Prayer Book with Lessons
Paper Mace Portfolios Backgammon Boards and AIbious
Portable Desks, Leather Goods together VITA great many Ju
venjls Books. For sale by
dec 20 JOHN YORK & co:
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TEyUE arm Of MCWHlRTER MILLER & CO, having moved
% ClErksville. F. P. MCWHRTER will remain at the cid
stand Market Street. until the 18th Of February
for the purpose settling the old business ~ the firm % Nc
WmRrrR Bros and MCWmRTER, MILLER Co. All notes and
accounts paid by will be left n the hands OF OFF
or Tor collection. jan5-td
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HORACE II. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

HORACE III. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. 42 g a str eI,
Opposite the CEt6Oyie Church, NGsAUie, 7sHHesBee)
VETILL practice in the several Nasnvis aod
w in the Chancery and Circuit Courts at MeMinnvle
mhI9-dH
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NETISUING to make other investments, propose sell
w all Resi- Estate in Davidson county, follows:
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the Franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton
Containing about Forty Acres
This perhaps, the commanding theViCiny
ve and most desirable country residence. The will
be sold with y Is Of land the purchaser may
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
the Sim Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike (od
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing
The soil good, it is we'll watefed and mbeTe, and
bedivded into small tracts Of twenty upwards all q
which admirably adapted FOR country residences market
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road Occupiedb by T. c. McCsmpbe formerly
owned by Thos Harding, containing about 25e This
plsceis well known need further description
also be divided to suit purchaser T. c. McCampbe will
these PLACES to any who VIII cali
All the above property will sold reasonable terms
a credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply to A. v Lindsey, Nashville, either Of IN
dersignde, TH0S. C. McCAMPBELI,
Six miles Nashville
J. A. MCCAMPBELL,
mh3l Nashville
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EEGROES FOR SALE.

WILL tie gentleman who present tie 10th Of Nov
NJ last when sold Capt WA WALTONs box Of Cigars at
my store do the rgc0rOf calling at A Union street
ianll-tf J. W LANGLEY.
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WOOD, EDDY Il CO.'S
GEORGIA AND DELA WARE
= t a t g LOtt eri eS.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
s 1 0 Q 0 O O

GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
Of Wood EDDY Co.'S ThTee Number will place
in public under the Superintendent OF Sworn Commissioners,
follows:
Glass No. Sc Draws SatuFdaYslFeb 25s 1862
Glass no I56 Draws Sat'day, March 81, 1850
Glass No 2O4 Draws Satsday, April 2S, 1860.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETs
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10000 Cedar Cross-ties Wame

. gVHE Memphis & Ohio Railroad Company DESTROYS
contracting with responsible parties, for the furnishing
and delivery, the river bank at tie mouth II EoJ Eioe
iH lsgp pals, Of
10000 CEDAR CROSSsTIES,
g00 Croses he delivered by May lst and the balance by
July Ist, lSjO.
The C-oses De Of sound timber free from dote Of
shake 81 feet long, with ends square, TO Oe
fairly Of less than eight ~ inches
70 line parallel TO each other, with
thickness Of sis inches between parallel faces.
Terms of payment, third cash delivery and the bal
auceu six and twelve months well endorsed paper.
The privilege eeryai OF rejecting any and all bids should
lle terms not Ia satisfactory.
Sealed Proposals viii he furnishing and deliv
cry DE above material the Engineers Office Of the above
Company iu Hemp until February 10th aud the City Hotel
IN Nahvh from luh 18th February, l-6O atwhich
places any nfOrmg0u desired undersigned
either by lc-ter or in person. w. D PICKETT,
Cher Engineer.
Fnr#rplr' Memphis r..
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DALY's
AROMATIC VALLEY
III = = 2 1AA1A11h
w III I S TX T. Y.

AROMATIC VALLEY
w I'll I S * E Y.
this age Of and detsrious Liquors. it is source
Of satisfaction to be abe introduce public notice the
ABOVE arcioan article Of unquesHoDed purity and possessing
no qualities except such have the most favorable influence
few rods Of soil on the banks Of the Rhine produces the
grape which will flourish nowhere else from whose Juice pro-
ceeds the J0hannisberg The choicest The world.
few acres OF iand N ul produces to ne favor and
quality Of which, manufactured into cigars ineompar
ably superior to t Of the product OF any other soil And
narrow strip oflsnd in the parisn III Nateboeee b louisiana
has long supplied the world with supeexceent article OF
snuff from such tobacco cannot induced grow elsewhere.
In Ike manner ii has long been known nat limited territory
lying the valley Of the MOnongahela river exclusively brings
forth Of properties marked and peculiar that its dst
aon produces whisky Of such superaye character as places
By process recently discovered and known only my
manufactures the grain from the choicest spot Of his favored
locality is made to yield
The Aromatic valley WhiskeYs
with which no other can stand an instants comparison.
have apprehension being accused Of publishing IN.
waranable, exaggerated encomiums, to any who will
Il now the standard article all the first class hesls and
clubs in the city Ct New York. and wherever IS introduced
az once assumes its leading position, is
Awarded the Palm OF superiority,
and the demand for it becomes thing established.
fec peazt and grateful it exercises the happest perma
nent influence upon the constitution
have analyzed sample Of Days lrou,ac Valley Wits
Ky and find pune article Of fine favor, and without
New YORK JAS. R. CHIFFON, N. D., Chemist
STATE AssAYERs OFTIcE, 30 Somerset stTeetl
Boston, April l7th 1888.
II. DAILY, York IL have made chemical analysis Of
your Aromatic Valley Whisky, and find pure Ss G00red
Rye WASky containing injurious matters any
would recommend suitable for medical and public pur
poses CHAS. T. JACKSON, Stale Asssyer,
WM H. DALY:Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is received,
after careful examination, find to be pare article,
entirely free from tie Gdueratag ingredients frequently
aSsd Yours respectfully,
JAS. J. MAPEs, Analytical Chemist
II Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky is sold by the bottle and
only. WIN. II DAILY,
10 South william Street. New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by RAwORTH & GLENN.
desi5-53m
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DRImE OLD JAVA, large lot for sale at Boston
e and New Orleans prices.
Hpr12
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Musical instruction.
PROFESSOR 4. KARRALTTS

WTOULD state to those wishing EMPLOY his services, that
Nv he hasa lew hours now at the disposal Of pupils
Terms Of Instrumental lessons IL taken by the session $50
per session 4 taken by the month So month Cuvs
the voice singing S5per session Invariably in ad-
vance and no deu- ion allowed those charges any
Auplicaouion CA BensOns McClures Music
st-rs moves d3m
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1860.
Fresh Garden S e d
--rr 90. ~ .- -.c..- NJ ,n---laLa atnc. of LAN.

Blue Grass Timothy, Glover, Herds Grass Mllet and all 9th
kinds OF Field Seed on hand during the season.
Country Merchants supplied with Gaden seed on Commission
faug-tf RAINS, BROWN & co 4.
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CHARLES Il. HALL,

CHARLES Il. HALL,
wHoLEsALE AND FETAL DEALER IN
EOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
CARPET BAGS, &c.,
NO. Is SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
y now in receipt Of his Stock for Fail and Winter
trade consisting of Ladies, Misses and Chdrens Booeesi
Shoes and CATERS thin thick sOed with and without heels
Calf Shoes Caters single anddoub
soles.
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do do Kip Brogans, lined aud unlined;
do de Heavy Calf and Kip Roots
do do do do Grain, water proof Boots.
Asge assortment Of Heavy BrOgsls and Boots for Plantation
both Home made and Eastern Work, Men Plough Shoes,
Women's Heavy Dutch Boots, &C.
complete assortment Of Boys and Youths Calf and Kip
Boots Shoes and Brogsns also Misses and Chdrens Kid and
Coat Boo.e Caters ard Shanghai Booees, with and without
heels
Misses and Chidrens Metallic Tipped BOOs-a article
TRUNKS.
AIso French Dress Trunks fine leather, Iron
framed Trunks Vaises, Carpet Bags Ladies' Leather sache
&C., all which offered small advance Eastern Cost
My friends and the public generally respectfully invited to
xamine their stock, feeling confident that they will be pleased
bOthin respect to quality and price.
seplS-d GHAS. B. HALL
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EEMOVAla
JOHN YORK a gn


JOHN YORK q. gn
TTAVE removed their Book gs5r,.r.,-,- -.
Blaak Boot Mandatory 70 he Baptist luIIf-bi- no.
next house oeloW Douglass & Co., Aisrke 49, r. "a
2i door from the square-ard win gIad 10 49, N, t ~
cusions ana invite new ones thai vort in oar line ~ -
prepared 70 make Blank Books the bssf a1ner Al -
gwen pattern Particular attention viii Be- pqi5 n ~ $500
Of fetoqeas ana oid Books Oar orices are a. - IL ~
lowest me style Of work be seen al e Bin or So ~
Union street BOOKS lefI nt either place viii rsesiv. 1891
attention. aPp 80 49, e i.ll1ll-
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InnA M NnIE INTEREST.

ME have from p 10 80 Negroes for sale cheap
Wv cash, at 30 Cedar Street
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LAW BOOKS.
10 I'm YOE a CO.,
BOOKS ELLER

Have Just received the following collection Of
Law publications, to which they beg to invite the
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BRADAs. q SSnOAi1'
BRADAS & SCHOLTZ,
Candy Mamufac reFS'
Importers AID Wholesale Dealers in
ALL KIN OS of FOREIGN FRUITS, CIGARS
LIQUORS, GROCERIES, DC, DC,
5I9, Main Street, four doors below Broad
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY,
AGENTS FOR III. L. STYLES
Superior Fresh Baltimore Can Oysters.
Oysters for shipment packed securely Ice aud goods de
lvered 70 Nashville Depot free OF charge
oct22-d3m
LONDON PORTER, &c.
4 n CASKS Quarts;
lU 10 do Pints
25 4 barrels Lemon Cordial;
p = do Ginger Brandy;
10 casks Cherry Brandy
For sale low st No. - and IS Market street, BY
NAYS HUGH McOREA
N UtS
4 n BBLs. Brazil Nuts; 10 bbls Texas Pecans
" 10 do Fberts; IS do Almonds;
10 do English Wainutsi
for sale low at - and IS Market by
june29 HUGH McCREA g. co
TRRImE JAOLDVA AND MOCHA COFE,IsTs
~ = large lot st very reduced prioes-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-03
LAND FOR SALE.


ICOrn and Wheat.
WILL pay the highest market price for Corn and Wheaid
) lfvered q The CITY Mills. s.N, H0LLINGSWORTH.