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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07
THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.


TRs CincinnaH DALI PREss 4 ne nattsrai orouH Of
labor aad employment N 1s citV. The Jaeities Of
Communication phtoh furnishes bei,oeen dborers and
Employer, and bessen capitol aud industry, BY meaas
Of ~ leFpe cireulafioB and cheap odrsrtiseenfs sp
ply ne PEOPLE irh a convenience Chioh has only % Be
iiod 70 BE- appreciated brief advertissraeni IN he
DAILY PHtss places te olseot before many honeaHd
Of both laborers and employers, AVID 81 bHyers md
sellers.
Alsrsrs 70 Advertisements may BE- receiged at ts office
Of the DAILY pRHss, sealed, and addressed 70 names
foftiafs nv ost5uhers
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07
IYEsTERDAY's PRo0zEpENGs.l
HAMILTON COUNTY DIsTRIoT oOURT.

City of Cincinnati vs.. Geo. Gfaham.--In
action to recover 1900 on an assessment for
grading and paving Elm-street. Judge SUIT
liff sustained defendants demurrer, on the
ground that the petition did not express any
right Of action at common law.
Jacob Hates Vs. e. Cofbin and wife.-Per-
petual Injunction against defendants from
building fence which iRterfered with the
line Of street in the Seventeenth Ward.
Opinion by Judge Collins.
Bagley Vs. Litzenberg-To foreclose q
mortgage. Decree for plaintiff.
Elizabeth Pierson and others Vs. d. Oan-
eron.--0n error to Common Pleas, where
defendant obtained judgment in an action
brought for waste. Judgment affirmed BY
Judge Garter.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07

=eJane Patterson, a widow, cut her throat
near ST, Joseph, Mo-, on the ga inst, on ac-
count of deseFtion by man she hoped you'd
Leeon.e hes husband. 1l3 r,'isn1 ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07
W. M. r. HEWsON,

STOCK Booker,
81 WEST THIRD. STREET, CINCINNATI,
RUYS AND SELLS STOCKS, bonds
HO and other Securities, on Commission only !;
negotiates Loans and makes Collections. apS-am
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07
PRoRLrn nornr.

d. W. CorwiD, w. r. Bubbell and d. X.
Harvey were appointed appraisers Of assets
in the bands Of Hubbell, Driver d Cottom's
asngnee.
Until further order, j. II. Heinsheimer &
Co. were restrained from disposing Of their
Uoodq o.. ....H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07
Horrible News from South America.

Total Destruction, by Earthquake, of the
City of Mendoza, in the Argentine Re
public-NearIy Fiteen Thousand Lives
Lost t. Reported Destruction Of Two
Other POpulous CIties-FriKhtfuI Scenes.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07

SCHOOL BoARD-Proceedings Last NigM.-
The School Board met last night at eight
o'clock, President King in the Chair. The
minutes of the previous meeting were read
and approved.
The report of the Superintendent for the
last month was read, showing the attend
ance in the City Schools to be as follows:
ENRoLLMENr.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07
E'on SALE.


UNOR SALE HOUSE-A lovely house enc mile
y fr m the city variety of fruit and three acres
of splendid ground Address Rev. w. PERKINS,
Postofice or inquire at this Office. my7d'
NNQR SALE One of the most beautiful Resi-
II dences that overlook the city good brick
house snd nearly three acres of land, well studded
With the finest fruit. trees. Price $500, in cash
md payments. A. CURTIS, Agent, 81 East
Third sts. my7-bS
NOR SALB-Ihe stock and fixtures Of the
H Coz ufectiOIery and Periodical Store ass West
Tifth.st, will be sold for 500 Store rents for 81.
A IaIe chance. Apply early on Monday morning.
lmy5'b'l d.
EV0R slLR-BUGGY-A good Pbysicians
H Buggy, Geo. y. Miller Il S5n's manufacture,
will be seld for less than half cost IL Is in good
order Car be seen at MUNDY'S Stable, Sixth, ST.,
near Park, OF address b Box 2, ,435 Post Office.
lmyb-d J
HVOR SALE UNITED STATES GOVERN
- kEH1 LAhDS-At lsh to so cents pei, acre;
Persons desiring can effect entries of the United
States Government Lands In Missouri at the above
prices, on application to the undersigned, who Is
authorized TO take applications in due form These
lands are not ssamly. J. N. TRoWBR1DGE, at
u. O. hourse Co.'s Bank, 30 West Third-st.
lmh2S III
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07
METEOROLOGICAL oBsERvArIoNs-By Henry

Ware, No. 7 West Fourth-st., May 8:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-07

Champagne Cider.
An HRLS. SUPERIOR OHAMPAGNE
HI CIDER, made from selected frutt, war
Tanted pure, Just received, consignment, aud for
CHAS. w. FRAnHLIN,
ap27-om No. 81 Nine-streot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

awe are authorized to announce W. N BREWER,
didae FOR the lower branch General Assembly, from
the the counties Of Coffee Grundy and Vantursn.
iune9S-ts
we are authorized to announce JAESJ TURNER, of Sum
county nd date to represent the counties el summer
and Smith in the Senate Of the next Legislature.
june2o-te
We are requested to Hon. JAMUS Il. THOMAS
as candidate to represent 9th Congressional District in
the Congress Of the Confederate States
We are authorized to announce BAKER Of Perry
B represent the counties Of Henderson, Decatur
Benton Humphreys and Perry in the Senatorial branch Of the
next General Assembly Of Tennessee.
juns'6-te
hanson candidate to represent the counties Of
Rutherford and Williamson the Senate OF the Legislature oil
Tennessee
Juae2j-te
We are authorized JOSHUA W. OWN, Esq.,
candidate for Representative the Pictorial District COM
posed williamson, Msury and Lewis, IN The
House Of Representatives. Of the next Legislature
june&5-te
We are authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH, ESQ.,,
candidate the counties Of Macon, smith, and ~ n
branch Of the next Legislature Of Tennessee
We are authorised to announce Gen. A. NoRrHoUf OF
Grundy county represent The counties Of 6rundy, Warren
Coffee Cannon and Van Buren, in the Senate OF Tennessee
june2j-te
We are authorised to announce the Of c. c. HOLMES,
represent Humphreys and Benton counties in
the the General Assembly, subject to the
ratification Of the will of the people
june23-tde
We are orssd 10 ann ounce Isaac c. GAHRTsToN csn-
represent the counties Of Coffee GruGdy and an bu
10 the lower branch Of the re1 LEGISLATURE 81 1ehhes
juns2i-d&wte
We are aothoriezd to announce H. P BROOKS Jackson
county represent counties Of jackson, Macon
White, in the Senate Of Tennessee jInel5-tW&Wte
We are authorized to announce NJ ALEXANDER can
Representative in next Legislature for the District
composed Of the ooutes Of smith, Macon and Sumner
mayly-tde
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOB PRIVATE DISEASES.

EnC- DR. KING, formerly of New York, for the
&-esssa four years louisville, Kentucky, and who
devoted his the treatment OF private diseases Ter over
thirty himself having attended to practice FER 30
MANY years and thousands he euabd To Gu
All nature, matter how bad they may De
from pudcous medical treatment or trem negct OF he own
Dr. Kings Dspensary No. % Dearck between ohery
and the soua where all diseases Of private nature
oEoRHII cured without naucous medicine or interference
from business =
sTRTRFs odd recent date, efectualy cured in Few
days by an operation pain Where structure
exist health enjoyed Perhaps ne causes more
mischief and undermnes the constitution SO much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases OF me sSln growing OUT
ect or rad eGecuay cured in few days
SEMINAL particular attention having been geh 70
this disease the consequences gewn out ot brought
on in many cases by destructive habits of nconsderae
Youths and excessive indulgence of the passions neglect oil
which will undermine The constitution, rendering the subject un-
at for business society, and causing premature old
Females who be laborns Wlth any oncu7 Oh inc onu
NAV rest assured Of immediate relief. -,
Persons residing writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed DR. A King No. % Deadck street.
Nashville the necessary medicine sent to Their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy oe
from o'clock in the morning shl IN 1ne eEenS
nsy23. lS59-d&wly
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REMOVAL.

NETE have removed Produce and Commission busdess
w to The house No College street, between Union and
Church. formerly occupied by NcEol, Green Co. where
shall keep constantly hand large stock Of all articles in
the Produce line which prepared to sell at the very
lowest cash prices.
B. B. COMMON & BRO.
Nos College street, between Union and Church stree
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COMMERCIAL.
Monetary ana Colaamercial.
THuRsDAr EyEMsa. JUNE q, lss.

THURSDAY EvENfSu. June q, 1861.
In New York on the .22d, ss2 900 Tennessee per
cent. Bonds sold st IS &c; $500 at s5ac and sls-
900 at sc C.
The New York Herald in its review of the week
closing with the ed, says:
The foreign commerce of the port continues N
reflect the consequences Of the war and the Merrill
tariff in reduced imports, and merely nominal ex
ports of specie, while the necessities of Euronss
compel continued increase in our exports of food
The falling of in our import of foreign goods
since January l. is now more than S35.000OOO a.
compared with the corresponding period of 1860,
and S43 100000 as compared with the corresponding
period of 1859 while the increase in our export
of produce during the period is sci 600 600 az
compared with the same months of 1860, and $751;
100000 as compared with the same period of 1854.
As to specie, have only lost little or none of
that which we have received from California, bat
we have imported from Europe fully $40 600 600 of
foreign coin since the year began. The following
are the official trade tables of the port for the
week.
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TTNION AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.
Pay Your Postage.

Our friends will bear in mind that we have te
pay the Confederate postage on every letter they
send us, even if they use United States stamp.
The large number of letters we receive makes the
item of postage heavy tax. We hope our friends
will bear this in mind and pay their postage.
As soon as the formal proclamations are issued
by the Governor-of Tennessee and the President Of
the Confederate States, all postage on letters viii
have to be paid in advance at the Confederate rates
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Cbancery at Gainesboro.

nRIsCILLA LEE vs. lafayette Lee, ct ais June IL
IsGl-In this It appearing 70 the CLERK and Masts
from eomplsnans BIZ verified BY sdSV that tie defs1
ant james Lee sdent OF the State Of Tennessee
the ordinary process be served him
1t therefore ordered by that publication Be mace for u
consecutive in the Union Amrcan newspaper pub
lshed in the city Of Nashville requiring i'd James Leeo
appear before the Chancellor Of the Chancey Court Of Jack
county the house. In the Of Galnesboro,
the second Monday in August 1861 then and there 70
plead denuT compliments bill, the same will be taken
for confessed, and for hearing parte as him.
VIM Bolts, Clerk and Master,
Ky Joel W. Settle, D. & n.
-u4t "a faea9
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28

Save all your rags-cottOn, fax, hemp &cg anu
send them to market, where you can realize tiiree
cents pound:
The South wears out more such goods thah TWO
such Norths and yet the North saves double the guam
tty of rags for making paper. Let this ne changed
hereafter Save the rags to make paper, and there
by save money.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28

GUS GUNS! GUNS Mccall d FALL have Just
Tsseysd al, large !oo5 lot of GU Powder Buck shot,
mav-6-lw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28

N0rlCE All mail matter intended for Camp
Cheatham and left at the Gazette Office by o'clock,
P N, will be conveyed by special messenger on
the daily morning train.
r. C. FOSTER, Sd,
Brigadier General
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DESCRIPTION.

Davy is abont 81 wear old feet or inches high. d
eompectsd thick lips when laughing shows his gums ps
which red speaks qucs, and when spoken to yes
nearly every be Makes his hair plated
tines when conbed out has foe head OF har-has the
the back Of his head which covered BY bis hair
will have be examined closely find it, has the marks
the whip his from whP extends TO his e
which him when bought him. his teeth yellow
in 'front.' except which white and think disposed to
lap, will not be positive He isstout well
eed and active his Wega from 100 TO 10 lbs
will the above reward any Who will deliver
said boy Davy for his confinement in ja from
which 1 get him. EDWARD @. EG9LEsr0N.
COLUhBUs, Miss, June Off
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28
NOTICE.

TTAYDBN sAVAGn Is Hamelton e all--Jadgnent
and Attachment Bll.-Msy Rules 1Scl-0n molten Of
~ solicitor and it pesring to the Ratiac-
ton Of De Clerk and Master, from allegation Incomplete
ar b which that the defendants Hamet0n,
h Of the State OF Tennessee is therefore
sTe that publication be made for four successive weeks in he
Uuion and American, newspaper published in the city u
Nave requiring said defendant to appear before the judges
OF he Chancey Court at Ganeboro, Jsekson county Ten1s
zee ID Monday IN August, 1851 then and there enter
his defence compliments BILL Judgment viii be takent
confessed and the be set down for hearing paxs
him. WG n. Butts, @.
navI7-v4tur' gfeea3
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BooKKrrrnes Pa ~
We take pleau ID ectf ssFd
Of Mr.. DoLREAl's, to be fotr sAslng
columns this morning. Mr.. IN, ia cess IN
teaching these branches in this cty is familiar to
all. and upon this point we need say nothing OF
the Importance of acquiring perfect knowledge
and mastery of these branches, too much cannot
well be said. In every branch of business sueh
knowledge viii be found of essential service. Dur
mo the vacation of the Public Schools and other
institutions Of learning in the city, parents should
innrove the opportunity of having their children
taught these important branches.
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Splendid Residence for sale.

BY o. 7. SMITH, AIu'
- B., P. and G. copy for one week.
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$50 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber the 18th dsV OF Sep
y TENDER LIST, negro named DANf. will give the
above reward for his confinement in any Jail.
Said boy raised Franklin in Williamson county
nessse-bought ~ from DR. Gale Nashville, Tens
fall Of lS49 satisfied that he will not give his
ers Jaors and others to whom this notice WI
please preserve for the that don't think he
apprshended yet Any information to said how sN"'1
e. 10 naat nIrrnIIa Ai.a
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CEMLEAN SPRINGS.

THIS celebrated Watering plsee will be opened for the recep
ton visitors June 18th, e6 The subscriber, thank
full for the liberal patronage heretofore extended them, s
make every EFFORT during the ensuing to deserve
tnuance OF The Table and Bar will be supplied Win
that the country Affords. Prices to suit the
CEhLEAE srESsa are situated IN frigg esnny Az - are
BY the way Of JOhnsoas-
iuDe5-WAt n Nj FTQGA. Proprietor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28

EAS universally suppsnted all other Ointnen and healing
applications both the Eastern Western Hemigpheres,
wherever introduced and its intrinsic merit is the secret
all cdns0as affections, whether the be
a.fa.lfnr
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Attachment.

DANIEL DEAN B schott-In this case II appearing to
my saisfaction, that the defendant, schok is q
resident State OF Tennessee and further appearing rom
sdzvt plaintiff that the defendant is indebted him
dollars, due BY note II s therefore ordered
publication be made in the Nashville Unien and
american successive weeks, commanding said defendant
schott appear tefore ONCE, in the town Of Lin
dem Perry county Tennessee, the 3ls day Of NAY 1861
MEAD answer
set for hearing cap arte. This April 18Th, le6i-
JOHN LARKIE, Up.
nayl6-w4tpr'sfees3 for Perry county Tenn
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BEERSHEBA SPRINGS

THNEIs watering place open vors The pre
have put in thorough repair and among other add.
tons is a dining room for children.
The Nhoe establishment charge OF Mr. John Hukill
OF much experience in this line whom letters may
be addressed at the Springs by daily mail.
At the Cowan Depot thu Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road passengers will take tie Sswaree Railroad for Tracy City
from whence stages depart daily for The Springs cOnveyances
procured those who prefer that
juDel2-dsWkW3R
Memphis Appeal copy SO worth in all issues and
0 Collection.
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From wasnirgton.

M, m,1ISsaaAetoS June Pct ia rumored that Sew
a. al Gr.s Iastery turned accommodating par
Captain Dabney II. ManrT Ass'st.n. ss;..
General carter Stephenson, of the Eth Infant
Z, ana LleuIenanl Edward Dillon, all Vir9inians
have been stricken from the army rolls for treo.
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1t is generally understood that the watering
places in this country will be but thiny attended
this summer. money being rather scarce-and be-
Sides the people wishing to stay at home and read
the Geographic reports of the war. As good luck
would have it, the cant>get-aways, and all Others
can secure for nothing plenty of fans to keep coos
with during the warm term by calling at W. MARR's
No. 25 College street, where will also be found an
agency for some of the best and most popular In
surance Companies.
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The dwelling house now occupied by J. F. PEARL
on Summer street, near the Saint Cloud HOTEL is
for sale. This house is thoroughly built, having ali
modern improvements, such as gas, hot and cold
water carried into each story-warm cold and
shower baths, and every convenience for large
family. It contains ten rooms besides dining SER
wants rooms, cellar, kitchen, &c. The location so
central to churches Postofce, market and business
generally cannot fail to commend the property TO
those in want of a convenient home. The house is
open for inspection daily If 1t is not disposed OF
at private sale previously it will be sold at auction
on Wednesday, July Sd, at lOA. II. The furniture
will be sold at the same time.
FIVE thousand dollars cash will be required, the
remainder on reasonable credit.
Err. GLAsCOCK, Auctioneer.
Nashville, June p, 1S6l-dlw
Banner, Gazette and Patriot copy four times and
send bill to this Office.
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InsoIvent Nnfice.

TVyHE crfdkrs Of William J. Acrse DISEASED, you here
oy notified to file your claims Ethencsted prescribed
BY Law, with the Clerk Of Weakly oSny TenDsses BE-
day Of November 1851 fer dsrioution,
the claims win b. adiadSd for pro rata dStribRen
that day
This June the 18Th Ie6I, A. W. AUSTEN,
iuneI5-w4.prsfee Administrator said estate
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q cncraI order, No. -.
DIVISION HEADQUARTERS.
NASHVILLE, June 26, 1861.

DIVISION HEADQUARTERS,
NASHVILLE, June &C. 1861.
The number of Cavalry Companies desired for
the present from the Middle Division of the State
having been reported none others will be mustered
into service, except those already notified they viii
be received. By order of
MAJ. GES. S. r. ANDERSON.
By G. P. SMITH, Aid.
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From New x..n

New YORK, June 27.-The Tr7ors.,, v..l;-..-
correspondent says Gen. Patterson has sOn
ders to advance, which seems like rebukino his n
activity. ms Az
The Post says Etheridge, of Tenn, is candidate
for the Secretaryship of the Senate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28

Messrs. GREEN & Co., No. G, Union Street, keep on
sale the New York Nelrs, Express, Herald, and Gin
cinnati Gazette, daily, besides large number of
literary and illustrated papers. Parties wishing to
Get the latest news can get it by calling on
CRrEy & Co.
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E.R,r CorroS BI.ooM-Our friend W. NJ. MILLER,
oe Corter,s Creek. Maury county, has sent us
cotton bloom grown on his farm there, which was
open on the oath instant Old Maury is still ahead
The first one was shown last year from the same
county. open on the 18th of June.
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II has leaked out that the Virginia Major" whom
.bo Ue.sisns boast Of having captured at Little
Bethel is a veritabe Connecticut Yankee TN pedlar,
Major Trvs C. RICE, of the late Virginia militia,
and who WIS at large upon parole of honor
granted bv PIcAYUEE BUTLER.
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-rrrr a. ASK T.. tr.s. Ana

ten-.. ..h, .. r..I-
=. 1a.. E4-. be- raa..E...> r.rs ..s..
Ell l. ai jury. Is.I. .. a.i..N>~. n.r
vii, b. Ta,a opened. f.. furnishing o. DE ~
feie-a.e Ans, ,oCo W. uaa. N.aIa-e.s and s.-s->(
sad POO arrc Hayresacs. Ta. -aPssea
hsrrass5ks ta e made Of stro-- la.H
an 30 De deli,. & as rapidly possible, Ee1.
sails 10 D.. ad5r E. TO The un1.r..-na. anil .n-
dorssl .preaass'a Furnishing EaaGas ss aud
Hayrcas.As.a The Aralas 10 b. .1slest-. by
Board OF Officers, ana aone resaissa. unless OPP
proved by them. and to be OF The best gushgv 1Eea
good securities viii be required fcr tie ll.,h-a pr
formuucs Of the contracl. FLose "naue# 10
be mentioned III the bids sr3 he A. 3. q. f. rs-
serres 20 himself the righ, reject al deemed
unreasonable. aua tar Pr posals "a state Whistler
OF nc. ~ 5nenu win hs received in Confederate
state BOND. bearing per cen. interest.
EouN e Sr,ar.
C-r- Sub Der.JAAU. &.C.S.AraE
'une2s Iw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-28

EEPS constantly hand large stock OF all kinds Of
| est cash price. maylI
CORN,
OUU m@yII BIB COMMON BRO.
HAY,
100 Bales prime Timothy for sale By ,,,,o, NM
| BRAN,
SNO Bags for sale by
MEAL,
| OAA Bushels for saIeby
| slnO Barrels for sale by
SUB mRylI C0NNOR BRO.
| On Casks Hams; 90 Casks shouldersfI
~ 10 Casks Clear Sides for sale BY ,,o,,,,oD
H0MINY,
= N Barrels prime Kiln Dried and keep any
nsSli BIB oNNoR BRO.
MILLET SEED,
| 100 BushelsfOs sale by
| lUU nayiI BB COMMON BRO
POTATOES.
| C00 bbls No 1, just received aud for salsSy
To the Bureau of Military Supplies.
EETE thousand pounds Of lead which
w the Davidson county Military Companies have
bullets by leaving their mould at place, free Of charge
APPS HENDERSON BROS
! DIVIDEND.
TNHE Nashville Commercial Insurance Company have this
day declared semi annual dividend of three dollars .
share on the capital stock payable on and after the 18th inst
JAMES WALKER,
EayS-lm Secretary
| CHEESE. 10 Boxes Prime Nsw, iastreceivedh by.
II D D DICKEY,
| t-lv7" ~ Merkat st-s-t
REMOVAL.
NNTE have removed Produce and Commission busidss
w to he house No College street, between Union and
Church formerly occupied by Nicol, Green Co. where
shall keep constantly hand large stock Of all articles in
the Produce line, which prepared sell at the very
| lowest cash prices.
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BURNS az soALDs
TEE FRIEND OF : TIE NURSERY

instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and nnan
nation By timely applics ten OF this marvellous hsdT
and the hesh is if = BY charm, ble1ish or