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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30
"Yours sincerely.
(Signcd) ROBERT ANDERSON.
Threatening News from Pensacola.

The news from Pensacola by telegraph
last night, is threatening. The troops of
Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia are
concentrated there in force, and ayOwedly
~prenaring to assault Fort !irkens. The
War Department has sent orders. by tele-
qraDh and express, to the C~Ommandant at
the fort, to act strictly on the defensive.
The most conspicuous Cotton State pOliti-
clans are said to have advised against an
attack, but they have not the control of
their military forces, who consider the flag
of the United States flying from the ram
parts Of the Fort a menace and provoca-
ton. The latest news by mail from Pen
sacola was that nearly two thousand State
troops had been collected there, and that
they were anxious for a fight. The Mon
comery (AIa.) Mail. of the 18th. says
An attack is hOurlye expected to be made
on Fort Pic-ens. All parties are conf
dent of success.
The Fort Is one Of immense strength, de-
signed to mount over two hundred guns,
and commands the harbor, the navy yard,
and all other forts in the vicinity. 1t is
situated Oh a low sandy island, and its
walls are thirty-tivc feet high The Pensa-
Gala Observer says:
Lieutenant Simmer, in command at
Fort Pickens. Is a native of one Of the New
ENGLAND States. and has the reputation Of
being u brave officer. In reply to the
commissioner who waited on him to know
if he would surrender the fort, he said &c
had instructions from Washington to keep
it, and he should not violate them. He
viii. doubtless, resist as long as he can
He must ultimately yield, however, to the
superiority of numbers.
Lieut.. Bergman commanding the Wyan-
dotte. kept his war steamer in%cessantiy
moving at various points, opposite the
yard, aud signalling to tie commander at
Fort Pickens the movements of the troops.
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The troops here referred to, arc the
troops of the States Of Florida, Alabama,
and Mississippi. The same paper. speaking
of the taking possession of the L. S. Navy
Yard. says:
Capt. Randolph WIS placed in command
Of the yard. and CcL. Lonnz t ok posses
sion If Fort Barancas and quarters where
he remains stationed Immediately opposite.
and in full view of Pickens, occiipied by
United States troops, with the old zig Of
the Union flying in the breeze upon its
frOwning walls. The spiked guns, fit en-
in number. at Barancas, have been replaced
by drilling. for effective usc.-CinciRHat
Commercial.
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Washington News.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81

N~ASHlhGTOA, J2n.S II.
a rumor was rife here to-day that Gen.
Scott had received new intelligence relative
20 desigps on the Capitol by secession in
vaders, which causes him much anxiety.
Judge Robson. who was dispatched to
the Southern States by Virginia to induce
them to keep the peace, telegraphs that if
the Brooklyn IS destined for Pensacola his
mission viii prove a failure
The Grand jury has made three present.
mcnts against Ex-Sccretary Floyd. First,
for maladministration in Office. Second.
for completely in the abstraction Of bonds.
Third, for conspiracy against the Govern
ment. Il is expected that the indictments
will be ready fer the action Of the Jury to
tHorroT.
RESIGNATION OF GOVERNMENT OFFICERS.
The nuInbc. Of designations in every de-
paftment is very much exaggerated by &C.
oessionists and sensation news-monsers. Il
rs asccrtaincd beyond contrayention that
the number of designations in all the Dc
partmcnts thus far only cxceed by a 'trife
the number at the close Of each Admins
t~ration, when its politics and policy were
TO be reversed. These stories are origi-
mated to give strength to secession and in
crease the scare"
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THE TRE4sURY.-The amount Of money
asked for by Gen. Dix to put the Treasury
upon proper basis has surprised no one
Ii is stated upon good authority that Cobb
has diminished in some way the Treasury
between four and five millions more than
his last report demonstrated. 1t is thought
by many that this money has gone to and
the Southern secessionists in their treason
able scheme.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30

A FbeRIsA NAIL Q oFF-lhe mail
between Charleston and Fornandina, Fla.
has been cut of, because the steamers on
that route were withdrawn and appropriated
to purposes hostile to the Government
Florida is beginning to feel the benefits OF
secession, which her leaders promised would
fellow SO rapidly.
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MAYOR wooD AMI rHB NEW YORK
CorScIL-Thc New York COuncilmen
have demonstrated their high estimate OF
Mayor Woods late message, ordering the
printing of $50 copiesl A more pointed
rebuke could not we'll have been given this
unscrupulous cOnspiratOr.
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Great Rejoicing.

New OELEANe, Jan. 20.
Cannon IRE being fired and the Pelican
Flag every where unfurlcd. There is
great excitement.
Returns from Texas thus far indicates
an overwhelming majority fcE immediate
secession.
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The Water Witch and Pawnee are not
now in commission, but it is understood
that they are under orders to join the feet.
The small pox exists to a fearful extent
on board the corvette. Cumberland, of the
home feet. although she has been but a
short time in service. Communication with
the ship has been prohibited for the present
BIZ the flag cffccr. She is at Vera Cruz.
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Ar. Garfeld's Speech on the Militia
BiIl,

Senator IA. Garfield delivered a CAPT
tai speech IN the Ohio Senate upon the new
Militia Bill. We hope the bill will pass
and that Ohio be put in a better situation
to defend her rights, If necessary, than she
Is now.
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Prom the Cincinnati Commercial
Important Letter from Major Robert
Anderson.

The following letter fr2m M;jor Robert
Anderson. written in Fort Sumpter. to
a friend in this city, two days after the
South Carolinians fired upon the Star Of
the West. is a plain, a soldier like state
ment of his position when that outrage
took place, and will give great satisfaction
to the admirers of the Major and the
friends of the Union. 1t clears up at once
a cloud of conjecturcs, and gives informa-
ton that will be greatfully received by the
country. 1t embOdies the first authentic
account that has reached the public con-
ceruins the reasons for the fact that the
batteries at Fort Sumpter were not oFCned
upon the South CaroliniGns on the 9Th
inst:
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AMENDMENT
OF tie set for the rendition Of f~rgitivss from
lal,or

Be fRsded By The Seaaie ard House Of Rep
resessssicss Of the United States Of 1meTiea, in
Congress ~gssan5ltd. That every person arrested
under tue laws OF Congress for the delivery up
Of ~fugitives from labor. shall BE- produced before
a coUrt, iulge, or commissioner mentioned IN
the Law approved the eighteenth Of septraihTr.
eighteen hundred and fifty. for the State or Ter
ritry Wherein the arrest may be made: and M
VI tIci. Iro3rctioa 81 TIC To7-on, ieS~ther with
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Mr. Liacoln's Departure for Washing.
SFR1xSEIrLn Jan. %.

SFRIXSEIELn Jan. %.
It IS nov positively settled that Mr..
Lincoln viii depart for Washington on
the llth Of February. He will 60 hence
via Lafayette to indianapolis, where he
viii recS;ye the Inequalities Of the Indiana
Legislature. Thence he will pressed by
wal Of cincinnati to Columbus, Cleveland.
buffalo and Albany. From Albany he in
tends to make for Harrisburg direct; thence
to Baltimore and the Federal Capital
bat the tour to New York and PHILADELPHIA
is not impossible.
Arrangements for special trains all the
way through are making. No military es-
cots Will be accepted. The entire journey
Is expected to be made inside often day5.
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Job Printing.

Persons wishing Job Printing, will consult
their ~interes: by calling at either Of the hcme
printing offices, previous to making contracts
with any other establishment. as they eau save
money By so doing.
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Southern Items.
% Frcn the y E.Trihun
THAT PRoNUNCIANENTO.

THAT PRoNUNCIANENrO.
The address which the Virginia members
of Congress sent out to their constituents
will probably have the effect intended. that
of precipitating that state into the arms OF
the sec,dcrs.
Mr.. Leate, of Virginia. in his speech IN
the House. this afternoon. said all he could
in confirmation of this intention, and an
ticipatcd that his state would be out Of the
Tnion before the 4th of March.
A ADDRESS.
Five Of the Virginia delegation in the
House will issue q counter address.
Messrs Nilsson. Harris. Clemens, Smith.
and Botelerr will take up the cudgels
agains; the positions of the first address
Immediately after it reaches here.
BURST of INDIGNATION.
The Southern Seeding Senator'S arc
quite indignant at the refusal of the depart
ments to recognize them in any Other "a
pacity than ordinary individuals. They
have repeatedly visited the departments III
winding up their affairs
AN ORGAN.
; 4 new daily journal will appear in this
city Monday evening, entitled the Conted-
Grafton. 1t is to support the policy OF the
administration while it lasts. and to advo-
cate a reconstruction Of the government
1t seems to he a mystery to many how 1t
will live here tn SC dull times.
~DRAGuONING At KEY WEST.
A letter received tonight from hey
West. states that Judge Marvin, late United
States judge of admiralty of Florida. as
defeated for the Florida convention by the
vote of the Key West wreckerS, who were
told by agents Of the Florida Senators that
thereby they would get clear of the United
States court and lighthouses. which, oil
course. are a great injury to their intamou;
business.
1t is by such petty trickery as this that
=. the cause of secession is urged on
The letter further adds, that nineteen
twentieths of the slaves at Key West arr
!, owned by union men.
: PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENCE.
!, The government has obtained the tempe
rary use of lots upon capitol hill, ca<t o
r the Capitol, for the purpose eff %erectin:
quarters for tn company Of cavalry from
> West Point. which was ordered to thi
, city to act in the capacity of light artil
{ lery.
This is but two squars from the scene Q
the inaugural ceremonies.
: Special Dispatches to n. Y. Herald.
! REINFoRCEMENTs FOR FORTS sUNTER
AND PIcKRNs.
There is no longer any doubt that tn
s government have sent forces to relieve Fort
q Sumter and Pickens. The administratio
S do not regard this action as any declaratiO
of war on the part of the government, bu
n as simply i duty The authorities {
! Charleston and Pensacola understand thi.
0 aud if they choose to be the aggrcssOr an
: make the attack they must take the col
sequences.
1t may be some days before it is know
: that forces have been sent. The now
ment has been quietly made but the moy'
# ment is in earnest now, as these people we
understand.
The destination of the steamer BrOo&ly
j, is Fort Pickens.
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PRoy1pESoE. r. |, Jan. %.

The House of Assembly to-day concur
red in the Senate bill to repeal the Person
al Liberty law. The vote stood-yeas ~
pays IS.
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Tns HOME SoCADRoN.-As somc inter
est is now attached to the movement Of the
Home SQUADRON, VIC append a correct
statement of its strength, including officers,
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EHERIFF'S SALE.

HERlFF'S SALE.
- Oliver David In Court Of Con-. Pleas Of
W FumhGlF-aunty
Bliz> Vile x BY virtue Of an order - safe
.ssu-i ;ro1, Lac Court pf Csss Pleas oi Trumoui, Co.
OHIO, 20 me J.r=eses 1 sha J % = for sale at Pu1lis aac-
ton at he door Of the t:sur; house in W-rTen IN said
eau ty IN
Saturday the 23d dag Of FEBRUARY, 1861,
a oL=Gerskr 'i.O' s4.d l~f the :7iissInE Gescri-
ned real sstatt SENATE IN Vernon . vnship II said
e'uT.y, ami II knOsn bv hsiug part Of los No I and
? ~ the Wilcox Tract m he township Of Vernon md
is hOIuds as follows; beginning in the oast and west
center road in said Vernon Al n north Se-t corner
OF Abraham CNrzen 5 land. themes vest II said TcAi
10 the hOfth ea,t corner - Lev. Sutirf sArd;theues
} south on SuttIh's east line. "a The scu-h east Garner
thereot; :hsace west on tue souLh lia= Of said SutiE
land 10 She mi'idle uf the vest. nOrth and south road
in saint Vernon thence sos:h in said roalto the lire
Of Niies bVz1h's land; thsree east IN said line 20 the
south Sest c rurr OF Brastuz ChaPman= laud; thence
nor h - the n0Tth westcVrner OF sad Chapman land,
thence eat in the nOrth lin Of said C~haPmtn's and
tothe sO1Ih east Corner OF David SaiI,f and. theLes
no. IN along the weSt line Of SAID 5dtiid s iand. To TIE
land Of 4. Vi. Clark and ArrNhsm Carmen to the place
Of beginning, an Containing Two hundred and niae
acres of Isnd mere % less. Appraised at S3S53.o0-
Terms cash A B LYMAN, ShsriG-
Shirts flee. Warren. Jan %. lS6i.
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FoRT SUMPTEE, Jan. 18th. 1861

49, SS
Whether a bloodlcss separation can
now be affected, after her South Carolina)
foolishly firing upon a vessel hearing our
flag. the other day. l think very doubtful.
[ was sorely tempted to open my battery.
but, perhaps fortunately, for the chance
of having matters settled without blood
shed. l could not have touched the battery
then opened upon her, and my defences
were Just then in sue a condition that |
could not have opened the war. ] am
now nearly ready. The people have sup
posed that this work was ready to be dc
Tended when | came in. 1t was far from il
and it would take me. even DOW. one week :
hard work to have it in a complete state
My command is only about n e.eight Of
what it should be in time of war-but
though small in number. | feel strong in
the confidence that Providence will guard
and guide me safely through any danger
that may threaten.
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CHERIFF,S SALE

CHERIFF'S SALE
y Royal Rogers In Com Pleas >Ourt OF
vs. Truabun County
Ell BartholensR Ell all
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull eOuEty OHIO 10 me il
rected I have levied upon, and SD u otter for sale AZ
Public auction al the door Of the court house in war
rem in said corVtv- Of
Saturday the 23rd day Of Febuery 1861,
At s-cloes, 2 NJ Of said day. the fons wing descrio-
ed real estate situate in the township Of vienna in ne
county OfTrumhuf- andis kaown h. neing part OF
lot No. 10. and bourdrd as follows: or the vest By The
north ami south center road on the n tab the orig
izal Loo line. on the east by the srIgi = iot line ana
on the south by lands owned by samuel : squire ara
70 contain one hundred and tE-niy-nSs acres eftAai-
AGRA SCI Al S33 % %. Terms Cash
a.B LYMAN. Sheriff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 90. Statutes arc be-
ing fired here for the independence ofLou-
isiaaa.
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EXAMINATION OF
TEACHERS.

The Board 81 * -minrrs fr frum III. county, Will
.oEmrnrr th-ir regular Examinations on the iiih
fss % FEBRUARY. an for the cOrS-.iea-e Of 10Th
ExITiner ara Tsseh,f the Board hate distfetea the
cvunty - fOllOws:
Those persons ~ho wish to apply for certificates TO
teach during n.xt spslHg and suu N =, AMI Tsshie IN
Srsnpat ma Bristol. Chamuioa and gTeene. Will Al
tend ihr ExsDinatOh, On Friday. The 10th day OF
February,
These residing In Harrington. S'oomE-ii and
S"u;hiI gt~u ou .iOldIY. the 18th day 4 Frbrusry:
Those resi- ting ia Newton. B=sceviii- ard Lords
tOan On "Wednesday. ne .eta dz~ n selruaF,:
rhos= resi- Ing ia Meera. B,zst ia. fowler and Vi
euna o., Friday. tn 22d dsy IS February;
Those residing n ,iArlf0ri B-sokh-Lt. Hubbard
asd L-' e-ty, on F"uaay. the 2Jth "a vf yebtuar,;
ThSss rr@iiins g. Gus'avHs usmaE. Johnson
and Vernon. on "Wednesday. the <sth dsy Of FsIIu
sfy;
rhNse residing IN Wlrren. TISSltnd AMI NsNshsrs
field "I FiidSy. the l. day ofAsreh;
Feather posse rsm sAbsr IA !: - eNpect@i those
persons rrs.diug - Tn sSyerz. districts via attend
% t-s Jag a=signe . aB0vs tor their disrret
The co1nI. has rez1 divided 80 a'Jresaii u avoid
the Iecessity 'i 100 EIEny applicants beng present
On Rar one i4y ApnIscaHtB viii hnd Z more CON
vcuient Tor hen selves to bring sistss instead .. maps
int, the Examiuatioa Room
It j. important "A a. c=tch-rs be pfOnrt. II attsn
dance. a; IN, hSHr specified.
TIL Extsiu4t.oh Will b held 4, the Court House
to conm-~"e s-Gh ,iEy a. 10 o'ctuSE IN
Wa. TTLESEY ADAMS.
w-rrr.n n. D.. Jan 30 I-5i 5w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30
ShEKIEF'S SALE.

~ Daniel Derr
V In CCurt 6f Com Ple1a
Ola. ton harrington Of TIumhull Co
By virtue OF an order 4 Sale issued frnn the cour.
OF Com Pleas OF Tr1nhuli county. Ohio, 70 me direct
Ell I shall offer for SAFE At PuIhc 4a;tiOh ~ tas door
Or III rourt house m Tarrsn in sal eoautY, on
Saturday the 23d day f Fsbuary. 1851,
At one . seK P N OF sail lay he toilOSI ( desert
bed real rs.afe situate in the tosnship. OF Warren ia
said county and IS known ny the ast part Of lot N0
81 in the town plat Of Warren, an IS bouuiel As T. J.
loss: hes'nning ~ the moth -4s, c5rnsr Of ssii lot;
thence west TIRES rolls; ths &C soltn the whole l7ngth
OF said lot: tksnc east three 70 >; thence north 70
the place Of h ginni-g. Win the ADpursenznees thea
unto sslonging. Appraised at Si4Bfm Terms etsh-
B lyman. shsriL.
sherid's on e. warren. Jan. -, I-sI.
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.EA5HIgGroE GORE PoKDEECB.

WAsnIxGroS, Jan. 81, 1861.
Mrssns EmroEs:-The laiisn, mountain Ia
Lors Of the Cornmi,tee q % Of Big weeks d'Ta-
ton, have at last pro.iac-d = compromising
m"usr. or rather mise; 70, 1t amounts TO a kttrT
s-Snd h.rp it il:
RESOLUTIONS AND BILLS REPORT
ED BY THE COMMITTEE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30

E5See Advertisement Of DR.. Sanford's
Liver lnTigo stOr. in another column.
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rETTLEMENTs) oRDERD TO BE

~ ADyERTIsEDa The State of"hio, Trumhuil Co
Probate Court ThefofioFi-s settlements Of Executors
AaBini st-ztors. AMI SdardisBs having heen died In
the Once Of saia Co irt- Il Is Ordsrl ths. they as at
EeTtised according 10 Law for :hr-e eonseGntive weeks.
and That they r main ondfe for inspection AZ: eSeep
tlons until III Sun A. 81 FersNry 4 D. irbi. Ehen
th- same will b. examined aud ordered TO Record II
10 exceptions sppear Ih-reto. to wit:
James . uiesnk, dee. fral settlement OF Ezscut0-s-
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A DEMONSTRATORS GUIDE
N The best kind sYsr Pnblished. Just res a
ADAMS B00KSTORs.
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ns6 advertisements,

f'aSuai Advertisements mnst be paid for
whe handed in.
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INSURANCE POLICIES issued dali
". IN the hest Of Companies. rePnssentiEg a cap
ital Of over TEX MILLIONS o. DnLLAss
Apply to I. J. MeLAIN Sun
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AN ORGAN

4 new daily journal will appear in this
city Monday evening, entitled the COnfed-
Grafton. 1t is to support the policy OF the
administration while it lasts. and to advo-
cate a reconstruction of the government
1t seems to he a mystery to many how 1t
will live here tn SC dull times.
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A BURST of IxDIGSATIoy.

The Southern Seeding Senators arc
quite indignant at the refusal of the depart
ments to recognize them in any Other "a
pacity than ordinary individuals. They
have repeatedly visited the departments IN
winding up their affairs
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A COUNTER ADDRESS.

Five Of the Virginia delegation in the
House will issue 4 counter address.
Messrs Nilsson. Harris. Clemens, Smith,
and Botelerr will take up the cudgels
agains; the positions Of the first address
immediately after it reaches here.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-30

COL. HEDARY.
Col. Medary made a tremendous speech
The "old wheel horse" fairly reaed and
pitched in the harness. He blew neither
hot nor cold, however. The old mn is for
the Union, but it is difficult to cipher out
from his speech just the method by which
he would have the prtcarious fabric held
together.
JUDGE THURMAN.
Judge Thurman again arose and adroit-
ly disposed Of Judge Warden's amendments
by patching up the fifth resolution as fol-
lows, in which shape it passed.
ReSolred, That the two hundred thou
eand Democrats Of Ohio send to the people
Of the United States, both North and South.
greeting: and when the people of the North
shall have fulfilled their duties to the Con-
stitution. and the South-tben. and not
till then, will it be proper for them to take
into consideration the question of the right
and propriety of coercion.
Thus ended the labors of the conyen-
tion.
We do not envy Judge Ranney. He has
evidently progressed a long way since his
letter upon the fugitive slave law"
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Land for sale.
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GENERAL FRK1sHT OEEcK NASHVILLE DECATUR r. Ri
NASHVILLE, Nov. 18th, 1850.
an and after the Goth ns freghts for Decatur, all points
Memphis and Charleston and all connecting Roads
will be received and sent forward without delay.
To insure prompt attention freghts must have plain shipping
sks the destination in full and initials Of last road each
package Stock sent through withcere and dispatch.
JOHN W. RATCLIFFE,
novls-dlm General Ag ent.
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NEW RI.
FURNITURE STORE.
- ~
NEW

s,,ts, tskss his method Of infcrEing his patrons
sd he public generally that lie aas Just arrived rom ne
-. sniendid stock Of fashionsble Furniture to which
Ass sse cali attention. He has taken, and snperbly
49, m Ire store, % Market street. next door to tie old
n trusts y attention and fair dealing to merit share
~ ssranaee particularly DESTROYS 70 show to those
10 purchase my stock Of Mattresses iust made, and
rot superior, oil in the market By calling
Eed Store" no. &c Market street, will with
ftentsye clerks who deem It pleasure 70 show the stock
hether you wish to purchase not. 40 connection aoik
nj nnar6-Sm sAML HENsHAw.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-11

AN now receiving my Fall stock Of Pianofortes non "a
following Factories, which wiz be the largest ever ohees N
the city stenway Soma, A. "a Gale Co., hay BreneLs
aaseton Brothers. W Keuble Co., Peters snd Light
Braehurry and Soebeer Schmidt all o. snlen Nl ne sola
81 small advances for caih Negotiable paper All ne
and popular receiVed together With Accrdeon
Volns Flutes Drums Brass Instruments &C TOT bargains
:" come to me" at number 80. JAS. A. mcCLOhk'
septi6-tf