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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-03
Remember the soIdier.t

The interest which the Standard and its Editor
his manifested in the comfort and proper care Of
our soldiers and their families, is not an aectaton.
What we have said publicly, simply illustrates what
VIE have done and will continue to do, privately
No, are we at all concerned to escape the censure
and abuse Of hirsling presses or lickspittle num-
miles, whose subserviency to their superiors is in
born and natural. A sense of justice, Of right of
what is due to truth and to patriotism, a,one shall
guide rs in our efforts to promote the success of
the Sosth in this war. and the we'll being of our
brave people, who fight our battles.
We deeply regret, that the continued indifference
and delay 10 deal even justly with our soldiers,
obges US 10 call public attention again to the fact
that from almost every camp and company of our
North Carolina volunteers and State troops both in
this State and Virginia, the cry comes to US, T" We
are an great Reed-ue haze reeeired none Of our
cages get Sons hare reeeiced their bounty money
Others haze mot. What does it mean' Who is to
pay US, and Wkes ?"
We learn that the private means of many of our
officers and others have been exhaustedin providing
for the pressing wants of the soldiers and they
get no relief The families of many of our poor
soldiers who were induced to leave them to 60 to
the war; with the positive assurance that they would
be provided for in their Absence are in danger of
suffering. Numbers of persons who have articles of
necessity to SELL are demanding the highest prices
and the cash for them-the poor are ground to the
dust by the scarcity of money in the midst Of plen
ty, and men who ought to he in the ranks of our
sodiery fighting for the country are fattenng off of
the poor soldiers. Is it surprising then that
soldiers are becoming elamorous? If their wants
or the wants of their families were imaginary-if
there were no real grounds of complaint-if the
State had made no pledge to pay them-or, if the
State had no means to pay them, the case would be
far otherwise. But the State has the means and of
one of the first claims upon it is the pay Of
the soldiers. If the money has not been procured,
either from the Banks elsewhere, or proper pro-
vision has not been made for the pay of the soldiers
whose fault is it? Why has it not been DONE to
relieve their pressing wants arl to hush their clam
ors? They are barring their breasts to our enemies
and have taken their lives in their hands, to fight
for the South and shall they not be provided for?
The following order issued short time ago.
from the office of the Adjutant General and it was
hailed by many, who did not carefully examine it,
as an announcement that all Our troops were to be
paid off at once. But alas more careful nyesti-
CATION served to satisfy them that its pledges were
partial Read it, and tell US if 1t promises pay to
any but to those volunteers who have Joined the
discharged
HEADQUARTERS N G. STATE Troops,
AdIt. Generals Office
Dbl IL I'LL, n L
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-06
gaily gnteGligg1ttFE
9,aR aIe o. ApVERTIsINC.. q.

TwrtyI sauD LlSrs os SoSrAsru. CoR oSE rct,, D or
LESS, MkEE SQCARE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-06

"Doa'l you know q boss?p rgksd The

"Dou'i you know g boss2o psksd tbs
yoire.
Iterned, md saw pbnst though deN-
cute Young man, vilb looked as if be
might have been ubdt twenty seven On
tie 24lh of June last. His face was much
tanned, but by his cd h hair, cropped full.
Eght. Pair Of green pvep TINT lay on the
table, aud a tlnck-Anf tan terrier that sat
ct the tnoi Of the bel .erosuzed a yonng
lieut. Of light quadEo WIN had d5ne ms
muci service ia HAlJ
''Gtda Dio! ala fsfo 1esfo 7aesfe!' /
exclaimed.
"That's so,' lie q lied, "sl!ot through
the chest hy " rihedhmbril, Colonel, and
havn't got luug tony barkl''
What can do foston7N
Send me the pre lest 1.-THE nurses and
some sweet iipples.
81 viii. Farewell aald with emotion,
.pressing his hand.
.Farcweh, Colole Down with the
feeble rebel r,bules
BE sank back s4l ste1y Hfter this nu-
lriotie sentiHiesyf
Since then, he u tT4coveTGd. mud have
appointed him fO4mH staf with tue rank
OF Lieutenant GeIFal.
NU;withstaudinA his snn-burned face
and Want of mOrii principle he still eN
hibiis strong trnccbf former beauty; and
is not wholly, derdtSf talcut. lie COM
plains bittcflS, llFHeger, of the neglect
shown him 10y his sfieads in the city. WHO
won't send him Witty Fair regularly at
all.
predict brillittfbture for this young
man; and if sayb, It is SO.
Tht. OLyious ipA1o{icy of stating nnv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-06
joe teetll Of youg,n, Or yon,ll bav 10 gan

store teeth of yourn, or you'll hay TO eun
it ag!ni /"
MethiaKs had her.
rd bin to work lard ALL the week. and I
felt rather snSuzy, In, 'Er,id / did bsif
asleep, for on Genrin III. minister mel,
" Why was man made 10 mourn 2" / sed.
was conundrnn. IT was n oufortiuit re-
mark. f.r the whole nee,in .ousn lon,;t 81,
me Viii, mingled sn,ntise sn,, 'r1 in,iano1ion s
Il was about Tis;n to !, m,ct ~ 3D. 'rsi1 ,rSnn
II suddenly occnr5 m. ,,ir ly,,,,rs va ,n,i
/ kent my senf. hIushin IikN3 ne reJ vel
rosp-sn to sneuk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-06

Upwards of sI3,OOO,OOO
81 Loss.a law Ieaa pRid by tao EtnA Insuranes Co
In the past u years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-06
POSTERS, PROGRAM MES,
Sc, Sc, sc.

Es-we have, at heavy expenditure. furnished Onr
Job onieo with all necessary u,aseriaIs embracing
TYPE, RULES. BORDERS, CUTS, &c,
OF the latest and most fashionable styles render IT
capable of executing work equal to that ofany other
establishment in the city ond possessing facilities in
the way of steam, &C. for doing work cxpedittously,
unsurpassed by any other office, respectfully pre-
sent our c,ius for share of public patronage assn
ring those who eurust thorwork to us that no eioF;
shuIl be wanting to give entire satisfaction.
novIl-59 CAMPBELL & N'DERMOT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-06

Re-SPEcLSL NOTICES Double the above rates.
az~Hearly Advertising on reasonable terms, accof-
ding To the space occupied and the numberof changes
made.
Aila!ivertisementsf from transient persons strang
ers. to be pai6 f0r IN Gdrdnct.
Business Cards not exceeding FIVE lines $40 per year,
or 50 for six months hut for shOiter period nothing
Will be counted less than u square.
Tie privilege OF AnnnaI, advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers nwn lnIiaediate business; and all
Advertisements fUr the benefit OF other prisons ns
well as all legal advertisement and advertisements
cfRuction sales and real e.te srnt in by them mus
be paitl for st Tie usral rates.
6S- Advertisements not. accompanied with writteI
qlTscticiy Y NJ - inserted uuti and clArged
RcnorlingE.
sotiees for Political Sisetinssso be charssC IN all
sAsrs ut full rates.
Marriages Noticc7Vf Funerals, anianpouuecmerts
OF sermons. so cents each. noy1l-'tq
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-06

PIRH AND INLAND NAVIGATION
RsAs acceptod at terts consistent With sOlvency and
TAI ur raft
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-06

TOTAL Asssrs, s2lai,lOo O2
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EireciGl IHsEticH Jtpsn 10 ilSRrIlSeg DHELLiNO'
ard Contents foT'terHs o. oas TO are years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-06
JAS. HAxwELL. E.J.oANPRKLL. oEo. n. TISGlE.
MAXWELL, CAliPBELL&TINGLE,
Wholesale Grocers
-ASp- ts..
COMSYISS[GS MERCHANTS

10. 8 NJ ain St., W hec1InSS v ~
HAVE NOW. IN STORE
$50 Jbls. Primo n. o. NIolassSs,
l25 hI:. bblH. iU
900 Ehds. fully fair to prime n. q. SuSnT.
l2S bbia Or, drauulsted, Pow'C' and Gaifoe snEh:s
80 Z. Brune's Golden Syrup.
rs New York 10
500 bags good fair TO prrmE Rio CptcL ..
SO pockets Java Coffee.
IS boxes Natl If. ., lump Tobacco
80 do various standard brtudz SIS Tobacco.
luclSes 'IIrntcTs" 37s do
10 DO "Don Qulxote" - do
q5 hlE Ch. y. II and q. j. Tea
IS do o"ionS aud rouchonS Tea
100 bLis No. g Med. ami LIZ. MackerGi
90 :" Tar, large size.
IL tlercts Rice.
Peppc.. Pimento, NutnaSgS. Gloves. Cnss
Mustard. Ginger, Indigo, Ri-Carb. Soda,
Salarntua. Soap, Candles, Wash.roards, B kesH.
Tubs. 1roomS. Naiis. and ali o:lIer Rr;t les EN-
braced in the Grocery line. lnh2
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NUMBER 2G8
Interesting Newsl
4 New OH Well Just Discovered!
Rut slnan Ass.atl1ls Ren sa!rea aor c =.

: - y -, ~ y y = s-SA :
But Small Aznsean: Re1n 1os CIV.
cry eiAs 10 take a Share
E"eEg 90 reats insts'ed s.iH' yGeid 81 ,eotG.
IN ADyANcE OF THE NEW mon TARIFF.
100 CASES GB SKE YEw o16Bs s555Ss AND yuAsrrn
have Just bccn received which the subscriber Is sllr
TO sel for lcss ihRl half their original Taluo.
BesidcS many cthNr Ep5is received. he Will o:ly
mention $50 pieces Of Sk Of ali the latest stylt a;
an prces solce - low as SO cts per yRrd worth
least 81, and Plain silks as los rs :; trr yai
-tIIlaE. - '''A '-'--
Dress Cis,s larse and varied assortment. Some
Travelling DEs". Goods for Oaly Sc per ye worth Rt
lawns and Lawn Robes, pioin and figured resescs
and RereSS Robes.
Double width grey. blac: and whl,e Beroscs for
Shawls and busters; Come worth 81, for only 50 cts
per ysrd.
ohatiiea and prlaines, einshauis and ctintzrs
largo E:0ssi $3.50 q! dsrs Trcreii CL!atsos, fo9
l5s PSr yss gottlta last SIC, anu light GAintzea
sHARLs-lno Gays siisvlsss an colOra, ffor, 40,
Silk and CLOTH Dusters aud EIUseHsI H-,ss-s-- "a
for Ladies' and NIsses-
French Lace Mantle. Of all the latest stylcs.
A large stock of EnbT0idericS and White uoods
800 doE LadieT Hose, some worth l6c, fer ". cts
a pair.
DONESTlcs.--Fast colored Prints. twnrrNntec,l
for IL. and $40 per ynrtl. worth l25z, ~ and Sc
per yard. BIeaclred and unhleIched Aius!tns nf a!
widths and qualities Irish Linen and Linen Table
Cloths AT all prEccs.
CAnPETS.-75 pieces Of Ingram, 3 ply and SnpeE-
fine Carpets at all prices.
good assortment of Roys' Ready Made Clothing,
and many other goods. 700 numerous TO mention all
of which have been bought for cash from Importers
ALEA, HEYAIAS,
ap2 135 Main St, Wheeling, Va.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-11
Land for sale.
Wholesale Dry, Goods.
r. az h - --I
TRABUE & LUCAS.

XETE receiving stock Of Spring and Summer
w Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots shoes,
and BroganS Variety Goods Cutlery, Hats Carpet.
inEs, Oh Cloths Asts &c &c All Of which have bought
exc q Importers and Manufacturer at panic prices.
70 which call special attention Of prompt paying and
Dealers only oE HspSe edH be head quarters deal
srI and those Who make Gilt Edged Notes pay them
That be u4 understood say positively that
intend 70 sell Goods for cash and who pay their
notes when due (snly.B
cash description CT Goods, Wares
Furniture Groceries, Prod9ce, &c. &C., &C., to be sold
suosn for casa No GooGE sold opr account at
ton.
Auction GALES svery Tuesday and Tuesday night exclusively
or cash. All persons having Goods sell Aueion viii
please turn them in and get the money plump mp.
mAE9-u FRABUE L. LUCAa.
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rnOroGRAPHIC CARD,

TAKE pleasure In announcing to ny old friends snd cu
toners that after absence Of a-an
turned to the ractse OF the Photographic Ara
In all its branches haTiRg purchased the interest Of ry brother
e Old GALLERY IN Union Street, and having spent
four msnths in New York the past 70 obts fy al
the late mpreVen II the painted renovated and
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout That ny facilities
nov better produce nrst class Galleries can
beast Of and conduse patrons trust GOT
only 70 sustain The proud position Gallery heretofore
sosSDeds bat to elevate Il to Still higher standard. have
al1O engaged The services Of Mr. COOK, best Photo
aphes he world, Pictures which obanel The
fut premium at the Worlds Far London, IN 1851 and an
determined not only this the leading Gallery In
sats, s1t ~ Eeik Ssh not be SIf2assed North SEQ
and now tnrodae e s public the following neg Eylea
Imperial Photograph, India LAX;
Egnetts, plain coloFsdi
IVoTytypes, co0red;
PEstel Pictures, life siEsi
Photographs on Can Eass, life size,
Visiting Cards, fall length, plain;
Autograph Ph0tOgTsphS, u taken At oas sittina
sterreoscopes, glass paper.
eoltlue 70 make lie MesLoype and Anbrsyp- hereto
ese IS aeoya lFe s G. tFsly IN ts city, except
TIE Autograph Gard whiah on nzds q line All
who In want oanythng ny line politely 70 aVe
me call before Whiting elsewhere when viii prove b. occlar
demonstration The aboy facts. Respectfully,
OOt9l-F Nv. HuGHRs.
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NO. 50 BROAD sTREEr.

BE manufacturing x horse power portable steam HnEinss
IN suitable for printing o1ces plantation zse and 1hsrs
EMAIL engines are required Price 5000,
stationary Steam Engines from ten to thirty horse power
fces as Low frBtcaEs engine be furnished at We arr
prepared TO all ordss for Engines and Machinery Of s
ssaes improved patterns at short notice Csssng made nom
our stock patterns for Flour Mills Circular sash Muy
seH nH are uHTa0d for strength, durability and economy
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
Trsd. : = = 49, l -
Constantly on hand full castings usually kept
a foRndy An experienced pattern maker drafnan
mPloyed Working dEsvngIs Speciscstisns plans and ss
funG22-dH
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Scientific DiscOVery---EIccIrO-
Water,

IL web known 70 the profession that Electelty the geal
motor Of liza Every remedy Which really dseass
does because Of H electrical adaptation 10 the wants Of The
Invalid By the Of such remedies and RLECTElc
WATkR IN which patients bathed in Of ssctrc
Ladies being attended By aLadyI curing al kinds q old
and obstinate complaints which have resisted other
Of eare "ConaumPtyes receive life, bat in such
Ehere patients are TOO weak 70 visit ne, treat them By th
BrO1tOH Hospital bA1tOzs, hch hreztea into the
dheasd lung, right the OF the disease (ssnd
s1ps for Pampblet Other patients who
th ..HEALus WATxESs By sendng fse-the age-saJ
and full description ef symptoms medicines senl % teu
eend for cculzr The Electric Waters extract all mineral
substances taken medicine Otherwise The
perence OF twenty the treatment many thsus
and chr mic cases and WOman diseases and Eeaknessea nay
oe regarded a. areaso1sbie guarantee OF fuccess.
~ Rooms and Boarding Furnished 20
Patients II
PHYSICIANS Uho may wish avail themselves Of this val
abs discovery IN Electric Baths invited to ea Al NJ ocs
e. No l46, south sumner street.
Hours hon n to3P n every day except ne sssssh
Address Or WOMBAUaH,
mAr25i -dGtWly Nashville, Tenn.
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES nR

ANG a tsms ~
CONTAINING $50 ACRES or
VaIua bic Land for sale.
a75 acres Cleared, and I'm a fine state
.- o. s. 80 OF Cultivation
NHIe Farm lies mile from Jones' Station on the Win
estsr and Alabama Railroad, nine miles rou Wincae0
ts and hre niles on Salem, in franklin osunty On the
Farm eonisfable dwelling, good negro esbins and ali
necessary out houses. Gloss dKeIIiEefs ne rnR
good Cisn and plenty Of fsng The land
LL hICd and, Tor cultivation ansrrpassed by any
IL the county IPFopose 70 sell this valuable Tract OF Land
AID would refg persons Who wish IT, Jh1 p
can refer to ne on the prsmiSea :
$4,000 H8RVEY 8. WILLIAM,
ocsNNn y Hi1eheStd, FRANKLIN county, Tenn.
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INCORPORATED American
LETTER EXPRESS co.

THE AnERi CAN LETTER EXPRESS Co.,
has established it, permanent office At the Gashflle Psst
Ohee Up stArS, east end, entranes Church street,
The undersigned hsYng formed Company for the purposs
OF Transmitting letters, &C, and from the Southe Cosd
sey rate and agree 70 furnish nerhapfs and
others their eorfesondeaee between Lssisvs Ind Nhs
a. rgu lar intervals Be most convenient 70 m pAxIs
eonesraed TH0s JBNKiHs,
" A EcGIIL.
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freight % Ne" XOLA a''a fi.iIaaslPhi
COTTON AND FLOUR,

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
ootOnPer hale Of thaa 500 pounds weghts4 g
lApSA Pei -
No asarane necessary except from Charleston and savxnna 70
- .a.r New YORK sud Philadeiphia.
Gotten eomPEes st The option and expense
i can be sghtsd from New YORK = sorszn ports
at q Q s-lo iess than cottsn act compressed
Through receipts issued By The Freight Agen Of gs Hash
villa and Chattanooga Railroad. 80
CIV. ANDERSON,
de9 zStf-b r General Acct
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

hDERTAKERs tSt n. Currey's old stand on Union b.
tween Cherry GUNNER sreetsl prepared attend
% Funerals ct all tines With conB, plain coored
and Metallic BuTa Ozskets and Gases OF sSupeor quality
b hSrAha Co., in this city Prices 70 suit
ne umea iune2S-6
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U Persons In the soath desircus Of sending lssFs % the
Federal Government, vii please direct tie Asrfcaa
Lf E9pfsss o., Under c0Fer enclosing esns c4
rage. IN he drst place will lequfe TIE DEsaymsnt q
- gcnfodezte poBtsgs reach NaahFis and 6ogaFuen
as aove, ten esrtg Let h Be UNDERWOOD hat Tie irds
sDe should e ADDRESSED % ne fees for whom IL i nsndsd
and the Oalsids envelope - sddrsn1. tt-
/. HF Isisnl GoErnnent sngslepss . b had ~
eiig. - $500. ns11nKxNb &lEsaIEkl
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HOUSE PAINTING,
EESHB subber lie prepared sIecuts With tbs greatest
prempness all contracts, however large which nay be ten
dered style and upon terms which cannot fail give saS
ton he Is also prepared to execute all manner Of
BIaE PAIKTIEe, aRAIEINs AND HkRBEIua
HaVng that department. scud tbs ssTVses Of the
and experienced artists. =. = =
The subscriber woud request persons having work in
give HIN call before making anal arrangement
zarchs-dtG No g. Onion st.. between cherry and su%o
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Hl. q q. 81. CMEATRAn.

| = p
WHOLESALE. s6IEOCERS, AND DFa LERs
sf q .-1-.ts.ss li.g o3E 70 N a.a.4 .' -l--t-
Z FINE BRAkDIBs, WINS, ToBA eco, ole Ans, EAILs.
sl4--f tl-A - DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &zc., s =
00REER, o. 0OLLEGE AED OH6RCR SJRErTz
ta..t Nashville, Tennessee.
XXI areIustn rsceptOf large and we'll selected rto a
Groceries, Liquors. stc, consisting in part a. fsoEEI
So hnda sngar All gradeaI genuine Havana oEarsi
x0g bels chotes hoagsell 900 kegs Nails, Assortsd
l e y 90 DO lo0 dozen Painted BuckstSI
80 pegs PRISE MO Ooheei 10 50 nests Tnbst
eo 2Db fewoered Oruehed and 10 bbs English Wanuts
= Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Peeansi f'ts
$50 boxes Star Oandlssl 10 bhls Fiiierss
100 boxes Tobacco assorted
FENE fsRANDIEs, WINES. 40.
8 kE ehsice French Bfandies;
W eaaks MaesiHaI sherry, and Port Winssl
$50 baskets best brands OhampaRnsi
50 oxsSScoVill Clapes,
100 % Dbl. ens RSDsTtsen o0anty Whsayi 1L
do DO do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common RhiGhy American RFards
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hsszri snd svuaoy. pov.,
deFnigned being the only Agsnsin Nashville Of he
would call ne attention OF the Merchants and Trsr 70 tI
large stock OF Powder on band, In Magazine for sale
S00 kegs Dupont Rite Powder 200 kegs Hazard DIanzPov
SEQ x do DO do --'-- der; 20 y 80
a SSS - e. DO $3.50 beg. Sycamore Blasting
300 do do ds 80 eases o. Powder, s,0oysss
2O0 kssdo do do brands; -
5000 kegs DuDOnt BlAslne Pow 50 bbls Toy BscksOrd Co.,
jlnlI zsi n. q. a.F 0fEATHAa, Agents,
= MOLE AGENTS KOks
s Ens1ss q % '''''
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90 Flour, Corn, &c.
R00 BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour
OSBU 400 sacks CoFu;
20 bblG Lard;
50 q Green Applsgi
Is essss ParrsPins Wax 0sDElsai
500 Flour Sacks City poEndS)
en- oousigumsnt, For sale By
Wi WATTS 4 co.,
yanlgR No. 81 College street, near Broad
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oR The remainder q the yesr the large etors Room IN u.
Union and American Flock, rscsatly oceupsd BY
HAARm r,aVIq-tf
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REM VAL
NEW PURCHASE.

HA'E Iurehaeed Of W: W. Finn his stock Wall Paper,
&c aud renewing ny Of u oking Glasses, Gilt
aAne venetian Blinds, Win sha5es, ATtist Materials,
&C Aete his (W Rinn's cid stand p Pubic aquare
ner DeAdrek st, VhsCe shan glad sn.s and
PsIom. SW.1RAENAE.=
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Fine Country Residence For Sale.
HAYIRe determined 70 carry my Negroes te The s.rnn
II South, VII sell about Three or -Four
hundred Acres Of Land. being part Of -
toe Raet upon which I nov reide, situated OF 81
COED Turnpike Road, about thirteen ulles from =
hSzhvills, In one Of the best nesghborhoods In VIII
Jansen county Soil equal any In the State For PARTON
ars apply TO MS the premises A. v. g. Lindsey n
NAshSlHe sep9da P A. PERKINS.
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STORAGE AND commission
COMBS 81 MARTIN
Church street, below POst-OFfes.
UR0SSS-TIES WANTED,

CR0SSS-TIES WANTED.
NHR NSshFilie and North Western Railroad Company win
4 to contract FOR 10000 Cedar CFOSssTieS, fleet
Obg inches t. well hewn, to face nAroWest place not
ess than inches Of b6z timber sound to be deliver
ed at the grade line Of the rosd 10 Nashville
The contractors contKset for $4,000 White OF
Post Oak Ties, OF Is sSoYe to be delivered
on the line Of the rosd in piles on section Il 10 section
enough each section 70 supply the 49, =
Persons wishing to bid viii direct the President ID Direct
Of the EGEhYiIls and PorhvsssEn Railroad COMPANY
Mash Ville, Tenn ...-s suiyssl-r
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4 AM now rseeivings ens assortment Of
GAETEHS, Doors AND SHOES.

BROOKS q ORR's 4 mcNAUGHT,s
Spool o9TToNs, ali ssss In Black, Wet. ana coor- :.
- 50 cent? per doEen, at
HOWL SEWING MACHINE oFFECH,
mariS-H q Union atrsst
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p THOMPSON. SPERRY & CO..
w a Q lie sALE GRO GERS
BzAhRs N
FOREIGN FRUITS, LIQUORS, TOBACCos.
ANDALL KIN DIS OF CIGARS,

NO. "a MARKET street., NashVIIIe, Tenn.
We nesrlDefs respectfully announce 70 the Trads and
ths PaDhe generally, that they have completed tbelr --
s0sfe nactory Arrauge en for the msnufacura Of an 49,
OANDAkhp from the eenon Stick t. the finest PrscL -
~ o. and being determined 70 Se Al Ee,
III lAyoraay with the lowest in the NoFh bsv
neps 20 axe this desirable market not ONLY o- tt 1870
0l ~ lsr every otter II their line o. business.
80 Or SsePs and Fancy Groceries has no superior in
department., ofer stronger induoenens 70 ts
We winning 70 deal with us than any Known OF
invite then to esli rs, and seHd n the5r a.
h % He guarantees will Be exeeuted promptly ana Al o
NsIoaS THOMPSON, sPKRRY 4
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Notice 10 stockholders.

N annual election by the stockholders the Tennessee
manage the Affairs Of the Company Tor the ensuing
tbs will be held the oce The Company Ct franklin
Tenn, on The arst Tuesday In August next
L. h. BRADLEY,
juIyl6-dti secTy. 7. A. Il. L. 90