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saGa"0aa Bts'd,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF

saG2"G9G Rt3"d,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWELI T. TAYLOR IMPORTER or
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos 13 and rs Royal street,
ssnov large supply Of the celebrated CREME DE
BCUZY CHAMP ACME In and pins asc other brands
via; CHARLES HEIDsEICE, PIPER HEIDsFICK; PAR
AEETTER, and other brands OF inferior quality, l have
large Of the bestod shcrries such a. ANONTI
LAD0, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON ard
ANCHOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MADEIRA, CT
direct importation; other Msdeirss of grade superiol
Old London Dry Dock PORT and other Por Of grade,
The celebrated SAGARAC DIESVin;gge 1885, 1893,
1909 and lS0Saarge supply always hand. All grades Of
GhARET sne WHITE WINES in glass and wood WIS
RYSscotch and Irish, Old Rye Bourbon Wheat Wis
Eye. sCoiCH ALEand PORTER in pints and quarts COR
DIAIs ny usual hest WINES, which
viii b sold any other houBein the ety.
AARON BIRD,
ais 2oIy Nos IS and Is RoyAl street.
FE'FEEso. A. JAMES
NOTARY PUBLIC.
4- Nc. 50 Common street, Up Stairs,
seq 2Iu Now Orleans
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8~Herring,s Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar SAFES, Noe 81 and 81 rsver New Or
2utf
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hs~ Mr.. Editor: Please announce George
WSADLER candidate for Constable of The First Justices
Court, at the ensuing election. SELF 2pe'
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Military Goods T.!

obituary G00as!!
M Ut S * Il IT Q a T. .,
CAPS FOR COLTS REVOLVERs
G \ r II r D CT E s.
Also
FINE BLUE SKY-BLUE, GRAY and RED BROADFLOTH
GOLD AND WORsTED TRIMMINGS,
SWORDS WITH FINE BLADES.
BELTS AND SAsHEs.
Buttons for Military Uniforms.
GOLD LACEs AND SILK OIL CLOTH .
Fl. FRANKO'S,
au24 2ptfSaMoTh l46 Poydtas, next to Garondeet ST.
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Proceedings

PTOCee6tNgS
The
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FIR ENCH,
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said Conven-
ton tin both anguages and the CONSTITUTION Of State
a. amended.
For sale By .-
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL, PETER O'DONNELL,,
TLW WHITE, ,. EERBERT Il ESOOusSE,
GEO. ELLIS, W. F. GOLDTEWAlTE,
P.HAWES& co, =. EZEKIEL.
7. FITZWIIIIAM.
E.~ Orders the country ted liuerR discount.
tny22 2pti
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ss- Messrs. EdItors-As the solicitation of
many friends myself as candidate for sAERIFF of
the First District Coe OF the Parish Of Orleans subject alone
y decision Of the eople-balot-boz.
be28ta ~ - y " 9. NTIIFN
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As-E. l.. Defreese, the present incumbent,
is candidate for State Treasurer. iyl 2ptd
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For GosGRRss. Hon. g. N. Conrad is annoaneed
as i candidate for Congress N our paper to-day:
He nov represents, By elestion Of the Contention,
the First Gong essionals District, below Canal
street, and is now put forward by bis friends g .
candidate for election the people ID the District
above Canal street. composed Of the First and
Fourtt Districts and the parish Of jefferson.
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otitnumber herlin lighting men. s7t#
A I, sa 8ssepsaF
LArER ERoM MEXICO The Fort Brown Flag
says: MI ssf sf aEtss. ssT
me friends Of Comnnfort are in arms to restore
him to office, and Ortega and Dohlado are work
iag for their own elevation. The fight is quadran-
rsilar therefore for while there are three Liberal
Contestants the clerical party has Marquee to rep
resent it's interests. Descending from national
complications to State disturb nces, lacateeasi
and Enanajuato have cut loose from the Govern.
ment of Mexico; Neugo Leon is almost independ-
ent, and Tamanlipas is divided into two parties
who are preparing for big fight N MI ~ =
The quarrel In Tamauiipas Is between two par
ties who respectively urge the claims of Serna
fsnerrero for Governor the first supported by
sen. Caragaial and his friends, S the OUTS the
second BY Gov. Cara, Gen. Garcia and theirs,
s.the ins.n Serna has #ons after two elections
tie others now claim that CaraFajai put in fraudu
lent votes and they are going to- war about it.
Matamoras is being fortified. 5ss3 #as%ss.t48
The opposition to garayajal is that he is friendly
to Americans and Texans. The Flag says:
Gen. GarayajaI has been appointed to the COM
rland Of the State troops BY the Legislature, and
it's reported that be Is collecting troops in the
naighhorhoods Of Victoria, with which to attack
Matamogas. The Progressista says that he has
solicited assistance from Col Ford, It reported
that Tampico has joined the pronune iamiento, and
takes sides with Matam oras. ;.:;s III III as# ~
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sTocK Fog SAFE sAn opportunity to buy farm
stock chsap ii dfse ths mornings pa
PEI sss aisefs'ssa1ea.. ~
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SULPHUR QBgsTIoN SOLVED. s Professor John
Darby, of Auburn, Alabama, formerly Of this
State, and favorablr known to many readers as a
naturalist and teacher of reputation, has succeeded
\ il making suiphnric acid from the sulphur of Ply,
Fses s weisa can PC felaa y en- auanes along
to our friends, W. Stevenson 81 CO., who have been
n dence concerning this important aues-
ton; fraf: Darby writes. ,,5#5
have completed my experiments, and have
4 been psrfeetly successful and last week made
pure gulpinrie acid from iron pyrites and there il
no diihculy IN making nitric acid, mnriatic acid,
bleaching powders for paper makers, chloroform,
sal soda, etc. 2 80 81 5 NJ
I'VE Congratulate the country on this result and
demonstration, and We congratulate Prof, Darby
on his ssneceasfal Connection with great public
benefit. IS &ss WI IS - = 1z59
We hope he will soon be enabled 10 put ia ope-
ration, under proper authority, a laboGatarg for
the supply Of sulphur and sulpluric acid snss
esfAff
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AUcTIoa. Msssrs. e Gardner Smith & ca. win sell
dly AZ Is aeloek Ne. 3sS R Charles epee
Clio and Erao. and black walnut firij5
4 afe, piano, etc. See Advertisement. ss
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A Gard of Thanks s.

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH REGIMENT Lou1sI4SA N9IuETEERsf
Camp Fass, near "'i seppsm6sf 18th, 1861
We the undersigned Officers of Company B. Orleans Cadets
gratefully express tbs thanks of sad Company 10 Theo Guyo
ESQ of New Orleans generous and consderae gift OF
neck comfoi .ers.
ALEX. HART, Captain
LEoECE P. GUYoL, lst Lieutenant.
JOHN P. BEACH, Cd Lieutenant.
: q gplt @ GEORGE McCAUGHAN, ID Jr. Lieut..
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l3o4s 9sFfcE REsoFEp.- stiewel, pawn
lssA sHaoysd 70 NJ le2 drssstTees, See aayegtise
liisist.s9s So
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ENGAGEMENT on THE PoFeMAc. Tao of Old
Abets Vessels Disable ~ From the Richmond Elk
aInrer, Of the 25t we take the following ::

.Ab6S3 FESselS s-rF TOM EHeHIteHnIuHu tX-
aminef, of the 2zth /, we take the following s.
official channels of an engagement on Wednes-
day, between one of orr batteries on the Potomac
and number Of Federal vessels which were de-
scending the river for the purpose, tbs supposed,
of EvanapofS, some distance above Aqua Creek,
where pnwerEul battery af riied cannon has been
constructed, Gas the enemy has now reason to
know nnder the command of Gen. Holmes. Our
Stire was opened from the & masked battery upon
she vessefs in mid bannel, with terrible effect.
Two 0f the steamers we're crippled being towed
away as the enemy were hauling OFF, The loss Of
lifa 81 not stated. IN Isl III ss,s As ,sa5f
Ihe point where the enemy encountered our bat
tory is understoe TO be one of the most command
do the Tiyer, heingaa high blnff or crest 81
gToupa bstWeen two creeks which are tributary
to the Potomac It commands the channel Of the
river point blank, " IA NJ 5 s*E " AZ
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so.sasa NJ AsTaai gentleman and lady wish
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Louisiana

SUGAR PLANTERS AGENCY
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al FRIIlAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1851.
All debts due this Office, and for ~ neg
contracts entered into, the Treasury Notes q sa<
conreaerase states Willbe rsceiTed 1t par.
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Ehss1tGia's Er0n Tie.
The Southern

Q I L Q O M z q N x
OFFICE, z2 CAMP STRH11p,
New Orleans.
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BEAuREa AID BATrAIIoS.---W We direct the atten-
tiono Of members 81 this Battalion to Ma5er Bart
lett's order, published IN our military column this
morning. NHia heseen that the order directing
The parade this morning has been countermanded
and that the Battalion W ordered to appear o.,
Canal street this afternoon at o'clock, in full
uniform and eqnippsd for escort duty. TIE reVo-
cation Of tie FIRST order was caused by the failure
or tie expected prisoners arrival, and IN sconse-
quence the corps had to postpone assembling until
they were wanted. We hope that they VII turn
out in guficient numbers to make an imposing ap-
naaraune. .ssaaa5a. - 49,
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E5~For Auditor OF Public Aeeounts-Cyrus
THOMPSON, of this city is candidate for State Aldor
she election IN November next ~ = sells d P
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sra TEX The Galveston Civilian

N TaAIToHs n TEXAS The Galveston Civilian
says
Judge Deyine, Of the Confederate Court Of San
Antonio. recently issued awarrant for the arrest
0f nineteen citizens Of Blanco and Conial counties,
charged with having organized themselves into a
company, armed for reasonable purposes. The
Marshal succeeded in arresting six Ave Germans
and one Frenchfnan and brought them to San An
tonic. The others fed.
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ag- supe1 intendent Public Education =
Please that HENRY AVERY the present SEPeEa
tepdent Of Public Education is candidate foF reelection.
aul7 2B!d --- - '. . 4
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To R'syers.

People from this and other States visiting this city would
we'll to give the undersigned call, Is they have
VERY LARGE AND WELL-AsSORTED STOCK
or
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
=. Which will be disposed OF
AT VERY REAs NABLE PRICE s
For Cash.
-. U. LAROpssINL & CO.,
a or, T47 .7,1-e7 s-ra1-
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Tins WoRK Cons BRAVERY 0N.By annfouD rs
mentfrom headq quarters 81 the First Regiment 9,
louisiana Militia, this morning il will pc opsesSea
that the energetic Colonel Commanding mas SOM
pleted the appointment of bis STAT and company
ofcers, ma gives notice to all persons iasse g
.srrollmant within the district bounded by Canal
and poydras streets, the river and the swaaip, TO
bev dc orders or the officers within their esspec-
i've beats and attend daily drills, agreeabl 70 the
uroclanaasion es The Governor. Col. Magee Is the
right In the right place. and aided BY the
brilliant Accomplishments Of Lieut.. Colonel Hunt,
Ire First Regiment will soon be in complete or
ganization, and reported to Adjutant Genersl Girl
yot for effective sersice. s5 stss
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Flags, Ssc0rds, SsUoTds, Flags.

SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
President,
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.at the Great Military Emporium
II. p / f r Il T ,

l22 CANAL STREET, TOURo BUILDING
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Merchants HE0feE,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
xsRERAH@-
Thepeassntes and conveniently located HOUSE IN ths
ely.
zATEs B0ATr
PeFOsy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, IL 60
Per Week, (ho8rd only Observation-Disclosures. Eco
Per Month "a 81
BRET D. HALLER, .
AulT 7p;J Propristorp.
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shall cooperate with Governor Moore in the enforcement
1be pboye order. D. E. TwIGGS, Il
..- Maier-G etsral Commanding.
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.SesU Goods.

agent for Collecting Receiving, and Purchasing Small Arms
for the Confederate States sul3 2ptf
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fsssT-d&wa 80 - =
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Road TIERS FOR 1861.
At the FAN G. uBdS.
PRICES REDUCEDTO SU HE TIMES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
THNHIS FIhST CLASS R0ABSTER, will make his FOX
Il 1901 At the State Pair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4h aud closing July the 4h at SEQ the and e
for insurance,
He beautiful black six years old trotted at Athens In
1850 IL 500, and is certainly handsome perfect
horse in his action that has brought the He
bred Vermont imported by E. 3. Jennings and BY tie
Hatch hore he BY Ii hoO he BY Old Black Hawk he by Sher
and he the Original Justin Morgan Dsnb Duroe Gr
d. St Charles Or or. Woodbury. Morgan, ssd hence
bines four Of the best trotting crosses knswn.
No. 2, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury. will be let 20 S5 the season, S29
insure. He is very promising.
NO. 3, Washington the ed.
GOOD BAY years old, Old Washington, dam excel
lent Trotting Mare will be let Is Mares e season,
SIS to insure in foal.
Breeders will please examine the above Stations Good Blue
Grass the farm Of T. Tanning, and grain keep
mares in good condition, at 81 per week.
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville. Tenn Part Owner an Agent for Company
Oscar Kba will be ready all times to EhoH the stock
gentlemen,
Refer to-J. Owen, Of williamson, Col r. Allen OF Sum
T. Tanning, Of Davidson DR.. T. Gooch, Of Ruther
ford. nar5-a
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Land for sale.
ersrn,L YRx,suT orrlcr, NASHVILLE AVID pxc.rra R R

GENERAL FREIGHT oTTlcE, NASHVILLE DECATUR R. RI
NASHVILLE Nov. 18th, 1850.
S and after the 10th inst ghts for Decatur, points
Memphis and Charleston and all Roada
will be received and sent forward without delay.
To insure prompt attention eghts must have plain shipping
Marks the destination in full initials road on each
package. Stock sent through with and Dispatch
JOHN W. RATCLIFYE,
ncvl6-dln General Az ant
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VUsT received constantly ne article Of Parf
- Varnh Of the best quality, in quantities to suit pur
ehssers BENZ p SHIELDS & co.
Also consignment OF Perfuney, Envops for sale the
trade IiAn23-u b. r. 8. 4 90.
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sChangOof Time.
Z NAsHVELLEyaAND DECATUR
{ 6 OBJ g g a 81 ~ u Sg I'LL


ON after Sunday, February th 1861 the Trains will
" leave Nashville at
6:30 In the Morning,
{ $780, g Evening.
Arrive at Nashville,
I:15 In the Morning, q
F 1:I5 8. +" Evening, - 4
The morning Train going South. will breakfast at Frsnkn
Both Trains make close connections at Decatur the Mem
phis Charleston Raroad Huntsville, Memphis Mobile
New Orleans. and ali points South, East, and At Nash
vile, made with the Louisville and NASH
vile Railroad to louisville and all points North, Northest
and East.
The Local Accommodationsv IS herecofere-
Leaving Nashville at 3:OOPM.
Arriving at Nashville 1000 AN.
Freight Train Nashville every Morning lat O'Clock,
- W. ON PERKINS,
febl2, 6l--dh General Superintendent.
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PIANOSI mnSICI

AM receiving my Fail stock PianofOrtes fron ii
following Factories which will largest ever odere in
the city steinwsy Sons A. a Gale Co. Haynes bretneTs
HaEeton Brothers. W Kaubie Co., Peters an1 Let
Bradbury and SoebeIle Schmidt all Of which will be sold
small advance on cost for cash negotiable paper All The
popular music received together with
Volips FLUTES Drums Brass Instruments, &C. For bargains,
" come to nae" at number SO. SAs' "A hoOLuhA'
Reptl6-tf
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r. NEW 8 h
F7ITRNITURE STORE
NEW

tahes this method Of infcrzing his patrons
he public generally that he has just arrived from the
t,h mi ndic stock O. shiopsbe fufnituIe % which
ssve 10 call attention. he has tAken and Euperbg
he store No. &c Market street door to the old
trsss attention and fair dealing, 20 merit share
an particularly deEiroeg show 70 those
10 purchase my stock Of Mattresses. Just made, and
not superior 60 Others The Market b. calling
she Red Store No. So Market street, yen will meet with
attentive clerks it pleasure to show the stock,
whether yon wish TO purchase not. 40 connection sek
ong other establishment. -
nssr6-Qm sAML HEEsHAw.
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NHE remainder Of stock ssved from the on Brca
street. for sale At 81 College street, two doors sbsvs
Irosd: All Goods ct BALI their cost.
nNs-s oTFzavgLLH KLeoz.
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Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci. his planta s..~z,...
&EEA ion, called CAPITAL VIEW, lying fss7tt&.
4E$ the nerth sis0 Of Cumberland River, a<Sssezs$
Hill three milesrom the City EVANSVILLE, 6tft8
lallIlH containg about Three Hun. -
AN2sl@&& dred Acres. he will sell it all -sz4knn>.
together in small tracts lots to suit purchasers Or
viii exchange for well improved property in the city It Of
the very quality of sill is well watered about half Of
cultivation, and the balance in fne timber and pasture
There are COED dwelling houses, good harm and stables &C.
For information apply the undersigned or to John D. James
sepee-tf TIiOS q. JAMES.
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FIRE WORKSl EIRE WORKS!
FLAGS AND TORCHES!!i
j O FL NJ hU O *,

As the best Nashville ofeyerythny the
above line which will be sold wholesale retail, Is low
as good article can be bought anywhere The Torches are
sOmehing and the best thngVer introduced for
PROFESSIONS. auglf-u
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Flour, Corn, &c.
RA0 BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour,
ONDU 400 sacks Coru;
20 bbls Lard;
so :" Green Apples;
25 Parrspine Wax Candles;
SO Flour Sack s,( afty pounds,)
On consignment, for sale By
WI WATTS & CO.,
Ianl9H No. 81 College street, Broad
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II rTHOGRAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND
Printing Oil, and Wae-colors, Views, Portraits Show
lands Vrnettes, Labels Aue Titles Diplozss, Bill Heads
Business Cards. Visiting Cards. Wedding Cards. Funers Notices.
Tickets Admission Cards, Circulars, Checks. Bonds Notes.
Drafts, Maps,Ac.
Tn undersigned has newly made sueh his b.
that he is enabled execute neatly, promptly and eIe
autly, every variety OF the above articles
LIZ. WAGNER,
oerpsTs Cedar snd CheEy siFssts,
sb24-SRm aRshs1lss R@a.
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The SOUTHERN cONFEDERAeY.
TIANLEETER Il ADAIR,
Atlanta, Ga.

TENHE DAILY SOUTHERN CoNFEDERkcY, under arrange
nents Just completed will contain all the inte
gce every KIND reported expressly for Magnetic Tel
egraph, the Nails Also, daily reports Atlanta
ether Markets. Incidents and Itenss &c Prices5
ayear SO months so cents for month-always
advance.
The WEEKLY SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY IL made up
o and contains the Of the Daily. Il large sheet
reading matter Weekly in
the Ceafed2rte States Its Market Reports will fall
Up actual transactions Price ~ Syear 81 .
for SIX Eaonths-invaTiably in advance
Rostmasters Authorized to act Agents. in OBJ
tauing suhecrioe and forwarding the moneyr which they
allowed retain commission, I've on
each Weekly or fifty each Daily subscriber.
= PersOns getting Clubs Of FIVE, subscri-
ber will Supplied Nith the copies ordered I9 per cent
less than regular terms
III No name will be entered books until the money IA
ps and All subscriptions discontinued when time ex
ues for which payment is made unless the renewed
AddreEs. HANLEITER 4 ADAIR
Apll0-d&vln Atlanta, Georgia.
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Il. cH1krEAM., .ss4..
M. s. T.. r. CH
WHOLESALE GROOERs, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEe, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS, {
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &cs,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND 0EUncE s5RExTz
Nashville, Tennessee.
VET in receipt Of large ana il selected stook q
Wv Groceries, Liquors. etc conssing in part az fsvws
$50 hhds Sugar, all grades Genuine avana rsrs,
zoo bes chcise h0iasss; eOO keys Nails, assorted
100 u do 90 100 dozen Painted Rucketsi
450 bags prime Rio Coffee, so nests TuSs:
leo bills Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbls Rngish Wanuts
Loat sugar; ~ Dds Peeans;
I50 boxes Star oandlesi 10 bills RiIberts.
FINE BRANDEIsS. WINES. an.
rs Z T. y choice French Brandiss
20 x casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Winssl
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes scovilI Claset,
100 % SSI: E %1S Rs County Whis7
5 do 40 do Bourbon do
And also Common Whisky American Brandy
Gin, &c.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont and Sycamore Powder III.
cersgrsd Icing the only Agensin Nashville
would call the attention OF the Merchants Trader
argestoek Of Powder on hand, IN Magazine for sale.
5000 kegs Dupont Rife Powder COCO kegs Hazard
800 z O. Do DO 5000 ses. syo.uo,. Blasting
1000 kegs Hazard DO dc Powder;
goo goo DO DO DO $50 case. Of Powder, assorted
5000 kegsDupOnt Blasting 80 bbs Toy, Bedford Co..
der. safety fnse
jAnlI Il. &. =. ?. OHEATHAN, Arerts.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DaPontsPowder JOY, Bickford & Co.'S sassty
Sycamore do
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Valuable Printing Office for Sale.
ITUAfEDn wealthy section Of country in Tennessee, and
- having an extensive subscrp list and advertising
The Democratic wlb reasonsbI
terms to no one however but Democrat The estab
ed to advocate State Equality and the will not 10
It tof his hands be devoted any other purpose For
further enquire at the UNION 0yTIcE
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HIGH PRICE FOR NEGROEs.

WILL pay the highest market price for IS likely young Me-
groes- both from - to 90 years. Cali ct % Cedar
street
have for hire about 80 Negroes balance year
boys and girls Of all sges-sOne we'll qualified.
G.. W. HITCHfNGS,
feo2O-lm 80 Cedar
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Cash System.
NOR the yesr 1861 our business will be
EXCLUSIVELY CASH.
adapting this SYSTEM know make 1t greatly to the
interest of friends to give US their patronage
SNYDER & FRIZZELL,
tspl-tf 81 Public Square.