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.TORRIs a sTRATTON.
WHOLESALE GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers In Foreign &c Domestic LIquors,
10 IA MARKET STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESA-E,
ENIE in receipt Of Ian Ee and we'll assorted o.
w ereerie Liquors, &C., to which invite Attsntio
SUGARS
$40 hhds LOUISIANA Sugar, all grades;
$50 sbls n. Y snd Baltimore Crushed Sugar a.. srsa
Sc SO q g 4. oosss a, Es'.iS.
SS00 bags choice Baltimore CoGsej
100 do 20 ,,o La eE. do.
800 b5ls choice Reboiled Molasses
q, % kegs $. Louis syrup;
TIN PLlTs.
e00 boxes J. O. l0xl4 liz;
100 do lo1l4 DO, very cheap can.
so boKes Star Candles
200 do summer do
~ do 81 Louis and Mem. Sosps
100 do Starch
50 cases Tea;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper
50 % % 90 g. 90 s sP5Ss;
100 do superior oarb Soda, L'papsr,
guy casks do do;
scasks Dutch Nader
50 DO Spice
90 tieree5 Rice;
$50 dozen Painted Euckess,
10 do Wa1hbOards
80 nssts Tubs;
100 dozen Broors;
250bozss Tobacco, al, grades Va. zrsud.
500 kegs pure White Les5
50 bbls do Liaseed Oil;
Is kegs Shot, all sizes;
80 DO Bar Lead;
50 cases Mason's Blacking;u
5000 bags fne Liverpool sAlti
IyOO0 bbls KanaHha do;
GAO boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
see barrels Pixies Magnolia WhisE,
500 So Raw Ohio do.
200 90 old Country DO.
$50 90 Smiths old Reserve do
100 do Old Bourbon do
50 do do Rye do
tuO Dc MonapEAhsla do:
20 DO Old Port and Malaga Wine,
90 do A. NJ. Gin;
pipes Holland Sin;
do Old Cognas Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien ClaKet WineI
40 baskets Champagne, extraj
1850 cases Brandy;
800 packages Domestic Brandy
900 barrels Cider Vinegar;
" b many other srtielsu for the GFoeaEy trade
anil MORRIS n sTR ALTON
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Manny's combined Reaper ssI1,s
Mower.

AA{IHA WOODS lMPROVEUFNT..--
celebrated d9ehins seevsd the prezn d a rsps
SOLD hEDAL as he bestconbnsd Keeping and Wor
ttne great United States Agricultural VAR be5 al Ts
y in september, 1851 The trial cane OF near src ~
5e-, - jay "here all the pr spil Machines n ne ri
sates we're thoroughly terd. The committee rse
through Marshal p wilder, PrsHideat States
Society, sc Lsuisyiile, Ev
1talso received the Ward - tie hsapsr sad a ne -
mower, 6efere two separate Committees appointed 81 - P
dent OF ne Davidson County Agricultural Society a. Ns.hif
u oy, 1876 ever most Of tie uachin il use IN
Numerous other preniEUs and asarIs were Eve ~
dnrlng the last season, every Machinefn Aerirs
Tne anoye uaenines are for sale b the zudesIgneJ
General Agent for the s.ats.
PIsHER, WHEELEs 4 CO
'7"-'-i9N" NashvflIs, Fs.
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An BREW 3. SMITH.
10 81, BR0AD VA 4, HASRBzLLE, TENNESSEE.
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS,
srsF1, wAsos AK1zs, ELLIPTIC ssknSss,
KID ali other criticism lis line & business which he ofsrEs
"a Wholesale and retail, ofor cash, st the abovestsnd
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snsOIVent Notice

HAVING suggested to tat Dickson County Corrt Clerk he
insolvency OF Solomon Petty. deceased all having
claims against the nohed file them With said Cks
properly authenticated, before % sy % Asrh eai,
thew will be forever barred. JAMES DUNNAGAh.
de,5-wHs Administrator.
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RAILROADS.

1860 Fall and Winter Schedule. 1851
x-,oMMENOINa SUNDAY, NoYenaer on 80.
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A lair of Mares for sale.
PAIR d fine broke match mares. childe
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1rASONIC.

acall nesting Of NewportaDd Lodge No ~ @ssas -
~ rosm on Saturday, the 9Th Ocorey, 1850, MAR
ena vas from an the riek ard privileges Of se Ene
~ ort.- ~ ~ - -. JOHN WHtLL,
dees-sIt ssosar5.
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ChaFaeston and Savannah
kREEGHr asNFS -

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED IyoRr1eFn
N1P .i sreght Trains onAli the read, On
ziel DeosanosFi 1859 trough rates from W. 1 ne
ss. Gas per 10y Ss 81 g Third Class Per 100 ~
Ess Ca "a po., . Fourth Class, do g
Time from Savannah and chsrie.so, q, ,s..s.,,
and half and four days = -%-Hfiiiss ufets tiiree
and nine days. IN 1l1 n@ir eisht
Intervening sabbath esB5e the above ya-i.s;o,, IN
freight tsins are run on Sunday three Iins, - 30
Ne eete1tions By ice sucW. Overcharyes -, =,
esP aArass oecurring a. seal promptly ksjust ~ ~ -
vile and chattanooga Railroad on delivery - = 49,
pen
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,,v .,,er a. re sssae Of John caruthess, deceisd
80, ,Seed 10 ne Jerk Of Macon county, IS slsrs-
- ~ All Oisrk, that All persons having eIsifns
st "A s-tsir Se hereby notified 10 tile them, legally arihsn
$500 win ne sas ofscen Court, TtDnesses, On
- rsSr ~ rss day Nay next 10 ortT that settlement ad
5,v;si ~ pro rara may se made y. ALEXANDER
deo4-W4t Adlnintsratsr.
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~ SSe1 1EI GoEnt5, s..a,e o. Tsnnesses.

2 n STEWART COUNTY COURT ar m0-
Ter--Jaues b MeCarro ct ais Chas 8. Summers =,
ants blu, tha Thcs MeCarroll Frapes HeTsro,i -
cSarro James McCarro San uel aeCarro AMI Marrsrs,
MeCarroil, heirs a. law Of Francis CsrrlI dsss5 =
residents OF the stats Of tennessee. II is Therefore $780,
s publication be maze for four consecutive weeks Ia r.
Ashe Union AND AMERICAN. newspaper published in r.
city Of Nashville, requiring non-redsnts 70 70 n r
oeers the Of the County steaart coapt y,
ns holden a. the court house, IA county in the Sra ~
Ieonessee the art Monday In January ls5 ard plss
or oeuur 70 eOraplainants bill, the same "a
eee7-E4i-prsfee 81 - $500 0VS r. S 49,
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Notfce.

WILL sci for cash At he Cogit HOSE n shss. On
s-t-l,v re- 9qfb dav Decemter ore negro boy nrrC
JACKSON levied on as ne property o. fnaHss Northern,
to satisfy execution II % ash - - s ~ -
soii.rs Sale srcsrdipg % ias. " PAGE, G. D. Q.
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NlAcHh = I'LL IN O1fAI EANUUUA h q.
g . 81 g z

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY N0VEMBEEs IIth, 1850,
Passenger Trains East and West, will run as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 N and 3 NJ.
Arrive az Chattanooga I30 NJ All I:45 AN
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 7:30A n and T.30PN
Arrive al Nashville at $50 P N and A ~
Ii rail connection shortest route to Boston New Yo,
~ Philadelphiai Baltimore, Washington CITY, Rchuuu
Petersburg, Lynchburg Knoxville Savannah Obarstou
Montgomery, Menu his. New Orleans, &c.
Both Trans Stevenson with Trains m Merph
and Charleston Railroad Chattanooga with rans on
East Tennessee and Georgia Western and Railroads
Through Tickets be had any en- application
Ticket Agent at Office st Depot, following places and
At the following prices, viz:
NJ
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TUsF1sG rees,vei letter Of EtpinistFatonon TIE estate
Nrr Elizabeth Alley, arceased all pefsoc INDEBTED h II
zane are hereby requires 10 ic viii By Feer,
" le6l b dealt With aeeongto l and Az peroas ,sf
their claim. % me 10 oiaiesEss 1snn % = sra l
6rsi FebuaS ISL o. hey VII b lsfessF tasref ts b ~
and squiiy. FAIRS PErER,
fsc5-WA- Ad1sia17aata
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JASPER BRANCH RaHLROAD.
oyTIcz NAzzvItLE 4 CHATIkNoOsA RAILROAD Co.
n

October ID, 1889. J
order Of the Board Of Decoys calls made the
I'D Stock Of the Company suosc.ibed for building Branch
Road froH Bridgeport Jasper payable % the Treasurer Of this
Company asfooEs:
One dollar on each Share on TIE h November I and two
dollars each Share the stdsys of December, @ Janua
February, aae April May, June, July, August sep.en
Der, October, and November, 1860
nay be made to jackson Pryor at Jasper the
Treasurer az his Office in Nashville
PrOpt=essn meeting these calls Is requested OF hesEbsc
OF Stock ssshe construction Of the excuvelp
on the means provided specifically for that purpose
oet5-d ". A. GLEAVES, Treasurer
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Freight TO New York and Philadelphia
ON
COTTON AND FLOUR,
VA
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per bale Of than pounds "a a5
nLOUr per -...-.. I.45
No insurance except from Chareoa aad Savannah
New York and Philade phis.
Cotton compressed at the opoa and expense steamers when
compressed it be ghted from New York foreign
at y TO l6 less than cotton not compressed.
rhrough recepsissUed ~ te Freight Aesnt OF the Wash
V..Ie and Chattsnoogl Railrosd
CIV. ANDERSON.
dec 99tEB 2 General Ag.dt.
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ESTRAYS--.DicksOm Comfy.

TNyAKEE By Wa TEssIE. IN District Of essnty,
Hay Mare, AZ ha1ds high, Day co.or in forehead
about rs year ed An foot white hack, unshsd
Appraised 238 october, ls69, to 81 A. J. ALLEN,
nov23-E3t% Ranger.
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FOR RENT.

gUNHE House at present occupied by Boyd No so Cherry
street The front win make good store or sal
room back premise bs occupied BY one or two families
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a fine Article.

a FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIuab Land for Sale.
275 acres Clear ed, and in n fine state
of Cultivation.
FEVHIs Farm lies mile from Jones Station, the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Hlnches
ter, and three miles Salem franklin comfy On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cSbins and all
Decessry houses Close the dwellings, hns spring
good CTu plenty Of falling stock water The land
Is ALL RICE cultivation stands unsurpassed by any
IL the coun propose to sell this valuable Tract o. Lana
and would persons who wish to about s. 70 John P
White Nashville, Tenn or AS Ceyar, Winchester they
Ca refer 70 me On the premises
HARVEY S. WILLIAMS,
oct al-tf wirehrster Franklin county, Tenn
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COAL DILL COAT OIL!!
j. r. FINL4A- x &c CO.'S
Premium Coal Oil,

MANU5Nt lYVIsf MO- = !
FKNHIS Oil is almost coloress-dsra the purts Spring
Observation-Disclosures not crust the wick smoke the
mneythe Oil made in The East West
premium the last st Louis Fair Que trial all il
recommend general Wehave received supply this
superior OIL which oerneo the trade at mannactures
price AlzELL, HOOPSR& CO.. =
epr1s-n Nos. 6 and y Market street.
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orPhiladelrhi2-
Fare always as low and Time as quick as
by any other Route.
ASK FOR 7TOKEzS BY PI77SBUGH
The petion 9th Western connection Of the
Railroad to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN TIE EAST AND
THE GREAT WEST,
The connecting tracks by .he Railroad Bridge Al
avoiding ali drayage ferage Of freight together VITA ~
Ing Of tine are advantages really Epprecasd b. shppes Of
freight aud the travelling public
For Freight Shipping Directions apply to or ad
dress either THE folloFing scents Of the company:
s. PieroeyS Co., Zanesve o. - J. Johnston Ridley o. r.
hcEeeey. MAysvlIe Ky. Onsby Cooper Portsmo1th
Paddock 4 Co ,JeGersonve, Ind II W Brown & Go Gin
ennAti, o. Ahern HILBERT Cincnnati o. r q NeIsrnm
Madison, lnd Jos Moore Louisville, Ky O'Riiey
Co. EyauATile Ind N W Graham Co.. Cairo III; y
Sass shaer 1ass st. Louis Mo- John Iarris Nashvills
fsDn Harris Hunt, Memphis, Tenn Clarke q Co. Chicago
III Koontz Atom, ILL.,: Freight LeenSof esI
roads at different points ia the West.
The Greatest Facilities szseEed Sor thc Pro-
lection aaa Sasedy TransRortatIon OF
Rive STOCK,
And Good Accommodations with usual privileges Tor persons
travelling Z charge thereof.
FREIGHTs KORwARDED.
By this route Fsghts OF all description can Be fara,5
from PilzdslphA. NeE York Boston. at;nuse n an no-f
% ne En-, q sT Fs1sasJ, . Illinois, WicOa
1he Ponnsyivsalz Railroad CONNECTS AZ pissstur, h
Otto sussinga Ksniusky sanease crssTsB oI I ga
Msssspp Wisconsin, Missouri, Kgnsas Arar Ne npd Rel
Rivers and cieysi1nd sandussy. and czoago ports
and shippers entErsng the transportation Of
thar this Company, can rely with condolences on il
The rsissof freight any psint IN the west BY tie Psnnsy
vana Railroad are at all tines As favorable As are ehssd ~
= Be particulsr . marx paesag ssvlA PzusA. Z. R."
sAeRAW 4 Ko0Ns 5. 50 North Street Baltsors
LEIGH & CO., No. Asior Hoasssor No ;. VIA g. n
III hoUsToN. oen1 Ersght As'. Phliadslphia-
L. l.: hoUPI 6snl Ticket AR PellaAsipaiA
TEoa A. SCOTT, aen'i ssp = Aifoenasf@.
1851 49," |0 -
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FnENoa PaoEEsTANT ssHo Z. -

NJ ADAME FAILLANT will re open hsr Boa-dipv a., n
IVA scoo' oF young laees AZ i62s Chestnut strse - -
ss2Iemoer Superior Instructions in The EnsIisb ~ T,s
onanches e both Of Ehich equally eerious ate o =
psrtmsnt- $50. rsS- 80 se
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GENIAL 0BRloE, NASHVILLE DECATUR R. R.l
NASHVILLE Nov 18th. 1850. !
a after the Goth nst freghts Decatur, all points
Mephis and Charleston and al otherconnecng Reads
viii be received and sent forward without delay
insure prompt attention frcgh must have plain shipping
marks the destination full and initials Of last road On each
package. Stock sent through withczFe and dspstch.
John W. RADCLIFFE,
uovl5-dln General Agent .
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fEsAKEN up By Jas BzowE r. on Tunbuli, in d District
in said county, fourteen miles South Ea OF CharloSe.
Dark BAY Horse, IS hands tive inches high shed al
nine Ten old, saddle Doils bis
back Aopraise lgGth Octoter, 1860, 70 sl0l
novz3-E3ts A. J. ALLEN, Ranger.
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EdxefeId and Kentucky Railroad.
70 s
Nashville 10 GAINESVILLE. Hopkins
willie. RusseIIviIIe. Ac.

willie. RusSeIlville. &C.
WINTER SCHEDULE
Only One Train Zach Way--RailY, sum
days Excepted.
Leave Nashville at 2:s5 P n.
Arrive Nashville At lO;I5 A. n.
Trains Taits Station with Slaughter & CO.
Daily line of ourhorse Coaches for HoPkinsie Ky, via
Trenton, Pembroke. &c.
From Hopknsye stages leave for Columbus, Ky Psdneah
smithand, Eddy vile and Henderson.
Fare from Nashville to Hopkinsviile 81 so.
A. ANDERSON, Chief Engineer
deci-1 Edgefeld < Railroad
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Almanac. 1876 |!
JUST RECEIFEDS TIE
GREFENBEEG ALBANIA
Published GratuitoRsIy to al Applicants
TN addition the usual Astronomical calculations this Al
nazuac contains OF useful valuable IN.
formation any other work Of the nature. We have
received 100000 copies ANY person calling at our store
obtain a0py Free of Charge. -
av1st HACEEEZIE & MINCHIS.
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K OAFADIII OF IIs aUAp Is NOW -QAL 10
THREE THROUGH
PASS e N G e II TRAINS

A = n q z Il 4 4 ms
BETWEEN PrrTsBURa AND PHILADELPHIA,
oNNECTING direct In the UEion Depot At P;.tsbuyv i
Through Trains from all Western Cities for Phsdepha
New York Boon Baltimore, and Washington City fur
nishng facilities fer the transportation Of Passengers up
passed for speed and comfort by any other route.
Express and Fast Lines ruA through TO Philadelphia
change Of carsor conductors
Smoking Cars e each train waoaESas sepng
Daily, Mail and Fas Inns Sundays excepted Three DaIjy
Taseen9sct direct % New York Express and Fast Line con-
meet for baltimore and Warrington.
All Through Passenger Trains crowded with LOuabrdre
Patent Brakespeed under perfect Of the Engineer
thus adding much to the safety Of travellers.
Six Daily Trains between Phadeph7 and New York Txo
Daily Trains bsweeR New York and Ron Through tickets
(IllRaiD are good on either Of the shova trains
Boat Tickets to Boston good EorHieh Fall River or
Stonngeon Lines Boston passengers transferred free Of charge
through New York.
Tickets may be obtained any the important Railroad
Offices in the West also, board Of any OF tn. regular Line
Of steamers on the Mississippi Ohio Rivers AID Tickets
at the Oees OF the Company in Boston, York. Baltimore
orPhiladelrhi8.
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FIFTY DOLLARS EkEWARD.

syBE above viii be given for ap2ehsassa Of rs
negroes, runaway from the subscrb, Altamong ih
6ruudy county, Tennessee nght Of the Monday
in SEPTEMBER last, The lodging thsm in JAIL
&c; them, and uoyRz q that fic And also $50
the apprehension Of wie
eeDed N the desoyiBg h e hat be may dealt with
carding to Iurtce.
Description OF the Negroes.
TIE eldest, about fsyseven ory-egt years
vclks little lame of her feet Ths other
boys, absut twelve and TIE 0sr eleven years Of
all black II Appreciated especially, viii Ike
y deny and the place % his ahOfs II al Of said
cannot be found togehsr will Evs propooz e
above reward for any sr two Of theIn.
decl-w48 :, 2. 7OEREsTER.
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Tennessee Champion n
MIL
Portable Plantation and FIGURING
EEiIi stone establishments.

BURR Mlistones Of all sizes hand. and made % ore-;
Smut Mills. Of the latest improved patent; Mill gpindIes
din Gearing, Boiling Cloths; Boiling, Hosting and Regulars
Screws; Screen Wire NIL Pcss and Plaster Paris All
which is warranted Of best qralty and 70 Eatstion
All orders and communications promptly sttend-d
X. WARNE:
Opposite Br0sdgay Mills, near L A i Z, Broai street,
iuneS2-f&vu N1shvils.
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AXE have Just received small shipment Of PURE APPLs
Nv BRANDY vneh FOR richness Of taste and Is
preceden;ed MizELIs, H00PER q CO.,
de- No- nd Mar Fl qraak. =;
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DczEH Gals Frssh Pesehes iust received and fer sale
6se eprI2-h MfZBLL. HOOPER 4 co
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L. S. ULLMAN'S
Weather Indicator
EOreteIIs Rain % EEonrs in adYanca,

Ma Louis ULLNAN Dear SIR The little plant You the
kindness to send two ago. still faithfully performs its
duty weather Indicator and delicate it, and
Sv to the least atmospheric changes either respecting the
bsrometrie ny gromerc condition. that it begins indicate
generally in advance Of the usual instruments.
have kept suspended in my office, TO my standard
(Smihsonan) barometer Macon hygromeer and have
ticed hatt is faithful in its indications these instruments
1t rulya Natural Weather Indicator, and perctYeabe
regard this Microscopic plant, therefore, Of its
siveneS and its durability as adording cheap and reliable
for the purposes TO which apply it, important
valuable discovery and believe that it will commend itself
wherever used You're, very truly, RICHARD CURRY.
KEoxvMLE, Tenn, May %, 1860
Having recently received about 200 these valuable Wealth
Indicators, will sell then in quantity, pur
chaser is not perfectly satisfied with their the
will be refunded This should satisfy
lose anything by the experiment Price so when by
mail 90 10. Soldby STRETCH & FORBES.
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Four Horse Raaii Coach.

lHE only orein ruEnnE regary tbrsstns
aEeek ald sacs from BayetteYilet0 Tullahoms eayaR
TullahoIaa 5ionday He5day and Friday leave
Thursday and Saturday the A.
FsyetsYeand al rEahoa and for The seeonnods
5n Of passengsrs = B. Smith agent, TullahOnA Good
carafoI 4rvsrs Tho fare through Only dollars
-vs
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TKNLKEE up By ANDsEv WALLACE, In Iih Dktet a. SAD
county head Of Yros Creez. tan ileE goaiA
Charlotte Dark Bay Horse sway hack. uoor, bare
fosed fourteen AMI bali bands BID and years
old. Appraised l2th NoFsm4sr, lSgo, 70 S1s.
nov23-u3tf A. J. ALLAN, Rangsr
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EEungaFian Grass Seed.
Fresh Peaches.

dSF received and for sale at low figure 500 bushels superi
ID Hungarian Grass Seed This seed has ben selected with
great and rasdin the Northern portion Of Missou
rec from dirt and all impurities @
aprl2-u MIzBILs HOOPER 4 CO..
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Notice of Insolvency
PETERsON's MAGAZINE.

DETERSON,S LADIES NATIONAL mAGA-
ZANE for January, beginning new volume. Subscrip.
GREEN & CO.,
No. g, Union Street
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URder-ShirIS and Drawers.

MILK SHIRTS and Drawers, heavy Aud vFry fine;
- Cashmere Shirts and Drawers . . DO
van. Nerno Shirts and Drawers, NO;
OIL Lambs Wool Shirt and braHers
Nsse Shaker Flannt SKIRTS ana DtaSers 4F nd T hnei
e. Canton Flanue Shirts and Drawers, ! do;
Tnrlish BroNr}ootton Shirts and Drawers, do
eiofevery can hnd Underwear 70 sat atyo cheh-
,rle dnnTA.s1 Union. al-D -"
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Gold PENS
1endd ass1rneutOf Coin PESs, just received from the
xF.,-sssreprers Nv GREEN * CO
s.cT No. 6, Union Street.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-23
THE CROPS.

.zsl From all sections of the South there are the
most cheering reports in regard to the crops OF all
kinds Wheat and the other small grains are
pretty much all made, and corn is 50 far advanced
and generally promising, to leave little doubt
of an abundant yield Of that also. Owing to the
blockade, the consequent low price and difficulty
of sale, the crop of Naval Stores is very small ana
most of the labor heretofore devoted to It's produc
ton has been turned towards food crops. The
amount Of cotton planted is probably one-tour'h
less than last year. y gentleman from South
Carolina, With excellent means Of obtaining IN
formation, as we'll as Of observing for himself, IN
forms Us that the area of cotton planted in that
State this year is about onc-fith, or twenty per
cent. less han last year. IN Alabama, Mississippi
Louisiana and portions Of Georgia, Florida and
Arkansas, The change is moro decided, especially IN
the three first named States which had previously
lecn depending very largely upon purchasing their
food from the Northwest. There the change from
cotton to corn will amount TO a fall third Of the
whole area Planted. When say com, we mean
generally something, t. cat.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-23
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