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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-05
Sewing aglafhinFs.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
WING MA0HINEs,
NEw TMPRovEMENTs AT REDUCED
slP tR6IdCaE 81

The WHEELER WILSON Machines are nov
sold at rates that viii pay air pr0t on the cost o
manufacturing capital interested, and making sales
and AT snch prices viii enable them 70 make rsi
class Machines, and as heretofOre, guarantees them
in every particular.
The Superiority ottlese Machines over all others
for Family use is now established.
At the last Fair Of the American Institute, the
Committee. assigned the highest Premium to the
WHEELER WILSON, Machines on aecount Of
Che Elasticity, Perlnanence, Beauty and General
Desiraheness Of the Stitching, when done, and the
Wide Range Ofits Application" TheOpini8n of the
cultural Societies in the United States
- TheiOR prices and important Improvement q
that have been added should induce every one thai
needs first class arhine, to give that examina-
ton before purchasing. -
sE-Au examination Is solicited At the uffica, No.
pos Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
- send for Circular and List Of Prices, &C.
MARI JOHN r. STRONG Agsnt.
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United States senate.

The members of the Senate Of the Thirty.
Seventh Congress are as follows:
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8rass 6aaaafa.

JAMES H. ODELL, BRASS
" FOuNDER AND MANUFACTUHlR. AZ
hrasl work Of every description, No. IS unioa 8fi
aieN ooors iron superb ior gtleets Glsyslanti 2
y prepAred % sar1tah Az kinds q Work nd i1I
used IN the Plumbing Buzinesl. Beer Puup5 of eIi
klnqs mado and repaired Bras CasunE done daiIT
anfkra- y oFk - AL kinds ranaiFad l-r7l5
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aaisfkIlansnns.

THR 81 GEORGES eOCTETY'S
n regular Mestlug vii be held al theeous of Tenn
peranfe hal, on Tuesday, April ~ AZ = past ssVen
oelock.P, n fun attendance q isausted.
II. PARSONS,
ApllsaEs Rec Sec
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The Administration is still being pressed
with great force and earnesness, especially
from the Northwest to reinforce Fort Sumter
at any cost. The Cabinet however, eontin-
ues very discreet-not disclosing the tend
ency of the Administration view of this
question even to Senators-so that the public
will be left entirely to conjecture. Never
theless, on one point there seems to be set
tied conviction, viz: that no other fort than
Sumter viii be abandoned, and in relation to
that the question is still an open one.
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FULLER & co.
OUR WHOLESALE BUSINESS

VIII be continued as usual at % and Is5 Water
street fr- FULLER 90.
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EOR SALE.-OEE SECONDHAND
u Steam Boiler-upriRht. % called, lately -rsed
N the Leader ONCE Said B0iur is a inches IN di-
ametef, outside, and ieet ioIR: furnaea psrf La
In diameter and feet hign.
Said Boiler originally cost 500 isnOa frst rate
order snd with the CRATES, salsty-TalTa ., win Be-
sold Tor $50.
9-for further particulars enquirsat Is oaes,
Etrsef r. -
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Besides these Spain has numerous smaller
vessels for coast service, and had on the stocks
last year ships of-the-line of so guns, and
with !, 200 horse auxiliary steam power, and
steam frigates of from 300 to 600 horse
power each.
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A Memphis correspondent of the N. Y.
Tribune 7zr;fee AZ foIlovs.
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EOR SAL ga farm "a
EOR SALE Or EXCHANGE

Il For. good City Property or good Improved
arm within IS miles Of this City, good and we'll
selected stock of Drugs, Medicines, Grocerie9 and
Perfunery, In good lccston with years lease q
store doing good and safe business Such an op-
portuntty is seldom offered any 20 STEP right IN
70 3 well established business. Enquire Of
@. J. KEELER, 32 Pub. sguare
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Q 2 RIN q b h S

EUh SALE.
THE HOUSE AND II ON
4 Pittsburgh street, known a. the hsock
propsrtyf being lot One In Cases addition fsve-
land and lot 469 in Kelley and WalWOrth-s bdi-
vsiQ1 sad properly having one hundred feet IrUnf
on fitt8Durgh street and extending back ten reds TO
an alley. The house is large we'll built and c0nVs-
nlent. FOR terms apply 20
RANAkY, BAGKBB 3 NOBLE.
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SmsMranEE.

U5- Fire and Marine Risks taken in the above
Companies. Also, in some Of the best nOn-Partioi-
patton Companies, by
H. F. BRAYTON, Agent,
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80 Policies issued and renewed, and an business
connected with the Company promptly attended TO
BY the subscriber, the only authrizsd Agent.
J. ENSMORTH,
nOY27:RlO Room No. Perkins Building
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PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAKE pleasure in announcing 70 old friends and Cas
touers sbsence q years. have again
turned TIE practice Of the Photographic Art
branches having purchased the interest ny bsthE
the old established Gallery in Union Street, and having speui
four months in New YorL tns past Sumner to obtain fny all
the improvements in the have painted renovated and
enlarged ths Of Rooms throughout Tat ny facilities
nov better produce rstesss tha1 Galleries
beast e. co1duse the comfort Of pArons. trust not
only to sustain the proud position the Gallery has heetofore
Eusaiued, 20 elevate II to Eu higher standard have
also engaged services Of Mr. COOK the Photo
Eaphers Eod who ae Pictures which obtained the
hrst premium tia Worlds London, in 1851, and
dstsFmned only to make this the leading Gallery IN
State, ny work shall lot Be surpassed North Soc
and INTRODUCES the public the following styles
/ Imperial Photograph, India InEi
/ Vignstts, plain OF cSlors1i
/ IYoTytypeE, celorsdi
Z Pastel Pictures, life sEsi
g Photographs Canvass LIS siEst
I Visiting Cards, full length, plain;
Autograph PhetogIsphs, Is taken Et sitttzE.
stsrreoscoPes, glass CT paper.
continue % make tie HezEoyps and Ambrsype hereto
fore The above styles srea entirely in this city, sxoPt
the Autograph Gard Thih only made time. All
In want Ofsnyhing in politely invited TO give
call before whiting eseBsTe, Waea viii prove By ocCuAr
I denomination tie S5oT f.0ts. Respectfully,
oct3l-H ?. v. HUGHss.
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TIE sTAR GGLLERYg
D .sEHeFFeOtyPes, AEssbrOtyPes.
9EEE AIR RTKPE

SPFER EOa'EPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
10 a. Tnicu Street next door to Vessel &ThonPsoa'S
=, f. SAETZ1sAN,
IAN GFE7ATOR HUaHKs' sALLzzs.)
ETAyIE9 Etted 40 above, exclusively for tAsi
branch Of Business prepared 10 receive ths ladies and
Esntemen NaaFs and make fac gtss Of their faces Il
&c highest style Art No expense has been spared either
furnishing hs zUsrrents procuring the latest and
approved apparatus and materials and thssubscber conf dent
lntvss al Who sy pictures to hin call, Plssgng
tisfsction IN every
~ Entrznes next deer tWsHtj 60 Hssssl Tho1psoa.
- 2. p, eALTINAH
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Desirable Real Estate for sale.

OFFER tor sale accommodating terms my very 6csra-
bic tract Of 90 oiland the Nashville and
miles from Nashville, the Antioch Depot The
soil is good is well watered with three Ieveang prngs
fine fish pond. The dwelling gocd brick houye. with
Tcoms brick Kitchen, meEe EGue and brick
with all necessary out houses, all Handsomely lca Tor
Venience and comfort.
For terms apply Q. W. Nance Nahye or to re on the
premises,
nov24-dlm% JAMES V. HAYS
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Land for safe.

EEEppeston be made before Ist Jsnuary will sell
Esdsting terms, Forty Acres Of Land, three miles
To the Corporation ts, Mill Greek opposite MAJ COTS
Ts Of the beautiful locations Davidson county
About onehAf Of the land In timber the balance In culVs
There the premises comfortable cabins and ans
young orchard Apply to MAJ esyB, the place to ny
self for particulars. QHAs. Z. WINsTO6i
fnlyI4-H
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W. D.. sREKK. JNO. I. HAsLH.
MILITARY BOOKS
G. r T E " & co.
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Eo.:G Unio1s Street
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Louisville sdition-2 vols Co. Fine Lhographc Illustrations
Price 50 5O-by mail SO so.
HARpEEs tOTI1s Memphis edition, vols In PTics
81 50-by mail Is.
Instructed for.
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Price 81 Coy mail 50
He TROOPERS MANUAL; Tactics for Light Drsgoons
and Mounted Rfeen. Uced through the South Price 81 IS
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FLYiEG ARTILLERY or, Guide for the Field ArtilIsrs
Price So 50-by ms o.
WORKS on Payonet Excersss, Army Regulations Rorthca
tons and Engineering, expected daily.
Maps of the Seats OF War.
Msp No. 4vG feet representing all souhern sates
Very complete. Price - GO.
Nap No. 3 2x30 inches representing Pennsylvania New
Yerk, WeswsTe, Maryland, Virginia, Ohio and Kentucky
showing every post Office, village and city, Price 81
Map No. 3, 20x30 Representing all the States North and
South. Price 81.
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c. KD1AzIs ?. z. HAERIs, :. P. EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, HARRIS q CO.,
Successors to Edwards, Glkerson %,
Wholesale GFOcCrs,
Forwarding aBd Commission Merchants,

8ELkzE1 ~ -.-
BrSndIss, wines, TobSccOs, Cigars, &C.
CoRXAR oOLLEGELsD OHJRGH SZREE7S
Nashville, Tenn.
EETE ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WILL
Eelsed stock Of Groceries TobaocOs Liquors a.,
n sf = Il s. 9lS'' '' which We respectfully invite tbs At
SUGAR, EEOLASsEs AND SYRUP.
y hhds Louisiana Sugar 50 bel. LoVsring'I powdsrs
50 bOl ooH S'i'n'' aoSd sgs15i R Lon, suqu
OO bes Plantation Aolassssi 20 half b5s Esned MOlaEl
OO can Dds Plantation 10 50 psekSg tfst. Louis Godl
sssSI3 Refined asol.s...l Dp9S Hs- O.i,.ru solaua
!" BPS LoTsringG ohruGa syrupi
Cd Sugar
100 g. New ORLEANS Bio COZ 8 Sssi Esgsa 6as'sI
WHISKY.
ice bbIs Ssctifsd WHISKY bbb RObsr On oozasy W h
ISS y Y DD 70 ii, Smiths ola Essx v
spunehsons Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRANDIES, WINES, Isc.
10 qzsrssr casks seigns,tss 10 CASH Msd ira Wns
IOqaaT.sf sasE, os.rd Dupr.y 6 Blf s o1 "a''
80 a. ssi RoeSS. Brandy 10 BS A'aEa "5s''
10 Sr United Pr0PEis.Or's 50 Pks GingT EInsl
100 Piss A1sriosn Br.ndy 8 boxes oSrs !;
~ ~ finger singer 3 Phs Lemon oOT4AlI
: Blackberry " 50 boxes bite, q
= RsspbeTU Spin Holland 6IaI
Is csIks RamI
TOBACCO AND CTGAFs.
500 boxes Virginia TObgpoo-Ysyioas braataI
500 Kentucky >
Is kegs ~ Smiths Pa soaks Tobaccol
S0OOO hyperion Havana sligarE-Farous BFSsGsb
10000 German
S0,OOe Domestic -
CANDLES AND SOAP.
5 5S0 s soSsa tar Candles s0bGEss Essrlas cGz
$50 Or " $50 boxSs sosp y.riapu lt,ass,
Ell
100 bills extra Family ElouFy
100 " SapeThps "
100 bags PenRsyl7sriE TUckghszs Eo7x,
SUFDRIFG
OO9 EacSG nne and coarse Salt lU8 dosea EuufstEI
500 bbls K2naFhR Salt; 50 pest Trhs.
wv Kegs Nails and sfikezi IS sacks Alnonds;
800 boxes GasE WereI 50 bells Peca and PiIbHtss,
80 Eeels Gotten RoPsI 10 sbls English Walnutsj
lOO casks Soda 100 dozen Broomsi
1900 pounds Bar Lead 100 dozen Zinc wash Boars,.
~ esss assorted HSeI SO reaI Wrapping Paper
leo dozen Fresh Cove OYSTERS 50 bags Pepperi
Is ssrdines, y and 4 IS . Alipiosl
boxes 50 6xS Ground Mustard,
- 5zS Lemon Syrup 50 Fire OrscksrIl
~ pkH hesnsi 50 bbls Cider Vinegar
IeG MscksrelI ygbbls " Ais
e ehestS Green ana Black
Teas
With variety Of othm articles
1ars-h EDWARDS, HARRIS &C }.
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GOLD RIEDAL PRAN Us !

ME Pesd learn that st the great SsWoYdG Ea
held this month in the city Of Macon, Georgia the
PTzng Baltimore Firm Vim! KnAbe & Co., awarded
hTst Premium all competition, for their celebrated Con-
MEDAL PHoS This Pair being held under the direction Of
Southern Cotton Planters ASS citation, large and influential
body Of the importance attached to recVng he
OF their Fair, produced we learn unusual deeo
petition the part many Of the Piano Forte
Of the country Several fns Instruments exhbi
tom but after most patient and thorough exaEson OF
respective merits the judges unanimously dead the one
nom the Mandatory Of VIM Knsbe & oo wa tAe "Eeod
St0y ;" and awarded the Medal accordingly.
Without wishing appear inviduous will ada that the 81
rpr1se, public spirit and unrng energy With which Nesrs
hnAbe conduct their business ene them eminent grs
s tia honors and which they achieved in their
line Lavish in the expenditure Of time and money
ESTst Quality Piano and advertising extensively to maEs
their establishment known they have their reward in he poses
non Of large and constantly increasing business
qualification Of knowing that whenever wherever corps
don the order day, judges uniformly propouucs their
Pianos 70 be Observation-Disclosures sun Of December ga,
1860. -'
s-A supply Of the above now being received by A. e.
McOre 80 Union street, the sale Agsn dds Tsnasssee
who will sell at our factory 9EioeB.
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wHOLEsALE aHOCEfts, AND DEALER,

WHOLESALE GAOOEks, AND DEALERS
FTHr pRANDIRs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, 60,
C0REER OF COLLEGE And ORURCR S7REET8
Nashville, Tennessee.
receipt OF large and well sssotsd STOCK
EH Groceries, Liquors etc., consisting IN part ClloWs
$50 mas sugar ali gadat 100OOOgeDnine Havana Osprs
zoo Ebls choices AoIEss.sI 800 kegs Nails, sssortedi
100 x do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets!
$50 bags prime Bio CoEssl 80 nests Tubs
100 bbls Povdered CTushsd and 10 bbls EngEh WSlnEt
Loaf Sugar. 10 bbls PeeanEl
$50 boxes Star Osndlss 10 bills filbeFts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDIES, WINES; SIS.
IS 4 & choice French ndiesi
20 i csSks Madeira, Sherry, Snd Pert Wihsg
IkO baskets best brands OhSulpsgnsi
SO boxes Scovill ClsEet,
100 bbs nns Robertson County Sn,ssTj
IS bbIs pure old Bye %
S do DO do BOURBON
And large stoCkOf Common Whisky, AszeaE Brandy
POWDER AGENTS.
fer the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder Ts
dTsgnsd being only Agents Nashville e the
would the attention OF the Merchants and Trsderuto ths
lsTgssock Of Powder on hand, in Magazine for SALE
5000 Dupont Rhe Powder 2 kegs HAEsrd SlssGgPoF
SO Sc dS DC 90 5000 p ssg, syoanors BIasin,
1000 kegs Hazard do de PSwderi
300 do do Do $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
5000 kegs Dupo2t Blazing Pow 50 bbs Toy, Beckfcrd Co.
Ger. Eafsty fuse.
jAnl d. 4. =: =; oHEATHAM, Agents.
0uPOatsPOwderI 10y, BickfOrd & Co.'S ssfsty
RAEsrd do TsJsl
sycsnerS do u
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COhFTEoLLER's cTTIcE,l
Nashville, Tenn, sept ~ t1S6s (
This certify that the Augatta Insurance and BANKING
compan located augusta, in the State ga hss com
piled NtA all the requreaens Of the Code subject
Foreign Insurance Companies in section 1893
we'll the Act Of 24h March, 1867 chapter 95 section ~
Fqurin depo With the Copoer Of twenty kousand Del.
lars Of six per cent Bonds OF the State.
And that Jesse Thomas IL the ally authorized
said Company in the city Of Easnyve, Stats Of enaessse
II. 81 J. T. DUNLAP, Comptroller.
The above Of the Oldest reliable
Companies in the South Those wishing insurance will pIsese
call the uIders gned at the OF Cedar The
Square. JESSE THOMAS,
Dov2-dlm Agent.
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SSl3 jOS 60
18th. The greatest amount insured $4,000.
18th. Amount insured any city is not defined.
18Th. The greatest sa-ouLt in block, 81, 900.
Personally appeared before the subscriber McCsy,
Secretary Augusta Insurance and Banking COMPANY
who being duly deposeh and saith that above ste
neat TeSt and true to the best Of his knowledge
O =. hCOAY, Secretary.
swOIn and subscribed before me, this 18Th Augu,t 1851
ALPHIUs O. BEANE.
Notary Public.
The oath which the Secretary above taken on mis- part
- President, take my part.
Nm N. D'ANTINGNAC, President
and scbed before me- this 3Oh DAY Of August
1861. f. J. TICKER,
J. P. for .fRyeIte county, Tenn.
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Special Attention Paid to sales OF Flour.
ID EFERENCES.-EW smythe, o; EeEett, Norton
4, & Co o; Du field, N D, Fisher, Cashier Bank
tennessee Nashville; Allison, Anderson Co, Nashville;
Hume Cashier CisrksvilIe; Meache GsloTeah MeBphis
Young, late with Mcclure Courts, a. srksve, is in
this house. nov6-d3rns
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Nashville Gun Fnetnrv
Bark HILLS.
Removed.

SeNOVeG.
FAVE removed Shoe establishment to Market street Nc
SOS near the public square, next deer Morrow & Ron
where would be pleased to former customers and friend
And shall endesvor at all Tins keep hand general aso
ment Of Home Made Boots and ShOeE, IN AZ gTes
variety and at low rates the prise materials will ipff
Army boots and shoes and all kinds ofeaVy work kept In store
or made to order. ''
Highest market price paid Tor EideI and Leather
seD&O-u JAMES W. HAMILTON.
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TO Farmers

10 FaFMCFS
TENHE QusrtsrnateTs Department Is prepared to pur
chase Corn, ats and Hay, for the use Of the Uon
Tolerate Army.
Oorn wanted shelIei and in ssckshe Hay
h bales
delivered at the Warehouse Of James johnson 90
Market street, Nashville, Tenn
For further information apply at above nsued place to
L. r. GLAsC0CK,
now In Forage Master O. s. A.
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COTTON YARNS.
A PRIME ARTICLE, fer sale by
a nov7-a. FiTE, SHEPHERD Go
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Nashville Gun Factory.

Nashville Gun Factory.
STOCKHOLDERS Nashville Gun Factory are notified
that the ou,h and la call Of five dollars per
payable 18th 1851 By Board
p. G. RICHIE, Secretary and Treasures
dec5 Office at tee Capitol
For Sale,
DESIRABLE Rsfiaence two miles from the city, with
n twenty Of land portoa Of the CT soil;
good bck improvement; good water and fret Legh
borhOod. Terms easy. Apply to
noV5-dl7 ). TERRIss, ETq., No. 40 Cherry street.
Wanted,
NFE HUNDRED good teamstes service in the Confel
crate ststss. Aso, three good harness Apply
al the Quartermsstsr Generals Office ct the Capitol
" PATTON,
now II Asst. QuarteTmsser.
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Beef Cattle and Hogs Wanted.
EETI paying the highest prses for all good Beef Cattle
each and respectfully call Of ose having either Cattle
or HOss for sale before dsPOH1g Of hs@ e:eT6sTG
octI7-dH - College street, above Church
-o0 For Rent.
lnN High sweet Broad,a dwelling with nise rooms
" Brqufe 81 High street. oet3l-H
IN FIRK ms FRESH FAMILY BUTTER,
nOTs-da '''''''- ~ - - PAYNE, JAMES 80.
GtRANBERRIEs JUST RECEIvEO, AND
~ for salsby PAYNE, JAMES & co.
HON- 1en -o1.
VNALLOW CANDLES FOR SALE BY
Nov sth.-dtE :
BeeVeS and Pork for the Army,
(Eot for Speca1dtionL)
VHE undersigned has been appointed Agent for the purchase
BeeTes and Hogs for the Confederate States mot for pec
who wish to see our troops provided for liberal price, In enne
currency Confederate Notes w Be paid Cali at Cum
nnga & siEssn College street. near Church street.
Agents for PuTchasing Reeves and Hogs
for the Confederate Stales.
The following Entlemsn are agents for purchase Of Hogs and
R PennybaLer and Samuel Thompson, Wilson county
Beste and Samuel Litt!eln Lincoln county;
Berry & Gourn Conse county;
Crockett & Ramon, rutherford county,
John PrersOn, Mr. COX, B Woodside, Maury county,
Thomas, Barrett and CALDWELL Bedford county;
7 ooIyar, franklin County;
Robt Donaldson, OVerton county;
Utlty, Robertson county;
3 Lave, sumner county;
hobertDs and II Parks, Harshall county;
GeorgeB,1 DAY, james Coleman, o jenkins, Nashville
ii o JOHNSON and James Carsey, for diff
ferento ], p OITHKIN6s y
ac27-R -
J. W.. MORRISON. WIN. sFIeHTMAsTER.
MORRISON g. CO.,
Commissions, Receiving and Forwarding
M HANTE,
No. HOWard's Row. Memphis, Tenn.
DR0MPT attention given sale goods consigned to
II Us.
B Graham, A Parker & Son, Memphis, Tenn.
shadbourn Forester, st. Louis, Mo
French & Reed, Armstrong, Blair, Nashville, Tenn
octI7-3mA
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Corn, Hay and Oats wanted
- BY TIE
EOEEERERAEE EnuEuzn.Enu.

AM appointed By Col Stevenson, ouartermaitsr Gen
era for Of Tennessee. purchase Corn, Hay
Oa and va lpy the market price Ny friends In the country
M 90 10 call on be selling their produce specsA
lots Osr oYsrnment needs all the produce that Is
to self. - A uENITToN
IPBsnner copy and charge QuSrsemastsrs Derartmeat.
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DIR, }. Z. GENTRY,
TEVHE celebrated Ccust OF Frankfort, KY compelled
4 leave home account his Soul principles will
practice in uTfrtes II coming winter where be hopes
meet all hist disc ssd in their EYES All solder dismissed
Of diseased eyes he treated without fee except
medisines, which they get for 81 all
Refer to the citizens Of west Tennessee and Mur ebcro
well those of Kentucky nov A. DIM
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-24
PFZ.ER BACON,
Nj A @ HIN IS II

Offers his services to the public,
to repair machinery and attend to all
orders in his business. Can be seen
ut Lewis Mill. d2O
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-24
Confederation Restaurant.

~ (Formeriy Gaietv)
- idjoiningthc Contederatio~
Cgfcc Housc. Hrereport, La.
a WIS Well Lnown and popular es
i tablishme..t has been removed as
above, and is open for the accommo-
dation Of the public. There will ."
found the best of game. fish, oysters.
and everything that the Shreveport
and New Orleans markets afford
Meals furnished at all hours day o,
night. Families and parties will
'ave their orders promptly attended
o. no37vly
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-24

Portable Steam Engines with or
without wheels. Stationery Steam
Engines with double t1ue boilers.
Circular Saw Mills of the most mod
ern and improved construction. We
challenge the trade to produce a bet
ter or more effective article at a less
price. Cotton Gin and Grist Mill
ShattinG.
Circular Saws.
burrows Corn and FIGURING Mill.
| Straub Corn Mills.
India Robber Betting.
Wooawlu.h Planning and Matching
Machines.
ArtrSian Well Tools and Pipes fur
nishrd to order.
Steam Guaers, Whistles, &c,
and every description OF Plantation
and Railway Machinery.
Send and get an illustrated cata-
logur Of olr Machinery, free by mail ;
all we ask is preference at the same
price with equally good Northern
Works. Address f. NJ. INENS,
| No. 50 St. Charles St., \. O.
| No. Sly
The parties having refused to pay
for the above advertisement, We eau
ton all against giving them patronag.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-24
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seERSoNS wishing to join a
L Stat" N"lrnteer Company. i'll
this city. 20 hold themselves in read
mess for State service, in preference
to serving rs Militia, can hand their
names to the Editor of this paper
Now is the time, after awhile it will
he too late.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-12-24
Wick SEIuFS sun.

Published in Nicksburg, Miss, by
II. S. Martin, Chas. A. Gone, and
Geo. II. Elwell. Terms, $40 per an
mum for the Daily; Weekly, So. The
Sun is the only paper in Eickshurg
published every day in the week.
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