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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

the county whatever their sssivity cpi uions asl
20 deal summarIy With any one VINO should thereafter
During the last fortnight defensive works have Desn
thrown below this city 10 guard the approach 60 Ii
the James river and learn that Notifications have also
been erected 70 guard Norfolk So although do not
think We will attack the general government any
soil.
ing all this national trouble Blockade Thoroughly
every port from Baltimore TO New Orleans; place rms
drwec OF lC0 900 men on the Potomac from Norfolk TO
Harper Ferry paoe similar coss ddrne. on the Ohio
Missouri and Mssissppi; place all tho forts beyond an
danger from attack Then, when all those arrange
are perfected, and secession Is rendered pswprss Tor
oeens ~ e. me res.dens issue proclamation - the
OF the seeded states making this proposi
quietly the forss ships Arsenals mints public
properly OF the United states disband your armies aud
iet the state OF things which existed prior lhe
sion OF South Carolina be temporarily established The
government will raise the and mali aad
commercI! facilities Let, then In two years hsnce--
say In the fall OF l8SSthe simple question be fairly and
squarey submitted to the people OF the Southern
stAsee, as an aggregate, whether they viii con
tinue in tho Union, under the constitution
as v, unsNered 10 single respect, viii set up In
dependent confederacy for themselves II majority OF
the Southern people favor the latter idea by their votes
At the pos-she right Of suffrage being fairly
the general Cover nment will then enter amicabe
rsnsements 70 perfect peaceabe separation And to
count with the seeded portion FOR their share the
assets and Liabilities Of the United states There would
nave 70 be- OF course special provision made in regard
TO the free navigation or the Mississippi aud OF Chesa
peske Bay and also In regard TO customs but tn
tes ia thosc respects are not insuperabe settlement
would DO e0ecfef IN this way quicker than IN bs by
civil war. Blood and treasure will be spared. The
try viii not be given havoc and desoAton and all
the objects aAnlble by either side will be thus rendered
more easy Of attainment II this policy pursued
my hrn COZ victon is that the South would rem ain in
The Union by vote OF ten 10 one propos tion is
probably premature to day II may be appropriate aud
mcnt will be In position 70 dictate such terms.
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THE GOSpORT NAVY YARD.

WAR yEssKLs, SHIP HOUSES MARINK BARRACKS,
CoMNoDoRk's QUARTERS AND OTHER LARGE BUILD.
rNGs, WITH THEIR CONTENTS, DESTROYED.
The Charleston Merys gives the following description
Of the ground plan of the Gosport Navy Yard which
they they have been enabled to present to their read
through The assistance Of what they call an officer
OF the Confederate States Navy" This extensive United
States Navy Yard situated at Gosport Va and
half mites fgcm Norfolk city. notice OF the destruc-
ton Of this extensive depot has alresdy been given
therefore consideration Of the following plan will repay
for the time occupied
rLAh or THE GROUNDS.
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MARYLAND WAR NEWS.

DisBANDlNG OF THE MILITARY.
The Baltimore PdTfR saysWe undt retand the Police
Uommes have mined 70 disband the various
military organizations with The exception OF four
paniea wbeh will be kept in service for the purpose OF
taking charge of the several armories The des Of the
procs edipg have not been fully determined but
completed viii be made known 10 the public.
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CAPITAL LEAVING BALTIMORE

The Baltimore Clipper of the LIST inst says:--Thomas
whxidge who has been for than thirty years
of our leading merchants ana who has largo capital
the city Of Baltimore has gone to the North tenn
porary We have also heard Of several other prominent
merchants whose inten ion Is TO withdraw their capital
che city OF Batimore Ia the evon Of secession one
we could uane who has than 100000 invested in
business IN this city.
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TEXAS INTET.LIGENCE
Hs SURRENDER or PENSACOLA NAVY YAgD-si

The Galveston hccl says ZION our Austin letter u
vii be bat Governor CLARK hos received score ~
Walkers fequis Cor three thousand mop, tbc qD)b "
Texas m tho army of ninetecn b0usanive hundred -
President Davis dolern nod wcck ago 70 raso .w1
companies arc 10 rs armed and oqiirpoi artillery she
remainder ~ the coapanles VIII 10 infantry Ih,. ara
tn be ~ instant readiness 20 move. The Governor viii
issre his call Mt once.
The Sts GSeetc states that six thousand moo arc In
readiacss " oeey any order VIC QoIsrnes may issas
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DIFFICULTY or GETTING RECRUITS IN
InlfIlIANA

Some ~ the New Orleans journals grumbiing DO
they do not apd suicient "ai and caaoftu from
tho parishes % their state In the ~ secession
From tho tone OF some of the papers OF that city We
induced 10 think some tlmc since that New Orleans
anxious 10 prosecute the war, furnish The material
aud do all tho lighting themselves, Their tune OF late
seems somewhat changed, II 10 iudgs from tho
followD oxtractA roquiston has boon m lde by FRO
vis1nsi PRECEDENT Davis the State Of Louisiana for
three thousand lighting The system Of enlist mont
has been tried and proved failure and the volunteer
companies Of this city, would n win have TO step
In the breach 70 I'll up tao quota. This il unequal IN
fair and unjust Why should The parish Of Now orleans
bear all The brunt Of The precpitste 1vo-
ments, both IN lighting men and MONEY! Those hre-eat
pg secession parishes Throughout ,.a that took ~
active part ~ tho precipitlte CONVENIENT should noe
show thor hands, and furnish at loast their q10la
nghtng material Up to tha mosent we have NOT hoard
o. single parish In the saie 0gstae The parish of
leans, that has rendered single company, 4 sngs
man, 70 the Confederate Amy. " thu city NJ New Or
iosos has 10 pay ~ the money and 80 a the ngbtnq
The state, The oonet Tho city separates from the State
Tie better
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SCARCITY Oh PERCUSSION CAPS IN THE
SOUTu

There e great scarcity o. percussion caps IN the
Southern Ccuoierscy, srd heavy bonus " said 70 have
Decn gr VI by sho STAG authorities ~ Yrgnia 20
ono sho ell establish percOssloa eap mNauec,oy la
that State,
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PROBABLE UNION REACTION IN VIRGINIA
OUR HARRISBURG 0oEEEsFoNDESCE.

OUR HARRisBURG OoEHESFoN DESCF.
HsrrrshUrG, Nay 1, 1861.
Ho,,saosy in De Aaextaat-D >ah P-r1iy q s Ents.
iS-No Lb1iemeas in Mlpory Araior IN P,nnsyconsa~-
me Gspr7,or's R,qlnsaion few Adittoadl Tsoos r..
spcn,d t-Rslpeisor in he NWm9er R,yaired me &at
L<7iatdtaye, dc.
A Yirgnisn. who arrived here this morning states
that he docs not doubt from uudcrcurrent OF feeling
prevalent In the northern Western countes OF viz.
gina that before two weeks there will bes far rrs.er
reaction In public sentiment than has transpired In
Maryland. The msees for the Union but rnobocracy
has the sscndenoy and death the penalty Of those
who disavow ecession let but tho Union men or vir
einia OF North Carolina be mate 70 believe that
the strong Of government VIII uphold them and tres
son there win bo cEcs,ualy crushed.
Tho reluisition on reunsyvsn, gradually being
hllei up More than The number required have offered
their services, but GOV Curtin will ouy receive oompa
nice from counties where were acsopto under tAe
nIa call.
Two uc~ companies formed horo haze boon as.optod,
and VIII DO mustUfed into service Immediately AZ camp
Cursn--ths NOrheke Rlos and fOChc grays The attsr
Is named n hcuof ~ Gen CAneron'e ca4rtry soat
There will Do attack teouD IL giHjmorc Tho
tniCn there dclefmaed thAt asleaspcss shall
bot rule hpd rtn TIC city.
sros Writing tic ABOVE the rciustiou On this satc
for tncD rUgn .nts has Uson andcd
Fvc are ouy asked or the Governor "a 10 quandary,
having accepted the luH qa0R ~ regiments, wbsh
bCariy sll the wa. here. oar ni anxious 60
20 az crthus9m rnus az such b. 4t that premiums
&C On ucd fcr rsooe IN no ,ans aud tic
The legislature 6id l0tnng 10 dIy, Lhc several
mit-esa having Ec Work IN hand.
wHrxtlKg - A MILITARY porSr
IRE S'oobep vile Bgatd of saturday says-Should
vheeoe be NJ edo point for the secesson army, whlsh
sosbuess VIII war wiz be oponed - this section VI the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-26
PHoToGRAPHIC CARp.

TAKE pleasure In announcing 10 ny old friends and
tomey that After sbseEss 81 two yeas, have agEn
turned 70 resume he practice Of the Photographic Art
In all its branches having purchased the interest Of ny brs
IN the old established Gallery n Union Street. and having spsut
four months In New York the past Summer 70 obtain fa All
the late improvements in the have painted renovated and
enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout. That facilities
better produce frsclAss work than Eo Galleries
beast Of cOnduse the comfort OF paons. trust
only 10 suszin tie proud position the Gallery has heetoOrs
suEtaned but to elevateit to still higher standard have
also engaged the services Of Hr COOK 81 the best Photo
Faphers the world who took the Pictures which obtained the
hrst premium at the Bord Pair in London In 1851 AID
dstsnined not only 70 make this the leading Gallery IN
State, but ny work snail rot Be surpassed North Sou
and intr0duoe to he public the folOEng styIes
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Tignstte, plain eoloredi
1VoTytypes, coloredi
Pastel Pictures, life iKs
Paragraphs on Canvass, life siEsi
Wishing Cards, full length, plain;
Autograph Photographs, Is taken ct 0ns sitting.
etsrreosc0peai on glass or paper.
contnus to make tie AelaiE and Ahrotps heEsto
tce Fhe above Syles all entirely new IN thiI city, szat
tie Autograph Gard, Eh3sh on made q time Al
Who IN anything Ia M line ey inv 70 give
call before visiting elsewhere, when VII prove b. ocezAr
demonstration Tie aboT acts. Respectfully,
ect3l-6 y ". HUGHES.
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The Company refer the eizsrs Of the Southern Consistency
: q PEARL, Esq, Cashier City Bank
JOIN KRKEkE, ESQ, President Union Bank
WRAvER, Esq. Cashier Pianter5' Bsnk.
hessrs. DousIAs Co, Merchants.
q" A WEzLEss & 90, Bankers
Parties In the Confederate Government deous Of sending
letter. &C. the Federal Government all please direct tie
american Letter Erp7ess Co., Hsshye, (ander COW
err enclosing fifteen cents cash Confederate stamps s1ccRz
IL. o. S. Government Envelopes Stamps Of no
send them The rate above given 10 for letters not
eeeding ounce In weight, Letters Weighing ever
will have 70 conan sufficient money 70 pay according reg
lar postal rates.
IEne2S-dt9 Ra1
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Scientific DIscOyery---ElecErO-
Mater.

H1hWsu known 70 he Profesitz that zlsstty i the sa
ElO0F ~ JH6s EVery remedy which really disess
as bsoanse Of IL eescal adapaon % rs Nant1 d ~
t1vEd- By Tie Of gueh remedies sod E1EcTac
Ldisn being attended By a-kadJI gng ali hndS e old
and obstinate cePantl which have resisted al othsr sahg
Of "congunPVes receive Hs bat IN such easss
where patients are too weak g visitns, kea hen By the
BF0apeH 4oepdt E0tGcns, ehich 6reahed Into the
diseased luag, right q tie seat Of the disease. 5esd I've
stamps sr PAnPhlet oshsr patients VITO annot cone t.
~ "HEALIEs YATES" can by sending engz agsssz
and full description Of symptoms hsge sdines Bsnt 70 he
serd for orcuaTl The Esctrs WatZB extract all minszA
Substances taken medicine otherwise absorbed. The
Perenee Of twenty n The trzsnt % many hsus
and ehrsne and Woan diseases aad weaknesses,
Be regarded IS reasonable guarantees OF Faeueaa.
~ Rooms and Boarding Furnished %
Patients IN
PHYsICIANS WHO may wish To avail themselves Of his val
sabls discovery Electric Baths sSe invited to call ny oos
at No. li6, South summer street
Hours from A IS5P Il. sEsry day e1ePt he satbsth
Address DR.. WoMBAUeH,
.aar26I-d&tWiE EaShEElie, Tesa.
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TPsr,ons 70 he ssuth DESTROYS 81 lsanS sstsEs % he
Fe3sTai GoTernment viii piease direct he zAs 70 oaB
Lsr Eoprsss Co. unesr covert enclosing ten cenn Ser
Yisre II the Erst place viii require tie pePaymsnt Of
~ oufederah postage reach Nashville, and eovernen
eut envelope 70 byond this cit and the eaiaEe ad1ed
Is aovs ten cents Let Il be understood that the inside eny
sDe should be addressed 70 the parties for whom e ntsnd
ard the outsids envelope e puT address
M FEDERAL 6oEsrnmsnt snTslspsg = V h1d q q
aty. bAAAtne SAeaAbAl
zasls-e
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Wholesale Dry Goods
TRABUE 81 LUCAS.

VETE are resolving stock Of Spring and summer
w Fancy ARd staple Dry Goods, Cothng Boots, Shoes,
md BroEans Variety Goods Hardware Cutlery, Hats Carpet
gS oil Cloths Mats, &C., &c AL Of which have been bought
sEsuhEey) Of importers and Manufacturers At panic prizes
y which call special attention OF prompt paying and cash
only Our House saH be head quarters for cash &
those who make Gilt Edged Notes and pay them
That may be fully uEderstoed positively that Rs
intend sell Goods Tor cash and who pay hslE
notes when due (snly,y
In addition regular Wholesale business Will advances
calh every description CT Goods, Wares and Merehsnd
Furniture, Groceries, Produce, &C., &C., &C., to be sold at
auction for No Goods sold account at Aue
tion.
Auction sales every Tuesday and Tuesday night exclusively
cash All having Goods to sell at Auction, VII
msr9-fI TRABUE LUCAS.
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STORAGE AND COMMISSION
COMBS 81 MARTIN
Chufch street, below Post-OfFes.
nRassS.TrEs WANTED,

TEyHE Nashville North Western Railroad Company win
to contract for 10000 Cedar CrOSsETfess 9feei
long inches thick, we'll heWn, to face ct nsovest place moi
less inches Of bark timber be sound to be deliver
cd ST the grade line Of the road In Nashville.
The contractors want TO contract for 10000 white o.
Post Oak Ties, Of the ise shove, to be delivered
on the line road in piles from section IA 10 section "a
enough on each section to supply the same
Persons wishing bid will direct 70 the President AID De
ors OF the Nashville and FSrthWesFn Railroad Company
Nashville, Team 'uIy1O-a
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Anderson & Romans,
a.
Z -ls... ..-.r.. o.. er
AnderSOn's Foundry and Machine
.-ia sh0D.

,a NO. So BROAD STREET,
RI manufacturing hx hovs power portable steam 1ngn
gatAble for printing efees plantation use and WhsES
snail engines required. Price $780,
Stationary sam Engines tom ten to thirty horSe poWaf, 81
prices - ioW hrsAss engine Be furnished at We
prepared TO Al erds for Engines and MIL Machinery Of ha
laest improved patterns abort notice Casting made cu
stock Of patterns for four M and circular saIh and Muy
eaW Mills unYalOd for strength durability and economy
ofpeWsr. ~
ga ALL Work GUARANTEED,
and eperiencs Eormen furnished mp whsn
dred. rrs.s.
Constantly hand l assortment Of csSnsg usually kept
1t Foundry. An experienced pattern drafmAn u
smplcyd Working drawings specifications, plans and esd
mates fuEnizhsd on application.
Pome and sslss Room st So Broadway, Kszhvis, Tenn.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.

Washington City, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina
Georgia, Sou u Alabama, and East Tennessee arrive via Chat
tAnooga Rslrosd, stsH O'Clock, 4 A' 49,
Railroad Western States day, at o'clock ?. NJ,
and o'clock, A. n. Way Mails N & LR B. daily
Southern Nails New 0rlesns Memphis, ArksnIss Texas and
Aississippi, arrive daily ct X o'clock, A M
Way Mails, route, arrive daily at l& ocloeks n,
Smtviie Alexandra and Lebanon, and Way Mails ArrtNe
daily except Sunday, st u O'clock II.
tzoky, OlarkSVe and way Mails day at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
shebyVes via TEae and way malls, Monday wednesday
and Friday 1t u o'clock, NJ. - =.
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday II o'clock A. Nj
Liberty via Rural Hill, Stewards Tsrry weekly, ThursAy'
OsntsvilIe via vernon and Pnsxsod South Harper and
oaFkSVlle, via sycamore Es, Whites pend &C., weekly
day, At II o'clock An.
3 kau
, DEPARTURES OF MAILS.
Prom Nashville Chattanooga, WAshlngtOn Baltimore
nsy Ycrk Boston and New England st4''S os
Way Nail for Georgia South Carolina North carolinE and
Southern Virgins, leave oAttsnOoga Railroad at o'clock
Nashville to Louisville, dsparts at o'clock, Nj
IaIl for indiana, Northsrn Illinois, virginia. Missouri,
Rashyille Decatur franklin and Columbia and other
way ohces, Gepartst o'clock II. -
Nashville to Lebanon, daily, except Sunday departs al
Oek n Also Offices On tAe way ana BEYOND LEBANON IA
Nashville to oIarksvilIe; departs st So o'clock An
z or southern keltucky1 departs at 50 A.
NasVllle TO Shelbyves Noensyie and TTlnne TueS
aAy, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock NJ
hashVe TO Huntington, via Charlotte, Wayery, til week
y, hondsy, Wednesday and Fridsy, ct o'clock M
Asds karsl HlI &c weekly, Thursday, at y O'Clock A
NASHVILLE 70 CeBtreVlle via tank, Vernon PineWood Ge
TUESDAY and Friday, at O'Clock II.
- o'clock P. n.
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INCORPORATED AmERICAN
EXPRESS co

THE AMERICAN LETTER RxPREsS Co.,
has stabilized It's permanent oee, e The Nashville Pssi
ofiees HAiTS, east snas entEancs cturca street.
Ths undefAnsd having formed Company Tor hs PuPoss
81 ansnng letters, a., to and from tAs eoathera ocE-
ay a. Reasonable rate, and agree % iA mercfapg ard
others their correspondence between Lsuigs and hys
regar intervals may be most esnyeasDt to al parties
concerned. 3Hoe JENKINS,
" A EcdTL1.
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Tvo1 lie remainder Il tie ysar tie arEs stors Room n Aa
Unl0n and Ansdezz Block. reesnty essuplsd b. Sn1
unnwTQ-kf
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Flour, Corn, &c.
Gnn BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flouri
ONyNB $50 AaskB Coru;
% bbs LGRd;
50 Green Applesl
Is cases Psrrapine Wax Candles .r-
so BleuT Sacks nftY pounds,)
On eonEgnmsHt, for sale By 20 -.
Wi WATTS 4 CO.,
ian19H No. 81 College street, near Broad
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

kDERTAKERs lat J, II. Curey's old stand on Union be-
tween GERRY Summer streets prepared to attend
unea at all times with wooden Coins, plai2 or coleIed
arc Metallic Burial Csskets Cases OF ssupeor quality
F The tines iune25-a
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HOUSE PAINTING, 3ilH =
TEEE subscriber ID prepared to e<scus With The grsstss
promptness all contracts hsHeTer large which may be
dersd, Styls and upon terms which cannot fail give saS
ton BE is Alsa prepared 70 execute all manner Of
ORNAMENTAL PAnETISG, aRAuINa MkRBKFng.
HAvngin that the services Of tie
and experienced artists.
5ubscer would request persons having work in SIinso
1--WE him call before making hnal Arrangements -
r. 7. LINING,
rarcSs-dH No c. Union st. bstzesn ohsEry and saxs.
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NOTICE. TO stockholders,

HJHB annual election By the stockholders Of the Tennseo
and Alabama Railread Company, Of fifteen Directors %
manage Affairs Of the Company for the ensuing twelve
month"; will be held at the office OF the Company ct Franklin
r. q. BRADLEY,
jzIyI6-dtd see'ry. I. 4 A. b B. 90.
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIua bl La d for sale.
AIS acres Cleared, and In a fine state
Of Cultivation
NHIS Farm lies mile Jones' stAiisn, on e WIN
esster and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Wfnohe
ter and three miles from Salem, in franklin cennty On
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins, and s
necessary cut houses. Close 70 the dwelling spring,
good Oaern, and plenty Of filling he
ALL RICH and for cultivation, saRa unsurpassed any
In the county propose 70 sell tha valuable Tract Of Land
and would refer persons who wish to about Jel p
White EAshTlle, Tennrsr AS. oolysr, Winchester hy
HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
oct ec-H WinchesteE, franklin cennsy, Tenn
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NAY. CORN, OATS Ee.
GEO. r. PATTON
Commission Merchant, Feed
Produce Dealer,

No. "A Fourth Sired 5stlossa lain aud Ne Rit'i
LOUISVILLE, KY,
ZEEPs constantly on hand large supplies o. Hay, q
Data Bran, Siorts ard EhiBsu5, ready Al srlGl
BE shertest notice Personal attention given he al
Dried Fruits, Bggs, onisus, Apples, POtaiosE HosF,
Lard, Fsathsr8, &c.
oc1srs far Groceries, Liquors and Manufactures srssss
ted sad allied the NEST favorable tsrs. -ezal cs
Vancss Dass on e0nsignneHts- sns
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REM VAL
AND
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE puchaeed Of W. W. Fina his shock Of Wall Paper,
&C and renewing my stock Of Licking Glasses, Gilt
Frames, Venetian Blinds, WiRiow Blades, AEtst MstsrA
&c &c 70 his (W W Finn'S) old stand % Public RqE
n Dssderck IEsss. who're IShSn Be glad to e mp snss sd
pstrons, - w. gKHENAEsS
fr2SA
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B. s. WELLER, sR.,
WuRKEg ~
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IHON
! AID DHAEE =
Agricultural Implements,
YIELD, GARDEN, AND FLOWER sEEl
ALaa
BULBOUS ROOTS OF ALL VAREETIEl
20. 50 SoasA Br0ad s.rsst, Eas10iEEs
R.E-Hosaing AID CATERING N Copper and Tie n thsl
peoE styles, IN tsER azd country. Peek, Smith Cas-
Rsfs' Msohlnasand Hand Toolsfsr sails.
nA9f-n
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IA. q 4. r. CHEATAAH1,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS, AND DEAHRRs
IN 4,af
ZINE BRANpIHa, WINS, TOBACCO. CIGARS, HAffs.
D0EnsTIC LIQUORS, koi,
O0REKE o. 00LLEG1 AND 0H1RCH szRE7z
Nashville TENNESSEE. 4 VA
I'VE arsjastIn receipt Of large and selected sosk u
arecsres, Liquors ETC., Committing In part q follower
900 bbls choice Moassssi 300 kegs Nails, asSortsdi
100 DO do 100 doEsa Panied Bucksssl
80 bagBpRine Rfo Cofesl 50 nests Tabs;
100 bhlB PsEdered, orUsd aad 10 bbIs RnEh WaInuts
Loaf Sugar. 10 bills Pesansi 50
~ soHes star oAndlesI 10 bbls FihsrtS. f
FINE DHANDIK85 WINES 40,
IS X X choice French Rrandies;t F-8
% \ caSks AAdsTa, sherry, and Port WiRsll
lS8 bagkete best brands ChampaRns,
50 boxes soOviil OlAJet,
100 bbls hne RobertSsn County Whiltyl
IS bbls puEs old Rye do
do % do Bourbon DO
Andalso large SoekOf Common WHISKY, American Brandy
Gin, 30.
POWDER AGENTS.
AgnfcE e Dupont Hazard Sycamore Posdsr Tia u-
deFgned beg the only Agant1in Of he
would call the attention Of the Merchants and Traders e taf
hrge stock Of Powder on hand In Magazine for sale
O9 kegs Dupont Rne PoEder 2oo0 kegs Hazard BlaSnTPeE
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200 \ do do do brands;
5000 kegsDzPont Blasting 50 bbls Toy, Bedford o.,
iAnll n. 4. \. P. ofELTHAM, Agsntu.
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Tennessee Champion

Portable Plantation and FIouring
MILL Stone establishment.
pURR Stones Of all sizes on hand and made ordezI
ID Smut Mills, Of the latest Improved patent Mil spnds
A Gearing, Boiling oeths Betting, Hosting and Raguiatn
screws; Screen Wire, Nh Picks, and Plaster Paris All
Wh1h il warranted Of beat nality and 10 give satsc0n
All OrderB and communication promptly attended e.
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