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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-07

O-
WHAT Mr. CAMERON Dip SAY.-The Phila.
dtlphia Ledger gives the following version of
Toe speech OF Secretary Cameron, which has
Provoked SO much severe comment:
He was speaking of the power and resources
81 the Government to overcome the rebellj on.
declaring that it would be put down beyond ali
lefadventure-that the great white race of the
North would re-establish this Government in ey.
icy State OF the Union, and in the effort We re
ioano 10 avail Themselves of every means in
tn'ir power. The end was not vet, aud when
vac last care in this game was played, it might
70 shown that the Sou,h's boosted source .ot
Strength was its great element of weakness. : :
D" was not Tor massacre, and war upon Wo-
nnn and children; but the slaves would be du "
os;anized and armed, and, governed by the
rules OF modern warfare, allowed to aid in TIE
sofead OF human liberty, and in crushing. out
TINS most unholy rebellion. Mr. Cameron pur-
20 g seemed more to show the SoutLs ute ina.
hi ~ to stand against the North, than to present
any poBcy OF the government, or indeed of any
hScd purpose OF bis own. His ailusion TO any
save participant on in the war was ouly as re-
hcte contip gency, unlikely to happen, and
Gu hap pening, removed all hope of ultimate
success ny the rebels"
TIE Increment Of free colored persons to-
w.. 4. rev homo n u.v,; ). .ss,m;,, .ons;d.
er hle n,o,or,,ons We mentioned the o,he,
DIV the leaving of . n,r,v IF forty fran oher.
lin. Ohio. More recently a company from To
ronto and vicinity passed through Buffalo on
their way to New York, where they are to take
steamer for Hayti.
Lieut. John i. +. Tatnall, son of the Comma.
dme, who has just been committed to Fort War
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. eB The correspondent of the Keoknk Gate
City, writing from Moore's Camp, at Memphis.
Mo-, Nov. 2sd, says:
Col. Moore added new clause to the oath AZ.
ministered to-day, to q minister OF a Christian
denomination. After taking the usual oath. the
Col. added: "You will take the New York Tri.
pune, 20 and Sin no more, 80 help you God.n-
Alter MN, notorious scamp calling himself
WIN. IL Dewey; from Warsaw, III, was drum.
med out OF camp, the entire band playing the
ROgue's March. ' '''
Rev. Mr. Gordon was lately arrested at Ale.
ghan.N Michigan, for bigamy. He married !.
respectable lady at Gun Plains, in that COUNTY,
having wife still living in Indiana. He IA -
young man and oficiated - Presbyterian Min.
stef on thePiains.
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The Missouri Democrat says that ON Wedncs-
day last. J. G. Buell., Lawyer, and Edward
Murphy, Surveyor Of San Francisco County.
Missouri, had rencountre in Pennington. IN
which shots were exchanged without injury,
when Mr.. Murphy drew bowie knife and stab
bed Mr.. Buell.. fatally, Il 10 sspposed. The
oaose Of the officially was not STATED. Roth
gentlemen ars highly respected.
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RIaHr.-The New York Times says: ''It 10
stated from perfectly authentic source, that .
bill has already been prepared, and will soon be
introduced into the Legislature of Kmtucky, co,-
fseating tie slave property Of Keatucky re6els and
that it will undoubtedly become law. A sim
liar pill will be put upon ito passage in the Leg
isature of the new State of Virginia, west Of the
mountains, now in session.
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GEN HUNTER IN KAysAs. The Leavcnworth
papers note the arrival Of Major General Hunter
cad Staff in that place. The following gentle
pen comprise Gen. Hunters staff:
Mai. Marcus j. Parrot, Capt. D. W. Turner.
Maj. Jas @. Barnes, Capt. J. w. Shafler.
Maj. A. %. Campbell, Capt f. W. Smith.
Maj. L. ID. Hubbard, Capt S. w. Stockton
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DIED
Inthr city, Dec. LIST, Of Consumption, CALVIN BAsI
aged 81 years.
Huntsville, Mo-, papers please copy.
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- v@glala 1s1els We1lA D1sGaneAase
- !oople an4 pa down OonDeA
In another column viii b found extracts from
the report Of : Comhittee, appointed by Coz
vention, assembled q Richmond, for The pr
pos Of proposing amsndments V ~ State
Coestitation. which Appeared b ths nlshnosd
Enquirer Of November 1osh. baWy sure
index Of ~ progress u Ne rsselIisn. and
pesscs very clearly shas de slave breeding aris
tocracy, who havs always governed that State,
are determined 70 put ont the light of dedication
and deprive the people OF the elective franchise,
thus placing iaboring white men upon precisely
the . nc footing, politically and socially, as
slaves There lie, they.say. an antagonism be-
tween labor and capital. II We do not deprive
laboring men Of the right Of suffrage they will
vote away our property. This is the direction in
which the men nov leading in the rebellion,
have been tending for years Il grows natural-
~ out Of the Patriarchial relation Of master and
slave. The natural antagonism between slave
and free labor-betwecn the legitimate govern
ment Of our fathers and the aristocratic con.
spirators must result in . full and complete tri-
umph Of one party or the other. Either popu-
lar government: viii be put dosn, civilization
turned back, the lights Of education and christ
ianity extinguisl,ed, or slavery will be destroyed
and its proud and aristocratic champions 60
down in eternal infamy. What . momentous
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The BoNBARDNENr OF PExsAcoLA.-Tbe fact
that neither Col Brown or Flag Officer Mexican
in their dispatches Of she 18th, allude to or say
a word abou. bombarding Pensacola, make some
well informed persons doubt whether any bonn
more reason, believe that Pickens opened re-
ply to an attack by the rebels The Norfolk
Day Book of Tuesday. contains dispatch from
Pensacols stating that the only damage thus far
suffered BY the Unionists was in two Of their
boats. which were so much injured that they
were Obliged to retire,
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NJ. * 4. f.. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINEe, TOBACCO, CIGARS NAILs.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND ORURCH S7PEETq
NASHVILLE, Tennessee.
MAJ r In receipt OF large end we'll selected stock
~ Groceries Liquors, ETC., consisting in part as fsosI
I3o hhds Sugar all grades; genuine Havana gsrst
X00 o9iseholce Molsssesi 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
Ivy Ivy n 40 DO 100 dozen Painted Rucketsi
~ ~ osgs prime Rio Codeei so nests Tubs
Io 6ols Powdered Orushsd and 10 bbs English wanuts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbIs Pesang;
l50 boxes Star Candles, 10 bbIs FiIheTts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BHtANDEESs WINES, NO.
- X 4 choice French Brandes;
~ \ casks Madeira, Sherry, snd Port WireE
lao baskets best brands Champagne;
SO boxes Seoyl Claret,
l q S SS, G n11d R lob S County Why
do do do Bourbon do
Gin, &c. OiNN''i
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Powder
oefsgeo Deng the only Agenin Nashville the
would call the attention OF the Merchants and ther
large stock OF Powder on hand, In Magazine for SALE
S900 Es Dupont Rifle Powder 2OO kegs Hazard Pow
goo DO do do 5000 q Esg. sycanor. Blasting
500 800 Kegs Hazard "a DO do DO DO ,so PSsdsIi
600 do DO Do ~ b GsIi o. POWDER assorted
'OOO Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy, Bedford Co.,
GER safety fnse.
jGnll n e. 4. p OHEATHAH Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
ggsPonssPo"teri Joy, BickfOrd Co.'S Safety
a.csrnar, 90 Fuse
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Flour, Corn, &c.
RAn BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flouri
OSFS5 40 sacks Coru;
% bbls Lard;
so g Green Apples;
25 cases Parrapine Wax Csndlssi
500 Flour Sacks ,(ffty Pounds,)
On consignment, for leby
WI WATTS & CO.,
Ianl9H No. 81 College street, Broad
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No. 50 BROAD STREET,

RE manufacturing six horse portable steam Engines
n suitable for printing Offices plantation use and where
gnsll engines required. Price 5000,
Stationary Steam Engines from ten to thirty horte power
prices low rsaGs engine be furnished We
prepared to fill orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of the
fastest improved patterns short notice Casting made from
stock Of patterns for flour Mills circular, sash and Ma
Saw hl unTiyaed for strength durability and economy
Of power.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
and experienced furnished up when de-
sired.
C0nanty hand full assortment OF castings usually kept
at Foundry An experienced pattern maker and draf1an Il
employed Working drawings Specifications, plans es
mates furnished application.
" Ole and Sales Room at SO Broadway, Nashville, Tenn.
iune22-dn
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF

n FINE IA E8UIs
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
aIua bic Land for sale.
as acres Cleared, and in a fine state
of Cultivation
FSNHIs Farm lies mile from Jones Station, on the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad, nine miles from Hlnehe
ter, and three miles from Salem, in franklin csunty
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins, all
necessary out houses. Close the dwelling ne spring,
good Csstn and plenty Of ng stock water. The land
10 ALL RICH and for cultivation unsurpassed any
IL the county. propose this valuable Tract OF Land
and would refer persons who wish TO is john P
White E4aATille, Tenn,eI AS Coyar, Winchester, they
can refer to the premises
HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
oct 2-u Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn
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Lost Trunk.
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.


TAKE pleasure in announcing to my old friends and
that after absence Of two years. have again
turned the practice Of the Photographic Art
branches having purchased the interest Of brother
established Gallery in Union Street, and having spent
four menhs In New York the past Summer to obtain fully all
the late improvements in the have painted renovated ard
enlarged throughout. That facilities
better produce first class work than most Galleries can
conduce to the comfort of patrons trust not
only proud position the Gallery has heretofore
sustained elevate to still higher standard. have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK e the best Photo
graphers world who the Pictures which obtained the
premium at the Worlds Fair in London in 1851 and
determined only make this the leading Gallery In
State my shall not be surpassed North or Sou
and introduce the public the following new styles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Vignette, plata eoloredi
1Vorytypes, colored;
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs on canvass life siEsi
Visiting Cards, full length, plain;
Autograph Photographs Is taken at one sitting.
gterreoscopes, glass or paper.
continue make the Mesinoype and AnbrSpe as hereto
The above styles all entirely in this city, except
the Autograph Gard, which only made at time All
who anything in line politely invited TO give
before visiting elsewhere, when will by peculiar
demonstration the shove facts. Respectfully,
oet3l-H 7. W. HUGHES-
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BuLEEI IN
BraMdtes, Wines, TObRccOs, Cigars, DC.
C0RKAR C0LLEGEABD 0HDR0R STRkEzR
Nashville, Tenn.
EKTE ARE N RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
w selected stock Of Groceries TobaccOs Liquors &C.
pd in part follows, which respectfully invite the
SUGAR, MOLASSEs AND SYRUP.
3 bids Louisiana Sugar 50 b6s Coverings powdered
g -, = &C, Clarified m, Sugar
100 bbs Plantation Molases 50 half bbl Refined IoIasss
100 hs bbls Plantation Mo 50 paekag tIst Louis Golden
ibis 5iS Refined Mola.s..; 5OpH New orlssn. Golden
50 b6s Coverings R ohrush. Syrup;
COFFEE.
100 bags Baltimore Rio Coffee bags Old Col Java oOesi
100 bags New Orleans Rio COf 50 bsgs Laguirs oofss
WHISKY.
100 bbs Reched Whisky 5Obbls Robertson county WEJs.
100 " Ky DID 20 b6s Smiths Old Reserve
2puncheons Of Irish and Scotch WHISKY.
BRANDIES. WINES, &c.
quarter casks ssignetteS 10 casks Madeira Wine
IOq P5s9eE O Duprsy 6 BSif fs9tr' "lR''
% 3 Cos Brandy : 4" sweet Malaga Wi7sl
70 as casks 6 h2ei f Bi19a 3 PIX. eDF Wine.
100 PEs American Brandy Is boxes oisTet;
100 Ginger 25 pks Lemon Oo-dialI
5 blackberry 50 boxes bittersi
Is Raspberry y pks Holland Gin
10 casks RUM
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
q 300 boxes Virginia TObaeeo-various brands;
500 Kentucky " "
5kegs A Smiths Pancake Tobsoc5I
10000 Superior Havana oigsrs-various Brands
100000 German
$1,000 Domestic " -
CANDLES AND SOAP.
400 boxes tar Candles 50 boxes stearins Candles.
200 hlf" 50 TslloE
$50 or " $50 boxes Soap various kindsI
FLOUR,
100 bills extra Family Flour;
100 4" " Superfne -
Loo bags Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour
SUNDRIESs
1000 saeEs fne and coarse Salt, 10Qdozen Bucketsi
500 bbls kRnawha Salt 5gnest Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and Spikes 3 sacks 9 Almonds;
500 boxes Glass Ware: so bbls Pecsns and FilbsrBt
500 Reels Cotton Ropei 20 Bbls English Walnuts;
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms;
1000 pounds Bar Lead; 100 dozen Zinc Wash Boards,
500 bags Shot, assorted sizes; 500 Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters; 50 bags Pepper;
s cases s2rdines, and Z 95 Alispce;
boxes 50 hIs Ground Mustard
80 bxs Lemon syrCPi SO " Fire Crackers;
80 PS Raisins; 50 bbs Cider Vinegar
100 /" Mackereli 5ObblsXX Ale
Is chests Green and Black
Teas;
With variety OF other articles
mar6-H EDWARDS, HARRIS 4 90.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
Is gRES

AcsSl4Z
To baltimore, Philadelphia, New \ ork
and Boston, and the only Read to
Washington City.
GENITAL OHIO AND BALTEHORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Washing
ton City the East and Columbuz West which place.
1t connects with Railroads for and from all poin
WEST Southwest and NOrtEa-Ts-est.
Passengers By this Route visit cities OF Baltimore
Philadelphia New York, Boston, the cost Of ticket
York or Boston alone, By ether lines.
Through Tickets also be procured via Washington City
the Eastern citic5, at add ozal czge CT - ONLY
Sleeping cars attached to al night trains.
Tickets good until used, with the privilege Of stopping
all principal points.
Business and Travellers for pleasure normaon can
visit All the Eastern Cities at comparatively expSnse
The scenery celebrated for is wonderful teauy subiy
IS unequalled IN the world Its system night
pocei ita splendid equipment exclusive telegraph lines;
large amount OF double track its line hotels surVe
lance OF the ConPany sures 20 the passengers speed, safety
and coufsrt.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks procured
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices in the Vest
Ask for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
N.P6aITH, Master Transportation d AORR-
L. M COLE, General Ticket Agent, B g. o RR.
Il. BULLIYAS Gen. Western Agent 2 b ORR
II. J. JEWETT, Pres't, C o z r.
J. ". BROWN, Gen'l Ticket A gent, G ORR.
spril9
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company.
sUFERIE-ZSDEET'5 OTFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, April 30, I56I.t
To Whom this May Concern.
TFNHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company vii
transport
FREE OF CEABGE,
against the Company al Volunteer Companies, Supplies and
Munitions Of War intended for the defence Of
Commanding Officer will be required to furnish the Forwarding
Agent With Certificate showing tie number Of
mage Of freight 50 transported.
This proposition will HPpyto Individuals bU. confined
to organized com snies-
nayI- HP&s E.W. COLE, Sup
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For REM,

NOR the remainder Of the the large Store Room in tbs
Union and American Block recently occupied BY &
HARRIS.
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FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL,
Philadelphia, 4th Year.

RFADAME VALIANT will re open her Boarding and Dav
1Tk schoofor young ladies at 1923 Chestnut street tie I2
september Superior instructions in English and French
branches to both Of which equally serious atte ton is Maid ~
valiant with Madame valiant, will suerinend French De
Partment. ssptg-5Ir1
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Notice TO Merchants and shippers
EETM H. ORDER Is the through Freight Agent Of the
w Memphis Charleston Railroad at Memphis, and all
consigned him at Memphis will be forwarded free OF
chasre, except dTsyage
WM, Il. GBTDER.
EEFEREECEs.
G A G. NOu EwING, McCRORY Co
LANIER & PHILLIPs TERAss & BROTHERS
june2l-d2v~
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VIM. Knabe & G Piano
ForEes.
Eortes,

WTE pleased to learn that at the great Rorlds FAIR
w held this month in the city Of Maccn Georgia
prisng Baltimore Firm, VIM. Knabe Co., awarded the
hsTsE Premium over all competition, for their celebrated GoLD
MEDAL PIANos This Fair being held under the direction Of
Southern Cotton Planters large and influential
body OF The importance attached to receiving the hono
OF their Fair, Produced learn unusual degree
petition the part many the Piano Forte Manufacturers
Of the country Several fine Instruments exhbi
don hut after most patient and thorough examination their
respective merits the judges unanimously decided that
nom the Mandatory Of VIM Knate & CO. the "E1c.
sfOi - snd awarded the Medal accordingly
Without wishing appear nviduous will sd that the en-
epse, public spirit and unng energy with which the Mers
hn2be conduct their business ene them degree
to all the honos and which they achieved in their
line Lavish in the expenditure of time money
First Quality Piano, and advertising extensively to make
their known they have their reward in the posses
sCu Of large and constantly increasing business and the urh.
qualification Of knowing that whenever wherever
htiOn the order the day. judges uniformly pronounce
Pianos to be "ExcelsioBa Sun, Of December 2d,
1860
sA supply Of the above now icing received by A.
Mcclure 80 Union street, the sale Agent for Middle Tennessee
who will sell at factory prices.
mlrI7-u
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A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
HAVING determined to carry nv Negroes 10 thu .RRn
! Il South, will sell about Three or FOuP ditSsisS7A
hundred Acres of Land being part of ssse7s,55r<
The tract upon which reside, situated on $3.50
COED Turnpike Road, shout thirteen miles from II
Nashville, in Of the best neighborhoods in VII >s
tArseR county Soil equal any in the State For parteu
lars apply to me, the premises to A. v g. Lindsey,
Nashville Sep9-dd P. A. PERKINS.
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WARNOTICE

NROh and atsT this date viii sell Goods esfgeEy fo
Cash. all ny clerks have volunteered for the var and d
other course Is LETT
sPga or wv HORTON & co
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CORN ANDHAY.

Snn BAGS prime White Corn,
SbOsB 100 bales fms Timothy Hay,
Just received and for sale low for cash.
spl2O II CONBs n MARTIN
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THOMPSON, SPERRY g. CO.,
w EsALE enc CERs,
Candy Manufacturers,
DELLKas IN
FOREEGN FRUITS, LIQUORS, TOBACCOS,
ANDALL KINDS OF CIGARS,

No. "a Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
the Public generally that they have completed their ex
tensVe FACTORY Arrange en for the manufacture kinds
OF CANDIES, from the Stick finest French I'm
imitation fConeeonary and being determined sell at price,
that VIII compare fayora5 with the lowest in the North they
hope 70 make this desirable market not only for that a
but for every other in their lire Of business.
Our stock Of Staple and Fancy Groceries has no superior
any Of the Southern oie and being combined with The
Confeconay Departments offer stronger inducements to the
Merchants wishing to deal with than any now known OF
We, therefore, invite then call u.s. send IN their or
ders which guarantee will be executed promptly and az low
Cssh Friees THOMPSON, SPERRY & @
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Anderson & Romans,
ARdeEsOn's Foundry and Machine
Shop,
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Land for sal,
Wholesale Dry Goods.
TRABUE s. LUCAS.

ENTR are now receiving OF Spring and Summer
w Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Clothing, Boots Shoes
Brogan Variety Goods Hardware Cutlery Hats, Carpet
ings oil CLOTHS, Mats &C. All Of which have bought
ex usvey Of Importers and Manufacturers at panic prices
which call special attention Of prompt paying and cash
Dealers only Our House shall be head quarters for cash deal
and those who make Gilt Edged Notes and pay Them.
Thai may be full understood say positively that
intend sell Goods for cash and who pay their
notes when due (enly.j
Wholesale business will advance
every description CT Goods, Wares and Merchandise
Furniture Groceries, Produce &c, &C. &c, to be sold at
ton
Auction sales every Tu sdsy and Tuesday mig ht, exclusively
cash All persons having Goods to sell at Auction, will
please turn them in and get the money plump up.
mar2-t TRABUE 4 LUCAS.
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EnsOIVent Notice.

III AVING this day suggeed Clerk Of she County Court
OF Hickman county, the insolvency he estate Of james
Wells deeeasPd therefore all holding
said estate hereby notified file them, properly auenc
ted with the Clerk aforesaid before the Of septe
Der next, the claims against the
en- that day for pTOatA distribution. This May 24h 1851
June9-H4pr sleeSJ' ELI WILLS, Admir-.
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No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
TENHIs FIRST CLASS ROADSTER, will bis for
1861 the State Fair GIound Nashville beginning
March 4h and closing July the 4h $50 the season, s5
for insurance,
He beautiful black, six years old, trotted at Athens In
1861 in SOS, and iscPranly most handsome and perfect
horse in his action that has been brought to the State He
bred in Vermont imported by E. R. Jennings, and by tie
Hatch horses he BY oo he By Old Black Hawk he BY sher
man and he by the Original Justin Morgan Dam by Duroc, r
d. st. Charles Or or. d. Woodbury. Morgan, AID hence
bines four Of the best troting crosses known.
No. 9, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old, by We mont Boy, dam
BY Woodbury. viii be let 90 at sl5 the season. $40 10
insure. He is very promising.
No. 3, Washington the Cd.
GOOD BAY years old, by Old Washington dam excel
lent Trottng Mare will be let to Is Mares at 10 the
SIS to insure In fosl.
Breeders will please examine the above Stations Good Blue
Grass pasture Fanning, grain to keep
mares in good condition, at 81 per week,
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company.
Oscar Kba will be ready all times show the Stock to
gentlemen,
Refer to-. Owen, OF Williamson, Col. R. Allen Of Sum
ner T. FannRR of Davidson, Dr. A. 4. Gooeh, Of Ruter
ford. mar5-tf
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Hungarian Grass Seeds.
GQAn SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for pale By
OOO JAMES MLAUGHLIH & 90
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SHIELDED Oats, Corn and Rye.
AnR BAGS OATS; 500 Bags Corn, 200 Bags Rye.
HUI Received this day and for sale low BY
pSyI51H HUGH Bo6REA 90
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Lard, Lard, Lard.
lust received per steamer Nashville choice lot Of Lar
- IN 50 lbs kegs. For family use, for sale By
ian22-tf -4'1 NJ q ii MIS-. g O,O:, .
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HOIICE.
R0M aEd after this date will sell Feed and Produce sx
IL clusivey for cash.
JAMES MLAUGHLlN 4. co.,
msy2S-u No. Market street.
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BROOKS & ORR's & McNAUGHT's

Spool ooTToNs ali sizes, in Black, Write and oOlOrS Il
- 50 cents per DOZEN, at
HOWE SEWING MACHINE OFFICE,
msKi6-u - luton street