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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-20

Had the Auditor of Wyandot county
always been as true to the Constitution
as he says he now is, he would not feel
SO every unpleasant" in appearing be-
fore the public by letter. And doing 50
he carefully refers to only ene charge.
which he says is made against him, ma
liciously. and which he knew was wad-
ing in blood too deep for any one TO be-
lieve, for his knees are good ways UP.
But will the Auditor deny by letter, or
otherwise, this charge: and We now make
it in all sincerity, and as fact. VIZ
~ hen it-romes TO fighting I sciH fyht for
tie SoutA" We do not mean that he did
SO in Jest, but that he did so defiauily
and in earnest. Dare you deny that MIR.
Auditor7 "If the Lord is wiling you
may some day recover from that.too, but
you can't prove yourself clear OF that
charge, for we have the facts in black
and white ready for you
When the Stars and Stripes were un.
furled in our town after the fail Of Sum
ter, did you not say you "would raise a
white one?" II you did not, we have
been misinformed.
Does not white flag mean, in war,
1--WE surrender" or we "compromise%
Were you willing to surrender to, or
compromise, even then, with rebels--en'
emies to your government, and now all
at once, become SO very patriotic, just
when votes are wanted, that you wish
to embrace all the country " from the
St. Lawrence to the Gulf of Mexico, and
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, first,
last. and all the tin,e2" Undoubtedly you
would have added some to your popular
ity, when you did come SO strong, If only
YOU had claimed chunk Of Canada, yet!
would it not be well to do so next time.
We will not say, Mr.. Auditor, that all
the Democrats, SO called, are disloyal,
bat we will say, that all party Democrats
despise, with ten fold more venom, the
Republican sentiment that rules the Free
States, than they do the traitors Of the
South who commenced and caused thps
war fas declared BY the votes of every
man in Congress. but two. You curse
the millions Of the North who vote a.
gainst you; and pity traitors of the South
who are making our homes desolate, by
this uDholy war! And, Mr.. Auditor, on
this last charge you can count yourself
in!! You show this by your reference tc
the "Abolition Clique iu Upper Sandus.
ky and their ninioos" as you term them
when you ought to know that there is
n OF an "Abolitionist'' as you would de-
fine the term, in the place. Such charges
as that we can bear, however, men who
would "abolish" some things at the rste
Of "ten cent on the dol1ar'! Do you fur sta?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-20
MI3W ADVERTISEMENTS
Legal Notice.

Notice is hereby given that S. P. Fowler. c.
R. FOWLER and others. have this day filed a
petition in the Court of Common Pleas OF
Wyandot County, in the State of Ohio, asking
hat the Town Pit of ''MrDDLEvIL LIE" situated
in Pitt Township, in said Count, Of Wyandot
except Marion and TT. Wayne Streets and theAl.
ley brtw Gene lots Mes. 81 and 62 and the Alley
betwecnc Is and ii, and SO much Of the alley be-
twtene 62 and s., and 90 which is West of the
South West corner of lot No. GO, and the lot.
owned by Dn. STEPHENS and MRs. He'll. may
be vacated, and at the u. xt te m of said Court
application will be made for said order ofva-
cation.
Dated Upper Ssndusky, September, l7sh
1861
SP FOWLER.
CR. FOWLER,
By BERRY and LEE, their Attornies.
S1n 90 1861. ..Pf 50 IS. st.
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Another Bogus Democratic Dodge

AhotheF Bogus DemOcratic Dodge
We are credibly informed that the be-
gus Democracy Of this county. 10 order
to oacNry the election this fall, are keeping
the Democrats who have enlisted, from
entering the service, until after the elec.
ton, Qeite a number are now at hopcSS
on furloughs, and will not enter camp
until they have deposited their votes on
the second Tuesday of October, for the
bogus Union Candidates.
True Union men what do you think Of
that dodge? You, faithful Democrats,
what do you think Of such course oi
policy when the Capitol of your country
is threatened. BY band of armed trait.
ors, and your flag insulted ? ,,.-s...
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McCurCHENvILLE. Sept. 18th, 1861,
L L e Z

McCurCHENvILLE. Sept. 18th, 1861,
To the Editor of the Hyonelnt Pioneer
Sir:-I observed in your last issue an
illegilimate production signed Wyando.'
from what illicit intercourse it had its or
iyn 1 am unable to determine, hut mag
inc it TO be by bird sired by tie animal
tina, brays for the ''clique." 7" but if l am
mistaken and the author will come out o.
yer his own signature, prove himself
gentleman, by any prominent member o.
the Up Sandu>ky clique, l will give him
my professional services and cure him o
his halucinalion j., twenty minutes with
out lee or reward. -Ha a-. t.l 10
G w SAMPSON
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SEAL.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

State OF Ohio, Wyandot county, IS.
Pursuant to the command of an order of
sale from the Court of Com. Pleas, in and for the
county of Wyandot. to me directed, L shall ex
pose to public sale at the door of the Court
H"nse, in Upper Slndusky, on the 22ud day OF
Oct b,r. A d. 1861, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock. A NJ. and 4 O'Clock, P NJ, of said day,
the following described property, to wit:
The North West fourth Of the South East
Fourth and the North East Fourth Of the South
West Fourth Of section No eight (s) Township
No. two ~ South of range twelve I2, East in
Wyandot County, Ohio, containing so acres:
more less, appraised at Fifteen Dollars. per
acre 0f. f T--
To he sold as the property of Samuel Cole.
at the suit OF James Stroble. H1 GA
Terms Of sale cash. t
4 J. CULBERTSON, Jr, S*eriff.
Sept. 2o, ,'61,-Pf. S., so.
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Fast Day.

Next Thursday. the 26lh inst, being
the Gay appointed BY the President 81
the U. S. and the Goy. of Ohio, as a day
OF Humiliation Fasting rnd prayer. There
will pc meeting for religions services
held in the NJ. E. charch, On the morn
ing Of that day at lo3. clock; to be con.
durt"d W the r,fn- t-rs 81 the ;'i1lao~.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-20

Patriotic-Read it Honest Democrats
From the hour of the assault upon
Fort Sumter, Mr.. Tod, the Union candi-
date for Governor, has given all his en-
ergies to the war against treason. He
gave liberally Of his large means-sent
one son early into the contest, and with
voice and purse and energy has been
second to no man in Ohio. In speech
few days ago at little Mountain, in
Lake County, he said:
"He would give his last iron pic, his
last ten Of coal, his last son, and then. if
need be, be would give himself to the
cause of his country" s- r
That is Democracy after our own heart
f eling-such as we believe in, and such
as we are to-day. Nothing Of the bogus
thing there. .-r. ..-...
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Price 10 Cents

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IL. ~. - -. .n,,.;,':,. ~. i,nnnr,,,,,
d'.,,,.,ts :. 4 .,.'ac,s fram, rss,,arknhi. s,,.,'
ches. 1t " Ill not de 4 me- d,ary,uor mere e.
numeration Old and naked dates. nor COM
pilation nf slips from newspapers. but portray IN
connected and '"terested nair 'tve. the rry"lu-
! ;ionary steps as well as the measures Of the
Government. u, ,. =, .;,.noSp
s,f, all rumnr. and renort--uill fix upon
facts, nnd correct a. far as possible, the rr o
| and discrcpeuci.s incident upon the Iasy mar
| ratives Of newspapers.
| 1t will be rit,en in style suited to its theme
st once graphic. earnest and luminous, in'foiu-
eng such personal and sofi'l lIrid nts as may
; serve to sh"s the relations OF individuals and
co onmuait'cs'to to the e. and events OF fhetlnie .
but the reports ot the newspapers are the frag-
mentary nnd c"'tr'dietor ehildien o. the mo-
mcnt. and mo- e'lftct CONNECTED and con''
p'e'e history; me ABOVE Puohcasioh: a''ti
wards bound III a hand some volume. WI De
book for the lam y, which VIII be valued IKE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-20
Major C,nwfOrd.

The organ OF the bogus Democracy, in
this county, has opened upon Major
Crawford, and intimates his unfittednsss
for the office. How peoples minds will
change. Listen wha, he said of him in
the issue OF his paper, Sept. list. 1852 -
Gearge Crswford was ne, nominated for
Prosecuting Attorney. 'He is young
man of marked ability. very popular and
very favorably known TO the citizens OF
the county
That is what Robert, said of him two
years ago. Now, because he would not
dance to the tune Of disunion, fid-
died by the pet family clique, he is. de-
nounced in the harshest terms. Let the
people Of the county know that Major
Crawford was in service, that he wen,
like man at the call Of his country
whilst his competitor, P. B. Beidler, re
manned a, home, declaring, If he wes Il
ifgM il acould be fv1 the SoutA."
| People of Wyandot County. who i
most deserving Of your suffrage Th'
Hhite F7ug mana man who woult
fight for The South, or the man who i'm
periled his life for your flag, and fo
your homes and firesides Don't forge
'hen, to vote for Major Crawford
Major Crawford went forth at the cal
Of his country, and is worthy of you
confidence and respect. Vote for him.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-20
Bob's Morals, Christianity aud Truth,

HOb'S MOTaiS, ChTIst1HMty Huu Ifuths
Bob says ''For the respect we have
for morals, Christianity. truth and pat
rio,ism, we can hardly believe it (the
Pioneer) is edited BY. the Rev. L. A.
brunnen'zs yea,2~s ra a las s.4-z 40
Bob then thinks that we possess all
those good qualities, and is therefore as.
tcnished at our paper! Bob, you are the
boy that's all wrong, and not us. o. tha,
you could see yourself as others see you.
then would your astonishment be ten
fold greater. ...--...-.-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-20
THEOLOGICAL

ND II ~@0
A DECISION will be held in Upper San
II Sanduskv. Wyandot Co., o., commencing
Oh Tuesday tie 9th day of Se.,t mber next: at
9 o'clock, a. NJ. and continue fou. ., days, be-
Holmes Co. Ohio, (Lutsseran,) and Rev; J"
y. Chaplin, of injection, Indisna (Uriversalist)
E+ PRoposrsIoNs ron DISCUSSION.
1st. 7 pc Scriptures teach the ultimate
happiness aud holiness oJ oil mdnkind.
Chaplin sfirms and knisly denies.
2nd. Tie Scriptures teueh the future,
and endless punishment of a portion or
mankind 'fT Eas-Ea .E.w ~
knisly affirms and Chaplin denies.
The time equally divided between each pro.
position. and the disputsnts to submit to the
usual rules of order and etiquette. All who
feel interest in the subject for discussion are
invited to attend.
Upper Sandusky, Aug. %.
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E1ISN9 ADVERTISEMENTS
General Election.
SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF ONO, HANCOCK COUNTY. SIS.
To the Qualified Electors of said County:
WHEREAS, by a law of the sid State of
w Ohio, regulating Elections, it is required
ofthc Sheriff OF the County to give notice be
lore the the time Of holding general election
by Proclamation, throughout the County ; of the
time on which such election shall be h ,lden.
Inpnrsuance of sach requisi'ion. 1 JAMES,
CuLRlETsoN Sheriff of W yandot County, do here
by proclaim and make known, that the
SECOND TUESDAY OF OCTOBER
A. D. One thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty
One, it being on the EIGHT DAY OF AID MONTH
is by the Constitution and Laws { Ohio app
ointed on which the qualified electors of said
county shall meet in their respective townships
at their usual place of holding cectious, be-
twcene the hours of six o clock A. II. and six o
clock p. NJ. and proceed to vote for
ONE GOVERNOR @
ONE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
One Judge Of tie Supreme Court.
ONE SECRETARY OF STATE.
ONE STATE TREASURER.
One Comptroller Of the Treasury.
One Member Of the Board Of Public
Works
ONE SENATOR IN 31st DISTRICT,
dot counties
ONE REPRESENTATIVE OF WY
ANDOT COUNTY.
One Probate Judge Of Wyandot Coun
| ty.
One Treasurer Of Wyandot county.
One Auditor of Wyandot county.
One Sheriff Of Wyando: county.
One Prosecuting Attorney Of Wyan-
| dot county.
One Commissioner Of Wyando' county
One Coroner of Wyandot comfy.
| And whcrns. by an act Of the Legislature of
the State of Ohio, passed February I. le3I. it
is The further duty Of the Sheriff, " the time of
rrooclaiming the election, to give notice to the
| Trustees of the different township. of the num-
b. -nt persons to be returned as jurors t. ON each
t,wnshlP. :-~s s h H..
The apportionmenc = '"rs as ma at ,s wn ~ the
CT rk of the Court of Common f.eas :" a"-
| dot ntu ic fallaw..
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Best erasive Soap

toy letters toy watches, rubber combs, fine and
coarse gun caps. sewing machine, oil, coral
beads and rings. gold rirgs best gold pens and
holders, steel pens and bidders. p' ellis and shnr-
pers. pencil points. shawl pins OF various sorts
and one thousand and one other articles to nu
merous to- mention.
Watches. eLcks and j"w,lry repaired anu
warranted to give elitirr >afisfacii"u.
LEO LIS SQU EREI y.
Pie son House E"k, pposste the Bstsk.
U. Sandnskv, Aug %. II.
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At the BRIDE residence Sept 18th, by the
Rev. N. &. G.. Love, Mr., Samuel II. Hunt to
Miss Amelia Jackson all cf this place.
On the Sth of Sept. by John Ragon, Esq,
dr. Thomas Baird to Mrs Gatharins Ander-
son, both Of this county. '.r -.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-20

Died. Col Loriu Andrews. died on
the oiternoon OF Wednesday,. at his resi-
dence at Gambler, Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-20
WARPOLEHOUSE.

BALDNIN s. BLAKE, Proprietor,
SANprsKr AVENUE. ONE SQUARE Norm OF THE
CouRT House UrrlR SASDUsKY, ONO.
BALDWIN Il BLAKE have taken the propric-
torship of the Warpole House, and after giving
it thorough cleaning and rftting, is now
prepared to see their Friends. and all others
wishing good living and nice lodging.
THEIR TABL
is furnished with the best provisions the mar
kets afford, and the deserts Of the cI,o icest
kind. sE
TIL EIR ST A B Ii Nc
is of the best, end can comfortably accommo-
date 80 horses-whera none but the best of
Ost'ers will be in attendance. In connection
with the Stable, he has large and commodious
Carriage Honse-also large Wagon Yard.
New omnibus will run to and from the cars,
carrying his Gusts FREE. Pedlers, Drover.,
and pers ms travelling with their families viii
find it to their Interest to sts p wi at the War
pole. .r....... ........-......
10 There is Livery Stable connected with
the Hotel. ..- r.-....
SIP 6.-2m. .-. ...f-
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saw MxLL
For Sale or Rent

THAT excent Saw Mill on Sugar Run, -four
miles fiom Upper Sandusky. O.. on the Nell
more road, is now offered for sale. It's in good
condition aud in firstrate running order.
If not sold by the first of October it will be
for rent. For terms apply to
E j. H. WESTERMAN.
-sr.... , or to the Editor Of the Pioneer.
Sept. 6'-tf.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-20

IF You want fine enbsoi, erca cullarfts 05
l. cents, 100 piecesdress .Fiin mings from i
,l~1$eaA athcNPwa / OH Cash Stpra !
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Now is the time TO subscribe or the
Wy an1ot Pioneer. ..9 oe cd 1aZ ta-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-09-20
IMPROVED STOCK OF
. ia H0D@-.
Cross of .S.folk and Liefesler ,Rresd OF

Hogs
Il ENTFIELD d KARR call NE attention,
n of farmers to this ceIebgated breed'of Hogs
We have nov a fine lot Of Pigs OH hand. and
will furnish persons desi,ing Them on faso,av
bic terms. Call soon, as they are going off
fast, kENfFfEED d ktkR.
near Craw fordviss. Myandpt Co. Ohic.
Aug. 23.-3t.
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Given under my hand anb sesl, at the sher-
if Office. in Upper Saudusky, this l7ih. day
of September, a. D. one thousand eight hund .
dred and sixty -one.
| - JAMES CuLBERTsoN. Jr.
SEAL. Sheriff Of Wyandot Co.
Sept. 20, O,'6I..tde.
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Married.

G. w. SAMPSON.
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northumberland No1ice

HE undersigned having been qualified according Law
administrator Of g. g. PoIHDErTKR deceased hereby aoti
es all persons having any against the deceased 70 e
hem duly authenticated, with him in tine prescribed by
they will be barred. G. HAYWOOD
Nashville, Nov "a, '6O-d ,tu6kwv
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FRENCH PRoTEsTANr so5 - :,

4 School for s5 soaa- y. e sPss As ~ ana
september Superior instraetsns IN - ssrses -
gLs1cnes 70 both Of Ehsh equally serious .ad Is,
parsmen1 r1'Sna ne French
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CHARLES B. HALL

BOets, Shoes, valises. Carpet Bags, &c..
No. IS SOUTH SIDE PuBLsc SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
now in receipt Of his stock fer the Spring and Sun
u mer Trades consisting of Ladies', Gents, Misses,
Boys aud Chdrens Boots Shoes Caters Slippers &C.,
every variety, with and without heels.
Also La French Dress Trunks fne sole leather Travelling
Trunks fase Carpet Bags Ladies Leather Travelling Saches
Pan Of which goods Of similar guilty
puhasei 10 the city Please call No Is Public squsre
nbe2- CHARLES HALL.
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II CIergymen would week to its attainment
enable six times that amount Of time the
the first decl0-u
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PROCLAMATION
gSHAM G., HARRIS,
6rouornos of the Stare of Tennessee

TEyO the SherE Of all the counties in said staGreeting
You ia. by commanded to open and hsld election
AT all thu place holding elections in your county, the
9th Rehr next the purpose Of determining wheh
er Copyenc shall called Of elecng Delegates
10 the in Nashville the 25ts day Of Pth
ruary next in orance with the provisions the Act Of 18th
January 1851 prompt and immediate return make thereon
To the Secretsrs.af states required by said Act.
In lRStinony whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand
and cag4sd the Great Seal of the State affixed
}Ls the Dekrtent, in Nashville, this, 2stdsy Of Janu
} airy, A. D. 1850.
By thessgverRor 1SHAM g. HARRIS.
4 r. Raw stIretary of State ian2o dIw-wIw
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re naitLmOrcs PhfIndeIphln. n
ana Boston, and the only Ho
Washington CffF.
4 tEnLKAA OHIO AND BAETaMoRE <
~ OHlO RAILROADS terminate al baltimore and Warb
on Csy on the East and CeIrbs en- he vert Il tle ~
0'n.se'' WIN kaFoss for and from all points 10 Ne
west, soush-west and Her1h-Weet. 1
PASSENGERS b this Route can Tiss the esz se n,l
gnlisieiRns New Ysr, Boston, st the eo1t al = &C., Il &
LOIS OF Boston aloues 81 other inss ~
r. xeseis can also se procured via Washington Cit
ne AAsteTn Cities At an sddoaAl chnze 81 ~ onIr
s,eeping cars attached % al night srains
All principal points. :" ''9tp'nt
Sesness men and travellers for pleasure or tus--.t,.
rs Al NE kastern Cities at comparalivsIv ----71 -
= ): cnsIy = celebrated for its wonderfn le-lsu ~
no1, 20 II TIE world. It's system e a. NJ -
s--s ~ endd equipment; its sxcusf,s teier-rnS s
anrs - ~, % double track It's hne hotss (znds- -
and cunfsrt. sN -iss :" sAs passengers speed, Ezi.
The prncp a3d Baggage Cheeks en- be rrocur. a
Al a. road and Stearnloat OeceE - fhs -~'
- -Se 81 va the Baltmere md Ohio pssIr,.S
~ 9cestfh, Master Trans,iortasio1 r. a z nj
7 r. e., az SSeg1k, General Ticlst Ar11f. 4 3 II
n + a - ' ~, Gen. WeErsra lr'sot r I. y III
y " - y 81, Prss't, c D Il n II
sprlls '"'bKoTN, esn'I Ticket 49, oaRa
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OLD .OURwoN WHISKY.

SbeIIed Oats, Corn and Rye.
400 BAGS OATS; 500 Bags Corn, 200 Bags Rye.
43JN Received this day and for sale low by
novIS-u HUGH MGCREA Il co
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.srisoIYent Notice.

IUNHE Of the estate Of John Csruthcrs, deceased
being So to the Clerk OF Macon county, 1t there
fore ordered said Clerk, tHat ali persons having claims
against said hereby notified to file hem legally auhen
Heated with CLERK Of Macon cOunty Court Tennessee on
or before the das May next that settlement and
division pro rs. fmay be made d. N. ALEXANDER.
dec4-wat administrator.
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$aImmINGS STORE.
OsCAs HIM E * CO.,

NO.s1 Union stree
s,iuplete stock Of Fall and Winter
DRESS AM, HIANTILLA TRIMMINGS,
toMPRlsINe ull plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons, Galoens Frnges, Bugle Gps Grape trimmings
Belts Buttons, Bris Buge Buttons &C.
ney and re best that could be got in the Eastern
kstz. Our stock o.
TepAin l8erino and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered BrS6 and Silks Crochet Embroidery and spoe
Cotton we'll asLy other material Knitting Netting
brodery and Croc complete larger variety
quantity than ever We also continue manufacture
Fringes, Tsassels, Bn:tonsss, Cord, &c.
to order a. us1sl q viii try to suit all and everybody.
sepl2-h -,
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M. q E. IF. CHEATHAm' -
WHOLESALE GROCERs, AND DEALERS
klaA BkAhDlEs. WInEs. TOBACCO, CIGARS MALES.
O0RHER or O0LLSGK Avn <5grr2,-z vzp~r-v
Nashville, Tennessee.
NM receipt large and we'll seIsosd .toek at
wv Groceries, Liquors. ETC., consnr IN ars !.
$50 bids Sugar ali grades l0e genuine Ivsna fi..rr,
e00 Dds cnclee Moiasses 20 kegs Mai Is, ASSORTED:
100 do DO 100 dozen Painted RneEsst,,
~ bags Prine hio Sonee 50 nests Tubs;
Loaf Sugar 10 bbIs Persns e'H@S'
lSG boxes Star Candles; 10 bhla PiThart.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDEES. WINES. Az,
Is \ & X choice French Branches;
20 Zcasks Madeira, sherry, and Port Wincsi
$50 baskets best brands Chanpa1ne;
so boxEs Hco7il1 Clares,
100 sbIs fine Robertson csuu'y WHISKY
s, do do do Bourbon do
And also Large Of Common WHISKY American prsnsv
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder ma
dsrgrsd Icing the only Agensin Nashville Of the
would call the attention OF the Merchants Traderst fhe
large stock Of Powder on han In MAGAZINE for sale
$500 kegs Dupont Rife Osder zoos kegs Hazard Pow
300 K Do DO do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
5000 kegs Hazard 60 DO Powder;
900 Do DO g $50 case. o. Powder, assorted
5000 kegs Blasting so b6s Toy, BecEord Co.,,
der. safetv fnss
janIl Il. 4. =. '. oHEATHAM, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Dupont's Powder: joy, Bickford q Co.'s SAFETY
Hazard do Fuse
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-15
NAsHv4LLF & CHATTANOOGA u. "a,
Notice TO ShiDpers.

REIGHEs for the Memphis and ohsrestcn Railroad. and
for Lovzs Stations on Tie Nashville and chatanocga
Railroad including Chattanooga viii Be received But swiag
the condition Of the State Of Georgia. freshts o<
psrts bs can Be received E aihe. aos
- =, ". COLE,
selG-a Superintendent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-15
Four Horse rJau Canon

FFNHE only onein Lincoln county running regarly
week and back from FsyetteyiIIeto TulIaho eSyipE
Tuahoma Monday, Wednesday eav Paw
esTille Tuesday Thursday and Connect the
xayetteveand segrsst FOR the aeaonuods
eanssnd sarsal dEys The fare through Only dollars
Si-su JOHN n. TAYLOR.