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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-14
CONGRESSIONAL.

There has been = good deal of time
spent in Congress in making speeches
aud Ut such times, when the goverum mt
Is 10 danger, there is . little backward.
ness about the ordinary subjects Of leg
's'at'on' still the House has passed most
OF the appropriation bills and are awaiting
the action Of the Senate. The President
mas no"'n"ted Attorney General Black
lot Associate justice of the Supreme
Court, and John Petit of Indiana, whom
Iho's Il. Benton called "a dirty dog and
great liar,' for District Judge 10 Kan.
sa' 1t is BY no means certain tina. these
nominations will be confirmed BY the
Senate. We think they will be allowed
to sleep the sleep that knows no waking.
e The finance committee of tho Senate
nave reported fsvorably on a bill to dis.
continue Ill ports Of entry in the seced.
ing States. which if it passes viii 10
f. away with all necessity for coercion SO
Tar 40 the collection Of the revenue ia
concerned. The bill to suspend the mail
service io the seeding States pa. sed the
House on the 9Th inst by vote of l2l
to 26. 1t is thought bill will pass, re.
TesIinc the duly on sugar and molasses
Should the three bills just referred to
become lsss, We shall soon see tho end of
secession.
The sellsrs to count the votes for Pres.
'dsnt and Vice President, are Trumhull
Of the Seus e, aud WasbLurns Of Iii.
nois aud Phelps Of the House. /
A bill has passed the Senate for the
organisation Of the territory Of Colorado
(Pike's Peak).
MI. Curtis, from the military commit. !
tee, reported . bill sppropriating sll5O
10 ply ussicisos sad soldiers for loss Of
Instruments cod clothing 10 the removal
rom Fort Moultrie 10 Fort Sumpter.
". Tbonas objected to it, considsr..
ion. 4.
John Ceehrsss o6srsl resolution di.
'sting ths Secretary u ets Treasury to
fsen ~ House wisskss 80 vkas in.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-14
PUBLIC SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER AT
Public SAN. u the highest bidder. st his res,
idsnce. the Buckeye House. in Tiptoh, on Fri.
day. February 27d. 1861 the Following properly.
t0.wit: III F3a sz#3.s, .,4 I
Beds and Bedding. Sofas. Chairs Tables Car.
lets cnp'Hasrda, Stoves, aud . general variety u
Household aud Kitchen fnrniture, too hume. Dus
10 mentions at@ ,1sAA3
Also bout 100 bushels Of corn. And . lot Of
oats, one COW aud calf
sals u rIlnmeh = at 10 o'clock, and TO con-
tinue until oil sold.
Terms--On I'll sums nader Is cash down: over
that amount credit OF six months will I've given
! Upton, Iowa, Feb. 4 1851. Tat ii.d A6F
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II will suffer death before l will con.
sent or advise ny friends to consent to
any concession or compromise which
looks like buying the privilege Of taking
possession Of the Government to which
We have Constitutional right; because,
whatever l might think Of the merit Of
the various propositions before Congress,
| should regard spy concession 10 the
face OF menace a. the destruction Of the
Cover ment itself, aud \ consent on I'll
hands that cur system shall b. brough,
down to level with the existing d,sor
ganized state Of affairs in Mexico. Blu,
this thing will hereafter be, Us it is now,
in the hands Of the people aud if they
desire to call Convention to remove suy
grievances complained Of " to give new
guarantees for the perManence Of vested
rights. it is not mine to y pose ABBA
HAN LlNcQLN IS & :, Ill
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-14
Further Interruptions Of Importations a
New Orleans,

From the Cincinnati Commercial 7th.l
We yesterday published paragraph
from the Lou vile Courier stating tina,
goods for that city had been detained in
New Orleans until the duties had either
been paid or bonded in the name Of the
State If Louisiana.
To-day one Of our heavy importing
sessss KsafjgsaE d'spsseh ,fsa ~Hg hat s;
an invoice Of goods had just arrived for
them, but that they could not be entered
IN bond there for this port, and that they
woald be compelled to pay the duty there
before the goods could be forwarded. -
How honorable! luosque tandem abu
tere pate, tia nostra, oh South?
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-14

formation has been received BY the de-
psrtmsns relssive y the recent alleged
seizure Of N. 7 vessels at the port Of
Savannah, asd il ssised, b. whom and
what authority. -ss. e
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CoNpRoMIsE-Tbe following is the
best definition We have seen of this much
abused word: IAN exchange of the
best part OF my principles for the worst
part Of yours"
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-. Louisiana has not only passed &C.

~ Louisiana has not only passed se.
cession resolutions, but she has stolen all
the forts, arsenals, revenue cutters and
custom houses 10 the State, and nearly
S6OO,OOO 10 money from the United
States. When We consider that Louis.
lana was bought by the United States,
and that We have paid her sugar planters
an average Of s. 1000 900 year for the
st ten years as bounty on her sugar,
the hardships Of Louisiana are apparent
~ x vessel DcsFI6g the flag Of South
Carolina lately made an attempt to enter
Havana, but gun from Moro Castle
brought her to aud compelled her to hoist
the good old stars and stripes. We
shall expect to hear that South Carolina
has taken Cuba in revenge for this insult
to her rattles make flag over the left.
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EeTRAY sTEER,

III AIKEN UP by James Pierce, st his resi-
j demo. In Dayton township, Cedar, County,
Iowa on the lSsh day NJ Dscembss, ~. D. ista,,
. rcd saA vhiss--Os salhss brown snd ,vh60-
steer. ays yesn old Lest spring; no marx OF
brsnd PsTcstvs0Ie; sad sppssjss1 Of ~. ~
yiDtsA Tsk I, lesk I'D h!R0i
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-14
Pennsylvania LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, Feb.

HARRISBURG, Feb. 8.
A bill guaranteeing $3.50, 900 U. s.
bonds passed both houses unanimously
to day. ri
A letter from Maj. Anderson, in res.
ponse to the resolutions of the Legislature;
congrstulstiug his brsverv. vas read in
the House, It's we'll written though
brief expression Of his profound graft
tude.
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HOW LOST. HOW REs.
TURED.

NANI1OOA1s f1OW lN1STe HOW RES
TNRED.
Jsst Published, in a SEATED Envelop.
on THE NATURE TREATMENT. AND RAD.
ical cure Of sperm .torrhoe., or seminal weak.
ness. sexual Debility. Nervou. hess. and invoiun
tsry emission. inducing imposeacy, and Mental
and Physi 81 incspacity.
By RoBT. }. CULvERwELI.. n. D.
Asihor ct the ..Gyera BoDA. &C.
3 Tho world reasoned author, IN this sdsniva,le
lecture. ch ar!y proves from bis own experience
that the awful cOnsequ noes " self abuse may BE-
enectuAIly rem wed without medicine ami with.
out dangerous surgical operations, bosgiss. in
strnmcnts. rings or cordial. pointing out = meds
Of cure vt once certain aud eneciuAl, by which
svery sufferer. no MISTER hat his condition may
b. may cure himself chssply. privately and rsd-
ca!ly. This lecture will prove . bo0s - thous-
ln1s and thousands. n
Sea. nader ssal 70 aAy sdAss9s, pS1 psi& ~
he receipt cf Two p0staos seeapA eddressin9.
pr.J z. KLINE, -; BowsU, Gsv York. Post
s1ss besASee SAy1
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-14
Vessels Seized b. Georgia.

SAVANNAH, Feb g.
Gov. Brown yesterday seised five yes
sells owned 10 New York, viz: The brig>
r. W. klbbey and Goldea Lead; the
bal Ks D, Golden Murray and Adjuster !;
The schooner Julia A. HalIeck
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-14

~ Yesterday was the day fixed by
law for counting the ,tes for President
and Vice President, by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. 1.-THE count.
ing Of the vote. passed off without dis
turbauce, We shall hope that President
Lincoln will be inaugurated without a
riot. The 1000 artillery men, encamped
10 different parts of the Federal city
will 90 far towards keeping the peace.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-14

~. The election in Virginia, for
members Of the State Convention resulted
10 the election Of a majority Of Uuiop
men, SO called. They are, most Of them,
in favor of the Union if the North will
make "great concessions" Only twelve
of the delegates are Union men witout an
it. So we need not be at all surprised to
see Virginia pass the secession ordinance.
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MEMPHIS. Feb 8.
The Little Rock Arsenal, containing
5000 stand Of arms, a large amount of
ammunition, and 40 cannon. including
Capt. Brayg's battery surrendered to the
State authorities yesterday, aud has been
garrisoned by 100 volunteers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-14
Released.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 10.
A di patch from Savannah says that
the New YORK Vessels have been releas.
ed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-14

TIE 0mat 00olhesn CO0lbaesncyssElecelo
OF R50siaeos aaA Vice PSssiAsQe. 4
II MoIsooMERY, Ala, Fob. 9. Is
Js1brson Davis, Of Miss, - uoaai-
nously eleotDd President Of she Coz fed.
Grated StsiGb Of North Amssics 70 day,
and AlsA. H Stephens, Vice President.
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which We offer It greatly reduced prices. Tsey
must be sold. @2 7'F% @'. fsE@3
We adhere strictly TO facts and law pricea-
We desy all composition and are determined 10
BE- underaOld BY none. Come one come all
come every body and examine snr stock before
purchasing elsewhere; We charge nothing for
showing goods. osi asid }as5Ds
1--WE viii pay the highest price for all kinds
ofProduce.
Z Onion Grove Feb 9Th. lAsl.-na 81 LII
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mo HEAT IN pEourapcn F.,
FARM INPLEMENIA.

THE SUBSCRIBER il prepared to furnish n
All who want, his welfried and approved CORN
CILIlNA1OkS. SHOVEL PlOWS, STRAW
CUTTER, HARR TVS. Road Scrarers. etc, He
= ala" ready 10 edeCt and warrant q cure Of ali
h"otpsaanJ A2rsss.--.. .,y....f ".'''''@'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-14

~ Two weeks from next Monday
will b. the fourth Of March, when, if We
have any Federal Government, Mr.. Lin.
colu will be inaugurated. aud with him
will be insugurated measures that will
soon put an end to secession and treason.
"a Late letters from the South show
that in all the seeding States, there is q
large minority, if not an actual majority,
of the people, who are in favor of the
Union, and if they felt sure of the protec-
ton of the Federal Government they
would SOON make tn ,mselves known to
and felt by our traitors. The fact that
IN all of these States. the conventions.
mainly Of the uneasy polite.
iaos," did not dare to trus. the people
with vote on the question, is pretty
good pros that the people are opposed
to secession. Even ia Charleston, there
are great many who would rejoice to see
he rebellion put down.
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~ Gen. Dix, Secretary Of the Treas
ury, has taken up his residence at the
White House, at the request of the
President. 1t is hoped that he will be
able to keep the President up to his duty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-14

The lead trade Of Dubuque amounts
10 1900 per week, she year round.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-14

you want Mill that will clean out tn. 4. g.
buy " II. PEAi.l'S
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For every family, having 1000 receipts on Goa,
ing. Preserving, byeng, Cleaning. &c. Mow to pls,
and what is the hest to raise. How to cure $780,,
advice to House Keepers, Farmers, and Mechanic. n
lUO subjects Of interest. Price . cents. Wor.h an
tn any Wv
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rliE GUIDE AND GUARDFOR EyksY
nNks

1t exposes all the humbuxs and the v.rio,. ,,.L n,
entice the sick and we'll 1t ustr.,exth. p,.,. ~.
Quacks and rogu, to dupe every one II ruIas. The
uh"ay through life and shows every swtssdIe Of ~
age. 1t shcws how all kinds OF v0Od, Ncdtclnes Lo.
uors and Goods adnterated, with the means Of d.
tectng the frauds. Price Is cents
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THE CO>sUMprrvEs ROox
PREVENTIVE.

We convinced that there many parents Of scs
fuous, consumptve, and diseased condition 10 whom
a numerous offspring only brings suffering and poverty
To such would say write, and We will send yoa
formation of sure, wel.testsd. and never failing Irs
veitiSe,
We will mail free, to any one applying for Il,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-13
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

TAXI pleasure In announcing to old friends and Gus
toners that after sosence Of two have again
the practice Of the Photographic Art
branches having purchased the interest q brother
the established Gallery in Union Street, and having spent
four months in New York the past Summer 70 obtain ul al
the late improvements In the art have painted renovated and
enlarged throughout That facilities
Oduce rseass Esrk than most Galleries
beast Of comfort Of patrons trust not
only the proud position the Gallery has hsretoOrs
sustained, elevate 1t stall higher standard have
engaged the Of Mr.. COOK sf the best Photo
gspheFs the world Wbe took the Pictures which Obtained the
hrst premium Worlds Fair In London, in 1851, and
determined not only to make this the leading Gallery In
State, ny work shall not Be surpassed North or Sou
introduce to the prbc the following StyeEi
Imperial Photograph, India Ink
Vignette, plain colored;
Iycrytypes, colored;
Pastel Pictures life sissI
Photographs on Canvass, life GEai
Visiting Cards, full length, plain
Autograph PhetO1sohs, Is taken 81 one sitting
BterreoscoPes, glass or paper.
coIitnus make tie MeaLoype and Ambroype a. hereto
fore The above styles are entirely this city, except
the Autograph Gard, Whih only male one q time An
in ofanythng line politely 70 give
call before visiting elsewhere when Will prove ~ oecular
demonstration the sboT facts kasPectully
oet3l-d T. '" HOshAs-
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ia. "a n. 4. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
ZINE BRANDIRs, WINEs, TOBACCO, CIGARS. EATLs
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
UORYER OF COLLEGE, AND OHURCR SIREETs
Nashville, Tennessee.
ENTE areusi in receipt Of Isrge and we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors etc. consisting in part tslioHs
$50 hhd Sugar. all gredesi 100000 genuine Hsvans Cigars
900 choice Molasses 600 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 do do 100 doEsn Painted Bnckstsl
so bags prime Rio Oodssl so nests Tubs
100 bb Powdered Orushsd and 10 bbs English Wanuts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Peesnsi
$50 boxes Star Candlesj 10 bbls FiIbeRts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE fsRANDIES, WINES, AO.
IS Xxx choice French Brsndies;
20 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WinsEi
l50 baskets best brands Chsmpaznsi
so boxes Scovill CIaEet,
l2s S SS: A92. E ss fS. County WHEY
S do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky Brandy,
Gin, &c.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder The
dsrsnsd being the only Aensin Nasvs Manufacturers
would call the attention OF the Merchants TrsdeFsto sF
lsrgsstock Of Powder on hand, In hsgazinsfor sale
5000 Dupont Rife Powder; 1000 Blasting Pow
800 ( do Do DO 5000 Esss syoanOr. Blasting
800 x DO do DO $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
300 do do do brands;
5000 ksDupont Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy, Bedford Co.,
der. safety fuse.
iGnlI Il. 4. \. ?. oHKATHAA, Agents..
SOLE AGENTS FOR
lizard % Fuss
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A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIua bic Land for Sale.
275 acres Cleared, and I'm a fine state
of Cultivation.
FFEHIs Farm Lies mile Jones Station, Win.
chester and Alabama Ralrosd, nine miles ron Winches
ter, and three miles from Salem, in Franklin eennty On hs
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins and all
necessary houses. Close 10 the dwelling fine spring.
good Crn and plenty Of falling water. The land
is ALL RICE and for cultivation unsurpassed any
il the county propose sell this valuable Of Land
and would refer persons who wish to about it, Jhl P
White Nashville, Tenn, AS. 0oysr, Winchester they
refer to the premises
HARVEY s. WILLIAMS,
oct 90-tf winchester, Franklin county, Tenn
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INCORPORATED AMERICAN
EXPRESS co.

THE AMERICAN LETTER. EXPRESS CO.,
has established its permanent acs, At the Nashville Pest
once, stairs east end, entrances on Church street.
The undersigned having formed Company for the purpose
Of Transmitting letters c and fron the Southern CoH
srey agree furnish merchants and
others their correspondence between Luyille AMI Nvle
regular intervals be most convenient 70 All parties
concerned THOS 4 JBNKfNS,
VA NcdILL.
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Land for sale.
Wholesale Dry Goods.
TRABUE & LUCAS.

VHJE are nov receiving Spring and Summer
w Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Clothing, Boots Shoes,
Brogans Variety Goods, Hardware Cutlery Hats Carpet
ings Oil Ooths Mats &c. &c All Of which have been bought
excusivey) Of Importers and Manufacturers at panic prices
te which call special attention Of prompt paying and cash
Dealers only Our HeuBe shall be head quarters for cash deal
and those vho make Gilt Edged Notes and pay them
Tha we may fully say positively that
intend sell Goods for cash and who their
notes when due (enlyJ
addition regular wholesale business will advance
every description CT Goods Wares and Merchandise,
Furniture, Groceries, Produce, &C., &C., &c, to be sold at
auction cash. No Goods sold account at Auc
ton.
Auction sales every say and Tuesday night exclusively
cash. All persons having Goods to sell at Auction, will
mar2-tJ TRABUE LUCAS.
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PPsrsons in the south DESTROYS Of sending rsrs the
FEDERAL Government viii pesg direct tie = ArSoaa
Litter EsDFsss (under enclosing ten dents soz
rage In the first place will reSuirs the prapayms1t
The OonfedeTa postage reach Nashville and GoFrnmen
cent envelope 60 beyond this cit and the caage added
a. above Let be Understood that the lnde enve
eDs addressed 70 the parties foT whom d intended,
md the outside envelope ts address.
IEP Federal aogsTnmsat snVsiopss Q Be ead e Is
dfF. 9AAk1As p As4AAaI
Essls-u
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CURRY & MARSHALL,

INDERrAKERs lat J. Il. Currey's old stand Union be-
tween Cherry and summer Btreets prepared to attend
70 Funerals all tines wooden Cons, plain cOlored
and Metallic Burial Caskes and Cases Of Gsuperor quality
By Msrba Co., in this city Prices 70 SUIT
the times iune25-h
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4 An now receiving hne assortment Of
CATERS, BOOTS AND SHOES,

THE SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE
They are Of excellent quality and from the best nGnuisu
rsrs, and will be offered low for cssh.
JOHN A. RAMAaH,
apII7-d No. A College street,
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no. So BROAD STREET,

NO. So BROAD STREET.,
he manufacturing ak horse portable steam Engines
N suitable for printing Offices, plantation and where
mail engines required Prizes 5000,
Stationary Steam Engines from ten to thirty horse power At
prices Low hstlsss engine be furnished at We
prepared to I'LL orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of the
fastest improved patterns at short notice Casting made from
stock Of patterns for Flour Mills and circular Muy
Saw Mills unrVsllsd for strength durability and economy
ofpoWeF
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced WOrkmen furnished work when do
sired.
at Foundry. An experienced pattern maker and drafan IL
employed Working drawings, specifications, plans and eS
mates furnished on application.
Jofe and Sales Room at 50 Broadway, Nashville, Tenn
june22-dd
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BROOKS & ORR's & mcNAUGHT's
Spool OoTToNs, all sizes, in Black, Wtiss and oOlOrs e
~ so oenta per dozen, at
mArlB-d "a Union street
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scientific DiscOVery---RsIecIrO-
Water,

Tis veil Known TIE profession that Elseteity Is the Eeat
motor Of life Every remedy which really cures diseAs
does Of its electrical adaptation the wants Of As
invalid. By the Of such remedies and WaTm ELECTRIC
WATER which patients bathed in currents Of elecHo
Ladies being attended By &LadyI curing all kinds Of old
obstinate complaints which have resisted all other means
Of "ConsumpFes receive life, but in such cases.
where patients weak TO vstme treat them hy the
BropOB Hospital IhdEG0zs, which breathea into tbs
stamps for panphet Other patients who cannot cone %
the "HEALuHs WGTRs By sending fee-hes age-sez
md full description sympoms have meenes them
(Send for ccular The Electric Waters sxact all mineral
substances taken medicine ohevs absorbed The
perence twenty the treatment Of many thsus
ehrsnic and Wonan diseases and weaknesses, nay
regarded reasonable guarantees Of gunoesS
NJ Rooms and Boarding Furnished %
Patients III
PHYSICIANS Who may wish avail themselves Of this val
sable discovery Rlsctc Baths invited 70 call NJ ocs
At No lag, South summer Strsst-
Bours hon to 3P n every day sxoPt he sassath
Address DR. WoMBAUGH,
InArR6l-d&twIy HaEhville, Tenn.
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Flour, Corn, DC.
coo BARRELS Extra and Extra Family ElourI
ONbVI 400 sacks Coru;
20 bblB Lard;
so +" Green Applesi
25 Parrapine Wax Camden
500 Flour Sacks, fifty Pounds,)
On consignment for sale by
WI WATTS & CO.,
tanI96 No. 81 College street, Broad
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A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
EAVIHG determined to carry my Negroes the $50
n South, will sell about Three or -Four SseL
Hundred Acres of Land being part Of ssSsfsss
the tract upon which reside, situated $500
COED Turnpike Road about thirteen miles from
Nashville in Of the aeghborhoods in Will ~
arlSen county Soil equal any in State For psrcu-
lAr apply the premises, A. v Lindsey, in
aep9-dr p A. PERKINS,
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NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
Opens 81 65S o'clock A. NJ Gloss at ~ b.
SUNDAY.
Opens 0S p n At Al y Os SoSE M
fAHLLEs mailing Letters must put them the Office bsfOL
toLeaue hours 70 their they vii
Femsla IN The Once tEenty-foErs hours.
Hril@-u ". D. McNIsH, p. d.
Cash Arrangement.
sna ser July ls 1861, haue agreed to sell iron an
~ sucl oslsL sces as we keep, FOR Cash only
WOODS, YEATMAN & Coz,
HILLMAE BROTHERs.