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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23

ing the information Of the battle at Bulps Run
They will probably hear Of full - important
news every day for come time, until our gallant
boys wilt the rebels out. The fight at Man.
assas will undoubtedly be important We
expect to hear Of it every hour.
"COALs TO NEwcAsrLE."-A poor
misguided .ndividasl whose name We suppress
on account Of bic growing children. arrived in
our city yeste day. all the way from st. Louis
with lot OF truck. among which be brought,
all nicely packed in ice to keep them from
willing on the way. several barrels of young
Onionsi Think Of that, ys onion growers Of
Scott County-the great onion field of the
world! Only think Of it. 1t was not expect.
al "f ma We hope. to cav what the result ofth'
operation wac
PoLICE CoURr.-For not having any
thing more cred,itable to employ his time than
.ecretiDg riaed whisky CharIes lay ior was
brought up before Squire Wheeler and sfflict
cd with fine which he Lad not the immedi-
ate means Of Il quidating he was bout to be
sent to Jail, when farmer became responsible
{ his reappearancs at the end of week, and
took him away to the harvest field where he
will have time to sober off. aud earn = little
money to pay for his spree.
LARCENY OF WooD-Fitz Geiger may be Q
is prone to taking things beyond his resch-
especially when he thinks that no one is looking
on but, there being such strong suspicion
that q man about his size was 90 unfortunate as
TO have French 4 Davis wood pile cling to HE
arms. s.thst ne was presented to Squire Wheeler
yesterday and fined the handsome little pocket
change of five dollars, and permitted to linger
about the Achley house for the full term Of
twenty-four hours. during which time be will
have abundant opportunity to muse upon the
muta billly of human affairs, and the uncer.
tainty attending the handling Of prop erty be
longing to others.
ANorHEa.-A certain Ar. Hiuckley, Of the
forty rod" persuasion commenced the srduous
duty on Sunday morning Of testing HE
bibatory capacity. He Vas eminently sue.
cessfu during the fore part of the day-sweep.
ing away all the munition that was placed
before hin. Hinckley is we'll known about
here as an old practitioner, and his powers of
endurance are miraculous. He became too oh
streperous to be endured when Marshal NcNiel
and several aids attacked him in front, brisk
skrmish ensued. when, by little strategy the
enemy was ou,fau ked and captured. He was
lodged in jail. and yesterday was brought into
Squire Wheeler presence and tried He wss
his ba' K account that it became necessary 10
have him taken to jail, to IN editate upon the
strength Of whisky, and thu disadvantage of
being short ct the baukers. two very import.
ant mattera.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-23
The HONE INSURANCE. COMPANY
Or NEW YoRK.
CASH CAPITAL, OH8 MILLION DOLLARS.
CASH ASSETS, 81 ,495, ,4o9.S4.
W.T.. ROSS, AGENT.
THE MARKETS.

cE-MErRopeLIrAN BuILp1so, DAvEsrt
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-28

Tits worthy of remark that this venerable House havc
made speciality Of supply ing the Of Druggists
Physicians, and Town gents with their pure and whot
some liquors and the fact at their list Of customers
dence Of their popularity with Respectable class of
traders.
If this popular House was Of recent date and il was
deemed cXpedient to extend its reputation by any display
OF public recommendation. il would be difficult task
to arrange in tine most imposing rms. thousands Of
chandise.
From the point Of it first existence more than eighty
years ago, down to the present Gay, this establishment
has maintained its wellearned reputation the integrity
OF its financial obi cations remain yet unarnshed and
the fidelity aud promptitupe with which numerous
supporters ha been served furnish the evidence
that II has suffered dimuniton and that quality Of
staple articles have in way permitted TO de
generate. II these considerations be resolved into
undesirable facts by that public which they have so
long served, il will furnish for them suic encourage
melt to adept as the future coat of the insi
Of their State Excelsior ''s Still higher
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-28
DIR. MARSHALLS HEADACHE
C4TARRH SNIFF,

THIS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself he the hes
article known for curing the CATARRH, COLD IN
HEAD, and the HEAnACHE. 1t has been found
excellent remedy in many of SORE EYES. DEAF
has been removed by it, and HEARING has ofte
greatly improved by its 1t purges out all OBJ
structiOns, strengthens the Glands and healthy
action parts affected. 1t is recommended by many
of the best physicians aud used with great and
satisfe CtiOn everywhere.
MoIe than twenty five years experience has proved
great value and at this it nds higher than
before
a large lumber of the respectable Druggists in
Boston and New York, in certificate signed by them l.
1894 say:
- The undersigned, ha wing for many years been &C
quanted with DR.. MAEsHALL's CATA ERH AND HEADACHE
SNUFF, and sold in wholesale trade, cheerfully
state that believe il 10 be equal in every respect the
recommendation given of it Tor the of Catarrhal
Affections and that is decidedly the best article
known for all the common diseases of the head
BE are of Commercials
fac smile of the signature of the Proprietor
CHARLES BOWEN, is OF every bottle Soil Ivy Drug
SIS everywhere. 25l%mfGTlyl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-28
& Foreign Patents
SOLICITOR OF P.4TEN rs,


SOLICITOR OF P.4TENTS,
Late gent OF U. Patent Office, Washington unit
the Act OF 1897
| rs State street opposite ki1by St, Boston.
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards of twenty
Il years continues secure Patents the United
-alsu Great Britain. France, and Other foreign coun
tries Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all Pc
pers or Drawings TOT Patents executed on liberal
and with despatch. Researches mace no American
Foreign Works, determine The validity utility Of Pb-
oIinventiens, legal or other advice ed il
all matters touching lhe Copies of She claims II
any Patent furnished by remiLtirs One Dollar. Assign
ments recorded al washington.
This Agency moi only The largest in New EnelaGd.
thrnug inventors have have adv ntarrs o securing
uaen1s az asceraiuinp the naietuIlTv Of np4ntnns
passed by 40; lmmfasUr' hiy superior which
can be offered them elsewhere The testimonials below
gwen prove thai none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT 9HlI
i THE BEST PROOF OF ADV ANTAGEs AND ARII.
IIY he wuud add hal he has abundant reasons to believe
and prove. than other Office Of the KIND tt
charges for professional services 80 moderate The n
practice Of the subscriber during twenty
past mas enabled him accumulate vast COLLECTION u
speohoat1onF and official decisions relative to PATENTS
These, hcsides his extensive library legal and
Lca works. and mi Accounts Of Patents granted in the
United States and Europe tnder him able beyond cues
sion. offer superior facilities fn aiming patents.
All necessity or Journey Washington. IL procure
patent and The usual great delay there are here saved
inventors.
TEsTTMoNIALs.
" regard Mir. Eddy Of the mast capable aud
cesS1uI practitioners with whom have had had of5ca
CHAs. MASON Commissioner Of Pctents
nave no Iestat non IN assuring inventors mat theA
cannot EMPLOY person competent and Trustworthy,
and Capable Of putting their applications form
to for them e,rly and favorable consideration
the Patent Office tENOND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Boston, February s, 1853
" Mr. Z. Fl. Eddy has made for THIKIEFN appIi |
cations. Il hut of which patents been
ed, and that is pending. Such unmistakablt !
prnaf OF great talent and ability his part leads
recommend inventors 10 apply To him TO procure te
patents, they may be of having the faithful
attention bestow ed their b
charges JOHN TAGGART."
Fran Sept III h. 1857, June 18th 1855 the subsciei
of his large practice made, rejected
applications. SIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE III /
which decided his favor, ny the Commissioner 81
Patents. H. Il. EDDY.
Boston, Ian. J. 1860. saw
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-28

NJ, BOSTON, July both, 1865.
Aessrs A NJ. BISIEGrB Co. 10 Broad st n Y
gentlemen We have repeatedly heard our Gus
TONER'S express good opinion of your popular bottled
quor ana can say that hav, rarely articles
or which steady demand has rapidly sprung up rs
heN are now standard goods with druggists throughout
the east. Yours truly,
GEO. C.. GOODWIN L CO.
Druggists, Nos. j d u Marshall St.. Boston.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-28

The House OF A. NJ. T-NINGER & CO. 1q Broad Street
New York, have furnish gate large proportion Of the
LIQUORS and Ines sold ~ tae own Gslts this Couu-
1sied lave been pure and unadutera1ed and given
good satisfaction. III accordance with The Laws d rela
lion here would recommend said House to all who de
Sire PUEI article for Medicinal, Mocha meal or (hera
ca purposes. HORATIO NEENRAM.
Commissioner fur Addison Co.. VI
April q 1851.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-28

rom ID. orvls' Drug Reporter. ". I,
4 M AE1l2LE.-blNINaER'S OLD LONDON DOl L
r1N This Gin find TO be superior any her bottled
Gin IN -ht market, and IN rapidly in:roduc1 il IL NY
trade T. u GPvTS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-28

BURLINGTON VT, Aug. %, 1860
Ii MY opinion, the Liquors sold by A Nj BIYINGEE
Co NO -, Broad street New YORK UNSURPASSED il
purity and reliability. ] have hesitation in recon
menunE them II all whore alcoholic stimulauts ar
REQ uircd. \. Il. BAILOT- Nj n
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-28
Music and Musical instruments

H..a> HaWt 81 COURT ST., Boston. has u very
AZ assortment of Brass lnstrume nts. Bell up and
.c New and -asol,d hand Rotary and Piston Valves
I'D. Lind. furnished aid payments can he made in
z.nf .neu->--s"cond hand Instruments of every
-pcntol o' sale and to let Strnced Instruments Of
a Emo, acc,ra.uI tunocrtnOs, Flutes, Clarionets,
&c. Violin strings. bows and trimmings, Drums. heads,
c2s and cord Instruction books for all instruments,
4anE booas and music paper, Umbrellas, Parasols,
r81Iuc Canes lucua Dox and Leonard wood, Ebony and
7o-F 10y salt-hcparing done Elias Howe at the old
aaas lrau.!s, y Court ST., Eost> L.
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TIE BOSTON LOTRNAL.
FoF Z &C. Z.

L. L.
DAILY. SEMI WEEKLY. AND WEEKLY.
4 Eew Buiis!InE sshEd Nca Press.
0U in the rspI inereu-e he bus los st fii.
u UENAL csah iII"rt Tie rojG ave ,oGrG il
abeou ~ neccrFSar', during Ia" r Ncar 10 1r,
a-Ge u.r facilities Tor ace rCaattol Ihey
have rtmpteG rbe tstal l., Lment ~ Ih- Fglrn, I'd
street-H ch cree AV. essy foI ih,In Fnd have
ADDED TO their Printing Department Of Hos am
mouth
EIGHT CYLINDER PRE- USLN,
the ONLY one OF he kird il NJ England. 7 ey have
~ lresse-one Eight H. der and six q under.
and these 'ogetttr VI her ir prov give them
he INST Complete Daily Newspaper taiis lment in
New Lp2la e. ana il eaahie them the demand
OF the public more pune 'ually than ever before
In issuing tie proepf OF he JoURKAI for 1861.
the proIrie' ors have only that the Shall endeav
TO make tie Leading paper IN New En- and FIR early
anu iat't int leeuce from II source The inCieA
10 now are that The Hpp OachIug Iufer VIII e
of The most exciting III olgh which country has
ete pa sed With able anG experienced RESPONDENTS
al Warrington shall by the free ofthe Telegraph
Keep our readers well informed OF every movement OF
Interest there; arc corps dents differ
emf sebtions Of the country will tel them how the pop
uar pulse OF the North, South, East bears in
responce To the movements at the CapItol. Our Edit
orial and Report oral will lie streng hened
occasion requires by The lest talent which be OBJ
tanned, and all that experience suggest and money
and labor pert rm. VIII be Done 10 make the JOURNAL
more worthy than ever before of III New England pup
nc. With THU bIei Statement, al pend the several
dons Of the Journal tie Prices al which they are
furnished, to subscribers.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-28
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN. MAY IS 1861.
JOHN r. FOs&.

~ - NUN IT, B0sTON
All s stIr. 6 SpI ME- Leather Car n and Shoe Findings
,,sid a. az uepTra lof ta'e and %. ont to nrlar -
"'o in' cas or hoots-Goos lttI. worn renaird ash
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-28
FKUN III Il
South Western BAPTIST.

" Leave dyes alone, and only some reliable R-stor
atlye, like Heimstreet's lnimitabe.''
Sold everyweere-frice sec and s ! per bottle
W. HaGAN d Co.. PruurftOrs. Troy NJ
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April p, 1851.
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A New Buiiaistg ;sa 1d Nee Press.

DAILY. SEMI WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY
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rheumatism and NEURALGIA
JOHN D. FLAGG's
New York Printing Inks,
No 1 Water St, and Spring Lane,
BOSTON.

"z, ma aT1 ne BIS QuAL1rY found in Ills Markel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19
rmPersaa. from washlnElon.


Mr. Douglas advocates the Recognition Of the Conted-
eraIe Statss-7Re Republicans Indignant Ececaairs
SeSsion-4Gen. SCOTS Vielos--A Messenger sent 70
Charleston, ETC.
WAsuIKerox, March 15.--Mr. Douglas delivered
long and able speech TO the Senate to-day. show
ing that il is impossible TO collect the revenue st
the ports Of the seeded States, and advocated
peaceable dissolution and the recognition of the
Confederate States. The Republicans are very in
dienant at the speech Of Mr. Douglas, and de-
nounce it everywhere. He told them that peace
wss preferable TO war.
The Senate had a lspg Executive Session to-day:
Gen. Scott IA most unusual thing was admitted and
consulted in regard to the status Of all the Southern
forts Important military movements were consid-
cred Gen. Scott reiterated his opinion that MAJ
Anderson must be Withdrawn. Questions were put
to him and the matter discussed infinitely in all its
bearings
Another and third determination has been ar
rived at that there is no other alternative, that
Anderson must be withdrawn. final decision was
thus had.
Mr.. COrwin has decided TO accept the mission to
Mexico.
Dispatches for Mexico 60 out tomorrow BY 3
specisl messenger TO MIR. Waller, the United
States Minister II is believed they refer to the
positions Of this Government and the Southern Con-
federscy.
1t is generally understood and strongly intimsted
il the best quarters that be approached, that
messenger has been sent to Major Anderson. Posi-
tive answer is refused at official sources but none
here outside dosbt the fact.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19

- .r--r
1T ns soo4 Up aTms under the state q
. sn.ca 20 aso sworn allegiance; and
,e1sAs akAlass ana nrsa q that flag that he and
~ ~ sy'oss MN ana from whom 3e
.<s . = naa for centuries ard cenn
.s-. - - ~ M IN soptn Caroilna
49, go -, - tsss's sere wings, me slavenou
~r s9h..a !. There FsFs tories
49,. c..-is.s. .n4 iasre were not Du.
,,5 = .ssss.sa there was talk o.
NJ eoa tsse "a ne subject, cut VIII
es- =. sna. state needs no defence;
- s..e ~ 4siense eut when the
9 ssAu i'ysl auoFesa OF those two hum
sae sp .ol,ss' ueAoanengt the wings, It occur
x ~ .as. mere was z passsee or tive in It
n'vA NC Sou'u nave eeH tne force or
An We lex eaek with ne mos painful regret toae con-
sutton Sr 5;s - I :, ~, @s o' sIsens conssl
profound ia IL stead rsp a, mo,
sres see however digi theory, being re-
ton ouy 70 s. ~ ez's.ss xs q syae.n.e o9ns
history Of he dark and ararons ares d spp y
These charres a0a;nst.tha E6ses ars mat shea
he hrinRs nov a1ains, he sra-ssss-s a. IL e.Ils
them The position fbat bs new a. ,,srss = ast
that position whieh fbs 7oy;ss ~ l-s oser-;s,;
Ignorinf everything exesnf tbe mere eia;ng Gov.
ernment not ,oakins = ,b, 1a,,sv n h;cb 10,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19

pr.cr on W.R,-senator DoreIas tells the Black
1a-nl;n.ns n se Senate, to their teeth, that they
r.,st e;,l,er prepare 10 aubuEate the Confederate
49,. - !, scnovledee their independence The
-, !. sabiucatiou, he tells them, win COST
moro than five times the revenue q the
United States Government and wli require aem
10 keep in the field over zeo-eoo soldiers FEszEE-
mn pronounces this speech Of SENATOR DovaIAs
s,n;seh;evous. Are the people of Tennessee ready
- ba burdened with this immense taxation for the
nurpose of conquering their brethren of the Slave
holding States Are they ready to furnish their
quota Of troops for such purpose ? Or, would
they rather prefer to acknoEledgs the rights and
independence of those who have been common suf
ferers with themselvesf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19

The professional Union savers have called their
State Convention, to be held on Thursday the I'd Of
May. This party, the leaders say is to be the Peo-
ple's party. No politicians are to be admitted.
How mneh rejoieed the ErHERiDcEs, sTOKEs, JOHN
soxs, PoIKs, NELSON'S, SOPPs ct id Omne genus will
be to discover that they have finally got rid OF the
politicians We shall endeavor to obtain faithful
dsguerreotype Of that peoples meeting.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19
Wilson'S Albany ssra.rbsrry Plants, 5

Wilson'S Albany strawberry Plants, Is
ents per dozen; 81 90 per l0e; IS 90 per l,e00
J. KNOX, Rittsburg, Pa
TriOnPhe de Gand StraEb berry Plants, the
best and prontle 50 cents per dozen 81 SO per lO
$40 I05O Dealers furnished great educed prices.
I-rKNox, Pittsburgh, Pa
Fillmore Strawberry Plants, 80 esats Fer dozens
81 co. per 1905 SIS per I,re0
BrincIeis Orange RaspbeTy Plants, 81 90
per czen s. % per 100 so 90 per I0J EhoIesas pur
chasers fun shsd at low rates.
J. Knox. Box ls5, Pittssargh, Pa
Francouia Raspberry Plants, 81 90 per dO1.
]. KNOX, Piiisbursh. Pa.
Improved American Black Cap RasR-
berry, so cents per dczeE: 50 co per 100; SIS co per
J. KNOX Pittsburgh. Pa
New Rochelle blackberry, 81 % per ao1en;
IS 90 per Zoe; $40 90 per Oo9-
J. KNOX, Box l55 PiisszrsA, Ia.
have purchased straw Berry Plants NJ Knoz and found
them Recommended
rHos CHADYELL,
mar5-dtw&wlm NashviIle.
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4 he slave Trade Bnl..VetO and Message
of President Davis.

Special Dispatch to the Charleston Courier.
MesTeoNERY, March 15.--The following is the
Message Of President Davis, communicating to Con-
gress his for Vetoipg the Slave Trade Bill:
ExEcgTIVE DEPARTMENT,
February %, 1861.
GeniLsmea Of COagress:-With sincere Difference to
the Judgment Of Congress / have carefully coBad-
cred the Bill in relation TO the Slave Trade, and to
punish person offending therein but have not been
able 10 approve it, and therefore, do return it with
q statement of my objeclions.
The copsitution-Seciion seven, Article one
provides that the importation Of African negroes from
any foreign bountry OF e.ker than slsveholdng
States of the United States is herey far5idden
Congress is required to pass such laws az shall eff
fectually prevent the same. The rule herein given
il emphatic, and distinctly directs the legislation
which shall effectusly prevent the Importation sf
African negroes The Bill before me denounces
IS high Risdemeanor the importation Of Afri-
can negroes, oF other persons Of color, either
10 be sold as slaves 10 be held to service or la
bor af6xing heavy, degrading peRslties on the
act if done with such intent. To that esteat il
sccoIds with the requirements Of the Gonstitl-
ton, but in the sixth rection Of the Bill provision
lie made for the transfer of persons who may have
been Illegally imported into the Confederate States
to tho custody of foreign States societies,
ditoa Of deportation and future freedom and if the
proposition thps 70 surrender them shsll not be
cepted Il is then made The duty OF the President to
cause said negroes to bs sold a. CIT cutlery to the
highest bidder in any one of the States where Sush
sale shall not be inconsistent with the laws thereof
This provision seems TO me in opposition TO the poll
icy declared in the Constitution. The prohibition
of the Importation of Afriosn negroes and in dero
CATION ofits mandate TO legslste for the eectuation
Of that objest wherefore tae Bill is returned to you
for your further confederation, and together with
the objections, aost respectfully submitted.
[Signsd] JEFFFasoN DAVIS.
A vote was ordered on the passage Of the sleys
Trade Bill over the Presidents veto-yeas Is,
nays "A:
YEAs-Messrs Curry and Chiffon. Of Alabama;
Morton and Ovens of Florida; Toombs, II. Cobb,
2. r. r. Cobb, Barlow, Nisbet and Kensn, Of Geor-'
gis khstt BsrnWell, Keitt and Miles Of South Car
Dina; ochiitres Of TeEss-l5.
KAEs-Messrs, Saith, 4 sls, Shorter and Dean, oil
Aabams; Wright and Stephens Of 6esrgisy necloneti
Conrad, KeLner Sparrow and srshell OF LOUIS snai
Harris, Brooke, Wilson, Clayton. Barry and Har-
risOn nf Mississippi; Chestnut, Withers snd, toyce
Of South CarOlinai Regan, Wsul, Gregg and Oldhsu
Of Texas-24
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sTRAwBERRIEs,


We hare ovsr one hundred varieties, among which are,
kpiue Bush white rel alpine Wood, white and RID
Boston Pine, Buts Prize Brighton Pine, Baltimore Scarlet
fvsrs eary Bishops Orange. ak Prime, Rurr's New Pine
rooks' Prolific, Doydens Mammoth. Crinson Cone. CcteI
Sseing (sad continue In Fruit - days., Crimson aobs
nsrIeJ Favorite Climax, Dundee, Gsnee, Geboss Scarlet
eveys Seeding, Hooker Hudson, Harlem Orange Hsntb
variety) Jennys Seed ng Large Kary sesrlet Lizzie Ran
dolph. Longxerh Rroc Ia Rene adys Pine s1qaisite
Monroe seart MaTyardica 0nsr Pacha, Ohio Mammoth.
eodvs seedug Prsncs obose, Scarlet AagD t. Seats
siliug Sir Aanir, Harry sehneckes
Pisfe Walkc. Wilson'S Albany, &C. at IS eeas per dcz
en-; 81 co per 100.
Alice Maui Ajax Admiral Dundass British Queen, Bostnn
Pine est wbe). contese de Marnes ComPt De Flanders,
crtchl Raek frnce Con de Paris Due De BEabant Bon
seu oe Il Belziqre Ingrsm Prince OF Wales Aiured large
and lael, Tfomphe and bet and most prohtass Tro
1opes Victoria livery large ane ae, FcomteS Aereat ds
Thury, &C.. at 50 cents per dozen: 81 20 per ee-
Ktlsys Carolina supefba Ksys Gel1h VERY large and
lziel Siehoisons uDero Fillmore yeast ard hAe DOL
Reed. Princess Royal, &c s % cents per
DORM 81 co per lcO.
larger quantities, at greatly reduced prices.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19

The Washington correspondent Of the Cincinnati
GaSeas Gays, under date Of the 18Th prof MAssES-
Of Tennessee, to-day appointed to first class
elerkship in the Post Office Department Who is
Prof MAssEE
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YWy7 undersigned Ing sdnnisieEe on the estate Ct Jn
Ransir deceased all persena having claims against said
estate notified to present them s payment according 10
ard all persons indebted to said estate viii phase come
ofrssrd and sests without delay
fsbi7-F4ss AZ. r. RAINS, Adnlniasxsios
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sELECr LIST on RAsPBEHnaEs.

$40 viii furnish Brincles Orange the G.z IA
vored Raspberry. veil Of the largest aaat
and productive.
100 FTsncon large red berry, Of good favor, arso
tive, and enormously productive
100 improved American Blsk Gap; Eanch larger juicy
better favored with fewer seed ane every superior the
Black Cap The plant entirely isry very pro-
dncVe, aad the fruit i1u soaght after IN the market
The kinds aeiude The three coorssraEge and
back-and furnish pleasant variety flavor We regard
then the best for and the profitable far
ket euIiare.