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There are over FIVE thousand applicants for one hum
dred aad fifty situations in the Boston customhouse
II is rumored that the Duke of Newcastle will succeed
Lord Canning as Goyernor-General of India,
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. DIR. j. w. GARLIsK.-Dr

B3 srR-Ihave for some months used In my family ses
pies Justly celebrated BRbing Pc dcTs and take pslF
nre In recommending them ali families as the best a
have ever tried for making Hight sweet spongy bread There
bad bread when Scmplc's Powders are 1'et
Respectfully, }. RIcHARo LESrtD
Petersburr Va. JrlY 9oth. ls6O. "a
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pREnIUr BIT.

R%BAk ER'S PREMIUM BIT.
W. rERs Is ceded 10 be the most dsico-s ptols
ome and edectual tonic 81 the World used by even
lily In yIsGR, solely for this climate and shosihe
found In the house Of ever, Southern Family or d.
OF the stomach and Towels They fail
Of DYSPEPSIA, Nervous Headachs &c VIII pair 90
stomach bowels they give immediate ree' correct d,drsd
yers; aud In wesk and debatr persons they sill give
energy to the whole system They only need trial 70 zen
precedence all ohe, Bers. Thee b;ter b. had =
Messrs GRAY, PURCELL LtDD co ana by all prominent
Druggists 10 The city Of Richmond and elsewhere In yra and
North Carolina Also, by c. sT0Tr Co, Washington City D.
O.; CANDY GtLPIN co Baltimore; u. A. FAHNEsrOCH GC0,
Philadelphia and BARNES PARK, New York
Orders flled by addressing = BAKER. Propnetor
f-hAn Rl.ln Va
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
Porfhe Of
CONVENTION, BEoScHTs, cOUOHs And Coloe.
TUE MAIoKi tElBlCA.
discovered by
NlssICSAKY
WHILE TRAyELLEG ~ ARABiA.
The HAE0nL ARlBIcA cares Consur pon.
The MIEoRt ARABIC, cures Bronchitis
The MAX AsABCl dures Sore Throat Cough sni Colds
The NAEoRi ABABcA cures Asthma scroula and Inns urt
the Blood
This unsqusled remedy for the FIRST time produced u,
public
It was pro,deniaily discovered by Missionary while tTl
ling in Arabia He cured Of Consumption by IL ahf 10
hopeless by learned physicians 10 kurps
Import the MiKOpA direct from smyrnA through ~
house Of Ceon ard Gyppu and have always hand G
supply put In bottles resdy for With full dreciors
Price dollar per bottle Sent by mall receipt Of price a..
"a cents for postage.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
LEEDS. GILMORE 4 Co.,
Importers Of Drugs and sedsnes,
No. 81 Liberty ST. NV iolr
Sold slsD by Drurgsts generally uk2o--lE
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.

"a 49, nv
$1,000 WORTH OF HLRGANT Day GOODS, At AND BELOW
COST, FOR CASH ONLY, TO CLOSE BUSHES
In consequence Of the general financial derangeneni through
the y have determined TO sell % our superior An'
desirable stock Of
DRY GOODS.
at great sacrifice 10 close business possible.
We offer this day every article at prime cost ou paper
needles the richest sfis brought 20 this county.
In Housekeeping Goods stock very large and eouPS
consisting Of
Table Damask,
Linen sheetugs
Pillow Case Liners,
Towels Huckabsck, Ac., &c.
Splendid sssornent 81 elegant Dress silks and all ne ha
styles OF French and English fabrics for ladies and e'
dresses, for Spring. Winter and Gunner.
EmbToderies Hosiery,
Gloves and Hansk ercfefs,
shavls, Ciosks and Msntes, 4,
Shirtings, sheeiings, Fannels and BAnLss'
every description,
Irish Linens and Diapers,
Bonbazines and Black AlpacAs A..
Large stock Of goods Tor and winter et
Purchasers are Invited 70 call aud see for themselves
Ak. PABKERtCO-
No li3 Main street. Yale sqsHs
NB-An peesons Indebted 10 will please cell andse9s %
without delay, longer indulgence will Dot D.
mh5 A. 49,
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
BRANDRETHs PILLS WARRANTED TO CURE FEVEE Az

INOR BALTIMORE.-The Steamer BELVI .y4ffN
DERE, Csptw Keen will receive fe.gh, TO- ..-S n,
day, friday and up TO tie hour Of IL O'Clock D. sS"
9Th April 49, -, sr,l
Pree Boston via Baltimore at lowest rates WE
dfpstch. c
No hhds bo ard unless engaged at our once L.
Passengers r,qus ted 10 be board before The b1
pariure, ~ o'clock NJ Saturday.
Passage and Pare $500. -, orupv
APPS Il DAVID n "h- VIM
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The resolutions offered by Mr.. WILEY were again
taken up, and
Mr.. TURNER, of Jackson, submitted a substitute
being the resolutions offered by him some weeks
since.
amendment, pending which,
On motion of Mr.. TREDWAY, the Convention ad-
onrned
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On the 9th ult there about 900 volunteers at
Pensacola aud on the same date 800 more en route for
that place. from Mississippi, arrived at Mobile. lew
Pensacola.
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IIOR PHILADELPBIA. The A No <1gtk
l. steamship VIRGINIA, Capt. II. Re ley, Is now 49, 20
ready to receive freight and will leave Saturday. 'hs
a. ~ o'clock, N.
No freight received SITTER 10 o'clock -, ,,tJ
For freight passage having superior aeeonfnocSHo
10 Captain on board, orto ,.,.,.
'hA' r. 'AADV o. ~ 1io9 saln stree
Boston freigb, taken through BY steam at
d.spatch. r.
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
SHREVEPORT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1861.

tauntingly inquired whether he ha,
any fault to find with his handiwork
"None--none at ALL" stammeret
the wretched man, just about to accep,
the work as fulfilling the compact on
the devils side; but he suddenly
called, "Stop!" and drew the atten
ton OF his architect to an indispen-
sable stone which was yet wanting.
The hellish architect stoutly de-
MED the necessity for such a stone {:
but when the miller insisted on it's
being supplied, he at last agreed to
do so.
Already the devil was returning
through the air with the stone, when
To- the cock crowed in the mill be-
meath!
stop" cried the miller once more.
"we are quits!" and away he ran to
his old dwelling.
Furious at this unexpected event,
the devil tore the vans, wheels. and
shell OF his work to pieces, and scat
tered the huge fragments about till
they covered the whole Ramberg.-
A small part Of the foundation onlv
was ala that remained; and to this
lay 1T stands an eternal monument
II the unhallowed compact. But
his was not the only revenge he
ook. For scarcely had the miller,
With a lightened heart, touched the {
hreshhold Of his own dwelling, when
he Evil One hurled a rock down
lpon the trail hut, which, in single :
overwhelmed it with all it's
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
tP.E}:s3 HE :D:3YlA' s MILL
A German Tradition.

IN a district ofthe Hartz, belonging
to the principality of Bernbure, there
IS a high hill called the Ramberp
atout three hours distance from Bal
lenstedt- Its conical top is covered
with granite blocks of enormous size.
piled up here and there in the mast
singular groups; and on every SIDE
for a Thousand PAGES downward the
surface of the mountain apn.srs
s're"n with stones Of various sh;iy.s
and dimensions. These fragments
probably at some remote period form
ed rocky needy needle TERMINATING
the summit OF the Ranber@, which.
by an earthquake, or some other vio-
lent concuss!on, was overtl.rown and
shattered into Il thousand fracments
L he group of detached rocks is called
the Devils Mill; of which name
popular tradition gives the following
explanation:
At the foot of the Rambers, once
stood wind 1t had existed
there from time immemorial, and had
been successivelv inherited by father
and son for several centuries. Tn.
mill had always afforded comforta-
BILE support to its proprictors, and
been managed by sober and indus
trious people. But no sooner had
-he last miller entered on the inher-
tance ot his foreiathers, than he he
gan to find fault with every thing
about it; he complain, d especially of
he little wind he had, and presently
conceived the design of building
lew mill on the highest point of the
tamberg. But how to do this pug
led him. For how could he secure
t against the violent storms in such j
II exalted region! And where was |
builder to be found7
This dilemma, and the conviction :,
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
1 Ell E G r A PHO

Memphis, Nov. ls.-The Appea
has lust published an extra yivine
the glorious news, of another victory
OF our forces in Missouri, over the
Llncolnites. The Appeal says tho
bearer OF dispatches from Neosho
has just pascsd through here on his
way to Richmond. He reports de.
cisive battle at Springfield, between
the Conteoerates and Lincelnitcs, the
latter having with them the celebrated
body guard Of Gen. Fremont.
The Federal force was vastly su-
perior in numbers. The federal force
was compelled to retreat, after suffer-
ing heavy loss in killed and wound
ed. Gems. Price and McCulloch ar..
acting tremendously, and are conf
dent OF driving the enemy out of
Missouri. The ordinance of seces-
sion of Missouri has passed the leyis-
lature unanimously, with full quorum
in both houses. Daylight is now
breaking on gallant Missouri. Her
noble sister, kentucky, will soon see
the sunbeams of liberty.
Richmond, Nov. l9.-Congress
met, there being a bare quorum pres
ent, adjourned until tomorrow. The
Presidents message will be read to-
morrow. The Charleston Mercury
OF tins mornlng, lays the English
screw trigale immog,ile. arrived off
the port lookin@ after British inter
es's. Ihe British steam s,oop Racer
is expected in IL lew lays. An Off
clal letter from Capt. Ives, a Confed-
crate engineer, say the negroes near
Beaufort are still ioy,,I TO their mas-
,ers. The lanke, prize b7g Elsinore
cached Confeuerate port in sat, tv
Intelligence fiom Wasi.iueton, sta es
hat two more naval ex xpe,i4tions will
'oon be eli route for the south. The
eported capture of the .>umter off
he coast Of Texas, by the Niagara,
S believed to be "a luse. Tie etiicia.
federal report Of the casualties ut
'ort Royal, say heir loss was eirh,
,illed and % " ,.,3-d d.
A dispatch tru Washington TO
Saltlmore on N, IL , s,ys $4,000
100 worth o. cotts.. ,a.s seized at
Seautort, the Carolinians protesting
oyalty to the government. The
anne disp s'ch says prsnar-, ions a,,.
eng made to establislA A.Aavy ward
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25

The privilege of yearly advertisers is
S"lctiy limited to their own immediate and
regular business; and the business of -,
advertising firm is not considered as inclu-
ding that OF its individual members.
Advertisements published at irregular
intervals, 81 per square for each insertion.
All advertisements for strangers or tran
slent persons, to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the cnnv
Tor Il specified time, will be inserted till
forbid, and payment exacted.
Marriages and deaths will be published
a. as news Obituaries, tributes of respect, and
FUNERAL invitations as other advertisements
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25


tiently in his bed; when he wrough
any, he did so with disgust; and h,
Was weak enough, besides, not tt
perceive that he would certainly no,
be more happy after the attainmen,
Of his wish than before.
The horned Sootie-who in these
times meddled much more with the
) trivial details Of human life than he
does in our days-no sooner learned
the thoughts of the miller, than he
presented himself to him one night
and made offer of his humble services.
The proposal, to be sure, came
quite apropos to the miller; but the
conditions which the Evil One stipu-
lated for did not please him at ALL
However glad he would have been to
have seen the new nall raised, he
could not think Of making his soul
the price Of it's execution,-and,
therefore, he demanded some days to
reflect on the proposal.
If the discontented miller had had
little rest before, he had still less now.
He cast his eyes round his present
dwelling, examined it everywhere,
and asked himself whether he ought
not rather to be satisfied with it as it
was. Already he was about to re-
solve on abiding by the lot which
providence had assigned him, when
a dead calm Of two days occurred,
which rendered it impossible for the
miller to grind a single grain of wheat.
This circumstance determined him to
employ the devil in building a new
mill, on the highest point of the
Ramberg, even at the fearful terms
proposed by the Internal architect.
The Evil One returned at the ap- t
pointed period. The miller signed G
he bond with his blood, and received D..
he assurance that he would still live J.
hirty years,-while Satan engaged, v
IN his part, to build Il complete and c
perfect mill on the spot pointed out, ,
IL the course of the following night, h
md to accomplish the whole work
'etore the first Growing OF the cock p
Scarcely had the shadows Of night "
descended upon the earth, when the ~
evil began his labor by piling rocks a.
pom rocks which his companions d.
'ssed over 70 him from the Blocks NJ
crg. And, 10, in a very brief space, -
magnificent mill stood completed -,
pom the summit of the Ramberg b,
he devil then went to the miller. NJ
nd desired him to step uu and ex- IL
nine his work. Trembling and full ~
anxiety, the poor wretch obeyed. ,.r
was dark summer nj yht,-the =,
ind howled through the tops of the III
ii oaks and pines,-black rainy or
ouds covered the sky,-ightnings ~
'er and anon shot athwart the rs
oomy masses,-doubly and trebly is
the thunder beloved thro' CT;
e deep valleys,-the earth trembled I,' :,
I'd so did the heart of the infatuated ~,
Her. Gladly would he now have re;
turned,-gladly contented himself In
tn the despised Inheritance of his ia;
hers; but repentance came too late n, ,a,
this, and one single solitary hope the
Is all that yet remained to him, and is
ut was the chance of discovering Re
ne defect in the buildinr. 10
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
Volume I
at Port Royal.
More Yankee Bald

:. ports the capture Of an English ST.
- mer by Federal war frieate. 81
n was loaded with munitions Of wa
y and was carried to Key West.
The London Times says it woul
be glad to see the establishment 6
the Confederate States, because th
: political power of the South would b
: lessened.
; Sir John Packingham in receu
speech said the great powers remon
strate against the continuance of tn
war in America.
The Paris correspondent of tl.
Independent Beige intimates that til.
proposed intervention with Mexic,
has an ulterior object, and says til.
tlme must come when the cotto,
blockade will cease to be tolerated
he names January as the time.
Fourteen English and French wa,
vessels were at Halifax.
Richmond, Nov. l7.-It is ascer.
tanned that the San Jacinto boarded
British steamer at sea, and took of
Mason, Slidell, and Secretaries Eustis
and Mcfarland, all are now in For
tress Monroe.
The Northern papers publish a
dispatch Of the battle at Pikeyille. in
which it is said the Federals killed
500, and took 1000 Confederate.
prisoners.
A letter from Col. Humphrey Mar
shall, just received at the Depart
ment, says that the Pikeville battle
occurred with 300 Confedera.es
against 1900 Federals.
The loss Of our troops was one
killed wounded and Z missing
The federal loss was 2O7 bv actual
count, 145 wounded and 200 prisoners.
This unequal loss resulted from the
fact that our men Were successfully
and the enemy were en-
trapped.
The news Of the capture of Mason
and Slidell was communicated to
Norfolk from Fortress Monroe bv
Sen. Wool to Gen. Huger. Com
nodore Wilkes commanded the San
)aclnto that made the arrest of the
Commissioners.
Nothing interesting from Manassas
n the other camps.
Richmond, Nov. lS.-Maior Mar
in, of the Natchez Cavalry, captured
} captain, {. lieutenant and thirty
'rlvates OF the 3Sth New York regi-
nent, within two miles of Upton's
I'LL. -Four Of the enemy were Killed
nd several wounded. Martin sus
aimed no loss. Five four-horse
'agons, loaded with corn, were CAP
ured.
Late Northern papers say that t}ln
'orth is jubilaEt over cI.e Yankee
access at Port Royal. The next
will probably be fleet
tack on Evanspurt.
An unfortunate surprise on our
"n scouting parties on The PENN
'la (Na.) occu,rei early Wednesday
orning, causirg tn death Of Major
ayley Of Mobilr slightly woundins
aptain Morr'% in the hand, and
verely woun l,ls Nr. Rogers in th,
g, which was smputated. Somr
w Wing nin.ans v ere very slightly
dundee.
Nashville, Nov. 1S.-The Bowling
reen corr,sn'n'ont of the Uniou
ID Am rican says that a gentleman
a"ct tlom Ei,z.bethtown reports
al the i'e3era.>, 1000 strong had
vanced to jts,con Creek.
'ihe smallpox of the most viru-
ii type and the black neasels, are
glng among the Federals at Mui-
ouGh Hill. Large numbers ST.
inS daily.
a portion of Hardee's forces under
ii. Claiborne, sent back to break ny,
p Federal emp at Tompkinsville.
.Nrned l. ho> ing Green on the.
III, the H,i',r@ls having left two
.-s. l.E..,- IL -. ]
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
" Il $ O " &c.
~ NHREVEPORT LODGE off
NJ and 4. NJ. No. il5. meets

'.ery FRIDAY at u F. NJ
JOHN w. JONES, w NJ.
J II. Brownlce. Sec'v.
>.rereport Chapter of X. A. NJ. No. 10.
"a"etS on the md and ith Monday OF each
ntontti, at "A +. NJ. j. G. hCWniIAMS,
l. ~ Naiier, Recorder. II. T.
'hrerepoH Council, Il. and s. Al. No. 5.
meets on the lst and Sd Saturday of earl,
month at "a p. M. EMMETT ID. CRAIG.
hShrH Levy, Recorder. T.'.G.'.M
80 Place of meeting, at the Masonic Hall
Ell Texas street, over Mayors office no"t
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1861-11-25
AS ASSOClATIONS.

-.,.-asse l. q. q. f.
,'F-sSS The regular meetings of
Meth LODGE, No. 2l, are held
"n ednrsday evenings, at o'clock,
II their Lodg Room on Texas street.
JNO. DICKINSON, n. G.
\. SELIGMAN, Secretary. MO
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Seeds.
EIOHP. earn &n

Flour, Corn, &c.
| RA0 BARRELS Extra and Extra Family PIouri
| OOU $50 sacks Coru;
| 20 bbIs Lard;
| 80 =" Green Apples;
p cases Parrspine Wax Candles
so Flour Sacks, (ffty pounds,)
On consignment, for safety
| W, WATTS & CO.,
lsnl9R No. 81 College street near Broad
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baanny'S Com bIned ReapeF =
MOWer

sF celebrated sIachine ecsiyed re a., .4 !
SOLD MEDAL as tie bestconbined RsaDing ~ Ha-S
tine great aed States Agricultural Fsir hsS !. -
Ierk, in July, where all the pri .ipaI Macb q =
Sess S5e tested The committee u.aIs th:
snEeosh MARSHAL p Wilder, President st-fss 49,
Society, at Louisville, Ky - Asfie
Itslso received the ward a. the best keaDer ana .
Mower, before two separate committees apponts - y
e. o. me davidson County Agricultural societv 4 ~
ny, LsS', over most Of the machines nov n ~ -
Aenesous otaer premiums and Awards we're ver fhf \
u-ls hs Asl season, over every Machinain ksric.
AUG 5Og,e 19elnss are for sale By thu zaderaianed
SensrAlAgent for the stat,
,.so- -, FISHER, WHEELS q DO
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HIGH PRICE FOR NEGROES.

WILL pay the highest market price for IS likely young Ne
groeS both from 10 90 years Call At % Cedar
street
hire about 30 Negroes for the balance Of the
boys and girls, Of all sges-sose we'll qualified.
g. ". HITCHINds,
feb20-In "a Cedar
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FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKs!!
HAns AND TORCHESllf
A Thousand Babies wanted,
Land for SnIe.

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci hsplsnta .n,~<-
~ ion called CAPITAL VIEw, lying on IS&53sefa
<4s the nerth side Of Cumberland River, ei4sFts9X
three mesfrom the City of sshyille, G4F142
ItHfRW7H coutaing about TAree HUN. -
lEEzl8 bred Acres. He will sell ii all --xe&11a.-
together or small tracts lots to suit purchasers Or
will exchanged for well improved property in the city 1t e OF
the very best quality Of soil is well Esered about half of
in cultivation and the balance in fne timber and past1-e
There dwelling houses good harm and Stables c
For information sppy the undersigned to John D. James
1ep2O-tf TH0S. G. JAMES
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II O A d TIERS FOR 1861.
AT the Fair G. undS.
PRICES REDUCEDTO SU HE TIMES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
TEVHIs FIRST CLASS ROADSTER, will his
1851, at the State Fair Ground Nashville. beginning
March 4h and closing July the 4h at $50 the and s
for insurance,
BE beautiful black six years DID, trotted Athens in
lo6 In sos and is certainly most handsome and perfect
horse in hF action that has been brought to the State He
bred Vermont, imported by Z. K. Jennngand by TIE
Hatch hoTe be by Ii oo he by Old Black Hawk he sher
and be by the Original Justin Morgan Dam Duroc
d. St. Charles Or gr Woodbury. Morgan, sRd hence
blnes four Of the best trotting crosses kneEn.
No. 2, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury. will be let 20 SIS the season, $40
insure. He is very promising.
NO.3, Washington the Cd.
GOOD BAY years old, Old Washington dam an excel
lent Trottng Mare will be let to Is Mares season.
SIS to insure in foal.
Breeders will please examine the above Stations Coed Blue
Grass pasture at the farm Of T. Tanning grain
mares in good coaoion, at 81 per
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company.
Oscar Kuba will be ready all times to show the Stock
gentlemen,
Refer to-J. Owen, Of Williamson, Col r. Allen Of Sum.
ner T. FsnnRR Of Davidson DR.. A. 7. Gooch Of Ruther
FORD nar5-n
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GREAT NATIONAL noun
~ p % @RMaWm
atasnore, Philade,phs. :
ana ROsTon, and the s6ix

@ more, PhiIade,nhs.
anu ESOst0ny and the l-,1gN
warrington CITY.
VIZ 6 LAAL OHIO AND RaT-
~ Uh1O RAILROADS terminate ~ Rst,,.- -.-o hE
eonnect with Railroads FOR and from All salsa
west, SOuth-Eest and No-,S.-~.---
Passengers y this Route can vas. -. -
HMiSlsi Rh@ y eE fsrk, or Boston, az ~ go ;. "a
YORK or Boston alons By other linz, COST OF teks
Through Tickets can also be proc,..s
the eastern cities a. an additional ehx7r - Is
sleeping cars attached to al night tr,iSs - 0ny'
Tlckeis good until used, with The priyiisr. =, -.
sll principal points. NSss Of htoppini
Business men and travellers, for pleasur. a.
visit All the Eastern Cities eoEpsraf;V.,
The scenery Is celebrated FOR Its wonderful sHan q
il g unequaled in the world. It's system ~ 80 - sa
polteei it, splendid equipment; its exciusis -
large amount Of double track its fine hotsls
lance Of the Company insrres 70 The s
and comfort. -s0rs ped
Tnroagh IicSets and Baggage Checks can Be b,D.,I
me PrinclpaI Railroad and Steamboat 0mees In ne ~
Asa Ior LcAets via TIE Baltimore and Ohio Ral,.,S i
W. ZENITH Master Trapsportatioa n a a
l. n. COLE General Ticket Arent- p = N
, H.sULLIV An, Gen. Western Egsn, n =
II. J. JBWETT, Pres't, G ORR
J. ". BROWN, Gen'I Ticket Agent. O
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THOMPSON. SPERRY q CO..
w HOL EsALE CIR ocRH
FOREIGN FRUITS, LIQUoRs. ToRAos
ANDALL KINDS OF CTsARs.
No. "a markst street., Nashrills. r,

ttNAE Eubre-ibe-s rerpecthully sanoa-r.. =.
- Faoc generally, that they have ccrsz,lse-a -
m setory ATraEgsEentS for the ualu.rus - M
nsation rom the coma on Stick e the finest Frspe
that Vii eetonaTy ana being determined e eli III
hope 10 favora5ly with the lowest II he Nertll
but for sv. IS desir1be market not only for thsf i
Our rncty. esner IN ;heir lire Of business
suy OF ~ ~ staple and Farcv tyrorerir- h..
Confeetiousrv H Siies: and he ing Tins combined -
Merchants yisS3 .nent oner stronger induceneus,
dsrs which e invite % . can sn u .,S .s ssT
Cash Prices. Nltl ee eUecrted prcsrpfiv az
Aars4-t THOMPSON, ePERRY 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

VUST received sale ccnsantly fine article Of Paaf
ID varnsh OF the best quality, in quantities to suit pur
chasers BENZ SHIELDS & co.
Also consignment Of Perfumery, Evops for saet the
trade lIan23-d B. T. S. K co.