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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-24
COMMERCIAL BLANKS, &c.

Blank Books, all sizes;
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank of Tennessee
Blank Checks and Notes on Union Bank;
Blank Checks and Notes on Planters Bank:
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank OF Nashville.
Blank Drafts and Bills of Exchange;
Copying Books; Bill Paper; Copying Ink; Railroad Re-
ceipts, Bill Files; Tin Cutters Bill Heads, DC. &c For
sale by does CHAS W. SMITH, College street.
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We keep Christmas to-day, and viii therefore
issue nopaper tomorrow. e..
Our carriers viii wait upon our daily subscribers
to-day with Their annual address.
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ING PAsTE-JLsT RECEIXED a sMALL

ING PASTE-JUST RECEIVED A SMALL
i quantity OF Fig Paste direct from Consiantnople-
This article OF Confectionery bot delicious for the well
and an agreeable ard nuttcO food for the i'll and feeble
good for coughs and colds and particularly renghenin
and beneficial to weak lungs; for sale by
ceci4 GEO GREIG.
DOSEPONEHENT.--IN CONSEQUENCES OF
the inclenency of tile day. the meeting called on Satur
day last to take action upon the question of the issuance Of
the Bonds of Davidson County postponed rnti Satr
dav the 9Th of January, 1854.
Nashville, Dec. 49, ls5J.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MR.. X. C. GRIERSoN.
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER "a. 1858,
Will be acted, for the first time in this CITY,
THE DRUNKARD:
Or, The Fallen Saved.
| To be followed by the Drama of
THE ARIST0CRAT AND THE MECHANIC!
The whole 10 conclude with the New Farce of
! WANTED 1000 MILLINERS FOR THE
GOLD DIGGINGS!
Monday evening Will be produced the new OPERETTA
written by Mr. L. Bernard. Music by Mr.. Hess.
.s5-Box Office open from 9, A NJ, to L NJ; and from
l to ), P NJ, the seats may be secured.
PRICE OF ADMlSSlON-BOx and Parquette, IS cents;
Second Tier so cents Second Tier Second Glass; 80 cts
Coored Box, so cents; Colored Gallery, % cents
Doors open at Ga Performance to commence at
o'clock.
ODDFELLOWS' HALL.
THE EXCELSIOR STAR COMPANY!
KUNKELs NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE.
WILL APPEARON
Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday Evenings.
1g Giving varied and extraordinary Bill s1--sssM,
Xxx each Evening. 2sssez
w. No performance on Thursday on account Il ne
''ORPHANS' SUPPER
On Saturday Afternoon at q o'clock, Grand Juvenile
Performance.
"a Admission 50 cents doors open a. performance
commencing at O'Clock precisely
deczO j. T. FORD Agent.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
WILL OPEN on TUESDAY the 9th of December and
w continue open every night for short season. ByDe
Celebrated Series OF Gigantic Panoramas, emitted
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent views of Boston, its Harbor Hall
lax the ATLANTIC river Mersey Liverpool the CRYSTAL
= Fair Weafrni
from the Thames passing under the Bridges and ending
with magnificent view of the Thames Tunnel briIanty
Illuminated and both banksof the beautiful RY Err RHINE
The Hall viii be comfortably seated with ertrsIy new
inclined Platform that all may view The Panoramas with
out Inconvenience
5 o'clock
Admission 5OcentsChildren under y years of age %
cents
Doors open ct 0, Panorama commences moving at O.
clock precisely. dec3$-dtr
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! ' the next year or 10 well grown NEGRO BOYS ~
from Is to - yeurs old TO learn the Wagon and Pillow q
business in the bIckSnhs department Of the agricultural
Manufacturing Company. This is fst-rae opportunity
for those owning Negroes othe above kind to have them
learned very profitable trade, particularly in our Plow
Department, and making other gricuural Implements
GEO. G. ALLEN
President Of the Nashville Manufacturing COMPANY
Lower Market Street, Nasiv lille. dec3-lm.
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ELEGANT ENGLISH BOOKS

~ SUPERB MOROCCO AND CAR BINDINGS
---Library Editions
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UNITED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 500, 900; SHARES $50.

THIS Company has now been
-ySsETT In successful operation about Nh
ssSssss$ twelve months, and by act pass SsSsSss-S
Gz-e-- z ed by the Legislature 2Ist No -
vember the charter has been amended as 10 allow any
citizen of the State 10 take stock The Citizens are allowed
to have Director tor every Five Hundred shares held
by them Those taking stock will have To paw 20 per cent
on their subscriptions and give for the balance
The Books open at the office on College street
where citizens invited to call and subscribe
\. ". JOHNSON President
J. S DASHIELL Secretary. ,reI7
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!. POETRY OF THE YEAR: PASSAGES FROM THE
Poets Descriptive of the Seasons. With 22 Illustra-
lions from drawings BY various eminent Artists. An
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~ ROCERIES, &C., FRESH ARRIVAL
VI loo hhds New Sugar; .-...
100 bbls Loaf, Crushed and Pow'd Sugar;
$50 =" MOlasseS ....r
zoe boxes Rosin Soap;
loco half and quarter boxes Sardiues;
100 boxes Star Candles;
30 dOz. Baltimore Oysters;
so boxes Raisns;
10 eeroons Indigo;
81 packages Imperial and G p. Tea
200 kegs assorted Belmont Nails;
q 100 boxes Va. and XIV Tobacco;
200 boxes pint FlaskS.
Together with general STOCK which will be sold low BY
LANlER Il PHILLIPS,
dec23 Market street
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Gold Pens.

JOHN YORK co. have just received variety of su-
perOr Gold Pens the best and cheapest article ever offered
for sale in Nashville. Esery Pm srayrantsd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-24

MEAT AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~ FOR SALE wish to sell the house in which live
situated on the west side Of summer street. No a. between
Broad and Church streets The house thirty feet
from the street. story and good repair and an abu
dance OF fine shade For appy McCTea
Il Terrass' Broad street.
J,ogt
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THE SUBSCRIBER LOANED A VOLUME
L of ST. PIERRE TO some gentleman about one year
since Whoever has will confer great favor by sending
to the subscriber at the Sewanee.
NJ W WETMnPE
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COMING TO N4SHYILLEI
CHAMBERS q PECK,S MAMMOTH

INQR RENT.-A AMALL FRAME HOUSE
II on Summer street. in South Nashville.
Also a small brick House in West Nashville.
Also two small framed Houses in SOuthfeld
Also small framed House in Edgeheld
dec23 K. A BALIOWE, Gen. Agent
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19

SEPT 1T cure 8eit!
Il 6tun9! Il 6tun8! Q6tun8!
der Grnstal-3Dalast
siebt Jest cine src6e MenIGrn.@ .@ense mad glru.
gerf. aber naA alien gnlebsn lei ipettrm nttbt 70
Sitl aIt fer Greden,SSaaren paiaf, prrr bic Ins
9e9elre Suantitat StrHr.G'dtrr Der
6erren Sames s. &lein uno Comp.
9lp. 90, gSell- -Samltpn Str. Der Stabt aacn
tpwn.
Senn rieIelGe Ilnb Iceben BON Neusgerf unt
9bilabelpbta surGd0rfrlrt, alIpC esieltr rnrn Der
9rRBten l .5
Gtode SteGrGGItcrrp
ctn9efauit tabrn, prr ie nab Alsntcwn 9ebraht
ruree. rr -H
Dieter StOi bsilett aus alien artn Drfeoii.
tern, ais: rH-.
Sbpar,e uno eolorirte Seibe, @erinces,
Gafbmeres, Selaine5, De Se9es,
Sing BANS uno Elm iebr 9rcs
pes Qhortcmcnt Gats
tune.
Cine 4errIibe auSwobG S6apts.
2tls Gafbmere Sbarpls, (bobe Sarben'
SapsStdte oo., Ssibene &C.. un6 fblpe.
re Slanfet DO.
Sir WSaEnssWn; iiac, &c.
Sreite5 Sub pcn alIen Yreiben uno Sar.
ben, cine un9eipobnlidDe CUTE uno ,pobl,
feile QuSrpabl bon Gatinets uno 9asi,
mere, atie 2trten Seifin9s, 8lonncls
BON alien YrciBen uno Farben, Gptton
Slanels, 0rlllin96, ale l(rten SIanfet6,
u,i. no, II. {. no, II. {. 10.
0tusItgts ! @StrsltnS :
GtsnfnllS baten Ie bns sr6Bte uno bette 9licr.
tcmrnt Muslin gum Sertauf etngelrst, wrIGtS je
in 2luentpwn rem publitum an9cbrten purre, unr
oifcrtrrn btrIrlbr an 9rcibrn bic ispcr annetmu
pirp, trenn er lie Bort, pem Te fnb 1T bsr 1bat
gang billts. 9Itr ibre
@aEFA 0rD 5ert ten
&s iitsrtrsffsn pirtIi6 9taeS methrt ie
lt7SsS--ls1zse crG6rt purrr. sic batrn 3udsr
mcldlsr 9crne 10 GrntS merits 1T Ben fie oter az
8 Gents prrtauien. 9llIo GaiTer gang ttlts, Ic
pte 9bcc, Spccs mb tur3 g0rS wetdes gu pieIrm
3mei9 9e9trt, welGrs ollcS iic ;uiammen trnabr
an &ritrn werrr gum Serfauf antictrn.
sic fino panfbar fir kt5ber 9enpfsne literalc
untcrlUgune, unp wcrpn turh quite SBaarrn unr
ailQe 9retBe itreten ibrcn 9lutBfil Der 0unlt rrl
DutlifumS Ii9 frrnerbin Suiuiidcrn. q,
S. S. &lein uno 60.
Scptrnltrr IA. -.. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
GirDz zGinDeiDun9.

9tuf ScnntasS ben 23len SdOter fed tie nru'
ertaute gYan0elIhe Stride, in rem Qeba S8arb,
Der Start slucntawr, ouf cine fciererIidc 9Geiie
ein0rfpctbt rcrpu ppw ale 8rcance rcr Orb
nuna mb RES GtriitCntGums tEfIi6 cinselapn
lap tei,uwctnsn. Des Ipr8enS I'M 10 llbr,
Oct 9n&mitta9s uno Res gteeS pirb @pttrs.
eienR fein.
Die @brp. Serren Wryers, Srtfcr unb Sacob
Greg batsn cinsewilIiet StntErit an Ben 6eicrIids
teiten 3u netn,Sn.
@jltiom Sronfue,
. 9tatban q BE,
.5.. SIroet Scnieubob,
9a,mgjfcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
Snrca,u's 5aCDlicDt
Od9Merrea1tz3 3tmmer,
gIp 26 Of 9anaitton Stra6s,
2fttentown.
lie n t ON n.

Der lrtfrjetnFte madt ben DAMIEN rnb Ger.
ren pcn sIlrntCrn unb llmsr9ent, Icpie tCm Dub.
lifum i'm 9ascnenen bic 9ln;etsr, RAP or Ireben
pen gstp'gOrt 3urtIdscteHrt 1T unp fsint Da6lt6t
Da9uerreanz Simmer
i'm prittrn Stpd Spn SuI6s Sfentpaarsnlusrr
niercr aufs 9feue erGfnct bat. Seine SilSsr
t6nnen r,ir9enrs ii0r.rpfen werten, tcres In 6ins
ltd)t BON Shbntet unp DaurrbaIti9teit. gr
ntmn,t rinfnhe SilpniBe, pbfr Grupprn sor, irarnb
wf4er anjnbl, ppm tlcnlten gilt bis ,un sy6ss
ten pas 9enommrn pirp, auf bic tsltcn plattrn, in
CAFES, ecfetf, Sruitnarsln Ginscrrinae, u. {, M.
Sctne Silosr erbalten rie natiirlide Sarte, mel.
DIES cine nrut Griinruns ieinrr SunR 1T. Gr
nnmt auh
Stereoftopbif6e 8itbnifIe,
bic rrBen ibrer S6Enbeit In neuerer 2et 70 pisl
trpuntrt rpercen. gr bat einen orcsen Strd
GGiss Spr Der neuelrn Mcbe aus gitp. gcrt NIT
9e6ra@t, 70 Dap sr teten G'el4mad Eririetisen
fam.
Snben er rims Der tellreingeri6tctrn lnb ar5se
ten Dahlt4ter bot, uno ale feline 9lpparote Dol,
Der sritCn Sla1e inb, fam CT aud fir unltertrefs
Hide Silrniiie sutitrbm.
Seine Srsiie iinD tiaiS = je utrr mad GrSse
unb Styl res SlSrs.
H5~Ssr9eifrt BEN Srt niat, Np. 26 on Sa,
milton Strd6e lei Ter Hefcrnirtm Jiir6c, inn prit,s
ten Stod BON Samrs SulA'S Sienpaarcnla9rr.
9. Us. Surea,p.
oeptcmter Il. na3w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
9Dennfnfnn y q nid
9enuIptpanid
SANSMAMA MSaN.Ne
Drftnig, lleligb \ preiniG,
SuosSf e6e Der 7ten uno tSamitton
- % Strabe,
~.
Mlfeutoipu, ga.

5tieer ibrsn Ureunesn uno etutm 9csbrttr publli
fnp, abtunsSeca an, baF it in Gsituiaaft 9strrtsr
nnh nm bns
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
@at1en4ert6 8erfauf.

Strait unp sufolse ctnrs 8efrbts aus Dem gSas
Ien9sri6t BON Seda Gountpr lpa AM SantIta8 ben
29len Sttcber, ,m 10 tibr Gprmittl9S, auf peln
Ytabe lelblt, Sfentlid serfauft perren: -.
S,uei grtuiIe StriC6f &ano,
sflssen in SaO'g8geitbaa 5aunI4ip mb sprte'
ia9tem Gautg.
SO. l, .faf
srdnjenb an 9anb BON GGriaof6er Grriman, Dan
lei Shnricer, Senrp 8ptG, Daniel 9ictb uns
5enrp Sh1act, cntbaltrnp 1t6 9lfer unp 8 Stus
tGen, 9enaues Naab. Die Serts0erun9en pas
rauf iInb;
81 Gin bcppettes slpeiit6di8eS tei.
S;;:as2a nerne6 8 Dnbaus, y orrBt
!ssssg Iteinerne S6eucr, @elibforn,s
g6a9sns imb gBai6buus, 70 ipic anere 9lalen,
se6Gupe; eli, gutter SOfsarten teinpet li4 sbens
fails barhuT. Spni eanpe iinb unsefdbr 20 glder
Shwamm, unb rtwa Is older iino nit sutem
9olS beipa4irn, unp Der Reit ilt pradti9es Sau'
lamb untcr sutrn 8rnien. ',
a# go. 2.
Dies IN Gin flares Gtdd 9ane, aelsOsr in srn,s
Ielben 3auni6ip; srdn3cnp an qanp ben Daniel
Hctb, peter WlidlY, Senrp Sdaapt, 5enrY Snps
per imo @err9r Strrnr; entbattenr 10 older, 9es
naurs MadB. @
Gs 1T pies rNS bintrrlafene gsrmB9en bee yer
tcrtrncn 8 oRn 9 aaapt, IestBn prn trIas.
tenn Gdunl6ip unb GnmtY. y
Die SeotH0un9cn AM SerfaufStaSe unb Gtuf'
wartun9 ppn
Moie6 Sbaaot, ! Yfh,n,ors
Mlaria G6aopt, "0"' DO
Surd bic Gpurt-H. Me ger, GIert.
Sctptcr 5. nain
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
2Sertt9e Gtet6er,

Ser allts in b faEt, mas man nur ,u bottn rrron9t
III 9rrG uno uuagruS III nath ntr teen 9y2auiCr ptr;
ftrt9t uno In an SbSnhct, @eblkilhtit uno Oautr:
boftiSttt nit gu tbtrtrIsu. s8cr tti tbusu ourufr
fanns uit ftbttn csun ttins onetrt os 9utr gifts"
ptretn o69Itotu unb bitS 9traet aus cItbsm SRatss
rial pts mans rur batCn mill.
.. 6un0en 2(rbcit
rpirS lpis aapSbnlb ris rtu9ts Iufnsrtiamteit Sts
tDcutt wtrccn, unp inNSm fit fttit rrotthe Sthnt'
orr nb, uno ale 2(rbt uutrr tbrsr btrtthn 0uftbt
tsb uno t feline orrtre ais frti9t trttltcr ttfha'
asn, ic trfcu Fl. in allen piniibhn oSIt9 3ufrttcsn'
belt 9s6tn gu tSnurn.
Dont6or fitr rit ibntn trrcits iu Shtl 9asrretrr
lntcrftdeun9 brftn fie purh punttIihtttt uno Stt6
icIpie autb quite unb biQ9s 2rttit tb trnst ets Su:
trausns bss pubGtums WGreio su MAIDEN. -
S. Siaac 8reini9,
o. . Sobn 9teli0b,
..- Sobu 8. Srcini9.
Stpt. 7. 1858. n13W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
Nn,,e Noel,ris5f.

Stptlitatien tcu hei per HalDneN OelePgepuHg
rru pennIYlYanen geniad)t wrrpeit fiIr rIe Snerr'
ppratirn elmer . an { nit aasrnteinen Slsfcntc'
unp anrern BANTER 9risilegien, wrlGe IN rr'
Stapt Gataiauarla, Qe6a Gaunty, erriAtrt wereer
Ipd, unter bsni 9iamrn: uSarmers unb Mf'
&anicS 8anf ppn 9Gtaf uqua," mil
elnem Capital ron 3,pribuncert tauenb 1baler
u,S NIT benz prtUilrsiuni, eaiIslte auf Dreilun'
bert taulnp Gtaler prrntebrrn ju rtrfsn.
ercrae Trisbsritb, SoICb 9supp,
Saepb Delr, Daniel II. @utb,
4 aUran,. Rebn, Qbacn albr9bt
Gamue( G5apler Apenrp 2. loaberader,
Rcttrt SterlD, Siatban Slice,
Scltpb lid)tenpaiter, .ptnrp &nrttnerr, s
Dapib Sbcmas, Ssrsmidb &ittsr,
e. 8. edeiar, Qeter Rcfb, .#f
RiliGm gss, 0barks aieo,
Gepi 6aas, SIcr9s Gch,
6jccras Dtitr, Sprn eartclo,
2Biliom 8isrp, esapr!o pld,
Gal. 9ttdsf, SIubsn patterlcn,
Daniel 9siid, y. s. Srcno,
Saicb Sc9fluan, &bcnlas 6rtsosrth,
Cjscroe Scd, Gbae. Is. &au,
8enamin G5adenbab, Natbdn Sreesrttb,
Scbn Nlarts, 2DIlIIam G. 6tSt!p,
Mcr9an GmanusL, Saniud Ncnt9,
sScIspb eaubaeh, StIle Sncuft.
Gbartss 9. Shuclr, Ssu6eu G'adtubah,
Scbn .bueoers, Selcmcn &tnlllcrrr,
pstsr stefsl, glelrn gacrtbeiisr>
9barlts l2Illtr, @tcr9e Scre,
Swcn Srieerritb,i Srispb 6top,
=. QS. a5tdner, Gbarlss Nclt
Dapo u. Scmefer, eiatban 5t9isp,
e g. Olartin, Schn SHtlIIams,
Scibua ount, ir. Samud Gtlpsr,
Ser. Gabintd, Sptn 91ite,
qau( 8alttt, Sfoat 6. Gbanrttr,
Sebn SRcpsr, Somrs 9D. Fuller,
Stcr9s Dsitn, fen. 93tllnm 99itlrr,
SrfIab Sl0ae, I. g. Git6trt,
DapN 9. 8aplcr. Sumcs 9inesr,
&opin SRtdlsp, Scbn Snpeer,
Salcmcn 6t9d, Gpbrom epno.
Gamurl 3bcInas, Iortn @iitnborb,
Scnas gsirp, Scbn Sce,
g. 90. atcs, Gbpnre 9srn,
gBuiam Sdnsd, sIatban Sit9sr,
Samud Sieeer, Satcb @sifd,
@scr9s Rctb, SUtn SsrnI
petsr SrortIl, it. Sell Gems,
Scitpb 2ieaer, Strtmiab aerr,
Scbn @sebrr, Soliua NStltr,
GjcCrsc Rer, Il. q. Sy1tGartr,
eScbn 9Qinnh, ir. Stnrp Gitrmdn,
= 99ilam 9Hinp, .btnrD Snpocr,
Gbarlss Salen, . Stbn Shemas,
Golrnrn Sisrr, Srtert SNdsl,
ShcnaS 8ue, Scfcpb @itrp,
eycIspb Illi(Icr, entcb NOpiflsn,
SaicG Ssipst, ftri. Gphraim gRidtsn,
Shes. =. gus, u. 8. Gsa9rraYts,
pttcr SRidltp, eSnnits .Gcd,
srbn Srtreu, 8cni. 3. S'cfd,
Il. z. g. DutS, 6irom @allist,
gHi(Iiam Surft, q. o. Deb,
aarcu S6rciter, 4. sB. 9inrtp
GataTauaua, SRop 19. 1858. naGSR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-10-19
ASentter, Sseiaia s. Wp.
80. GAG geailm0tpn Gtta6r, glrr gcrt

SO. 246 gSai4tn9tpn Straer. glrw gcrt.
Sit iIno i'm Stanet tis hsittu Sntutemcuts n rfs
triren fir 6aufttute pcn YtnnIrlranitn Iepcbt ale
ancern Staatsn, UNI ibrs psrfcbiireusn m00reu aus
ptttm SRartts gu btiirbSu, mceurcb s gu alien 5sts
ten tnen btftrn Wris rtdliiirsn tEuncn ots usnn t
ir9curme icrlt in ptn &Sr. StaatSn tauftn.
IS lit cine anertauutt Sbatatbe, taB etr tisbtrat
ttecutsnec 6dnnd nab onetrn g)lGrttin, oureb ett
sufdeltthcn Ric9etahnen cts., immCr Sine &ibturo
nab Dem 9rtGtn ,oanedss@mpcrlum gieu;lJrrt ptn.
oGt-uno parum 9edbicbt oits SHtil ioduClsr ciutu
an9clttlttn &triueb inlnr rrcllli fiuctn. Gic FAM
1tn an ibrt Guacu ju 6fntn uno 81 lsbtu pit lau9t
ie eurcb anccre 9Rirttc octi,ttn baetn lur0caen
bItttn fc eGn Sartt 0chott uit rtr tet ileb timer
SlFntnct, has 8tuliot ttt fiiitr 3ct riintbr III III:
rIr mottrelsn 9IfhifTs:GHcblfabrt ttisctro9cn bn.
btn ptrrc.
!SaufItutt. tpttbr ibrc ri9intn SntrtNtu Rurirtn.
tSnucn rcuth thtii, tae otit inSnrilthcu lodkn gum
Strtrautb ess ug:fGhrttu YrcouftinbGlaufs uuprti:
btno mo, ,pceurtb Tfclt caG Elm 0rcgtr Rciauf ftl
ntn 0Hto nab Dem arrBtn 3ufuhrscrt 9lcurcrt ncb:
mcu InuB.-nath ipCtdbeu Srtt ott SpttuIatcrtu on
cSrtr StYbts 9tbtn I'M itrs pre- tem Madden
unb btcrin ine ile 9tpGbntd Crfrl9rGih, inrtm rtr
SSrbrauh tatlt irptd 9rEeGr uno fcl9Ib ris Yrsi9t
Irct ttECbrtnocr Iur.
ltter SrtiGia SampfhiTt, ~ Strtn talS ncit
mthrsrr hinwetfd9t wIroru, modotn tcrcits rSQatnS
Gi1t Tabrttn nab uno rcn tititm ooftn nab Stncn
Ger fdttihtn Staattn, @uto, SGpsImertta, Golifcr.
ritn, Nulroeu, Gn9lonn, Srlano 5rantrlicb uno c.
u0tn ber Dtullhtn Staattn unO !ounctrtt pcn
Sbiftn orbcn uuo tcmmcn ttltIup9 nab uno pen
allen Sbctn Der gSttt.
ale otcfs fcmmcn UNI yen zen grcrutttn unfrst
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
The Vine Lands Of Ohio.

The following is an extract from letter
published IN the U. S. Economist, dated at
Cincinnati, and addressed to gentleman in
New York:
The cultivation of the Vine, which is in
creasing rapidly in the neighborhood of Gin
cinnati, does not keep up with the demand
for the native wine. Last summer, Mr..
Longworth and others, who make Cham
pagne were obliged to send to Wisconsin to
get wine; Notwithstanding the number of
vineyards has increased, yet the price for
the plain Juice has advanced from IS cts. to
about $500 per gallon. Mr. Longworth.
until lately, made about $4,000 bottles of
Champagne per year, and seemed to supply
the market; but now he makes nearly 20O,-
900 bottles per year, besides several other
large manufactures, and does not supply the
demand Vineyards are now stretching up
between Cincinnati and Portsmouth on the
hily land en- the river. Lands that were
considered few years since OF little value.
except for TIMBER Especially on the Ken
tusky side,) are now getting to be OF great
value and hardly yet half appreciated. For
instance, Mr.. Buchanan. Of Cincinnati, a
wealthy merchant of that city, who has in
terested himself very much in the vine cult
vaton, has a vineyard of six acres, few
miles from Cincinnati; he kept an accurate
account of debt and credit; the last year
(Which was the grape year) he sold $4,000
worth of wine from the vineyard, and that
all the expenses attending to this amounted
to $4oo, leaving net profit of $1,000 on six
acres, after paying for all labor.
Now no other farming will pay like this,
and the hills on the Ohio river are worth as
much for the purpose, within say one hum
dred miles, or where Portsmouth is situated,
as Mr. Buchanan's land, which from its con-
tiguity to the city, is worth from $500 to
$500 per acre.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18
Illinois Central Railroad.

This road is being pushed forward with q
great deal of energy on the part of the con-
tractors. There are now over 10000 men
engaged on it. Over 100 miles of it is al
ready in operation, viz: from Chicago to
kankakec, and from Laselle to Bloomington
About two-thirds of the distance from Cairo
to the junction is graded and ready for the
rail- This includes the first and second Di-
vision, upon both OF which the track-layers
are about commencing their abors. On the
second the work will commence at Big Mud
dy river, for which place an engine and cars
for the construction train have just been sent
down. On the First Division it will COM
mence at Lower Cash river, where an en-
gine is daily expected. A large amount OF
materials for the superstructure have been
landed at both these points. Within ayear
from this time, the road will be opened its
entire length between Chicago and Cairo
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-08-18

MATRIMoNY AND FR1ENDsHlr.-SamS Slick,
in his '.Wise Saws says that the nature
of matrimony is one thing, and the nature
of friendship is another. A tall man likes a
short wife, great talker likes silent wom-
an, for both can't talk at once. A gay man
likes domestic gal, for he can leave her at
once to nurse children and make pap, while
he is enjoyin of himself at parties. A man
that amt any music in him likes it in his
spouse, and 50 on. 1t chimes beautiful, for
they amt in each others sway. Now friend
ship is the other way; you must like the
same thing in each other and be friends. A
similarity of tastes, studies, pursuits and
recreations, (what they call congenial souls)
a topper for topper, smoker for smoker,
horsc-racer for horse-racer,a u prizE-hght-
er for prize-fghter, and SO on. Matrimo-
n,ony Htes contrasts; friendship sssss its oun
countsrparts.