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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-10

GkEEN THOUSAND Papers Crop Garden Seed,
= jd-t received and warranted tresh 6c, comprising all
L. lFIes5 brought 70 thus market Extra Early Peas kar-
l. M4y Faa- Six week beans Glove Onions, &c., by the
,taIan Also C4bhage, Baton Onions, &C, 3c, by the
pound j. u. bKOMN,
fsbIE No AZ College Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-10
ASSURANCES.
THE UNITED FIREMENg
Insurance Company of Nash
vile.
Capital 100000,
Chartered by the State.

This Company s now in success =sSaS
- ful operation, and is prepared to -
ssszazAze% take risks Buildings, Goods, xsefeS4
~ e and Wares aud Merchandise, against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Also Goods Wares and Merchandise and CsTgOes gen
eraly against the SEAs Rivers and INLAND TR4NsPoETA
TIoV upon favorable terms any Office in the CITY.
Office No. %, on College street. opposite the Sewanee
House. 10 EDWARDS, President
JoHN 5. DAsHIRLL, Secretary. myls-h
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NASH
VILE,
CAPITAL 100000.
THE COMPANY being fully organized under its Char
L ter granted BY the Legislature OF Tennessee, is now
prepared issue Policies against loss damage by Fire
ON Buildings, Goods Wares and Merchandise generally
AlSO-On shipments against loss or damage by Seas,
Rivers, or Inland Transportation on the most fsvorabi
terms.
Life and Negro Policies granted at current rates.
s45 Office No. 81 Public Square, up stairs over W. I.
Berry Co.'S Book Store
DIRECTORS
Samuel Saay, X. ]. Morris,
l.. H. Lauier ID. ID. Dickey.
l.. A. Lanier, j. F. Dem0vile,
c. NJ Nicho, W. H. Gordon,
Hu Douglas. II. B. Mo. ris,
H. 5. French R. n Williams
p. W Maxey, T. o. Harris
A. J. Duncan
SAMUEL SEAY, President.
Isaac LIrToS. Secretary. Bws lmy7-n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-10

flNAKE NOflCE.-I have now got nav STEAM
Il SfONESAM MILL in full operation, and have =
quantity ct SAWED FlAttto on hand ami wall lay them
al - 30 per square yard tor cash. And also CORN
MILL will be Ound ready all hours Of fe ay gfiud
corn Tor eSt1mer al the Taie ot ~ bushels er hour at
the ordinary prices.
junsI54-H SAMUEL HASLAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-08-10
CARDS.
EDWARD SHEEGOG Il HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND
4-s,..- GENERAL AGENTS, t ,s......
No. % CARoNDELET STREET,

EDWARD SHEEGOG q HARVEY.
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
4 g-as,,- GENERAL AGENTS, 1t -s..-.
No. % CARONDELET STREET,
Il NEJV ORLEANS. e .t.s 3
SDERSONAI and prompt attention given TO the buying
of Goods Groceries and Produce, and every article for
Planters and Merchants either Cash. Drafts upon Com
mission Merchants upon their credit
"a. Orders executed with despatch and bought ct the
lowest market rates
~. Notes. draft and Bills collected and RENTED i'm
mediatey. fl ..-..l -t+
dsi71. ~''''''''' '''''''A'
REFER To-KirAinan aud Ellis, Nashville, Tenn
John 4. Johnsoa, Esq, +" Dc
Morgan 4 Co.,
J. n n Zimmerman aGei Dos 4 Co. a a 80
William, pence, Esq, Murfreesboro. Tenn
j. Frank Henderson, Esq, Z" /"
Col. Z. H. Chat6n Columbia, Tenn.
L. b. Mayes. Esq Z"
Gen. G. J. Pillow. +" ("
Gen L. J, Polk, Ashwood Tenn.
je7. 55-sm. I,.eaa
WILLIAM r. MILES, tDAN'L W. ADAMS,
Late Of jackson, Miss. Late of jackson, Miss
MILES Il ADAMS.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. ~ CarondeIeI Street,
NEB ORLEANS.
RsFsR To--Iohn Nj. Bass, Esq. Nashville, Tenn. 80
Matthew Watson, Esq,
Col. Andrew Erwin, Wartrace Tenu.
Gen. L. J. Polk Ashwood
Gen. G.. j. Pillow, Columbia
EDWARD SHEEGOG,
Is our general Travelling Agent with mower make any
contract or agreement for our House.
ie7.'54 8m MILES & ADAMS
J. a. DERRY. W. B. DERRY R. E. DERRY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27


IMPORTANT roCA LIFoRN}A EMIGRANrs
IS. Bowman Esq, formerly Of ST.
Louis, but now resident of San Fran
cisco, in recent letter TO the St. Louis.
Republican, gives the following advice to
those who contemplate the trip across
the plains to California:
"The emigaants who shall cross the
plains the next season, will do we'll to
avoid Salt Lake altogether. The Nor
mans and traders last year, taking ad-
vantage Of the large enigratidm who
took that route. put -four and provisions
of every kind up to the most exhorbi-
tant rates, while those who took what
is called the Subjects cnt off, purchased
supplies at half the Salt Lake prices, at
trading posts on that route. And fur
Their, all emigrants should never forget
that there are but two roads across the
Sierra Nevada mountains after leaving
the sink of the Humboldt river; one by
Beckwith and Trcekee river route, and
THE Other by tho Carson river. Men
will talk about other, better, and shor-
ter roads, swear to ii, and will be back
ed up by certificates and afiidavits, but
whoever shall believe them. and are
deluded to Ia e any Of those new cut
offs, such as Johnson's, S5cot,'s, &c., will
do Il TO everlasting damage.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

/ BANKS AND TAxEs.-We are Of the
Party ofthe State which voted against
IthePropusition for banks and also the Bank
Law when it was submitted. We die
this, not upon the old o. position Il
Bank Notes, as such, not upon the idea
that lizard Money" ever can or onghl
10 be the circulating medium fol the
great demands Of Commerce, but because
we deny the iieoessity of iau on the sub
Iject, and because we deny the right OF
the Legislature on principle, 10 author
lie one set OF mex, Under one sci OF
CIRCUMSTANCES, TO issue bank notes, and
deny the same privileges to another Sc,
tof men, has The right 10 make
purchases, and offer in payment printed
Iprolnissery notes, l nLso have that right
And the Fave which gives 1t TO one,
and denies it to another is wrong.
The only correct system is that which
was carried on by the Milwaukee Mu-
rine ard Fire Insurance Company"
previously TO our recent Bank Law.
This is the system by which bankers
brokers, and money dealers, in this
State, IN he United States, and
all over the world, issue their drafts
and checks upon each other, and pay
them. Let every man bank agho chooses
10, is the concert principle Kenosha
Tel,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

THE "PAN HANDLE" RAILRoAp.-In
the Virginia House of Delegates, on
Thursday, a vote was had on the ques-
ton of granting right Of way to the
Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad a.
cross what is known as the 'sPan Han
die" Of Virginia. The Committee on
Roads had reported that it was ''inexpe-
dent" to grant the right of way, and the
motion was made TO strike ont '.inexpe-
dent and insert "expedient." The "a
fnendnent prevailed by vote of ayes
70, noes 81, and bill was ordered in
conformity with the prayer Of the petit
TONERS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

IzAAh Irish girl, of good family nd
anblemished reputation in our city, some
time ago became betrothed to a gentle
man who was not member of the Ro-
man Catholic Church, aid priest, one
of The distinguished professors in ST. Ma
Try sCollege, we believe,--was applied TO,
to perform the. marriage ceremony, but
he refused, unless pledge were given
that their children should be brought tip
in The Catholic faith. Not being able to
give siich pledge prizes, was sought
elsewhere, who would tie the knot and
make the couple happy without requIr-
ing pledge tina, they knew it wo'lld ro-
badly be impossible 10 fulfil. Accord
lingly, priest in Milwaukee was al Piled
to, but he met the application OF the
young lady with positive refusal, al
the same time declaring that, Hell is pa
we'd with Protestants. : Chicago Jour
nal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

SLAVE BURNT AT THE SrAKE.-The
burning of a negro alive near the city
LOT Natchez, az. account of which APP
pears IN the Natchez Free Trader, is
one Of the most irighful phenomena OF
the peculiar Institution, that we have
ever had to record. and will match in
Iatrccity gladiatorial and inqui,itolial
times. The slave, according to the
account, struck white man, and the
Democracy Of that region, not waiting
Tor Justice" TO take its course, inflic-
ted Lynch law. The victim was chain
ed TO tree, faggots were placed a
round him, while lie showed the great
est Indifference. When the chivalry
bad arranged the. pile, in reply to a
question, if be had anything TO say, he
lis reported TO have warned all slaves
to take example by him, and asked for
prayers of those around. He then as
ked for drink of water. and after
qnaffiing it said, CHOW set fire, l am
ready TO go in peace When The
flames began to burn him, in his agony
he showed gigantic strength, and ac-
tualy forced the staple from the tree
and bounded from the burning mass =
But he instantly fell pierced with rifle
balls. and then his body was thrown in
to the flames and consumed, TO show
that no such being had existed Near.
ly four thousand slaves from neighbor.
ing piar tatrons were present, as at a
moral lesson written In characters OF
hel-fre. Numerous speeches were
made by the magistrates and minis
tiers of religion (facetiouslY so called
10 the slaves, warning them that the
same fate awaited them If they proved
rebellious 10 their owners.-[N. Y. Tri-
b,tne.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
BErErErrs OF GeoLoorcAL Surveys.

Three years ago the Legislature Of
North Carolina made a small appropria-
lion for geological survey of that State.
The discoveries of the year developed
the existence Of copper and gold ores,
drew TO them the attention of capitalists
and have already increased the revenues
of The States to FIVE times the cost OF
the whole survey. In the second year
seams of the purest bituiainous coal, ex-
tending through region Of some forty
five square miles, rewarded their inves-
'iiga.ions. 1t is estimated that every
Thousand acres of these seams will yield
thirty millions of tons Of bituminous coal
|of the best quality National Int.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
The Truest Friend.

There. is a friend, secret friend,
In every trial, every grief,
10 cheer, 10 counse. aud defead.-
Of all zoe euer had the chief -
A friend, who watching from above,
Whenever in Errors I Il we rod,
Shii sought US with reprovulg love;
That friend, that secret friend, is Cop
There is friend, faithful friend,
In every chance and change of fate.
whose bound ess love doth so ace send,
When other friendships come too late |,
a Trend, that when the world deceiyes,
And YEARLY We onward plod,
Still comforts every heart that grieves:
That true, that faithful friend, is COB !!
How blest the years of life might flow,
Ia one unchanged, mistaken trusi
Ii man this truth woald on'y know,
And love his Maker, and be Just
Yes, there's friend, a constant friend.
Who Meier forsakes the iowiest sod,
But in each need, His land doth lend
That friend, that truest friend, is Gop +!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

LOAN To.THE BALTIMORE AND OuIo
RAILRoAD.-The bill authorizing the
loan of So, 900, 900 10 the Baltimore and
Ohib Railroad Company was passed by
the House Of Delegates of Maryland on
Saturday be vote Of 45 TO 6. 1t
had previously passed the Senate by a
unanimous Vote. The principal object
of the loan is to enable The company TO
supply its road with double track as
far as Piedmont.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

PENNSYLVANIA Public WoRKs.-A
bill was reported in the Pennsylvania
Legislature on Friday providing for the
sale of public works If that State, at a
price moi Tess fham 500, 1000. 900. The
following are the prices named for the
respective works: For the Delaware di-
vision Of the Pennsylvania canal 80, $780,
600; for the main line from Philadelphia
10 Pittsburgh, $l2,O00,000; for the
Snsqafehahna and North Branch division
$1,000, 600 ! for the WestBranch, $780,
600.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

HThe Richmond Wing says j: eve
see il estimated that the value Of public
landsto railroads asked from this ses-
sinnof Congress, according TO the bills
introduced or projected, amounts TO the
enormous sum Of $3.50 100000. That
is distributing the public lands, or the
proceeds thereof, with vengeance, I'M.
der Democratic Administration. Ali
may not be granted at this session, but
the process Of distributing goes on grad
uallY from year to year"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

T9The Bachelors of Prairie du Chen,
of twenty-five years standing or up-.
wards, are notified to meet at the Hay
Scales on Saturday evening next, at l L
o'clock, for the purpose of organizing a
broken henrted Club. Ii is mol iii ended
that the proposed Associaiion' shall be
any way connected with the Prairie dui
CHEN Sewing Society," as some have
malicious!y Supposed CrawfordCe un--
ty Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

A REAL GoLD MINE ~ ENeLANp.-
At last the morning world of london
has been electrified by the astounding
news that the copper mine in Corn
wall, called by the name OF TremolIet
Down is nothing less than a veritabie
mine Of gold, The Inundic, If which the
supply is said to be inexhaustible. hav-'
ing yielded TO two separate tests the
enormous result of eight ounces Of pure
gold per ton, thus placing this new
celebrated mine deservedably at The head
of all the mines in Europe in point Of
profit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

171t is currently reported that John
B. Macy, the representative in Congress
from this district, rides i'll splendid
carriage. drawn by fine horses, and has
for his Private Secretary, an Ex-Um-
ted States Senator, and lives more ex-
travagant. than even the heads Of depart
lnent. Perhaps this may account for his
nlme not appearing In the yeas and nays,
more regular! Nfr. Macy is just a
bou, the same as no representative. He
does not labor for the interests of his
constituents. as did the Hon. j d. Do
ty II Portage City Rep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

60 sin per annnin, sso,orIs column.per an, $40
seoiamn, per annum issoei, square Ser an, s
isnsish o. aasert's ensents, II .aes oiless 81
tion. business Cards OF lines III under ysran. S.
= Advertisements sent in without The number oe
insertions indicated, will be continued till other
ordered : % : ss..s $50 ssf'sss-~
Those who advertise by the year, viii be allow
ed four changes. s 82H
Legal advertisements inserted at statue prices
-Nptices oc strays published four weeks, 81 .7s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

IIIn Virginia, the other day, a
Judge, in charging the Grand Jury, very
candidiy informed the gentlemen, that
as for indictine anybody for passing
bank notes of less denomi nation than
one dollar, which is illegal in ,hatSiaie,)
it is all nonsense. "Prelty much every
body does it," said he, at is about equal
to the Hoosier Judge. who acquitted
rogue Of petty larceny, because the
liquor in that region, was s.bad enough
to make any man steel and under its in
fluence, the Court itself had on one &C.
casion stolen the landlords spoons !"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

T7Here is an item for those who
are so anxious to retain the CELEBRITIES
their fathers fought for :"
Resoiped, That 1T be recommended to
tine several legislatures Of the United
States Immediately 10 pass laws the mos
effectual for putting an Immediately stop
Ito the pernicious practice OF di>tiiling,
by which the most extensive evils are
likely to be derived, if not quickly pre-
vented. Journal of Ist continental con-
Igress, Feb. ~, l774.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
The Cory RfGHT THEArs.--The in

The CorY-RfGHT TREAry.--The I'm
tternational copyright treaty concluded
with Great Britain last winter, has
been before the u. S. Senate and ex-
cites deep interest. 1t provides for
very radical changes III the literary re-
lations between the two countries. The
American publishers Of British books
and periodicals are dead-set against il,
and their agents at Washington are mo-
wing heaven and earth to prevent lis
ratification. It's effect is to make A.
'nerfcan publishers pay English authors
stipulated amounts for reprints: 1t also
secures a recil rociiy to American au-
thors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
#A western editor thinks. that i

HA western editor thinks, that il
the proper way of spelling tho is
sthough," and DO is ''bean," the prop
er way, he thinks, of spelling potatoe 10
be, poughteighteaux.
He reminds us of the way in which a
contractor onthe Canal once spelled OF
tawa, in directing letter, viz: "Augh-
tyweigh! -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

EThe eaier Of the common green
lettuce, as salad, takes portion Of lac
tucari,Iiii, narcotic substance, similar
in properties to opium, which it con-
tains; and any one will discover that
his head is affected after indnlging freely
in lettuce salad. Eaten at night, il
causes sleep; eaten during the day, il
soothes, caffhs, and allays the tendency
TO nervous irritabilitS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

TAKEN AT HIS WoRp. 1--WE were.
once listening TO an eloquent preacher"
says an Eiinburg RaUiewef, ''who en-
foTcel this doctrine, that it is the high
est a,laiamIGnt OF, Christian grace to de-
light in contemplating the execution of
Divine vengeance on the wicked, and
quoted the standard Illustration of Agag,
VIZ: We must attain, my brethren, 10
the same grace with Samuel, who hew-
ed Agag in pieces before the Lord
when friend at our side whispered.
with great energy, i haze attained it; l
could chop the preacher into mince- meat,
with pleasure. ="
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

1.-THE Legislature Of New York has
passed resolution OF Instructions 10 its
senators aud representatives in congress
to vote against the Nebraska bill-in the
assembly by so to n, and in the senate
by % TO g..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

Acknowledgement Philadelphia
Judge states that Hon. Mr. c, M.
c. frnin Massachusetts, and his ainia-
bic lady. came toihatcity last night BY
The ears.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

I1-Thc use of str.ng drink costs this
nation annually, sum sufficient TO buiie
a double track railroad from the Allan
tic to the Pacitic--a fact which illus
trates the economical aspects OF the traf.
&C.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

a5Though nothing can be more gal
ling 10 generous spirit than 10 be placed
under obligation by meaness, it is
purely delightful! to be beholden TO one
of its own calibre. Charity is, then,
twice Blessed, when the giver and the
receiver are equally elevated above the
selfish and sordid feelings of vulgar hu-
manity. Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

SENTIMENTS AND OpINIoNs.-Senti-
mems join man To man, opinions divide
them. The former are elementary and
concentrate, the latter are composite and
scatter. The friendships Of youth are
founded on sentiment; the discussions
OF age result from opinion. Ii we cod
know this at an early age, if, in forming
cur own mode OF tho't, we could acquire
a liberal view of that OF others, and e.
ven of these that are oppos I'd to Ours
we should then ZEE more tolerant, and
endeavor to renniie by sentiment, what
opinion divided and DISPERSED TGothe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

HNo man can avoid his own cons
pany he had best make it as good as
Dossible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

E5LaGies' bustles are of Persian orr
GIN. No'ts'in his notes on the Odes of
Hafix, denies this 'srefaight' as kind
Of boaster, which the Persian ladies fix
to the enlargement, to produce GER
tain roundness, thought by them to be
highly becoming.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27

Women. dislike talka-
tire men: they kaou kou IT'S done
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
.Matrir of the Veins.

The east and west veins in the large
basins of rock are formed in matrix of
variegated nnctious clay. In the small
basins of rock the ores are generally
found in high cslumned matrix of red
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-02-27
Springs.

NW WSos
All the springs in tie Lead Region
break out by the Artesian force, and ra-
date from centres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
"a MYSTERIOUS CHALLENGE to the PUB.

n Lie EXPLAihED-The public have recently been
not little puzzled TO know the meaning Of 40 onunera6ie
ousntty Of sdvertments which in the day
ew,parer- aud hsndbis which wall and
poet IN this city and Phiade phs all eouehed such nyste
Awskes the CHALLENGEy &c NumbeTle,s the esPla-
and a which have been made 20 solve these mystic
rops mAIsOe which stared the people r the face which
ever they looked whatever paper they took Some
thought C. meant Roman Candles, which the Catholics
CHALLENGE ives challenge for all good citizens and Wide
Awaes the iT might and dssh the candles out But
il has since bee Uncovered mat u meant no sueh
politics lad hing TO DO VA IT, mt iha sport ha1 X ms
since been discovered that the mysterious phrase Gu Al
the CHALLENGE; Or, AMERICAN SPORTING GAZETTE,
which issued The 4h Of October next and that the
public chssDssd to buy read and Be esssd WITH ~ that
II. C.. meant kun Citizen 70 get ne ~ ALLtNUE Yes
the out! IL Is the CHALLENGE, Or. AMERICAN
G.ZETTE which We have every reason to believe
will be the best sporting journal ever published 10 this country
and comparing fayOraby with any publish IN England
The CHALL NOE will be perfect reflex Of the sporting
world exists al the present day In al ages manly sports
htve engaged the attention OF the people and strong
hold their favor. good and reliable Of The sporting
matters has long been wanting 10 this country II viii be
no Ion ger The CHALLENGE will suppy the deficiency
the place Il will he printed on hne white paper IN clear
spfrevns al head representing every KIM Of manly sport
This engraving pronounced by The best judges 10 be OF
he nt Of the Kind in design and execution pub
lshtd The Publishers have got up at cost OF over 90
The CHALLENGE, besdes, viii be embeished a. occasion
require with beautiful engssings ustrave OF sport
Chan ions Of the Ring in the United States Fahal y-s
will sccompsny the" engravngs The frat number OF The
historical ard philosophical sketch Of the early history OF
the Ring down 70 the present time Including the eeen great
prize fsbt in ENGLAND The CHALLENGE also will contain
seCs Of interesting tales and ketehes OF As most tanning
inteItt to full reports Of 81 the military aud hfe target eH
cur.ots they take place be- in fact complete sport
irs chronicle Of all sporting news ana entertaining sporting
articles 80, -, H., <o.,--.-.
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