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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-09

K. A. HORNE, IS. WILLIAMS JNo. A FISHER.
JOHNSON, HORNE Il CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
Commission and Forwarding Merchants and Storers of
Cotton and Tobacco.
"nsr Of Market and Rroad lSts., NeshreLs Tenn
.f uly &
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NTOTICE.-ON FRIDAY THE THIRD DAY

n AIDA1 Ia Il
y of March next, at the late residence of George W
Martini ST. deceased Toys Bead of Duck River about
eight miles East of Ceneve Hickman county Tennessee,
will sell to the highest bidder on a credit of twelve
months the purchaser giving note with two good free hold
securities resident citizens of Hickman county, the follow
ing properly, viz Some likely Negroes to wit-Two Men
two Women and their children, Horses, Cattle Hogs
Farming Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
ian-Sw5t GEO. W. MARTIN,
Exao 70
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Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Resui
lVaplxiV RaclleiS.

T'HE Splendid new Passenger Steamers Steamers SxA
CUMBERLAND VALLEY, II. G. McCoMAs =ssssesss:ss
will make regular trips in the above trade leaving Nash
vile every Tuesday at O'Clock, P. M. Returning, VIII
leave Cincinnati every Wednesday, at o'clock, p: NJ
The above boats are No l. aud Differed by expe
ri enced business men, who will be thankful for orders for
merchandise and promise to give satisfaction to all who
NAV entrust business to their care. -
dec27-tf. JOHNSON, HORNE ~ w.
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LANDREFHS GARDEN SPEEDS.

n me THOUSAND PAPERS, new crop, Just received.
~ warranted fresh, &C. comprising ali the varieties
usually brought TO this mlgket-ESfra Early Peas Early
May Peas SIX Week Beans Glove Onions &C. &C. BIZ tho
gallon Also, Cabbage Beet, Onion &c. BY the pound
Jau29 - j. G.. BROWN. q college ST.
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LEASDER D. STEVENSON. ROBERT L. WHIT
STEVENSON IL WHITE,

LEASDER D. STEVENSON. ROBERT L.. WHITE.
STEVENSON Il WHITE,
No. 50 College Street,
TTAVE on hand large and desirable stock of STAPLE
] j AND FANCY DRY GOODS, which they will sell
vrv cheap for cash in order to reduce their stock before
they receive their Fall purchases All of you who like good
bargains give them call laugh
WE have hand large and beautiful sockofdies
w DRESS GOODS, such plain, check aud brocade
Silks; Silk Robes, Berages and Berage Robes and a large
lot of beautiful French Muslns, all Of which will be sold
extremely low tor cash by
aug+ STEVENSON WHITE
ERENCH NEEDLE WORK.-STEyENSUN 4
WHITE have Just received very large stock of French
Needle Work. such Collars Sleeves Chemzetts Hand
kerchefs, Edgings lnssrngs, Ribbons &c. which they
ar6 selling at very reduced prices for cash. aug4
HOUSE-FURNiSHING GOODs.-We havejust
i received large stock of Damask, Linen Sheets and
Linen Sheetings Table Damasks and large lot of Plain
Linen Napkins and Danask Towels which will be sold very
10" for cash by LauS4l STEVENSON 4 WHITE
~ ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
VI All yon who wish to purchase Cloths, Cassimeres
Vestings Linens Patent Shirts, Linen and Drilling Draw
ers Half Hose Linen and Silk Handkerchief Gloves and
Cravats, call in at STEVENSON & WHITES No. SO Col
lge street. for they selling off very fow for Cash.
der to make room for their Fall Stock. aug4
MEDICINES, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY
vi tested during the past year BY many of the most
spectacle citizens Of Nashville The advertiser Is permitted
to refer 10 Mr. Samuel Watkins whose servant cured
ola most nveterate Scroua Also the servant of Mr. j.
been cured twenty of Bone FelUn Mr. R. H. Joness
cured Of Sore Eyes, ate- having been under the
treatment Of two Of the most distinguished Physicians for
eight months, almost totally blind.
At least one hundred respectable persons in Nashville
and IFS vicinity be who will vouch for the great
benefits Of his course Of treatment without the use Of the
knife mercury.
Cancer, Scrotula Rheumatism, Fistua Mercuria Dis
eases Ulcers old Chronic Diseases Sore Eyes, and all i'm
purities Of the blood.
Twenty years Of constant Practice, fifteen in New Orleans
prior coming to Nashville Those Interested are res.
pectfuy invited to CALL and consult free Of any
charge,
Office No AZ Union ST.. near Cherry.
novl0-ly. EDWARD THOMAS.
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OkFEk fer sale 500 Of very rich LAND IN Stewart
Il County, fronting Cumberland River opposite Dover
about u OF MILE 500 superior bottom Land about
40 or 80 acres cleared the balance finely timbfrcd line
Iron Ore Bank recently discovered on he Land.
ALSO. 400 acres Of LAND in Lewis county, about 80
miles Southwest frOm Columbia. All finely timbered ex
cept 30 TO 100 cleared fine power nexaausibs
si0ck range Also, superior article Of Iron Ore
said Land is about or miles from the Tennessee and
Alabama Railroad, and viii make iEe stock farms
and viii be sold on liberal terms exchanged Tor proper
" in or near Nashville.
AIAoO---A FRAME HOUSE with 4 or rooms ami 10
Of Land, adjoining Gaan on the Louisville rna1
formerly occupied by Rev jesse W. Hume
Persons wishing purchase any Of the above Valuable
Heal tstaie WlH apply toe address X. W. BROWN
y Ra, Esr.f 49,
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NJ have for sale the Tract of LAND on which Wu
MeSurray lives, SIX andahalf miles from Nash
VILE near the Lebanon Pike containing 211 acres finely
improved with fire Stone Quarry The tract will re
divided to suit purchasers, will be exchanged for prop
eTiy IN Nashville for Negroes. This superior tract
q land. interior to IN Davidson county Seventy
acres N timber will b. shown any person by Esq Nc
Murray feb5 - DAEI3S 4 PORTER
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oIOHE, Cedar street, near the Post Office Nashville
tennessee We respectfully call the attention Of Gentle
men 20 zoe dvantaseous arrangement that have
" made for he purpose Of furnishing them with clothing
superior quality at much lower than has heretofore
been charged by similar establishments. The part
ner M ID Clifton residing and remaining continually
IN fhiadeiPia having been for many years engaged in
the purchase OF material aud the manufacturing OF Cothng
IN the Eastern Markets. gives decided advantages which
We are returning 10 the benefit of customers. With dis
arrangement and the price principle, latter
selves that we shall be able give satisfaction all who
may favor Us with their patronage.
- Making to OTdeT.--We have in employ one
OF the most experienced ard superior in the United
States and VIII work TO give entire satisfaction
Our stock Of Goods hand Is large and beautiful com
prsing al the latest tye5 Of fabrics introduced Gentle
men VIII please call and examine stock,
nov4 CLIFTON & ABBOTT
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MEDICAL.
=. EWIN BROTHERS,
ta9ai gsi4-lr WHOLESALE VI
D r U 6 @ | S I S,

No. Z, North College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
uTOULD respectfully inoim Druggists Merchants
w Physicians and Manacl urers that they have again
commenced the DRUG BUSINESS in the nea building ON
le near Church street. and intend combining themselves
10 the WHOLESALE TRADE Their stock is nearly ea .
tirely fresh one and they determined make both he
prices and qualities satisfactory They eer sale low Ior
cash time to punctual men
$40 gallons best Winter Sperm OIL
soc Tanners OIL
1865 pounds Ind 20, of prime quality
boz 1l4s8 do Madder,
$50 do Extract Of LogwOod in small boxes
10 40 do Coehneal
65 do MuTiate ofTin;
1850 do Alum;
400 do Refined SaIpeire;
loco do Epson Salts;
$50 do Gum Camphor;
1890. do Sup. Carb. Soda;
~. 30 Gro NJ Lanes VermiCge;
10 do MIanes Liver Pills;
20 do Fshnestoek's Fermitlgei
Ie8doz Mustang LinimeDi;
Too Gro wood box Matches;
$50 doz. MasOu's Backing;
eS0m G. d. Caps;
pounds Red Lead-dry;
500 do White do do;
500 do Letharge; sf
1000 do Eng. Venetian Red;
200 bush Kentucky Blue Grass Seed:
-st IS boxes -Ronu's Scotch Snuff, in packages
ia1s "a do CARROTS do do;
50 doz. DO in bottles;
As do Maecaboy Snaf in cots;
500 boxes Window Glass-asSSorted;
4e00l los. Putty
\ $50 pounds Pearl Sage;
10 do TapOca
$50 DO Gum Arabic;
Sc doz Cod LIVER OiI-Rushton Clarke { Co.'S
60 90 SeidIets Powders in TN boxes
SO do Soda;
50 posnds Calone, English and American;
10 do Hydrodate Of Potash;
2l5 do Spirits Nitric Aether;
Sc do Aqua Ammonia;
20 do S4r. Iodida Of Iron;
Schsefielin's Extra Powders and Extracts;
Physicians Pocket Gases Instruments Of various sty es
Physicians Pocket Cases Of YIals-a large vaTitE;
AmpGaiing, Dissecing LythoiOmy Trepann;Es and
Midwife Instruments, in cases;
Medicine Chests-a variety of styles and sizes.
- Feathers, Beeswax, Ginseng. FaxSeed, SC, taken
& .te highest market rates foctl3-tf
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THE splendid new passenger steamer, ses
L II. r. W. HILL THos. Newell, Mas fs-e1.--slzSH
ter will run in the above trade this ssS9Irs--sg
son, leaving Memphis her first trip
Saturday, the 22d Of October. The HILL connects at
Memphis with the Nashville and Memphis T. S. Nail Pack
cts and will give through tickets from New Orleans to
Nashville.
The splendid passenger steamer JOHN SIMPSON, will
leave Nashville every Wednesday, at n, with freight
and passengers for the Hill.
oct6 A. l.. DAVIS, { -aSe"''
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SOIaEtEIiNG REV.
fENHE SOUTH NASHVILLE FURNITURE
Il MANUFAChU RING COMPANY, oferingi
= 5splendld sortiaen OK Plain and Fashionable Fur
II nitUre at their Depot Market street, Thomas n
s.sSzsanew building, between Union Hall and the N,
square, which they urer 81 prices suit purchasers, "
bub at WEoc sale and retail They intend give salissc
ton 10 purchASeTS-work warranted.
CAL and examine their stock. Orders for Work attended
wl'h despatch K. H. GR00MS Pres't
VIZ NANCE SscY sep[Ir
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11+te h fasliEasl and F5iifbi steamer
at Smthland has been thoroughly
paired the past summer and will resume her regular trips
under the command of Capt JEEsE JOHNSON between this
port and New Orleans the first rise of water and
tnue until the closed. FOrfreght passage ap
ply 10 JOHNSON d WEAVER,
uoyl2
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A
Wy FERREi. A. NJ, begs leave to Hi0gn the citizens
w of Nashville that be has opened small Select
School in very pleasant in CO5pers b1ilding.
the Music Store which IS aug aHy Of The branches
Of regular collegiate course bu designed especially
for Mathematcs and the Physical Sciences and for Book
Keeping by Single Double Entry. Penn sHshp. &C. lie
proposes to limit himself to pupils aud be has had
considerable experience in teaching, be FILTERS himself thai
he will be able give general satisfaction and respectfully
solics patronage he viii not any pupils Who
have not made sce progress IN the ordinary English
branch.
TEEyis.-S > o. per month
REFsEEScES.-W X Bowling. N D.. and Rev J. b.
Ferguson.
From the many testimonials which be might produce. he
begS leave to offer the following extract:
MARSHAL CoLLEGL, Pa, Aug. 9Th, 1872
am happy to testify thet Mr. Ferrel while connected
with this Institution, distinguished himself by particular
diligence and success in Mathematics lie went over all
the Mathematical aud Physical course, and resolved
Der of problems privately, which exhibited than
usual acquaintance with those sciences
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$50 REWARD. .-.t

$50 REWARD. .- ..t
DANAWAY from the subscriber the night of "a
HI the Bird inst, his negro boy AMOS. He is about "a
20 years of age feet 10 inches high and weighs ~
about $50 pounds He is bright mulatio hasTstraIgh
hair and blue eyes, and will doubt attempt to pass him.
self as white man. He raised by Mr. Ocsey, of
Sparanburg District and purchased by Capt james
Bonds of SpaFanbuTg G. ii. He is pFobaiy lurking IN
the vicinity OF that town. may attempt his escape
free State He rode eft sOrre horse ten TIVE, wears
old WHICH has both shoulders caused BY warts
and shod behind, quick in gats and steps short holds
hne head Is sunk very much above the eyes and nelues
to DO spitefnl. The above reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS
will be given for the apprehension OF the boy and horse
the boy to be lodged any jail in the State All expenses
for keeping the horse will also be paid. ss..
NswberY, S. g. July, W NEEL.
aantA
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NASHVILLE, JUNG 2s. 1883.

NASHVILLE, June 2S, 1883.
Col l.. p. CHs yruAN:-Neor Sri have been using
he teapng and Moving Machine peten,eu,ed by Manney
OF Illinois, which offering the citizens Of Ten
1ts LABOR SAVING MACHINE. 1t works
and RAPIDLY The amount cnt per day will depend
principally upon tie speed OF the team If the team can
rave -four miles per hour viii Reap Now fifteen acres
hours II entitled 10 the confidence of the public
Respectfully j. SHELBY.
l. LF Bradley, managing the farm Of DIR. Shelby
make the following statements We have had for more than
week. one OF Col. Cleathams moving and reaping
machines havetricd III clover and grain blown and
-led and state h il and cuts cleaner than the
- the blade, and that viii NOW per day much IA
hands and reap al least twentyoar per day
june2g-tIw l.. T. AULEY.
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Saint Louis and Nashville Semi-sV eekIy Steam
Packets.

ALEONIA.- .NAPT. JAMES MILLER
SALLIE WEST CAPT. J. v THEooP
FsNHE above splendid steamers will 1az17-' p
i mence their regular trips the first azYs.fils3f
rise in Cumberland River, and continue in
the trade during the season. leaving Nashville and Louis
every Tuesday and Saturday p NJ For freight pas
sage, having unsurpassed accommodations, apply to
A. HAMILTON. AGENT.
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Seize Upon Truth

wherever you find IL. We offer medicine which will not
devour yonr stomach Il will interfere with yor regular
food, it will prevent healthy assimilation Of your di
gesye apparatus but it is powerful external smUlaBt,
which opens pores of skin excies the absorbent
system, penerses the muscles and tendons and
lgamenis of the parts which it is applied, producing
blood through the Parts, stimulating
reyivying and building Up the dea4eRed It's
cues to which tits applied. .
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BETHANY C0LLEGE, VA, July 5th, ls4f.
This Is to testify that Mr.. terTel after severe and ex
tended examination in Latin Greek, Mathematics and the
ply steal Sciences well Intellectual Moral Phoso
ply mertoTiOusly admitted 10 the degree OF Bachelor
Of Arts Mr. Ferreis standing in all his classes highly
respectable and the MItEemetc department he had,
for extensive and profound knowledge. no superior.
A. CAMPBELL. President.
y. Bile also teaches night School IN which is tangh!
principally Mathematics embracing PERSPECTIVE Drawing;
Shades and Shadows &c, and Book Keeping and PeumaE-
ship Apply by day at night his in Coopcr's
building.
Terms - = 90 per month. rfeh3 Aim
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saaREcy2S EseaDer and
TaGgyeu,.

REFER the Farmers TO the statements below made by
Dr. John Shelby and L. +. Bradley. have seen it in
operation several times am satisfied Gifts great utility. As
he is advancing, now offer those have hand for
$500. l.. I. CHEATHAM.
jme29, 1888. Nashville Tenn.
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~ ENTLEMEN,S FURNISHING GOOD

VI All yon who wish to purchase Cloths, Cassimeres
Vestings Linens Patent Shirts, Linen and Drilling Draw
ers Half Hose Linen and Silk Handkerchief Gloves and
Crayats, call in at STEVENSON WHITES No. 50 Col
lege street. for they selling off very TOW for Cash.
der to make room for their Fall Stock. aug4
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Now FOX BARGilnS.-AS WE VIII
~ move into the large and gnficent house erected L
Mr. Licbbaun on College street. about the middle of JAM
any, will dispose Of present Stock of Goods at Cost
for Cash. wish 10 have few goods possible TO
move idec3I) w Al q McCLEiIAND
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HOUSE-FURNiSHIkG GOODs.-We havejust
Il received large stock of Damask, Linen Sheets and
Linen Sheetings Table Damasks and large lot of Plain
Linen Napkins and Damask Towels which will be sold very
low for cash by laugh STEVENSON & WHITE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-09

II you suffering with any ofhe complains
this remedy and after you cured recommend it,.
The greatest medical the age say, that The
External Treatment of diseases is destined create
history of Medical Seenee Another writer
sths is fast commenting itself to The Aedca
Profession"
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LSO RICH SILK DRESS GOODS.-Magni'
"A fcent Plaid Silk; Raw Silks;
Beautiful Poalt dsiI Scotch Piaids;
Rich Changeable Silks; Stuart Plaids;
Black Broche; Rob Roy Plaids
Italian Black Silks; Highland Plads
Satin National; McGregor Plaids;
Rep Silks; Paris de LANES;
Black Armure Silks; d" Cashmeres;
Radzimer Robe Patterns
AISO-Enrlish and French Merinos of all colors
Purchasers of nEw RICH and really elegant goods, are all
respectfully invited to the exhibition Of -
JOHN K HUME,
oct2 No. 81 College st.
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CTEAMER e. HOWARD..K.l;
= NORTHERN, Master.-This splendid s. - Ss7fissss
steamer is now in fine order and will run as fzssSss
regular packet during the between this port and
New Orleans She will leave the first rise of water
For freight passage apply to
nOvq j. x X. lEATMAN, Agents.
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lD0lNI VEIN Ia flfSBUNS.- 49,, -,
CElN 20 tbs day an Invoice Of Black Poiht ~,
attention ofour friends. We ASK The
dec3l A& G. NIcCI FL I Az,
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w ". FINN'S WALL ap1PFS...
w. PAPER STORE, No. a, fGlSnssa..A..-
Market Street, between Union and S:fT, noSI1
the Square. Several and beau 0x1I1 ~axsssf
Psper just received great variety of Gold and Velvet
Papers on hand and cheap Wall Paper every description
~ Paper hanging promptly attended to and well done.
W. w. FINN,
noNl7 Markell street hefneen ITninn and Snnnre
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PHTIoToKEN OR FEMALES FRIEND.

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-25

Two BOYS RESCUED FROM CAMAScHE INDIANS.
Last summer MIS-. Jane AdeiInc Wilson, and two
boys. were made prisoners by the Camanche In
dams. They were captured rear Platoon Hill
post in Texas. The escape of Mrs. Wilson, aGler
enduring gIelt haIdships and suffering. has been
published, aLl q letter from samuel O.. Holmes to
the ST Louis republican gises an account Sof The
rescue, of The two boys. MpHolmes writes on the
llth OF February, ftom Fort Mashita. IN The Choct
ta~ nalion:a 50 q g hTR
Two days since boy about twelve years Of
age, Calling himself Geo &c. Washington Wilson.
was brougol IN rtar here by Aaron Brown, an in.
telligent, educate,i Chicka aw Entilan. who lives
near this posi-. He had been out with s1me Sha s.
nees for the last four months, trading Cor mules
with Can anclieS. They found this white boy,
with the Cananches. IN q very destitute condition
respecting clothing. having but few rags on his
person. Aaron Brogn ~, with the characteristics
nohleness of heart peculiar 10 his tribe seeing the
while boy in captivity and badly used, proposed
10 usde some goods for him. A few days passed
before the trade was conclultd.a After giving
several hundred dollars OF goods for the boy
the Camanches wanted TO draw bargain. thinking
they could eAtort more. as they perceived Brown
wanted the boy. few days since heard from
Fort Arbuckle. situated sixty i've niles west OF
:hls post, that " hi,e boy lad been aLr7usht in
there by some friendly Indians, who had brought
him from the Camanches lately. This boy proves
tote the brother-in. law OF Mrs. Wilson. showing
that all the caplives are now safe. Steps will be
taken to restore them TO their friends. a =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-25

CALrEoRSrA cREDlr.-The credit of this State
Is likely TO suffer fro,n the neglect on the part of
agents TO provide for the paymsn of tn. inter-
,sSt ON its public debt. The New York Times says
that the last steamer from californla, brought no
acknowledgement from the Governor or the State
R1rTsasurer 10 the Banking firm in Thai city who adj
vancedthejanuary interest on tEeir Pu lie Debt,
siAfsr the default of their owl agents This les
= son vi mol be thrown away in any event. The
house, Duncan, Sherman & Co.. can Afford TO,
GeaIit row. while the debt Of the State holds so
ineonsideraole relation 10 the general magnitude
of Pubic Securities. in which they, and all other
bankers of spectabiIity in the country. feel Just
PRIDE Of credit. The experience might have beer.
bought at much .dearer cost hereafter, when CAL
sitornia piuages into the railway system, ami un-
dsrtakes. to spild her section Of the Pacific Road
by the exercise Of her credit. Is ,-i.