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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
SScips sSerfef1.

SIM Ssnat bss Staats NswsS SerIey, IN bas g..
qucrsS sSertgtss@elsB nit 10 sreen 9 Stimmsn
ocrlclen sesanssn. Die Ndifstrts Srsunbe
MAIDEN nun ben Ssrfu6 etn Gsfb poIFrt ,u Zee
tcmmsn, pUnah eS Dem Splf iiberluien wrreen
iol, Sur4 Stiutmsn gu entl6eipen, pb 60 Gin fol-.
DIES @eFs baben nil Uesr ni6t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
Gin aHoerer eamrrihausr pr0fsEibirt.

Dac Bsrt tsr profcriptipn esbt INNER in
WaldinetOn NOD ppran, unp es pirp nur nod
cine trr;e ;Stit bnilsrn, 70 rrp fein eiHjSsr gntes
rfansT Elm 9Imt mstr unter fer jesisen SsGhtis
l6m ReBieruRs paIelbit balten. gIn Wittprf
febte 3 arnep Gurgon, Der oterite 3immers
man in tfr gIavp garb, eiren gmrrigaurr. gas
mems 12sG i >, engineer in brm 3immermanas
GsYar!ewRDt ob, unO srnanrte Sugb MrG a f.
reg, einn GErtIarn SattplIf4eH an
IsInr GtaGe. SErT RcGas mar in ben Dtenlien
prr @srintsttn Stadtsn fir IL Sabre, unp purer
bIpB tfsrfgcn atssIctt prl ge9laGbt wurpe, sr
ir! Gin ,,9h6t8piher' !! gGea labs bic Guilcs
tine nur ortfiten. Sale rfrrrn f4 4eFsntliG
antce angeIcgsnBdten In @aI8metpn bVEuU5s
ilsQfn, unb ME Sam 5OuRpn nsulidb iaste, zee
perben Iebr sisle g8eGIet In feGr sielen tleinen
Sinesn pprfaaen. ."-gta3 bem 4ten Rdr; 1856
wtrben sLmeritanifte Sanbprrter nift aus @r'
trt frrt9etrieben psrben, UNI 8aum fir GiriI4e
RGmiItb SntbcltI6e Al mahen.n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

Tcu.Orleans, 20. Srtt. Der bier ansss
fcntmenr Strantsr SriSata Bat Radri6ten BON
Scra GrtB pom 22Iten unb ron ber 5auptRaSt
NerjtO pom f7ten iiterbraHt. Die 3iesclutipn
I'M Suren f6ritt neitrr Spr. &sle 8raierunsss
trupren rorcn iibersrSansen. Der General Sas
Ircia mar In 9bnpaueingU ron 2660 RetsGen be-
Iasert unp mar rrm 8srbuusern nat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
gar;lnl MN QNhir.

gu Columbus, Stio, To man lsit tcm eJaGy
1888 nit BEN 8ali surS Gaptpiiumt be0rfen.
G8 il rod, nidtt Ftyts UNI bic gluSIiGtcn fir aud
ned inrNsr frlt1 pab s3 nidt itnca scarntct
mtyt-n .-igt Ea3 G,tlp, irslttrs bster taSu
ssripilliat mprSm ii, beIailt Sd gu her Summ,
pen S606,575. gpehn petIrnpst, piro tieS has
Sct,ii3fi6fe Gtant5.Saut in hen' @rvrui9tm
Gtdn.fu itiG.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
nR-Gtn gBaihinatpn Gcrrriprnpcnt Nfr .Nat.

G9~gin g8aIdmstrn Gcrrslpcnprnt Her :, Dali
tp girrS" 1T in sinem lanaen Sdlreitsn gu Gun.
Zen BON unfrrm tclrttrn 0oup. SaS. 9el
Il fir bic nS6ite pEfpentsn1ear GerauSsctcm"
men. UcuScrn6r 9plIcd tat pislr parmc 6rsuns
be, mc rs icIltr uns gar ntt wunprrn wrnn man
tbn Su birirr Stcac-bis crbatsnlte in rsr 8slt-
auspIbIen piiree.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
Scr aBertb eincS a'1enfdJ enIeb tn
California.

Cine Sil 1T in bic California Gsiessebuns stn.
letrndt iprt6e serprcnrt, bae irrnn Ssmaup ietn
grtrn auf rinrm DampftpUt psrlrrt-raS teet
wrnn rirS pura NotlSsisfeit Der Gcmpasnir 9ss
ldiebt,-To lnl tflaste Gpmpn9nte bic Summr
prn $4,000 paFar tc,ablsn. gerlicrt Semanb Gin
9tin 70 1T Die GpnlrnSnie srrpFidtrt cafir $4,000
m tssablcn, ,ub serlert man eiusn grni, 70 rrbilt
Der llngtGdliHe $4,000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
0rIntnnrn.

Sn belber SduIsrn Der Delapare @eIfboetune
II Scr einisen Saaen ebenfals en 9iquSrs sSertctss
@eicb paffrt. DaIIeIbs srbt ami frn SUM, tie
burftisfe Set i'm sansen Sa6r, in 8raIt Dies
IL Der rRe StIaSenrStaat Der Elm icldes @eIrb
po1IIrte
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

Cey-9m Senat ririeS staots itrsat Sr. 5rei
an 2tcn RSr5 Sittitriften scn 9c&a unp Scr
tbamptrn, tittenc fir bic Naibrtlns rr6 2lmtcs
cines Gauntp S6ul SuperIntrnrcnts. Gs lnp
strIe icl6e SittI4riiten dllsrpSrtS i'm Sfaat I'M
llmlluf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
@ef6rberms Der eanSpirtbfbaft.

Gin Sil ID bic NiFcuri GsIrbsebuna Saeirt,
rcnad cine iepe @derbau'9 '9rIeuI6aft sl00 sum
Stnnt srbdIt, fir jece $500 bic ouf anbere g9ei.
Is suIammsn setra6t psrren. Redt fcn, laet bic.
Jc 70 pirI gluben triasrnSe Gfielitaftcn SsBHris
untCriiiibt frrrprn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
1nilAr H1Gnfs-

Die ptlbe @SnIen batrn i4cu lebte 0p6e bus
3rusnib otsrsebcn, bdb has 6riibiatr am tcrans
riidcn III. Man Bat gu Bottom perldiepcne 6Id,
sc 8cieben, bic lid mad rem glcrc-SSeiten sc5c'
acr hdtCu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

Durd raS 3ufaGi9e 9Ctsebcn elmer 8anrnr in
S6usltiG Suesn, am 22feu 5sbruar, purpe ci'
nrm iun9cn Nanne Namrns Scbn Shannon cesr
Dnnnins cine Sanc abscrllen. @r ipar nit ea'
ben Der &anrne trsriHen ais bic pericn, welds
ras 3dnblU6 SubisIt. bic 5anb wr9,cs, unb baa
lln9liid rrfrIate.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
Die Rrlnifhrn sserbrc der.

Der 8sfsids Gsfanrte su SEoI6tnstcn, rsi'
CERT lidb bic 8crtrr6sr, reIfe ntulib ron Selgirn
beber aeiantt prrren imS, pisSer ;miid,uieupeu.
Scrr Rocr, 0iojor Sun Der Start 9icugUrf, sss
pentt nun pirielten Ouf Soften jsner Staet wisHrr
na6 GntGgrpcn ;urGdwlrnesn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
OrIIc4i

Jiaae z. t11Gauler, Giq.,.scn GbSmsrrs,
burg, 6rantlin Gauntg, bat bic gnSrlm9 alt
Saupt.S6rcitsr IN rem Staats'Drpartru,rnt cr'
hOItcn. Gies ica gang trlcnrers cine PcpuIarc
GrnenRtlnr Ietn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
9ypit.Gfhs Rdnberei.

Tboma6 :. 1paIton, rim GIrrf in hrm noR,
amt 3u Salem, Stir, unb Jefepb 9. 1Oil.
fen, Scbn bes 9ritmetRert, finS neulib arrettrt
nereen, o'tf bic SIa9e raS 9uitamt trrautt gu bas
zen. Sic iinr rtipa 90 Sabre alt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

Bag 8ptarnbeS II cine Sie rer Staatrn in
prl6en SiquUr Ssrtrtas9eiebe in Strait fino =
Maine, Walaauletts, 8bcbs Gilanb, 8ermrnt
Hisccnln, Connecticut unb Snbiana.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
Stpcffpn ilnb 6aDucr.

Gs ttitsbrn brrsita II GlutS in 9btlarelpGit
pclae bon @tdunsrn Sulammensslcst III, bic Gcm
Stpdton BON 9leusSerfty als prGFesnt.
GontiSat, unb !Ssrr q a5nsr son RcrbsGaro
lnd, ale Gieeprrfpsnts. Ganbibat Spr;icbrn. Sit
YbIltsrbia tdsIide Sun" ipriht R9 rtsnfatlt
su Omiten tisie1 Sidcts aus Ssrfdrrt baB BIZ
Gunbibn!n tas 3utrdusn prs san;tn 9aprsS Der,
Cirnen; uup eitt es ais ibre Wsinung, baB br
elmer Ufenen @merifanlden Organization, rief
GaHeirhten ale Staatrn Der sanJen Union ira
GEN wiiyesn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

@cus. 9pIlo bat bic SiG, rrelds ben Ser
tauf BON bsrau1Asnbsm getrdnt AM Spnntas ser'
ttetst, am q 6sbruar untsrIdrisbn. -Dtrirltt
gebt am 1 item glpril in 6ralt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

HD- Die Ginrobusr pun 8atb, Rurtbamrton
&auntp, nn6a, gtnlprud bet unierrr @elsbesbun9,
fir cine 2tfte, welfc irnGs Stdrt2eR in cine Ses
rough inecrrcrirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

Yrefont Nicrce bat ON lsbten Mtttrp1 bic
Grncnnuu9 res Itnt @n. g8tufclb Scptt
gum 0irutenorts s@cncrol rsr 9lrmce Der @trcinia-
ten StaatGr, 3uirl8e ctncs vurtsr pailrtsn gcltB.
e2, nn rrn Sfn0t her @wetnjetsn Staatrn ltfrs
iarct, uEe tfr Senat Gat bic Grrsnnuns elm
tmm I q teltitiat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

9n her Snbiana @riebsebuns ii man aud nibt
"bcHer bran" ais ME in psnniyISanitn. .-glut
Srrludfi enen GerciniSten Staaten Senatcr 81
errpdblrrb taten bisbsr febl9ei6lasrn, unp man
Slaatt pnB bic 9htslieber cer iegisen SBln9
nidt i'm Stnnbe fnh, ff auf rinsn @ann gu Srr'
einigen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

paitinston, 81. 8etr.-5rn. Scntcn'S
5auS trannts beute as. Das Ototiliar purrr
gersttrt.-Ssi Der birfigsn Staetrpabl taten bic
&npts~ ~girtbinaS srfrSt Ssnat srrfa9te li6
rii III IrGter Stunrs tcuir 2tfrt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

GaS IhIlapclgba Defiant ii lrBte gDr6s in
Or. Sagres @rbippe, in rr Tcd Stoss
vulr9t rcpgetr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

Setrti5.-2luf wel6' l4amlole gDrtIe Der
Staat YcnnipIpanien pur6 Die GonalsG GcmmiF fare
unp ibyer llntcr9etrnrn tetrosep pirc, baron
siett na6fctente &tatla6e frn tlarlrn gepria.
Die 6. 6. trrrtnetrn benz Stnat fclgenbe
Summen fir Srembulj, baS auf Der 9rrtases
gNsrtatn prn SclItpaYsbur8 na6 SObnStown,
IS Mteilrn, srrtrau6t purtc.
suisse S 19,2l7 so cts.
"1S5t 26,174 rs -.
1852 t07,269 %
1853 t06,6i3 II
gia ipre aus bieIcr glnsabe erIebrn, pab I'm
Sabr 1852 Scrmal mstr fiir pol; bere6nrt ipurs
be, ais tas SaGr HUrber, unp Rap i'm ud6Rrn
Sagrr bic anssbl6e Gpniumatirn nod um metr
ale tauIsnb Dollars iiirs, ptl6rn in bisIen bel.
ben Sabren bic Gentrdl.giitnbabn cine Strsds
scn 20 0tcilm nit bren 2uermptpen befubr unb
sllc tbr Spl, pa;u serbrau6te. g4rr BAT nun
nas Spt; pbrr has GjelO empfan9cn2 llnb wer
rirc nod tfbagptsn fprlIen, pab bic tffsntli6m
gpcrte Gin ghIeen fir rrn Staat linb ?-SuI6auer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-06
PERRY COUNTY
Gen. LEWIS CAss.

Agreeable to appointment of a portion Of Il e
Democracy of Perry county assembled in the town
of Linden, on Monday the Goth day February, 1856,
for the purpose of appointing delegates to attend
the Convention to be holden at Waynesboao' on
the 18th of March.
Resolved, therefore, That the following gentle
men be appointed, to wit: William N. Baker, Ber-
ry G. Rickmsn Hugh Depriest, Thomas B. Whit
well, DR.. James H. Kin,sey, DR.. William Mont
gomery, Saml. R. Laird, 6. B. Cragg, J. P. VIII
helms, F. H. Kimbe, William o. Britt, A. A. Alex
ander, D. H. Mcdonald, ]. W. Fitzpatrick and Geo
3. Pettigrew, who are vested with full power and
authority to cast the vote Of Perry County; and
should the delegates fail to attend said Convention
we authorize and empower John McDougal, Esq
of Waynesboro', to cast said vote.
Resolved That we, as party, in expressing our
preferences would recommend to the consideration
OF said Convention DR.. Samuel B, Moore, Of Cen.
terville, Hickman county, Tennessee, believing
as we DO that he merits the entire support of oul
party.
Resolved, That in the event he is not the choice
Of said Convention, we will give our support to the
nominee.
Resolred, That a copy of these resolutions be
sent to the Nashville Union and american fol
publication, and that all other democratic papers in
said district please publish.
On motion by B. G. Hickman and seconded by
G. B. Cragg that we adjourn sine die.
ABNER COLEMAN, Chm'n.
W. n. BAKER, Sec'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-06

WAsHIEaroS, Feb. IL, 1862.
DeAR SIR A short time before the death Of
Gen jackson, | received note from him inviting
me TO visit him for special purpose. did so, and
found that amongst other things, he desired to
put into my hands the sword which he Used st
the battle of New Orleans, for the purpose of de-
livering it to the late General Robert Armstrong,
as testimonial of arm personal friendship, and
as an evidence of his high appreciation Of his Mill
tary services aud his patriotic devotion to the honor
Of his country. l delivered the sword as request
ed and it was kept by Gen Armstrong during his
LIE. Since his death his family have concluded
that the n1c s. proper disposition they could make
Of it wonld be to present it TO Congress- to be
kept as q perperusl memento of the brilliant
achievements with which it IS connected. For this
purpose the sword has been forwarded to me with
the request that would present it to Congress in
the name of Gen. Armstrong; family. Il has oc-
cured to me that could not more appropriately
discharge this trust than to place the sword in your
hands, ald TO ask that you will present it in such
way as yeu may deem most proper. The known
rela ions, in public and private between General
Jackson and yourself as vel as the constant friend
ship for General Armstrong, seems to me 10 rem
der it eminently fit that the presentation should be
made by you. l therefore place the sword at your
disposal, and respectfully request that you would
undertake to carry out the wishes of the donors,
am, very respectfully, your friend,
A. o. P. NICHOLSON.
Gen. LEWIS CAss.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-06
SHERIr SALES.

DY virtue of three orders OF sale to directed from
ID the Circuit Court of Davidson County, will offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash. at the Court House door
in the City Nashville the l4th OF April next all the
house and ot situated iu Balch and Whitesdes addition
to Nashville, fronting on Sewer Street on McNairy line
and ado ming the rst Lois sold out in Nashville and aso
feet font running back the depth of sixty Eve feet
being the 10, conveyed to Polly Haley, by the Clerk
Of the Chaqeery uni by deed Registered in the Registers
Property CT IoIy HdEev and in favor of John T. Brown
Brown and Mccullough Erasmus Cheek. Sale within
lawful hours 4. b. BIGLEY,
March c. 1850 Sheriff OF Davidson County.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-06
TO THE LADIES.
LESSONS IN DRESS Cutting

AIRS NJ. E. THOMPSON, Union ST. Opposite Odd Eel.
WI lows HALL has the pleasure of announcing the Ia
dies that she prepared to teach the admirable system
cutting and fitting Ladies ard Chdrens dresses SO
cessfuy taught by Mrs George The advantages of this
sbste the old methods of cutting TO dress max
ers especially great saving of time the certainty of
accurate and elegant IT. the adaptation the cutting Of all
descriptions of outer garments By ladies and chill
dren and not the 'aIs its smpcity-whch will admit of
its being thoroughly understood in two three hours
Ladies respectfully invited to call and have lining
% soeI OF 10 c x
Mrs T. carries dress making berstoore and posses.
es every facility for making tie order ali the latest styles CT
dresses DC. Feb %, ls55-lmtw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-06
NOTICE.

S hereby given to Michael Nyman; Jacob Nyman John
i Nyman; Elisabeth Cupp (or Buck formerly Elizabeth
Nyman; Susaunah Thomas, formerly Susannsh Nyman;
Eve Snyder, formerly Eve lyman; Aun Thomas formerly
Ann Nyman and the children of Gertrude Snyder form
erly Gertrude Nymsn, namely Mrs ReeS Mrs Marshall
Mrs Pencil and Mrs Sroheeker-heirs ard legal repre-
sentatives of Wyant Nyman. late Of Chapman Township
in the County of Union and State of Pennsylvania That
BY virtue of writ OF Partition Valuation issued out of
the Orphans Court Of said County of Enion direc-
ted Inguson will De held the premises at the late
residence ofhe said Wysnt NyInan deceased in Chap.
man Township. aforesaid Friday, the 4th day of May
next at 10 o'clock A. M of said day. when and where you
may attend ifyOu shall think proper.
mar6-6t JOHN HESSLER Sheriff
Sherif,s 0fi:e, New Berlin. Union County, Penn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-06

them golden opinions, and we cheerfuly record the
esteem in which his services are held.
Der remarks are necessarily hurried, yet we can
not close them before we express our sense OF the
energy tact aud ability with which Messrs. b. r.
McGehee d Co. have discharged their duties in this
matter.
We have other matters in connection with this
road to comment upon, but are forced TO delay
them until some ether occasion-- Winchester Dem
0cr0t. M
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-06

ID virtue order of sale to me directed from the Cir
ID cult Court OF Davidson Ccunty, will offer for sale
the highest bidder for cash. the Court House door in
the City of Nashville on the l4h CT April next ali the
right title and Interest that z. A. Baowe has in and to
certain or parcel Of ground situated in Edgeed in
District No. IS toe same being the conveyed to him
by WI Moss, bsgiunu stake in the line of Spring
Street. 20 feet from the South West corner Of said lot E.
and the junction Of Bell and Spring Streets thence Es
along the line Spring Street "a feet thence at right
giles, North 200 feet to twelve foot alley thence West
with said alley 10 stake thence at right angles 200
of Davidson County al Nashville in Book ls Page 81 lev
led the Property of r. A. Baowe, and in favor Of
Aaron Wright sale within lawful hours.
BIGLEY
Mtrch 6, 1855 Sheriff of Davidson County
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-06

An IMMENSE TERRIToRT-Our whole territory
East Of the Mississippi is not quite equal to that
West ofthe Rocky Mountains, the latter being 81
02s square miles, and the difference in its favor
4,633. But the vast country between these two
natural bounds, the Mississippi River and the
Rocky Mountains, is nearly one half larger than
either of the other divisions nsed aud two thirds
of beth together
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-06

~ The New Hampshire Election takes place
on the 18th instant, and more than usual interest
attaches TO it. since, in addition TO the Governor
and other State officers, and members Of the lower
house Of Congress who are to be chosen, the Leg
islature now to be elected will have the choice of
two members Of the United States Senate, to fill
the seats vacated by the death of Messrs Atherton
and Norris For Governor, there are four candi-
dates, n B. Baker, democrat; James Bel, wing;
Asa Fowler, Free Soil; and Ralph Metcalf Amer
icsu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-06

a- The New York Times contains letter
from Kossuth not at all complimentary to thiscouu-
try and its people He says in effect, that " e
were ruled by old fogies under Mr.. Fllmore's sd-
rninstraton, and that things are not whit better
under that Of President Pierce. Kossuih is no
doubt considerably chsgrined because we failed to
take his advice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-06

| SEwANEE Coal RoAp.-Tuesday last we fulfilled
long delayed intention, aud proceeded to examine
| this work. The trip was a most agreeable one,
and the time passed pleasantly in the company OF
| the worthy contractors B. F. McGehee & Co. and
| their gentlemanly aids.
| The trip vas delightfully."- varied by magnificent
| views ofthe fine country which stretches of from
the foot Of the mountains as far the eye can reach
until in the distance the spires Of Winchester glitter
in the heavens
The work Of building this road has been heavy
very heavy. The road winds along the western
side Of the mountain, following its deYstions and
So Of course, has taken FAR time for its con-
struction than would have been necessary TO build
straight line, on a level country to the same point
In many places there are very heavy cuts aud deep
embellishments, requiring much labor for their ac-
compishment. Many Of the hands engaged on the
road have been discharged, the work, save in some
three or four points, having been completed. Long
ere our farthest readers glance their eye this
sheet, the clear mountain air will have ceased to be
mingled with the sui phuric odors Of the digger's
blast, and the cabins of the Paddles will be vacant
Butfve or six Gays at the outside were necessary
to complete the grading of the work, and 1t will
then be ready for the iron.
Complaints have been made by papers remote
from the work at the slowness Of its progress
These have been made from ignorance Of the amount
Of work to be done. and the various causes which
have contributed to retsrd it. During the last Sum
mer the cholera broke out twice on the first and
second sections of the road and it was only about
the middle or last of October that it was posi-
bic to induce laborers to go to work on those sec
tons. This retarded the work some three or four
months. Yet the contractors with the energy
which qualities them peculiarly for their position
have kept up their spirits, and gone ahead, until
now, they ready to hand the road complete
over to the company that the timbers and iron may
be laid.
Should this Departmental conducted with proper
diligence and industry the iron horse will send his
steam neigh through gorges of the Cumberland
mountain, which since the beginning have slept
untrod and undisurbed by the march of science and
the echoes of the great motive power-and on with
its roar and shrek it will bear comfort and glad
ness to the lordly mansion and the humble cabin
alike.
Mr. Henry McKeen the "walking boss" OF the
road, is deserving the high esteem in which he Is
held by the contractors. Constant untring and
entirely devoted to his duties be has gained from
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-06
Mireh 6, 1856. Sheriff of Davidson County

DY virtue of an order Of sale to directed from the
ID Circuit Court of Davidson County will offer for sale
to he highest bidder for cash at the Court House door in
the City of Nashville the 1ih Of April next all the
right title aud interest that Jane Shaw and keber Shaw
have in an to certain Tract of Land in District No. s.
about 80 Acres the Property Of Jane Shaw Robt Shaw
Mary and J. W. Shaw bounded as follows: East by Nc
Iver the South by VIM, Ogyie on the West by James
and Alexander Watson the North BY VIM 0gilve and
VIM Dickson, and decided to the said Jane Shaw by B..
NJ Wheeler in Book Page 500 and in favor of S. s. Bell
Sale within lawful hours. f. b. BlGLEY,
March 6, 1855, Sheriff OF Davidson County.
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DY virtue of deed of trust executed to me by James
d NJ Stanley and duly registered in the Registers Of
fee of Davidson county, shall expose to ale by public
auction for cash. al the courthouse door in Nashville on
Saturday the Gath OF March, 1885, all the right and title Of
said Stanley to Co Lots IN tie city Of Aa&tU and known
Lot No. IS, in the plan of lots laid off by Hansen,
and the other beginning at stable the Northeast corner OF
No % in the same plan both Of which partially des
cbed in the deed registered in Book No IS page
5ls and 51e. LEANDER BlGLEI,
mar2-st Trustees
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THE
RudimentS OF Architecture & Building
For he Use Of Builder, DFa,,g6ts,aea AaeIii,s Esy
E6srS dItd Asrhahics
Edited by John Bullock, author Of The American
Builder"
NHw EDITION RRYIsED. 12No CLoTH
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Edited by John Bullock snthor of The American Cttq
Builder"
Nsw EDITION RKySED. limo CLoTH
From TIE Astg York Tribune
Seyeral valuable treatises different branches AZ tb
oretca and practical architecture are contained IN 81
comprehensive volume They selected from euoArr
writers the respective subjects aud from lucid and -
sirucive the leading principles Of architectural
science. IN previous edition the work issued in two
separate Volumes which combined with Tie add
ton Of much matter and many engTaEirgs Tie
praet cal directions the part Of building which oecupy
ing large spsee in the work. present variety Of details
which may be consulted 10 advantage not OnT By the
chitect and mechanic but By those who wish mend Their
own experience BY the kuow!sdye OF others IL the con
siruction Of dwellings"
From Tie C0Urier and Ea7Virsg.
'sThs volume embraces tia History Of Ru5u,snts and
Architecture and Rudments Of the Art Of Building; two
separate works. revised corrected enlarged and nsir
ted with engavngs The Orders Of Architec-
ture is by W. H. Leeds the Styles Of various Countries
BY T. Bury; the Principles Of Architectural Design bT l.
l.. Gsrbet; Greesu Monumental Remains from the Art
Journal Glossary Architectural Terms by the Editor
Says the Editor We have dealt freely With snihors
carrecting where they mistOOk - extending where W.
thought they not eeaT-curtsng where we imagined
they pruGse in their remarksand rejecting those
Illustrations and slus;ons which possess interest to the
American reader
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