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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-06

A H.
TO THE Observation-Disclosures OF TfE
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
| ROAD COMPANY.
I'HE Directors having declared a dividend Of THEE PrR
CENT. the capital of this Compapy nsvabIe At
the Once Of the Treasurer Nashville tennessee on
that all stockholders not received eeacsss
soek interest 70 the Is. January 1854 win bring
Oe'o'e 'na' nms' tOetsSl W. A. GLEAvEs. sec'y.
ELECTION NOTICE
oFFIcR N. & C. R. r. Co.,
election of fifteen Directors to msnare the spr. Of
"A The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company will
cembeI next stocshoders viii be- carried over b Road %
on the 9th and l0th and the ION
noyas-aw W. A. GLEAvEs, see'y
GODDYEAR'O PREMIUM GUM GOODS
received supply Of GoOdyear's Patent Coats,
nov2a 80 ]. d. 2oGILL.
BUCKSKIN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
u ECEIvED This day small lot Of quality Buck
Hov22 j. II. McGiIL
WHITE AND OPEKA KID GLOVES.
lust received a handsome lot Of White and Light
q Colored Kid Gloves.
nOv22 J.H. MCGUL
TRUNKS AND VALISFS
lust received supply CT best Sole Leather Trunks
e. and Ealoes and large lot Of cheap Styles all for
sale by Tnov29 ]. II. McGILL
dressing ROBES.-A few Robes, we'll wadded,
~ received and for sale BY ]. Il. NoGILL
/ NDEkWEAR.7-Weh have now supurb assert
~ ment Of seasOnable underwear. 1t consists of:
Shaker Flannel Shaker Knit
Segovia, Lambs Wool
Red Saxony, ArrsPian
herinO Cashmere
Lined Silk Canton Flannel
Twilled Cotton, &c, all of which we are selling at
iair rates lnov22l J. Il. MoGILL.
T'kAVELLINe SHAVE AND nUFFERS.
srs received and for sale BY ]. Ii. AcGILL
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.-JusI received another
- invoice of best style Of Shirts and Collars various
prices [nov22l j. ii. McGILL4
COLORED SHIRTS.-A small lot Of cOored Shirts,
~ fine style, and good supply ofehesp ones.
Oct2s J. Fl. MCIiLL.
NECK TIES AND STOCK.-Jus received every
IN variety Of Crayats, Ties, and stocks
nov22 j. Ii. MeGILL,
Ladies' and Gentemsn's
Furnishing Store corner of Square and College stree
DISSOLUTION.
TIE partnership heretofore existing between the under
this day dissolved, BY mutual consent.
me-. Win me sts TN all bust
no14" t. ''''' -'-' cH4s. ROBERTSON.
IN retiring from business my thanks for
me very liberal patronage received ron me public BY ooe
lGsnes Of The same to my late partner, Jas G. KoOsso9
way. CHARLES ROBERTSON
NOTICE,
LII persons indebted the late firm Of J. G. & O. Rob
requested 70 come lOr6aru and lmno
date settlement and having claims against the
viii present them for payment.
nova J. @. ROBERTSON.
OWEET ORANGES Three casks Of the above Just
~ eeived by Express,at J. G. ROBERTSON,
nou4 Broadway.
GROCERY TRADE-A RARE CHANCE. |
TOR sale, desirable Lot for The erection Of large Gro
store fronting 40 feet Market street, opposite
II. s. Frenehs
ALSO, Lot fronting q feet Broad between Summer
and High Two tha best In the city.
J. L. & Z. w. BROWN,
nov15-dl0t Az Cherry street.
FOYSs CF.OTHIN(s.
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GROCERY TRADE-A RARE CHANCE.
TOR sale, desirable Lot for the erection Of large Gro
Gerry Store fronting 30 feet Market street, opposite
II. S. Frenehs.
ALSO, Lot fronting q feet Broad between Summer
and High streets Two Of ha best In the city,
J. L. & r. w. BROWN,
novl5-dl0t 44H Cherry street
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Possess this great power of
EQUAlIZING THR CIRCULATION,


EQUAlIZING THR CIRCULATION,
And regulating ali the organs of the body natural and
healthy action.
Railways Regulators possess properties that all Other
Pills deficient and the only pills that can
be taken fof length time without weakening the sys
They always leave thes in healthy conditions the
liver bowels, hear pancreas kidneys and regular
and ready 10 discharge their era functions without re-
course to unnatural means.
Every dose Of Railways Regulators are taken viii
infase life, fresh Strength and health to The
weak and feeble body
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AS A FAMILY PHYsIc.

two of Railways Regulators viii bette,
purpose than castor OIL common pills. blue pills, Lees Oh
Bilious pills, any other cathartic, bilious, drastic purga
uves, sSts senhse. The Regulators will quickly open
the bowels, force natural PASSAGE and will leave he
whole system in healthy state.
Observation-Disclosures.
How the K. X. K Remedies raised Mrs. Sarah A. Hough
from crippled and helpless condition TO sound hesh
after the skill Of four of the most learned physicians n
New York had failed TO relieve her, Drs. Parker Reese
Warde, and MAGELLAN. 10
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Dresden, Weakly Co., Tenn, Dec. 81, 1885.
Jepha GARDINER, Of the above place. do publish that
for many have been afflicted with Rheumatsl and
the evening Of December 2h, 1855, while walking in
my yard, fell with great violence The ce bTusne the
pan very badly further certify that the above
day Mr. John Benedict, travelling agent of Railway
Co.. arrived this place. and hearing my heavy fall and
the terrible complaint that afflicted me, recommended me
to apply Roadway Ready Relief W hich did, in VI ~
time pain ceased, the swelling absied, aAd aI
now able walk without the of my cane free from
pain. have tried several other remedies, but 20
relief In extreme pain, Railways Ready Keller
far preferable all other remedies. Ii any doubts
truth cereate let Them call my residence
or write to Dresden, Tenn, and will give them full
Information. JEPIHA GARDINER.
For years Mr. Gardiner had suffered torturing pains
of Rheumatism He unable TO walk without the aid of
stick. the a9th of December he first tried The h r.
Relief the 3st could walk without aid and free from
pain. LeIAl who crippled bed ridden think
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n.
How the r. ResOlyent cured the Kings Evil after
ress crowned mOnachs failed to the suppcant
health.

presence of pmpes bloches, pustues letters rash,
ue sores painful tchings hot fushes &c. indi-
cations presence of foreign and impure humor in the
system and allowed to mingle with the blood and remain
In the system, eoupting the blood and filling the
the body impurities and ulcers will
and cover body with their repulsive presence.
The skim under these poisonous influences, becomes
erupIiye volcano, exhibiting the the disgusting
of disease of SALT cancers ulcers fever
Sores putrd flesh, kings evil and the fghul erup
tions of the skin.
Railways Ready ResoYen has cured the terrible
skin diseases and humoTs. II will never fail in the
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Harvey I'm Nashville,
GET THE BEST.
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ENOOK the FIRST Premium all competitors 81 the
Exhibhious, and acknowledged TO be the best
Pictures made in Tennessee.
CIT p Made heretofore at New York and Philadelphia
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E have In store lot Of large size Window Glass which
w will sell low.
ALSO, good of the various articles usually
found in Grocery Stores which of friends
and customers and the public generally is invited.
poy26 MOUITON q REED. 50 Broadway.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07
Turner's Ginger Wine.

fT'HE MEDICAL FACULTY throughout the Union
have acknowledged this to be Of the best family
medicines now in use By chemical process has been
proved to possess ALTERNATIVE, TONIC AND ANTI.
DfSPEPTlC properties superior to those found in
any other medicinal beverage vet discovered
THE MEDICAL FACULTY of the State of New York
prescribe it in almost debility and lassitue
owing to It's soothing effects the system and the abb
senee of all injurious minerals chemicals or acids
THE TURNER BROTHERS have in their possession
numerous certificates of its sanitive properties from the
most eminent medical men in the United States have
witnessed its effects their patients where il has been
administered in their extensive pr actee.
1T HAS BEEN ANALYZED by the most eminent
chemists of New York city and Buffalo, where the Turner
Brothers manufacture daily thousands of gallons and so
popular has it become that they hardly supply the
demand when their stills kept operation day
ald night
This Wine is acknowledged the East to be the BEST
RESTORATIVE NOW IN USE where general pros
raton of the system exists arrangement of the unc
ons of the digesveorgans braces the nerves anew
reeoats the stomach and creates appetite other
tonics have failed
This EXCELLENT WINE is pleasant to the taste and
the strctest advocate otemperance discover any
intoxicating quality in it. 1t is wholly from all sub
stances that injurious health but on the contrary
its effects the system of either nvals or persons in
robust health, are cf the most beneficial description
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07
A WI B R TYPES!
a III brOfYDeS
EnsOsvent Notice.

State of Ca orn'a County of Nevada ss-Dstr;c Court
18th Judicial District Hiram Moore His Creditors
the matter of the application of the above named Hi
ram Moore an Insoven thtor to he discharged from
his debts-and in pursuance of rdcr of the Hon Nile
So ais Judge of the Court aforesaid Notice is hereby
given TO the creditors of said nslvent be and appear
before the District ourt afores aid MONDAY the 9Th
day of December, A. D. ls.6 10 O'Clock A. to show
cause if any they have. why the prayer of the said De-
onar should not he granted and he be discharged in the
manner prescribed by law. And in the meantime that ali
proceedings AGAINST said petitioner be stayed till further
order OF said Court
Witness j. II. Bnstwick Clerk of the Court aforesaid
l.. S with the seal thereof hereto affixed this
5th day of November A u 1856
nov1lw ] II RNSTMICK Clerk
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07

DEATH OF A HuNTsMAN.-The Alta
has received from an acquaintance the
following account of ting death of John
Mullen, on the Klamath:
Deceased had gone out cunning in the
morning. with his partner, and shortly
succeeded in shooting a deer. The
wounded animal instantly plunged down
the precipitous side of the mountain to
the brink of the klamath river, closely
followed by the hunter. The latter,
however, missed his footing on the edge
of ledge of rocks, concealed by the
chapparal, and fell headlong, a distance
of some six or eight feet, on the stony
ground below. He was almost instantly
picked up by his companion, but lite
was extinct. The body was horribly
mangled by striking on the jagged points
of the stones. Mullen was an old resi-
dent of the county, and regarded as a
worthy and industrious miner. He was
a single man, twenty-five years of age,
and native of Londonderry.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07
Lost,
A Valuable Ranch for Sale

NHE subscriber being desrous Of returning to the At
antic States in few months offers for sale his Ranch
situated in Nevada county and the old road from Ne
vada and Grass Valley Inostown-l 1a miles from
Rear River and is known che Garden Spring Ranch
1t consists of 25 900 of which under good fence
25 under cultivation and Of suitable soil for grain
hay and vegetables The balance of which is good
grain and pasture land. The Ranch is well watered and
conveniently laid off Attached il is a good frame
House, 3Ox34 IL story high with water running from
good spring conveyed by ditch to the kitchen door
good log stable capable of holding horses with room
for hay overhead Also good bav barn with plank floor
l4x60 and has i'll II this time % of baed hav rails
ed on the ranch this will sell low and
TO su the pnrchaser-there will be clear title given
ANY wishing purchase would do well call
and see the property. nov7-tf-p DAWSON NICHOLS
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

x Masonic Notice.-The members of Nevada
Lodge No. l3 F. & 4 Masons, will meet in Regular Com
munieation the Masonic Hal Kidd Knox's building
Broad street, Saturday evening, November sth, at
O'Clock. A general attendance is requested.
BY order of w. G. ALBAN, WIN.
Attest: T. p. HAwIEY Secretary.
TT Democrat please copv one time oct3l-2t
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07
RAILROAD HOUSE
a 90 ...:..s.::ss ..s.:s.::...s
Commercial and Clay streets,

NEAR BATTERY SAN FRANCISCO.
'HE stranger will easily distinguish this Hotel nv oh.
BILE from all parts of the city, ami from tie balcony of
which most beautiful view of City Bay and surround
ing country can always be had No other Hotel in the
city possesses the same advantages
rms Hotel is first class spacious four story fire proof
Brick Building running through from street to street
hereoy insurng the greatest possible ventilation safety
ana convenience 1t is lighted with gas with water and
al modern improvements every story situated in the
most central part of city; is the most cea ny and
BEST KEPT HOTEL the Pacific
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES to keep naco with
the times enables the visitor better md more eco
nomcaily at the Railroad House than elsewhere; prices
being suited to the means of all
10 ard and lodging from 81 to So per day according
meals and rooms selected
The visitor is entitled the free inspection of nmor
large and beautiful views along the Panama Railroad
roadi ~
~ Baggage taken from the landing FRFE oct31 3m
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07

a,5 BRIGHT STREAK OF GRATITUDE-The follow
appeared some months since in the San Francis
co Citizen without the knowledge of Dr. Young We copy
1t as complimentary tribute of the most sklf,
physicians that ever made this his residence As II
was entirely unsolicited and made public without tho
knowledge ofany but the writer it speaks volumes
should be cut out and pinned reference 10 any one
who should unfortunately be similarly situated
10 my afflicted Fellow Men."-Beng about to leave
the state of california for my home in Mchga wish be-
fore leaving to recommend your that great bene
factor Dr. j. G. Young was the very brink of tbe
he stretched forth his hand and saved me from
death For several years had been troubled with com
peaon of diseases brought by bad habits aggravated
by exposure in the mines which had INV
TEN and undermined my constitution that have oen ran
templated suicide Borne down BY rackinc mains n mo
body dizziness in my head eyes pains and misery n
my back and hips WEAKNESS in legs evil forebodnr,
together with confirmed melancholy / considered nv
best friends worst enemies my dreams were friohtfn}
and at times strange phantases took complete
OF my mind was fast hurrying to nsanity-that yyor.,
ofyng deaths In this state friend and partner in min
ing business approached subject and advised me
70 go to the Bay and see DR. Young did and thank od
Ior Ut Dung examined my and told me he could
cure me shortly after commenced taking his medicines
my troubles began to decrease and in three months wa,
perfedy well Take my advice al you that are afflicted
anu c1h upon him. for he will be to euro you for he
mas cured several OF my acquaintance after they had br
come discouraged by being deceived by the huniJues OF
.he Gay both by Nr1ercan and foreign vagabonds Nv
hear eaPs tow ards him with gratitude for his benefits
me- laue-3mJ CHAs. F. MAyRouE.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07

~ Among the recent Russian appoint
ments We notice that Count Orloff, rep
Eesentative of the Gear at the Confer
ences, has received the title of Prince
du Berg, with the appointment of Gov
ernor of Finland; Count Woronzoff is
made Field Marshal of the Russian
armies and Prince Baraiyuski, Governor
If the Caucasus.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07

The FRENCH FUGITIvEs TO BE RE-
JRNED.-The President has transmit
sd from Concord warrant of extradi-
ron in the French fugitives case. 1t
authorizes the arrest of both the Grel-
eFs, Parrot and Carpenter. All ofthese
parties but the latter are now in the
Eldridge street Jail, in default of the
requisite bail, in the civil suit brought
0y the Northern Railway of France
against them. They will be delivered
up to the United States Marshal under
the criminal warrant, and will probably
be examined before one of the Commits
sioners to day.
Before issuing the warrant in question
the President consulted Attorney Gen
eral Gushing and Secretary Marcy. we
understand, who both gave opinions in
favor of the legality of the proceeding ng
under our treaty with France
NJ Townsend took an order on Satur-
day in the civil cause to show cause
why the name of t'elicite Debut, i'm
pleaded as defendant, should not be
struck out of the record
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07
- Baron Vieux writing from Ne,

II Baron Nieux writing from New
York City says:
''Of a rainy day it is fearful to see
the fair of Gotham cross IL street, rather
trying to the constitution if one is not a
New Yorker born | took it in install
ments of ten minutes duration at first,
bnt having become acclimated as it were,
| stand it pretty well, when braced for
the effort. From lady friend | learn
that the reason the dress is held up is,
that It's the fashion to have the what-ve-
may-call-ems trimmed with open work
lace, or something of that sort. ! dc
affirm that within a fortnight have seen
more No. 3 CATERS and combinations
than could be carried in the '.Senator'
IN single trip from "the Bay" and
more edging-well, I've dole The
women do not dress much here oh no
[ have great cause to be thankful | am
not married. If was, | think 'twould
BIC economical to blow ont my brains at
once.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07

~ A new Irish peer has been crea.
@ed LII the person of Mr.. Burke Roche
who now holds the title of Baron Fer.
moy.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07
Sslerif,s Sale.

virtue of an execution iSsue the Hon District
- Court nth Judicial District in and for Sacramento
County to me directed an delivered Judgment
ec IN SAID Court on the 3D. day of October, A. D. 1856
in favor of E Clark & Co and against John Briers =
Mc rs Davis for the sum of seventeen hundred and
76l00 dollars with interest on the said sum
OF Si3 10 from the 3d day of October A. d 1856 at the
rate OF ten per together with all costs
su herein taxed at S3l 4 have levied upon the fol-
lowing aeScroed property, which at. ach
od towi eerta House aud Lot upon which Is bilt
Snaatea IN a'hiagton, Nevada county, aud known as
d. 1856, at ocl ck N in front of the Court Honse
IN Nevaia city, w II sell all the right title interest
OF salu John Briggs MeFseans Daris in and to the
ABOVE described property at Public Aucfie the high
est pdher for cash to satisfy said Execution and all costs
1856 Wv Wpr:iir
Sheriff Nevada County.
By William Bufterfeid Denu.v
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07

@A St. Louis paper says that the
sgrasshoppers have eaten up the entire
tobacco crop of Franklin county, and
the last that was heard from them, they
were seated on the corners of the fence,
begging erery man that passed for cher.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07
N o TICE.

saae If California County of Nevada-ss In the after
Of the Estate Of w. w. WRIGHT decd In Probate
Court
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT C X HOTAL-
1N ING will make application to the Hon the Probate
Court in and for said County Special term thereof
&C held at the Court House in Nevada city, MONDAY
NoVEMBER 17TH A. D. 1856 for Letters of Admins
ffaton ofthe above named Estate
sy order of the Court Tsss 7th day of Nov. 1856.
AHssr: II RoSTWICr. Clerk.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07
The Table
Hotel dc Paris,

B 7 NJ A D A NJ E @ 81 A Z Y Z l.
.Sa5nnA The above named well-known House situated
el1M on Broad street. of Bridge No 73 offers
s.T good accommodations boarders and the travel
sS ing public The who lie establishment is entirely
throughout and the are large and airy furn-
ished with excellent Beds, ard furniture match, and
the table is supplied in style unsurpassed regards
quality and quantity
Ladies and families offered a pleasant and COM
Portable home at this establishment
The undersigned having been literally patronzed by
the pubic at the above House for three years past
safely appeal to her cid sustain her charac-
ter "a lanlady, and the popularity of her House.
septl2tf MADAME CHAUVEL.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07

~ The London Globe says, semi.
officially, that the Dean of Carlisle is to
be the new Bishop of Londoh.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07
r. T. AL & co

u Ii a IL 0 ~ u
33 Broad Street. t.......N Nevada.
0FFR the trade the largest and best selected stock
~ of merchandise to be found in this city, at the lowest
market prices for CASH.
All Goods sold by u, delivered Free of charge In and
PROVISIONS.
Billings Hams; New YORK and Boston Sugar cured DO
Greg Hams Oregon Bacon.
porA in whole or hf Barrels New York Bacon
California and Oregon smoked Beef
Ihos Hope Co selected Orsnge county Butter.
Jay T. Adams =
Lard Flour
GROCERIES.
fal anl complete assortment of all descriptions
ALE & PORTER.
Tenhants and Byass in qts and pts
XXX New York stock Ale in hhds and half barrels
brewea expressly for the California market.
CIGARS & TOBACCO.
Gentine Havana various choice brands
Domestic, various choice brands.
Fruit Tobacco.
Let Her Rip Tobacco.
CASED GOODS.
Adamantne and sperm Candles Soar
Assorted Jeies, Catsup
Pie Fruits, Lemon Syrup,
wolfef Aromatic schnapps Pine Apple syrup
:anteh Wine. strawberries
Hook Wine Pine Apple.
Siaret Wine; Fresh ppIes,
thampagne, heidseick. Pears,
Champagne Munn's Cabinet Ounces,
Raisins, Lobsters.
Ginger Wine Turkey
Nermouth. Chicken,
Wormwood Cordial Green Corn,
Masashine, Orgeat,
klrsh, (ider
Raspberry syrup, Oysters,
Strawberry do Pickles
Brandy Peaches, Blackberries
LIQUORS & WINES.
Old. Pnett Cartileon & Co. Brandy
Lsazerac DeForge.
Brillioun
Louis LIE Burton a:Co Vintage 1905.
Vim Louis.
Berco Trioehe & Co.
J& Fl. MarteH
Marett g. 60.
lhampagnc United Vineyard Proprietors
L.. seignette.
Meders & Wolfs Swan Gin
Jamaica and t. Croix Rum.
New England Rum.
Old Reserve and Bourbon Whiskey
Scotch and Irish Whiskey.
Old Tom
Pale and Brown Sherry in wood and glass
Old Madeira in wood and glass.
Old Port in wood and glass
For sale by
TEAL & co.
.n. 33 BROAD STREET.
a,lgl2-ti Nevaia
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07
UNITED STATES BAKERY.

Pine Street First Door 6elop Kidd Brick Store.
NHE Undersigned having rebuilt and fitted up their B
kerry on the site Of the old stani prepared
to furnish their old customers and all who may give them
leah with Pies, Gales, Boston Broa Bread and GraAep
Bread superior quality.
Fruit, Lemon Pound and Sponge Cake. Wedding Par
ties Families and Restaurants supplied with every
ETY. of Bre0d dad Pastry usually foud in York Bak
cries at wholes ale Prices. DREIFOSS SLEPPERT.
Nevada, September 18th, 1856
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-07
DIED.

In Rushville Indiana septembar 5th 1885, f P. TING
LEY aged % years. youngest brother of G. B. Tingiey Of
Nevada, California