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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-26

WHEAT-In Iowa City, Iowa, wheat was selling
last week ct 20 10 90 cents. AT points the Upper Ms
s!sspp river selling OF IS u 10 cents At Chcsgo
Is quoted at 70 cents for spring wheat On Tuesday OF
ast week l4o freight cars on the Rock IIand Railroad
ftghted with wheat, O. me into Chicago The Rock Island
pspers that good deal OF wheat had rprouted that
utyhborheod.
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CAPTAIN HERNDON'S SwORD-THE La
DIES HERNDON FUND.

from tue WAtnlnEtAn ULlOn, sept ~
Tho sword and several boxes containing eecs belong
ing to Lieut. Conn., Herndon were placed by hi before
be le this city In the kee ping OF Mr. James NEG lire
they now have melancholy interest 70 all beholiers,
and remind them Of his gallant and humane services
rendered 10 the women children Of the Central Anne
rca In saving them from the pers OF the wreck. The
entire country ID awaiting with intense soictudo for fur
tier ticngs OF the noble seaman, tn re still being
OF hope that he rescued frepdls ship Bat
should appear beyond the possibility OF doubt that he
pe,shed on ma, awful OCCASION then We trust viii be
carried Into effect . suggestion VI ladies OF this city,
namely thai throughout the Union contributions be made
by heir toward placing bis family In comfortable
crcu Instances This wsuld be substantial token Of gra
ulude for the generous self sacrificing services which
ne rendered 10 the women and children, whose safety
when the loss OF he steamer became certain the rs
Object OF his care
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Steamer Kennebec, Hand. Philadelphia
Steamer Westernport, Berry, Portland
Steamer Westchester, CLARK Providence
BELOW.
One ship and two barks South Of The Hgslands~
SAILED;
nip D Metcalf, New Orleans.
WiHd 1t sunset Ssh
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wss Tie Oldest and oousdcred Of The very bsss
puruess the hne. He had been the line snoe WIS
nrst started and with Mr. Aspinwa up 70 We dase q
consolidating the lines, when he wss rsneferred % ".
LAWS employ He W. about 20, and biz broshsr, W. Il
Hull. aSo1t y ysass Of age
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WHY THE NAME OF THE CENTRAL
AMERICA WAS CHANGED.
JSrKp STATE NAL srr.xSup Coxp.wy1

TO TIE EDITOR OF rHs HIRALD.
NunersI Inquiries having been mate through The
pubic proSs the OF change OF the
the steamship Central America, and effort having
made In quarters 10 create the impression, The
purpose was 70 impose Upon the public cid unses.
worthy ship rnder q and mere attractive zane, am
iDduced sAie Inc rrecse circumstances which led 10
&c change.
Hr Geo law AZ enc OF me trustee. Of ths company vas
originally chrsed With tie pcloual pernencercs o, hs
ccns'ru 5ion Of the thip, ard rron her completion
given 10 her visnon the intervention Of the
regular seton Of the Board vas jsstly repaired
honor 70 any man that srch shp saoud o.s; mir
Mr. LAWS Interest 10 his omrsny IN The year
1874, arc tho trccsccng Beard Of Tr1.iees not
ss.re q any csin which oord be ssso-sod Ia b, behalf
-. the snip sksud colnue W bear b.s name Il vas
coroiDgy chSssco By permission u the Secretary Of ,ne
Treasury and IN conrcrance with me &C, o. Congress,
Thai ~ TIE Certnl AmcEcs, the later being deemed
E0re appropriate IN vie~ q he wnca
are wsg employed,
MS l. asoe 10 Ne LAY 70 tlse the, he vas no, con.
srlcd ~ re~p,cl 81 tho change Of osmc aud any dc.
sgn u lrsed u TO be infer oil he inn Jsont q a. Ina
nuoh ~ toe character of Inc snip in ,eswo loness sad
Popularity ~ never al any time greater thar III the
mtni me change made, " conceivable
0 the parties coroerrej cooi have utep1sd ina, the p1p
II may not be Inappropriate 70 add th.. me ship sas
regarded 30 staupch aud seavtrny tnsl this company
Of her lo.s here not dollar OF nsarsssa her,
although policies oou4 have been cGocled al toe lowest
currtn rtlef 81 A steamship risk,.
We do not complain Of the scrutny whi3h II gvcn 10
every Gre msance ptcged With TIT, a.rophe such
scrutsy 10 natural, necessary arc j1. With this OK.
plAnsuon submit 10 zoe intelligence u The puolc
cetegnbc vheihsr The assertion OF Which &c complain Is
not guile baseless The ser tns she encountered
the hurricane, Which worked her desactOn became her
name had been charged.
We lave suffered . gricvous pocunisy on 10 ,nis
hesrtrereirF calamity, ard dpssd ia3tsle every
dspAssonaie inquiry 81 10 10 cAasc, but ve claim
~ al q ivsoe that pfei1ios ana rol be perm ei
to arse from Ccumstanoe gro int out n The person
relations Of Vie OWE o. the snip and In wse
pected With Ter teawurhincxs
We ssAin ls.srt ina, .bsn Tho ship lsf, Tie por, Of
New YORK sbe slAunca sac res-sriny Asy ship
afcsi and we hhve been enable 70 II cover sny crcu
sArce " JUSTLY The corcusion tai tBe ahuv Sc,
uL the morning or the Ca yftoes "a her loxs Agtnss
1c gse ard IA CasuAlien 20 ESQ. o. " icr
q me Beard q. RJREKrS, Prs'deGa
ADJOURNED MEETING IN BEHALF or TUE
SUFFERERS BY THE CENTRAL AMERICA.
me committee mel yesterday afternoon, at NO. 16 Az
lAnuc Buildings, Wal suecl-Poleush Peril, Eiq 10 TIE
chalr
Ar examination " The clair Of gentleman gobg u In
dana req led IN az allowance OF $50.
NJ lose repoted collections 70 the amount OF fifb
ifer rome desulory oouyersaon Tie meeting asiJurn.
I'd v Cclcck on Monday neri
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r~r sr sew rsrS. s.p,.sse-r No. issy.

r~r sf sew rsrS. sspts~e.r No. IssS.
ULEARyp
g,eamship Bslic. CeuistocE Llverpoo-r rollns.
So no% con aa'R sags
sh,p vhsron, Mos Csv-sson-J u Bro-erkco.
rs ss'y as.s. iopsa. aS ssf so..
s s ssS.1 e e Ls,sa w Bi 90
tchr v,ar, Hsmmnnd Aspinwnll -Geo 0lney.
sssr otsTcp' Krasss wlmin, ton ssss~s x,cne
sSS, 49, ss-SSs saw gs.ssr SoJ sls
s schr Not seael fewtcn hleianars- MOI seae,l
sr jar sss.. ,s s.,. ..ss
= eamer Frapkin. Colnsry BALTIMORE
ARRIVED
days, -1h pe,s sd psss-necr. % racs %. Had
ss, issT ss1s.5 r. rom a'
i.g toe ,.,s nrledo from me ysrd, q inst IA ~ lon
sS sft .1 rsr o. ssff .po ss' SSs
H .ss o. Il p ruin o;' T sarSS s Charleston ~
DAYS VIII WHIST Ac Y ysa srani s,.eS. Had very
ish, during vscb lst fore op.s fore,opsalsn b
gsSns o9s .,s%ss sss Ne and rssr
Durinr the ,slcs bss damaged ne c.leo. :
us s . ecs 5 u; % Cape 5fout .sr n1 m
seST se sc'R @s s' a s to
dss win psyil s-res master ism inst OF osp. late
"a. saw The deck o,aesmer supposed belong se Cen
SER r.r.son, ylEi.ms, Be.uot Nc, lOesyA
Sclr Vrrrigrs Ryder virtnis
tcfr War Fleu. 20 son Virginia days
sehr Nsuthefner. 3elo~s, Baltimore, 10 lava
kehr Phsrco Arusrut Dl Philadelphia for rew Haven.
sehr Tho~sa Potter. er Phade phA for Providence.
kchr Globe, Homer, Philedelnhis Tor Warren. 81.
sehr Jams lawrfpce, Allsn B0.ton. days.
hchF SaNFAurn, Eelly. Boston 6days.
tchr Cspe cod Edredge, rHa'ham
SchY olivia BuEion. Williams nghon.
tcer John sullivan, flnn y, Furv ich for Virgtnis.
kchr Rev ZEALAND 1hmtoo, Nee Haven for Phiadelpha.
Schr Robert smith Wilc "A, Portland Ct
kohr Lawrence, srhnson Porisnd, c.
schr N Drummohd, foY wits ndle from wreck Of ship
Clara Rrcckmsn, sthoru A. equsn.
Scbr Isddra Wsirg vita mdse from OF ship cara
Bro sman ~nore ~ squan.
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TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF COMMANDER
HERNDON.

AhhlNoroN, cvpS9mU0r =, AoOt.
me ofnoer Of The Navy and Marine corps In his
caty-betwesn forty and my In numbsr-Aeld meeting
this evening 70 give expression Of their feeling ct the
ununsy loss Of and to pay tribute Of respect 70 tho
memory Of their late brother ooer, Capt. Hernion Com
modore Snubrick PRESIDED aud Commanders Rogers
Page acted ~ secretaries Appropriate resolutions
adopted; among them the following
Resolved, That while we prefer 70 the widow and
daughter heartfelt coincidence and the OF
readiness 70 main tain In deed tho sympathy which
have underworld 70 enforce In words indulge the hope
that the wives and daughters OF all professions
brethren will operate with Ia contributing TO them
that material aid OF which they have been beref In the
los Of our gallant brother officer.
Resolved, That = monument be crested ri the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, commcn orative Of the crcuu
stances Of his deah not only due 70 his memory, but 70
inciie 10 mutation Of his noble conduct
committee Of appo nted 70 carry tho reno
lutons into effect.
ADDITIONAL NAMES OF THE LOST.
Char es II. Tuck, son OF Samuel B Tuck, OF New York,
was passenger on board the Central America He
seen and talked with by Mrs. Caruther OF the ladies
savec by the brig Marine Mr.. Tuck had been absent
nine years the dA, he was lost, having sailed the
18th Of September, lSis In the ship Mary MITCHELL from
Fall River
uEDNnnNfe CUnDn-NIE T A
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SEwsPArsR ACCOUNTS.

IFrcm the Mexican ExirAordlnsYy.1
The Soritor Ia mild refutcs the reports which
ve teep cirou',ct 70 the eec; that decided
VA .o1n IT, be ace in favor cf strong osstvsl govern
ren and In opposition 10 The Constitution exs,ns
Tr Journal says the reunion OF rohcs whin took place
few nights siros n the municipal aoe bad Tor Us OBJ
eS the dcrAuon o. me proper st 70 be taken 70
TIC htraldo Of 18th August Announces that several
liberals from pueblo have arrived In this cSpa petition
tue supreme Executive 10 intcrfere In the Safe govern
mer OF Pueblo, sl,gnr great wrongs 10 the adm nis,rs
tor 81 he Affairs o. ns Safe under ~ constitutional
resny. Th. looks ominous. Ho- long will It DO before
the hosrals 81 an th.r sac do hkew'af
The a,es dsies rom Yrcatsu are 70 The lssn August
The evostior,s.s 10 ,hs number CT 800 hs taken pos
sesiiun o. Csmpeche They hal seized veste With the
extended 10 olher parts Of the state snan house
s'cu"d Il csuiing the revolt
Al about srny rinric. pat eleven O'Clock w. the
ION August, tont rhscst of m srhq1 ware u tos
Wiley. The movement aommcnced with perpentisn lsr
shocks and relspscc INTO oscrpg notion The shocks
ccriinucd for the spice OF sbou, minute aud nsr
DnEg hH time The gre, buk of the pops Of ths ~
wire tnrosn In rrg.i sasc 81 alarm The coIchmsn IN
The streets ttopped her cslsg 10 knet Many peore CT
OIL casses sere upon htr knees 10 the street, and
under al the heavy door and archir e., whs VI
houses continued rock and FRO IKE ,bi D. que,
hsrbor. LAMPS ard oner articles that we're suspended
were thrown sbcst 10 The most violent manner 90 mush
30 hstheir cquisan uv no, perfectly restored or the
OF quarter of hour after yards We have heard
CT no terioss osnsge hsvng been done
Thc earthquake Of iho 1870 FELT a Taxcas and also
ko'ela This makes IN extensive dtHict In which lie
From q copg Of telegraph dispatch rub,hed in tho
Bo,tir Gmsrcai OF Vera Cruz, and which In said W be
only samrlo Of many dispatches received In thai oily
ron ocmner5ir hounc. Of this pace led 10 infer
hsi ho roads arc considered unsafe for the transportation
Of soods from verscruz this capital me cause of this
ur,afety n in the uuubor on rcbbe, on the HI
We lean from srod Authority here that the
has snosi entirely rut sop 70 the trade Of this cty with
the inferior This melancholy sise Of Affairs for Mex
Loo We hope the government will not lose Tine
ns has Toe necessary FUNDS, 70 put wholesome check
present the government, really no, me ability 10 do
better
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-25
VALUABLE LAND FIR SALE.

And by A. H. ROSCOE, G. W. HENDEKsH0T and
STRETCH oct l-dtW&wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-25
AerOSene oils.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.


DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(SECURED BY LET fBRS patiently
II RR0SEEB ILLUMINATED OIL. The light obtained
IA sm this OH exceeds IN brliiancy that any other oil
or nuid heretofore discovered; is ineXpl0ve, and will
main lLmpidi In the very eoldest weather.
The Company nd rs lamps best adapted
OIL, the kerosene Lamps, manufactured BY following
parties Messrs Cornelius & Baker, also, DSott, Phua-
dslphia e. " Haughwaut Co.. 4ss Broadway the Brook.
lyn Flint Glass Co. No. 73 Broad Street Messrs Detz
l2 William Street, L. MERCER 16 Elm Street, H. I'd
wards, A street, Y. Samples Of different style
Lamps can be at the Once OF the Company
KEAosREE LUBRIcATIEs OIL 80 l. PTepsred suite the
finest: aRd all other Kinds Of Mschnery burns brilliantly
Locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps and all the ordinary
Solar and Hand Lamps and stands greats degree cold
best Sperm OIL and admirably adapted 70 Railroad and
Steamship use,
KKRoazsK LuBRIcAT1Ne OILs No. e4a. Superior Lubrca
and will be found 10 posses advantages any OIL
the market at preeswIll b1rn-and have been
prepared the Tequementsof Railroads others
KRRoszSR BIENAcLR OIL Prepared expressly for Shps'
aad will be found admirably adapted for OF Steam
SHIPS Men Of War; Merchants Vs ssels River Graft
and burns In all the Cabin Sateroom' Cinnacle FOease
Lamps Signal Lanterns, DC.
Binnaols Oil will remain fuid long best Sperm and
will burn all night without requiring 10 be mmed and ad
vantage that win be obvious TO every ShipmasteT.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from Wholesale Oil
Ship Chanders Druggists, and GrOees In New York and
regularly appointed Agents of The Company many
the principal Towns and Villages OF the United Sates the
Canadas ana the island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rules essb-
nshsd by She Bosrd of Trustees,) application to
ADSTEN'S
GENKRAL AsKETs, KEROSENE Or Co.
No. so Beaver street, N. "
NIB. Circulars with full particulars testimonials prees
&c, g.. will be forwarded on application as above.
juneS-ly. IA. WI
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Bragg'S Improved Liniment.
DIR. BRACES ARCTIC LINIMERT.
BsVe you the BRONCHITIS7
Have you the NEURALGIAT
Have yos the Ia R or TOOTHACHB

H.
Bsve you the BRONCHITIS
Have you she NEURALGIA
Have yos the Ia R or TOOTHACHB2
may rid yoursef entirely Of these distressing evils
by the useof DR.. Bragg's Arctic Lnim. Mt.
Aroyou sffe ed with oid ssresf
Are you suffering from old bTusesf
Are you enduring pains from sprainsf
One bottle OF he Arctic Lniment viii surely give relief
rheumatism is sdreadful complaint
ScTofuia a lHathsome di ease!
Cancers very alarming!
Yet such the wonder vi healing properties Of Brsggs
chronic Rheumatsm Scrofua, and in time kill that
most stubborn OF enemies to health, the Cancer.
Why will you endure ScuTvyG
Why will you suffer with the Piles!
Why will you submit TO ChilblsInsf
When BY using Arctic Lniment you may find pc rma
nent relief.
The Arctic Lnlment the discovery OF the arfamed Dr.
BRA6 g. of Saint Louis, VITO since seyerng his con
necuiOn with the celebrated Mexican Mustang hni
ment, has the OF mis- time the study which
has given to the world Lniment which possesses even
healing quality. In this he has been success
O-' ORIGIN OF TIE NAME.
WheI Dr. Kane unde- the auspices of the Unted stat es
giOns the nerlhhimsef medical man-aPpied 10 sew
era scientific ply cians Tor prescription that should eDR
ice Among others Doctor e 6ragg then visii
east, Who after many tals procured his kUBEFA-
W .s accepted by Dr. X and used by during
deru voyage discovery. Hence the origin Of the name
A'''' IiD'DIi How IT Is RECEIVED.
The very announcement Of this medicine has been re-
of permanent da received at the manuse
tery while expressions of gratitude borne 10 them BY
every mail. - -.
The ingredients Of the Arctic Linment OF the most
costly kind, while the is bestowed upon com
pounding them by member the company, no makes
personal examination Of every bottle put up
FARMERS AND LiF rLEH STABLE KEEP
ERS.
The Arctic Linment also sovereign remedy for Hor
ses and Mules afflicted with bruises, sprains, wounds
scratches sweny spawn. bone, big head, poll eV
No person ming mules should be With
out it, toT is viii cute them.
Ii is put up IN 25c soc and 81 bottles. Ihe50c bet
Ties and 81 bottles contain 50 and 100 cent mo re n
meDn proportion their cost, and the cheapest Ev
cry buying dollar bottle OF BrAgSs Arctic Lin
inentw be furnished with Emersous United states Jour
mai for year by filing up the eerhe TO around every
dollar boe and sending 10 Emerson, 81 Broadway,
New York
Fer sale by Bragg BurrOwes, sole proprietors,
st. Louis Mo.
W w BERRY & DEMOVILLB,
Wholesale Agents.
And by A. H. ROSCOE, C. W. HENDERsHOT, and },
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-25
The Excelsior Corn & Cob MN.

AoJast rere vsd the highest premium the great Ma
GOIal FAlr elLouisye. and also tho 0no state
s, a. CINCINNATI over The Littie Ganf star and sage
II Is adapted TO crushing Corn and Cob Rye Oats &c,
of ssees, and Tor gfiLdnK for family dslisriss 6e
surfaces be renewed a. eosi o. three dol
Mil. 49,
Fufnhed complete with pairs 0f Er7dng rings for
any dOlais Travelling AGENTS Wantsd 70 sell The
Mills, j. G BALDWIN O. 90
oct 2-d-tvAv2m 81 olteEs ~ saviils-
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HOSPITAL OF THE
State of Tennessee.
SAM'L. l., WHARTON, N. 10,
Physician in Chief and superintendent
G. ;. FAIN, "A. D..
Assistant Physician.


G. ;. FAIN, "A. D.,
Assistant Physician.
Pursuance Of an arrangement entered INTO With the Fac
ulty Of Medical Department Ofthe Nashville Unversi-
N under whose control this Institution passed for
Der OF years 70 the undersigned on the 10th April Of
last year. charge of Physician in Chief and Super
iutendsut. .
be condu teddy him individual enterprise, and in
cOdance with TIE provisions Of the Act OF the Legislature o
which conveyed Faeuy-he being al all costs
and charges in its management and looking solely
10 he p honage Of The Institution for remuneration
The Faculty constitute BOarc Of consul ing Pnysleans
Surgeons Free Of Charge in all treated al he
Hospa BY resident Physician in which their assistance
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
The domestic arrangements Of the Hospital in charge Of
the Sisters of Chany who will also the pepara
lion Of diet, attend administration Of metenes, AID
wait the sick in person. hen agreeable 70 the patient
ana not forbidden by circumstances.
SLAVE DEPA BTMENT.
distinct section Of the building will be appropriated to
@ s Is ga 81 Pa - nus n %HO veil Will bn ensSs rooms @
be assigned to zach If desired or circumstances make
ii necessary.
LYING-IN DEPARTMENT.
Suitable apartments ready for the accommodation Of
lying females both white and bsc who viii be carefully
watched over during their confinement.
EN r AND EAk INFlRMARHs
Of the Eyeand Ear will be treated at the Hospital
In consultation with the ables Surgeons OF the city
The Hospital State Tennessee is situated the
Franklin Turnpike, about mile from h Public Square Of
Nashville The buildings AID spacious and aimira
bly, arranged with respect ventilation Within the past year,
repairs been made, and number Of rooms
handsomely nted up that patients here ind
modatiOns go al 70 those class hotels. About
ten ground contained Ehn the enclosure. The
yard in front, hickly with bueg and oeaufu,
ed with shade trees sh60ery. Offering it does
eOOnes and pure air OF the county, the Hos
ptal OF tbe Stale OF Tennessee is upon the WHOLE
Of inviting from the neat and dust OF
y during JmmsT anywhere 10 be found in the Vcn
" O, Nashville. the buildings q bathing
estabshmen conveniently arranged for The administration
OF the Wa.er all It's forms.
Distinct departments OF the bu ldngs assigned 70 the
different classes Of patients Diseases OF and in
tecliOus character, will not be treated al the Hospital
Pii they desire Il, will be received bOarders
merely may they choose, bring with them their
select sa and Surgeons. In such nstancess
will be furnished and pr scrip strictly carried
Ia calling attention the Hospital Of the State the undsr
gned tAkes occa say. thai he III devote bimself al
TO the dis harg Of the duties deVOVed up
Dy the position he occupies, and hat he will exeri
msef SIR, nuousy make the institution what should
great public benefit and the of WIDELY extended
reltsi d human suffering.
Il-Wly SAM'L. L. WHARION.
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TWO Val UARLE FARMS FOR SALE.

tNuAA v lusOie IdrH on Wnlcn ho
sided for the last eight nine years, ls ior safe zee
the waters Of Big Harpeth rivef the county o. VII
amson fourteen miles from Nashville the ilage Of
uk on The Rchland and CentreVle Tn,npike, nine miles
from Franklin the county seat Of Williamson, and within
two miles OF tbe North Western Railroad being
s.ruced The tract contains abouttour hundred and eight
acres OF ars rate rmns land the county line between
Davidson and Williamson runs through tae Northwest cor
ser of The trsc Il formally the well known farm O.
the late Wilkins Whiend.
css on houses; barn. cribs, stables carriage house. &c
to an excellent young orchard OF most choice Tuit Good
snrp water and abundance Of never falling stock water
ynpn rom different through the farm. AdlOin
ip ma farm her tract Of about Two hundred acres OF
xee nj with good residence, for sale he soil OF
b0 tracts equal 70 for either for grain or grass
and both unted hey will be sold separately or together
nav suit buye il is thought bV good Judges could be
made the best stock farms In the STATE 10 Us SIZE
A. those wanting buy, would OF course Whsh 70 view
the premises before purchasing. urher description s
deemed unnecessary all are invited 70 call and for
themselves. Isug 25-eo&wtfl JOHN I. HILL.
WISH to sell the farm which reside in Williamson
county, adjoining that advertised above BY Mr. Jobn T.
H containing BY recent survey hundred ninety.
nine ana hall fret farming land with co-
Portable dwelling with all necessary houses suitable FOR
snail iarni, with good Tne farm IL well enclosed
with good including about hundred yards
will sell This place separately or together
with Mr. His-as both united would certainly make des-
Irzbie farm, and purchasers invited call Mr.. Hill
and examine The premises. LAVINIA CRAIGHRAD.
For lerheI particulars apply TO M n. N. Snyder a. tns
stoFeof Sryder & Frizzsll, Nashville L. O.
aHaE- Sruutf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-25
For Sale

HAVING determined ~ leave me state, nov offer for
III al nv valuable FAhM In lawrence EOun.y, con-
tanning four hundred sky I've acres i65
hand IN Trnnesses hne VI cEsaiilu
o5 dssIl,ng nd oul finely Waiered v5lh t ra
res sons sprags ahd beautiful creek very be- vy
tinhaTad A. ioT hsatE, good land, good waier ~
co5,biped no plAes the Stale eqaas mis- Pine Ts o.
nor aad cattle. Come and see yourzer
October lAh 1851. B. H. MOORE
WgaiBo e9er for sale snohef traet, eonuininr sorps
hundred acres emoraeing enough COED land for sfnrF
FAkM. and nrat-rse mall ellie, with Was posero ru a
arge snOaHt q msshneFy and fne ioca io for erre Il
min aad Ian yard In selling sails plaas We y t al n
duoe Hents 70 easn Pafehassrs. B. =. MooRB.
oct. 29-sEiylm- 1TIVV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-25
Agents Wanted.

WE wish employ Travelling Agent in each county Of
w Middle Tennesse, 70 sell Excelsior Corn and Cob
Mil.
wish in all cases. TO employ who are Permsneni
Of counties in which they propose " operate
10 such persons will offer strong Inducements to engage
in toe business.
Apply 10 JR C. BALDWIN g. CO.,
I -. .orae IL Nash