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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-07-08
September.

II. G. Garrett, for dry goods for county Jail,
Ross McCleland, taxes enormously assessed re.
funded,
II. Castner, witness one day in the matter Of
NJ. henderson, lunatiG,
Johnston Orr. witness one day in the matter
of NJ. Henderson. q lunatic,
ohm Blackburn, for experimenting work on
county road in Steubenvle township,
VIM. AlmOn, special Commissioner one day,
Wm. King, for hauling ashes from court yard,
j. X. Sutherland, fees in the matter of NJ.
Henderson, lunatiC,
NJ. A. Campbell, in full for Rip Rap wall on Vel.
low Creek, below Tunnel Mills,
Lawrence & Michel, for experimenting wall on
Yellow Creek, below Tunnel Mills,
j. d. Slack, for grading and experimenting the
surveying and laying out one acre Of ground
in Union Cemetery, owned by Jefferson CO.,
by order Of Commissioners,
| DIR. Il. Pearce. witness one day, and making
out certificate in the matter Of NJ. Henderson,
| lunatic,
J. s. Patterson, mayor, costs In case Of Ohio VS..
s. Hurdley,
B. Mcfarland road viewer one day in Island
| Creek township,
Same, road viewer one day in Knox tp,
Isaac Grafton, do do do do
Same do do Island Creektp,
Wm. Allmon, for removing drift-woOd from Yel-
low Creek Bridge,
NJ c. Kimball damages IN full on road altera-
tiou in Warren township,
W. +. McMasters, for horsehire and expenses In
going to Mt. Pleasant on county business,
j. s. Lowe, in part for services as County Au-
ditor, 10y order of Commissioners,
John A. Dehuf, six days services as Co. Com'r,
SO1, M%' B. aii%Sn, McSr.w, DO DO DO DO DO DO
VIM. Alimo:., appropriation in part for opening
road in Springfield township,
| Richard owens, jailOrs fees To date,
r. Cochran, for pens and paper furnished Audi
tors office,
James IL. Blinn, fees and expenses in taking NJ.
| Henderson to the Lunatic Asylum,
Same, for clothing furnished NJ. Henderson,
by order Of Probate Judge,
Isaac Brock a special constable six days, at
District Court,
VIM. Spencer Cashier Jefferson Branch Bank,
amount deposited asper agreement with coun.
ty Commissioners, (see Record) 1,5
D. u. Hathaway, for putting up 577 feet copper
lightning conductors at County Infrmary,
W. r. Allison, for publishing School Examiners
Notice,
j, s. Patterson, Esq, costs in case Of Ohio vs.
b. Rowland,
Lewis Anderson, damages on alteration State
Road below SteubenTille,
]. s. Patterson, costsin case Of Ohio VS.. D. MCue,
]. X. Sutherland. for hearing and determining
appeal for habeGs corpus in case Of Ohio VS.
II. y. Floto,
Mcdowell & Co., for books and stationery furn.
shed Auditors Office,
W. r. Allison, in part for publishing Treasurer's
Notice to Tax-Payers,
VIM. Ii. Beatty, for brooms furnished county,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-07-08
December.


James Butler, witness days October Term, >,
Ohio VS., Mcfnerson, ~
Same, witness before Grand Jury dy, u
deo' sharp, witness cay, octoper Iern' onio .,
Va. mePherson, "
Geo. BoyeE, witness Gay before @ HIaho yuxty,g
john W. Gray; a taiiSmanJ urorz days oc'oDer oc
Term, Liggett vs.. lawson, a.. aW
~ savoIy tSnslnsh n !uror uA9' w. A~"' q M
hlgget' vs.. lawson, ~
Lyman Priest, do do DO u
A T. meCSilough' pout juror ~ aAys' ua'ef - "A
Levi vi Il MyIer a's petit jaror day trav.aa
w6 hing Sr nSuIns sInes st1~ lro% OuuvS ws
mvuure DuyleI eApennses n ~ e,ieeuub ""AA a. a.
Evans by or order o. So%nissioners, nj s. ,,o. ios'
O. q !, n; n. ~ So OA WA VI SOSAs a.
Datiu isl hessey' ior ha"iinS poAoi VO'As avn a,
r, Mor Vmee, ma. ~
Inos. Jonnst9n, nI, ior mencai stsehsanOe Wrfw a ~
ohers IN jan, ~
'aies n0"oy' s'enuJ JuiVi "aJ ee'eio a, a,
miles miles o..u .,,,..,.u ,,,.,, Ill. n.. IN
John W. HIsy, tansman luror, aAys, varf !. :,
Ing instOn p,c Metcai Vs; .I,,o, San.sr, q. .,.
'ohn " hoIertson, tPp,opIiHIion "r opening - !,
road in Island Creek ssiII%sn Township ;,o.
joshua harrison' tansihan Jufor Auay, Oe1 :,
Term oaiGwS1l ,.. vs.; ;,rer Mel d.y. o,,ohs, s, y
SAME, tiiSnlan S Joror uays VV'oper Aernb 90,
mchln vs. DuVai, ="
D. Arns,rong, Ur eiOsning iurniSneu Isaac mar !. .
uh, lunssio, pAi.s,. 49,, ....,.,,,.,,, .s -
refunded. y, !. 49,. o,.,,,. :o.,. ~
"m nan, wl'.esss uays' 0V'o'e' Aerni' On" a
Vs. Monisoh D niies, -. o.,.a.. NJ. ~
oh Ohio s,, ys Morrison, miles, s o.,.,. ~ 81
Jonn sualn, witness Gays, Vetoper Term, d.
| Onio VS.. M0rrlson, mnsS,
McSnire p9yle, WITNESS uay, oc'oDer Aefm' :
W. 4. Allison, pu9nsning uennqpent MA lst
Richard Owens, for jailor's fees 10 date, 81 !
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-07-08
A Wife's Power

The power of good wife. is, to man
wisdom and courage, and endurance A
bad one is confusion, weakness, discom.
future, and dispair. No condition is hope.
less, where the wife possesses frmness,
decision and economy, There is no out
ward prosperity which can cpunteract in
dolence, exlravigance and folly at home.
No spirit can endure bad domestic nhu.
ence. Man is strong, but his heart is moi
adamant He delights in enterprise and
action but 10 sustain him he needs q
tranquil mind and whole heart. He
needs his moral in the conflicts of the
world. To recover his eqhanimity and
cohpOsure, home must be- IA place of re-
pose, cheerlulness, peace, comfort, anC
his soul renews its strength again, ant
goes forth with fresh vigot to encounter
the troubles and labor of life. But if a
heme he finds no rest and is there me
with bad temper, sullenneSs or gloom. Oh
is assaied with discomfort or complaint
hope vanishes and he sinks into despair.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-07-08
New ORLEANS AND THE SABBATH

New ORLEANS AND THE SABBATH
The lower Board of Councils, in New Or
leans, voted favorably to a request for the
use of Congo Square for balloon assem-
sions on the Sabbath. The Board Of
Aldermen, by The casting vote of the chair
man, amended by provision to prevent
ascensions on that day. The Courier
comments severely on what it would call
an effort to introduce "a Puritahic, dull,
dreary, indoor, silent, lugubrops, Bos-
ton Sunday" and contends lat nine
tenths of The people approve Of "open
theaters, military professions, 6reman's
parades," &C., &C., on the LORDS day
The Creole, on the other hand, contends
nobIy for due observance of The Sabbath
as connected with the best interests of tht
people. Il
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-07-08

wThe commones, and coarsest clocks
mark the hours;-i is only those which
are made with the greatest art which
mark the minutes. So ordinary minds
feel the difference between simple prob
ability and an entire certainty, but it is
only the delicate minds which feel the
greater or less certainty or probability,
and who mark, that is to say, the min
utes by their feelings. .-Fontenelle.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-07-08
A UDIT0 IRIS REP R t
OF
RECEIPTS g. EXPENDITURES
or THE =
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON,
STATE OF OHIO,
For the Year Ending June lst, 1857

EXP E " DITU e E s:
W. H. Beatty Co., goods furnished county :.
jail ~
Biay Patterson, Esqs for assisting to open
Poll Book of j. P election, 81
j. N. Deselem, freight charges paid by him on =,
School Library books, ZW
N.&J. s. Dixie for one barrel Lime furnished
county, ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13
NEw sEEDLLNG sTRAWBERRY.

Charles A. Peabody, the enterprisiug editor of
the Soil Of the South, of Columbus Ca, has sent
Us an engraving Of new Strawberry originated
by himself which be says combines more good
Qualities to make up perfect berry, than any ber-
~ ever yet introduced, viz at is Of the largest
size, measuring six aud seven inches in circumfer-
ence; it Is Of beautiful form, attached to the cslyE
nv polished coral like neck without seeds; rich,
deep. crimson color; fruit borne on tall foot stalks
Of the most exquisite pine favor; flesh firm, melt
ing and juicy, and bears transportation better than
any strawberry ever yet cultivated" II this plant
hes but half the qualities given It, it well deserves
to be cultivated by our horticultural friends. Mr..
Peabody is a gentleman of character and we there.
fore give credit to his statement. The following
is the plan upon which be proposes distributing
them: Il propose to get one thousand subscribers,
at IS per dozen plants, throughout the whole
country. Subscribers on forwarding their names
and post Office address with the number of dozen
desired, will receive by return mai, beautiful
colorsd plate Of the vine and fruit drawn from
nature; sud as sooa as the thousand subscriptions
are made up, viii notify each subscriber when
the money may be mailed to me, and will put
the plsnts up in moss envelope them in oil silk and
forward them by mail By this method they can
be sent to any point of the United States with
safety and dispatch From one dozen plants one
thousand may be produced the first year. Direc.
tons for the culture Of the plant will be sent with
each colored plate" Address Charles A. Peabody,
Columbus, &C.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13
RAILROAD AGENCY.

We see that c. ". ANDERSON, who has been
connected with the freight department OF the
Nashville and Chattsnoogs Railroad from its COM
mencsmsn,, is now located at No. % College
street. in this city, as sgent for the several roads
frem this to Charleston, s. O., authorized to con,
tract for frsights through and adjust and settle
o7er.eharges, or loss AID damage, should any oc'
cur on this line-presentirg advantages that mer-
chants and shippers can appreciate.
There is a matter connected with this me
that is not generally understood and Of courEe not
properly appreciated by many of orr business
men: We are indebted to the lberslity of the
city Of Charleston and the Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company for the early completion of our
road to Chattanooga the former taking half mil
lion Of stock and the latter one-fourth of mil.
lion in our road, and both promptly paid; while
the city Of Savannah and the Georgia Central
Road stood aloof never contributed fsrthng
towards aiding US In an enterprise that is giving
our people market that could only be attained
BY railroads for their produce, and a trade that
our merchants scarcely dreamed Of; building up
and giving life to our city and encouraging the
construction Of other roads with 3 prospect Of
similar benefits
Charleston and the Georgia Railroad having
done thus much, the line from this city to Charles
ton propose to transport cur produce and mer-
chandise as prompt, expeditions and as cheap to
and from the seaboArd as by Savannah Is it not
9 correct principle to countenance and pstronise
those who have contributed to our advancement,
In preference to giving to those who withheld their
helping hand in our day of need, when it can be
done on ss favorable termsI We desire msr-
chants and business men to think of these things.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13

MAJ. A. J. DoEELsoN COMING TO MEMPHIS -
We are pleased to hear that it is highly probable
that the Hon Andrew J. D5nelson, Of Davidson
county, Tennessee, Gate a candidate for the Vice
Presidency will soon become citizen Of our
"City Of the Bluffs Maj Doas'soa has recently
purchased fine plantation below here, in Bolivar
county, Mississippi, and his removal TO Memphis
with bis family, we have 20 doubt, VIII be greatly
to bis interest, as well as RrstiyI to his
Gus personal and poliuosl friends ia this vicinity
BE IS already large property holder here, and bis
settlement in this city--so well is he known for
gallant, gifted and courteous genteman-would be
an acquisition of which Americans, Democrats and
Wings would al be proud. He ia expected here
to day, with "a little army Of Africans, or bis
way to his new plsn,a.iou,-Aen9p5is Eagle and
EqCVlreg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlanticctes
BY continuous Railway direct THIS road also connects
a Pittsburg with daily line Of Steamers 70 all ports on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to all ports on the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direc cEe1Uet and rsi1Js route BY which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great WsS
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FI "a 5ILa9 FrTs Fssfbsrs ~ gOs per lOOB
SECOND CLASS.-BOOks aud Stationery,
Dry Goods Gn bzlss.) Hardware, Lea Use per l0OB
t1er, GCs..s... s........s.....
THIRD CLASS.-Auyils, Begging, Bacon, te. ,oor
and Pork On bulk Hemp, De-. o'0 per AOVW
F0URTd CLASS.-Csdee, Fish, Bacon, x, 49, I oo+,.
and Pork packed,) Lard and Lard OIL, wv P'i iO'D
FOur-Sl per Dbl. until further notice.
Grsin-5O cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
CottOn-$2per bale OtsZoeedng 500 los. weight until
further notice
~ In shipping Goods from any point East of Phla.
dsphia be particular to mark package Bja Philadelphia
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road Philadelphia Pitsburg viii be forwarded with
out detention,
FREIsHT AGEETs.-HarTs, WoTmley & Co., Memphis
Tennessee; r. F. Sass Co.. St. Louis; J, s: Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana; Dume5ni Bell and Murdoch, and
Carter Jewst- Louisville ky.j Z. c. Heldrum, Madison
Indiana; Sprgmsn Brown, and Irwin Co., CincinnAti
n W Graham Z Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co, No
"a EibY street Boston; Leecb Co. AstOr House, New
York. MOL William street. and No. Baterl Place, New
York: EJ Sneeder, Philadelphia; Megraw Rooms, Bal
timars; Geo. Franciscus, Pitts5Urg.
d. II. HOUSTON, General kFstgtt AgE5t Phi}G.
Il. j. LOMBAERT, SuEt, 4JtoOAQ, Pa.
Sly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13

THF NASHVILLE RAILROAD HcGs-WOoD.- The
business upon that portion OF the Nashville railroad
which is completed more than meets the most san
guue expectations Of the friends Of the enterprise
Since Mr. T. Gamble became superintendent, 10
February last Up TO Jan. lst the receipts amount
Ell 10 1921 Ofthis smount $500 was receiv-
ed in the month Of December When it is recol-
leoled that the road is comparatively short and
thst it extends nearly into the wilderness, having
no outlet Tor freight or passengers, the amount Of
business is resliy IS Onishng.
During the season the company brought to this
market over % 900 hogs-sbout J, 500 per day. In
this item alone the road has demonstrated not only
Is present value, but the immense consequence
tbst II will be to our pork trade, when tshal have
further penetrated the interior Of the State.
Lgst summer as we understand, Mr. Gamble
made contracts for several thousand cords Of wood,
anticipating severe winter and intending TO dis
nose of It d the pco- at cost But most Of the
contractors failed to come up to their bargains, and
hence the inability OF the company to furnish fuel.
Yesterday q train brought siIty-six cords OF wood
10 The CITY, forty eight Of whieh was for the paper
m.H Il cost. delivered here, about 81 90. The
remainder wss sold 70 Pereoas unable to obtain
fuel elsewbere.-EOu. y0aF,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13

Editors Union and American i.

Editors Union and american.
see in your weekly paper Of December 29sb, q
suggestion with regard to contentious which 1
think an admirable one, for the present ct least,
owing to the political attitude Of parties North
snd South upon the question Of slavery. WHAT
we want in national point of vIsw, is 90 secure
the election Of United States Senator WHO Is
sound on this question. We don't want any man
elected to I'll that station who voted against the
Kansss-Nebraska act; nor one that voted for it
and yet did as Mr. ChAs Ready and Gen1 Zolli.
Golfer, turn round and say their own scts-their
votes--brought all the evils hatafcted the country
upon it, (alluding to the difficulties that afflicted
Kansas during the last summer) just because Mr.
Fillmore ssid so. No sir rather than see such
man 6ll an Office, every Democrat ought to be
willing to make any reasonable sacrifice, and in
order to put the ball in motion suggest that the
Democracy Of the 4th Congressional District meet
in convention at Sparta, on Friday, the 18th day
of April to nominate 3 candidate for Congress;
that the Democracy of the counties of Van Buren,,
Grundy and Coffee, meet ct Altamout, on Saturday
the 2Sth February, to nominate 8 candidate to
represent them in the lower branch of our State
Legislature; and that the Democracy of Cannon,
Warren, Van Buren,, Grundy and Coffee, meet in
convention at McMinnville, on Saturday the 7th
of March, to nominate man to represent them
in the Senatorial branch Of our next State Legs
lsture. If the times and places above mentioned
for the several conventions does not suit you,
fellow democrats, let me hear from you through
the columns Of the UKIoN AID AMERICAN.
A CoFFKE County DKNooRAT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13

WILL sell Friday February 2Oth 1857, in Lewisburg,
Marshall cOuuty, Tennessee, 10 the highest bidder
credit Of and TWO years, first rafe Jacks, and
old, good breeders. On credit uf year. bay
years old PAGER; his colts also pace
well Also, credit the 25h of December, 1857,
gray and years old. bay nlIe and years
old horse old and colts all splendid
Ural paCer Of the best pacing blood in the country
Bonds with approved security required payable 10 tn Agent
Of Theological fund of Cumberland University, and the
Board If Missions and Board Of Publication OF the c. P
Church lieu ofnOes given said boards by Louis Hun
ter. EWING A. WILSON.
Chanel Hill. Dec3O-JtVe AIT for L. NJ. Hunter
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jAnI3-dlw
Great Enterprise !
Sewing Machine

On EAhlb1iION Al TIE CITY hOIELs
is deemed necessary to 60 into further particulars
relative this machine It's advantages must be Obvi-
the minds Of all intelligent persons. With the view
ofbnnging the invention into general and immediate use,
the prOpTe have made manufacture The
Machines in quantities according TO demand. State and
County Rights be purchased Of the subscriber who is
authorised dispose Of the To persons Of ability and
Tgy, opportunity offered, whereby, with moderate
outlay OF and pie profits may rapidly be
realized, The enterprise is which cOmmends Itself to
the notice Of those seeking for safe and profitable
investments. possible, applicants for Rights should visit
US n person. in order not examine and satisfy them
selves in gard the merits Of this invention but be
made acquainted with plan Of operations In addition
the profits from sales Of Machines (Which fully
hundred per cent? another and perhaps greater induce
ment offered, which will plain and demonstrate
those who may favor Us With call.
Parties who buy Rights be supplied with Machines,
and others who may wish TO provide them
with article The reader particularly requested
notice that do not appoint agents. that Machines will
not Do Retailed by sent out for exhibition. We will
cheerully exhibit them any who feel sufficiently interest
ed to call rooms. Further particulars will be com
muncaled BY letter. 1.-THE not sufficiently explicit
P. H. WEBSTER,
tapI3-dtf T. s. SMITH.
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SUPREME COURT.
'IFTH CIRcUIT-LAw

R Cameron VS.. J. B. Pbillips-Opinion by
Judge Harris, affirming judgment below.
A. W Jolly Ell al rs. Isham Jolly-Opinion By
Judge Mckinney, affirming Judgment below.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
LARGE AUCTION SALE
BY
TRABUE & LUCAS.


NO. "A, PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVILLE, TsNNEssEE.
WE will sell on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, cob and
w 2st account Of all concerned large and we'll
sorted stock Of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Feady Made Clothing Boots Shoes BrogsnS Soft Fur and
Cashmere and Wool Hats Hardware Cutlery QueensWare
Wrapping Paper, &c.
The stock consists part as follOws; Cloths Cassmsres
and VeEtngs,
Jeans, Tweeds, Kerseys JaeOnsts and Book Muslins;
1900 pieces Prints, assorted Shirt Bosoms
kiuds; Linen and Cambria Hand
Red and White Flannels; kerChefs;
PLAID Linseys; Cotton Flannel, Towel and
Dslanes and Cashmtres; Table Diapers;
MeTn- and Alpacas; Needles, Pins, Threads Of all
Plads, AlPacas and solid De- kinds;
LANES; Wool and Cotton Hosiery; SILK
Debuges and Popiins; Hosiery, &c.
BackSIkj And in active will o6er al
Plaid and Brocade silks; most every article wanted In
Embroidered Col and Ia s retail store.
dersleevesi
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Our Of Boots aud Shoes unusually large. have
Ten thousand DOarE Boots aud Shoes Of the
kinds and almost description Of Boots and Shoes
CLOTHING AND HATS.
good assortment Of Goals, Under Shirts, &c. SC.
Pants, Vests; Soft Fur, Cashmere and Wool
Fine L. B. Shirts Hats in great variety.
SuspenderI, Gloves, CraVals,
HARDWARE.
10 Boxes Axes 100 Sets Knives AID Forks;
10 DOz shovels and Spades Pad Locks, Planning Bits
QUEENSW ARE.
IS Crates QueensWRre Wrapping
ted in crates Of common 10 Boxes Of lacks assorted
All Of The above Goods are consigned 70 Us without limit
and will be offered freely Merchants only. Terms Lbe
raj.
jams SD TRABUE& LUCAS.