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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20
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agent, Nashville, Tenn.
For through Tickets apply in louisville at the Office
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JOHN ID. SHARP. General Western Agent.
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VALUABLE LAND FIR sale.

WISH to sell the farm where now live, containing about
two hundred ninety situated twelve miles
southeast from Nashville between the Nashville end
MurfreesocrO Turnpike and the Nashville and Chata-
noOga Railroad; part Of The iands fronts on said
Turnpike haf a mile and part hes within tEo hun
dred wards Of the Railroad The place is well improved,
comfortable dwelling and houes; good wafer, and
orchard Apple Peach trees and other fruits The
land is Of good quality and under good cuvaton, there
being now sixty i've acres well clover. he land
is ncIossd with Cedar rails abundance d.
is every way desirable plantation being admitted
the most healthy situations in DGv dson county.
Those wishing buy good pleasant and healthy place
would do veil 10 call am roUs sell ana will
give bargain. Apply to the subscriber he premises
10 James H. Mcdonald, Eco, Nashville, No. Az CheIry
street; or oNANCB & WOODWARD Nashville.
nov IS-enuI K H. WALLACE
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The Excelsior Corn & Cob Dill.

HAS Just received the highest premium at the great Ma
II tonal Fair at,Lousviile and also the OHIO state
Fair at Cincinnati, Little Giant, Star and hage
Mills.
1t is adapted 10 crushing and Cob, Rye, Oats &C.
Tor stock, and for grinding family use, distsFs, &c
Its grinding surfaces be renewed al COST o. hee a4
ars beng cast separate The other portions Of the
Mil.
Furnished complete with two pairs Of grinding rn e ot
HV dOAts Travelling Agents wanted to sell the above
NiiIs !. c. BALDWIN & co.
oct a-d-tw&v3m 81 College street, Nashville.
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Notice to Contractors.
CITY HALL,
NT,.Lr;1Ia Nov 20 1877

Nashville, Nov. 30, 1891.
CEALRD proposals. address.d TO the undersigned, and
- endorsed ''Proposals" will be received Al tn City
Hall until he cay Of December 1851, for the compile
ton Of sonry and OF the Glsy Wafer Works.
follow.
yhe main walls of the Reservoir 10 be first class masonry,
well beddsd and ointed with gh lace pcned of At The
ends aud edss straight lay by stone 20 have less bed
tran rise to 10 laid in we'll lemPered cement mortar, and
then prouted with cement grOOt Of good quat,
the aua lumber header 70 be put the work
NAV be required BY the Committee or such agent on the
tB Corporation may be appointed, the thickness
of the walls The base 10 be as the committee may deter
mine and 20 batter according 70 their direction.
inc dry wall AZ the foot Of the embankment TO be conf
Ieed In good and substantial! Manner in thickness and
h,iSht as the committee may determine The embankment
"a 10 made sccoTd the adOped paB and must be made
In traa layer exceeding feet In Depth each layer
m PORTIONS the wall be Of good clean clay,
mot thick ali around the WALL from bottom 10 top OF the
bankmsnt and kept constantly vet and thoroughly pud
died such may be directed oy the committee
he contractor contractors 10 furnish all material for
work Bidders will make, their bids as fOows:
SO much per perch for hfst class masonry.
" Day wall
per bic yard for en- bankment.
The committee 20 themselves ths GIT refuse
any proposal made. ISAAC PAUL,
fHOS. J. HALLE,
w. A. DAVIS,
Va tarIv No. ~
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ALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE

AM authorised TO sell and make compete tes to the
L Tract Of Land upon which the late NJ p Walker re.
5ed and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is stu.
lsd, end the slaves and stock the place. The place
situated on the Gaan turnpike and is intersected BY
be Nashville and Louisville Railroad is near enough 10
Nashville 70 make Il convenient country residence for
persons dong business in the eity has fine spring
here IN the Stae and is susceptible OF divisions into
several lots each Of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike rairoSd. am
thorised % sell the entire Tract in body parcels
and on such credit as may deem expedent. shall be
on the place during the rs and second weeks Of NOVem-
Ger next and viii receive proposals for the purchase
private gae Of all any ofths above named rea aud per
lO1al property. In the time any person desiring 10
szaine the property can do 30 By calling Mrs Agnes
Walker on toe place. and proposals 10 purchase ea b
made to her or John Taylor or Mathew Allen on toe us
Of addressed to 81 Trenton, Gibson eount7 Tep5.
sept2t-U SAMUEL WILLIAMS Traasa
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HOSPITAL OE THE
State or Tennessee.
iAN'Ls Il. NHARtON, N. ~,
Physician IN Chief and superintendent,
' = assistant !. Physician.

Assistant Physician.
Pursuance airangv ulO with the Fac.
uy O The Medical Department OF Nashville Universe
under whose control this Institution has passed for num-
Der Of years come the undersigned i6th April o.
last year. took charge OF Pays in Chie super
UuIl this Arrangement shall terminate the hospital will
be By hn IS al Individual enterprise and
eOdee VII" he prov Of me AeI Of the legislature By
WncA IL was conveyed 70 The taeUyhe being costs
ana charges ineunedi IN it, managemen looking solely
70 ne patronage OF mo hstluion Tor remuneration.
Ihe Faculy constitute board OF consulting Physicians
anu Surgeons Free Of Charge, in ali reasd
hOPaIDy the resident Fn scan IN which tuelr assistance
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
The domestic OF Hospital in charge Of
the sisters Of Cha, who viii also pispara-
lion, dIe, attend TO tue administration medicines and
wait upon the sek In person. when agreeable patient,
an NOT forbidden by circumstances.
SLAVE DEPARTMENT.
this class patients, who receive every attention necy
lU their comorl and well being. Separate rooms VIII
De assigned 10 each desired, II circumstances make
LYING-IN DEPARTMENT.
Suitable apartments ready the accom- mediation Of
lying in females both white and Dlaek carefully
watched over duIIng their confinement.
Al = Avn EAk INFlRMARY.
Diseases Of the Eve and Ear will be the Hospital
Ia consultation with the ablest Surgeons OF The city,
lis os pIt of me SAFE on tennessee il sItstet ns,r the
Frankhn uInpke about mile from the Public square
byarrIagst win re-et 10 yentiIo5 n ts 5
extensive repairs been made, and rooms
handsomely nIsd that patients may here
odalons equal 10 those o. our nrsg class boge About
ten Of ground contained within enclosure The
yIrd mont, Jhcky with blue grass and beautifully
nauened with shade trees shTuJDsry Udorn does,
the GOODNESS, yeTdur5 and pure air Of country,
ptai OF The bta.s Of tennessee is upon whole,
81 tie most inviting from the and dust Of
tae ely during SummoIs 70 be found Ticn
y o. Nashville C0nnece Win The buildings Il banning
esabshment conveniently arranged The
Of me Sasor 0atn in al Us forms.
Distinct departments OF the bu dings assigned the
different classes Of patents Diseases Of aVrulenJ and in
tecuOus character, will not be treated the Hospital.
Pzlftnts they desire Il, will be received bOarders
merely and lftney choose, bring with eir
ana el Le sicia aud Surgeons. In such insLsnessI
medicines Will be furnshed and scrpons sely carried
ln calling attention to the Hospital Of he State the UNDER
sgeed akes occasion 10 Thai he will devote himself
most exclusively me dsh aTg OF the dawes up
hin Dy the position be occupies, hat Will
himself Enormously 70 mike the Institution what should
b., public beneh, and The Of widely extended
relief 20 human sudeuBg.
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Capital Prize $65,OOO!
TlCKETs-whoIes,s SIC; Balves IS; Quarters, 50 50.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DED UCTYOM
Eg- Only 80 900 Numbers! 1926 Prizes -aSa
SCHEME.

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address Orders for Tickets Certificates Of Packages Of
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ANDlshNON q 'o4'' managers.
nov 81 Macon or Savannah Georgia.
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MASONIC . ARKS, EW ELitY MILITARY.
COLLEGE. AND SOCIETY MEDALS.
MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAVED, New and original
w designs OF Marks Pins, Stads e., constantly hand
orders by mail att nded to- Door Plates, Notary Corpora
ion Seals, with without presses BRIDAL, visiting profes
On Cards, engraved to order, the shortest notice.
First premium awarded by Franklin Institute, for the
Manufacturing OF Masonic, and fine JeWelry.
EDGARF. BATON ~ Chestnut Street,
iuDelS-ly lV.B.P.l Philadelphia, Pa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20
IN CHANCERY Al LAFAYETTE,
William B. Morsn & wife, !

Keneheon Whitley d others }
faPP9arng 10 The sstisfaction,of the Clerk 4 Mssisr
Il inat Pleasant ChitWOOd aud wife and William T Whit
ley part the defendants in this cause are nonrssdns
Of the ataeo Tennessee the oEdinary process
ths Court cannot be served upon them. Il Is erfor
oTcsfed BY the Clerk q Master, entered upou he
Rules thar publication be made for four successive
"a lhe weekly Union and americans publ
IN the city Of nashville, Commanding said Pleant tht
wood and WIFE, Mary UnrtEOOd snd William 4. Wkiilsy 10
appear al the term said COud Of Chapcer %
be held, al the Court House. in the Town Of lfavFrs
con COuutJ the arsi Monday in February next hsa
mere 10 Pis4d answer, or demar % cOmpaIaau.s bs
detut therel he vii be taksnf0r copfg 1 anu
% FOR hearing par.e that a. % them. this n''i'
1857. John CIArEoRSEs
Gee I3-W4t prs fee 80. CIgIk . aas'sf'
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de. Is-wsPr' fee 80
Aariha Ss. o. Bill.

Bea1ssearias saisfacsOn Of the Clark 4 u,stsr
Reason Barrow, one OF the defendants In ma ess ~
- resident Of the state Of Tennessee nat th ord
el5re ordered py the Clerk q Master d - stssd
rules lhai publication be made for four sucsive
ecks in the Uaioh and American newspaper ub shed
in the ciy Of Nashville, Commanding m ~ 49,, 49,
20 appear ~ Tue next term Of Court Of nan-
eeEy,tO DO neid atthe Caurt House in the town OF vett
Macon County, On the rst Monday IN February new en
and there 70 Pesd answer demus 10 complainant BILL
and In de4u hereOftne viii b. taken Tor confessed
and set ior hearing ex pae, this IN December 1857
dssl3-w4s pnfssS3 CLARK 4 Hsasss,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-20
GEORGE a. EERIOT.
CIsts HERIOT q HoLMEs)
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
NO.. VENDUE RANGE,
CHARLESTON. ). G.

Particular attention given the sale of Cotton, Floui
Wheat Corn, all other Produces also, the FoTTaIc
ing OF Goods TO and from the Interior.
REFERRHcKs-B. S. Rhett, Esq, Messrs T. S. 4 4. q
Budd, W. 2. HeFio ESQ., Charlie sOn, s. C., James Wsks
ESQ., Nashville, Tenn, Thomas 5. Kennedy, Louisville, Ky
Wilson d Bnrns. Baltimore. Md. Iapr23-wly
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TWO VAL ABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

a'nA1 hiuHDio iarus which umder5igu6u
sided for the last eight years. Tor les
the waters OF Big Harpeth river the county VIII
Mmson, fourteen miles from Nashville, the illage Of
ihnE, the Kchland and CsHtreys miles
from Franklin, the county Of williamson, within
The contains about hundred and eight
Of hrst farming land; the county hne
Davidson and Williamson through the Northwest
Of the tract. Il formally the well known
the late wilkins Nhilehld.
this farm comfortable residences with an
eesSary houses barn. cribs, stables carriage house. &c
vita excellent young orchard OF most choice ru Good
spring and abundance lalng
runRing different sources through the AdiOin-
this farm another tract OF abOu hundred Of
Excellent land with good residence, SALE The soil Of
Is equal for ether for grain grass;
both uned, hey g be sold separately together
may suit buyeTs u is thought bs good judges could DO
made Of the best sOck Iarms IN the state its
As those wanting buy, would Of Whish 70
the premises before purchasing further description s
deemed unnecessary out ali invited call and for
themselves. aug 2j-eO&Utfl John 4. BILL.
gWlSH 10 sell the which reside, In williamson
county, adjoining that advertised above BY N.Y. John T.
Hill, containing BY recent suryey hundred and
nine hali Of first rate farming aGd, com
Portable dwelling. with all necessary Tor
a sma iaTnI, with good waller Inc farm Is well enclosed
good ences including about hundred Yards Of
stone will sell This place separately together
with Mr. H's-as both united would Certainly make des-
lrabie and purchasers invited On Mr. an
and examine th5 premises. LAVINtA CRAIGHEAD.
For ferher Particulars apply Mr. II. n. Snyder a. ts
stUreOt oTy der & Fuzzeli, Nashville l.. G.
M frraff
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Tax Sale.

WHEREAS Thomas Summers, Collector Of the public
Taxes for thu county Of Stewart reported the Novem
1857 the circuit court for said county the toll
lowing OF aud upon which the tax for the 1853
and 1855 aims due and unpaid, and that the owners
goods and chaLLes in said county Whc
dis raln for said taxes wit H4ywO and Naso
gton's heirs tract in district No 3 containing $50
acres, valued $780, state county tax SO67 cost
heretofore $3.50, Clerks fee $50 Collectors lee SlUO,
printers fee $50, total amOlnt 5 10 Il.
w. Hawkins in dis Tct No 5, containing bO acres
valued S4OO 90, State and county S. 81 Clerks fee
So collectors fee 81 co. printers fee $780, total amount
50, s.
WhereuDon, 1t considered by the Count that judgment
be and is hereby entered against the aforesaid tracts OF
OF the STATE for the annexed 10 each
neDg OF costs and charges dne severay
thereon years 1855 d lsj6, and H ordered By the
Court that said several tracts of land, much thereof
as shall be sufficient each of them, satisfy the
costs and charges annexed to them seyea be sold as the
law directs. Test A. b. ROSS. CleTk.
In obdcnce TO the above order Of the Court, shall pro
oer for sale the 4h day January next at the
house. in the of Dover the Aforesaid tracts Of
land much thereof may be necessary 10 satisfy the
does TOS. SUMMERS. r. G.
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Alfred A. Brernrd.
: Attachment, Bill. p...uosr Rates 1857.

Jacob whites, . ~. a..
T Appearing to the satisfaction Of lsIA q .--.
Jacob Wnies, NE defendant in ~ ~ ,-,iiasrg 49,
dent Of the state Of Tennessee fnAl -. n -
Of this Court severed - = .rt.rsd ,Io,, -
ordered By the CLERK q Ms.sf four sueessSys wss-
~ ~, 49, ~ Oe 9,sncan newspaper put D. he'd
- nc ~ % IasnFlie5 e 81 C0aTt Of Chanrrry-
10 BE- he'd al 5e o 10 ne town Of LslsS els Ma,
con Oouhys on me or denur, TO the compiaAnfs mn
70 PLEADS The same WILL be taken for oOufossod
anu an dsi2ult * pare, that this 7tb December I7
ana Sc. Tor hears JOHN CLAlBORE
fse Clefk a. Ma.rer
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CHANCERH SALE OF LAND AND SLA IS
Tn pursuance OF mteroclOry decree procured ia the
Chlncery Court at Woodbury., at the October Term Of
SAID court, 1857, the pending therein, wherein
EriXena Boyle Administrative OF Joseph r. Boyle, decd,
against John S. OdOm Mathew NJ. Odo, BuiUs l. OdOm,
OdO, minor children of Eliza Odom, deceased
Elizabeth II Boyle, George A. Boyle, Thomas NJ. Boyle,
and JOs5Dhene Boyle, children Of said Jrsepk d.
B0gie deceased, By their Guardian, I'D etun James B.
Thomas; Mathew s. BogIe and ia OdOn, EXecu RS Of
VIII of ArmsIed 6 OdOm deceased and tesla
menary Guardian OF the minor children Os saId Eliza J.
Odom, deceased, defendants, will sell public ole to
thg highest bidder, Saturday, the 2nd day January
1853 in separate lots, two rich and valuable
OF land being the that said Joseph H. Boyle,
die aId lying in Cannon county,
der fork civil dstrct No H. One tract contains III acres,
and her 90 The Turnpike road leading from
MuTroesbOrO to Liberty, Teen pass through the land
the land will be sod credit OF one and tEO years,
payable in equal yearly instruments bonds and approved
security will be required and lien retained until the p
chase money uaid Toe minimum price the III
S7 50 acre. and the 60 tract Sl per
On the day and place. Will also sell al pnbc sale
highest biCder credit Of l2 months Except $3.50
which will be required in nsnd ten valuable slaves owlI
John, Matilda, ben, aged about six years; Ann, Ben,
aged about 81 yea Jack Henry, Amanda, Sampson and
infant GoIds with good security wiz be required Of the
purchaser. THOS G. WOOD,
noy. 24,-wtds Tprs fee 81 Clerk and Master.
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
s32O.OOO
400 Prizes amounting to. 1870

s. 400 Prizes amounting to. $500, 900
PRICE a1@ OF TIkSI * QUARTERS sa1<
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from $4,000, corresponding with those
Numbers tine Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
are enorcled with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The first 363 Prizes, similarly printed and enereed are
The Wheels are then revolved, and a number is drawn
from the Wheel Numbers, and the time Prize
oa are opened exhibited the audience and registered
BY the Commissioners the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn THIS operation Is repeated untI all the
Prizes ar drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PmIEs.-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers to those drawing the first Prizes VIII
be epted the 81 Approximation Prizes For example:
if Ticket No. 1880 draws the 100000 Prize, those llekes
numbered 1928, II249 l25l 1889, will each be entitled 10
$780, No. $50 draws the SsO0OO prize, Tick
numbered 54 549 $50 will each be entitled TO $780,
and according 10 the above scheme
The To- Prizes Of $50 will be determined By the last g.
OF the No that draws the S60000pnze. For example,
if the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with J. theD
all the tickets Whsre the number ends in will be entitled
tn $50 If the number ends with No. 2 then all the tickets
where the number ends IN will be entitled to $50, and
Gertfcates of Packages WILDE sold at the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate of Package OF 10 whos Tickets $50
10 half " .......- 80
10 Quarter ........ 20
10 Eighth Z" ........ 10
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| their Post Office, County and State.
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| IN full without deduction.
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| days.
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, 8,
Ga can have orders ded time by address
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IT list of the numb eTs that drsV from the wheel,
with of the prize that each entitled
will be published after every drawing in the following pa
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Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnelligenCcr New
Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News and Rich
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valuable Lot IN south Nashville nearly -suss
n by Washington, JEFFERSON and Pearl strsso. "a
there good Daildings bargain will b s'co
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EAernseme dliaN.

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