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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12

Eg-An editor out West, who served
four days on a jury. says he is so full of
law that it is hard for him to keep from
cheating somebody
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12

Es-A lady..bcing in wan: Of dyer. was
referred to an excellent workman. some
thing OF a wag in his line. The lady call
ed and asked
Are You q dyeiug man??''
NO, ma am; | ara q living man, bat |
will dye for you."--promptly replied the
man of many colors. putting the emphasis
where i. was most needed
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-02-12

NrsIcAL WORLD OrrIcE,
3T9 Broadway. = Y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02
Co1oRED YoTEEs.

The ipreme Court Of tie Utdted States has
just decided that negroes are not liens, bat the
Legislature Of New York has taken long siri'e
n be opposite q eeuoo. BY msk ng them elec;Crs
on an lal'y with the wh't-s e AZ iesst the pes
Ell glslatire O. that st,te has done al it can TO
d ct that Iesu'.
The Grst section Il tie secoud article Of the con
ftitution OF New Y TX prosides hat n ery,s can
lot vote unless they have en- Tor three years citi
z5rs O the Safe, and sre possess 4 ct freeh, ID
estate of The value Of three lur cred dsl4rs. Res
uli, ns providing for an smeudment It peall this
suse pass, he Assembly on the 25.h ult BY a
srgev te. They had previou u passed the Sera e.
This propO iton tb,Iishes ths property quaI6
cation, as WE'LL the three yearSusidepca. 10 or.
Ger to perfect the amendment 1t mus. be re-plssed
BY Il c next Legislature and approved Ct by the
peope at special election.
The constitutional convention Of iowa adjourn
ed few days sgo after smepdirg the constitution
Of that State so as u ALLOW negro suf age and ne
gro testimony in trials before Courts. A q use is
asO inserted TO make imperative the fugitive slave
law, and also one declaring perfect ,qIai y lie
tween the whites ard blacks The people have
yet to ratify the new Constitution as thus amen
ded.
The acton of the Legislature Of New YoIk was
dict ted BY spirit Of hostility to tie decision q
the Supreme Curt of the United States in the
Dred Scot case. "The sober second thought
may possibly prevent its consuumatiOn, though
the little hope that it wilIin State so thoroughly
dlmoralz d, politically, as New York has been by
! the AbOltionisls and Black Republicans. There
is some hope that the peop'e Of Iowa will not de-
/ grade themselves to the level of the African,
though the gargrene VII Oh is now curaipg New
York has fastened Itself fesrfuly upon the body
! polite Of ttst State
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02
a NEW license Law

We learn from the New York Post that Mr..
HAssFoED, a member Of the legislature Of that
State, hss introduced umpersuce reform bill
W ch provides that o Ierson stall drink strong
liquors with fl at Obtain iDg iceLse which may
b. graned by ally Justice Of the P. ace, en- the
iClOwiug terms:
For 4 lie nse to drink Isger beer, cu,rsLt or any
domestic Win 8, 80 cts.
FIR strong beer, IS cents
For y h sky, ard home made liquors, 81
+ 7 FreJ c. or any imported brduig $3.50
For Clsmpsgne, Burgundy Or any fOTe Isn wine
No mSrr ei womsu ia to OBJ ain license with
out the written cOussnt Of Ler hush and, aud NJ
u.incr, without written consent from his or Der
guardian
The license can be rcvcked iu csses Of gross IL
CxCsuOL; bu. this section s not 80 apply 10 IL
ceused clergyman OF member Of the Pres No
dc er IS 70 serve liquor to a person without tie
procuclisn cf tLe license, aid {: en- oDly sucl L.
quur SO is uemeO q er,in.
Thu bill pToc e5s upon the idea that there is
more harm IL tie drinking az the seIug, and
therefore it IS better to put the tex IN the r.qht
piece at once. We link it good burlesque o. all
efforts to lgisluto men into sobriety ana good
morals
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02
PROGRESS
CITIZEN ZIP.

We DO not propose &C Issug with the Patrto
The policy Of the States exercising the rigl to
msks oil rs of sliens, independently Of Congress
ii NAL legislation. Some Of the inc nveEences re-
ferred to by that paper would perhaps result Iom
such action We have he etofOre declared our
selves entirely satisfied with the laws Of cur own
State in this respect, ard would not Sc ek change.
We referred to the matter as one Cf fact IN reply
to the Patrfo,, which paper had questioned the
correctness of judi TANrTs opiricn. The ses
have often exercised the Pc yer and the right to DO
50 has heretofore bsen expressly declared BY the
Supreme Court Ia stating that tie pc yer * St.
ed IN the States, Judge TAEET announced no new
opinion, but referred to what lad been authorize.
lively decided some years before.
The Patriot win thus learn that it tskes issus
with the Supreme Court, ard not with rs. The
power Of the States in this regard was wellsettlsd
constitutional Law long before the late opinion Of
Judge ThEEY was delivered Ard if the PatyiOt
my wisey ard periodically QUESTION the truth Of
the decisions Of that tr banAl when they thWart a
favorite dogma Of the know notbings, how can it
Judge the sLoltiODisis for rejecting the judgu eat
# lie court spsn them2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02

METH ALABAMA CoTToS. Memphis Ap
pea! states thst tie f 81 lead Of euttCn (hry
bAles) from Moth Alai "a, wss r. c-ived in thst
city on the 2slh ulr., by tie Memphis and Char e.
ton Railroad It was shipped by NJ. VA Dick
n, Of Tuscunbi', who is ole Of the Tre.crs d.
Tsctors ard earliest friends Of the road, having Oh
one occasion taken from his own private pure
flCO UOJ Of the bonds Of Il Rod, to assist it in
q dsy OF trial and gl' ON. Il was, therefore, p
oaliAry appropriate that be should make the drs,
shipment upon the Road, to the complexion Of
bisb lie hsd oontribut, d 50 literally
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02

ALABAMA SARDKFe.-Th4 Co umtu- C ) En-
q,filer saws that 10 o. ga river. a lev mi Is oV-
Wetnmpks, IA, s. ! n.s precisely ks those j n
ported from the NJ .d ezra ean, 10 md to such az
extent that tLe7 could csUg 1 almost Of "a
wagon load T e tdi 10 OF The 20 unans San
says he $ Tested o. tie sAr1luts 81 th' Coos,
They are csuRh: il traps 10 great sblntalce by
MI. P. HOUSE, at plaI talon Oa the c, ga
about fifteen nj rs aoovs Wetumpks, ADD in the
atseocs Of marke, near b. for dsposng Of THIN
fresh, feeds EN- to bis negroes. Here is "a opeE
ing for some enrerprsiug man
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02

The quantities Of any or all may be increased or min.
hsd the service may hereafter require. Th5 5nracs
Will therefore b. made not fyr ecBc quantities but r
such Gnut!ss The service may req 10 be delivered
Al thUae navy yards respectively
UosIractor not residing at TIE places where deliver
lred must establish agenJss al sub places, that
deay may arise Ia Furnishing what may b. III eJ;
and when contractor iall' promptly o comply d
uusltIun the Chief OF tue Bu PrsvlsI0ns and
Chilling shall be author d to direct purchases to be
made supply the dticl-ucy, uudsr the penalty be
pressed 10 The contract; the record Of lsu11
duplicate copy thereof the bureau Of Provisions and
UShng or ~ eth OF 'hs navy yards aforesaid s1a be
evidence that such "a ustDn uu5 ben made and re
CeIvsd
Eeparats # rs must be m de for tacl arli,s at each OF
the Aforesaid navy ards aud 10 mare
,ls is Inliu ed IN The III the Chef the Bue viii
have the right 70 accept or mos. J tie Articles
tanned IL such offer, snd reject the N uisr aud bd1er
whose proposals are accepted ll1d none oth - w 90
iorhRIJu hottie ]. mi IA ly zC.c4b ClBJr-c.
wilt be Transmitted 20 tnem or exsutOu, Wlich contrast
must be returned % tue ga eau WIin ten days, eXlIve
Of tus inns rqIred Tor the regular tantn ssOu OF tie
mail
Two or more approx Ell surses in sun ,q1ll 10 the
estimated amount Of he respective m b.
ired, and twenty per Cgulau adiiuUn viii withheld
from the amount paymsGts acc . heTs1i as CO..
lateral security IJuI, Performance and
not N auy event 10 0s pad uui tbs 10 al respects euu-
Piled viii ty per cel u o. he aH-uat o. oil uelver
made VIII pad by he navy agsli IN thirty day.
after bills GUY al henNc ei snail have OeeH presented W
HIM.
Blank forms Of prop sls may De o5rausi apple lion
Tie u.vy age Is 10 Pr uh NsW -EupsIItG, 3 SOL
New NUIk PblaGep4la B1l IN re, ash ngtJu, NOIiJlN
Pensacola aud al tins buTesu.
resurd, dup oi The letter informing bidder Of
the acceptance OF s proposal viii be enel q nOuhc
there Of within the uUg fine ct tl5b aud ms Old
lie made and acczpel AZ cOnUTm t with ihIs under
Standing
livery slier made must be accompanied d directed IN
the Ul Congress makipg app oHatJns yr The naval
service ls45-17, sgp ovsi IUta August 1916 ny
guarantee, -gued by IN ne sJOna,Je per-
cons Le Ell tuEJ they undertake tlAt he biuder
bidders Will # ais tusir Old De accepted enter INTO
al obligation within i've days with 20 Il aud su1c -ut
suretIes, 10 furnish The VpIes PruPeeL Ihs bureau
Will not be Oh "a ed to c.nsider y proposal less &C
cUmDa1Isl by guIrsn rq rsu b. swj the eOmpe-
tsnSy Of the guraIt-e 10 be Cer. The navy ggUui,
district altor sy, Or col eg.Ur OF the
The at.en ion Of dier5 cE cd 20 tamples and d.
Scorpions of articles Hqu rel in tus Iusp cuOn Ur
ce2IJn gsl but * COMPARISON vii be de Iet6een
The red lhs samp and trAc receiving
That ISL DION tneu AID attention. ssO plrC-
uarly urvCed The JOINT reslIuol OF zI,h Aa ca, io4
ald i Jh= acJ q tle IU.h Oi August, Is45.
Marcu Io-Apr Z-laRAE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02

A Novel sU,r-A NJ HUyT zuei Mss LAURA
hlENE 10 enc + the Cour OF Nv Y3.k, [, re
ever 81, winch Le pal fox TO tclet. on the
evening OF February IS having been assured
tnat he woui1 be DIVIDED with seats il the dress
circle. o. reaching that part # the houss. how
ever It YVES found 10 o. very full aud he declined
taxing seats IN tie paTq1ettp, aud insist d upon
tie rum To-! his m1ny Thich was refused The
JusIc5 d-died hit ths defendant was bound TO
refund the money Tie czsa being s,ruew at
novel ami Important on-, Miss KEENB has appeal
ed TO D." g ler curt. Il is rather small bIsiaess
on toh sljrs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02

C,TrcH MnUFAeroEY II GEafeA The An
gusts Consttaionalist says that me i'ea Re
70 med o. the extent Of bushes cured on It q e
August C,ncu 1anu'Setor5, wlest. Is kborD
tat ncaf rx,y THOUSAND yards OF cloth ere S IN
weakly, cousum ng sb'lt ty bales Of c.'tou Of
four huudle pom d. escb. ?. ars bon e
thousand spiDdles sad tSo uldred AMI sixty
looms in oFeretion ID rle company fad it Diff
cult to ill with pr IA IN 50 the orisrs tley recsi
for manulae.ur-l g0ol
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02
THE uEMPHIs AID CHARLESTON RAILROAD.


THE HEMPHIS AID CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
The Memphis papers contain long descripri ms
Of tie excursicn from that city on Friday last, to
wires the laying Of the last rail on tie Mem
mis- ard Charleston railroad. The Appeal Gays
thst cir The tbserce Ct the Pre- sidsLi, Mr. sam
TkTE b. was detained 81 home by irdispo itioa,
il was sgresd that as Gov JtEEs had driven the
frs, spike in the road, be should drive the lat
Bling called out, e addressed tie crowd q short
but appropriate speech aftCr which Co. BEIRNE OF
Alaoame, spoke at some length, reyi W ng the his
tsrY Of Il @ road. The ceremonies being over, we
SD e6el on, O porto 10 Tascumba, but the most
Ct Us 20 Huntsville. At Huntsville the hospi. atty
Of the city WAS afforded US, and Saturday was very
sgre, ably spenr in V.ewirg the city, which, By the
way, We pronounce one OF the handsome and
most pleasant towus u tie South
The st through tram csme o-er the road Oh
s. MAY, leaving Stevenson at bali pss o'clock
in the N rang, aud arriving st Mem0his quarter
befoIe eight. We found nc 1osd ln exc, ieu- n
dition, AID predict for f. lesvy busi stz 5-lu IN
freight and passengers. It Re eta es a rrcn sud
fertile county, which, when Hs resources are fully
developed, oInuot al to A1od it with commerce.
Its c. m0leticn marks new era 10 the is.ory Ct
our city, and it will not be long ere we shall fee
sensibly the impulse it will give to ur prospeuty."
If the time Of arrival Il Memphis stated 10 the
foregoing paragraph g o be the regular time, it
will require twenty seven urs TO 60 from NASH
vile to Memphis BY railroad the ds.arce berg
about $50 mics TIE cars leavz Nssuvi lie a. o.
clock, .. N a. d arrive at Ne nphi5 at OciJ OK
the next evening Probfby, after tae ROAD o.
CONES al s.ul7d, tbs line will be reduced to "A
hours
TIE Bulletin says:
MEMPHIS AND CHARLr sToS RAILROAD The
TEAMS HR UeH Our re 5resenfalv, did not
re urn last night but we learn from tie Super
a -nueut q tie R al, hr B. AYRFs, who came
ID le.terdsy evenings train from Tuscumbs that
The ceremony Ct Trying the last rail was sccompl sh
ed great b the Satisfaction OF ell Ir55ent. o.
tn sr iv-l a. the gap, which required The laying
and fast, NJ Of Cnly two rails 10 allow 4 train
70 lass. CtL J J DJNGAN Of Huntsville vas
called To the Chat, when It was proposed that il
az much ss Gov J Me-, 6rst President II the R)sd
nd driven tie frst spike, he sh-uli be requested
10 drive also Jlt last The Governor responded 10
= hort but delicious speech; when G o. HAKELL
b-Irg called 0 0. EuFges, ed that, as Tennessee had
aid Ger rsiI, Al bamG should coms 10 tne work.
TnIs bro ghL u D BEIRNE Ct HuDtsVi /, who
ma Ieeeh 'ul of point and humO-. The
company then ces ended, the rails were laid, Il e
Ipikes driven Cme sDd the nupJisl union OF The
Atlantic and the Mississippi was celebrated W.T.
HbGti2ns and cood cheer -AfemDhis Bulletin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02

lHE BURDELL MURDER TIE t.isl K 5, -d
lrHt .Eh-n o, tie uur. .. D. 3d.. 80
VII --aa o. "a SIC Ja.r. O.ra z.a -r..l r
IT 1.a York, 70 III course e svOnr u... elk
"as- a.o.'--ai terra O.y v IL. re Drodac o. e
lave 20 Wy q kaO~lus; but ", d. link that
TIE NEST Strenuous eEeruyuz should be maj to
erreJ our tae guilty Tauies. Il seems thrt tEy
GUlbor les o. New YO-6 have settled dow. ,-..
TIE conviction tHst tEe persons now uru,f ar. "
are really he Hu-ierers ara n Eff Y, s ned. O..
TX tne horrible cfIm' uJOl sry one else A ..r
respondent Of he Ere,ng Post ssks yer, sr,si
bly, ana Justly too IT, o. tuI- $ q. Of tie c So Z
would not be BCv.s,tle that Gov. Kl.p s.ogld
Ofer G reward Of i've Thousand dollars Tor he dis
co7ery OF the murderer. There are two clear and
plausible reasons for such a step. Oae u, that
Burde,s Whereabouts, IT. N i've o'couk al eleven.
must be known 10 several persons whose employ.
meuts ar such SIS would BE- IT, j1rsi by expos r.
Therefore tney sre 81 nj A gambling OF bswoy.
house would be Iok IA up, aud the future UusIle.s
OF the ke. pers he destroyed The fear Of cJmurU-
mIsllg respectable customers, or few bundled dO-
lar, wUu.u impose silence on prOCur. SIS and ser
Wallis h re powerful moIve y some pee.
ple 10 k,eD The my tery DARK l. is worth many
taes i've IEoaSald dollars 70 the public to have 1t
l:aFeisI he Other ressol is, that the accused
parties may be imoesgti Who does not shuGd r
81 tie l. g a 81 6Taultug innocent peOpa with the
horde lniany f murdec-mucn less hanging
ihsm ? Itls worth i've millions of collars the
onmu. i'y wou cheerlully give II-rather than
hs 81 iuloc, n. person. Ii Is not only expedl-
eor, Uut sci, TO oiter the reward since il will
uot Dc paid unless the murderer Is couv.cred, on
satlsf cory evidence - Phi. Penn
EARLY Peas This Charleston Counter notices
the appearance OF green peas in that city on the
9th ult-the pods full snd the grains perfect.
CT ar eston has bCa. Us this yesr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02

NOTICE
~ virtue Of deed trus. executed by $. L. BaE
ID 24h dag Of A7cl ISL shall sell TO the highest
bidder cssb, the -CEH bAY AFEIr l1Is % the
prersiscs a Tract Of LAM, on which and
GFst aud other decided TO trust % By
said baiF deed 0fGas Land waCre said buth
lives. ga be 4th District hte county The Caney
Fork River bonded the est by The lands OF w. to,t N,
south by the lands oil o. Rhodes the East o the
lands sad Rho W. 1uts1u, and the North by
the lands d sGd Husou, continuing 2is more or less
Acres. he Of laid viii De- ca 90 hand 9sld
sale made the deed OF trust executed by sLe SAID
BaitiH 60 me as above. Ibis the 2d OF March, 1851.
IurA7-IW&wtd JESSE FRANKS, trustee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02

DEATH Ct Az On NIGso.-The BrownsyIlie
Journal announces the 0est1 in that place on ihs
22i uit., OF MARY PERKINs. a uegro woman, sqed
one hundred and twenty yts-s. Sns was the o'dss5
inhsb tant o; the Wes'erl District, sad could re-
late clrcumsts3ces before aud Incidents If the Rev
dictionary Ho-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02
West Nashville!
McNAIET'S, hIRENAS's, and HTAEs' ADDITIONS.
PUBLIC SALE OF
Fifty Building Lots.

on TUESDAY, tPsIL liTu, last on the premises. we
~ will sell 20 highest bidder about So BEAUTIFUL
Blu ldiHg Lots pa Wet M hvis, follows
No. 30 conner OF Broad and McNay streets, desirable
location FIR produce and family rDCery slrre. Nos A.
SO 81 ord 60 r ntng each 200 eet broad street % tee
wide AIS D.. l-3a.d iui, yery hauI re-i Usk.
corner r McNairy and Nciayocs tFees Ai Upwards NJ
30 desics0la GIuadg, M-GIvt NcNa p, DsIuum
braue and Locust streets
II the above Lots DO aot su2n'y the 1esnd VIII OF
or 10 most desirable LOIS H Eylcs JcaCtigl addition
Carroll, Gay and Kuov las alTetIs
many heauJi u. and mlF sl,, mHgn NJ
dive liugs have been rrectJd 60 Years.
Nashville sa fFyoute point si.h AID have ouns iI
lmpo:shle 10 keep race With 10 rl rprny Our
INST purch4se Of Lots made Ig Art bvo 1913,
which We sold 10 few weeks Prod OF per
We sold QUE otihree times in rSs lCals
vance each time Of near 20 per c-r 30 Nashville
10 improve i,r The next five years a his r o." lass sys
We confidently predict That Lots au Bu- stree. Nut Nash
yile valued AZ $40 asd ie fu0t vii rsad y cum-
maud from $50 so 100 per i0ul.
TsRNa-l, and years credit. fr notes bearing interest,"
well secured &c >aet0 begin Lot No. 80 corner II
Broad and McNaIry.
III j Omu bgsses ard collation. u.url.
D. TRIGs, Agc.uHe-r. j g. o. b ". BROWN
, should tue weather b. TOO ircIrEert Ell ca Tues
day he liih inst me sale Will DC 1sloaCd 30 Friday.
I'm Instant Pr sd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02

positively fOrTEO Nights only, Commeuci7E FRIDAY
1 EFtNtNG. APRIL 90, 1857. The Would Renownsd
p = az OF AVA the UnHealled Magician, will opeH
MS AagnidceHt taacr OF Fucharimert above
irgs, when he will itrodace many New ana Original Nagi-
eaiand Ny st-ariachal illusions, Trans f0rms0ns ect D.
tons,
ADNssTrN To an of the house 80 csrt, Cnered
Gallery - cents Color Box Doors open atqHar-
ter before = Curtain quarter hcG O'Clock
Seats be secured from 20 o. % A. ~ and from Ia
81 F0rp ritulsrs bills ,f the fav
a2rii2 g. CLARKE HENDERSON. Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02
ZOE PIITnRURG.

THE substauuch, light draught steamer F7RRs n
4 RELIANCE Capt WoodDurn, will leave ik-s...--k
az above auu AL intermediate landings, 2A
Ills DAY, the 2d InsiaRi at O'Clock r.
81. F, rfreIght passage apply on DO I'd, or 70
apl9-t II. a. HAkiSON, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02
EDaEuELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD

TIE &c, kbolders e this road met on the 3lst, ,
and chose the following Board Of Direct r.:
E. S. CBEArHAM, Dr. T. MENEEs, AID E A F RI
Of RobCr son county; DR.. john SmIBY Men LAS
HES ANDREW EwrNG, AID E. P. CoNEELL, OF
Davidson.
The bosrd met in this city yesterday, al unsu-
imously re- elected the following Ulcers:
S. CHEATHAM Prc5idsnt
W.. A Ram ~, Sccrsa,y and treasurer.
A. AHDzR on, Chisf Engineer.
We are gl7d TO I-arn tbs, under the direct on Of
this abe and Cfi. lent b1ard of maraz, ment, the
work is making satisfactory progress. Thirty mlles,
mn encing ri Nashville, are under can,rsc
which Wi be ready for lie ron on tie Is, Jonus-
~ next The ridge is progressing we'll $50
O0e If Gle 9o,k tul e, ard II is 20 be finished by
the lsl ID aem5er next
We eru fur her ba flJy-sx Davidson county
hCnds were ID yesterday to home parties, st 754
Contractors tor msnsonry MAXWELL & Co. For
Fuper,ructure, GRAY WHIroS & Co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02
Nashville Theatre!
ONLY FOUH NI6Hgs NtRs Of MATT PEELS
CELEBRATED
Campbell z851stTels!


TUESDAY, april evp-- Distressed u'"-sco er
II Pre- cediug the Iioses, UEhy change. negro Mn
strelsy, DR. F. A JO y Is, FEfHt
Mar Pm Manager fmHf2t-td.
~ Fc6ss so cents, Servsus au1 culored G-Ir-l = C.
Door cptu o'cn-k- Connect e. % "a.
~ Box "hce open from 10 &, -, A n a. from 70
P NJ when Sea can be secured upon application 10 NJ
Hu4iI-f.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02
GRApE CULTU,r - he n lgaboIbO d Vi Coat

GRAPE Gurus ii. he n ighborho d Coat
tsaoags j.. n S a-a. ms i--a5,7 attention is
R.s-a g. .ar cr...r-...l i tie C..sr h. gray. It
Is s.il e-vU-. ! ..Yc. -.s .I.r.ea. t
thirty a-rss, ala Gel y. 8. aHr.s.rE --a Got.
RtEsr b. RRsD..N -.r,e a.rs each. Ha a.s.
heard o. saesra. o.ass gentleman IL E,s. sra ps3d-
de Tyuu.s WHO 1.e .sy NJ mrca denton 10
this branch 81 ca au-a. We Sc TO 5esyoa why
the grape culture may not become vers imp5r-
tan bra ch - u F-.duc.Ive industry. TIC noun
tsiugds resOusof h- Stale are p cuHsrly adapted
to the gr VIII Of the grape aud the experiments
th.t have De, made have dem 5ustrlt,d taat It
msy b. made very profitable.
Mr.. L NOW ETa, Of Cincinnati, who il az e1
perieICe0 grspe gToWcr, urges t raising Of seld-
lugs from cur best native erspss, without cross
viii rcpesn ga es; thereby, be thinks, we sbbl
equal b,ir best tabe grapes, sarpsss their wine
grSpes sno supply ii en- with vine. The CataW-
"a, first produced by Col MURRAY BuLcombe,
North Carons, 10 1892, is rapidly extending over
che whole South and West.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-02
NEW BOOT AND SHOE srOta.
FISE GROCERIES ARD FANCY GOODS :
T,R SALE AT
NO % UNION STREET,

FINE GHCLEHEES AND Fanny GJDES
FOR SALE AT
NO p UNION STREET,
UOLLISTER & CARTER,
lsvccEs'oas TO A. c. caETER)
PIE fruits. sIEUF5.
Peaches, Lemon syrup.
Cherries RASPBERRY rs rup,
Coos be res SuaS5ar. y0v-up.
Curran S, e uz7T $. RIP
Prrrr4 fl-7 SUNgiIES
FKEot PINE APlLES. Yeas, HoEders
Ground Specs W.ie Wine usyar,
BaoA ePpsr Cans, Papers cider Vinegar,
and Eotles Table salt
Wh-e Pepper Cans PapCrs Owe OF,
and bottles sublime lu-gs OIL
CassIa Pei per Cans, Papers, Gree Corr 10 cans,
Alkpice, GJseu Peas il Cans,
CIOTs5. sage,
CAY venue Pepper, Eca,
FISH CJugs ss Water.
FRESH Salmon, hEIChUPS
onsd Walnut ketchup
Goldfish Nuslr.O a. KstCIup,
" Mack=rsl in ems, TJma.ye KeiChup.
Sardnes, aud COUhsh, ULlFLo
oysters Seville Olives,
PICKLES. French Olives,
Gerkius Fer-ae d..
Mi1ed Pickles CAPEES
eau rh5Ter, NoaP-reI Uare-ss
S'ar rra1d Pickles, Csp5te al e-s,
ilczed L5mes MUSTARD
Lsbstsrs, French du=tlrd.
Uystsrs, Elieuri4u &lst I'd,
SAUCES massachusetts, 90,
Essence If anoho7ies, Cias.aaat DO,
pa8II ~aHce. usr-e k2dsh
uIcast-rshire sauce .HE4SA-
JOHN Eut do, StlJu Cleese.
H-rrirg3 CO, Jhsidar do,
Uodsrsoods,Rsd Gru5ere do,
'F''' - CzACKs Rs.
Beuts Wssar Crackers, Soda and Butter Crackers
Laws Wa-er 90 uu-res 3 ks-d1g 5IscuIb
WIns, Boston SUg r. Gin, CT-CSlai B.lS
ger auG Mix Crackers.