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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25

pU~Thc citizens Of Indianola, Iowa.
have held an anti-circus meeting. and
passed resolutions against the exhibition
ofthc elephant THAT place, on account
of its immoral tendency. The editor Of
the lndianola Visitor has also been bro't
to account for publishing circus advcr-
tisemcnt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25
NOTICE.

Public Notice is hereby given that st the JrE
Term, 4. p. 1857, Of the county court Of cedar
county. Iowa, the Executor of the Estate If An
ore. hih decd, late Of said county, ha, died h.
final report in the settlement Of said estate, whc
report var continued until the August Term, 1855,
OF said court. All persons interested arc there
fore notified thst aness they appear and ohj,c
thereto, thatsaid report will l.; approved and sad
Executor be discharged from further dutie. ~
liability In the premises WELLS SrIcEr.
3W21 s=z..... county Ind 90
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25
Indictment and Arrest Of the - Plug Ugly"
Election Rioters, &c.

WusbHgtOn, July N.
The Grand jury to-day found true
bills against number OF the alleged par
Elephants in the election riots, aud also
in several cases Of assault aud battery
with intent to kill. Fourteen of the &C
cased parties. ser- srrcrted ON bench
warrants; end oticcrs ere ID pursuit of
the remainder Of thciu The Grand
jury in their report say. !" the exciting
causes Of the riot and subsequent blood
shed ia the Fourth Ward, may he as.
cribrd mainly to the presence Of certain
Baltinorians, joined by large number
Of dis, rlcrly perso' Of Washington. .,
. near the polls
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25
r1prcy BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

-~-o---- &c..
EscLange OHice.
wxa H. Tushill, Dealer In Enehsns,.
Lind Agencies. ....,.---.....--
II. G. piatt, y..... - Ocnsral Land AEedt.
In.srance Agency.
:.: s... Sas. ch.ss OK I a CO.
,,.. A''s'ne''' q 4. ,,..eu,
Jno. Ii yan, saa John HUBER.
wei" ' James ". D.si.y.
Physicians 4 Surgeons.
James O. Turner, Scott = Ccwan.
q. 4. Chambers, J. Smith, Rochester.
HAIL 4 Long. Veterinary Surgeons q Fa'riers
Dentistry. g.
~. II Tullus. Permanently Located Eensis
Painting, Of all kinds ". G. Metz
Meat MSrket, psn'. Hirras-
Lumber Ynui. John H. Bireley
Tailoring.
VIM Elliott, Naaaise.srer and Dealer
Casad Il Gilmore, do
kiser Grew 4 Turner. do
T. Mshony Il Bro. Tailor and Cutter.
7. Manly. Dealer in Ready raade Clothing
Dry Goods, Groceries Etc.
CHARLES swErLAsp. General Dealer.
K,sER. CREW d Turner, 10
J. l. RAY h Co. do
r. CuILps Co., Groceries i Wooden ware
Druggists.
Z. HAIL. Drugs, Groceries, Notions. Eth.
Gilbert 4 Co. do do do
Reigar. Mcnamara. Drusgi.t 4 Pharmaceu,is.,
Furniture 4 UpLolStIy.
VIM. BAGLRY, Manufacturer T. Bcsler
BEowH SEAME1, DO do
Stores 4 Tin Ware.
GEO. TIlrcu Manufacturer * Dealer.
s. L. rorLk, Manufacturer OF Tin Ware.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25
RXECUTOR's NOTICE.

THE Undersigned having been appointed IS
ecuior Of the estate al Jasper Scott, docea,-
ed, late OF Cedar county, Iowa, by the ConnN
Court OF said county, 1t the July term lsj;, gire
notice 10 all persons indebted 10 said estate, 80
present their claim to the undersi cucd. duly -,
thenticated, 2Is4 W ~ WEI IN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25
The Verdict ON the Steamer Montreal
Disaster.

VueUec, JuIy II.
The Coroner's jury have returned a
verdict Of manslaughter against Wilson,
the owner Of the steamer Montreal Ru.
dolph, the captain; Derval, the pilot,
and Roberge, the mate. They also
strongly censure Mr.. Wilson, sen, the
controlling agent. They recommend the
stringent enforcement Of the steamboat
law. The parties implicated will be tried
at the present session Of the Court Of
Queens Bench.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25

n1~There arc six hundred aud forty.
seven prisoners in the Ohio Penitentiary,
the greatest lumber ever known 20 be
confined within the walls al any one
4 in,e
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25

The Des Moines Citizen says the cur.
rent Of public opinion ip the weston por.
tion Of our state is setting strongly in f.
vor Of the NIX nas.i.s::oi,. .''..'' .-a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25
81, G. PUATT

81. g. PIATT,
Attorney sni Counse1ios ati
xa@s AGENT. Aa
! rrpssS, IOWA. Oaass In the Count uo,
a sToch FARM Roa SALE
= A A-s' quality, No. A. SICK latin, co.ta:n
ing ago acres.
Prairie Lsnd--The sw or. os Sec. y, t,s2,,u
Aso-The se Or Of ne Or of ssc. u, -, =, i4a
Nso,-TLe 1T Of So ar Of Sec, Ia tpsi ,:~
A!so--Thc nv Or Of See. 9, ~ si,r.~ Cont
ing leo acres.
Also-~A number Of Town Ios In ptor, eNts,,
ttr2.4vH.-. n. g. P!Al.. Agent
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25

FOUND, The Only Reliable Place to
Buy anything in the line Of Clothing and rurn-
ishing Goods in Upton. Also. Hats, Caps, Doo:s
and Shoes. All Of the above Goods = III lie sod
NJ fair price'. Clothing Of any style and quality
can be bought At the Grsa, Western Clothing En-
poriam four doors East ofswetland's corner, Tin
ton. Iowa CasAD d GILMORE, Propr,,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25
BY the following extract from the Game

Dy INC IUllo"1ug cxtrdct 1fom tue Eamc
Law of Iowa, II will be seen that our
gamesters can resume their old sports:
. 1t shall be unlawful for any person,
except on his own premises, to kill, Gu
snare or trap any wild deer, elk or fawr,
wild turkey. prairie hen or chicken, grouse
or quail, between the LIST day Of Februa-
ny and the 10Th Of July in each and every
weir"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25
rOR JUDGE.

eroasE 5Alrn, Esq. will address the people o.!
ririoa, ., the Court Hccss on SAturdsy "ssuing
FAX. Az ,ust ], 1887.
fsre one and all.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25
- VII, onsr ior sale choice lot Of Prairie Land

.ros GEORGE WHISTLER, Agent
orders One. oFTeShe NC he,
isit Y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25

i l. sisting Of silver plates. biit,ania, rcrm.a
silver. rla,ishod and iapanned ware, cutlery tea
trays, wood.n and willow ware, bird cages lg--
kcts, door and table ma.., etc. etc
id T.. 4. .,rr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25

Hsrsblican Comfy Ticket.
For County Judge.
GEORGE SMITH.
For Recorder 4 Treasure
JOSEPH II. CUE
For Sheriff,
ADAM 8. LyBE
For Coroner.
{. A. POUND,
For County Surveyor.
MARTIN u. MILLER
s&,i sac word white be siric ken out Of the ar;i
cie on the Right of Sufrage,' NO
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25

RETIRED PHYSICIAN. is years OF ar.. hay.
ing lost his Father two Brothers, Daughter
Aephess, and Nieces, hy that dreadful disease Gov
scNfIios and suffering with CssYh himself, aetsr.
mined to visit the East indies. Egypt and Japan whera
ne rrfresfsss and Csrtais Care for Colds
Coughs. Bronchitis, Cessamptis., Nervous ne,Jii,y
ana Asthma His cough cured immediately; ne re.
turned, earei his Refaftrss. who inherited the d.ase
ana 10 connection With his have employed il H. his
prAcce, curing Thousands Of cases considered
py otners Tor the purpose Of rescuing many OF his
suffering fellow beings as possible ne il sendins his
cpe to all who wish it for 10 cents OF n Ia MAJ III.
postage and tn: balance printing lddress Dr. HEATH
2Sm3. N''"@" Ao'A.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25

r-S4 mlpey. NO feed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25
CEDAR CO. BANK
II. NJ. HOBSON.
OEee- OWN KNOTT l. CAnL's srosk

I buy and sell East-fn Exchange ana American
l Gold.
Money loaned on good and sufficient sseurity.
Money received OIL Deposit lntc-est paid on
Special Deposits, A. per agreement
Particna atteation psid to Cole, lions, aud
proceeds RENTED Oh day Of pa!nsIt less eur
rent rate OF Exchange.
Upton, July 18th. 1851.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25

HrxBoLbss UNIVERSALLY APPROVED RRSEpr-
Compound fxta.t Buchu cures Diseases Of the
bladder, Kidneys, Gravel Dropsy, W,alAess &C.
Read the advertisement In another column. head
ed "Hembo,d's Genuine PREPARATION 97wI
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-25

MACHINES Of 1. and y
Horse Power.
200 Rail Road Barrows ..-4E
Ames Shoycls, fsthou str~r.,
Buckwheai Turnip seed
For sale At the Farmers Store corner Of Rock
Island and Front SITS, Davenport, by
2C.. JOHN u. NOlRsE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10

REGISTERED LETrERs.-Tte New York Times
publishes At tie bead of its editorial columns &
notice 10 correspoDde2ts in which It ssys tltt per
sens who have occasion to send money to ths IS
tablisF men', would consult lis safety by rot having
item registered We believe that its experiences
10 this aae Is that all who have occasion to trans
act tusile-s involving tue trEpsmissio1 of large
rums OF money tlrougi the S, Office The Trey
Times card a merchant remark the other day, that
If be desired to lose track of letter cJn aaing az
enclosure, be believed the very best course he
could sdopt would be to have it registered. The
regis ~ mark UpoH toe outside preclams tha;
'tbere is money withiC 1t p,il's t. taievts
these letters in which they are certain to find re
ward lor tie pains and tie risk Il e. incur in open
ing them. Tie department assumes no responsi-
bity for TIE loss OF those letters, and the system
is therefore which:c He-s premium to raseals,
for which the victimzed pubic pay an extra ratio
of Dosfaae
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10
TREyEssgE ND ALABAwA RAILROAD.

We are glad to learn from the accomplished en-
gineer, DIR. Anderson, that The contracts for the
grading ard NJ sonry upon the extension of this
road TO NJ. Pleasant are now al let out, and the
contractors viii enter at once upon the work The
whole line IS TO be completed and ready for tb g
iron by the frss cf JsGusry 1859
We learn from Mi ButOrd, the n rgetc Pre-
dent of the Central Southern Railroad, that he
will have his road graded aud really for the iron,
fIom Columbis to The State line by the tin the
track Of the Tennessee sad Alabama road is COM
pleted to hat town. We have rea. on, therefore,
to hope, that before tie clOss of the gear 1859
we shall be connected with the rich valley of the
Tennessee by q road passing its whole length,
through one Of the most beautiful ard productive
regions upon which the SUI shines. No one can
fail to see Whist s.imu US the competition Of these
roads will imPsrt to t e trade aud business OF our
fOurishing young city. We heartily wish the good
work, God speed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10

The NAN THAT WOULDET PAY HIS FARE-The
authenticity Of the following river item" is yCuoh
ed for By q gentleman who was an eye witness to
it. though we DO rot know thss it happened on
our river. It appears that a new second clerk had
just been engaged by the steamer in question, who
was anxious to please and accordingly determined
to distinguish himself by a rigid discharge of bis
duties on bis first trip. When he entered the en-
CINE room on his collecting tour be found seated
there number Of nen, all apparently belonging
to the troublesome class Of "deckersl" Approach
ing Ooe Of item wbo IVES arrayed in q checked
shirt and old tie hat, tie clerk demanded bis
fare. The fellow appeared at FIST somewhat CON
fused but fraly very seriously proceeded 10 in.
form the clerk, 10 an legsut brogu'" that be had
no money. The later, naturally indignant IT this
palpable sttCmpC to practice on his innocence, de-
manded how be expected to travel on q stesmb ost
without money. Tee man answered imploriDgly:
"Shure and mebby yer honor would be kind
enough to let p5cr mon ride few miles for moth
iHgl' His honor, however, was not 10 be barney
ed. He was Convinced that the fellow had money,
and persisted in bis demsuds the ott er repeating
bis protestations and enrssties. After affairs had
been in this posture for some minutes, the refrac.
tory passenger picked Up a stick and touched the
cock of the boiler. Stop lhaip' Numbered the
clerk, "the engineer will throw you overheard if
be catches you az that!' The fellow desisted with
great seeming contritOn, aud the clerk, de,ermin.
ed to waste no more words on him colared him,
and led bin forward to tie captain. Captain"
sshOrel He has NJ money, or if be has, he Won,
pay To his amszement the only reply was vo-
ciferous zeal Of laughter He loossd his hold, and
looked at the captain for an explanation Of this
novel mode Of treating such communication.
"Wby," SAID t1o Istier, about dying With laughter,
she's the eEginserl'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10
COAL

Weregret to learn that the s eek Of coal at ali
the regular depots in the city is exhausted, and
that we mus rely, until rise IN The river shall
enable boats to pass tie sboss, upon the msagrs
and uncertain supply of the rsil!Oad, unless some
enterprising friend to the public viii undertake. to
supply the present necessities Of our citizers from
the Ohio. If the preseot cool weather continues,
great Inconvenience, AID, pelhsp', suffsrug will
result from'the defcisEcy Of fuel Besides at the
present high raIes. the poor cannot aFJrd the lax
ury Of FIRE. A friend who Iurlhssed load of
of Tradewster coal on Saturday, from Steamboat
company, Informs US that they charged him thirty
FIVE cents for round coal, which is cents higher
per bushel, than it reached during the extreme
cold weather Of last winter and considering the
quality Of the coal Seems really exorbitant How
long will it oe before our capitalists AMI others
most deeply in crested in the growth AID prosper
ity CT our city, viii devise AMI carry into execu-
ton some plan, for furnishing Nashville with an
abundant supply CT good and cheap Ee?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10

TEE CRoP'-T-e Chattanooga Gazette, OF the
7.h inst, says: "Tbe prospect fer good crops this
year is al present, quite lsr. IL conversation with
farmers II tits aud tie adjoining counties, we were
encouraged to believe that il the spring continues
mild there will be 81 abundant harvest this year.
If such is tho case, there is some hope of partial
relief this year from the Pecuniary emDsrrsssuents
that now weigh down the people generally. An
unusually large anouat Of Wheat has been sOwn,
and il nothing happens to it, there will be a crop
gathered that viii 'astoaish the people"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
REF0aTT0 NJ car a 4. T1aaisos. s7T1a6olT 4oaS7=
FFgD~ E
Lhs-,Isuszr4S
PORT OF NASHVILLE.
AaELvED IS e4mers D!nIsI B.01e, 600 Memphis; IA

ABRIvED-S Gamers Daniel Boone from Memphis; Ro-
chester, Pittsburg
DEPARrED-panisl Boone Memphis; G. Cline, Car o;
Swallow, Cincinnati
Bears ExrEcTED.-Scotand New Orleans; Wm Henry,
Coal Mres Ali a. Paduesh; Aleona, Memphis; Ella. st
Lcuis City Ct huntsville Cairo Fairy Queen Cincinnati
For FIrrsBgRs This day 1T o'clock, P. NJ Toe popu.
lar eommodious and comfortable craft, Rochester Capt
Neare with experienced, attentive and safe offers who
will every ex3Ton not only to make the trip sf9 buI
pleasant Thisis the only cralt that lerye3 this day.
TIE MuP LrNE This line at preae1t has the ascsn
dercT the way of extra and superior facilities for the
Southern avelerS as it mikes all the con uec2ns that
any other can from Psducahcr Cairo with the addition Of
con.inuiaga at Memphis with sI regular splendid New
Orleans traders in addition TO any other line that runs
from this port. On Wednesday next the Aleouo, CsPt.
Miller departs her regular day for the Bluff City at l2
O'clock.
BUsISrss-The aspect is rather dull. Steamer 10 hes
ter the only Graf. di.eharging
WEkIHEs AND WATER.-We.ther cold and raw, Goose
Bone advocates aPpesr 10 have swappsd March for FebIus
~ Waer declines gradually; fsur and half feet on
ShOa Is.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10

CLOSING SALE Ct CmEA Mr.. B. F. SHIELDS il.
forms Us that be viii eudesvor to make h.s ccsug
sale of China this evening, commencing ct 2
O'Clock ana continued at :; when he will dispose Ct
those large rich vases, wbiad have been ths sdni-
ration Of ell during BIS ssies An those who w6nt
6neT article thGu can be obtained 10 this country
and at Their Own rec will do well to attend to-
night, as Mr.. SHIELDS inf.rms they val be sold
Also large assortment Of Pspisr Maohe goods,
&c
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10
RETIREyENT OF MR.. NICBoI SON.

The Washington Union, of the 9Th inst, con.
tains the vaedictory of the Ho, A. o. P NICH-
oLs,E who has c,nductei that able and Influential
journal through the admin STR on Of Mr.. PIERoE
The luton win hereafter be conducted BY the Hon
john Appleton, of Maine, wLO greets the readers
Of that paper in az exceedingly weI-timed address.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10
LORINZA BRl ANT AND SHERWOOD
RRYANilS HEIRS. ENPARTE.

VpY virtue OF decree Of the Worshipful County CoCr o.
- Davidson county, made the March Term, 1877 in The
above cause viii, SATURDAY, the llih day OF pr,
1857 New hiTersyie, the Lebanon Pike, expose to
bile sale the highest bidder SXtyE ght Acres Of Land
In Disr No. >, bounded follows Commencing
North Of the Homestead Tract The line
Of james Buchanan Decd aud at the the line be-
tween John Blair deed, and Sherwood Bryant Decd
Lane running thence West along said and said
Buchanan and BTyanus line % poles 10 stake, thence I;
angles with said Lane line south l53 pOes the
line between Thomas Everett deed and said Byant thence
along said Eyeres BrTants liRs u rs poles
stake on the line baid Blair, deed, and said Bryan
dead North along said last mentioned line I53 poles
to the beginning; asJ about Eight Acres in The
neighborhoot Twill also sell 81 the time place the
following describe negroes, " Juda and child AAItha
William and LesHder.
TERHs-The Land will be sold l and years credit,
uOtss wiki approx security taken. and len retained
FOE Negroes onshIEd cash the b.laace in months
notes with good security wil be required.
EAST q SHkaE, FELIX X. CHEATHAM,
Arys for petitioner. [mrle-d.prs'lseS. 0I c. an N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10

EHTE have a supply Of these celebrated Safes that
" known to be both Burglar and Fire Proof.
How often does happen that when houses burnt down
all the books papers in the safe found
aged that theT quite egbi? This has happened
with HerriRg Sale While various other Safes have
come Fire Ltay destroyed, theirs
slightest degree damaged. They also defy Burglars
locks be picked and are gInpoTdeF proaE
mrhIO AACkENZiE G WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10

We have gTeat VaTiely OF Cheap Patterns.
Waiiers-We have numerous Patterns Of Oval, Round
and Onong Walters from 10 and upwards Feather Dds-
ters Scrubbng and Backing Brushes French SCrubbHg
Brushes Mop, Hearth BrOOms, &c, &c.
mrqIO MACKENZIE & WILSON,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10
BY TELEGRAPH.

CLEvELaxD, March THE first Presbyterian church at
this place was destroyed BY 6re-Cost IS goo Less $40
900.
WAsBINeToS MsTeh Justice Curtis disssn'ed from
the opinion Of the lrity Of The in the bred ScJt
case as delivered BY fancy, and gave his reasons.
Nav YORK, March THE steamship Fulton, sailed at
with seventy passengers including Senator Gunner
The amount Of specie was small
x LoUIsTHLE, March s-Weather WINDY cold and sDoWy
yesterday 81 noon day It is clear. Thermometer So
No change in the river
The Canal has been closed few days for repairs It
viii be opened tomorrow.
Nav YoRE. March 9-FloUr deelired 5scents S5alesst
25s6 e5 Wheat firm Corn unsettled Pork buuyGnt.
Beei and Bacon firm. Whisky duh
CINCINNATI, March 9-Flour dull Whisky active at
% Provisions firm. Glover seed dull and deeiiH
ing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10
RATTAN CtIAIRS.


WE have on hand few handsome Rattan Sewing Arm
w and R0cEing Chairs, CuIidrsEs Chairs Hamper and
Clothes Bas kets; Ladies' Fancy " orE Baskets.
mrbLO MACKENZIE d WILSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10

or Elder PmLIP S FALL, Of Frankfort. Nv.
is expected 10 preach in the basement Of the
Christian Church, On next Lords day, st half psst
10 O'Clock,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10
CRAlGHEAD 8 MINGH !.
.MP ORTERS Oh

iNFO EhS OF
1aTdwn and Cutler.
and Dealers "
and 2cE0II. NEerChRnna
Rnd 9th oC8 are FS8PoCEa
fully Invited to call and
examine our I<Fen@dve
SEOcIE or ~ EVV GOODS
AEoB, . n a ms. Anvd1w.
SaEDoz1tcE8 Tools Cutie
EyY Guns, Pistols, Locke,
hinges &c CSC.
al 81 which VIII be
sold at the lowest mar
ECt rates to cash Io11rcIaas
9oEEy and the usual time
On RcSOIznG VIII be AL
lowed to those who buy
to SOL again
10. 20 Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10
To Agents and-COrresPOndents.

twill save US great deal Of unnecessary trouble if
our friends in vi ting US viii bear in mind the follow.
ing rules:
Always give the date PCS! Office county, and State IN
he body Of your letter.
Il you wish The paper changed from enc Office to an
other, give both Offices in full
If you write on business, and on other matters write on
separate sheets Of paper or different leaves Of sheet.
Attention TO these matters viii greatly obligs US.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10

WETE variety OF articles for Cooking by Gas by
W which At common Gas Burner, kettle Of water
boil ia three minutes. o. Plates SHAY
ing Cups also be heated Puce use aud upwards
mrhiO MACKENZIE & WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10

81 Psrdes IN want offle liquors are referred
Charles in this mornings paper.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10

We would call the attention Of Merchants Business
and Others TO our facilities for eEecuting with promptnes
and IN superior manner jos PHIFTTNs in al is varieties
rie and eolors and solicit share Of their patronage
Having gone 70 considerable expense in fitting up Job
bpe Esabshment prepared 10 execute all kinds OF
Plain and Ornamental work, such aE Ball Tickets, Pro
grummes OF every descriptions Circuars all varieties
OF Printing in Gold Silver Bronze COorE also, Pamphlets,
Lawyers' Briefs Checks, Bill Heads Bills Of Ladng, Pro-
missory Notes. Way Bills, Hand Bills etc., etc, with neat
usea and m rnsronabfa terms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-10
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WE have received BerreI', ir New York, fine
w assortln ent- Of
CHILOREN'S CARRIAGES,
containing some Of handsomest that been
brought 10 thus city. Also, Go CaIts-beicOpedes
mrhlO MACKENZIE & WILSON.