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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

THE SHoE lRlDE.-TLe Philadelphia coresPoI
dentof the Baltimore SuR, under date OF the lst
lus:., rays:
"The meeting Of shoe manufacturers and deal
ers held last night resolved 10 advance thtir prices
20 per cent"
The Newburyport Herald, published in one
the largest shoe-maruiscturing towns IN Msssschr.
setts, says:
" The shoe busicsss hss been pros rated by ad-
verse circumstances, I'LL it is Of the lowest point
that has been reached for years and many mann.
fscturers--sspecisIly Of wCnsu's shoes--are redu-
cling the rates OF labor and dlschs Jag hanC q.
Prices are not advancing; but stock | =. The l. st
sales Of hides we have h ard Of took place this
week, when Busuos Ayres hides sold for SO cents
a pound, which is tie highest they have ever
reached, snd about thres ues their value seven
years ago.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

A RIcuPT WoRTa ONE THlusAND DOLLARS -.
Take one pouCd of ssisods AID half pound Of
unslsckej .ime, pat them ia gallon Of wAt.r and
boil twenty MINUTES; let itstand till cool then drain
of, and put it in q stone jug or jar. Soak your
dirty clothes over night, or until they are We Il wet
through, then Wriug them ont and rub on pet t 2
Of soap, and in ore boiler CT clothes we'll covered
over with water, add one teaspooDful OF washing
fluid. Boil hsif a. hour briskly, then lash them
Thoroughly through one suds, and rinse well through
waters, AMI your clothes will look better than the
old way Of washing twice before boiling. This is
an Invaluable receipt, and I do want every poor
tired woman to tryit think with patent wash
tub to do the little rubbing, the wash womsn
might take the last novel and compose herself on
the lounge, and let the washing do i'selE III 3
woman who can keep secret hss known this
year OF two, hut her husband told It while on 90
electoneeEing tour. So says the Ohio Cgliivator.
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CONTINUATION



Masshs. Ebtroas: - rsdd short artjc's * yO1is
in your hs7s of u = Cd inst, under the had OF
coal sEs, fpstivs 70 tbii tsralhstiug aad de-
/ ed I, become fIvorite SPOT,
Look cut uountsin lie ore Of the fey srsnd ua
IRA egHosiira 70 hs found 10 tbs United States.
Il rises up graduaIlg and nAgnia sptly as mighty
giant from the wa;srs Of tie Tennessee river, ua-
I'll IL reaches the Insight Of 200 feet above the
Isvsl. Il attracts the sesition Of the visitor, as
be approaches 1t, with peculiar sensation; and
when ne takes bis " stand-P int upch its summit,
be views. with thrilling delight no less .hRa SIX
States spread out IN the distance,
And the Tennessee river too, the waters Of which
wash he bsss beneath, may be seen winding its
serpsutine ceugss for the distance Of thirty miles
Il is rumorsd, AID confidently expected by some
hat an institution Of learning Of high order wi
be established upon this mountain. A more grand
and lovely sp0t for ibis Objset could no where be
found.
I have often thought what lovely spot this
would be foF summer residences; fora more hesltt.
flI location, more pus and ubFious cir, liner and
Durer water, are 10 where to be found. And
although grsss Of > vigorous kind grows upon tn,
N uaisn, 10 dew or tRlstural daup1ess visit thai
region A sheet Of letter psPer may be sp'eat
oat n The evening, aud Ga the next morning vii
b fouad ii g'otrlsr f3r letter writing.
A difgrAn Ct THIS beautiful mountain, an
In orm, is to b. msds GU, los lsid of, roads Al
lanes established, aud pa0lia aid private sales made
Of the lots. Tans 81 desiri is may 6nl 90 o.
p2rmnity to procure ole Of toe ,OVelisst sumu,i
nonts suy where TO be fouud. yB.R.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

Ia Quite an exciting race took place few
days since, in the State # New York Two sport
ing men, Of the city of Albany, N. Y, staTiei
from the Exchange, in that city, Oh Monday nom.
ing lsst, Both March, at i've o'clock, for one hun
dred mile race, without rest or feed. The bets
$500 side, Whitestown, Oneida county, was
the termination Of the race The horses passed
Fonda, forty-three miles I7f the distsrcs, at 8 Is
A ~; time, four hours and fifteen miputes-DAI-
ToS's horse slightly ahead. They arrived at Little
Falls at seventeen minutes past twelve, tie Dali
TON horse q little ahead, but in bad condition.
TAYLoE's horse arrived at Wbitestown at 30 P
~, making the hundred miles in twelve hours and
a ba {, and winning the race. DAlroS's horse was
a quarter Of 9 mile behind.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

We are bappg to lssrn s5ss th-t ssfflius BENG
osss sni ezcsaens mac, eea. Z. a. Wass ct
MUshaill hss been uomi' a'se IS = candidate for
is-sleet on to tbs iegis,a,urs in EauhaI con- q.
EoLLAsp DESroE, E+q, is tbs dsnodratic can
didlte Tor the Sens,e ia the district composed Il
the counties e( Putnau, Whine, Jackson and Ma
con. We bsvs Io7g known him as ore Of tie
safest aud strongest democrats OF that region, and
hops % hear OF his election in Augua,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

B- The official copies of the opinions of the
Supreme Court in the DRIED SCoTr case, We learn,
from Washington correspondent Of the Journal
Of Commerce, Cannot be procrred until they are
published by Mr.. HowAED, the reporter Of the
Court, in his series of reports. The volume which
will contain them, is nearly ready for delivery
The dissenting opinions Of Justices MCLEAN and
CURTIS were fled in tha Office of the Clerk Of the
Court, on OH of March. Copies of these opinions
were procured before they were fIed-perhHps be-
fore tbev we're delivered, end published in news
papers throughout the northern States.
The abstracts of the opinions Of other Judges,
which have been published, were reported for the
ass. cisted press, by steuOgrsPhers, and are, Of
course, imperfect.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

- Tue Le=lri-su7e Of FrsJoe has, 81 he = {.
oaest Of ihe Em,sr 3, c1DSr ei or Aarsl al
Ptls tie tide Of "IlaAc 81 IhhfeF with a
donation ci hundred thousand trsn.sR year to
support the dQaity Ct the title End be e5sl Ii b.
meut MS family fhep-DCipIe o. primot litu g.
Il is di7ciGined that the Z per,r VS.. es 70 6eptr
from The gr'st ~ Hc'Pe c. nseLr4t,d ~ b re.
vou ion Ct 80 lie even approves tie sbolguon of
the law Ct priIncgcni,ufs; BAT the Of MARSHA
Pe';ssitr Is to be considered an ,IcepIio0al one
France claims Il a tne memory Of the lrest e.
accompanied by her arms az Sebastcp n uli be
perpatuated in the pr on o! It's hero and hence
the tilIe Of "Duke Ct AslSkof' hiss been c n's.red
upcn PaIssier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

E- We have received DEBow's Rsvies0 for
April, an unusually interesting number. The fol-
lowing Is the table Of contents Of its Literary and
Miscellaneous Department, bs=ides which it con-
tAius srge amount Of valuable information upon
our home and foreign commerce, internal improve
nests, agriculture, manufactures, education, &c,
&c:
I. The Conservative Principle, or Social Evils
and their Remedies by Geo. FtElugh, Of Yir-
gnis, p. 4l9.
H. The Southern States, No 3.-The State Of
Mississippi, by J. g. Kohl, Egg, p 359.
III Revolution 10 the Cotton Industry-Mr.
Henry e Enterprise, p 3s7.
". CooIies-Cubs and Emancipation BY Hon.
7. L Cingmsn, Of North Carolina, P. Ala.
v The Slave Trade p. 43O.
VI The Ills that Slavery Frees ua from, P. &39.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

An FpIr5R's AUDIIEOE.-" Who are you taking
tor Why to larger audience than the best con-
versatiOnast ever could boast Of and to more thEn
ever listened to him during a month. How few
clsrgymen, how few lecturers, how few public
speakers Of any description ever address az audi
ence half 60 large as that to which the editor Of
the smallest country paper prsschss2 How many
clergymen are there who are accustomed to audi
ences of thousand, aud how few pspaTs there are
which do not strictly and literslly End more than
6 thousand thorough readers !--Pha Bulletin,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

81 DAy D HUNT OF Rodney, Miss, has made
4 donation TO ii American C0loniz ton Society
OF t'csnty yfvs thousand dolayS Toe Nationu! In
te.geac:T say lha; this Is lot the sole set Of hbe-
IA! support viii n he hss performed for the phisn
IhEopIc cause OF colonization. OF that cause he
has ever been devoted friend, and has given an
nusly, during several years, Eve hundred dollars
sod little more than year ego be gave, at enc
time, fee skoUsoad dollq5s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
SEWING MACHINES.

T NJ SINGER & CO., have opened once at IS Public
Square, Nashville, for the Be of their celebrated
Sewing Machines. Thnse who wish 70 purchase SEWN
Machines, which they depend upOn may do so al the
place Il &c orally "dm ted bJ s shO have usct
Sewing Machines thai nger srior to all others.
Th0y be used E fabrics, such Musin Linen, 10th
Cot Leather by merely e. angi0g the Needle and
TnTssd These Maebins work faster durable ard
mple thsn any others. lhoy ted 90 do What
they repre- sRled. Singers Mach established
Call aud in operation Is Public sqUarr, Nash
vile ]. N. SINGER & 60.
Bling practical Maehinist, rsnsTtd 10 ~ sil Ne
chimes Of Singers that may by scc ent get Of order
ap 5-u P. Toy, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
~ On Morday. Peter Hendersbot. vhils

~" Ga Molday, Peter Hendershot, WhiIa a.
work with two OK teams in the woods on Grand
Island, near BIF 10, became exasperateI AID st.
acSed the oxen With &c axe, kiirg one Of bern and
severely mutt atny another. IL then s;stted Jr
tie clearing aud on bis way net uan lsmeG
Wm. Atck ntosu, whom h peFrmstcr'y 3Fdtr,d
10 UTye tho oxen home. Msckiutcs1 rclu j
Hhereupon Henderson, strnc'i rim wit, a. axe,
cutting irightSaI gas tar ugh the skun. LavFR
Macintosh sens eless upon lhe olnd WIZ r e
hsd silen, Henderson, then fsw a. sno her MAJ
who stood ear. He avoided the bl " slUei 4
nm, and Henderson, was IN secured by Iers
wLO had fastened ID the bloody scene. HeLdsr-
shot was addicted to drinking, and often sp feared
erRzed with liquor AsCkin;osh sItustO IS very
critical. Both parties were sbOu' thirty rvs ears
OF age, Macintosh wss regarded as = res sctsb!e
man, with the exception That LIE sometiu es drank
to Excess. Toe attending physician think it barely
possible that he may recover
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

DBEO Sc Tt CoNvESTIoS The people Of War
rem, Mass, ct Il, eting h,li on tie 22d ultim,,
passed q resout N 10 favor Of 8 State Convention
at Wore ser ct an early dsv, ITO devise means to
secure prompt Efficient, organized, uni ed and
continued action in the CT sis resulting rom tt
Drsd Soft case AID the state of az irs in Ksr sss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

READISG IN CoNytNTIoN.-A provision was a
year or Two ago sdded TO Jhs constitution OF Cen
Gectcl! that every voter ssCuld be able 70 read
Il language, however map U3ust read was rot
uams6 AID one OF The 90 ITS o! the Stale has ia t
de, ideu that the law tdnjts oil WHO Car rrsu,
whether 10 EagIsh, German, Hebrew, Irish, Cho :
taW or any O;Lef written or printed tongue.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

CoMHITTEp-J I'm ard Jackson Baker, charged
with the murder Of Vance G.. Lowery. in this
county, os Monday light lss:, we're triId yes er.
day bei0Ie the committing court aid Fsmsnd-d to
jail to await their trial before the next circuit court.
--SPaTfa Democrat 4tb
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
NV FIRST PUHITCNALE.

NNOUNCED heetGfoTs 10 come OF in EJgshed on Thu
n day, tho 9th instant, IL postpone until THURSDAY
the l6 b, Instant, CONT o. the eETa1TdnaTy q
uuor iucsmeuCy Of ths wssHsT, whh has enied
many from visiting and examining the ouads bsiOTe The
Of sale they desired o. ind considerable inter-
es IS being manifested Edgefeld s aud those contain
cd in my announcement among the m0st Gig ole in ht
locsIitv lapr5l A. V. S LlNUSLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

~ Ia Consequence Of The conuuged high p ice
Of lsber tae Islsg Of CuOa, slaves from AfrIza
AID cooiss from OutGA ooa.inos 10 be Imported.
Drug tho past month several Thousand ls6 reTs,
OF beta descr P.ioos, haYs been landed at dfsrsni
aorts ID Cuba
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

ARE TREY CIIzsEs p be Ssu5ts o. II ins hss
asked the SuTEsms Court OF ia. Safe ior tar
,BinIoa whether LegT0=s are cijzaDs. The c, Il
salutICn OF that State n'ers tue Tigat Ut suffrage
ouly on citizens OF the I'M el ) Htes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

son bud-e over he Ono, at Cincinnati, il pro
g-ess'ng. II Es-s sT5 eghJy-siX be- thirty
two fec; at the base viii b. TWO hui doed aud
.oTty e a.vl, AID Gle lhJussDd ard Z 4 feet
apsT. In c,bIes will be suchoTed tLree hurdr,
lie. cs an esal riie q the r.ver, Pzss ever the
toys a. Size toEers, ard q D. ne marie TO sustain
the rsig' at the itge. The en'ire spsn will
be SIXTEEN hr, 1-aA and sir T. et
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

or The Louisville journal says Mr.. Martin
Smith, OF Harrison c5unty. Ky., has lost l5l cut
VI $50 chickens belonging & him WITHIN t. q isst
ten dsJs. TIE disease ~ uukno1n. The cuIcksus
are seized With a violent sickDsse, resembling
cholera, and ce Il lie SKIRT space u three or iUGr
hours. Ny2e taken ev,T nc yer, although ,be
ME OF Ole wss SUSIE lied o a1y8t Fe,k oy sd-
mILlsterBg whisky sud r-p7ec. TIe chickens of
dS. SmH1 before lie spPesTsUce Of the dis sss
ameng rbeG, W. p IL :ensIEstly Inc ccndi. u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

~ The General Assembly OF The Presbyterian
Church OF the United States meets 10 Lexington,
No on the third Thursday in May.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

A COMFORTABLE DEehng house, on Summer street,
"A South Nashville, d. 4 Winston's, containing
good rooms exclusive OF kitchen s8rVaRts room and smoE
house, also stable and carriage h0ua8. Apply 70
mar25-tf BRANsFORD, McWhIkTER q co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

SOMETHING RARE We learu fiom the Louisiana
papers that Sc the cose Of the seas N Of tas Leg
isiatu-e Of that STATE 4 motion was msis 10 aHoVg
Mr. J, a. Warner, secretary cl the Senate, $500
ezra compensation, wE,H hist gentleman imms.
diste'y arose aud Teqaes % shs mover 20 withdraw
1t; said thst he accepted the efice wi b knosl
sd-e Of the salary, and lO0nted no Hgorsl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
DISSOLUTION.

DtSSOLB ZION.
ENHB arm of JOINT Noeu is this daV dissolved Sy
H tusl consent.
Med A ROea is alone EUhO isod 10 settle be business
the Cm aud no earnestly requests all parties oF-
WaTdand settle. ROBERT JOYNT,
ApTil7, lS57-spIsd]t Med. A. HOLRN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
OR SALE.

ON SATUR DAY, the 18Th day Of April next al the Court
" House Yard "a The city d Nashville, ieHusssse, VIII
expose puDlic Sale % hs highest adder, Tor casa lie
usggo NOGans abuu& - ytaE age. Said negro WomaH
is No. house servant, nrst fas nats5, good paStery
COOS and u1e HHhef aud F0ner sgld IN compliance
With deco randered the as January Term Tue CIR
cuII CSuu for Dgsids0R county, Tennessee
apr5-did LHtlilgh lssS. Adm &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
TlTPORFANr % COTTON PLANTRRa.


~ Whieh fhgir Income mast be Douhteds
a 81 undssusd hsa inven ed and ObaiDsd lstsrs psnt
ffom she ORiea Slatss Tor ths arrangement ana
astono machinery ca converting seed cotton Into arts
~ one eon1uuas FrGcesa the Ein hrOugh the various
preparation and O. nng machinery, until tI resdy ioF
Ghs savag rom waste By this process will Be amfs
per ctnt and yarns made from The fbrs unbrsksn and III
INJURED by operation Of the mtchusy Of the present pro-
cess Esed % open and diseuangsi ~ wiz be about @ PEE
cent stronger and Wl command Of the Wof5
diltAheAg az sompel.tioR a. aRvaaced prices
iee andersgnea s prepared dtspO o. privileges To
with eompt how 10 Use h. hov 10 ossan he
beat N enHer an all ost Necessary pac1lars o. apP-
'N'''0 Actresses . SEoRsh s.HENHY, Mobile, ala.
DOUBLING THE INcOME OF COTTON
-- PLANTERS
DATENrsD improvement the OF Yarn en-
Poying 20 SPIN ne crop bat ab 1t onef5urh he nun-
Der required s raise IT, and This number consisting chd
p,oVng " Plcsiag Cotton.
COMBINATION 81 MACHINE uelSsiye 81 t9 "a
EN6IAE aeeessarynamsly: The GIN witb Lap Appead-
nlhg series and 10 al arranged N ha cunning Roa
on The Rsnisnon, eouIieis wh great dispatch Als so.
one half Of he new portion Of the ue7ns the very s
year WI AoRE THaN FAY or The whole MaeHRery, iHa-
siSe OF the steam hugtne and er's Wag 8.
Ny improvement - Re uits t. he Planter
TO his having purchased Of Plantation Negroes Sc,
more Produeye ihant IA Sc he uoFzs, Wh's his
spiuh Interest viii prove mis- diversion il vi be exempt
the an1t nhsreas 10 Pisutug GalhsIiaE
M -Nlchnery Is CA Ar riclr but fer COED ao-
esptahessi grant reasonable rites and or lbs isouE
PArsET OHs-ourv 10 be paid 10 N each Of he nrsl
i've years. the kxcess the Yarns Bnng nzsd
IoIWth eeutra lnsuTing the should ho plan
] tzl0n ChaR- PruF Fiss0Ts.
Propositions Planters may now made and to know
eos Of the Machinery hsir iarie lar case they
Ou,it % s-is shat been Hb-f pOunds
eropsor ho" many PsUuas o. sTH dsy laey mist spin
/ aprs-Wly CSC. q. HENRY, Mobile, Ala.
MAGNIFICENT CITY REsIDENCE LOT
| FOX SALE.
BEAUfi tUL L0!, fronting OK feet Sumner street
"A aad running tses 40 ise 10 % lss alley ssia Lol
| Of 81 Cislr AOrgtn, Ezq !. l. q n bkO@N1
l aps-dzW AK Chsrry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
ALE AND PORTER.


OO0 BBLS sm.tAs Pittsburg ale;
AUU p bbs Ia rls DAy On ale
81 S5.s Khlaes ana Ferrss Pittsburg Ale;
y Cases Als0ps Eng sa Alsi
cases LonaUu PUfser; iug sac iOw By
apis CARfEk, AlKAY & 90.
HOPRERAS.-5G baTrsis CUpy5r4s i9sI lsnGing.
~ apis CAkIEk, hCAAY a ~
RISH PUTAI OES.-Iyy barrels PIEkeyss jost
4 lALdug iTlm O'Hcirnau. "a .Tsh, hcAAI q W.
ID 10 COTFEE.-2yO bags Orleans kio Ccass, iust
Ii liHdug OAK'EK, &CAAY = UU.
ENGLISH NALNJTb AND IILBEKIS.-
II % bag kLbsiLA all 3. just lsuciug.
-y,S oaGILE, aoEAY CO.
T-REsT DATES And SUND kY.-lO trails
E Dsts 3 b. Ks i,ock candy, aszor'sd lg 6zs lE.an
AsCHOlyi baN ahau We maciiIsi 10 boxes Jnloe
Paste Uexzs rlg P.se lly Ce5 ay ma q june
ceiyed AID for sac very les nv
sPr5 CAKrER, HcAAI 90.
- AGA SAT- gyo bags rae ard coar,5 Sill JUS.
= c-ivsi CARER MCKAY 10,
VETHEELtNG NAILS 9sl0 ksgs WheeiBg Nails,
srrs CARTER vcgAY co.
IINE STOCK OF TOBACCO.
~ BIXsS Maroon pound Lump;
/ 30 hikes " Hlans 90;
a. Kegs ca,
- 90 WsJsgs do;
lCJzds Wedding CO
81 90 Re dis UalliloFuis Co.
luzs 90 Tue s.'s I'D Ora1gai
lJlS 90 l.. 5J6s- po-lJS;
60 SIN n a Eiack
z5sL co Jas flE= pounds;
z 80 J &slaiug pounds;
IS Do = Watkins;
a do Il D. BurEs ponds;
IS do l. Cta,t,u do;
Il do fose 5aTues do
= DO do do 0oS
. 10 Joba He;
= a. k-a5,y do
Tas T5asc sos oonPras all gradea, from eomzau to
CARGER. MCKAY Co,
apis Is fu5is Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

\ r Ihs Hears o. i.i5 az. fs5bsTI Hayes, Capt
1 Ciemoat Hsr, sd Lsut. Jau's lalam " ~ ksgoia
nonaTy War, ~ call at he uea Or Fsryuson q Cor, MOL
oedsr FiTas . llEhg ne. TanaEIees flaJ ~ hllI sou1
Eifg 10 fhall ldFEuagl. ilaf-=fEHu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08
GLENULIFF COMPANY.

S1ed.AOLAfE 4 u NM IA LOl1E ANGs
NAsHylLLs, April g. 1851
THE Nashville and Glsncd Turnpike company met t The
4 OH n W BO,d for the purpose OF Organization.
sisUr God He'd % yls Chsir, and q h Winston on
mo lHu, BIS request. q To sCt as Srcre AIRY.
o. motion proceeded 10 ballot for Ave Di-scOTs, here
upon he 70 low ing gentlemen a6g ed kfkmsn
q Winston, Cot, " Lucas Jos s. uahbs.
The 20 10 sIuE tockaOid we're present: J IS Uabbs
COG e Winston, JubU Eirknan, W Lucas, J r
90asl d W TyI
lbs Dvcs then proceeded 20 elect President where
upon w DABBs WAS unanimously elected Presiden
RpIS-d3&wit Z. X. WINSTON. Sec5v
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

TIE celebrated Paaa >bs1pa Wair, fereleaH'ug and
aprs KEENAN, G RAIXs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-08

BEAUTIFUL Loi, ironing X feet On Summer street
"A aLd running tacs 40 iss 10 ~ tss alley ssid LOr
between Uni aud stT50ts adjoining tas residence
Of 81. Ciair AOrg4D, Ezq. !. l. II. W EkUNN,
apls-dlw a 3 CheErl sLrest.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27
y NMNNNA, 7ANMNNAA
/ R0GRRl II.

Ofallkluds Of ,ho very bestqualty, aud as low
a. the lowest.
Good. FOR cbildrens wear, both for masters,
amt misses in great Varieties. Misses nats and
honntts bows hats aud rnps oherks aud llghi
r6,ds. lar bows ciothin also very fall stock ol
rhh rrn, nhin and fancy shoes. Alsne tremen.
lous lot nf eools for mcns sumner wear, bot
ceunn. ltnen, and Ughprasmrres, tveeds SO. -
ln hct irt ne sa, thatin thi. store you can iut
.ach aud eVrrs article both lorlntirs aud gen
rlrntn. in the ihtce. nr realy mtdc. theivou car
eaU & r.snd nl.lwe wysrlftoh he
UYDERSOLD BY NO Owe,
~ q E,tn kind ofcountry produce wantet
I1f which the highest mArkct nrico will he pnid
Raans. chickens RrrswrX, kags Feathers. and
Iimothy nnd ClAvor coed ,roru, oats ssnd Hides
Nl.o Lnmbor md any quantity ofgood shingles
Gentlemen.
wit. RECCOLECT thst my ready mad,
a,riut, turni.hing aud tailoring Embellishments
uo in the mo.l Oll hlast. aud that at tho roarol
the stprs RnhR. they cRn pass frpw one TO the
,ther. tui thr, ml.t fnrIhsr reco'lrct that thi.
}tprr is she st,ro for ihem tncnmo ,,as they car
hrins their laly and the whole inmil,, aud grl
.vsrv ihing they want without golug out d,ors.
Rieht s1narein front the Cour, House.
Tim Ohio, NAV 1t, ",
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-27

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