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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-29
sTATE OF TENNEssEE.

1Ohee County COuTi, November term, 1897.
William Lurk and Mary Lurk his wire Wiley '" wheeler
az Betsy Wheeler bis vie; John Lemons and Emily
Lemons MS wife; al William Keee.
against
Langston Teal, Nancy Ann Teal, PnEney Cunningham,
Celia 4 m Burgess, and sally Cunningham
PETITION 7 o SELL LAND.
THIS dsy came the com lsnsnts by their solicitor, and II
ann az no the Cont iron The plsinaEts' Petition
WHICH has sworn defendants Celia Arm Burgess
non resident of state, that the ordinary process
OF his Court cannot served uPOR her Il Is therefore
ORDER BY the unless the said Celia Ann Burgess
mace her appearance The Of this court 10 be
holden At te court the town OF Manchester on the
6rt Monday in December and and there plead
answer or demur the COMPLAINANT petition the 81 me
will be against her for confessed, ana set for hs ring
Il il therefore ordered that copy this oder be inserted
in the Union and meTcan, Wspaper publ he'd M TIA
city of Ma hville, for Three successive weeks
"A Copy AuesD HIRAM s. EMERSON,
IL a nraf Tee
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NEW BOOKS,
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.

LATE MANSION House,
North Market Street, I'd door below The Square
v GlLBEH having taken the above stand for u number
y of years begs leave inform the public faet
and say them that The house has been painted from
bssemeOt to attic with and complete furniture tn Ough
Toe subscriber, knowing full well the
class modern hotel in Nashville and being phanhTopc
mood, has made every exeTont up TO the wants Of
the public and hateTs himself he has succeeded.
table will at all times be furnished with the best this and
foreign markets afford, and he lodges himself
visit.
CarrRee and Omnibuses will regularly and from
the 1t Nicholas to Steamboats, and Railroads Trusty POr
always in endance al the depot receive checks
baggage, thus Obvating the din guilty Of delay.
lard, per day 25
LOcg Eg 40
80
Supper, Lodging, and 90
Breakfast from 70 9 O'Clock,
Dinner - 70 " 9
Supper, 5"S
nov 29-d&wly. J. V. GILBERT, Proprietor.
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READY MADE CLOTHING AT PRIVATE

DEM T, SHIELDS, has inst received large invoice Of
ID WELL A Escorted CLOTHING, adapted 30 the sea-
son. which viii be soln under the market 10 close.
The Goods OF the latest styles Call and e1
for yourselves. BENJ. r SHIELDS,
60 AnetioR rooms, AZ Public Square,
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Notice.

Pursuant 70 decree Of the County Court OF Humphreya
county, made is Move mber term the James
D. Young, Others against the heirs Of Isaac PavatI
decd
PETITION TO SELL LAND AND SLAVE.
SHALL on Saturday the 26ta Of December next At the
Acourhnuse door in WaveTey proceed TO sell highest
bidder pubic sale IS Of snd wing frau eek
and the stage road about four miles WaVerley
Twelve months credit will be given TO the purchasers
giving good security and ien aimed the bond unit
The purchase money paid. This Oh November, 1857.
LEVI McGULLOM,
noVl4-WH prs fee 81 COmmisuoneF.
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TENNESSEE TEMPERANCE MONTHLY

TENNESSEE TEMPERANCE MONTHLY.
The above is the title of new publication, to be
commenced on the first of January next at McAlinn-
vile, Tenn by Mr.. WALLACE, the proprietor of the
Ne10 Era. Subscription price 81. As its name
Imports it is to be devoted to the cause of temper
auce reform. We doubt not it will be deserving of
public patronage, and we therefore commend it to
our readers
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REMOVAL.
JOHN WORK & Co.

lave removed their BOok-Brdery from the Tad
IL es' Bank 10 second story Of the UAILY NKWs Office,
the alley between Desdrick and Union streets, where,
have spacious room, and well prepared 10 do all
y Ork in line.
We have fne stock Of Blank Book Papers, and warrant
work customers both workmanship and
price.
took the premium at Mechanics Fair for the best
made Blank Books and determined retrOgade
our work
Music Books, Harpers' Magazine, and all periodicals
brought US will be hsndsOmely and we'll bound.
U numbers Of Harper furnished 70 completes books
24-dH
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.

WE have now started rev and extensive FosBdy
- on the old stand Of the late Nashville Manufacturing
Company and are prepared 10 heavy and Light
WORK OF any description AZ the shortest notice. Light Cast
ngs 10 large amounts furnished per Cincinnati
prices with ao Editions Of freight. commenced
operations In
MACHINE SHOPS.
steam engines, saWms F0urmils Of The most improved
peerns made 70 order JObbnz d repairing done mmsdi
atey We ready 10 make for Engines and Ms
sn1 sna furnish plans 10 enable purchasers % Pnt Up he
Mills win little Manufacturers ana Ferme1 VII
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
For stationary engines steamboats, made 70 order ofo
best material, complete with Frsirons Crates sAndppes
and Valves, warranted 10 stand pressure required iof
Manufacturing poIpelag purposes,
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Any description OF SmithWOrk done in excellent style
but hrstats Iron used-SaWm work, Sterups Dogs
Pitman Irons Saw cranks Bolts and all kind Mi Irons
made 10 order short notice
Farmers wishing purchase good cheap Machinery, VII
DO we'll 10 call Al our Office or address by letter.
r. JACKBR q CO.,
Claiborne Machine works, Nashville, Ienn-f
uly25-d Late NASHVILLE Man. Co.'S shops.
T7ANNBRis OIL-lOOO gallons Tanners q, sssi quality
i just received and frosals Low RAINS q BRORs's
Land warrants.
WE pay the highest market price for Warrants, At ouFo
w acson Union street, Campbslls New Building
~ayI7 az A. WHELsss CO
TAlICES.
good assortment Of Sole Leather AshlsndVaicsr
n and Buggy Trunks Travelling Ca pet and Sole Lealnss
sag Iust Received BY JOHN RAMAGB,
pOV Is a. College street
OHIO APPLES.
consisting Of Ben Flower Putnam, Rusastts and van
seder lpplnss on consignment
nov IS CARTRR. Mckay 4 co
ESs1T. a o,,& co.. 1880
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY

THIS Company being well provided with light
drau ght steamers, the W. II. STARK 400 sGeS.ssa
tons, drawing IS inches water, AUGUSTA, 40
tons drawing Is and RANDOLPH with " tow boats
give des patch TO all goods consigned and
will ceive and forward, free of commission Address to
care Iron Steamboat Company.
W. q. STARK, President.
J. B. GUIEU, AGENT Augusta
S. NJ LAFFIFEA Q. A CONT Savannah.
Freight Wheat 70 Savannah, per bushel; Corn
per bushe; Flour, 20 per barre Cotton, SO
cents per bale. %.
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Notice.

HAVING disposed my entire interest in the stock es
and accounts Of Carter, Mchay q Co., n ". G.. Wills
ford retiring grateful my fe their lib
ersl patronage solicit continuation of the TO my
successor. r. FAULCONBk
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Negro for Sale.

Negro for Sale.
pY virtue nf Deed of TIus, executed by James p Fau-
II and Margaret NJ Faulkner his wife, day
Of August 1887 and registered in the Registers office Of
Davidson county, Book No. e. pages n and Is, offer
at public sale 70 the highest bidder for Cash. SATURDAY
the 2st Gay Of NOVEMBER neKt or nearhe Court house
yard in Nashville, NEGRO BOY named Ned, aged 20
years. B. ?. CHEAIHAM,
oci3l, 81. Trustee.
POSPONEMENT.
IT HE above sale has been posponed SATURDAY, DE
L CEMBER 5. B. F. CHATHAN,
80 I'd. Trustee.
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NO. 70 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE

OUR business will be continued under the same style
ahd hrm ss heretofore Thankful 10 our customers ana
friends for their liberal patronage, respectfully sohS'
A. C CATER,
FBLIX e. M-KAY,
nov % W. & WILSPORD.
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WE pay the highest market price for Warrants At ouFo-
w Zee on Union street, Campbeli's New Building
uayI7 az A. wHELRss d CO.
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IN barrels Of ane apples to arrive per ssanbez puneh
consisting Of Bsi Flower Putnam, Russstts and Van
veder PiPpins, on Consignment
IS CARTRR. Mckay a CO
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On motion by Mr. POLK, the Senate bill directory
to the Comptroller of the Treasury, for his warrant
in favor of Morgan Co. for 81 l43 for carpets for
the floors Of the Senate and House of Representa-
tves and in favor of the Secretary of State for 1884,
for making and putting down the same.
Mr. DAVE proposed to amend by authorizing the
Comptrollers warrant to the Secretary of State for
S257-being the amount of coal purchased for the
use of the General Assembly by James Hughes.
The amendment adopted and so the bill
passed the first reading.
The House then adjourned till Monday morning,
ten o'clock
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Dissolution

THE firm heretofore existing under style and Arm Of
Carter, Mckay & Co, is this day Dissolved by mutual
consent. A G.. CARTER,
FELIX 6. MCKAY
Nov. Il, 1857. X. PAULCONEK,
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OHIO APPLES,

good assortment Of best Sole Leather Ashlsndvsliosr
~ and Buggy Trunks travelling Carpet and Sole LsaIhss
sag IuSs ReeetTedby JOHN RAMAGE,
nOVl a. COllegs street.
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HOUSE oF UNDERSTANDINGS.

SATURDAY, Nov. 2o, 1857.
The journal of yesterday was read and authentic
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CODE COMMITTEE.

Mr. ST JOHN submitted the following, which lies
over:
Resided, Thatthe Committee on the Revised Code,
be and they are hereby requested to report to this
House upon any and all new matter they may see
t to insert the H. for the action ofhs House, and
also upon any and all changes they may make in
any of the stafnte laws
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
W. 7. BERRY & COMPANY,
Public Square,

In six volumes By Calvin Cotton, L. L. D., PTOfsssorO
Public Economy, Trinity College. In various sJIss Of
binding.
- Destined for leader he where asserted bis
destny."-JOhR c. Brscksnhdgs, Wee President Of the
United States.
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Land Warranfs-

T7AYNRRIS OIL-lOOO gallons Tanners h. ssst qualify
iust received and frosale low a. RAINS q BROR IS
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lies over:
Resolusd, That the Committee on Ways and Means
be instructed to take into consideration the expedi
ency of aboishingthe Office Oftax collector and max
ing it the duty of the Trustee to collect the revenue
and make all the disbursements required of the tax
collector
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
OrppiI,e Dai.g Bnttt &tror0.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 9th, 1857
The Northern Lights in SNNe-
den.

Bayard Taylor, in his corrcspon-
dence to the New York Tribune from
Swedish Tornea, at town at the head
of the Bothnan Gulf, gives the follow
ing description of brilliant exhibition
of the phenomenon known as the AH-
rora Boreails or Northern lights. ~
the time when he Witnessed the spec
taclc he was lying in slcdgc Of the
country. travelling towards place
named Honparanda. He says:
The night had long set in, with a
clear sky, l3 deg, below zero, and
sharp wind blowing All at once an
exclamation from Brai>ted (the drlver)
aroused me. | opened my eyes as |
lay in his lap, looked upwards, and saw
a belt or scarf of silver fire stretching
directly across the zenith, with It's loose
frayed ends slowly swaying to and fro
down the slopes of the sky. Presently
it began to waver, bending back and
forth, sometimes slowly, some times
with quick, springing melton, as if
testing Its elasticity. Now tt took the
shape of bow, now undulatcd into
IIogarth's line of beauty, Frightening
and fading in its sinuous motion, and
finally formed a shepherds crook, the
END Of which suddenly beg IN to separ-
ate and fall oft, as il driven by II
strong wind, until the whole belt >hot
away in long, dtiftng lines Of fiery
snow. 1t then gathered again into a
dozen dancing fragments, which alter
natcly advanced and retreated, shot
htAer and thi;her, against and across
each other, blaz"d cut in yellow and
rosy gleams, or paled again, playing a
thousand fantastic pranks, as if guided
by some Wild whim.
We lay silent, with upturned faces,
watching thi. wonderful spectacle.
Suddenly the scattered lights ran toge-
her, as by common impnl>e, lined
their bright ends, twisted them throuh
each otner, and Il 10 a broad, lumjn-
ons curtain straight downward through
the air until its ifinged hem swung APP
parently but a few yards above our
heads. This phenomena W s 50 uncx-
pccrcd and startling, thHt for mo-
mcnt | thought oar faces would be
/ touched b, the skirts Of the glorious
aurornl drapery 1t did not follow the
>pheric curve Of the frmAmeut, but
hung plnm from the zenith, falling ap-
parcnty million Of leagues through the
air, It's 10 ds gathered torgetncr among
the stars and It's embroidery OF fame
sweep z the earth and sdcd ing a pale
unearthly radiance over the wastes OF
snow A moment aft rward, 1t was
agaln drawn up, parted, waved its fam
bcaux and shot it lancea hithcr and
ththe,, advancing and rctreatln as
before Anything 50 strange, so ca
pricious, s. wonderful, 50 glorously
beau ul | scarcely nope u see again.
| IL 4
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
oEoVELL
WAITE R WOR K S

g. w. GARRlOTT, ...PROPRlEIOR,
VNTENDS Immediately to commence extending
n the main pipe through Montgomery, Dowher.
Bird, funtUOn, aud Myers streets. Parties WHO wsh
to have attachments made to the same. VIII nave
them attended to by leaving their orders at the oro
vile Steam Mill Once.
The advantages of these Water Works to the cit
iy.ns ut Oroville must be apparent 10 every ont-an
auxiliary and abor.saver to the housewife, IA well hs
store, restaurant and hoeI Keepers, and ready at all
times OF the day or night tor their use
II Il G u l. A L / O n S.
1st. Parties wanting the water must apply at the
Office and obtain their certificates for the same, by
paving the coat nt service pipe an one mo;ths rent
End No addition or alteration whatcFer IN or
about any ri pc water cock, shall be made, or
caused to be made persons taking the water with
out permission of the proprietor.
nd All pers taking water shall keep their own
service pipes, stop cocks. aud apparatus, in good
or,ier, at their own expense, and shaii prevent any
unnecessary waste of walter
4ih Parties taking the winter and allowing Their
neirhbors and others tO use the same, will be chargel
double rates. or more rs the case may be-.
5th The Water Rent is due ia advance, monthly,
and in all cases the rent is not paid 10y the 9th
the water will De stopped.
The proprietor is at times supplied with materl'
a tor service pipe water closets, &c, and has in his
employ one Of the best plumbers Ia the STATE.
Oruville, April 9th, 1891.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
O r O v l. l. e
Steam Saw Mill,
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

yRNHE Proprietor OF this establishment is now pre-
II pared to contract for and deliver orders from
500 10 500 OoD feet, of either common Pine Red
Fir Lumb, r. ut the lowest market rates The Red
Fir will he found the best Fencing Lumber that can
be used.
An persons about to build, will find it to their adj
.nulnp. To purchase at this mill. they can have
thsr Lumber sawed 10 order. in lengths and sizes to
suit and delivered Free OF Charge.
Attached To this establishment is one of Wood
worth's Patent Planning TUngueing and Growing
Machines. and all orders for Planned Lumber vi any
,,,s cri prion can be immediately filed.
Always on hand. Shelving, FIGURING, beveled Sid
ing Joist Fencing Boards, Sluice Lumber, Pickets
lathe Snakes aud Shingles.
Also on hand, Doors, Windows, &c. Or ers for
Doors. windows, and Blinds. nlled with despatch.
GEO. w. GARRIOTr.
Oroville. April 24th 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05

IuE PRoJECT0R AND TIE RICH
NA>.-A benevolent rIch nan once
rave an audenc to a certain pseudo
nuilaptnropisl, who wished to untold
70 him grand scheme for the ameiio-
ration OF society.
The protector WIS eloquent in expa-
ciatmg upon the various advantages
that would b. certain 20 f1N from his
scheme, and at length spread out ne
,ore the patron a very ornamental
chart OF the to-he-purcha,ed by the
rich man cstate, with the various bulld-
lngs and grounds duiy. ma ked out.
Pray explain t, me, said the latter,
the purpose OF that portion-about
ont-four;h Of the estat IN rked y =
That replied tn protector i, in
the residence Of the m4nager-myself
And this otner part, OF about The
same extent marked b /"
That IS tn managers garden and
pleasure ground
And that distinguished by letter
C;'
That is for the coach-house and do
nestle Offices
Finally, the remaining space, d "
Is for the main purposes Of the IN
stitu.ion.'
'Ah! said the capitalist, Il perceive,
this IS a scheme for the ben tt OF its
inventor. | decline to entertain it,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
NOTICE.

r,opc,IIFoRNIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE
Ro,rd Of Supervisors, Nay Term. la55;
Doiu " Orovilie. Nay 10, 1851.
1T Is ORDERED that hsrsoles T any psF'pn pre-
senli's Iha,tize or any other property or sup
lor ne h ,. OF The county. shall certify thereon
bs es "cr or person ordered or contracted Tor such
'ef'i0e' '"' BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
.r. The foregoing true copy from the Jour
Hitd Rnart Witness nit hand aud !he seal oi
'ai ., sa. a.id yoanty, this May I'D. 1857
my25-6t ~ "" A'' "ieiA'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
MlNERS' 3 A kerry,
Montgomery steert, 3 doors above the Orleans fote
ORO ri l. L f.
STEPHEN TOLAND,. Proprietor

YHyHIs Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
VILE aud the proprietor would acknowledge
his thanks the people OF Orovile and vicinity, for
their patronage. and soiicts "A continuance OF the
same feeling confident that he can give hetter salts
faction for the same money. than any ",ntr cStao
iishmnnt of The kind in Oroville. PIES made of
fresh fruit of all kinds, and CANES of every var'ci,
nj IOW PRICES, can be had at his Bakery, OF viii
be delivered at The doors of his customers.
Ornviilo, Dec. 30, 1856. u'l>u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
a4.rsHEp DAILY .(sUNDAYs EXCEPTED
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation In the mining snd agricuturalhis
tcts oF tho county, will contain fe local and general
news cfthe week iulerspersed with interesting mis-
cclisneous reading matter. II will contain twenty
eight columns of reading matter, aud VIII oe one ~
the Isrs,,s, and cheapest Weekly Newspapers In the
state Published every Saturday. rcrms-S5 per
Apnuu; six months, 81; three months. 81.
ApVkRTisEMENTs,p per square ot ten lines or tess'
81, s,hs,nuan ipsertioo 80
tg'" A liberal deduction will be made In favoro OF
those VINO advertise by the year
Hy- Business cards inserted on reasonaoleterms'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
JUST ECEI Y + d ,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE. CLIPPERS
Z Morning Light Flyi Fish Fkng Mist, a large
supply of Pure Cream Tartar, Lard Oil, Extract Lie
QuorIce Blue NitrtuI Germ ana th-tsh NdinonlIe
Saitprtre Corn starch Shakers Sarsapur,lia Sarsa
paria Root, Gum Arabi"c, Cltric Acid, Potash, hN-
tracts of Lemon Rose and Vanilla, Vanilla Beaus,
Boiled Iinseed oil, Castor oil in barreIs Pure Vel.
low and White WAX. kidier's, bowers and Weight
mans 1arlaric Acid Bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. sage, Yankee,
Sonp Iudenibe Ink. Roses Hacking Brushes. Mas
sons HGcking. Cod Liver oil Spanish and American
Saffron. Dubns Extracts, Genuine Wrghrs Ban,
dreh r MotIal's aud other Pulls Chamols skins Ly>
cpnsdium, Essential OIis. congress alter III plnts
aud quarts BuraX, Sal soda. Pearl BARLEY. HnG many
Other staple articles. which together With oar former
nrge stock OF Drugs. mikes our assortment ~ varied
aud Large Ms any Drag House in the city, 10 which
We invite the attention Of the Trade and others buy
ing in ths market ALBAN THON ASK O.,
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists
ap7tf l6i. street. Corner 9th.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20

penis R0fe1.

KEHE undersigned having refitted this popular
4 hotel, situated on the south side of Pike
street. in about the centre of iClarksbnrg RS
spectfnlly invites his old friends and the public
generally, 10 give him calf Lis ain is.to keep
a quiet and orderly house and afford 10 his guests
the comforts ofa home. az
His table will be supplied with MI the market
afSrds.
His bar Is stocked with d choice supply of the
best liquofs-
He has extensive stabli1g connected with the
house for the accolnmodo lion Of droyeFs Rand
others. II
Every attention will be paid 10 alR who may
N.DENT,
tje20 5sssi ~ Proprietor,
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CHEAP CLOTHING!

EyLIsnS OWENS mas just returned from Bal
tiinore with a.large stock of
cloths, Gassimeres. vestings, &C.,
Of q superior quality, which he is prepared 10
manufacture into clothing of the latest sty los,
ana IN tho most durable manner. He has also
large and splendid stockof
-REAOY-MADE CLOTHING.
which he viii beat the Jews" in selling low.
Ills stock consists in part OF Coats OF ali kinjs
q great variety Of Pantaloons, Vests IF every
style and quality, Drawers, UnLershirts, Fancy
aud aud plan Shirts, Collars, Pocket and Neck
uandkerchieIs; lies, Suspenders, &c.
AT tho old stand on Main Street, opposite the
stole of Charles Lewis.
lie win stillcontiuue to manufacture clothing
OF goods b3ught.elsewhere. Thankful for past
iavors, he h0paS by strict attention 70 business
10 merit u contlnuance bfthG same.
OCtober slths lS5s.-ly ri s.r e.sl d.