davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11
THREE AINgTE GHBN8.


WE are nov prepared - fsRzish - o9T fasnas as4
w CustOHzs
ErsRSlso9sS AeHeo4AoE1s G&azo
OF grSaipot labor vi1g Mssanes e DPs1gza aRA
With very HtS labor and In 1O3 70 @instss, & pE04s
butter Of very SaPe7ss G1Ry, end y ESzEy aOlt &c
hiri tkan sran Es sEls aEoant e seB, -
and New ESgs, hey have resolved 1Sst n0ais az -
Mechanics 8ars and IN kR5s 9aa8s nsif goo1 soS1sy
has recommended them % % Palmlag eol2HaRy
AACKBNazB q WIk9oE,
We have still on hand few a ths FIVE AHD BLK
MINI EE ICE C3EAE RGR8B1s8, Ehiah assss
dislQpOut
also. Various MssAinssfos EAKHg8 AHR PERs
Sizes Chamber sets OfVsri0us hss:sEHs.
aug 10 NACE2ZEHB & WEkSoEs
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOE sALE
AT AUCTION.
4 I an nproFlnga farE asaR AsApoFs, EoGn.. -
~ ~ is-ipB river, alVs delsgutRoa - sS1 g a1gta
On UEDNBBBAN, fTE OOfCABk, tHs ARA 5s9i3o 60,
~ n les rom Nashville, tas AEshgillo sad bougo
kaiF0ad and shs GailBtin rERaBs, haR ale PoM clED
beri and yiFog. ntsiniaR f3e Acres, Bc fE1nRcge4.
VI coed BfiSk Hozss via RcoRG Era Ataaca 81
Rooms. and Rooms - sAS eaes3Snt Stsy; s9 noe
y 5Ediugs Of every dasGTpOaj Dszas AgD eae
each OrthzP&1; ens 8anA11 Haa Wo8yaRf- GSsE3 %
crss cleared, balance soeS a1SoE, sA4 Ua - b Eso
grass.
approved sa4e-osrsl Gyaoe n TAX; talEnoe g oQal
vii be given any line ss3 8os4 oseoAa9 % - Saly
timsI vii su al oFny gsoas, crop Hssuahaa
and kiteheh ESfni1rs, KsEEAag sElBsEsEas, ~ -
made kuCun tks day % eelS kEt9 - ooWInaas e -
o'clock, NJ lsas sS-Ss1.l g E114K.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11
COMMERCIAL.

The New York E0saiag oct, of the 9th inst, says:
An extensive visitation among the banks this
morning confirms the opinion heretofore expressed
in the Post that the sho;k Of the current financial
stringeucy in our marllC is passed. The arrivals
of specie from various parts of the country, added
to the California receipt viii probably add three
millions Of dollars to the bank average of the week.
andt the average will be less than the amount actu-
ally in hand, from the accession coming principally
within the last three DAYS.
We are not now speaking for the Stock Board
That dropped yesterday afternoon, and it drOOps
again to-day The stock market is troubled for
want of money. Outside orders are rare It's the
complaint on the e. mango, that the mercantile
classes want all their means for Legitimate trade and
the number OF operators is fewer. Excellent. Let
this 90 If merchants will strictly follow up
their own business ard discharge every other tho't
hut that of their own safety and work for that, they
will get through
The most noticeable decline at the Board is that
of Tennessee State 8 5 which have lost y per cent
since August 20. This, however is not greater than
many other securies have suffered within that time.
The general course the stock market is downward.
We have only to repelt, and TO urge it on the mer
chants and bankers nat neither in its rise fall
does the stock exchange show the relative condition
of our money supply from day to day.
Not dollar of the three millions that will be adj
ded to the Clearing House weekly statement during
this week, has cone to the Brokers' Board. 1t may
be expected to show feverish fuctuation, down to-
day and up tomorrow; but that has nothing to 10
with managing the great resources Of our country.
The accounts from all our principal financial CEN
tres, where large amount of banking capital is
20 to prove that the pressure and ex
element in New York is local-that II has been
brought about by local causes, and aggravated by
local excitement ar beyond necessity; having no
support in the cor iitOn Of the country at large In
deed, II is the country that has saved us. With
en- millions of contraction by the banks in as many
days, and an extraordinary combination Of adverse
accidents tits remarkable that mercantile inter-
est stands almost uninjUred. We do not know a
former period Of onr history in which rude
shock could have been borne with less danger.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11
Beef Packing in Chicago the Prospect for the
SCasOn.

In some of the most reliable Eastern journals we
ind speculative estimates 10 the price Of cattle
he present fall-predicted for the most part upon
ontracs said to have been made by beef packers in
he West and more especially those Of Chicago
Ne have taken the trouble to make some inyesuga-
ions. the substance OF which we append.
The prospects at present are that more beef Will
% hacked the coming season IN our city than during
nv nreyious year. One heavy packer estimates the
usiness at one-third more than the figures OF ieoo
our heaviest season. Another estimates 1t higher
I, 1855 the number of cattle packed was 2o,9l2,
rif-l an average weight of 5722 lbs. per head; SO
1at to take the lowest received over oo,OJO head
~ he hacked. One house alone IN the city has
,r,rnmept contracts which would seem TO JUSTIFY
leh an estimate. ~
Al present there are only about i, 900 head con-
cted for bv the Chicago packers but IN the course
!, 20 weeks a large number of contracts now pend
II ill in al probability be closed and these hg-
L, very much increased. OF those already con
II tsd for we hear Of 5000 head at S4 cents, gross
r.s-bt. . 500 head at cents, and o,OOO head at
b. below three cents There is little probaolilty'
bovsyer. of any further contracts being maze TINS
SCI son below 81 -perhaps none below %.
The quality and weight OF cattle me plesens sea-
sol throughout the West Will De tnucn suPeiioi -
H. ~ 1ost wear. though they will come TO the
bio three or four days later. Last year eiSSs ~
no, and water scarce, and the average trelgnt was
iow This season. however, though 1t opened UNI
.ua, Late has been an excellent one for the grown
Of chile. The grasses on our pTaires are rioh, anu
S-st,.L Ia, been abundant An old droyer informs
tl,a c,ttlo of the same bone will generally "elgn
sF,, .ounds more per head than last season. vhe
49, b.s contracted for 1900 head, none OIL winch
''' :" "s'sA less '"e- ~ ecsiesgo Ersss Avg. 20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11

CorToy-The sales for the past week have not
exceeded 500 faes but sold at very full prices and
at rates corresp with 49, cents for Good Mid
ding qualities
TIE Crops.-A diversity Of opinion exists among
the planters Gs TO the prospects of the growing Cot
ton crop but there is nothing coming forward of the
new crop, while at this time last year, streets
exhibited quite array Of Cotton wagons. No new
Cotton has Id "A received here, with the exception
Of the bale rim Columbus, on the lst inst Last
September ov r j., 900 bales Of Cotton we're re-
ceivcd here, md the prospects this year, that
not a 1.-THE OF st viii be received While farmers Of
intelligence and experience differ as to the prospects
of the crop, neWspaper reporters may well suspend
their opini rs
WHEar-Bu Buyers seem indisposed to enter the
market at prices demanded here, and in view Of
the decline price in the New York, rs well rs the
European markets. The market is dropping and
unsettled. md quotations measmably unreliable
Red Is held in los at from 81 Is to 81 20 but there
are no buy grs. SMALL lots difficult to SELL unless
at low prices.
FLoUR.-The supply Of Country is ample, and pri-
to So -. aud better grades from So to 81. City
Mills are quoted higher Carmichael Mills Super
fne So -; Extra s., and Extra Family s. So
The Granite Mills only grind Extra Family s. 50.
There ears to be but little confidence in the sta
biltv The present prices, and the market has a
DOWN. q tendency.
BAG The stock is light and prices very full,
with 10 il demand. Tennessee Clear Sides ls@Ig;
Ribbe l7GlS; Backbone and Ribbed l7@.l7l;
Should 5 l5; and good Hamsl6(Gl9; Houses Hams
I9 t. y cents. Western Sides lG} to IL; Should
ers to Is; and Extra Sugar Cured Cauvassed
Ham ; to 20 cents.
Co. Wholesale 95 to q, and at retail 81 to
81 H The demand is altogether limited to the i'm
medi wants OF consumers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11


ka-Mrs. Cunningha has been admDted to bal
By Judge Peabody, in dsum of five thousand dol
lars.
PRoDIGIoUs. The BOviIle Corr says, Mr.
Hiram McGehee left at OlOfice yestcday the lea
of a cabbage from stalkised in T-mble county,
which measured around touter sds no less than
thirty feet We would sc,sly har believed it if
we had not seen it ourself
TIE AUGUST FAnUREs.-. Soal SIDE Democrat
says the month of August wsus disastrous and
melancholy failures. The At Telegraph, Pro-
fessor Mahon's scheme for a el " hallOo," the
Ohio Trust Company, Jacob z, the Delaware
peach crop, Ten Broeck's horse Knoxville Con-
vention, the Kanawha Bsrt tempt to assassi-
nate Louis Napoleon, John er's effort to in
augurate a new pOlitiaal para. Cunning hau's
baby plot, and lastly the Gransona COmpensa-
zion Emancipation Convention. ing in disaster,
during the melancholy prOgres he fatal month
Of August, 1887.
ESy-It is stated that, should Ben. McCul-
loch determine to join Gen va his anticipa-
y ted expedition TO Nicaragua, lai Inbers of his
Texas fellow citizens have annoa cir intention
81 accompanying him
ESg- The total valuation Of a. as shown
the recent returns Of the ASSES S2l4,OOO,-
COO
fSy- The Eastern Texas Gdzettions the dis
scovery Of silver in Cas- county, avs the land
where it is found will he worth 81 per acre.
q DmD.--In Houston, Texas, on u Of August,
Of consumption, Mrs ELIZABETH dFife of Geo.
a. Sheppard, formerly of this plai
? Northern papers please copy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11

- Int-stimonsY whereof I hsve hereunt1 sci
,,zAiasN uv hand and caused - Great seal %! me
Ia ~ So size &, affixed Nashville, on the lulh
lsss.t5Sss 80 u0' - AEDREW JoHNsON-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11

| Legislative UNION AND AMERICAN
It has long been fsyodte scheme Of the publishers Of
this paper give fuller aud readable reports Of the
proceedings OF the Legislature than have ever been given by
any paper in Nashville. The cost Of the enterprise has
hitherto deferred from undertaking it. But our regular
subscription st, which, prior May 1855, had neveTl
amounted TO 25oO, exceeds 1000 aud length feel
trOHg enough or the undertaking We are making arrsn
gements for full corps Of professional reporters aud Will
issue, during the fret week Of ensuing session OF the
Legislature, the fTst number Of TIE LEGISLATIVE UroN
AND AMERICAN. Il will be published weekly oftenor
during The session. the proceedings shall require in
QuartO form. From twenty thirty numbers will be is
sued and The will, when complete form volume e
between 300 and $50 pages, for binding
ference. 1t will contain the messages Of the Governor,
ports Of public officers sketches Of the dsba,s in both
Houses In Short will furnish complete and ineligible
history of the Legislation Of session not only Of haiti
done, but Of what is said viii be ambition to make
The LEGISLATIVE UNION AVID AMERICAS strictly impartial
its sketches and hich shall be rec gnized a. an
taOfy by 10th parties. None Of notes and
msn,s the proceedings will appear They will be
confined to regular editions Il will thus be IN
dspensabe to the politician, and the value winch viii be
Increased by time. We establhI GNure of Office,
VIII successors one the most ina
pOrtant branches of business. lr - Z. Drugier al
ready well known 10 many ctzs as stsnograDhic
reporter, will have the prime pal charge OF reports and
will be assisted by other egu4ly competent professional
reporters.
The price OF the LESIsLATWE eNIoN AND AMERICAN VIII
dollar for the SERIES six copies address for
alEause It not purpose
sen out any prospectus this. Poma through
authorised agents and will feel
under great obIgaoEs to any other friends who viii Tor
ward LETS Of subs srbers.
Having thus developed the outlines Of pan sub
nit it to the people state and ask the encourage
ment it deserves.
~ Editors PaPss in this Stale who will publish the
foregoing, its substance in their editorial columns
shall be furnished with copies during the session and with
tbs bospd v,Iur1a NJ ffs 1.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11
NunicinnI Election

We are authorized 10 announce JAMES Bruce. can
dictate for Mayor OF Nashville, at the ensuing municipal
election.
We ere authorized TO announce ANDREW ANDERSON
candidate for re eecti0n Mayor OF Nashville the
suing municpal election. ans I5-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11
BY TELEGRAPH.

HALIFAX, Sch 9--Furtherper Europa John
DOrher'y, whe fail al Liverpool was arrested fol
The India mail Is arrived. Delhi was still held
by the mutineers Oh the 18th of July. They made
three additional sot9s, but we're defeated, Sir Hugh
Wheeler was killed at Cawnfore. The garrison
there had been edeced to famine and Surrendered
to Herra Sahh, who violation of his promise mas
sacred the whole girison Gc1. HayersOck sub
sequently defeated fhib with great loss. Sahib
massacred at Cawnfoh two hundred and forty wO-
men and children.
Among the officers Killed are Sir George Parker,
Col Williams and Brietdier Yack
An obstinate battle VAS fought on the 9th of July
before Agra, between taegarrison and Memush.-
The mutine GERS numbering en- thousand. The Brit
ish retreated with heaI loss.
Two regiments mutiReftd at Seal Kate in Punjsub
July the 9th, massacreinC Capt. Bishop, Dr. Gra-
ham and the Rev Mr.. Hunt, his wife and child
The mutinsers subsequently were defeated Other
disturbances were reported elseEbeFe.
Bombay, Madras and Paniagb are tranquil.
Gen. Vallejo was to sneceei in command before
Delhi, where only 20OO effective men could be must
cred
Chipa.-Lord Elgn arrived i Hong Kong on the
I'd, and was about TO proceed spthWard.
The new Cuban Governor enbarks in September
and will take out the ultimatuE between Spain and
Mexico.
CINCINNATI, Sept. IO.-Tls Miami Valley bank
at Dayton, Ohio has suspended
QUEBEC, Sept. 1O-The caitain of the steamer
Clyde has arrived. He repor,s that the steamer,
cargo, mails and passenger baggage Is total loss
NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.-Th, Grand Jury have in,
diced Mrs. Cunningham for producing serrepu-
tious heir to the Burdell estat.
Cotton dull; Orleans middlng l6; midding up
land 1851 flour unsettled vi eat, white 81, 5oaSl,-
so; red Sl,25aSl, "a; corn SAIL ness pork I'M
changed; sugar steady baeel steady.
The bank Of New Jersey al Brunswick failed
Frederick G. Swan, commission merchant, has
also failed.
CINCINNATI, Sept 10.-Flour $3.50; at the
close 81, 80aS4 80, and is este unsettled; wheat
unsettled; white 85a90, red IS; whiskey 209u2l;
bacon higher inseed oil 6Si oats SOa35; rye 65
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 6-CoTroH.-Sales 800
bales; good middling l53alia Receipts l,45O bales.
Mixed corn 65; exchange Unsettled; other articles
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11

WESTERN MnEkRT AsYLUM.-The grounds and
osher property Aereso belonging viii be sold al
public auction the 18th day of November, by R
= Brekoi asidrcagent Of the Government. This
property was forerIy known as the 81 Harrodsburg
Springs" proper, and was for many years deser-
vedly one Of the Ost popular watering places in the
United Sstes. S,advertisement in another eolumn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11

- A despatch ON Washington saws file State
paTment has formation from official urces
- Prof Francis ECUADOR, was accidentally
wounded by Prof. Mare, the cap Of whose gun ex-
ploded while loadingl the dark
So it would seem mt the story going the rounds
Of the papers under lie caption of 'Fatal Duel"
was manufactured oNof whole clOth, ly the cor
respondent of the Trols
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11
n. W. BU6ToN, seeret /. !, L. q s tate.

DESC hiTlAOt-
ssd oven Is about % years Of Ssts or ~ nehss
IN hTbt eiehs sbsut rs los. and veil ofnea e u
auiok spsh en-. d4rk sompesiou and d1S hSf ana mas
bsa q 10 presumed he hzs gone in the dTeet0n OF
pa, Teuuessse or alsbsBs. - g.. it~ss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11
gheriT's Sale

-,,v viytue Of two orders Of sale to me directed
X circuit court Of Davidson county; az me NJ
taySr q en- 55 5yss' 1gs5l bsa wen eI
ihs con n yard gate in Nashville, 10 the highe
~ - cash all me rgbt, tit e. claim and interest IN
Is has 10 md to the following d. scrlbed rea
49, m Davidson county, Tennessee, to-Wit; One
.seain me fiyHes' Addition to Nashvhlei ron
: 80 upon Knowles street west side thereof, sna ..
49, -, N 49, on which there Is situated hnc1 b
sa,o,ng he one IN which said Manaing now reside
8 soa 70 s~' JNO. X RDMONSoN, 8
surs- 80 nv X a n MERRILL, DENT,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11

A NV DIGEsT--The members of the bar in Ten
nessse and elsevlre win be gratifed to learn that
II. VALENTINE, Is of Memphis, has digested, and
wia in short tiu have published, and ready for
ale, abOmplae gest Of the decisions Of the Su-
rene lourt q T'nessee, beginning .Eith the 7.h
4. .umgOf HumPh5s' and ending with the 81 vol.
ume q SneeF rsPts. This work viii be invalua-
BIZ e'the legal fraenity, and every member Of the
baTshOuld have q coy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11

We are uthonreflo announce WILLIAM McGaKaoR,
Of heAinnve, candidate Tor Comptroiief Of the state.
sep 4-te~
We authorized 70 anE~unee HUsH TRs OF VIM
Chester ddae COT ConrtSoer the State. aug estes
We authorised to ahncdnce Ger JANIS 2. DUNLAP Of
rams candidate for State Comptroller. aug 25td$
W are authorised 70 annepnce GEessE r. MrCLRLLAs,
q sa-r-n oar. a-aaa flr Comn.roler. Laug2lte
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11

H. Lancaster and wife, Neoma Lancaster, Esl Slaieu
and wife, Frances Sladen and Lydia Golden, widow U
Samuel Golden, decd.
4ruare Johnson Thomas J. EdmOBdsOn and VIE. Fo'y
Jpdsg1 Henry Golden, Sam'l ,dsn, Joseph shusz
SpngzIns d wife, Lucy c SpHrgCs. lillian Dave
FRAZIER Samuel Kingston, John Kingston JPher
C. Kingston. Andrew King ton, denry George, William
G Croft Samuel Creft, kiLsbeth A Croft, samuel NJ
Golden James h.. Golden, jesse Paschsl and wife, Mary
r Pazchal lydia Golden Martha Golden and Hudson Col
den. heirs al law f Samuel Golden, deceased
ySRoN the petion fled in Ibis ard affidavit Of the
4 PLAINTIFFS Conss il appea In several al the above
named Defendants are Bon-resens Oh the o'ae OF zen
essee and hu the ord nary process of cannot be sery
ed on them IL therefore ordeIed tat publication De Hae
Tor foursuccesive in the UHiCA American news
1,ner nabisled in the city Nashville commanding sand
non residents TO appear before The Circuit Cou 10 be hold
en- for the county WeGkeg as to court ace,u Dresden
on t5e End Monday in OcrDoy next 1885, and then G n-re
plead answe en- demur petition nlod herein, o. IL
same will be taken as confessed as - them 1870 -
l Iprs ShJTi.T TFT'FNF. f''c-5.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11

Havana CiEaFS.-MR. EDIroR Please tell your
readers opening large and well selected lot OF In
ported Havana cars lust rarely reach this mar
We have also very large stock Of German and DO
nestle SegaTs, NlrrHi- Chewing and fine cut Smoking
Tobacco, Turkish do Pipes Gare:t Snuff, and indeed al
articles usually kept class szoluos Tobacco eslaO
shuenS and wish You cay 10 big capitals WE SUI
FER 80 HOUSE TO uNUEEsaLL Us.
!. w. LANGLEY d CO.,
No.44, Union Street. near the State Bank,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11
LOUISVILLE a henderson RAIIROAD
RaEH 40 AVdpTnE

WILL be sold q sEson, C. Faerzky % - e. Hssa
w oeEyat y otlock. CO - t7eEfs9s, ACRe1 III
hiy acres % Laza, nias 1ilsS tea HaaAsa,s - - eas
ne l0uilyile Aa4 s.3Ssso7 Rz-E1ad rs 1zpg1goEla
consist - tEo soy h31s hzlelzg "a eoe8ls F1lscn
store and sarcao1seoase 4e - oolll so ~ 81
lng goods n no Vicinity q NssaNls Ia la1E a11
By as'one fence, aa4 pogiaH Buu ST q hzs rsl -
ffaci VIII be div de- into ten sgofTo So, o1 D1
OF Ehies VIII DO faTD ah8d = 80 tina. fRs $50
knoun IN bills OF 90 dlJ - Ele. We eoetG11 80 o1E1a
eanes iof tasesiHeRt 81 gpossl, o. ~ et1l Ds.11 -
location is within IS - mlc1,es tias eua lea ~
iae kailIsaas ere pFogHsssins flpsg aoslse f,zA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11
interesting 10 Mechanic and ManHfac-


Inc Mechanics AVID Manufacturers Of Tennessee ard ad-
Joining S.aes are reminded The Third AnHua Fsr and
hAh'5nioO oI.hs Mechanics institute of this Stas m con-
msnee n October neat ms CRY. The ANNUALLY ircreas-
ing interest manifested in these exhibitions and sole ad-
'- resulting 10 exhibitions IS well from tn llssrina
non PoHau1 Information among themselvas as from
' a publicity which they are thus enabled give their
lenders eer'ain That lie approachng exhibition
'ss ID mlsu-cc41e aud inter 81 all b. psedeees-
"a .. circulars, giving rlJI particulars, en- bs obtain
T.. Nleaaa'es Institute rooms. College rect, oppo-
z.,.s vance or by sd rsssiny the Pre- issi. " N.
u secretary n. X. Walker. LIND 30 sm-
msl rrls - .-Fo'em'sl among n yEous
a s' .o, vii cure any orsaar, c.a ~. ' nyar
'.g '..'s The eods. NM.
aru'. 10 the system undo III as. 60
md Other agents IN soaer u. ol we lsso SaH,ls
. AsE JAG Dr. SBrlsr -" only 4Etiio 5ri Malaria
you get pills. Sold by resnsc,.bI. olu
&c $3.50 Sole Propr,e,..,, ufsaS e'o'!'
ne 4 Co. Rochester, Pa '''''o''' A 1 saAtEESBsSSER
= "noesdle AreBs
y sasf-Taz EWING BROTHERS,
Nashville Tea
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11
MOTiCe.

THE partnership heretofore existing between Cas-
silly and F. AllenOen. under the st'eo Of CGssliy
co has been this eth July 1857 dissolved by mutual con
sent Cassity alone authorised TO collect all debts due
tie firm and alone respons Die for the payment Of all de-
man dis due by he Grm. And Cassy has this 27lh July
1857 formed pa rnership with Philip Calsghan, and
style Of the m IL Classify q Caaghani al the OLD STAND
No 20, Mark OF street, Nashville. auR2id3W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11
II, A, Fahnestock's Vermifuee.

Regular practitioners make exception in favor Of th's
Verufge and not only use in preference TO ter own
preparations give their voluntary testimony IN us lHOr
me following Is from hyslcaa OF nigh Character III Li
SH.wNErowE, III, June 4th, ls53
.HtsSrs B. =. FGhHCsfocs & Co
GrTT,xwEs:-I hive usel B. A. FahnestOcs's Vermi-
fge u The practice Medicine, in this and the southern
The last years. ald can recommend as ~
medic the DE- which it was intended; Dhg
lug al TINE small girl OF say ten years OF age
ONE HUNDEED AND SEVENTY VINE WORMS, rs
drggstlj shawueetown have sold great quantity and
% has invariably given satisfaction. in lacl ~ IS Io Gns
medicine called for. IL DIMES "a ~.
wholesale retail AVID bv sll the principal drug
gss and country throughout The United STATES
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-11
shari&'8 SAFE

TYyirture ofan Execution 20 5 d. cs0 foB the Q raui
u Cont Of Davidson CCuu-Y n a'.if eTn. y wi
on a. Ista dsv O. aCEtouaF~ I-E-s - zee % ealS 2" me
- C,r Cag - so Cert Sc d ggts, H. Nashville,
,sss -. ,ie c-i,r - g r--a. ihat Wn. Warmoub
% - 80 . 'T.st or -1l wing, ard beng b. the
ls - ~ - Cau, Davidson. upCu the b. al
watsrs Of En Creek ana bounded as iolicss " VIZ o.
the North by the sndS 6 SaAn Rgiey East - Nrs "os
south by thu lands G. ". E2ls., Ees1 D! h"oe "a
dIds c1rtuin- ~ l2ssd upon rs M properly
Of Win Yarmouth, to sGtisy execution ~ iaVor q
Io.bua w olsen Adm'g SrIe YIlatn legal tours.
'o'"uN LOO & EJMCNsoE, kbrTiE.
..- 10 nr,s fee ~ hT X. r.. Campbell, ID. era