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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

Gw Gen. lZollicoffer, the ablest Know
Nothing in the last Congress, has been
thrown overheard by his own party, in
the Nashville district, Tenn, and Gustavus
A. Henry, Anti-Slavery-in-Kansas nomi-
mated in his stead. ,.l ,.,74
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

TAFToN AcADEMY.-The citizens Of this
new and enterprising place have raised by
subscriptions and donations about $4,000
towards a building for a high school OF
academy. They talk Of building imme-
diately and raising more funds. Il d :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

LATEST FROM THE SoUTH.-A gentleman
of our acquaintance, residing in the west
part of our County, has just returned from
Missouri and Kansas. He reports the
season nearly as backward there as here
people there discouraged with the cold
wishing to sell out and go south. Times
in Missouri are good, owing to the north
ern emigration. Every body is for a Free
State and white men in Missouri, except
the office holders. He reports favorably Of
the land and chances for good and cheap
farms. ~ .seas..se4 IL 4, 4ue d.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

EM MIR. Eserett'sseulogy on Washing
ton at the Mercantile Library Hail at St.
Louis last week was . rich thing produ-
cling $1,000. He is making it par.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

DENsIsroN HousE.-Mr. Il. Thomas.
formerly of the Mansion House in Ian
caster, has leased the DEssIsroS HOUSE,
in Cassyille. Persons visiting that thr-
wing town may therefore expect to find
excellent Recommendations. <
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02
Wi. e. CARTER.
attorney and Counsellor at Las
Notary Public.
In Chaneery.
Granite
Lancaster,

w i'll attend promptly to the collection Of Glazing
| w ment of taxes, conVevancing and all business
may be intrusted to him. 1;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

TN exchange for we'll located house and lot in h,
i lyn, Long Island. The house is two and hall !,
built in the best manner; contains all the modem
provements, gas, hot and cold water, &c. It vii
exchanged for an improved farm In 4,
County of about 100 or $50 acres, wi stock, I'M
ments &c. For further particulars address
sfra ri aai 5sse GEO. S.rLCCKWO0D
45-6moA Dunleh n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02
nEThe anihori;ies AL Watersfo,

re- The authorities of Waterstown, ID
Grant County, failed to report the election
result Of their town and no account there
Of is made in the official canvass. They
polled SO voter, all fcr Wilton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

MI. IDA P. GA new Post Office, nam
ed MT. Ida, has been established in Grant
County, some 2 miles north west of Lam
caster, upon the route leading from Wing
vile to Prairie du Cheln-S. L. Borah,
Postmaster. It will be supplied semi
weekly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

E EN The Hon. Benjamin Tappan died
at his residence in Steubenville, Ohio, on
Sunday week. He was in his s5th year.
He was CONSPICUOUS as an able and active
leader Of the Democratic party ID formst
years, and formerly United States Senator
from Ohio, but went over to the Republi-
cans and voted for Fremont. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

POISONED BY WILD PARsNIPs.-Two
little girls, aged five and six years respect.
lively, named @Purdy, residing with their
aunt, Mrs. Williams, at Wingvil lie, were
poisoned on Wednesday last by eating
0;ld parsnips, Of which they died in about
three hours afterwards. "A A''s'7 49, IS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

Y Pubic AND Private LANps.-In order
to aid the mammoth land spectators and
head of. the small ones, the Land Offices
have nearly all been closed under the
pretense that the lands are wanted or will
be wanted for building Railroads. The
end of this policy can be fully seen, even
from shallow eminence. Emigrants and
land buyers for actual settlement will not
visit the public.land regions of the north
west Small spectators will offer their
lands and beg for buyers. This will alarm
the whole fry Of land sharks-most Of
whom have borrowed the money, 4 from
banks to buy, their lands. All Of them
will want to SELL Their lands will come
down TO cost, then under cost--perhaps to
SO cents per acre. Fortunes in the air,
100 miles from, civilization, will vanish
Look out for squalls and lamentations a
mong the land spectators. They cannot
afford to hold on to their lands-must sell
them or break. Millions Of acres will soon
be in market on AM tcrms--we think be-
low Government price. a Is s
While all this is going on--air castles.
tumbling and wind pipes whistling, the
improved, settled, civilized and inhabited
regions Of the west, where schools and
railroads and mills are established, will
grow right along and suffer but little de-
probation in value of lands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02
M6ney-High lnterest--SeasOna-
HE a dHiCR.

The aspect of money affairs appears not
the brightest though money seems average
plenty. The high rates, of interest people
are consenting to pay in order to not sacrl-
flee their property perhaps make spring
payments and save their credit, is anything
but favorable sign of the tines L
seems like putting off the evil day. rather
than meeting it As they will have e IN n' the
ena-for. no man, we care not how pllshed
or for what purpose, can afford to pay 20
per cent. interest, or 3 per cent. month";
as some are doing. The course they are
taking is calamitous to themselves and the
public alike, and even to those OF whom
they hire money at such rates. The re-
suit will be to push property into market
and bring all down to,a half OF third 10. Of
present prices. Better far to sell Oft q
part OF all of your lands. at just what they
will bring than pay such rates OF IN
terest, for in nine cases in ten you will have
to do SO, at time too when lands will be
| in less demand than now, We care not
for peoples bright-sided notion of things
we are on on the eve of tight times, and
the question is not how to eoade but how
to meet things as they are. No favors are
shown in financial storm, and the better
way is for every man to trust to himself in
getting out of this debt-trap Of his owr
making. -. s. 80. #.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

PANIC AFouT WHEAr.-Ayer sudden
and entirely unexpected rise has taken
|place in wheat. This results from The
general disaster attending the wheat crop
|of this year. The extraordinary cold and
unfayorable season has destroyed many
hundred thousand acres of wheat that a
few weeksstnce was promising enough.
+ We understand that some very heavy
wheat consuming prophet in St. Louis is
predicting that good white'will bring 81
a bnshel. II will be time then for the
Comet to come list. Louis INTEL, goth
inst. e.s sf9ssst ss $50 ~ a. s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02
FANCY GOODS
Farm in Grant County Want

too numerous to mention, all of which will be al
cheap as the cheapest! 9tW. S. BROWN HI
Patch Grove, WIS, April 29, 1897. 45-f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

Eg The statistical tables of mortality
show a reduction in this country Of the
proportion of deaths from pulmonary dis
eases. Doct. Aver attributes this result
to the effect of his Cherry PectoraI. He
also asserts that the cures from his Cathar
tic Pills give reason to believe they will
as they come into more general use, ma
terially reduce the mortality from those
particular diseas IS for which they are de
signed. From what we know Of his 81 e
parations, we think he has grounds for hi
claims, and if he has, il is an attainment 0
which an Emperor be proud. Rare
ly is it permitted any one man to know
that his skill is bestowing health and life
to the masses of bis fellow men. ~ ~
Such reflection is worth working for
even though he had the reflection for hi.
eward.-[springfeld Daily Courier.
t - -------- - --1-z--- 81 asei
MAILS AND STAGEs.-The times of ar
rival and departure of the several stages
running to and from Lancaster are arrang
ed as follows: ...,.. ,.f.
Charley Browns stage on the Platte
vile and Prairie ,du Chen route, Kelts
line on the Boscobel route, and Ennori
line on the Dunleith aud Potosi route, ar
rive at Lancaster Monday, Wednesday anc
Friday evenings, remain over night and de-
part next mornings. sNgs Il M
Wood and West enhavers line from Ian
caster 10 Potosi and Galena, departs from
Lancaster on Monday, Wednesday ane
Friday mornings arriving next days. 4
Pollock's line from CassyiIe 20 Mine,a
Point, arrives at Lancaster Monday even
ing, departs next morning; returns Oh
Wednesdays, arriving at cassvllle On
Thursdays.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

ELECTION RETURNS (OFFIcIAL. THE
following are the official returns from the
counties named: 4laag A .s
Is Monroe-Whiton, 675; Coth.en, So.
Waupacea-Whiton 662; Cothren, 81.
Wood-Whiton, 21O; Cothren, 10. 81
Buffalo-Whiton, l72; Cothren, 1872.
Bad Axe-Whiton, COZ; Cothren, l95.
Whiton's majority in Pierce, county is
about 500.
Since our last we find the above returns
on the judicial election. Whiton's ma
jority is nearly $4,000, with several coun-
ties to hear from which will increase it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02
SpstMI Aotit.s.

@ Mr.. II. M. GILLETr has cs--.
scripton accounts and will receive money S' su
HERALD, and will also receive the names % au'
befs, while passing around on other busno. suSs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

ST.. LOUIS LEAD MARKEr.-The ST.
Louis Republican, Of the goth inst, ha,
the following with rega:d to the Lead
Market:
LEAD.-No change. Demand has been
steady for shipment to the Ohio, and from
city manufactures. Over 1000 pigs Up.
lper Mines have been quoted private terms,
or at 6ac u H., and about 5000 do. Soft
Missouri at same. To-day no sales. Re.
ceipts 5,842 pigs. +.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

R JoB PAINTING neatly execnto,
the Herald GaIiiaippsr, and the shortest ~.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

\. BEANs.-We invite the attention Of far.
mers othis article Of human support. Beans
are in good demand at a fair price every
yearin the fall, winter or spring. They are a
never failing crop if well attended to. asa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

| E Mr.. MAIBEN, will cont;nn
preach at the Congregational Church rena, uue
minister can be- procured. Services com suafly
| a II to II O'clock. 'iiencng
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

ae NEW GOODS,
direct from the Eastern Markets ANY per.o,
sirous of purchasing any of said goods would 90 "
give us a CALL So f8 As a"
Our spring stock consists in part of splendid Az
ment of Summer Clothing, Hats and Bonnets 4,
fine lot OF Merinoes, Alapaccas, DeLailes, De h
Lawns Qinghanrs, and an endless variety Of Prints
Ware, Wooden Ware, Hardware, and Crockery cf /
merable shapes and kinds, together with a good Al
ment of DRUGS & MEDICINES. also gp,t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02
School REGISTERS, for sale at the

Blank Day Books, Pass, Books. D.
ct Records, &C., for sale at the Herald Office VI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

GUTENBERG AND GLEN HAvEN.--GUTEN-
BERG, situated some eight miles above
the mouth Of Turkey river, in Clayton
County, Iowa, is now the county seat Of
that large and flourishing county, and is
growing into a Commt rcial Town Of great
account to the Grant County men on our
side Of the river. The splendid ferry at
Gutenberg makes that the general crossing
place to and from northern Iowa. Glen
Haven, opposite Gutenburg and on the
Grant County side, is favorite point for
shipping grain and may become quite vil-
lage in 9 few months. For particulars see
advertisement. R1s8 st
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02

S3y ~ sAss ai4sstfaa s0tiz EsaE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02
Mem advertisements
GREAT EXCITEMENT

HSHEM & NJ. Railroad is now completed 10 pr,,
Chen, and is daily supplying W. S. Brown
with new
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-02
Administrator Notice -Vennln!

Dated Auscoda, Wis.,, April 22nd, 1851. JOHN FOl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
NtITIEE-

TTNHE heirs at law and distributes Of Joseph CASTOR
L deceased late Of Greene county, Tennessee but Q
tive South Cgr0.Ua hereby notified that alIsr the
death Of SAID Joseph Ga-Gn the uud arising from the
sale of his personal real estate, amounting to ab0u
four thousand dollars by decree OF the CbGuCsrY
Court at Greeuevc at the Hs7 Term 1872 directed 10
be paid into the Office said Court for the purpose Of
making distribution among said heirs; since that time
portion OF said und has been pad 20 such Of sad
ing now abaauCe Of e. 55s Us remaining under the c1u
trJ Of said Court button auorg 81 heirs And
1t the May Term 1885, Of SAID Court Clerk and Mas
ter vas directed 10 make publication in one Or more lead
ing newspapers published 10 civ Of NashvIle notify
ing all the heirs law and distributes Of said Joseph
CASTOR decd or th5i" regular assgnees who NAV here
alter identity themselves SUCH By next Term Of said
Court that the entire fund stH remaining Eder the con
tol Of the Court tue May Term 1857 sfer deductisg
all proper cOssand charges will be di4irL usd to such
said heirs rheirregular assEuefs squtIbe proper
tons ~ may make application 70 the Clerk and Master
the next term Of ssia Court their entering into bond
With good and sUi snt securey residing within the iu
rsdeIIgn Of SAID CJGt conditioned rc!uud with law.
ul interest thereon OF said fund may be 70
drawn ny them, sud above their due proportion Of
the same-On application aud prnO lfIdenutg OF heir
ship By any Of the heirs dstr butees Of said joseph
Cast ~ deed VINO have not heretofore identified them
selves as such and drawn amy pallOf fund
The heirs atiaw and dItT 5.ttCs Of 10 Joseph Castor
decd are therefore bottled That unls.s they identify
themselves and make application for their respective ds
csrv Court 70 be held az neville the frst No nduy
in November next thai said fund s he Distribute at TIE
Nav Term 1881 Of said Court uVUu the condition and
the nanDersbUve slated DAVIUSEYIEk
Cisrzsu Master Oisaid CbsEcsrY Court
CirGcuevII.e, Tenn .iIUgZt-W tIii d AZ G.. 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.


TTNHE GrsatCenTa Route connecting The AilsntieeHel
Il Eith estsrH Northwestern and south western Statss
By continuous Railway direct THIS road also connects
st Pttsburg with caily line Of Steamers 70 ell ports
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Ssndusky with
Steamers to al ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most digsct, cheapest Gzd reliable FOs By which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great Wed
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg;
Fl1I n 100 Fn2S SO FsSs q R NOoaS per lOOR
SECOND CLASS.-Bo1ks and stationery
Dry Goods On balss,) Hardware, La f75e per loon
THIRD CLASS.-AEvils, Bagging, Bacon, a. - 80,
ana Pork On bulk, ,, Hemp, &c....... w PEI +OOA
FOURTH CLASS.-Csd5e, Fish, Bacon -- -
and Pork (packsd) Lard and Lard Oil 80 P1' 4Oo'
Flour-$l per bhl. until further notice.
Grain-5O cts. per 100 lbs until further notice.
Cotton-s2 per bale, noteEoeedIng 500 lbs weight Uut
further notice.
Eg- In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phila
delphs be particular to marx package gia Fhil9deEr
Railroad" All Goods CONSIGNED to the Agents q this
Road al Philadelphia or Pittsburg will be forwarded wh
out detention.
FREIaBT AGU,1E-Harris, WOrmley & Co Merpbis,
Tennessee; r. E. sass Co., s. Louis; J. r. GrchsiI
Son, Evansville Indana Dumssni Bel end Murdock and
Garter Jewet Louisville XIV; r g. Meldran Madison
indiana; SprignRn 4 brown, and irwin Co Cincinnati;
N. W. Graham & Co. Zanesville Ohio; Leech Co. No
80 Kilby street Boston, Leecb Co. AstOr House. New
YORK; No William street. and No. s Ba.terE Place New
York; Z. Sneeder, Philadelphia Nagraw koOns Bal
timOre; Geo. Q Fr2ncisCus, PgsbOFg.
H. Il. HOUSTON, General fTsigH AgeHf, Plila.
d. J. LOMBAERT, Sup't, AAoCl.q ~.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
EEGULAR LOUIsTILLE AM CINCINNAII

PACKET
TUNHE light dTaught, CommOdiOus and fast Sr0Zm n
II running steamer SWALLOW, ALEx LE-a..-tS
Frazer Master, wilt run regularly between Sp1tt93
the above points aud all intermediate land sztzazis
ing making regular y day trips VIII give all orders prompt
attention and general satisfaction We solicit popl
lar liberal share Of public patronage Her command
resident Cincinnati and thoroughly tainted
there and entire For fregh. passage APP
ply board, II. Fl, HARRISON,
decl2-6m Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
MOUNT OLIYET CEMETERY,

THE Directors Of this Company announce to the
Public that this Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able avenues and walks and portion Of the ground
subdivded into Family Lots which offered for sale
The map Of the grounds can be the Office OF
Lindsey Crockett where the public invited TO call
and examine the same.
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suitable location for Cemetery 10 the vicinity OF
Nashville and pledge til mssTss to the public 10 spare no
money pains make It equal 10 any Cemetery IN the
Union and such Nashville may feel some pride in.
The Cemetery is in charge OF a competent Super
ntendent, living the ground under whose direction in
erments will be made in the best and at the
usual charges
The Directors Of the Company DESTROYS that the
grounds should be visited by the citizens OF Nashville and
for that purpose Omnibus will leave the Office of Linds
ley Crockett 81 o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, the
6th inst and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour The seats will be free.
Ladies and Families DESTROYS Of visiting The grounds,
will be called for their residences by sending their
cards 20 the President Of the Company.
A. '. s. LINDSLEY, Pres't
c. ". NANCE Secy. iy6-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
PFNNsYLYANIA RAILROAD.

THREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
4 and Pttsburg - THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Ilt5burg at ~ A. 81 and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at Z, a. n. TIE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia Psbarg az l. r NJ and Pittsburg
for Philadelphia at ], 7. n. THF NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadepba Tor Pttsburg 1t l. p 81 aud
Pi.tsburg Tor Philadelphia a. 10. p. n
The above Lnes connect ~ Ps5urg with the Railroads
70 ant fran ST.. Louis Mo- Alton, Gaeua and Chicago
ILL.,; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville Ky; Terra
HRute, Madison Lafayette ind Indianapolis Ind. Cinciu
natl Dayton Springfield BellsOutsiBe Sandusky Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus GAINESVILLE, H1ssllon and Wooster
OhO also, with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans st. Louis, Louisville and Cinclnu1i
Through Tickets can be had or from either Of ibs
above places.
For further particulars see Hsndbills at the different
starting points Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest and most expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore, New Ork or Boston.
TIIOS. MOORE, AsENT, Passenger L.7ss, Pkilada
J. MESKIMEN AoENT, Passenger Lines, Fltts5urg
Philadelphia, ls57-ja '--ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
STATE OF TENNFsSEF,
" IRE COUNT, CURT or DIgESUI COENTT
JANUARY RULES, I5-7

JANUARY RULES, Iss7.
{. n. DOtsOn, e. ais,
Petition 20 sell and cIylte slave
ThOs G. nOsoU, CT ais }
apps airing me satisfaction Of the Clerk Of this
that h0mas c. DO OF the heirs a. law 81 the
OF James 81 Do and Of the def udsu This
sa n0nrss eu Of The Sre o. Tennessee and bey CJ
The reach Ofhs process Of this Court 70 Il therefore ordered
that publication be made for four The
WEEKLY UsION AND AMEEICANs newspaper published i
The city u Nashville, Ter ussze-, requ ug the aI
defendant TO appear befus the yr Term Is o. the
County Court Of Dies county % be hell 40 Tue Court
House 10 the Of Charlotte. The first MJnday AID 9th
day " April aud then and there plead answer or dc
murto petitioner OIL toe same v ii be taken rs confessed
% him, aud he cause SCI Tor Tearing e. Pqrfs
JanIG-w4- pr-ft-C IS. THus. MCNElLLE, Clerk.
EH LHn.- D. Mna-- u.n.L- LL-rL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
IAILOR,N NOTICE.
STATE or TENNESSEE,

~ CHANCERY COURT at CARTHa GE
JANUARY RULES, ISJ-.
l. d. Hugg, Sampson McC.eRun, aud others.
Edmund J. Dill hay, and others.
M motion, and appearing the Clerk and Master OF
- said Court, that hdnuuI j. nahsy resident Of
Ills state is therefore ordered that be made for
Fy days ~ the ONloS AND AIEECAE, requiring the said
Edmund mlabay appear Court House in he town
q Carthage, The second Monday February next then,
and there, TO plead, answer demur 1lauan bill
default thereof the viii be taken for confessed and
set for hearing e. parte 10 him. A MOORE.
ianT-'57-W4W. Clerk Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
New Years Gifts.
splendid INV ESTMENTs.


WE propose give purchasers large portion Of the
w value Of the following desirable property:
desirable lot for the erection Of large Store House,
Onting 40 Market street, opposite H. s. Fr0nchs
2ud. Lot Of the description, fronting 20 feet
Broad street, opposite the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
Depot.
81 Three magnificent Residence Lots fronting LOG feet
each on Broad street, West Nashville.
9Th. West Nashville extended, "a Of beautiful land
Su6dvided into half lots having long front the
middle franklin Pike, only few hundred yards from the
beautiful residence Of W n. R0O Esq. The above Is
Of the very Investments offered 10 this market
We prefer selling the track in a body.
Also, 90 OF land, about miles from the city
the Broad Pike The sanguine judges Of Real
Estse keep pace with the advance in value Of West
Nashville property.
We also offer beautiful Lots The Of Gay and
Park Streets Watkins Premium addition Nashville
5th. Edgsdeld is onward We Offer for sale mag
nifcent Residence lot Of * fronting 90 feet the
Galan Pike opposite the handsome residence Of Ex Gov
Neil S. Brown.
Also great many beautiful building Lots fronting 50 feet
each the Gasdn Pike, Woodland Russell and Father
land streets, In HOustons BOOds, BrOckWsy and other
additions 70 Bdgedsd. Also, anumber OF Premium lots 10
Brownsville, about y miles from city. We sold
about 500 600 Real Estate the last month Those wishing
bargains will Ind their give cal before
our supply lie exhausted Nashville Is growing HstsT than
ever, and Real Estate and Will continue enhance
rapidly IN value. }. L. & r. W. BROWN,
lan4-lm AK Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-30
TENN E1SSEE
f G IN ale COlIGge.

FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE,
THE drst Session OF this Institution commences the Ist
i Monday, C2d day OF February Tho
auspices are favorable Franknis OF the most pleasant
and healthfu Of the state The Rev. J. NJ SHARP Is
President assisted by full experienced aud efficient CORP
OF Teachers The College Building the ornament OF Frank
lin, and sufficiently eOmmodous Tor two hundred aud hy
Pupils. Our motto ThOr0uF hHssS- Music, Painting, and
other Ornamental Branches shall not be neglected The
Boarding Department conducted BY Nj end Mrs. SHARPE,
and every shall be supplied For circular and further
jsIR-Stw' JOHN M4RsHALL, P. B