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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-27
MARsHALL NOTICE,

J 4
Lible a.
IlG virtue Of warrant Of arrest Issued from dlshlc
ID rour In and Tor district OF Middle Tennessee, IN N
ABOVE cause, directing 70 arrest ihe said steao oa
Scotland machinery, boat, tackle, upBarl and urR
lure under order OF The Hon We5s u HnnipEfey
Judge Of the COURT jesse CLEMENT marsna o. n
said court, do hereby make publication Of me warrant ana
said Steamboat her machinery c0a lacEey sP
parsi and furniture, and cite all persons ~ general VINO
have pretend any right e or interest Lnerein
70 appear before said Judge Of The said court
the eur room Of said court the Capitol at Nashville
The frst day OF February 1858, II 1t be court day, else
me court dav next oiong O'Clock tie FORENOON
there 10 answer unto the said hbellauts n Of
subtraction Of wages civil and maritime, and further do
and receive in behalf as % justice shall appsrIsn. This
I2th day Of January 1855, CLEMENT,
U. S. Marshal,
jan l4-1Wtd hr The hidcltD isiusT o. Tern
IN CHANCEHY AT CAKTHAGg,
Mary Am harper, by Der friend, Sterling Ward, rs
Mathew Har0er and al.
On mOtOus and uuppearing 70 the Clerk & Master Of
~ said Court, that maheu Harper is nonresident; Il
thereupOn ordered that baon be made for 30 in
Me Union and American, published a. Nashville, Ienn
curing said defendant appear a. the courthouse in the
town Of Garth ge, Tenn, the second Monday il Feb
uary neXBl hen and there plead dsmur, 20
companants bills in delault thereof The viii be taken
for confessed bearing, psrs % sad defend
ant, Mathew harper. This sih Of January lss5.
A. MOORE,
Jan i3-W4t prs fe So Clerk q Master
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Residences Wanted
IN CHANCERI AT CENTREYILLE.

Nv wish 90 purchase small neat be-ideucC,
w ieutto the business part cy-locztsd IN the
city Fdgedsd-Ou which $1,000 In cash will be paid down
Apply j.. l.. a. k, W. Brown.
lznl9-3w ~ Cherry Street.
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$1,000,

what the Clover & Baksr Family Sc wing Machine max.
ing the Grover d Baket stitch, capable producing work
OF much greater strength and durability Of the kinds re.
CURED 10 be done on plantations and by families Of the
Southern states than the L NJ Singer any other Shuttle
Machine any other kline Of machAs for sewing
now IN use ever invented in the United States or Rurope
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$1,000.
4 proposition 10 the Inventors or TENDERS of any
Ssa0tng Machine in the United States or Europe.

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine max.
ing the Grover Baker stitch is less complicated
and managed than the N. Singer any other Shuttle
MachinenOw in invented the United States
or Europe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-27

ST. ALB a u -,
For Il ent or S lie.
UHlS Of the handsomest Improvements in Edgshed
lit within twenty minutes walk Of the Capitol and
Is elevation overlooking the entire Viag3s healthy
and dry 10 is surrounded by pretty scenery can
be found In this county. Every convenience necessary 70
render 70 cOmioTaae family residence ano country
home have been added.
The termsare very liberal.
Jan 2i--tf BOYD & co.
$4,000 Papers Fresh Garden Seeds.
VTB in receipt Of the extensive stock Of
w Garden Seeds, embracing many new and valuable
vReties brought this market They all Of the
growth Of 1857 from the following Of well known
reputation;
ID. lambeth & Sons, Philadelphia.
The American seed tGardeu, Miheradeld, &c.
Risleyis FredOnia. New York.
Shaker Gardens, South Uni0n- kentucky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready for
graluiLOus distribution. Call and get one.
In addition the ab0veWs have large supply Of the most
usual varieties BY pound and Beans and Peas By the
bushel-
5000 PaPerF Flower Seeds.
Jat received from the celebrated house Johnson Rob.
bins & Co., Thousand Of Flower Seeds Tho lovers
OF Flowers have larger and better assortment nom
which 70 make their selection OF seeds shan the here
tOfOre had in this city. RAINS D. BROWN,
No. 70 South side public square,
iaB i Opposite the Mai tst House.
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$1,000,

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing the Grover Baker Stitch capable OF accompIishipg
much greater variety Of work; such required plan
taons and families IN the Southern States than the l. NJ
Singer any other Shuttle Machines az snV nheF achiRe
for sewing in use rnve9sia The Uned states
or Europe.
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AtIanta farIset, inn. %

There has been but little change in the leading
articles Of produce since our last Cotton has been
coming in freely and business hag materially i'm
proved. Some new Bacon has arrived and is held
at TO cents, hog round Lard loo by the Dbl and
lO5 to IL by key and can. Flour and Wheat dull at
former quotations Corn brisk at IS to 60 cents,
sacked. Feathers duh at 40 to 45c
SEAGO, ABBOTT & co.
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ChOU se Chewing Tobacco and Cigars.
WE have in large lot Of Capt T. stuz's eeleorst
w ed br nds Of Tobacco and his well known Pan
brand TO i've in days We except no brands, Fnen
we TO h who want the best article that sy can ma
Il, WhOlesal e retail az "A Union street. -
Also Il rye lot Of Langhorn & Armstead5 Win many
other bran, Is OF Virginia Tobaccoande lo Of good
Tennessee Tobacco that wish close 0u AZ prices 70
please the Iuyer.
Domestic nd German dc. Pipes Scotch Snuff, smoking
TobaeoO,& G., &C. 40, ~, q. 90
TTuFo
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VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOTS Fol
SALE.

me Lot fronting dsple street 80 feet running
~ l9O teet With superb Brick Dwelling containing o.
10 rooms, good cistern, Smoke-house, &c.
ALSO ne Lot fronting I26 feet Pearl street 10
leeL deep, with good two story Brick House containing
III rooms servants rooms kitchen, c good well, smoke
mouse, &c Botn Lots finely with shrub5ery shade
fruit trees, and will be sold accommodating terms. Az
ply to NANCE & WOODWARD,
JAMES NJ. MURREB{l, or
WIN. e. NANCE.
Several good Farms well improved, near Nashville.
a large number OF unlmprOved Lots. Several G1T0oI
LOIS rom TO Is acres the city. Those wishing
purchase will do well 70 call soon on.
ian7-i51-tf. NANCE x GARD
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Choice GAINESVILLE, sc

BACOS.-We have-sgain to notice q dull and IN
settled market for this article the nominal rates
being about . Sc for Sides and Shoulders, though
round lets Of the former could probably be pur-
chased at a further reduction. Forpain and ordin-
airy bagged Hams there is little or no inquiry, but
notice some sales Of fancy sugar cured at l5alGc
r 10.
LARD--With moderate receipts Of Lard and a
light stock in store the tendency Of prices has still
been upward, and during the last three days sales
have been made, Of some $50 bbs. and tierces at
Sc. for No l, and 81 a SIC. q d. for prime the
closing rate being SIC. T. 10. Tor prime in tierces
Kegs have been in some request, with sales Of about
1900 packages at q Toe. q d., which is also an
improvement.
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CIgar ManufaCfOrV,

III "
n NHB und rsigned very eXteumvsy engaged in
the manufacture Of all kinds Of Cgars, AID enabled
compete successfully VITA any Of the Eastern cities One
Of hTm charge Of this department Of busi
IS, being practical Cigar maker, our customers az
upon getting such give satisfaction,
Eld which will guarantee in every instance. We can
friends and customers that making a. hne
Cigars from Havana: import direct from
there hs finest Tobacco thereby saving considerable duty;
enabled to sell Cigars when made al much lower
than anything like the article could be Imported
then why
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY
Call and examine for yourselves al LYONS & CO.,
janI5-tf 40 ~, Public Square.
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BACoN.-The receipts since our last reach about
100 packages, principally Shoulders. Second quail
ity and inferior Meat are entirely nominal. There
ders, and theformer has been sellingat and 90 and
the latter at and Sc.
LAED.-Seyeral small packages have changed
hands within the range Of present quotations-say
lOall}c.
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ES rRAYS OF CHEAT HAM COUNTY,
TAKEN UP in the third district Of Cheathsm County, By
L RI z. Fry one OK marked With white spots MIN,
split the right age or years. Appraised TO
SIS, the 14th Of December, 1877.
TAKEN UP by Calvin Gupton, in The tenth district Of
Cheatnam County, head Of Sheep marked as follows:
swallow in the right crop and underh IN the len
per head.
TAKEN UP in Cheatham County, BY Aaron B0ne in the
second district three head OF Cate One Cow and CALI
and Yearling marked follows; SwalloW-fork in each
ear and under-bit the LETT and abOut7 years old
The Yearling SWsoWOrk in the right, and 10 the
left ear. The above Cattle appraised tue 2h Of
December. 1851, 70 SIS. JAMES LbNPA.
ian T-U3ts Ranger.
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sI,OOG.

That he sewing done by the sroyer d Baker Family
Sewing Machine, making the Grover Baker stitch ia ess
liable TO rip if thread stitch be cut or broken than he
l. NJ Singer any other Shuttle Machine or anv other
kind OF Sewing Machine ever invented United States
Europe.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

Eat The Scotch Iron Contract, recently
effected 10y the Government is denounced in
the warmest manner by the rress, the North
American says:
Fancy what The feelings Of Andrew Jack
son would have been, if told that every drop
OF water that he drank while Presiden, would
How through roydt channels. But to the
facts. Six thousand tons Of cast iron pipe
were wanted TO supply the city Washington
with water. Congress made the necessary
appropriation, (one Of the Inducements being
10 supply mechanics with work during the
present dull tImes.) proposals were Invited,
anu Cay hxed Tor their reception. When
all we're IN, then was brought to bear certain
lnlluebces which are only known at Washing.
ton. IL was necessary that the successful
bidder should be democrat; IN fact this was
absolutely essential, 50 that the faithful might
be the recipients of democratic money. Be.
sldss which, n person who is not strictly enti.
tied to contract, and yet receives it, is en-
pecled 10 pay his friends. Under this process
bids from responsible parties legi,imatey eu.
gagged in the making Of pipe, were rejected
Us iuIurmal-severul is aud Il few is not dot.
ted or crosscd--and the contract awarded at
higher price, to u gentleman Of this city.
VINO oy The directory, is IA brass and iron loun.
der, Lombard street, below Willow, where in
in building i0X50 feet, he carries on both
professions
Now, it is as well known at Washington as
here, that brass and iron founder is not ne
cessaTliy maker OF iron pipes thu, many OF
our largest iron founders never make them
aud the reci pieut Of the contract cannot be
charged with being in the business, or intend
ing to go into it. Tho contract being duly
sgued, sealed aud delivered and the Penn.
Syivunian and Argus having duly announced
IN their columns More Iiiork Jar PAilGd,lphtd
mechanics, tho job is quietly transferred to
British sell. and the $250,00U that would
have done much to benefit our coal and iron
miners and our blast furnace men and iron
louGuerS, and also our coating vessels in
| transportation to Washington, will be eXpen
ded IL building up our rivals 10 Englund.-
When our own government goes abroad fui
ITS water pipe, when offered TO them By Amo
rlcan founders at at a less price, how can We
expect foreign governments TO come here
We ignore the fact that our iron has been pro
nounced superior 10 theirs, 10y competent
authority can we expect them to appreci
ate 1t? ? Tho injrry done TO US us a nation
10y this trick Of our democratic government
cnunot be estimated by millions.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

REVENGE OF GIRL.-Au Irish dandy,
named James Martin, had been for few
months past paying attentions to Mary Sher.
idau, II chambermaid ut the City Hotel 10
Hartford, Recently the girl has discovered
that his intentions were not honorable, aud
approaching him aud tnkirg hold of his era.
vat, asked him why he wore his handkerchief.
about his neck SO close in warm weather.
Its not too close" said james. at is,r
said Mary and loosened it. Now" says
Mary what did you give me to coax ne. I"
Nothing" Gays james. Take thatr' says
Mary, and at the same time drew a razor
across the throat Of Mr.. Martin The wound
was very dangerous, but the fellow escaped
with his life.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

WHAT NEWSPAPERS DO FOR NoTuISG.-lt
is tho experience OF every man who has ever
been conuec!ed with newspaper that pub
fishers are more poorly rewarded than any
other class Of men in the Union, who invest
equal amount cflahcr capital and thought.
Such has been our experience. Newspa
per publishers are expected to do more
service for less pay, to stand more spong
ing and dead beading" TO puff and defend
more people without fee or hope Of reward,
than any other class Of men. They credit
wider and longer, get ofteuer cheated, suffer
more pecuniary loss, ars oftener the victims
of misplaced confidence, thar any other call
ing in the community. People pay prin.
tcr's bill more reluctantly than any other
1t goes harder for them to eXpend dollar
on valuable newspaper, than ten on q care.
less gew-gaw yet everybody avails himself
freely of the use eft the editors pen aud the
printers ink. How many professional and
political regulations and fortunes have been
made and sustained by the kindly, though
unrequlted, pen OF the editor? How many
embryo towns and citiss have been brough(
into notice aud putTed into prosperity 10y the
press? How many railroads, now in success
| lul operation would have foundered but ioI
the assistance of the lever that moves the
world :" ia short, what branch Of activity
| and industry has not been promoted, stim IA
! lated and defended by the press? And who
/ has rendered it more than q m SCRABBLE pit
lance for its mighty services! The bazaar:
| Of fashion and the haunts Of appetite and dis
sipation nre ihronged with an eager crowd
! bearing gold in their open palms, and tn,
commodities there needed are sold at enor
nous profits, though intrinsically worthless
and paid for with scrnpnlous punctualIy-
while the counting-room Of the newspaper i
the place Of Jewing ind cheapenng trade
orders and pennies. 1t is made u point q
honor to lquidate a grog bill, but not Of dis
honor to repudate printers bil.-HGrriS
burg Tel.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

DEPARTURE OF MINISTER BUcKALEw.-IIon on.
Charles II. Buckalew, the newly appointed
minister resident at Ecuador, was to have
left his home at Bloomsburg, Pennsy lvania,
yesterday morning Tor New York. en- route
for the scene oi his future labors. Mr. Buck
alew will be accompanied by his lady, little
son and daughter, aud Master Charles b.
Brockway, of Beach llaven. They travel by
wuy of the isihmus, aud, il successful in their
voyage, exroct 10 reach their destined future
home in some twenty-five or thirty days
MIR. Buckalsw (says the Bloomsburg Demo,
crat) carries with hlm, in his distant voyage
the warmest sympathies and the best regards
Of not only his late fsllow-citizens of Blooms
burg, but the American people generally
Hash. onion.
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tBy TeIcgroph1
HE ATLANTIC TEI.EGRApu LAID.

AS wo we're about going to press the fol-
lowing Telegram was placed IN our hands by
Col. Purdy, who is the Director at the
Houses Telegraph Office, in Philadelphia.
Our readers who oil remember that the first
efforts to accomplish this great work were
unsuccessful, will rejoice OF its completion,
and feel indebted TO Col. Purdy tor placing
them in possession Of the news. Most peo-
pie doubted its procticabi,y, but it is done
and now we can hold fraternal. talk with our
brothers on the other side Of the Atlantic.
This is certainly tho greatest event OF the
last half century, fruitrul as it has been in
great discoveries and improvements. 1t is
truly Il grand mplation-the intellect Of
man triumphing over time and space and
tho ele nents. Who can say what is i'm.
possible to the human mind, and perseverng
energy? What will be the next great pre-
gress in the worlds advancement
PHILADELPHIA, August 5, 1858.
J. II. Purdy The Atlantic cable is sue.
cessfully laid. Niagara at Trinity Bay.
KENNEDY,
House Office, Operator.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07
Uelegrapgit Oe(us.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-Dr. Forney, the
Superperintcndenl Of Indian Affairs in Utah
informs the Interior Department that fifteen
children belonging to the train Of emgrauts
murdered Il, Sweetwater have been found,
tho whites having effected their ransom from
the Indians.
Early in June -four Germans were murder.
ed eighty miles from Salt Lake City, it is sup.
posed by The Indians, who it VAS reported
were creating difficulties on the Southern
route to California. DR.. Forney intends vis-
ting the Indians with view 10 their pacifi
cation.
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w b'4t 'H''vh'1 -''''N' l.
Register and Recorder.

Mr. EulIoR -
have been informed that Or.
j. +. MASSER is a candidate for the Office
Of REGISTER AND RECORDER. ! nm
sure that all who are acquainted with him,
will be glad to have al opportunity to help
him along Doctor Masser is not n Demo.
crat Of yesterday, nor is he democrat for
the sake Of Office lie ID sober and indus
trions man, we'll acquainted with the people,
speaks German and English and has all the
qualifications necessary TO make him u popu.
lar officer.
In our opinion be is the most suitable man
that has been named for the Office, and no one
can doubt that lie is the most drserying--as
he newer asked for an office, although be has
always been popular among all classes and
with the people generally. 1t is an impor-
tart office and one That should be filled by an
individual in whom all would have confidence
and sach one We have in the person Of Dr.
j. B. Masscr Of Sunbury.
MANY OF SHAMOkIN.
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Gbe M at kets.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.-Aug. &,
1858. Wheat, sales of fair and good
Red at $ lsaSl.0 per bushel, and White from
y: 80 to 81 az per bushe Rye is wanted at
20 cents. Corn. sales of Yellow at 81 a 80
cents, and 81 a 80 cents from store. Oats are
selling at AZ cents per hushel for Penna.
BALTIMORE MARkETS--Aug. 2. 1858.
GRAIS--Whea, there were sales of red at ga
1870 crs for fair to good lots, and white at | l3
rs cts. for air, and l20ai25 cts. for prime par
cells of to- Corn, sales Of good yellow at slas2
cts. and of fair to prime white at 81 ctS.-sSa9l
There were sales of Virginia Oats at 80 cts. and
Pennsylvania do at 36O3s cts. There were
some Pennsylvania Rye Offered and sold at rs
els. Maryland Rye at G5 cts. per bushel.
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Communicated.
Fer tie Snnhnry Arnerloan.

Mr.. EurroR-Among the different per.
sons named for Senator of this district, TO sue.
cred {. Il. Buckacw, resigned. is Cupt-
IIExRY DoSNri, Of Sunbury. Without in.
tending to reflect upou or disparnge the
claitns of any other candidate, we do not hesi.
tate TO say that for ability and proper quail
fca,ions for the position Captain Donnel,
stands at the head Of the list. No man has
any clnims as u matter Of right to Office
Officers are and ought to be the servants Of
the people and why then not employ those
bes, qualified for their respective duties.
MANY.
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Proceedings Of the Borough Council.


SuSBuRt, August 3d. 1858.
Council met at the time appointed, Chief Bur.
CESS in the chair Members present-Shnde,
Bruner. Mertz, Ioungman, Gray, Wilvct,, Blu.
cher and ftiling
Minutes Of last meeting were read and np-
proved.
Committee on Finance reported progress.
Committee on New Charter reported progress.
Committee on Grave Yard reported progress.
q, Y. Weise presented bill for clerking at
May election OF $l so. On notion the bill
was rejected.
On motion Of G. Il. Youngman, i, was
REsoLvEp, That tho committee on Roads and
Bridges be authorized TO employ some competent
person TO make a survey and estimate of the
probable cost Of making the street crossing what
is commonly called the Basin, and make report
at the next meeting of Council.
On motion of VIM. A. Bruner. it was
RESOLVED, I hat the Chief Burgess I've instruc.
ted to request the County Commissioners to re-
move the pump-uough in market square, other.
wise i, will be removed by tho llish.C unstable.
On motion. Adjourned,
JNO. W. BUCHER, Clerk.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

Coal TRADE.-The quantity sent by Rail.
road this week is 1864 0n-by Cauul 40.
534 04-for the week S0.229 04 tons
The Caual leads the Railroad tins week.
The demand for Coal is Stacking oil. aud the
shipments will evidently decrease next week
Several of the operators state that in all pro-
liability, they will be compelled to stop their
works, and nsarly all will be forced to eurtail
for the ensuing month, which in dull times, is
the dullest month in the year.-M Miners Jour.
nat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07
ORPHANS COURT SALE

pURSUANT to an order Of the Orphans Court
Of fNorthumbe rlnnd county will be exposed
to public sac at the house Of ii. b. Weaver in the
town Of rrcyor,on, Oh SATURDAY the 4th day
Of iSEPTEM BER, next, the following described
real estate to wit Two certain contiguous lots
or pieces of Of ground, situate in the town Of
Trevorion in said county of Northumberland,
being numbered in the general plan Of said ho.
rough. Nos. aud 4 in block 1882 whereon is
erected a two story frame house, being bounded
south by street, north by an alley, south east
by the old Branch Raj! Road and west hy lot Of
benjamin Pa,on, occupied by the Trcvorton
Company. Late the estate of John Grscil, deed.
Sale to commence at ! . o'clock \. VI. otsad Gay
when the teens " i'll be made known hy
REUBEN KLINE, Admir-.
r.. ,r,lar ,hc (,nurt
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READ -C, HARDIN AlT S
ADVERTISEMENT.
Mark tic Day and Datc.

H1Ioway. Pills In case where medical
skill has exhausted all its expcdients, and the
practitioner sorrowfully admits that his re.
pertory contains no drug that will help his
patient, this all.conqucrn antidotc achieves
It's most signal iriumphs. Where the frame
is reduced almost to skeleton, the appetite
gone, and general atrophy Of the system
prevails, a course Of the Pills vii! iniuse ener-
" into the whole vital organization, aud
spur into action every torpid aud pasied
function. Thus nature is enabled to COM
bat the d,blitating influence of disease.
while the antseptic properties Of the remedy
arc at work upon the animal luids, purify.
them grom all matter antagonistic to health,
and imhuing them with nutritious and life
sustaining elements.