davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23
nIEFERENCEs -OF OPINION.

ITO say that some Free State men in some one,
two or three of the counties refused 10 be regis
tered and threatened the officers with personal vIo-
leuce If they persisted in the discharge Of their
duties was sufficient reason for taking no census
and making no register at ALL in nineteen counties,
appears to to be PrepOsterous.
Well might the eloquent Senator from Kentucky,
exclaim that fraud seems TO have become native 10
the region Of Kansas and TO claim the privilege of
being sort Of established institution there Speech
Of Senator Bell.
s.I know Of no fraud charged in connection with
this election, with this result; except that the
very aut-slavery extremists, who prevented full
census and registry, have the efrOntery to
plain OF the failure TO take full census and regis
p
When the Congressional delegate was eleCted-When
the second Territorial Legislature we're elected-in
short IN all elections except those held without au
thOrlty of law, or under the Topeka constitution,
this cry Of fraud has been kept up until there
really honest and good men who have had their
minds misled with the belief that the constitution
was carried by frauds."-Spsecb Of Gen zoiaeofv.
Comment is unnecessary. We know that the feel
ngs Of every reader of this paper will applaud the
language Of Gen. Z0LLIooFFER.
NAy,L-Fhe new squadron for the Mediterranean,
consisting Of the steam -frigate Wabash and the
frstclass slOop Of war Macedonian, is expected to
sail about the LIST Of June. Officers for both Of
them have been detailed by the Department, with
orders 70 report for the igae at New York and for
the sloop al Boston, on the 18th of May.
Capt. E. A. f. Lavauette is appointed Flag Officer
Of the squadron, and the principal officers are as
follows:
WABAsH-Captain, Samuel Barron; Lieuts' E. R.
p Rodgers, Silas Bent, Thomas G. COrbin, Watson
Smith, John H. Russell, E. A. Henry, and John I.
Wood; Purser, J. Geo Harris; Fleet Surgeon, VIM.
johnson; Passed Assistant Surgeon, J. Rudenstien,
assistant do, j. S. Kitchen; Chief Engineer, B. F.
Gsrvin.
MACEDONIAN. Captain, .. P. Levy; Lieutenants'
Hsrrel, Morgan, Hopkins, Badger; Purser, Blocker;
Surgeon, Palmer; Passed Assistant do, Steele.
These vessels take the places Of the frigates Sus
ouehanua aud Congress, which have recently re-
turned home from the Mediterranean
re- The Supreme Court of California has rem.
dered decision adverse to the interests Of JOHN C.
Fremont in the matter of his right to the gold taken
from his land in MaripOsa county
JOHN has a hard time Of it with that MariPosa
rp1d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23
DENTON & WAsHRuRN.
Chancery SaIes---JacksOn Go.
NOTICE.

DY virtue Of decretal order of the chEncary court
ID Gainesboro MADE al the February Penn le5s Of said
court the OF samuel Johnson and Others against
Warrington Morgan and Others, VIII, Monday, the
7h da, June, 1885, the house door GauesbO
TO- sell pubic auctions aored unfit 2fst March,
1853 tract Of land lying in JACKSON county, Tennessee,
Roaring river; bounded b. George McClsnden, Morley
thirty Note and good security viii be required
OF the purchaser and lien will be retained the land for
the pay Of The purchase money The minimum pee
upol said land Is eight hundred dollars. This 30h day Of
March, 1858.
april 6-W4t prs fee 81 90 W H Bolts, CAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

Counting THE COsT OF THE UNIoN.-Whenever
southern men, wearied by the uutiring and unceas-
ing imposiions of the fanatical spirit Of northern
abolitionism express the belief that sundering of
the ties which bind the two great sections of this
country together alone can give that happiness and
independence requisite to the welfare Of both, and
their willingness under certain contingencies to
adopt this last remaining remedy-they are always
met with the reply-that they have not counted the
cost of the Union The plain English of this eX-
preston TO our minds is this-viz: That the South
has many wrongs yet to suffer at the hands of North
ern ACCESSION that she is still to be deprived Of
many dear and sacred rights to her people, that all
the blood and money she expended in establishing
the Union all the notifications, insults, and njus-
tice which have been through long series Of years
heaped upon her, are still inadequate to give her
inst idea of the value of the Union to her, when
compared with the price which she has paid for
the enjoyment Of it and its privileges.
That this is religiously believed by large por
ton of the Northern people we do not doubt, and
we are both alarmed and ashamed to confess, that
there are those amongst US in the South who if
they do not participate in the belief, speak and
act as to strengthenit in the minds Of Others-SGU.
Georgian.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

NJ Private letters from Europe state that Lord
Napier will be recalled from Washington and sue
cessor appointed whose name is already indicated
Lord Napier has addressed himself to the task of
ingratiating himself with the Administration with
true diplomatic skill and sssiduity since he has
been in the country and it is not his fault if he has
not been successful He has not hesitated to fall in
love with slavery and its Chiefs and to roll even the
Lecompton abomination as q sweet mOrsel under his
tongue. With diplomatic talents equal to this
achievement he is too valuable an instrument to be
long neglected by Government that makes so much
Of diplomacy as the British, and we do not doubt
that if recalled from his present post, he will
soon ind his way back into professional employ
ment-N. T. Tribune.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

pER Hon. JOHN W. ELLIS now Judge Of the Su-
perior Courts Of one Of the Judicial districts Of n.
Carolina, was nominated at Charlotte, on the l4th
inst by the Democratic State convention, as a can
cidste for Governor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

Cool As A CoBBEER.-A man noted for impertur-
liability and scolding wife, was stopped in the
woods one night by pretended ghost He only
said
81 can't stop, friend: if you are a man must re-
quest youto get out Of the way and let me pass; If
you are the devil come along and take supper with
me- married your sister. F."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

uag- When the Hon. EDwARD EVERETT was re-
ceived in Charleston, on the 10th instant, he was
addressed by Mr. YEADoE as "Mr. Everett Ora
tor, Patriot Sage, Cicero of America, LaudstOr Of
Washington, Apostle of Charity, High Priest OF the
rninn- and Friend of Mankindw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

rn- The editor Of the Kentucky Wing, who, al
hough K n, is not willing to be sold by Crit
tenden. Marshall, and Underwood to the Black Re-
publicans. in his last issue makes the following &C
knoWledgment:
In the North, or Free States, the Americans as 8
mass, have uudeniably fused themselves into the
Doug as-anti- Lecompton party, beyond the hope Of
ralying them again upon the American issues, as
distinct Marty organization. He who does not con-
sede this, 1t seems 60 us must be blind TO facts.
nsG- The seventh volume Of Bancroft's History Of
the United States, being volume one Of the Ameri-
can Revolution, the history Of which viii be en-
Traced in four volumes, will soon be out.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23
Notice to Contractors.

BALBD proposals Will be received at the Office Of the
y Recorders OF the City Of Clarksyille Tenn until the
ooh dag Of May next for the buildug OF Howe Truss
Bridge Red RIVER site Of the present bridge,
on the HOpknsVie road and also for the building OF
first class rough afhaT face pier at the place. Said
bridge shall consist Of spans Of 100 feet EACH with
end piece Of 50 81 feet.
Detail Plan and specifications Of the masonry and BUpsr-
structure be the Office OF the City Bng ar
ter the st day Of April Bidders At els mayOb
tain all necessary Information by addressing G e. Breed
City Engineer CHARLES N. HITTER,
r2S-ddzW till may Mayor Of GAINESVILLE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

New LIQUOR License BmL.-The PenusylVania
Legislature has passed new liquor license bill, of
which the following the main features; Licenses
to be granted in Philadelphia BY the Board of APP
praisers; in Allegheny county by the Associate
Judges and Treasurer, and in other counties by the
Judges of the Courts, with qualified discretionary
power over the applications. The minimum price
of licenses, with sales of over 81 ,000 to be SIS,
and under 81 900, to be SIS. In Philadelphia and
Pittsburg the minimum to be $50. Hotels and
taverns to be classified and rated according to the
sales On sales of $4,000, the license to be $500;
on sales of S. OOO the license to be $3.50; sales
Of $4,000, the license to be $3.50, and on sales
So 600, the license to be $50. Retail Brewers to be
rated as eating houses. Appraisers to be appointed
to examine and detect adulterated and drugged
liquors. and the sales of such liquors prohibited and
punished.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

STowuNG THE CABLE or BOARD THIS AGAMEMNON-
The operation of slowing the wire for second effort
commenced on Friday last, 18th, on board her Ma
jesty's ship Agamemnon, in Keyham bssin.-LOHdOH
Times, March 20.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

ASs N e-S eDofe1 WIN lAOHl ~ - "
One OF the above named gs presented to each Purha-
of q book at the Time Of SALE although all b0oks ara
sold At pubshers lowest prices The complete and casei
led Catalogues may be had without charge, By calling or
sending your address.
Liberal inducements TO country Agents. Orders from The
country prom pity filed and the goods forwarded
mail same day. Address
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23
Wanted.
Fisher, WheleSs & Co,

(sUCCEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE = COZ
POTION, Tobacco, Storage, General Commission ana
- Produce Msrohants Corner Broad and Market street,
huzines entrusted 70 thsms 20 uBS-tf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23
MONUMENTS, &c.
NJ, L. SHELTON

TNFORAS his friends and public In gene hat he is
i now prosecuting the MARBLE BUslNESS, on church
Street. between the st Presbyterian Church and the Post
Oee where he will be pleased TO attend % the orders
ali Who may want work N his line doRe He has and viii
keep hand ply Of
Marble Monuments, IOmbs, &c
ManutsetuFed Italian and Marble, IN
the style Of The All Of his work WI be warranted
aDul l2-tWdEW IL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Eanier, Phillips &CO.
ON MONDAY, APRIL 26rH, 1858, ~

ME will sell for CASH in front Of oufYarshouse com
w pete ASSORTMENT Of GROCERIES, consisting IN part
as follows, ViZs
40 hhds new Sugar, 100 5zs Star Candles,
200 bags coffee, 100 hlf qrs Star Candles,
% bbls neWMOasses, IS bIa selected ". R. Cheese,
40 bbis esd pOw'd Sugars, 80 bbls White Whisky,
IS kits Mackerel, rs n. Y Brandy,
$50 p'ekgs Rasins, 10 bbls Holland Gin,
sacks Almonds, 800 kegs Nails,
Y eases saIdlRes, q g- Is 4 % painted BIZ oksts
20 box Cove Oysters, 80 Tubs,
i0bags Pepper, IS bxs Starch,
y chests leas $50 brs Soap,
~ bales Cotton Irvine, IS bxs D0yleis Candles,
- coils Rope 100 dOE. MasOn's Backing,
% cases Matches, ZOE boxes Flasks,
together with numerous other articles n
plete sale. LANIER,. PHILLIPS & CO.,
apr20-td. No. % Markel Sfraal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

Raa- Aletter from st. Thomas, written on the 28d
ult, says: Gen Santa Anna, the Mexican general,
is with US At the house Of Mr.. Conner. If he is
thinking to 60 back to Mexico really don't know
it. He is silent--as silent as a post.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23
Beautiful Country Residence
PUBLIC SALE.

Thursday, the 18th day OF May next on tho premises
" one and bali miles North east Of Nashvil viii sell
that beautul pl The Louisville bFanch rnpkead
joining the residence Of John Goes The place consists
OF Is acres Of ground, fronting the Buick Church
turnpike. The house contains rooms, kitchen and
wants room, the other Improvements house, POul
ryhOuse, Carriage house STABLE Cow. house. Feneng-s
entirely new and Il the most desirable style.
TERHs-sl5O cash, $1,000 January 1859, the balance
IN two eqal instruments, payable January lst 1866 and
January ls le6 notes secured bank and bearing
est from date, and lien retained.
The Omnibus will be hand usual All persons want
ing neat healthy, and convenient country residence will
be eXp seted 10 tend r.-
apr2U-f A. Y. S. LINDSEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

FREE SoCnErY-FREE Love IN NORTHERN ONO
The Clevelan Herald has an article upon the prog
ress Of Free Love, and Free Love Associations, in
the Northern part of Ohio-Originally settled by the
people from Connecticut, Massachusetts and Yer
mont A Free Love ticket for the town election in
Berlin it seems has been carried by the Free Lovers,
under q disguised name,-snd the respectable in
habtants of the town. who do not believe in the ism
threaten to leave the place. if they cannot be rid Of
the leprOsy Four acres Of the heights of the town
are now devoted to the purposes of the association,
and five houses have been erected within four weeks
Here "persOns Of both sexes can come, and finding
their afinities, pair with each Other!" The assO
ciaton has paper there, which is forced upon the
attention of those who do not subscribe by slipping
IL under their doors at night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

RELIGION A FOUNDATION OF GREATNEss.-Milton
makes religion the foundation of true greatness, In
promising to undertake something that might be Of
use and honor to his country, he says This is not
TO be obtained but by devOut prayer to that Eternal
Spirit that can enrich with all uttersnee and knoWl
edge and sends out His seraphim with the haloWed
fire Of his altar to touch and purify the lips Of whom
He pleases To this must be added industrious and
select reading steady observation, and insight into
all seemly and generous arts and affairs. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23
CnNTRNra

CHAPTER L-GsuaraI Chargsfersiics Of M Bibls a =
Classical Book -InTodus,ory-T The Bible as q lasse-
The Bbeadapei 70 Childh00d-The Bible IN he .cbooI
and COllegs-Ths Bible 10 our FDgiigb Veruon--lbs
b0le IN the lour great Classic Onguss-Tha Bible IS re-
lated 70 tae State aud its Schools-Ths Bible ths Pa-
dun Of American lnstitutions-The she ard the
Church Of Rjms-C0nsludirg Remarks
CHAPTER IL-PostFy and the Baris OF the Bibe-ya.
lure auu USES OF Poetry IN the Bbs-Drer-s between
Peofs| Prose and F9stTy-Sgls Of Hebrew Poetry
Farallehsm-~Spiut OF Hebrew P0siry-Dep.rtusntsc "a
Hebrew POetry-lnd fence Of Hebrew Poetry-Wriis-s
Of Postry in the Bible-The seven Gresier Bards-.
Inc Argument from Poery-COnoluding Rsmarks
CHAPfEk llE-Eloquence and Orat0ry Of the Old Fss-
embellishments and Charaetersncs Of kloquencs-
Illustrations Of Ecqueace -Eaflisst Example Of 70
qusnee in The Old Testamsnt-Judah as 90 Orat1r-
Aaron Is an Orstor-Othsr Examples from the Old Ia
tama1-kinqassce Ct Hushai. thsaarshits - 80
CHAPTER lF.-The Eloquent Oratorsof tie New Tesla,
menL-ExamPles Of Perverted Eloqusnce-Hsr0d and
1ertnHus-Speeeh Of Gamslsl-Ths Eloquent ADollos-
stephens Address 10 the Council-PFsach ~ of JohB
the BaPdst-Pstsr IS Oratof-Speech Of James b.
fore the Synod-Ihs Recorder Town Clerk Of paesv1
Inc Eoquenoe Of Pall-Paul on Mars HiIl-Dzc0ursss
Of oar Lord-Concluiion-
CHAPTER V.-Types Of Female Charastsr in the Bi5Is
Interest OF the Subsb-Gsneral VieH-C Classification
Picture Of ETe-Saraa and Rebskah-Charsursr on D.
boran-Characer OF EsthsrGnd Kuth-JsEsbsl and Ath-
alah-HercdiaS and her Dancing Daughter biy,ii
Hannah, and Martha-Ths MaTys-Coaeludiar 'ss.
CHAPTER YL-R,pnssut.tivs Young Ne, Of III. Ri.i.
Range and Limits Of the Theme-Ths First Of Youpv
hsn-The First Two Broihsrs-Charactsr Of Jassub.
Inc 1outl Of Aoasi--5Esie1 Of David and Jouathan-
Sketch OF Samuel and SsulSaul and Samsl a. Erdsr--
Character Of Abalom-fhs Young MAJ as Sovereign
the Young hen Of the Captivity Dung Msn Of ths
New Testament
CHAPTER YII.-Sciencs and the Sages Of the Bible
Relations and Bearings o. The Subect-fhs moral Sci
enee q The Bibe-fhe Bible "a Physical Scisnce-
First Scientific Charactsusie-Ssoond Jharlotsristis-
Third Charaeisrisric-Additi0nal lastratans-Ths 81.
gesof the Bible.
VllL.-Oriyinal Conceptions or Objects of
sUblmIy and Beauty in the Bibls.-Tbs Divine Exst.
enes-fhs ProTidanes Of God-Tas Personal Cbsraetsr
Of Christ-Ihe Idea Of Special Divine Infuencs-Ths
Chnrch Of God-Tha Common Brotherhood OF Nan
The Day Of Sacred Rsst-Ths Mieunium-Tbe Re-
direction Of ths Dsad-The Last Judgmsnt-Tbs Hsgr-
emily Werld-she scheme Of Rsdsmpuon-RsoaDiIuls-
ton and Conclusion.
FOR SALE BY = HtH HE ...Hrf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

RACE BETWEEN A HORSE AND A LoCoMorIvE.-A
novel race took place at St. Thomas on Tuesday last
between a bloOded race horse and a locomotive.
The horse is decided to be very fast nag and so is
the locomotive, and both were well trained to the
track The arrangements between the betting par
ties Were that the horse should be at his starting
place when the locomotive came up even, and the
word $50" should be given, when away they went
under whip and steam. The judges declared the
horse the winner by one half length. The bet was
$50 aside, and the distance eighty rods. This de-
cides the question that the horse is faster than
decentralization (Cdnaaa) Tines.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

GROoERIEs.-We hear Of no change in prices, and
repeat our former quotations, say Sugar 7@aS3e,
MOlasses 32C985, Coffee I23@l3R
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1888

ME8sR8. z0LLIcoFFER AND BEELLTHE
ENEMY AND. APOLOGIST OF THE EMI-,
GRANT AID SOCIETY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23
AUCTION SALEOF GROCERIES,
MORRIS & STRATTON.

We will offer at Auction for Cash. complete assortment Of
Groceries, consisting in part as follows:
80 hhds choice So gar; 10 cases Matches;
200 bags choice Rio Coffee; 100 d0z Painted Buckets;
100 bBls choice holasses; 50 nests Tubsj
$50 i bills do 50 casks Soda;
80 bbls crushed and pOWd'd Is bxs 4 and 4 lbs;
Sugar; 200 boxes star candles;
I6 bills Loaf Sugar; 100 y aud DO
teToss Fresh Rice; so boxes Claret Wine;
ITO boxes N RAINS 10 casks Porter and Ale:
Is cases Ssrdines;i zoe bbls Pixies Magnolia
60 4" Cove Oysters; Whisky;
80 bags Pepper, 200 bbls Whisky, various BIRDS
20 Spice; 800 boxes Brandy;
10 coils kODe; so barrels Vinegar; e
With many other articles IN the Grocery line.
apr23 NORRIS & STRATTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23
new PUBLICATIONS
New Work by the Rev. DR..
.Haisey, Of louisville. XIV.
THE "
Literary Attractions Of the Bible.
---
I'H r
Oh PLEA FOR THE WORD OF GOD. Coys1npzvD
AS CLASSIC
By LIE ROY J. HALsEK, I'D.

Vol 12mO. 81 Is.
In the following pages is proposed to present an o,
me o. Eaalmy p JAILED the inoidsnta aaeous Of The
Bibe-to set forth is claims, both As a sszqi. - -.
book Of general education, Regarded simply a - -
sarnng Of TASTE and genius Of history and soo1s8ss h
has sxartsdan influence which cannot Be too bigbI 49,.
mated aad oommsnda Itself to every cultivated 1pIsr
saading Il is he book Of our ssniag not less iran
our religion the basiI Of civilization, not less than our
salvation thas moulded into shape it has auioEsud
into life, the whole body Ct secular learning a. s AZ
our theology; it has brelhsd il own vital fprt into an
our science literature, legislation, philosophy ard sos
and political Institutions.
lis these strasHohs which may Be lst and appreciated
even By the iTTelgous and wordly-mindsd, which v,
propose to group ogshsr one distinct and connected
vSS. Our object VIII Be to speak Of the Book Of God a.
production Of inspired genius classic taste to reveal
something Of its immsasurabs wealth. as Geld Of kuow
edge and mIs Of EisdOn model OF scquencs, ma.
sTPsee Of Pooy tsEt book Of instruction; and thus TO
snder II 80 far asEs shall be able attractive to all
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23
SaITY10n.

Just received few kltl Of sthat samen Picked
81 Salmon. VESSEL d THOMP son
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

PErTICoAT SwINDLE.-At Battle Creek, New York,
the other evening, two gentlemen and lsdy-One
of the real skirt expanders-gOt aboard the cars
for Chicago. One gentleman and his wife had
through tickets while the other paid his fare only
TO the first station. From certain manifestations,
George Wandles, the conductor, who is keen on
scent concluded it was the intention of the trio to
dead head of the party through On arriving at
Augusta, the gentlemen did not get out, and on
search being made he was found secreted in the
ladies saloon. He was brought forth, and directed
to leave the train at the next station but arriv
ing there he was not to be found. After long and
diligent search, in which everybody had become in
eresed it was concluded he had leaped off the train
while in motion Speculation was then rife as to his
fate when gentleman sitting near the lady Of big
dimensions, limited that those hoops might there "
tale unfold" On producing light, four feet were
seen protruding from her petticoats, which was
reasonable to suppose belonged to one person, and
the lady was requested to rise, which she did after
some hesitation, revealing the lost passenger.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23

IRISH EsuGRATIoN.-Aecording to the Banner of
Ulster Irish paper) the prospects of emigration
from the port Of Belfast are not improving as the
season advances 'No vessel has as yet sailed, and
the only on berth is still far from full The tide
of cross Atlantic travelling is still setting strongly
eastward, almost as many returning Irish fortune
seekers arriving at quays Uia Liverpool IS are
leaving for the States by the route, and these
not confined TO workingmen and their families, but
including not a few farmers Should there occur
any increased eux Of emigrants TO- the westward of
Belfast this year, Canadais likely to be the favOre
mint of their destination. "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23
GOOD Things
FOB
Z he Dear People.

VTB have received direct from the manufacture ot Of
w SWeetser's finest MacsEboy, and Gar Tstrs Scotch
Shud Also, AndeFsOns S0aCe and Amulet On cut EneW
ing Tobacco, and continue keep the Finest Virginia
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, and the best Havana Ct
gaFs In he market.
- J. W LANGLEY & CO.
maF2l a Union street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-23
Boiler for Sale.
A Good I9-HOPse Power Boiler
Notice ExtraOrdinarv.

DAN be had on easy terms by applying ct .Hm Boiler
- Works y 10 A. PEARSALL.