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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-10
PpLEToN.s DIcTIoNARY on

l MACHINES. Mechanics ongine.woIk and sn-
ginceung. iliustrstrated " .th four thousand
euxrsvings on wood. To be published In 40
semi Jnthiy parts az p ceats each.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-10

The New YORK Weeks GOLDEN PRIZE e one O {
the tareest sod bret weekly papers Of the day. At
lmpeiial suafto coptsininE s.onr Psers. % roSrr
cotusss. Of entertaining original matter. and sLs.
CAVITY iLLtrTssTED every week.
a Cur WsvfA frem - 10 $50. 90 - gffd. rsE
10 prss<nfed 20 eecA sabse-ster efssfsg rerr
Fl tAs ssbserisneH usHey.
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vP A Circular showing the plan of The lotter
will De sent 10 any one DESTROYS Of receiving IL.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-11-10
| MEXICAN ELOOUENCE: A Col.

u lection ofspeeches aud addresses by the most
eminent orators OF America. with Biograptic G
al sketches aud Illustrative notes, by Frank
Moore.
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THFSE MACHINES are PROFESSIONALLY The nrsr in
the market. No weli-regnlaied family can afford To
do withOst GROVER A. BAN SR SEWING Ma
CHINE. made expressly fOrrANfLl sEwINo.
They make new and superior stitch. In which the
threads are 20 fastened IS @ render Is rp
even IL every third stitch be cut. u mai ner.
beautiful aud durable Than Dee dono by hand.
While Is scws sk o. cotton from orr nary pools with
equal facility. es mere elcIngcof spool.
GROVER BAKE SEWING MACHINE CO,
f95 Roadway. View YORK: "a Summer e., Boston
aad 30 Chestnut ,tr-et- Phi adelt hia.
10 respectable and responsible goat vsnie~ 90
every county in the United States.
February a.
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Apparatus and Lectures

PTr-t y ooD And frof Bosvo era Will deb.
cr fall courses 81 Lectares With The ald Of N.
Telescope aud other apparatus. >usioi.n. Il
illustrate sxperimsn;ally Tho principles II al.
sciences pursued. HOOKS. aud a. elher rsqas
sites Tor entering tse College. tnsy Oe had a
The Colieg~. or "a The city.
All lettsss Il luqairy or on busise>s. shosla
o. addressed 70 Rev. JoHS CovAar or u. :
Covssr. Terrs Haute. IadlAna
The undersigned citizens II Terrc Haut.
have accepted The Office Of Trssfer II ,h- Ter
r.. Hante Female College. and may ~ ref.r
red "a Al any time by such a. slrssF. farther m
formation concerlin. ths Engagements o. aa
vaniages Of the College.
Rev l. G. Taylor, Curt. G.lbest.
rev. + Cnf1on, X 81 ThompSon-
: II. Potter, Rev. : q. Nilsson.
Rev. Vi. g Speaesr, Rev. " Modesto.
Rev. ' Wiley. X l. Thosn f,>on.
A G. fct~tu, Rev ". A. Jesett,
Luclas X =. ". ID Grissold
lhss. pevlssg. ~ Bal
Bel Ncheen, Jss. harrington,
l. q Warren, DAVID Hsrt~.rk
A Met5fegars Z. 4. fsttersoa,
Paddock. j - watson.
@abtf hedden, Add Wilsins,
James HE. II. u. Scott
james Barnes. 4. L. Bastaa
July 5. ls5s-dwu
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CEKTuIckTEs OF PAcKscrs will be sold al thetOioN-
Be rates. which Is the mex:
Certificate os Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $40
10 Half. 30
10 Quarter - ~
10 Eighth :" ~
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SIN LIE NJ vi B II Il -.
5000 Tickets.
EE ASS ZES! ar
NEARLY | PRIZE TO FvlRY TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
Whole Tickets sio-Halves 5-ouarters 2.

s.ass PrI1e. amounting .0................sss $500
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IN ACHES of ground one snd haif nslie- ..susA
III 81 The ely. Terms cav. fof sale BY
HICkcox 4 sCorr.
o. FEkE ireas on ara street. psrt GA Brtf.
~ Ton 0arien." YER desirable lot for resl-
denee. sor sale ~ HkS
TINE nsrth han % fnlos No - On wsrkcs Street
II 81 feet front-lots, vith rccd hoasc. wsii "a.
tcrs, &c-s very cheap. 90 ssiesy H.ks
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r. URE'S DICTIONARY Of ARTS
OLIVER B12TLETT.

Manufactures and Mines; to DE published IN
3'k semi-monthiy parts, a - cents each.
4 PPLET - 4 - Pdh'rs. 34S = pa sroaG. way
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

zzerortant movsznens IN the Catholic
Church-Protost OF she Priests against
OeHbacy.
An extraordinary memorial has been sddressedby
507 Austrian priests to the author Of the Concorda
the Cardinal Prince Archbishop Of Vienna In this
document the lower Catholic clergy put forth their
grievances in language The like Of which has not
been heard since the days Of the Reformation. The
memorial begins with rough onslaught on the alb
solutistic prerogstives- Of the episcopaey. "fhis
Coneordst nit says, 'hss conferred upon she bishop
many new privileges aud large increase Of power;
but the priest has to bear the whole odium Of the
Indignation and 81 the moral resistaneR which The
hated Convention has created among the people"
esTheFe is no doubt" the document continues in
subsequent paragraph ''but that our religion has
become the obiso! Of universal derison. The Con-
cordat has aroused the wrath of the most moderate
men with respect to the antiquated, medieval ordi
nances Of the church; and the indignation against
the executors Of those ordinances become Ouder and
more universal from day TO day. This sentiment is
the more dangerous it spreads among the main
body of the people," The memorial complains Of
the wretched pay, (sometimes less than that Of
cab-driver of the lower clergy, in consequence of
which they driven to the collection Of fees and
taxes which the source Of the most disgraceful
and disgusting conflicts with the people Religion
is thus made appear in the light of an insnierabe
burden and agitators increase The III feeling by dl
recting attention, not to the penury OF the lower
the bishops are revealing. In the next place the
petitioners lay bare the laziness Of manhood, and
demand the abolition of these begging orders and
the appropriation Of their revenues TO the mains
tenauce Of the really working priests.
more important demand follows It is for the
abolition Of celibacy, the ground that the impos
sbiliy Of entering into the marriage state renders
The priest the victim Of suspicious of sneering and
contempt and produces laxity amongst The clergy,
thus rendering them contributors to The moral dis
solution which is invading the popular classes
Ia conclusion, the petitioners demand that 'such
reforms should be introduced as to make the lower
clergy no longer appear in the odious light of op-
prsors of the poorer classes; and that the priests
by the abolition Of the law Of eelibacy, should be
restored to the common ties of family and humanity
II this is not done" they assert sail our influence
will entirely disappear; the Catholic religion will be
despised, hierarchy be totally overthrow, and the
Stale become the foot ball Of ceaseless attacks and
complications" They express too, the significant
hope that they may be driven 10 expect their safety
| from the revolutionary party.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

fE ~ Dr. King, formerly Of New York, for the last fsu7
EsB9S years Of Louisville Keutuck, and Who has o.
voted his attention the treatment Of private diseases
thirty years, has HIMSELF having attended prac zee
years. and cured many Thousands he Is enabled
all diseases Of private nature, matter how bad y may
from idiuieous mgiica from negidct Of tsi
DR.. Kings Dispensa Is No . Dsadeck street. hctFsa
Cherry and the Square, where he al diseases pysts
nature.
GOSoRHA cured without nausous medsns iutsrsrg1o
from business.
SrRcRuREs Of old OF recent date, eHctuay cured in f
days. By operation which pain fhere Structure
exists, health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines The constitution much
SYPHILIS with all Of skim Erou Gus Of us-
lec or bad treatment be seCtualy days
SEMINAL WEAKN, particular attention haTns given
this disease and all the c0nseq growing bouz
In many by the destructive habits o. fnconside
Youths and excessive indulgence q the passions, neglect o.
which will undermine the constitution, rendering ubsct
for business society, and causing premature Old age
Females who be lab0rng with any dculy Of The Wonb
may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating their VIA
fee enclosed, directed 70 Or. A King No . Deadck street
Nashville, Tennessee will have the Necessary medicine
their address, with Necessary directions. Strict secrecy Observed
Office hours from o'clock in the morning until Din tie evening.
may 23-d&Wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
Fhe Rurning Steamer.

NEw York, Sept 24.-It has been aseeriained
that the steamship Alps Query Arial) which sailed
hence the 9th inst, for Southampton, had cross
deck Walking beam on the second deck. As the up
per deck had probably burned off when seen by the
captain Of the Rosenreath the wreck would present
the appearance of an engine working through the
upper deck. 1t is, therefore, feared that the steam
er seen on FIRE may prove TO be the AFisl. She had
on board $50 passengers aud $751; 600 in spe-
Gle. It is feared, however, that it may have been
the Austria, from Bremen and Southampton, which
sailed on the 4th and is now several days overdue.
She had, it is supposed, over 500 passengers on
hoard There is probability in favor of the safe
ty of the crew, which is a strong one. The burning
steamer had no person on board when seen by the
vessels, and she was the track Of the numerous
lines running between this and Europe, the reason
able supposition is that they are all taken off by
some eastern bound ship.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

New YORK, Sept. 24.-The steamer Vigo, to sail to
morrow for Liverpool, will take $780, 900 in specie
The four mile heat race, over the Fashion Course,
between Nicholas LIST, Sue Washington, and Tar
River, fixed for this afternoon, has been postponed
until Monday, account CT the rain.
Advices from Turks Island state that Ex-Presi
dent Valvorde, whose flight from st. Domingo is
already known, arrived with his suite the Sd Of
September at Turks Island.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
See First and Fourth Pages.


The KnOw-NOthing press of this city are not
satisfied with the position taken by recent Demo-
cratic meeting, held in this city, on the currency
question. That is strange. Everybody will be sur
prised that the opposition are not pleased inasmuoh
it is the first time they we're ever known to be
displeased. Their displeasure might be less if the
propositions adopted by the meeting we're more ex>
pcit and easier understood This is the first time
q KnOW-Nothing paper ever made such complaint.
Their amiability is so uniform that, rather than
csv they will sometimes profess to understand their
opponents even when they do not 1t is to be re-
GREETED that Democrats not more explicit on the
currency question, since Know. Nothing papers are
so liberal in defining their own position-tbat is
hostility to their opponents
We have one consolation left us-the displessure
of the KnOW-nothings is q certain indication that
we have pleased ourselves. Our party has been SO
long accustomed to the reprOOfs of the Banner and
Patriot that if in any thing It should meet with their
appreciation, we should Immediately begin to oues>
ton ourselves whether we we're right or not. If
these papers want to disorganize our partv. their
most efectusl way would be to Join us. That would
ain any party. If there is any one in orr ranks
they have special spite at they have only to praise
him. Kind words and sympathy from the Banner
and Patriot would be fatal to the sspirations q,
Democratic politician frost is to potatoe vine
for the reason that it is contrary to the laws If
ture for Opposites to agree. We have heard of De.
mOcrats who we're strong with the opposition lint
it always turned out that they very weak with
their own party. There we're noted instances of
this in the early rise Of Know-Nothingism. Some
Democrats grew popular with that order that they
sunk beyond all resurrection in their own party We
think that the history Of those times may prove a
warning for the future.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
GREAT ATTRACTION--THE BOYD Pro
PERTV IN MARKET

HTE viii sell to the highest bidder On Tuesday, the
w 5th day Of October 1855, so lots d that
most desirable property belonging % the Boyd Estate, me
atey beyond the depot, extending from Surnz
street the Charlotte PIKE These lots beautifully lot
from 10 300 feet deep, finely uae suburban
dences for gentlemen doing business in the city exemps
corporation taxes and present % the enterFrsng 1 for
speculation. The rapid growth Of Nashville the
Improvements that now being made notwithstanding the
IRENE pressure d the times, well for the future growth
Nashville and Is conclusive proof that when all Railroads
completed the widest dreamer scarcely Wha Na-
vile will BE- II the Chattanooga Railroad Increased
iness Of Nashville 80 per cents viii be the q l5
completion Of the Tennesee and Alabama Road, Of the Louisville
and Henderson. aud Of the Northwestern Road.
Perhaps city in the Union, Of its population presents
attraction It's central position, the character and utsssnes
OF the population, the beauty prOuctTen and healhfune
Of the country, its being the capital Of tie Volunteer State ne
educational facilities, &c, make Nashville particularly attractive
We have Of the h0ushing Medical Colleges
Union, and another being established. Our Female Academy and
Female Schools unsurpassed Our high school dEed
and is doing much good for Nasveas any thing among
the good things have here Our society compare
with that Of any city in the Unon. We confident property
offering will greatly enhance in value and therefore most
earnestly invite all persons DESTROYS lettering heir coalition
70 attend our sale and buy freely.
Bills out in a few days.
aug2 J.L.& r. W. BROWN,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
Pikc,s Pcak cold mines.

ST. Louis, Sept 24.-The Wyandotte (Kansas)
Gazette of the 18Th says: Yesterday $4,000 Of gold
brought six thousand-the result OF few weeks
work
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
ExecutLon ID CIarl.e, the vic murderer.

DANvILLE, Pa Sept 24-M G. Clarke convicted
of the murder of his wife by poison, was executed
to-day, noon. Since his conviction, the prisoner
had manifested the most surprising indifference to
his fate. Last night he slept about three hours.
He in the habit Of talking freely, with an at
tempt, twice, at levity. The pastors of the
different Protestant churches were with him all the
morning in his CELL endeavoring to prepare his mind
for his future fate. They also attended him to the
scsfold On the scaffold, Clarke occupied 45 min
utes in reading his speech, in which he, firmly as
serted his innocence. He endeavored to implicate
other parties, and declared that he was entirely
ready aud willing to die. he displayed the utmost
GOODNESS throughout, except during the prayer on
the scaod, when be knelt and Joined in its ricital
exhibiting considerable emotion. He died without q
struggle.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

OCTOBER Decentralization will be held il
October next IN the States of Florida, Indiana, Iowa
Minnesota Ohio and Pennsylvania, for members Of
congress, ana IN some them also for members Of
the Legislature and State officers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

DR. Roe, of England, who it is said, was engaged
in one of the expeditions to the Arctic regions, in
search of Sir JoHH FRAKKL1E, and Hon. EDWARD
ELLIS, member Of the British Parliament were IN
Washington on the oath inst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
CRISP'S GATETY.

Twelfth and last night but three Of John Drew. TUES
DAY EVENING SEPT 2 1853 will be presented by request
Black Eyed Susan. Wilism-JOHN DREW. Dance
Miss WILLIAMS Decentralization The performance will con-
cIude with The Irish Attorney. Pierce O'Hsra-JoHy
DREW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
KiIIed i'm a Prize Fight.

New HAVEN, Sept. "a George Mercer, an Eng
lishman, killed last night in an amateur prize
fight with VIM. Houston, also an Englishman. They
fought only five rounds A single witness WAS pres
ent. Houston has been arrested
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

Lieut. John Mafft, commander Of the United
States brig Dolphin, the vessel which captured me
slaver is the sonof the noted Methodist preacher Of
the same name. er th
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

JAMES ADGER, o venerable and highly respected
merchant Of Charleston, s. c., died in New York on
the oath inst, Of pneumonia, in the sd year Of his
age. He commenced business in Charleston IN
1901
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS q co.

ON MONDAY, OCT. 4h, 1885, we will sell for Cash in
front Of Warehouse, complete Of Groceries
consisting in part as follows, viz:
40 hlds Sugar; 100 boxes Star candles;
900 bags Coffee; 100 = and = do
IS bbls Nolasses; IS bXs selected ". L. Cheese:
40 bhls crusd poWd Sugar; 100 barrels White Whisky;
IS kits Mackerel; Is do n. Y. Brandy;
sacks Almonds; 10 do Holland Gin;
y cases Sardines; 800 kegs Nails;
20 boxes Cove Oysters; IS dozen Painted Buckets;
10 bags Pepper; 30 nests Tubs;
. chests Tea; As boxes Starch;
~ bales Cotton Irvine; $50 do Soap;
- coils Rope; IS do DOyles Candles;
10 cases Matches; 100 dozen Mason's Backing;
100 boxes Flasks
together with other articles to make up complete
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
sepSo-da No. 80, Market street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

SAVANNAH, Sept. 24.-The total number Of fever
cases from the 10Th to the 21st of September both
inclusive has been %. Since Tuesday the alarm
has subsidized
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
LOST.

1.-TWO Of hand, dated the 1857 for
- O01 each. drawn by d. II. White c. Newell,
Wayery Tennessee One Of which falls due the 1st March,
1852 the other the lst of March, 1861 hereby all persons
from trading for the same, the will be void any
hands than my n. W. CARTER,
sep22-dlw Iaverpne. Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

TENHE undersigned still eight hundred acres -
OF Land, about half mile from the Man. ssqea
chester, the county seat Of Coffee county, Tenn. udng
the stone fort and the two principal falls the main
Of Duck river averaging from . 81 feet each situated
about 800 yards apart The volume these falls at
the dyes Of the year is sufficient almost any
Of machinery and Of and may improved
alta reasonable outlay Upon the whole tract there
81 cleared the balance fine timber considerable portion
first rate bottom land, and the remainder good
The falls situated about mile from the railroad depot at
Manchester and within hours Of Nashville. The tract
with both falls offered for sale they would be sold separately
to suit purchasers. For manufacturing purposes this site
surpassed by in Tennessee, and be purchased
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
TImBERED LAND.

WE have yet COCO ridge land
finely tmbe lying between twelve and eighteen
Nashville, both sides ST the turnpike road ang from Nash
VILE The high and healthy situation Of these lands, the
Gus excellent free stone springs by which they Watered their
nernes TO the city Of Nashville and the very low which
they be bought offer inducements companies
DESTROYS in the lumber business and industrious
tiers with small to acquire good homes These lands lie
Ne large portions Of them nearly level gently rolling leav
ing very small portions but what be cultivated advantage
ana Tor nursery and fruit trees, the production Of wheat
obao and most kind vegetables they excel the richer
lands Of the Cumberland river. Persons wishing purchase
/ do well to cal soon on W. T. GARRETT 4 BRO,
/ sept2SdtwSW-u Nashville. Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
ALEX WILLIAMSON ARCHER cHEATHAN
WILLIAMSON d CHEATHAm,
IMPORTERS OF
BFandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C., &C.,
NO. COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TENE undersigned have the following pure Liquors,
Wines, &C. which they offer to the trade low prices
to examine their stock before buying.
Our Liquors and Wines purchased through the Gus
sell at low hgurespOssessng the facilities do ater
ourselves that We can Offer such inducements to Cash and
Prompt dealers, as will meet their views.
Brandies, Gin, Rum and Whiskies,
90 = and I pipes Fine Coguac 10 Bbs superior Rye Whisky
Brandies, choicest brands; very old;
% B0 o6siHS do do % SSs 9 EyS ouD
puncheons pure W. l. Rum puncheons Irish Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
Wines.
100 baskets and bNS Champagne, 90 do sautsrnas;
90 boxes Hook and MOsellei 10 do do old and dne
20 do Hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira;
e5 boxes Fine Clarets; 10 5o Port; Ou'
100 do Table do 5 do do very superior
Porter, Ale, &c.
90 casks LondoC orter, best brands;
30 do English and Scotch Ale, best brands;
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Biters;
90 do Brandy Cherries
10 do Curacao, Msreschino and Absynthc.
Cigars.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars, 10000 German Cigars
choicest brands; 5000 Baltimore Regallas do
Tobacco.
90 bxs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. W AndersOn
i Dc 58 d Do 5S & ssSsrsa S:'i Fl:
10 boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco, suterands sine qua
30 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco CHAMBER FDpeu
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco "Langhon Arsad
10 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, 'AIIen'si"
so boxes best Tennessee do do
Also:
! 'Kean smith's celebrated 'Twt and Panclke
Danve Tobacco, equal, net superior, to ever ofer
WIN may WILLT4MsoN 4 CHEITHIM,
ssp9 No. 9, College street, Nashville, Tenn. '
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

Henry W. Bower, who hiss been on trial at Fins
castle, Va, for shooting James Mcdowell the So
Queer Of bis daughter. has been acquitted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

Of yellow fever
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

The Columbus Miss Dsmoeras announces the
death On the 18th inst, Of JoszPH B. ooBs, Poru-
lar writer for nsgszins and newspapers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28

The Providence Journal reports that the steam COZ
ton mill in that city sold by auction on the lh
inst, for $50 0OO and thstazes assessed upon At the
present year, amounting to about $1,000 more
Messrs A. D. 6 J. Y Smith we're The purchasers.
There are 10000 spindles and 86S LOOMS with all
the usual preparation The assessed value Of 1t by
The city last wear was Sl6O, 600
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
Just Received.
IMMENSE VyATER-POWER AND CHOICE
LANDS FOR SALE.

a TIERCES fresh South Carolina 20 bbls crushed
HI and powdered Sugar, and for sale by
sepss HUGH MCCKEA & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-28
Committed

TFN0 the Jail Of Humphreys county, at Wayey Tennessee
the 22d Of Sept. 1855, Runaway, negro now
says his proper name Jes though committed under the
Of Henry Says ne is owned jointly by Mrs. Eliza Johnson
Springfield Robertson county, Tennessee Penny New
Of Franklin county, Alabama Said slave fifty years
old five feet nine inches high has lost Of his teeth
The is requested to prove property pay charges and
take him away, he will be further dealt with the directs
sep25-W3t JAMES MCGEE. Tailor.