davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

for the transaction Of Wholesale Liquor and Wine he.
vana Cigars and Tobacco business, Having determined
keep nothing in their line except articles Of the PGresl
and Best Quality aud BY giving proper attention to bust
ness they respectfully solicit portion Of public patronage
ELK. WILLIAMSON
ARCHER CHEAMAAM.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

A Valuable Business Lot For Sale,
AMpow Offering for sale that valubs Lot on Market
street adjoining toe store Of Morris Mathews The Lot
fronts 50 feet Market and back lO7 feet towards
Front street.
Il would make Ofhe best stands for wholesale Gro
Gerry Store in the City. For terms aPply 70 -
septy BeP A. v 3 lNLoLhH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25
NASHVILLE
MARBLE WORK

IHB undersigned hereby respectfully
hs late partner TO the public and hopes be will
heralshare Of patronage.
mayS-d9 A. MITCHELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25

Bank al Nashville,

1.-TWO handsome Lots IN Bdgeaed, on Woodland Stree
The Lots front 81 feet each, and are lT0 leot deep
Apply 70 A. V. S. LINDSLEY.
sent is BPa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25
WILLIAMSON 8 CHEATHAM.

THE undersigned would inform fhair friends and the
public generally that they have associated themselves
under fha firm and gtVle Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-25
& FrizzeI IL.

- IA II u Y ~ II II - "A ~ 29
no. 21, PUBLIC SQUARE,
Are now in receipt Of their Fall and Winter Stock Of
Boots and shoes,
Which have been made up expressly for the retail
trade For Ladies they have in part
Fine ButtOued heel Caters, Black and BrOnEs
DO Con COns Ts.. 90 90 90 90 90 DO DC
do Congress, side lace Caters without heels;
DO White Kid aud satin slippers
DO do do do Caters;
20 'O'''' FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin solss;
Lasting Gsiisrs with or without heels;
CSif and Goat Boots Tor school shoes;
Boys and Children.
BOyp calf and Congress shoes;
B Boys5 and Y &% Thick FIJI boots.
Brogans and Thick Boots.
fine stock OF Bfogans for Plantation use Also good
oT - and are certainly superior article. Also Mems
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
in our line will their interest TO call a. We are oe
tarminsd to give them the worth Of their money.
o.,O SNYDER q PRIzzELL
CENTS WEAR.
GENTS hDe Calf Boots, pump sole
" 90 % DO vs 1S.tTSeSi
DO DO Congress CATERS, Az soB0ls ,ols.
do DO Oxordties;
ALSO:
good stock of Pegsd Boots and GSR shSe
Oct9 9NLDnn = -------
TRUNKS,
yALIsEs AND CARPET BAGS.
z ADIBs, hne Travelling Trunks; extra sEei
/ 40 sole leather Trunks, all Sizes
Pine sole leather Valisesi
do do do Ashland do
do Russell ValiseE
A large stock Of
Garnet Bags Satches, and Black Bags OF all sAes ana
STYLES: all cheap for cash.
Cali at No. q Public Square.
o.,o SNYDER & PRIZZRLL.
LADIES WEAR.
7 ASTING Caters, with and without heels,
/ Congress Caters, with and without heels
Lasting Front Lace Caters
Glove Kid Caters, Congress and Side Lace
with heels,
Boots, with OF With0 ut heels,
French Slippers and BuSkins,
Kid Slippers sne Buskins,
French Kid Slippers, with heels. a., =, ,,,,.zu,1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21
CAUTTON no THE PUBLIC,


After several years experiment in the Manufacture OF tin
fortunately succeeded. in the l in making discovery in
its manufacture by which it deprived Of its acrid and inam
1slory properties, and rendered perfectly pure
Ny mandatory Is schsa, Holland. After al months
rejection what title give it, introduced to the American
Dpbiie under the title OF ssVFOifess Schiedam ArO-
matte SchnapPs.s' Schiedan is the Of the place
In Holland where manufactured ''lrona derive its
name from the Italian Juniper berry with which 1tyorei;
and the word schnarps is he German Tor drnk-cogue, dram
-WoIs schdam aromatic drink. No had ny Sehnapps
been Introduced TO the American Pube and received with appro
baton than the liquor Of View YORK, Boston and Pha
depha started pursuit with their mix and poisonous st
under various names ny labels have been
so perfectly initiated, with only The addition Of few letters 10
plead technical avoidance Of the law and carefully prepared
as to impose on careless purchasers. understand large guam
ty purchased b. the merchants Of New Orleans
Of the eheapness Of the Two Dollars per dozen for
Quarts and One Dollar and ten cents dozen for the Pnt,
being the wholesale price in New York It nothing bat Aer
Whisky favored with he Oh Of Juniper and REDUCED thirty
per cent below proof merchant who participates indirectly in
the fraud, by selling the spurious article, much an offender as
the principal, who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen who values the health Of the
community which be vs will aid in reng out andex
posing inscriptions merchant Who the sakeof few cents
put jeopardy the community in which he lives
should be naei the piloy Of public eeraon
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer, Nos, IS, 20 and 22 Beaver ST,
NEW YORK.
The following respectable Firms in New Orleans sell the Cen
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21
Great ExpIoit of Mr.. Morphy at Paris.

Great Exploit of Mr.. MorPhy ut Paris.
Translated Bulletin from the Paris Presse of Sept
There was on Monday last, great meeting oil
chess amateurs at the cafe de "a RegeHes As We
have announced, the young American, Mr. MOrphy,
| 10 part in an almost incredible strife
! Seated on fautsuH, turned towards the wall
Mcrpby contended simultaneously with eight ad-
versaries each placed before his chess board in the
following order:
| L Mr. Baucber; 2 Mr.. Burrwitb; 8 Mr. Bonnie
man; 4. MIR Guibert; Mr. Lequesne; g. Mr..
Poster; Z Mr.. Preti; g. Mr.. Seguin.
The game began at l o'clock, each of Morphy's
sGversaries play ing in turn. when be played, be,
after instanfs rehecti H. and very often without
it, mentioned the piece the pawn to be moved,
and where il should be placed
Notwithstanding the talent Of bis sdversaries,
who had abundant time to calculate, having in this
respect eight chances TO his one and no withstsBd-
ing he immense advantage of seeing their boards
MoTphy did not manifest the least embarras sment
smorg The most complicated phazes of the whole
eight games. The answer came forth every time
fair and square.
At seven o'clock, one Of the adversaries of Nor
ply was unable to play longer, being stopped by an
unexpected checkSmate Half hour later two
more gave il up in despair At nine o'clock Mr.
Leque sne Obtained drawn game. Finally, at ten
o'clock, Morphy, Who during the whole nine hours
Of the sitting, had risen taken the least re-
feshment, accepted the postpoDeueut Of Guibert's
game, aud conquered his last adversary, NJ Seguin,
who fought to his last pawn.
Of The eight games MOrphey fairly won six and
lOs' none.
The result was received with Wild shouts of sp-
plause.
TIE real marvel of the game was not he certainty
and Prompness Of every play Of the young Ameri-
can. or the singular GOODNESS with which he met his
sdversaries; it was the incredible effort of mem
DRY.
It would be difficult for the most skiful player 10
conduct single game without a board before his
eyes; since 1t is necessary to keep before the eyes
the exact position Of all The pieces. Did not Nor
ply accomplish the impossible in thus keeping be-
fore his eyes the continual changing condition Of
eight games?
The popularity Of Mr.. Morphy's tactics is that
in his early moves, he makes it impossible for his
adversary to castle. It will readily be understood
that this msd@uvre must have serious effect on
the play Of his adversary
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21
Balloon Race,

CINCINNATI, Oct. Is, P. M.-The balloon race be-
tween GODDARD and Steiner, came off at o'clock this
afternoon. They intend remaining up three days
Bellman, of the Gazette, preceded them in small
balloon. The balloons passed four miles west Of
Lebanon, at sunset, Steiner about two miles ahead,
going in a northerly direction. Passed Middleton
az o'clock, going directly north. Only one bal
loon was seen at Dayton which passed about ten
miles southwest Of the city, now quite low in the
horizon Passed Chillieothe at P NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21
From the London illustrated News, Of Oct 2
The Match between Messrs. MOrphy an
HnrrNHiIE-

This conflict bavlns nov entered what may be
called the ''sick phase" indispensable condition
apparently, in all modern chess matches whenever
one Of the clmbstaDts gets two or three games
ahead, how long the pub ie will have wait before
hostihties reeommence it is hard to say. Mr.. Harr
Sitz the indisl osed who, it is cOnsolstnry to know
IL not PROSTATE but that he is enabled to enjoy
his daily chess in the Cafe de Ia RePeOce, with OPP
ponen's less troublesome than Mr. MOrphy, has de-
manded truce Of eight or ten days This his
antagonist has at agreed TO- oondtionaly that,
at the expiration Of thai time, game shall be
played daily until the victory is determined. The
Americans stipulation is so reasonable, considering
he is only sojourner in Paris. and he has shown
such readiness in al cases to conform TO the wishes
of his adversary, that it is incumbent upon the
members of the French Chess Circle not to allow Of
any further delay.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21
united States Circuit court.

CINOIEEATI, Oct l8.-Ths United States Circuit
Court Judge Mclean presiding An application was
filed by Henry SIanberry and Mclean, attor-
neys Of Bell Grant, London, and by Thompson &
Nesmih, for other creditors Of the Ohio Life and
Tru.t Company, Uhe claimants representing $500,
OO0,) for injunction, which was granted against
the sssgnees, restraining them from dsposfAg of
properly under their control An application for a
Receiver before the Supreme Court was granted
and the Sheriff of Hamilton county was appointed
Receiver.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
". 4. BER IA 4 CO


W. T. BER Ri & Co.,
History Of CiviIizatsoa in England.
By Henry Thomas Buckle, vol J. 5T0- cloth
Household Roox q Poetry
collassd and Esd by Charles A. Dana- vol s7o. baif
moroeso
The Laws OF Business fer Business p en-,
In all the states Of tie Union. VIA forms ioE Mereaas In
stfuHenta, De Leases, Wls &C. b. usophius Parloas
LIZ D. Professor q Law in the University % Cambridge
Hail HaErs Win ths Hest Authors,
win bl'ssaPa- Critical Eotcss. By oharles knight,
Illustrated win sagll, 3. 4yoIs.
The sagraph Bible,
In separate Books Q We il vols Large Pint and
Many Thoa . On Many Things.
Beings Treasury Of Aeence consisting % selections from the
Great and the Great Unknown compiled and alphbe
eally arranged b. Henry southgale. 1vol- Ito.
AText Book Of Vegetable and Animal pay.
siOlOgy;
Designed for schools, Colleges and ssnnaTiss in the Uad
States By Henry COadby, ~ D. Embehsd Win so ulus
trati0ns.
Legends and Lyrics;
b. Anne Adelaide Proctor Daughter Of Barry COrnEaD
vol. I2no.
The COOPers;
Or, Getting Under Way By Alice B. Haven. vol l2o,
S5G pages.
The Handy-FioOk on Property Law;
In series Of Letters By Lord St. Lsonard (slr Edsurl
sugdenl vol. Emo, -ioh.
Ursula; A Tale Of Country Life.
b. Mss ssEelI, author Of "Amy Herbert" vOls. lsns.
cloth.
Adele,
tale by Julia Kayanagh. vol. l2no. cloth
VgheyvsII's History Of the Induotive
Sciences.
First American from the Third London Edition. vols. svo
cloth.
new YORK. 20 Delhi,
By the way Of BIO de Jaueo, Australia China. BY Eobt
B. BInturn, Jr. vol. Emo. Illustrated with "a Sap.
The Laying Of the Telegraph Gable,
WitaIl its Incidents and Anecdotes Impressive Dvering
well fresh and reliable Biographical Sketches Of Mess
Field and Everett Capt. Hudson. With 1Ilusratio1s
EIectron;
Or the Franks Of the Modern Puck. TeIe-raphic Ep he
Times. By ". c. Richards. vol Emo, hney boards.
Vestigos of the spirit History Of Wan.
By 5. ?. Dunlap. vol svo.
Two Millions
By William Allen Butler, author Of othng Wsar Fa1-
cy boards. CFifteenth thousand.
APPIetOn's New American CycIOPndia;
ApOpular Dictionary u General Knowsdgs. Vol III Just
published
BentOn's AbFidgement OF the ConEressfon-
al Debates.
Vol. VIII. Just published. Sold By subscription Cloth
So Law sheep, $3.50.
BurtOn's ClycIOPRdia of Wit and Humsr.
Two Large Volumes svO., pr0fassy illustrated win Wood
Engravings and "a PoFtraits Steel.
Rational Cosmology;
Or Eternal Principles and the Nsoss Laws Of the Uni
verse. By Laurens P. Hiokok D. D. vol. svo.
FrmiIiar Quotations.
collection Of Familiar Quotations, with somPlsts indies Of
Authors and Subjects vol. 12vo-
Trench on Bible Revision.
On the authorized Version Of The New Testament eouuecton
with some recent proposals its Revision By Richard Cns-
vix Trench, Demog Westminster. vol
Library Edition OF Charles Dickens " orlEs,
Complete. p volumes, finely illustrated.
For sale By W. t. BERRY & Co.
octl9 PUBLIC SQUARE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21
The ATLANTIC TeIerrnnh.

TRINITY BAY, Oct. 18--TO Peter Cooper, ESQ.,,
for The Directors of the Atlantic TelC graph Com
pany:
Irsgret to say that the precOnoerted signals, ar
ranged by Mr. Thompson, have failed to elicit sny
improvement in the reception of signals here do
not know if any improvement has taken place at
Valentis 1 commence repeating the same signals
on Wednesday next.
(Sigued) G. V. De SAUTY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21

THR CoNTRAsT.-Reiering to the fact that Just
one year ago the Banks of New York city suspend
ed specie payment with less than six millions of spe
ole in their vaults and that property of every de-
scriptiOu was deprecated to the standard of pre-
viOus generation, the Evening Post presents pleas
ing contrast in The present condition of things 1t
says:
" doubtless many are yet suffering from the pinch
Of last year; but putting their losses st the highest
the country has gained than it lost By the
vulsion. 1t has taught merchants lesson about
specializing in railroads and wild lands with their
business capital; it has opened the eyes of multi
tudes to the folly as well sin Of stock gambling
it has created healthy suspicion Of all corr oraepro
perry not managed by Of probity aud oharaoIer;t
has relieved the country Of mountain Of debt
which was rising higher and higher, and which was
rapidly destroying legitimate business, BY placing
fictitious prices upon all marketable commodities;
in fact it has brought the country to condition Of
good sense and prosperity which should be the sub
ject Of universal oongrstulatiOn. Indeed Gov King
might, with great proPriety, have selected te-dsy
Cor the annual Thanksgiving Of the State"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21

BUFFALO, Oct. l5-The banking Office of Brown
& Keep was robbed, last night, of $1,000 in new
notes of the Mercantile Bank, Hartford; So 900 in
Cansds money; $1,000 in notes on broken banks,
Of which $4,000 were Tiverton Bank, R /, aud
81, 900 Bank Of Orleans. The value of the money
taken was near SO 900.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21
Los in EdgeGeId for Sale.

Y decree Of the County Davidson county render
ID ed at the July term, lsj and renewed the
1885, in the Of James Hamilton administrator and others
Mortimer Hamilton and others viii 0ger the
Court House in Nashville the tn day Of November
lots Of ground in Edgfed, 10 wits Lot No. IL the plan Of lots
laid OF by John Shelby and Ann Mnnc fronting 100
north sideof Watson street Ae Lot No q in said plan front
ing al % / 0 feet Watson street.
TERMs-Sd property will be sold credit Of and two
years, except the $50 paid Notes
with good security required, lien purchase
money paid said property belongs the Of Joseph
Hamilton, deceased, and is sold pay debts Of tate.
T. r. CHEATHAM,
Oct2l-tds Clerkand Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21
Joseph Daw and his wife Acey Daw Us Thomas Fuqua uara
and others
House aud Lot for Sale.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson equity reaeed
at The October term, 1853 the James Langord
and others Eihu Marshall and Others offer for sale
public auction the house in Nashville Saturday
10Th day Of November lot Of ground fronting
South Union street in Nashville and running back l0 upon
which Il q frame building
TERMs-Sl50 will be required in balance on
dit Of and two years Said property belongs estate
Nancy Langor, deceased, and sold for distribution among
heirs 2. 3. CHEATHAM,
oct2l-tds Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21
A Noble Political Centrass


The Cincinnati Enquirer very justly remarks that
Democrats never had more reason to feel proud Of
their noble orgapzaiion than at he present time.
The contrast which it presents in ts Fixed adherence
to principle Nud Fessluteness of puEposos which
nothing change, to the vsscllatng, tickle aud
Wavering Fusion, ever changing front, and disre-
gArding its creed-throEing overheard beth is or
gEnizafiOn and name-sacrifcing everything at the
shrine Of supposed temporary expedieney-is
great indeed The Fusionisls dare display no afhr>
native political eolOrs. It dare not have distno-
i've party name 1t virtually admits, by its silence,
the justice Of its former defeats under lis former
affiliations. Its old slogan war cries, DoWn with the
naturalization lawsl" and ''No more slave statesi
arenot heard in this contest Those principles they
have either abandoned or find it necessary, for ex
pedieuey's sake, to keep out of sight When beaten
sgain this year, we shall End them adopting another
name and presenting some new creed, in the vain
hope Of securing popular favor. While this is the
attitude Of the Fusi nists, the democracy always
ke in view heir Interchangeable Pr noiPles of truth
aud justice, aud test every measure by its standard
They never lower their banner. They never dis
gui e their principles. They never change their
name. NoreasOns Of eIpediepcy have any influence
in directing their organization. They keep on a
straight political course never turning to the right
r left and are as manly, explicit, aud direct, as
the Fusionists are '.tortuOus, "crooked, evasive
and inconsistent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21

Know NOTHIEG VICTOBT IN BALTMoRE.-Why
don't Know Nothing contemporaries glorify over
their triumph in the Mayors election at Baltimore
on the 18th inst. ? Thomas SWAMI, the prince of
Plug Uglies, was reelected without opposition. It
is true that the citizens nominated Col SHUT for
the Office, but armed KnoW-NOtbiDg roWdies and
murderers surrounded the polls and prevented any
but their own party from voting. The riOting coca
stoned by this outrageous course, induced Col
SHUTT about noon to withdraw his name, and many
lives were undoubtedly saved thereby. Mayor
sWAEE's police are all members of the Kuow-Noth-
ing gangs and it is needless say what part they
took in the election. Is not this disgraceiul? The
citizens Of the fourth city in the Union disfranohsed
by armed mobs and parIizsn policemen! Such are
the legitimate fruits of KnoW-Nothingism. The col
umns of the Baltimore Clipper, on the morning-Of
the election, tell significant tale Advertisements
appear headed Attention, Blood Tubs! BsSOare Of
Traitors" Others e1claim Sup, boys, and at EN-
again! SsUentssHh Ward ready for battle !'' WAKE,
american EutaVS! No. % '.AueatioH, American
Saplns P' "AusHti0n, Mormons! !" The "Stsy Lates''
pledge themselves also to be ready. Are our con
temporsries ashamed tc crow over The achievements
of their Baltimore brethren?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21

WAsBnGToE, Oct 10 1t is said that Gen. Jerez
will Immediately communicate with the government
Of Nicaragua, relative to the non-success of his
mission, and ask for further instructions He was
smphatically informed by Gen. Csss, that Whatever
may be done by France, any other foreign power,
government will protect The transit route to its
fullest extent and at all hazards.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The United States and Nicaragua.

The United States and Nicaragua.
NEw YoRK, OyL Is The Washington cores
pendent of the New York Herald says hat Gen
Jerez has been inforSed by the Secretary of S ate
that not having power as it IN ierstoOd he had
to settle the Nicaragua difficulty by accepting the
Cass Yrisarri treaty, it would be useless to bold
further communication with him; and that this
government in the meantime would not wait further
useless negotiations which only served to embarrsss
a plain question, but would pursue the decisive poll
cy already explained to him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21
FRESH ARRIVALS.

FRESH ARRIVALS.
"TEssEL & THOMPSON respectfully announce to their
w customers and the public generally, tn
receiving da v by Railroad large we'll
goods, which they selling low Cash prices among which
will be found the following
Fruits.
IS bxs New Rasns; 300 drums fresh Figs
> bhls Currents trails Dates
5 cases PTunes; 10 bxs Lemons.
Nuts, &c.
10 bbs Potatoes; 40 bbls assorted Almonds;
10 do Filberts: 10 do Brazil Nuts;
10 do English Walnus
Fish.
20 doz fresh HOLSTERS and 20 doz fresh Salmon and
b
doz fresh Maoerel cans doI spiosi Salmon in 10
10 bbs new family shad; cans;
10 do do Mackerel large 100 bxs Scotch Herring
500 best Cod Fish.
Matches, sc.
IOOgross Shanghai Matches; rs gross Genuine German
40 gr's geine Round Box Matches: Matche-:
100 bxs Fire Crackers 1000 OTorpedOes;
Wines, &c.
100 Champagne from sparkling CataEba
S22 basket a assortment Of 50 doz Allsop's Ale;
Old Port, Sherry and Madeira SO do Dublin Porteri
i casks Of extra quality, Old so do London do
London Dock and 0tard Bran
dies in 3 casks
10 chests Fine Teas; / 0 doz English Pickles;
doz Ale Pumps; 90 do assorted Sauces;
20 do Brandy Peaches; o do brandy Cherries;
IS do French Cordial; 90 do Fresh Pine Apple;
81 do Mustard 900 Bs Ctroni
Ginger; together variety Of styles Of
ConfectonaTies for Wedding Partie-, &C.
VESSEL & THOMPSON,
oc2I 40 and ~ Union street. Nashville.
Leslie's Magazine of Fashion for November.
Godey's Ladys Book for November.
Grahams Magazine for November.
Petersons Magazine for November
Foreals BY Loct2lI JOHN YORK s. co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

ADWTNINTEEAI UEE7N NNLIs
ON Saturday The October instant, shall expose to
public sale residence Of Charles P Mcguire, de
C. ed ali the personal properly Of the said deceased
ing of Household Kitchen Furniture, Piano Pair
ssre horses Barouche ,lch CIV, One Pair Mules,
Farming Utensils, Cart wagon, POughss &c.
Terms of sale.
All sums under twenty dollars, cash. twenty and under
sfr three months fifty dollars months credit. Bond
and approved security required before receiving property
JOHN B. JOHNSON
Administrator Of cha les P. Mcguire.
Ps-FOr Sale PriVatelY:--One Engine, Boiler and
Machinery for saving Stone. Also, rst hl new and
ready for JUN B. 5OHNSONs
OctI9-dtda AanalnlsLraiors
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21
REHABILITATION.

Two Know NothiDgs elected in Missouri not emu
mersted in the above.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21

On the goth Of October, by Rev, W. cullOm, Dr. W W.
Charlotte to Miss MAMIE YARBROUsH Of the Vi
snity OF Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-21

The following are the names Of the members elect
to the Thirty sixth Congress- as far as heard from
They are set opposite the names Of the present
Representatives: