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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-12

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fer Der Gipscnr6enlAaft %beRattat. Sicrauf i6ritt se
Suncssoeriammlun9 CUR 8abt bre Suubssaeribts.
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bon 2usern, SlGIb IL Ssrn, Slun,er il, @larus. CD
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Sreiburs, Zen Hufincn bon Na0is, NepIi pcu Goint
@a%en, Sigier BON Srlotburn uno Gomperip scr
Geaf.
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leltlameu Ioancement zines 2anomanues, Der rrIpriiuo.
lid Raufrtann in 3rapsSuut mar UNI lest lb ann,
Nanse zines faufaiiiden 5irifen mprraeldwunoen
lat. Daniel SAlattcr ~terril'ts &autalien, nm Giuf1ufe
Spn SuGstpls 3u MAIDEN. llnterirras lernte er einen
Der fleinen 5irFen jener Geseno fennen, Der ibr, elm.
lup i0n in istncn Bergen su teiu6sn. 5dlattcr lice
Id niAt lan9e %nSthiaru. SIM SIrIten6auIe oolt(id,
NuIHiNVHiiitUI " - pNtp Hll WI DuIUllte petouut INN
nod AM Gage leiner @ntunft tra9 i@m Der Safer bic
Sanb Der 1r6ter an. NIhitst Gag MAR bic Ssrlcbuno.
@n Ger 6c63eit, bic mad Dem Gitus Der arieNiIdeu
&ircbe Sor lih 9ins, nalnen nitt ipsnieer als 1900
Nsrlpncn aus ben Serihiscenen StGmnlen bes Sera,
Soltes Steil. Die Mit9ift, mrlhe bic Grbter in bic
@Gc trad:e, teiteDt aus einem @etiet, bns nad rem
SeriAte Sdlatters ~un9eiGbr 10 CROP lit wie Der Canton
Bug; Ger Stei&tbum %cslielten tsItebt uomentlid in
SiebAsrbsr, SuHsmalpun9sn uno ;a0lreiben Qsitsi
eenen.
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0anbltr Sanisr aus Brimar mittell G0lorofornr. Gs
1T btcs Sielei6t Der erits SAT- Der 2lrt, Dap bas aepSGn.
lh MIR ais 16mer3iilenScs Mittel Seruenbste G6(prc~
form aud einen lplden 3mede btenen nru6te.
Sir ~9iuslanb wiro auf b"m 9Yne cine sana artiae
&aufabres' 5!ptte 9rtaut. 46 Shihe iino tbeilS fertia,
tDsilt i'll grteit, rnb ioaen bsn Stsnit Der rulilhe,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES spilAen ben peri6ifcencn
Safen Der SeYante unp pe5 lNwnr;en MeereS yerlehsr.
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Sefanntmnhuno.

Sefailntmnhun9.
Ntsins 9arbhrfube 1T sCn 98aliuus6pteL, mad gr. 144 spoir<
street I'M Seller, Ssn &meritans5uttl s%ssenibcr pcrleet worSsn.
rpOlslblt lp Elm elegant e%in9erihttt5 2pral BABE, ann 8orbirrsnt'
SaarldneiStn unb arieitsrtn, fupie aGer gequemlidfejt sntinrsII
denps Sar;ininier. iu rarnnsn, falten unb Shauerb66en sinoe>
rtdtet, melhe III ieptr Sa9es;eit Sunt 9abcn brett ifnb. "sN
Sur bS ~bisbsri5e Wo9lDoasn neincr Sreuub, nub Q,rSsrsut,
eantenO, SerIhers ih, bB ieber MID 9ssbrenbs nit @nfmsrfiams
felt tebient mre. Ssurn ms W.
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Nc,.e Mu3ei9c,t.

Wastental! Iasfeutaul
60 eben empfins id cine id5ne auspa6l BON
@ptb~ nno StIterbcfaben,
ips'Ae tp 3ilt, beporlte9enbe, @iasfenbalI empfeble.
6. SGttder.
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m 8roablrabe,. spiG4cn Der /. unb a~bamsifraBe seleasn, fabrt fas
SuttS SS SEs imp lnprltt9e getrants ron Ger bcntn SuaIitSt.
Srlnhe Multsrn rnp SsrtnSs, gutter Stale &C. .,. iup olci6faIis bo<
Ielbit 81 toten. 0N"''NN' NV w.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-12

@n msine @itbiir9er in Senrieu @punty.
Sd bin Gin GonbiSat fir bic S6eriffs-Sffice MN ,6en<
rico Counts uno bite ~crsebsnlt UNI bic Stimmen berltlbrn BEL Der
I'M Oai notTubcnben QDob[. G. 0ih. SoSis
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-12

!6aus uap Got st Yertaufer.
Yin an Der II. Stra6e ~sels9snes Gramebaus nebt Dem brtr,Fens
ra' SauFlaB itebt bilt9 Su Ssrfauen. Ndbsree III erfraasn Bel ,"
Sttnri6 Hcurpbr.
Gdt Der Is. Mb MinrIhnnhnbe
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-12

Mufurberrng.
s.: ESr IT,, @sssssr @Sftrrmann tOirb an%fsefOrbsrt. fsine abrclIe an
rtbte aus Der alien SeiniatB. s'' ~
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MIRO EN- Wasdtn BON 12-14 Sabrtn in eimr brutSd.n es,r,;r.
UNI 8tncsr gu martsn. S6bertS" in Der Oruderei 5. gI q" o"A""''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-12

an Die Sttmmseber bes 3uetten Difricts BON
SenrttD @punty.
SD 5e9e ben Slrssrn bieIes 9iErhtS eraetent on hos IN sr
Sonetpat Ir bic Gtnlfablers Sffce bin, Die burdb Sen auridtr wiz
SS Srn. 5 o. Sis, @ PET Msttert e:riIsDist rurDe. Soften mid msine
Serlslben nit Offer unb Greue erfiQsn. Der 3aa Der SBobI II an
IS. b. 9PtS. GScn SR q w W w
SSe9en 8efertn;sn bsliebs man it6 III tpenbsn an Sic Ssrrr,
Sne. 9pSraas eetloreS. Or. q. 9. G9ne, @anlew un6 SesIer'
Or. . u. Streder. 9Sm. 6Olfss. Gsrf Scr 5tnrico Counts GDpurt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12
IFaanher Wanfad-

THE Trustees u the T. Lawrence college, at Aex1n-
4 dra Dshsb county Tennessee desire procure the
lsrvcas OF gentemsn suitable Or PTiaeIpal OF said L.
stitutOn-the frsL session Of which, will commence on
Monday, September 9th, 1853, and continue ten months
Tins Institute chartered by the Legislature Of enneses
s Os8ted adj to village surDasssd by 10 other in
the Sare sitler ths saubuy OF its atmosphere the
rrT Of ~ inHab aus the nsatnesa Of ~ appearance
Tbs building % new, oommodO1s and We'll situated.
Applicants the place must furnish ample testimonials
us 10 Al standing education and other qualhcat Ols
requisite TO be conducting o. high school preFOus TO
tbs mrs! Monday IN August next which day the sees-
tiun Of The JOlrd will be made. For further particulars
address the uudersgned1 aaa0 D WILLIAMS Pc.
ma 9-Wot Sse'y. Loard c. Trustees.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12
CHARACTER BETTER EHAN CREDIT.

We often hear Young men, remarks a contemporary,
who have small means, dOlefully contrasting their
lot with that Of rich mems sons. Yet the longer we
live, the we convinced that the old mer1
chant was right, who said to US when we began life
Industry, my lad is better than ngots Of gold and
character more valuable than credit" We could fur
nish if need were, from our experience, score Of
illustrations to prove the truth Of his remarks In
all branches Of business in all avOcations character
in the long is the best capital Says Poor Rich
ard: The sound Of your hamiherat hSe in the morn
ing nine at night heard by creditor, makes him
easy six months longer but if be sees you at bill
lard table, or hears your voice at tavern, when
you should be at work. he sends for his money the
next day. .' "aF ....-.--. -.-.7 .-.
What is true of the young mechanic is true also
Of the young merchant or Of the young lawyer. Old
and sagaeiOUs firms will not long continue to give
credit for thousands Of dollars when they see the
purchaser. if young man, driving fast horses or
hanging around drinking saloons. Clients will not
entrust their to advocates, however brilliant,
who frequent the card-table, The wine party the
race course 1t is better in beginning life 40 secure
a reputation for industry and probity, than to own
houses and lands, # with them you Have charae,
facility for obtaining credit at the outseI is often
an injury instead Of benefit It makes the young
beginner too venturesome, fills him with dreams Of
TOO early Fortune tempts him too much TO neglect
hard work forethoUght, caution and economy EX-
has almost passed into proyerb, in consequence,
that the sons Of rich men never make good business
men. To succeed in life must learn the value of
money. But superHuity of means at the outset is
nearly certain method of rendering US iusensibe
to its value No man ever grew rich who had not
learned and practised the adage, "ifyou take care
Of the pennies the dollars will take care Of them
selves" knowledge Of men, self discipline, tho
rough mastery of our pursuit, and ether qunlifca-
ous which all persons Of experience look for, are
necessary to give the world security that young
man is of the right metal Capital may be1lost, but
character never Credit once gone, the man without
character fails. But he who has earned reputa.
ton for capacity, integrity, and economy even if he
loses his capital retains his credit, and rises trium
plant over bankruptcy itself. A man with oharao-
ter can never be ruined. It is the first thing that
every one who desires it in earnest A poor boy
with character is more fortunate by far than rich
mans son without it. .---..-. -------
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12
CoM-AIERCIAL


COTTOE-Thera Is : very hitls doing in the mar
ket, both buyers and sellers manifestinga DISPOSE
si0E % 9 51y saie I1Gs u
was small lot Of only tWsnty-nine bales BY John.
son, Weaver Co., at 9}O.
ToBAoCo-Fisher, Wheless Co., sold twenty.
one H5gsEeda a. . IS, 5 50, TO 2 o0s s IS, CTS
6.55 $40, AGO. $50. $40, 80, $50, ne, 8 So
7pp 725, z25,r55a.rfa0. Z 90 (, and a. Hami
ton five hogshsad at IS, so, 40, s.75, $40;
Loose is selling At from to &C. e.
PRoVIsIONs-BacOn is not so buOyant though we
,hsArsf no desHas and continue cur JzotatiOns o.
sasao, for hog round Lard readily commando p
936. in good shipping PaOages. ~
Atlanta Market, May s. ''
BACOE-HOg round, 81 to 10, and dull; olsai
Sides, scarce and would sell at II to III Hams
94tO 10; Shoulders, TO g. and duh.
81 hABD 1le in bbls 2 6 cor ss.
FLOUR AND WHEAT very dull at firm quotations
Corn dali at IS to 60, sacked fliffH7tD 90 .'
SEAGo, ABBOTT & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12

UIE 1.-THE follow ing is the voluntary te-
nony Of worthy and we'll known physician, relative 30 his
experience of the sdeaey Of B. A. FEhnet0ck'S eels-
bIaed Vsrmifuge, during practice Of twenty-five years
GRENADA, Miss, May R2d, 1858.
Me5srs B. 4. -FahnestOek q Co..: ".-
---' GENTbEMEN-l one Of shOse individuals back
ward giving osraeates bat IN the present instance con
seFi humanity 70 thRtI have been engaged IA
the practice of medicine for twenty and have
never with RRy remedy eseiual for worms &C your
Vermfugs In adults in Of Fever sometimes
uss 70 carry on eaOmel taken the previous night and
oReDa nd Billions eVaeuAtions aud 70 fohOW.
70 ether Vernugs in practice and desire ne better.
Respectfully, W. M. HAWKINS, Y. d. ---
seId ndfetaiI BY au ss principal druggists
and country merchants throughout The URited stAtsa
mav6-d&cWIm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12

ACQUTTAL FOR KILLING SEDUCER IN KENTUCKY.
The trial Of Hardesty for the shooting Of Grubbs
occupied three days Of last week, at Burlington,
Boone county. 1t will be remembered that sister
of Hardesty was seduOed by Grubb, and that .Har-
desty told the seducer that he would give him six
months in which to make his choice between mar.
rying the girl and being killed. The six months
expired, and Grub not having married the girl
Hardesty met him, and on sight shot him, the evil
dence showed that Grub was armed also IN e&peo'
taion of the attsck but shotin the act Of draw
ing his weapon The trial was ended last Thursday,
ami he verdict Of the jury was, Not Guilty. The
following is the substance of the judgmen pro-
nounced by Judge Nutall upon the verdict Of not
guilty by the jury in behalf Of Hardesty:
SIR: You have been indicted by grand jury Of
your county upon most henious charge. You have
pat yourself upon your country and your God for
delverance. You have had a fair and impartial
trial before them, and they have both. pronounced
you not guilty, and so say L It may not be proper
for me TO express my sentiments, yet nevertheless
I viii do it. Young man had been Wronged as
you have been, would have spent every dollar
had on earth, and all that could have begged and
borrowed, and then starved upon the track Of the
villain, hut EWould have imbrned my hands in his
blood Go hence without delay. You are acuuit-
tedl-L0uisUiHe COaT. 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12
CHAHCRRY At CAMDEN.

President and Directory Of the Bank Of Tennessee at Ten
ton John Cole and William Cole et ais o. Bull.
On motion and appearing unto the sEtsiact ion OF The
~ Clerk and Master, from allegations m the bill which is
thag Thsmas r. Burton o. the
resident Of the State OF Tssnesseo,
thai the Ordinary process Of law cannot be served upnh
hmi IL therefore ordered that publication be made IN
The Union and 4lsreaH, newspaper published In the city
Of Nashville, Tennessee, requiring The said IhOmas h. Bur
appear next ChauCery Court 10 Do held Tor
county Benton, IS tbs court house In he town Of
Camden MONDAY september next then end there
plead, demur % Compartments bill or The same
will be aken for confessed and set Tor hearing exPare as
TO him.
mnts-v an pa Zee 81 ID 2. HUDSON. O. 8 M. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12

7 HAVE FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRBs or LAND lying
Upton couDty, TenResses, miles north east Of Ma
Depot Tie Memphis Ohio Railroad, and forty
miles from Nsmphis, Two hours travel By Railroad
Memphis. Ths Land dV ed in three tTaeIE, suitable for
persons wishing buy SEQ each, b will suit
wishing purchase the IS, acres aud make
arm An u rec places we'll imprOV cd with Dwelling
Houses Negro Cabins and Cotton Gins 81 The iTacIs
las $50 one 800 the other 30 % eeared land
stae cultivation great bargain will be given,
Address, T.. Il. HILL, -..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12

The following paragraph from New Yo ez-
change shows hehrs and spirit Of the true desnoc-
raoy Of the North Such men are worth more t. Che
Union than a million Of such Southern doughfaecs
as Eent Epon thaEaesnt Kansas bill and frater=
missed with SEWARD GIDDnos 6 Co. It makes US
proud to hail such men as brOtherssk 1lf &
Hon. JoHS B. HAsKEs 30 BE READ our or fHR
DEMOCRATIC PARTY The National Democracy Of
old Westohester county haVe CARED i3e5tin' i0t
next week at New Rochelle for the purpose Of con-
graduating one another our FietuTy over north
ern fanaHeism ct the seat Of government, and to
lake an afectionaie political farewell of Hon John
B. Haskins for voting against the HdmissiOnpf
Kansas into the Union 'dndsf the Eet0mpt5n Cor
stitatien. Hon. Luke A. Lockwood. Of Conn, HOE.
Moses II Qdsli, +. f. Pelton, Esq, Hon, Mt, Sua
thersnd and others will deliver addresses and a
salute Of 81 guns will be iredsha Fesponse.to the
Democracy Of Washington and Albanyt Ptr bum
sat- '''' zoe - aai''s fi'@ s5 H9' iiis'iaAe
ftnaaittA H---------r-=----4z------=-lz-e co.
n s 20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12

BANK OF WEST TESNEssEE.-The following gen
tlemen have been elected Directors Of this Bank viz
J. NJ Williamson, j. A. Ssnnoner, P. c. Bethel, T.
A. Nelson, Ralph WOrmely. And the Board Of Di-
rectors have elected the following officers, viz J.
NJ. Williamson, President, J. A. Sannoner, Cashier
The Banking House has been removed to the south
west corner Of Court Square and Main street. in the
building recently occupied by the River Bank.
Under the auspices Of these competent officers, the
Bank of West Tennessee will retain the confidence
Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Appeal.
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TnsolVent RTOtice-

NEuHdarsiga5d having suggested to ths Clerk OF the
Davidson County COurttts insolvency the Estate or
Joshua ~ Stephenson deceased notifies al persons having
claims agsinsI said sstte 70 ale with the Clerk 81
said court before the hrst Monday Decs mber next
or they will be barred.
april l0-W3me WILLIAM KENNEDY, Admir-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12
Hungarian Grass seed.

I'VE have Ius received Tot ofIhis celebrated Grssa Seed
W Il VIII produce on ase % eight OF supersI hay
70 the acre, as nutritious Timothy, and superior q
MieL Sow One-third Of bushsl 70 The acre
in the same way and a. The same time Mist. Price
e3,50 per buHhel. pm m. .
sDr4- ARMSTRONG Enn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12
N0ffce I'm RuiIaers-

1HE undersigned VIII receive bids until the lsi Of June
4 next for the conEtruUton or COURT HOUSE, IN the
tom Of PrGRka, Simpson eOauty, Kentucky. those de-
siFouI OF bidding the contract either separately or the
whole, the plans elevations, &c. Of the building
BY calling the undsfsgHsd a. FraAkn, 10 the 18Th
Of NAY after tAai time a she once Of The Architect, H. A.
AEeFOyd, RsshVke, Tenn. where the terms Of payment
B. - - 1l----- ---..-. ..-- r. d. SALM0NS,
--- $685.. .t- ------G BO. H. AElLLIKIN,
.sf.-a -.--- &C. -GREEE,
Building Committee
PrHnklin. Ky April 1, ls5s-tri&w5W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12

Containing 6ne Spring and sprnghonss, Css, Orchard
Garden, GTeen house, and abundance Of forest
me grounds salsO wstsred 0y the C0sk spring BraBeh
Inc DWtlng house contains Large and spa
eios Hallsi and wGu bulk and odio18 eVeTy
pecJ.
Ins property combining every requisite for comfort
u4gTY and . altogether VI me most beautiful and de-
sretis residences IL ne vicinity Of NsshvIe Several
have bern and MaCadamEed fro the city
these prem the city rapidly extending that dfee-
uont ana ProPsEt Is seadHy increasing IN Vane IN he
neighborhood.
premises. e7-l ffHa
For information apply the undersigned 70
J. l. bOstick, a. his Ofige, No AZ X Cherry
.s. may 5-lm hAkDIA p. BOSTICK. b.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12

NOTICE.
ny vrtus Of deUse OF the ehaneeFy court
ID Gans sore Hiade atthe February Term, ls5s, Of sgd
court in the case Robert White and others, against
James A. SpurIock and William n. BOs executor OF Ben.
G. White, deed, will, Monday, the TN day OF June,
1855 IL being county day sell public suction she
couF house door in GaiuebDIo, for cash hand negro
boy named George, absut twelve yeaTa Of age.
may ovid prs fee - BOLTS, Q & ~
IN GHARCEHA AT CENfREkILLE.
John W. Huddl.sIOn and hers, vs. Mary N. Raymond
~ and Oihers.
NTOTICE is hereby given 10 the creditors Of r, r. Ray.
uOnd dec to file their claims against bis estate
with the Clerk and Master Of said chancey court duly
authenticated according Jaw beos the Iue day IN
Eepen Der next otherwise they viii b. forever birsd
F. = .----a '.-.-- ORYILLE a. NIXON,
navg-prs fee IS WIT L1erk and Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12
orr SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Pr
GIlIFnON-

On usiday, tn5 fIh daJof Nay next AZ ~ o'clock, A.
~ NJ, the premises Fl sell eleven lots Of ground IN
Clifton, cOntlio Oh z NON 70 p acres
CHdtCR Is silUaled0R ths Cnar0e Iurnpike, $50 miles
west % Nasnvls- TIA zrodnd = elevated
ing, and well adapted cOunry residences market gar
dsns, dairy farms, eIe.
Los No 4 e0at6ins I0aCPss, and frou uua turnpike
Lof No. 49, is situated he Of Bass and
I'm AvenHe, and contains = acres
No. 70, az the corn5rof ant Cdon Avennes con.
tains Al OutS acres -..I
LOt No 90 a. the oornsrof Clfon Avenue and Morgan
Street. contains shout acEss.I ..
Lot o. p, fronting I'M Aysnae sad Morgan Street
Lot No; s. fronting on All Ayenis ana MorEaa street
Parton iot No2l contains 6 acres and fronts on Nor.
gan street and HiI Avenus. s--s..- sH. - Hrsr---
Lot No A. fronts Clifton Avenue, contains l acres
is surrounded By streets OF excellent soil maBding
hne view The city and river eXCesnt location
Tor country residence, market garden dairy arm
AMI Wakef Street.
Lots No IS and % contain about nine Bcres and
front Branch and MARTIN streets. % % t'.
The above sale ispositlVs add without reserve.
TERHsOne fourth cash--balance in IL aud Is months
for ayAbe in Bans, satisfactorily secured bearug IN
tsTest, and lien retained Dr.. 90. D. F.. - ....
The Omnibus viii DO hand as usual.
Those DESTROYS o. examining be premises before day or
sale, will please can on '''
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P0STP ONEMENT.
The above sale sPotp6hst uai 18th inst, when
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12
PEREMPTORY SALE OF
Texas and Arkansas Lands,
at Auction.

200 Sections Arkansas Lands; 2lO Sections Tezas
r... 30 Lands. -
ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th DAY OF NAY, 1858, we
~ vii sell IL the city Of MsmphB Tennessee. IS our
Auction Rooms, No. 262, Main street, -
FOR CASH, UNTIL 100000 BE REALIZED.
The lands are OF the ehOses selections in both States
The lands in Arkansas lie in Mississippi comfy aud
uuipjUsed BY the late high waller. NECESSITY CANNOT
STOC al SACRiFICES-the sale viii be positive and alb
ute until hU adrsd Thousand dollars 58reslizsd.
All those who have Cash, who command No. l.,
New Orleans acceptance, will find their interest
tend The best OPP runi before offered for Ian in.
vestmeDts in tie South. .....
Full particulars given at our once
r. E"@ g. 3 LOCKE & Co,
Msy2-dtwWtds Auetioneers and heal Estate Brokers.
STATE OF TENN, HARDIN COUNTY.
"a szCRCUTT COURT MARCH TERM 1858.
Flora McCarn Daniel G. HeCarn-Pettion for Divorce.
VBg petoEeE b. heT solicitor sD peas and the
CeRu for order for publication in This -
Rsre ider5dby the Court, that publication BE- made
successive weeks in the Nashville Union and
American, ansWEpapeT published in Nashville, Tennessee,
requiring said defendant appear before the Judge Of the
Circuit Count when holding for the county Of Hardin
the Court House in the Savan the fourth
Monday n July next, aEd plead anseT,Or demuT the
petition OF pstions The same viii be taken for con-
fsssed and set for hearing eX pGrte.
be- ..H Oh" .-.a. .- - JOHN 3. IRWIN,
mayl2-W3t prs fee 81 Clerk & Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12

We se musk grs6ded 4 learn thst the york on
the northern nd Of tie Mobile 6 Chic Raiisaad has
been FesPmet aud is being forwarded towards this
Plaee with as mushrapidity as psssible Eeretafors
the work hss been retarded for want Of means to
Carly i Or but suf6ciRnt f1nds have besn plsead in
the hands OF Judge Sam. Williams to complete the
entire FOad through to JseksoH- TenResseer The
track hyiag is also being pushed On spesdilyfrgm
jackson his way. The cars are nOWrunning on the
road nine miles this side Of Jackson They viii
probably meet at this place about the Ast Of July
the hrst Of August next, NOthugJemains to be done
but to Day dOWhiron ald me read will be complete
The road is graded, the ties delivered the bridges
buiiE ana etefything In Readiness for the iron A
fen mQnthS more and We shall haze the pleasure Of
seeing the iron horse and Participating il the bene-
FITS and eonvenisnces which bis advent always sords
! ]. eomhanity.rr III hon. Stinaard
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-12
r. r. PECK,
Buggies.
REPAIRING.

LSPBC1AE attention paid 70 repairing as have work
Il men Of the best class Work sent here for repairs,
paiutTZ o. Timm Dg will be attended 70 promptly and sat
lsfsctOriy,
mayi2-H p p. PECK.