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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-21

CouLDN'r SuBscnIBE.-A pair Of those
interesting, enterprising ladies, who Of late
seem to carry on so large a business in our
down town offices and stores. in the way of
procuring subscriptions for new works. sell
/ ing engrayings of "The Father Of his Coun-
try and other notabiltics. and who. gthc
ladies' arc so facinating in manners. so de-
hghtiuily importunate, SO swectly un-got-rid-
oi-able, called. morning OF two since. at the
office of d y0uug lawyer, TO induce him. as
the younger of the two expressed it. with a
charming smile, "To subscribe to a most cle-
giant work, just published, to be got up in
elegant style, with illustrations" Sc.
Indeed, ladies' said our friend. IL can
not; | have no doubt Of the excellence of
your work. but am not in want Of anything
Of that kind. In fact ] do not feel able az
present 10 subscribe for any new works of
any description. Tho partnership Of which
| am a member has lately been so imprudent
as 10 issue new work of their own; and the
enormous expense attending its issue. not to
speak of the Illustrations embellishments
and ornamental adornings with which they
had thought best to clothe the production
such unwonted outlay has really, for the
present-in fact crippled me-sorry-but--
tact--every word Of it,
"But--ah," intcrposed our cnterprisng
agentess, perhaps we could procure you
some subscribers for your work Our terms
are quite reasonable. What do you call your
work sir:'
"Well. we have not fully determined as
yet, but I guess ! shall let Mrs. - have
her own way, and call it after myself-Charlcs
Henry"
The ladies concluded that they had an en-
rTafr frt fl,, y
T0 We are not responsible for the follow
ing lIbellous paragraph, but reproduce it from
the columns of the Louisville Journal Per-
haps it is ono Of those "fctions' which are
stranger than truth -
The ladies are getting TO be as bad as any
body else. lady correspondent states that
she was stopping at one Of the best hotels in
Louisville and spent Sabbath there After
dinner she held a brief conversation with
some elegantly dressed and aristocratic ladies
in the parlor, with whom she had formed
slight acquaintance and one of these latter
remarked, "Well, must go and read a chap
ter in the Bible = saying which, she left the
room. The lady first mentioned oitered
about a while, and finally concluded that she
would call on her Biblo-reading friend. and
ask her to read aloud Accordingly. she as
cendod to that lady's room. and thought she
heard "Come in, in answer to her knock.
She entered, and surprised the pious lady ly-
ing on her bed in a graceful attitude. wth-a
Bible? Alas no; sigarene, held daintly
between her taper fingers, while long wreath
of azure smoke rolled from her ruby lips
~ The following is a specimen of sharp
shooting between a coquette and her lover:
"Gou men angels when YOU WOO the maid
But devils when the marriage VOW i, paid"
The lover, not to be outdone, replied as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-21
lNntlrnans.



SPRING ARNANG GEMENT.
CnotcE or ROUTES roH CHICAGO AND THE WEST
10 commence Tnsday Apui 49, 1858.
TRAINS GorNg NOHfH, Leave Montpelier
at $40 A, N., aud 52l j.. 80. NAN TRAIN connect.
Windsor and White River Junction with trains lcav.
ing Boston aud Springfield a 1.3J ~, day, and
from New York thc day previous at 400 p. leave.
Windsor at l-3i 2. N., connects at Rouso's Point
next morning with trains for Montreal. Ogdcusburgh,
also with trains for Toronto, Detroit Chicago, Buffalo
Cleveland, ST. louis, via either Grand Trunk or New
YORK Central and Lake Shore Lines making the short
est, and best routes 90 the West
Are0mmudl alton train connects NJ Windsor with train
leaving New York at 500 A. ~ and at White River
Junction with train leaving Boston noon. stop over
n IAt az Nurihhcld, aud proceed next morning az 80
connecting 90 Rouscs Point with the Erprass Ir1m for
tIe urst
rt>i>s GoiNG sorru.-Ieave Montpelier at 9l5 A.
,i. and slj r. N Mail Train connects at Rouse Point
with trains from Osdcns1lrgh and Montreal at Bur
ustan with trains nf Troy and Albany. lt White River
Junction with uaius for Boston N,c and York arriving
iu Boston at ii1 D. and iu Sos, York at ll4l r. &C.
Accommodation Train connects at K1u.e's Point with
trln, from the aud Mortrctl AZ burlington with
lake thaupain Steamers and Mc Rutland Road, at
White River junction with train fpr Boston, Lowell,
Worcester, Ne arriving iu Boston az 100 ucNt day,
oartCr Htali any 0thrr route.
Through Tickets Cor Chicago and Che ives, for sale at
thc principal stations.
r. sHERBURNE, Supt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-21
Business Caros.

| ETTER PRESS a. COPPER-PLATE
IL PRINTING. sermons, Catalogues Blanks. Bll
Heads, Cards, Circulars Posters and AL kinds Of Plain
aui Fancy Printing executed promptly at
WALTON'S STEAM POWER PRINTING OFFICE,
state Sfre,t Montpelier amoHt
Orders for work done in the oiues,Embosscd, Gilt,
Letier-Fress, Lthogr 'phe and CoPper-iaie Puntng
such as Cards Of Address Wedding Cards Visiting Cards
Bank Checks Sc, executed iu the highest style of the
art, and at city pccs through Of the ccehrat-
ed Printing Establishments. Tums-Cash, at rcasoria-
n l. w G OOD 5 -R. r. RIKER,
~ DRAPER . TfLOR, has just returned from
BROADCLOTHs, CASsIMERES AND YESTINGs,
which be will make up i'm he latest styles and best man
Garments cut for others to make and warranted ht
Needles, Iailor's Measures, Crayous, Shirt bosoms
Collars aud scotts Reports OF New York Fashions for
Montpelier, May -, 1858.
/ II II A - ID O G X j..
Ar the CONGREGiTI0NAL CHURcH,
VIII pre instruction a6o5 le P,nS Forte Flute and
Cornct, and in the Cultivation of the Voice
MA IRA e CTUR RS q Mt
PIANO FORTES,
ORGAN MELODIANs, GUITARS, BoEHM and
EULER FLUTES, BRAss INSTRUMENTS, Sc
INSTRUMENTS TUNED ANn kHrAimn
GENTLEMEN TnE FALL CAMPAIoN
N mas OPEsED At MoNrrELIER.
The richest and most desirable assortment Of TAI
LORING GOODS ever offered 90 Vermont, have just
been received from New York, consisting of cray
" Of Orercoatipgs Broadcofhs. estiags and Pant
SffS all offered at very low prices, in any quantity
will be manufactured into Garments in any style desired
IN a superior manner.
Also from one Of the best Clothing Houses in New
York. an elegant stock of Fashionable and Scasouahle
Ready-madc CLOTHING, ezptessy tor the retail trade
Examination gratis. .
- Hubbard Block, state Street.
lyAgeu for the sale OF Williams Celebrated Monthly
and Semi-AnnuM Buiiefn Of FHhi0ns, the only true
port for this country.
/ Union HOUSE RE-OPENED.-T
- well known and eommodious House. formerly kept
by Col. boutwell,, having been vastly and almost en-
tirely remoddelcd, has been opened by ALONzO RED
WAY.
The Union is the conveniently located House in
Montpelier being in the of business and with its
oonycniences must be the most desirable and popu-
lar for the Of business leisure TO be found
IN town.
The public respectfully invited to bestow portion
Of their patronage upon this House. Perfect satsfac-
ton is guaranteed and accommodations excellent
Charges moderate. ALONZO REDWAY,
Montpelier Aug. 20, 1886. O2tf
{ MARRIAGES. AND SLEIGHS, BY THE
~ NEST WonKMEN THE COUNTRY
carnage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
pelier Vermont Nf'"'' '
Those in want Of ioayranted Caryiaqes and Sleio5s
VIII perhaps DO well TO call and what is being done al
the old stand Of GILMAN CAMP.
All orders promptly attended 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-05-21

70 The following is a specimen of sharp
shooting between coquette and her lover:
"Gou men angels when YOU WOO the maid
But devils when the marriage vow is paid"
The lover, not to be outdone, replied as
follows:
"Ihe change, dear girl is easily forgiven,
We find we are in hell instead OF heaven"
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By TELEGRAPH.


Arrival of the Steamship Prince Albert
NEW York, Aug 6.-The steamship Prince AIbert
from Galway has arrived ct Halifax, yith dates 10
the 9th ult
Cotton.-Sales Of three days 90 900 bales. eIosino
dull. Breadstnfs quiet Provisions steady; Con-
soils 95&a955
The Arabia arrived cut on Saturday.
Ex>President Pierce arrived ct Cadiz. and sailed
for Marseilles.
A serious gale occurred on the English coast do
ing considerable damage to the shipping.
Barber late consul 70 Naples, is appointed TO the
consulate at Richmond, Va, in place Of G. P. R
James.
The June report of the Board of Trade, shows
diminished exports.
Lyndhurst called for the correspondence with the
United States, on the right Of search question.
Malmsbury replied, saying that arrangements we're
progressing to settle all difficulties
Baron ROthschild took his seat in the House Of
Commons amidst loud eheors.
Cavous, the Sandman Minister, had conference
with Napoleon, on affairs in Italy, China and India
INDIA.-The heat is terrific, it being uueouaIIed
for 20 years. The Sun is killing more men than he
enemy.
CHINA-The allied forces suffered severelv At the
capture of the Peiho forts
LIvERPoOI.-White Corn 82s Cd; Lard firm SIS;
Sugar firm at 3d. advance.
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MURDER IN CAMPBELL COUNTy-A letter the Knoxville eli
of the 5 from Jacksboro gives the following particulars
o an outrageous murder BY counteres Campbell county
We had an awful here mountain four miles
north OF this by the Of Turner Anderson conn
~ and another named Lewis sa Sharps last night
and offered him $50 counterfeit Hamburg BILL Sharp said h.
could not change it. but would with them After
y got into town they paid their bill left Sharp cot the
Sheriff. 3 D. Queeuer, Travis Gibson and pursued Them
Nhen they got up with hem Queener his hand
bl ne arrested him. Turner pulled his pistol wounded
Queener. They both jumped horses ani Qusene knoc
cd him down and held him until he Lewis Gibson causing
immediate death Queener up, and also stabbed the
neck above the collar bone, and the shoulder fell e
has since eNpred sharp about this up and Lewis
and Turner broke and ran. -
postmaster at JacborO instantly dispatched intelligence
OF me aa and as the supposed for
some point on the railroad, hoped they arrested
ms occurrence gives additional Of the existence Of
Tigilant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

HISTORICAL SOCIETY," or TESyETs Society held its regu-
lsr monthly meeting Tuesday last, at the Capitol
Various matters Of business pertaining the interests Of the
Society transacted was presented and read from
JOIN A. WAsmNEToS, Of Mount Vernon.
Among the contributions grafed to notice that the So.
cey has received from Messrs. W BERRY Co. the original
mauus-ptof the 'Sk6es OF the Historgf literature from
the earliest period to the yeyira1 Of zfsys IN tie ftsh cen
t" from thepeu Of the late ameued WILKINS AnNEH ESQ.
The Ms is in about quaro volumes of about 600 pages
and closely written in elegant hand almost free from
bot bemish The work great value and interest
and we hope will ne put in print at an early day.
Mesrs W T. Berry & Co. also presented the Society with
large folio manuscript volume being journal and Proceedings
Of the Tennessee Antiquarian Society," which was Organized in
s city the LIST Of July 1920 continued till August oath
1872 Mr. TANNEHLL active member that Society,"
which was composed Of our best and intellectual men, some
Of whom still survive amongu Some Of the essays and papers
readto the Society unusually interesting and are worthy
Of preservation and Transmission poserity
Dr. SAMUEL P Hunt of this city, presented two excellent and
we'll engraye mas0ne Of the city other Of the
Republic Of Fance-both formerly belonging Col W s. Par.
menter This OF France derives additional interest from
the fact that it formerly belonged the celebrated Cen Berna
doe, who to Col Parmener. Gen Beruadotte born in
l7G4 entered the army l. years age and rose step by step
from rank to another in the army, was appointed
Marshal by Bonapare He Minister under the French
Republic in 1922. Aer serving Bonaparte through all his
mPaigns, by fortunate ereo Of he proclaimed
~ Of Sweden. in lSls Charles NV. lie was good King
and ruler, and died s OF March, 1874, the @ year
after reign Of twen-sx years These maps were en-
Erlyed-one in l7-2, the other in 1923.
Miss Mary C. sears Of this city, presented large number Of
valuable pamphlets
Hon John Bell Hon. Geo W. Jones A. D. Bache Hon.
Felix X ZocoIe DR.. r. C. Foster the State Librarian and
others made donations highly acceptable.
Nr. John C. Fehr presented bound volumes Of the
Southwestern Monthly for l-52, edited by Wales Esq
President Putnam presented an interesting manuscript Of 81
read before the Society June, 1872 entitled Remnis-
cruces, Brief History Of Davidson county. Tenn
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A Great Medicino for FemaIes.-Hundre

A Great Medicine for FemaIes.-Hundreds Of
smuans have been invented so purporng specific
In the various diseases and arrangements which deoacy
form OF woman renders her subject The result of all these
uants has been to mpart oaeaFy acirhy the nICous
syt and false vgor to the muscles but this relief been
succeeded by depression and prostraou greater than before
and the repeated attempts Of nvas build themselves from
these false remedies have finally ended destroying what little
vital organization left. But in using BTAarss Holland
B'fe you will find no such disastrous results It is purely
vegetable compound prepared strictly scientific principles
after the manner Of the celebrated Holland Professor Buerhav
Under It's influence ery nerve and muscle receives strength
and vgor appetite and sleep reur and finally, perfect health
See advertisement in another column.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

Felix R. UcGauah Others e. Jefferson Draper and others
appearing . the satisfaction Of Clerk and Master
< the aet oas 10 the Cmpainan Bill, that the Defendants
Jefferson Draper a. WIFE, SusTuah Draper, John Coffee William
Coffee - Cc1e, - Coffee, and - Coffee, the last six
being children OF Obedience Coffee, Thomas Cuom and wife
Mary r. tulng John II. McGuUEh. James II. McGaugh and
Thomas H. uonTleuts of the State Of Tennessee
so tts ordinary process of the law be served them
li is t1rr ordered that publication be made for four
cs1Fe weeks m the #tTf Union dgd AHlercI, newspaper
published n the city G Nashville, Tennessee, requiring all and
each the above named Defendants appear at theneN Term Of
e '2u'. Court for Marshall county, Teun to he held at the
courthouse Thereof in the town Of Lewisburg, the first Nedne
@ after ie third Monday IN August next, and plead, de-
r 30 to tlrilnlnts Bill, the will be taken for
ls Sta them, and down for hearing ldTte the
Term uf said Court. A true copy. July 6, 1855.
prs Tee So r. Il. kERCHEEAL, Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

New YoRK, Aug DISCRIMINATION ceased last
evening on the New Foundland Telegraph line, and
has not yet been renewed.
Several days may elapse before the receipt of
European dispatches, as the Geographic instru.
ments have not been attached to the wires aboard
the vessels. Communication through the cable hay-
ing been by signals only
The success of the enterprise will be celebrated
tonight throughout the elegraphie stations in New
York, New England and the British Provinces
SAoKvILLE, n. B., Aug. G M.-The New Found
land Telegraph line is still out of order butlWil
probably be repaired to-day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

IN CIIANCERY AT LEwTsBURG.
July RULES, ISIS.

ion r--.---I--
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

We are pleased to the GAINESVILLE
Of the increasing prosperity Of that sit universal
mark among citizens, that paper "tat
for private residences required our crowded and still crowd
ing population Such houses inquired every day.
cannot be had and in many, very many instances
and valuable citizens from US Every circumstance
around US points unUsably large and steady increase
our population Our railroad progressing rpidy-he bridge
is under contract and will employ from IS $50 aborers
and superintendent, all Of whom shelter Our manu-
featuring ESTABLISHMENTS extending business and in
ceasing their working proportionly and the great and
perhaps the chief drawback very considerable increase to our
popnIation the absolute want Of housas tn live in
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07
From WashJupfOn.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6-TFo thousand troops are
to leave Immediately for Washington and Oregon
Territories against the Indians. Gen. Harvey will
command operations.
Receipts of the Treasury for the last quarter are
over twenty millions, nearly half of which is from
customs. The residue in Treasury notes, expeudi.
lures for the same quarter, are twenty-five and
three quarter millions.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

ANINE FARM FOR SALEs--I WISH To
n sell one Of the pree and desirable places hag
en offered for sale It contains about 100 acres Of ne and M
ule land with elegant improvements.
Aso one coutaiaias = acre5 veil Easred mbersd,
Improvements.
nay 5-a WILL. L. BOYD, Jr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

The Legal Profession, Magistrates, and others interested m
gar i'm mind that the UNION American is papers
authorized by law to publish the opinions of the supreme Court
OF an abstract Of the same, furnished by the Attorney General
Tor The State We publishing the opinions Of the Court
az It's recent session Jackson as rapidly they hand,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

The late attempt to injure our Firm has
shown that our Lotteries are drawn fair
lyS that our Prizes are paid punctualiy
and that our Schemes are more Liberal
an any other Lottery in the World!
The following Scheme will be drawn by SWAN Co., Mana
gers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery in each Of their Single Num-
Der Lotteries for August 1855 AUGUSTA, GEO. in public
under the superintendent Of Commissioners.
Glass 27 draws on
SATURDAY, AUGUST z, 1858.
Class IS draws on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IA, 1855.
Class 30 draws on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1858.
Glass so draws on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
FIVE THOUSAND POUR HUNDRED AND R1GHTY-FTvE PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

IFWeare authorized 60 announce Cen b. F. Crrr,7rr,, nc q
candidate for Mayorat haensanv election.
aug4-td
u We authorized announce Nngrs sry,rrr,v al.
candidate for Mayor at the ensuing auulcr election.
June g4Itd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

The Clarve feSostaR learns that the celebrated racing
stallion "Embassador" killed By lightning, Thursday
night the Goth u the plantation Of his owner Mr. CHGs n
MERRwETHEE, about miles from Clarsve. ambassador
the winner Of the great Alabama stake S9OOO in 1854
and his time is among the best on record.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07
LINDEN CEIANCERE COURT.
JULY RULES, 1858.

'"se, H. hTr Henderson W Horton, Samuel A. Sargen
MARY A. Sargent, and CHARACTERIZATION Bill.
a. notion o. compliments counsel. and appearing my
~ asloa Tat Henderson W. Horton, Samuel A. Sargent
ara . A. SARGENT defendants to the above entitled suit,
al -ll ' s state OF Tennessee. that the ordinary
'o' ,. l cannot he served them; it is therefore
" | llA anu Master that publication be made in the
on ana american Tor four successive weeks, commanding said
J.S 70 appear and plead demw to
'll at the next OF Chancery Court
linden to se nsa At the Court House, said Linden
Ihuay after ue nrst Monday in October next else the m will
be taken for confessed to them and the csDss set for
ex parte. 7 "a KTNPFR
jyl4-w4t-prs fee SO CisrE and Ms..s-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

Editors Union and american
In issue Of the 18th Of July noticed card signed
Citzens Of the Third Ward in which for the
Office Of Councilman. As would be impossible
ed to give that attention to the think
necessary beg leave most respectfully decline nOmna.
ton ErEH NrCpv,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

Persons desiring copy Of the Acts and Laws Of the late session
% oar Legislature have them forwarded to any point deg
Hae By sending to this Office the Of S2O0 they pro
cure e Public Acts alone, nicely bound by sending SlOO
Please send in your orders early day and be supplied.
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DIED

Near Wiliamport, Maury county, ols ut Mrs MARaA-
ar COLLINS wife of LYcURGC COLLINS, in the 24h year Of her
age.
On wednesday The astb, Mrs MARIA l. VAN sr,voREy wife
Of D. il. VAN SrAvoRIal, Of Columbia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

young named BLASKEsIP, who has been employed in
foundry in this city, got his feet badly burned days SINCE
de molten iron by getting Shoes He lying
in suffering condition at his fathers house eighth ward
We understand that two other similarly
time and place. but have not the particulars Of the acct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07
a BEAUTIFUL REsIDENCE ZOE Sale.

AT OFFER FOR SALE House and Lot in the town Of Tula
homa, being the formerly occupied by the late oioeI
Walker There acres Of ground attached to the preps
beautifully studded with Shade Trees. The buildings sre d
consisting Of large twotory Frame Dwelling. large rooms
and porch also dningro kitchen, we'll house, pantry ok
house and stables good rich Garden the houss The
site is beautiful elevation, aboGt 800 yards from the depot on
Rock creek There we'll Of good free water vv e7ve.
nient to the house, and In all Is pretty residence as can he
found anywhere Those wishing purchase address me al
IGlahoma or call on Mr. Jo B. Smith, at the Lincoln House.
1SSkd4H JOHN BAKER.
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New York Market.

New YoRK, Aug. 6.-COtton quiet; Flour closed
with an advancing tendency, Ohio 15a4 80, South
ern Red Wheat 3Oal 80 Southern white 40sI "A;
yellow Corn lal 05; Bacon firm; Sugar firm; Coffee
firm. .s-r... ...
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NOTICE.--Whereas the Legislature OF Tennessee at its
last session. passed Act making it theduty Of the yros
Sherf Of said State, open and hold election t
in their respective Counties in order to sense 81 ne
people as to Whethera convention shall be called 70 amend re-
Quimer Sheriff Of Campbell county do hereby give notice II The
Of said county, that WILL the Thursday n S
Der open and hold election the Faous precin ~
said county, for the purpose Of taking said vote. Given rs M
eI4-w2m Sheriff Oa7r,f.,1I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

Persons leaving the city for the summer months can have
the UNION AND AMERICAN mailed them any point and for
any required time by leaving their address at our c0unng-roO,
No. u North CherrE street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

The proprstors Of the Memphis appeal been elected
printer % lhe city Of Msmnls for Die ensuing year
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MARREEn.

On Tuesday July 18th, s5 by Elder Putnam Owens Elder
GEORGE W griffin, OF Columbia, formerly Virginia. and
Miss ELLA II. BAILEY Of Isle Wight county, Virginia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-07

The members Of the typographical Union intend to have
jubilee this evening Capitol HILL honor Of the successful
laying Of the Atlantic Telegraph Gable, and they cordially in
vite the citizens generally to units with them in this dcmonsa