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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14

SOMETHING NEW!
TEN YEARS CREDTT!I
Cheap Homes for the Masses.
ON Thursday ssth Of October on premises propose
to sell At pablo sale all the unsold lots In
Fairfield village.
This addition Immediately adjoining the corporation Of Nash
VILE Turnpike and contains Of the hand
soonest offered sale in that vicinity. The lots 70 be
sold are on the Lebanon Turnpike Nos s. 8 O. TO- 10, -
IS 10 IL IS H. 90 p - o. 81 . % On back street
lots Nos o. g. 81, s. S. So, So 81 So ST. So A. a. 81 e. H.
40, 80, b. 81, %, % and a.
Also,
Several lots containing from to 5 acres
Terms are unusually Liberal. Where the
amount Of purchase thousand dollars upwards, credit
Of ten years given the whole Of the purchase money
interest being promptly paid semi annually On under
thousand dollars credit Of and three years for
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest and sn retained
Sale 20 commence 10 o'clock A NJ Omnibusses COLLATION.,
&c. A. v 5. LIND LEY.
oet7-td +. r. GLAsCocE, Auctoneer.
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LgI *
RICH IMPORTED HEAD DRESSES
Paris Flowers, Plumes,
HOOPS, SKIRTS AND CLOAKS.
ENTE would respectfully inform lady friends ald country
rich A nery Goois and fine assortment Of every yeoi col
oTd straw Ghnie English straw B7Hnei Colored FLATS Misses
Equestrian Hats &c Likewise magnificent stock Of Paris Head
Dresses and ornamental Head Ornaus Hair Pins
importation Paris Flowers for Balls ana
Bounets, Rich Plumes every style the attest style Of
Bonnet and sash Ribbons making stock larger and
Our regular opening day viii be for Fall and Winter Bounes
the llth Of Ucoser- Our stock VIII dazzng
eereh and beautiful ever opened est and prices lower than
sold az Nashville.
Wboes1I5 an ~ Ia ~ i-,,--- ~ ~. 5 Il T. 1-,Ly
the is q December So look cut for bargains for cash, without
We respectfully solicit the country Merchants and lhIners to
Patron Bonnets and Millinery goods Our prices shall be
low as small e Of Goods purchased at View iog<
State Bank Oct. d. ls5s-l E WISE, Agent
Al. DUNCAN a CO.,
HAVE in store large and oOmplss Stock Of Winter
= Blankets FIanneis, Lnssys. shaHs, &c;
Muslin PeLangs, C4shWsres Norin9e5, Alpaca SCI
English, French, and German Msriuoes;
scotch English and American Prints AMI Robes
Hosiery, Gloves etc, etc
Also,
Really Made Clothing, large stock, consisting Heavy and
Fine Goats, Pants and Vests great variety Of goods GEN.
temena wear Our oe Is arg and complete for The winter
octIO No. 20, Public SQUARE
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
TEVIE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed Administrator, with
n0tfe all parties owing said come forward and make
PAYMENT and all having claims ains; said estate ae them
octlO-lm WM PYBUs,
Administrator, with VII aanszsi.
state Fair.
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"a" f'olloi % "hian 'l5 beg 70 invite tie notice Of De
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Besanquet and Fulla prts, S vols.
Feefe Williams X ols-
Taunton 5 heportsl
Powders Reports, 2vos,
Hovenden on fraud, 2 vols
Browne on the statute Of fraud u vols.
Douglass Reports : vols
Dyers reports, 8 vols
Freeman 5 ChanceTy Reports vols
starkie's Criminal Pleading.
PRESIDENTS in Chancery-
CanpbeiIs Reports 4 vols
Atkyn's Reports vols
sakelds Reports, vols.
LORD Ialoots Gases in Equity
1aloots Chaneery Practice.
DAnlsl OnAnosry Practices , vols.
wines Reports, lvol.
Hammond on Easements.
C@Sss p 14uy Abridged, vols
vernon 8 reports vols
bfo"h Ci-Anesfy Reports 4 vols.
flat' on leases : vols
9ns-s ana li1i'aaI mississippi Reports vols. 5,
ana D.
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Suslulan : 'lssiss'ppi reports
Ueo'se 'i'7ssppi AepoIls-
Rents Commentary new edition.
NfeenieAi on evidence 8 vols
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do on sales
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Angelon Tie Law Of Highways.
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billiard on Mortgages.
Deans Medical JurisPrndence-
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Bishop on Marriage andDivorce;
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II
Nashville Late Of sheibyvile
EWING & SPERRY,
Wholesale GrOcers, Forwarding and COM
mission Merchants,
DEALERS
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO, AND ALL
KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Southeast Corner Church and College Stss,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
MTE are now receiving and have in general
wv Groceries, Wines and Liquors Our stock consists in part
Of the following articles:
$50 bags Ba itimOre COdeei
% - "Old Government" Java, do;
S bbs. powdered and Crushed Sugar;
$50 boxes Virginia and Tennessee Tobacco;
5000 Imported and Domestic Cigars;
49,, 90 G. D. Caps;
$50 boxes fine Crackers;
S pkgs Imported Bandies and Wines;
Sc baskets Champagne
50 bbls Pine Apple and Peach Brandy;
10 Sardines;
$50 doz Painted Buckets,
81 nests Tubs;
100 gross Matches;
Together with the usual variety Of goods kept in line to
which invite the attention Of city and country dealers
EWING & SPERRY,
Productive pay the highest price in Cash for
Bacon Lard, Dried Fruit Feathers and BeesWax.
tlS E.&S.
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4" Our union Of lakes and union Of lands,
Our union Of States, none shall sever
Our union Of hearts and union Of hands,
And the Flag Of cur Union for ever
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.--Nowin store alarre
and complete stock Of Drugs and Chemicals, such as Ou
nine Morphine Opium Iodde Potash Chorae Potash Nitrate
silver Croton on Iodine, Cadmium Oxide Silver Metallic ron
sequik Vseranate Ammonia Hypotho ph Iron
and Soda, &C.
Cash buyers and to their interest to call and examine
prices, &c, before making their purchases
A. STRETCH.
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ERir Week.

OUR Friends and Patrons will find exhibition at setehs
" Drug Store, College and Union streets the largest
and Of Surgical and Dental Instruments
brought this city Our attention particularly directed
Of Pocket Case Of Instruments for PHYSICIANS
made after the style Of Prof. Dugas. lOctl2-d5t
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
'. r. BERRY a CO.
Law nOOKsELLERs.

Have just received ans collection Of English and As,
Law PubeatoHs to which they BEG to invite tie notice Or ~.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Wilson County.
Personally appeared S. 7.
son, Cashier Of the Bank Of
B DRAKE, an acting Justice
above is a true statement Of
lst 1858.
ELIJAH B. DRAKE, J. P.
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CO-Partnership Notice

CO-PartneFShiP Notice.
HAVE this day associated 10 business with John K Gke
and Edward P Edwards the business will hereafter be
conducted under the style Of Edwards, Gkerson Co.
JO EDWARDS.
10. EDWARDS. }. K. sILKEsoS. E.P EDWARDS.
EDWARDS, GILKESON q CO.,
Successors to JO EdwsrdsO
Wholesale GrOcers, Commission Merchants
Dealers in Fine Brandies, Wines,
CIGARS, &c;,
Corner College and Church Streets.
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-14

TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR BIO HME q CO.,
Have Just opened at their stand
No. 2 Union street,
A complete stock Of Pail and Winter
COMPRISING full OF plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons, Gallons, PRINCES Bugle Gimp, Grape Trimmings,
Belts, Buttons Bras Bugie Buttons, &C. &c al OF which
entirely and the best that could be got in the Eastern Markets
Our stock Of:
TePhin merinO and shetland Wool,
Embroidered Brads and Silks Crochet Embroidery and spool
Cotons well any other material for Knitting Netting En-
broidery and Crochet Work scOmpee and larger in variety
quantity than We also continue to manufacture
Fringes, TasseIs, Buttons COrsds, &c,
To order as usual and will y to suit all and everybody
The Washington union., 1858-03-12
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o + FICIAL.
TafAspuy DEpARrMEsr,

a-t TRE,spny DEpARrMESr
February H. 1858.
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals viii b. received
at this department until the fifteenth day lyoxo
issue Of portion, the Whole FIVE millions o dollars
notes exchange far gold Of e United States deposited with the
treasurer Of the United states the Of Me nt at Phadel
pa the treasurer Of the Rrawh n al New Orleans tho
easuers Boston, New York Charleston 81 Louis, within
days from The acceptance Of such proposals. under the authority the
act Of Congress entitled authorize the of treasury
notes approved Esd December, 1857
The treasury viii be Issued upon receipt here of
depote those
States they will be payable
bidders shall make such exchange
exceeding por ocn per annu will carry
Of the certificate Of such dopostc
The proposals tho Of without
other bids other
than fourth half three fourts Of Five
the amount proposed to be exchanged must be deposit
ed with Of the treasury officers above enumerated whose ceh
of such depotc each proposal zndy
ts fuldment the proposal not accey. immediate directions
given reiys sup e9slie Should the proposals be
from the the Congress
will bo considered.
All proposals under this notice must be scaled and Inscribed the
outside Proposals Treasury They opened I ,hs
department II O'Clock, said fifteenth day q, March
HOWELL COBB
Secretary Of the Treasury.
SEQ ,2-dg Intel &snrl
The Washington union., 1858-03-12
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHlKGTON
WOlfe,s Nanie0am Aromatic SChMappS.

proprietor begs call attention Of strangers
citizens OF Washington TO superior article Of Holland which
he introduced American public under the Woe She
dam Aromatic Scbnapps,
This gin manufactured by the proprer exclusively at his disu
cry schiedam Holland ,sde the best barley that
procured Earpo at and Favored ana meesd not by
the harsh berry but by the choice botanical variety
the aromatic Italian jumper berry whose dis
TILED and roched with its spriuon solvent aud bu becomes
cenated ,nctue exquisite favor altogether
lis cordial aud medicinal properties any alcoholic beverage
heretotcga known.
The proprietor has submitted 10 nearly the whole medical faculty
the United States and has about thou
sand ply and chemists who endorse their signatures
a a desirable addition TO the ua,eria meiica.
who purchase should be genuine article
whole country flooded limitations
Put and pint bottles in each and for
sale by all tho respectable druggists United States
UDoIpno WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Depot No. % Beaver street, New York.
Jqnir
The Washington union., 1858-03-12

The members of the Baltimore Corn and Flour hA
change have determined by very large majority toes'
general exchange building the property onfrc
by Col Kane The American says that ''ths action upon
the part of the Corn and Flour Exchange will unite al
the commercial interests of the city in enterprise tha'
will provide merchants with exchange building
commemorate with their needs aud ornament to ba'
more.
The Washington union., 1858-03-12
Dec Ia-dan,Ir
NNuIRTY- NINTH AL.MENT--No in store,
tho hry ninth nstaent Of eelehrAtel NaaseMne cot

HNHIRTY NINTH INSTALMENT--Now in store,
the thirty celebrated Gaiscwiic cot
cases "adics' oottonr
cases "cyerlas,ing shuting cotton"
the goods produced THIS country zach
them guarantee Of their
passing excellence
them Cor the benefit OF strangers and non residents
Of shring and shcctng cotons, nco
ding American twist.n
200 plaid canbrs aud briant with all other
kinds Of white goods.
New supplies from the North and East daily
one price only marked IN plain heufes.
o bills must be paid prior 10 beginning
An bills monthly cash; will not
accountable We nncxbe in this rule
articles prices and fair dealing be relied on Ia all
FERRY X BROTHER,
Central sores,'' building
March o--l0tdh Market
The Washington union., 1858-03-12
SEQ ds
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington. March y. lS1s

washington, Mtfch v, lo3s
Information has been received at this department from G. Feu
the Uniod States consul a Bordeaux Of the death that
place Columbus fcnwck United States,
past a Mar lI3uf
The Washington union., 1858-03-12

4 CARD.--A Large and Comfortable ROOM with
"A aud gas, for rent Inquire Of
WALL, STEPHENS, & co,
rch l1-et No 322 Penn avenue, OH and 10Th.
The Washington union., 1858-03-12

BY Mr. LANDIi petition numcrOuy signed by merchants
and citizens OF fadea praying Congress- enter into contract
with Thomas Rah for the mails the United
between Philadelphia and Brazil referred the
Post Office and Post Roads. Mt
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Gas'Au legal advertisements will bs charged
by the square. .a
ES@ Twenty-Five per cent. additional will be
charged on the prices of advertising and job
work if not paid in advance.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1910,
7 INCORPORATED by the Legislature ofPenn-
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BOARD OF T.usTEBs:
His Excelency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN.
President of the United States.
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.vg.sIANKEE S,ARAR-NADE.

- NJ sAAusL slooCa, OF 'sl.is aus.
I'm sitting on the. s,ile Mary,
Sitting on The stie.
81 Ruthc bull dog In the front yard
Keeps barking all the while.
Why don't you tell ycur pa, Nary,
"a sOr j ohm if he's about Ssss
r, ask ol,; Sammy Slocrm in,
Aud make the deg get eoul
~ Now I'm sitting on the fence, Mary,
So. Before the kitchen door, 4
- But the pesky ugly bail dog ~er
s@zzss Barks louder than before; .-r.e
ss.s@ And thought saw shadow, Mary,
So =. A shadow slim and tail, ,@...E d
sass All arms aud legs, like Esuben Brown
sssss q Against tke white washed wall. ..
If that is Iesnben's shadow, Mary,
.@E f}} lfthat was Reuben's shade, t<
- Twill bring the 'spepsy back on me, ,~
sss I'm very much aft aid. .
EkSgaa0h. why this cruel treatment, s
10 Way Keep me iii suspense, >ya a ...
= Way don't YOU make that dog git eout,
- 80 Aad let me of the fence?
- I've got a. keow and calf, Mary,
81 see Tue calf is three weeks old, .,.
A score of pretty sheep, too, -,a
As ever fed IN fold; r-'
- And daddy told me yesterday,
-ass sssss When Dapple had a cot,
wE Adis'dIet. me have it sure,-- ass,
sSs ~ u7 Aint that Reub Brown dot.
As1s And mammy's knitting stockings. now,
Az'sf =. To buy cotton web.
.,xss 4ff0ne half the sheets are to be mine,
Oae half for sister Deb; ,-s
-.---- TApd lnarnlpy Says whichever one ss
Frst britigs apartuershum,
Shall have the pdhXin blossom quilt
,s..r,sas ssa-.., Say Mary won't leu come? 10
lsss r s.n Gee wii,iseass yeu'a ought to-see
81 ,sos, The rooster and the hen re go.
ssss That sUucle Peleg Shakleford
ses'sssi Sent me by cousin Ben;
80 80 = guess he wakes the folks around
When he gins out to crow .
RNI he was hereto blow his horn, >
s&i - rs He'd bring yeu out. know.
s!JonBa. Mary, If you won't have me.
ss~sss asss And viii have MIR. Brown,
- guess as how there's other gals
sg,.. sta.ss That's wide awake in town,
But one thing yoa had ought to know
ahx Before / turn my back,
ssa That is, that Prudence Pattingale
Gin your Rsa5 Brosoa the sack
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appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohio administrator of the estate of
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