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JOSIAII a. B. MUSE e a, as MUSE 81 al.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BAL
IL TlMORE CITY, SITTING IN EQUITY Sept 10TH
that the sale made and reported by Robt L.
Garrtson Trustee for the sale of certain real in this
cause be ratified and confirmed unless to the con-
tary be shewn before the 4 day October next
Provided copy of this order be published week for
three before the goth Oct some daily
newspaper printed and published in this city The report
states the amount of sales to he $40
GEO. f. SANGSTON, Clerk.
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ITO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN

TENO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
4 MERCHANTS.
sc IT 4 Ell Err 4 LONELY,
NO. HANOTER STREET, BAIT,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
HARD WARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS
Importing foreign goods direct, and obtaining
American Hardware from the best manufacturers cash
We offer to country merchants stock, which, in quality
and price will compare favoraby with similar stocks in
any of the Atlantic cities An examination is soil
cited. iy19 If
<zt4~g1s EXCELSIOR!
- Yt-PI CHICKERING' PIANOS.
Il Z j i The subscriber, sole agent in Baltimore
for the celebrated CiCKERING PIANOS, will
y keep hand and be in regular receipt of these superb
instruments which for quality of tone elegance of style
superior finish and durability, Thalberg says-are Jey0ad
comparison the best IN AlaericG. Also, MUSIC, and
STOOLS, &c. Second hand Pianos, from $50 to $780,
MELODEONS, &c. ]. 7. STOnDARD,
No. / S. Calvert street.
The following testimony from $. THALDERG, to the
quality of these instruments. abundantly commcnds
them:-"l consider the CHICKERING X SONS PIANOS
far bcyofd comparison, the BEST have ever seen in
America" : Il have much pleasure in certify
ing that there superior Instruments in Earope y
Addressed to J. SIEGLING son, Charleston, S c AID
" IAfISl Richmond, Va au2S
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TNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that the sub
\ scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore city, letters testamcntary on the estate of
ELLEN b. MCMECHEN, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
or before the LIST day of April R59 they otherwise by
law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate All per-
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of September 1885,
s16-1aM4W. RICH pi ANTS E,r
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Sbipptng.

=1tH4 FOR BUENOS AYRES.-The
NzE{}at3zsM Al packet Bark "PALADIN,n Capt. J. G.
--ssss - Wilson, will have despatch For passage,
having superior state-rOom accommodations, appytO
C. MORTON STEWART,
eoo1r Sout ST
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3ACHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
(Es=5E5; ]. B. CHARRON & CO., AGENTS
Sz7sss@aEs FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRANCE,
Have just received and Offer for sale very superior C0GNAC
BRANDlES, vintage1Sl Charron Pcre ct fills Brand En-
lie Belmont & Co. Cognac Brandies, various vintages
bordeaux Caret Wines from low to finest grades; Bur
gundy Wines from Medium to very best grades produced
in France; superior White Wines; Champagne Wine,
various brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH Wits
KEYS Of prime qualities
The above will be sold United States Bonded Ware
house or duty paid.
Also, on consignment, 10 bbs. very old and prime
Monongahela Rye Whskeys 10 bbls very old copper dis
Tiled Bourbon Whiskeys; 200 bbls. fine medium grades
Bourbon and Rye Whskeys, to which invite the
ton OF those in want of pure liquors. Office No 134 LON
BAKD STREET, ) doors east of Hanover. aD5-tf
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GPlCES -SPICES-SPICES.
~ PEPPER-S0O bags prime Sumatra.
PIMENTO-600 bags prime Jamaica.
CASSIA-2.500 mats and cases Canton.
GINGER-2O0 bags East India.
LOVES-100 bales Zanzibar
NUTMEGS-5O0O lbs. Penang and Govt No l.
MACE-2,500 lbs. Government No. l.
Also, full assortment of GROUND SPICES MUS
TAD &C. for sale to the wholesale trade of this city the
South, and West at prices and time any other
house in the Union. W. II. CRAWFORD & co,
Proprietors Phoenix Spice Mills,
a19 62 South street.
GULTANA RAISINS-l00 Drums prime,
Clanding and for sale by EDWD. l.. PALMER,
au31-tf 4 Bowy's Wharf
ct. JOHN ALEWIVES-l 900 bbls. in
~ store and to arrive. For sale at lowest rates by
CURTIS & POST,
jy12-tf 43 South and Al Pratt street
SQUARE AND HEXAGON NUTS,
- WASHERS and CLINCH RINGS.-AH sizes con-
stantly hand Also SHIP SCRAPERS and SHIP
AUGERS for sale by DUGAN & JENKINS,
jy10-tf No. 81 South Charles street.
CHERRY WINES-From Messrs. Vinda
~ de X Harmony Co, Cadz, consisting of their TIA
BILE WINE, TOPAZ, OLOROSA, PAGARETTA, &c, for
sale from store and bonded warehouse.
P. TEIRNAN & SON,
Importers,
je16 IL North Charles street
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F1HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
4 the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore City, letters of administration on
the estate of DAVID T. ASPRII., deceased -
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, to Lloyd W. Williams her
attorney, at his Office, of Charles and Fayette
streets, before the Goth day of March next;
they may otherwise, by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted said estate
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 23d day Of September 1858.
4
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229 BALTIMORE STREET
VIII receive MONDAY, 18th instant, an invoice
WALKING CAN Els, made from the Atlantic TELEGRAPH
Submarine Cable, neatly mounted silver. For sale
the trade at retail
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Commission gtlerfbants.

..-.u HENRY A. RoDEwALD.
CUNTHFR g. RODEWALD,
DR. cFNrpM COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
IoD-i'0 90 LOMBARD STREET
One door West of Exchange Place, Baltimore Nd
s24 If
ID II. ATWELL e. CO, ,,rncu vr,
ASs eS SorrH STREET, (BowLYs WIFI
BALTIMORE.
" SCHLUETER s. CO.,
II COMMISSION MERCHANTS
A<' AND IMPORTERS
GHH' No 81 W. LOMBARD STREET,
Onposite the Farmers and Merchants Bank,
Baltimore.
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grQal aOtitts.

NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
l Y claims against THE FEDERAL HILL STEAM
FERRY COMPANY, hereby notified to present their
accounts duly authenticated to the subscriber be
fore the 9Th day of OCTOBER next, preparatory to adj
justment of their claims, which by deed of trust to the
undersigned to be paid the creditors far the
proceeds of sale Of the property will satisfy said claims
The stockholders also notified present their certi
Gates of stock before the 18th OCTOBER next
BILE the undersigned to make final division of the
if any surplus shall remain after paying the legal
claims against the Company.
S25 cost. JOHN W. RANDOLPH Trustee.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

into another spasm Of delight over that of their
friend and ally from Tennessee.
When this speech Is irankcd TO the million in The
North rs all evidence Of the crumbling of the slave
Power" let 1t also be remembered that John Bell IA
rcpudtagd by the State which he now misrcprcscnt4
in the Federal senate.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

Lucinda +. Chapman ct al. appellants, vs.. Thomas
Chapman. seventh District Court Of East Fclicana
Judgment affirmed.
Mary Broadaway, ct ais. appellants, VS.. Wesley
Cleveland and Isaac Feps. Judgment affirmed.
Hobart G. Dickson vs. J. NJ Bell, Syndic of the
insolycut estate of John NJ Bell, appellant. Judg-
ment affirmed
lythell Haynes, Liqnidator, appellant, vs. A. D.
Palmer. Judgment affirmed.
Bythell Haynes, Liquidator, appellant vs. Isaac
Wall and wife. Judgment reversed
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

~" The Memphis Appeal announces the fact that
on the lst of June, Memphis will be connected in
direct line by railroad with the Eastern cities The
Charleston railroad connects that city with the South
crn Atlantic, and the East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad will place her in communication with the
Northern Atlantic cities
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

STEP BAcK..A year or two ago, the Ohio Le-
gisature, in pLrcmy of AntisIaveryism, passed a
law refusing the ails of the State for the conlne-
mcnt of fugitive slaves arrested bp their masters It's
object was to prevent the rendition of runaway ne
groes to their owners Recently, this law was re-
pealed by both Houses of the present Democratic
Legislature,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

~" The prayer meetings still continue 10 absorb
public attention. They are attended by all kinds Of
people, and all sorts Of petitions daily offered.
Some Of these, says the Baltimore American are ridi-
culous in themselves, and ont Of place in public
assembly of this kind and the danger is that If per-
miued to do 50, lljudging and ill-reasoning people
will bring these assemblies into discredt Thus we
hear Of requests for prayers to convert the President
prayers offered to turn some public character from
his sinful ways-and in New York, on Friday re-
quest was made to pray that fugitive slave might
permanently escape. In promiscuous assemblies like,
these prayer meetings. topics moral or political,
which are subject Of controversy in the public mind
and honest differences Of opinion entertained in re-
gard to them, are entirely y out Of place, and ought
not tobe permitted to be introduced.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

OVERFLOW IN ARKANsAs,-By tclcgraphic dispat-
ches of the Sd inst, learn that the river towns Of
Napoleon and Prcntiss have been Inundated in con
sequence of the heghh to which the river has risen
The lcyees below Napoleon are reported to have
given way, thereby causing the whole adjacent
try to be submerged.
The river is now as high, within few inches, as ii
has ever been known at points between New Orleans
and Memphis, Opposite Vicksburg it has risen eight
inches within the last twelve hours
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

'7i1- In view of all the signs Of the political hori-
zon. we may expect TO hear of important movements
in the Southern States and II il among The people
that we expect TO hear Of their being made Already
has tic question been mootcd rs to the propr'cty Of
calling meeting Of The State Rights Democracy oi
this Parish, with view TO their organization and lu-
turc co-acton III reference to the dangers which
threaten and menace the Southern States.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10
LECTURES on TEMPERANCE.

II. r. LEWIS. will lecture in the VI. f. Church. IN
this place on Monday aud Tuesday evenings neNl. ut
Il O'Clock. The people generally, and the ladies'
pnrtirulallv, are invited TO attend.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10
TIE ABOLITION PROGRAMME AuTIlORlTA-
IlNE.lN ANNNI NCEn


Under This caption. the Crescent publishes an able
article, which invite our readers carefully to pc.
rusc and thoughtluly TO consider.
"Our readers are already ndycrd that Senator
Seward has tfumphantly declared that the victory
o the North over the south il complete. and that u
reconstruction Of the Supreme Court Of the United
State. Is absolutely essential: that Senator Wade, of
Ohio had stated that. under circumstances, II he
could prevent il. should another slave State ever
come into the eonlcdcracy that Senator'S Foot Hale
Simmons, Wilson and others have repeated the same
Infamous sentiment.
Let u~ glance at the declarations Of few of the
leaders Of the House, 50 that We may properly apprc-
catc The present and duly estimate the future. Mr..
farn-wurlh. Of Illinois, sa.d SO help me God,
other lave state shall never enter the Union y my
vote said Mr.. Gddng-. Of Ohio: II will never
consent that Ohio shall associate With another slave
state" said Mr. Gnghnn, Of the same state: II
will not vote for the admission Of slave state
uiuly nut." SAID Mr. tollaX. of Indiana II would
not vote for the admission Of Kansas if the whole
people cane here with slave cOnstution.' And
N -uid. IN substance, Mr. Waldrou VI Michigan and
Mr. Morse, Of Ncw loh aud many leading Black
Republican, of thr iOar. whp with the aid If tbu.
lhaaizsd Northern Democrats. unlnr-ionably con-
ro Tue popular branch or tn National Legislature.
M, much IN wav or preliminary In order tia,
acre may b. 10 misunderstanding on tie part Of thr
pnHlr MN l,r III" programme alluded ID ii the
caption of th- article, The Sew York Evening
tu.t Il oln uf the .inl ana Hu. influential Of the
Irca-uil journals u, lhr North. Ihe Tribune IL,.
morp weight with The ignorant ralhlr-he cunailso
thoir elite. anl villages Int the Post crc,latas
largely among the wealthy. and The sorallcd rcli.
uiou. classes ma Il ree,r,ls, hy ilrlu n. nm unf,
iu,. oracle H. therefor. Inns ~ n,,rr nlil anna ,n,,
,,Hcrtly more d,po.r,,l irtl,,r,e ,,,.,. IL. ,t
cl. ,;rIl .,,or NJ, IIu,,. ,,ln ,lol,r. nr ,h.,,.
blr lf,t !,,to+acr tr,. 'rrrlr,ro's c,,,,,l,tf,n.
n, tI,.I I,,.t ~ it,.o,ilrr ,rG,l ~ f,,-o,,f,
progrunnn of int,.rc prrr. d. l.- an tl, n.r or m,
lurh Erubltcan-. anil,gi...,,,ciy promul .ated r.,
tWgiuutt. r.etaY.au. ..t..Y!ul ,Illrrn poo
pl.:
Wr rNp 2. to laY.atlar E.mtlrn majority Ii
N. lioa@. "' X Irn h.au' N IA a"\t lonmc,,
J" xxx ,,i" ~ t'rt ..'' ,'.i r'''
uiauv ra. .tau. lYr,..t.,Y,t.rir, iY IN. s.n,,,.
HI tsa.t u NJ &-tl ..o5 -rr-. $50 Nlie willml.
N lIf f. o. Fff ttytft
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

~" The slidcll press of ili- state, cooperating
with Know Nothing organs are attempting to raise
an uniayorable feeling among the masses in relation
to the African Apprentice Scheme Their attempt
is yapid their promptcrs chance Of obtaining
nomination for The Presidency.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10
CONGRESSIONAL


Mr. Biglcr's memorial from Amos Nell'lhl' hSh"S
fer protection against Telegraph companies compel
tna with The Morse patent was referred to the JHd
ciary committee.
Tic Army bill was debated at length and passed
yeas, II; nays, 81. -,
WNHtNGToS. April ].
lIotsE.- Mr.. MONTGOMERY offered the trllienh'h
Iht,flr for The Senate Kansas bill af 0n amendment
thereto (.rum the Auti-Lccumpton Democratic con
tcroncrl proposing to admit Kansas and r. ler ih"
Lccumpon constitution 10 Il vote ol the propir. ana
If rejected by them, y convention to be called 10
frame a urW constitution.
This entities Kansas to one representative III he
House ill the next federal census.
Mongomcry's substitute was adopted yeas, l2o !;
nays, il2
The hl thus amended passed by the same vote, vote,
W,snINdfoN. ApHl ?.
The senate has disagreed with the House amend
mpnl to tlc kansas bill (Nr. Crttcnden's erred by
Mr.. Montgomery by y votes to %
Before The Army bil passed tile Senate, 1t was
amended by reducing the quota irem four regiments
to two regiments Of volunteers.
The House j. discussing tn" ltoh Expedition.
Mr. taruhcrs j. Sick being the only member absent
when the vote was takcn on III. Kansas bill
WAsnlNGrov, tprI J.
SEN,rE.-.\ resolution asking the President for u
copy Of hi. instructions to Reed, our commissioner
10 China.
Brown. bll 70 provide our hundred night police
ii Washington was debated and passed.
Douglas reported q bill for the admission oI Orc
con.
lI,r.r Resolution. ,ynro o,lnntnd n.l,fu, the S..
crctufy ol war tor fin accounts respecting All con
tracts Tor supplies in lhe inh 'Np'uluoh
', = ',.,nm , inIin,,
ordered by nny Irc,ou- Congress.
The iion." coucnrrrd ly i majority IN @II "t y!
HeNlH aih.ndn. ~ !" wv rn'oh'.rr 'l 'N'''a Y
Of a mount Il regiment lar the defence Of rcNus and
wo regiments for The protection ana supply oI rmi
Ef'h' 'f'Ih.. n ,.nr
In ftn sep,ic to.In,. Mr. SIiJcI nynInInoi llai he
bad ordered tn rlcrk H. hccoutruaod W. halu iigh
Iio lrlal ~" hara' hIl irnh hr ii"U,r h'il s'H"
'"' ~ Wy wy X i'i 's".'', y = N.o"" - ~ ~ ",' XXI i,
,untion M. m,dn a. 4cnI ma bill M thr House h
was rejected by majority Of two
r"Us'Ineu'H At' hil&ht M'Nvd !" r.eoa.'"F Wy
MIN ,bn .dn,i,',,ur ,;,iIt.n,,. ,,,,,,I
nri.t IL The bill.
S&@rrlE BEl', o. T,.S>G-sGE.-Ihr Sew Orleans
p"iM tln' d'.po. or l gentleman IS late rNurt IN
th. hilcd states >rlu''. upon the Kansas M ,.ah /.
INe 'I"erA " ME CFt''"drn Oh W. I.e"UN"a
c'ritll"h' ~ t"p 'h'a-- iWthsh cA'" Il" NNh..
"'"'a ~ 'Ht camp oi 'h' "'''N N.I"'e''' a'' @''
'".i~" wv P.'N'''5 "''H @F""'"' ''''' ''""''. .'
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

~" The Seventh District Court commenced it, re-
gular Jury term, Monday last, the Hon. CYHrS
EArrFF. presiding The docket is large and the sos
sion will ho q nrOtrncted one.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

FLORIDA lNpiANsThe Montgomery (Ala.) Conrc.
deration learns from the efficient and energetic agent
Of the Creek lndians. Col. YIN. ii. Garrett Who
passed through Montgomery few days ago, that
Billy Bowlcgs and his warriors--abou hry or SIXTY
in nunbcr-hayc all agreed to remove ard lhat sam
Jones and his party. only some forty in number, being
the remainder Of the tribe, will in Al probability
consent to cmigrate, also
The price agreed upon is some 81 600 to The chiefs,
500 to the warriors each, and 80 for the s1iaws
less than the amount offered for their capture by the
Government
This method, says the Confederation, mitch more
humane. and Ear more expeditions than urging pet
ty war upon handful Of savagcs at double the eX-
pcnse, and of intcrminablc duration. For year or
more The Government has been Offering $500 for The
capture Of each warrior and 80 for each squaw.
and up to the present time but one had been taken
The negotiation pr their emigration was conducted
by Colonel Garrett in person. ard great credit is due
him for the ability and judgment displayed III iii,
delicate besiness.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

-" The Kansas Bill US amended by the House. !
still before the senate. See telcprahic consrcssona
reports.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

zsfe~ We have received the American reprint oI
Elackwood for March.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

TmE KANSAS QUESTION. We have received an art.
cc on this question. which will appear In our neNt.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

PRACTICE AGAINST THEORY. Connecticut n well
New York. is doing lively business in the slave
tradc. on the coast of Africa. \ recent letter from
on board tie United state. steamer Powhatan. at St
Helena. states that Connecticut barqlc having on
board coo slaves, had been captured by British
brig. Thus. says the States. while the ire-cacrs Of
New Orleans and Charleston are only threatening 70
revive Tie Slave trade tie Yankees. 1T Tire North ana
East, have got ahead Of them, and rcyiyimg il in
toct. The revival At the South is only on papers that
at the North il actually in practice.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

The VANITY OF RGuIEs.-The most noticeable item
OF the last California news is the murder of his wife
and three children, and subsequent suicide by Mi
chael brennan, President of the Mount Hope Mining
Company Mr. Brennan was by far the richest man
in California whose property counted high up in the
millions Of dollars
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-04-10

The DESKS OF CoNGREss--The desks in Congress
are one great cause of long speeches. prOracted
foraby in their seats read papers, write letters frank
documents and adjourn. In the British Parliament
there are no such conveniences The members go TO
the House to attend to their parliamentary duties:
men who have nothing to say are not allowed to
speak, and those who have anything TO say are u
lowed TO speak only to the purpose
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-27
Central Ohio
AND
baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
KCNNING TIMk BETWEEN COLUMBUS. OHIO Avn
BALTlMGkt, % HDUkSI
ZAElfLnTLE nEI L. IL Ertf 1fEruOTrHrrr

kgENING TIMk BETWEkN COLUMBUS, ORIO Agp
BALTlMGkt, % HDUkSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI
~TNlk ONLY ROurE By Whica through t,crs,s h Wsrb
4 ugton ean be procured 70 which point ss Ws a. %
incre Il IS ihs Shortest most ereci ana IN ever re-
speet ne most fslbls route Is Is ths only rous b. %
purchasers OF Ihr0ngh IoEgs % Sew or are euabef
- reach The cities balnRoTs Phiadslphm sad Rs-
toIA5 g. ne cos q 4eEs1 20 New 4ork oBy E1us
Aolng Business Men ana 1Telsrs Tor pleasure or n1r-
NATION 70 Tsli four Of he principal Gtssln ne union or
SIS cost Than can be aHOraso b any 0iher route
Ana It % The only route By which Through Tickets an
5s had 10 Richmond, NORFOLK Winchester Ersdsrekshurg
aud Petersburg, Va, Charleston, savannah Mac5n A.
Gnias Augusta, BsTEsy springs and Bsdl0rd sprngs
Fasssnger5 from NASHVILLE axe ataEs Cosohas d
CGrtef Thomas, 5teamers on the Gumbsrand rlVar
o L0glsTILLH cOnnseaHg tasrs WIN me Uaiied Stsis
4all steamers 70 UlnCruGf Or with the JedersouVfir
aarOad " Indianapolis, ind make direct connseon ~
columbus, Ohlo Wan the Central OhI0 air8ad % Whss.
og1 whence close connection win me Baltimore and uho
alaa1Oad ls made 70 Washington City barmors Phi,.
1siPhis and New York.
~ Passengers nolding Through Tickets rom Nam
pms are transferred 81 Gallo y cars Of The Inoa
central hailrosd, iron thence passing through Tsrrs
nalLe Indianapolis, Dayton and 2snla Cormbua Tnrss
DaLy Trans leave Columbus, e. ~ A H. $50 r. K and
IE r. n
ns oyOHs AH5rding through IIeksts 70 a. TIE asisru
dEes lne sane CHARGED By other routes b $50
EOrE 0 il is also the shorIss mOs speedy nd dlrsct
o All the leading polnts EasI Ihs distance nan
allies shorter ~ New OrE lnal By any rus hsr1
re less changes OF b. rOus and eonssausnt1
sss d9iennOn, than ~ any other
80 The r0ad Is osllastsa with broken Htons and IL
sndrely tree nom dust.
k0rIdrthsri information, please applytO D. u. RUNBEY
agent, Nashville, Tenn.
R9T 4Afoesn tleEols appy IN L0u1Fs e. she 0ts8 Of
-ae u = Mall steamers OF q NC jsnsrs0uTs karund
~nee, Aaln sTesh Nh 8. HOOE3lDE,
Mastsl TransporEatlon b. & b. 4
JOHN n. shAAf' General Hsstsrn Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-27
HIGHLANDER

THIS very Superior auu ismous horse Is located a
L for the season Of 1853, al my isrm, adjoining d
Nashville. Mares will be received from iOJh OF Il ~
March OtOh july at $50 eacn and the groom
10Th July in al Of failure they may era
year.
HIGHLANDER was bred BY Thos Taylor OF S. C. in 49,
he get by Glencoe mp, his dam CasIsne winner
all distances, 0y Monarch, mps &C, MS pedigree fill,
aud fashionable, and ike tne horse himself
adm ration most critical observers.
hlGHLANDEG is rich cnestnut, OF excellent eOnstitu
ton and tempe measuring 70 hERds In height, AID
usual ength and Of frame, plvd surp8ss
ing beauty d form and action As hOise High
landeTs reputation throughout the Union was,
TINE hardly equaed, avIpg beaten m The best sle all Of
mis- many e9mpeutOrs in sOuh Carolina and Georgia. until
about I've years Old he sold for sic co., and
went form other formidable rivals wherever
! 70 be found.
In this extremely trying career, Highlander gaiRsd
large share Of success ever attended horse
under ike cireumstanees-cOnsISnty travelling and
ming all distances Is he did, Hheher in good BAD health
and condition.
All who have examined HIGHLANDER and his colts,
freely express the opinion that breeder Of superior
stock ioT t0sg Hs be will take RANK among the most
| putable horses OF the county. Pr
march DIT. mcGAVOCK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-27
METROPOLITAN
Eating House.

THE Propuetors beg to inform The citizens Of Nashville
and the public generally that they have considerable
eIpeRss htted up store houses on the corner Of
CEDAR AND CHERRY STREETS,
shs purpose Of carrying Irregular business the
New EoEk STYLE
We purpose having & regular Bin Of Fare, with prices
attached that be enabled 70 suit both pocket and
apPettes OF customers, charge for than
hey get. This been needed in city and hope b.
attention business merit public patronage
We Ieel Of success, with eHOs aHd the i'm
mortal FiL In the kitchen, viii furnish Public Dinners
The shortest notice. We also keep hand large STOCK Of
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO WINES
and Liquors.
Call and examine, az the Metropolitan.
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