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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-31

Immense Excitement
give all chance and especially those who
presnt at first public sale Of the Boyd Lots, will,
Tuesday, Nov. 9Th, 1858,
at II O'Clock, the premises have second public sale Of
about 40 Of those beautiful Building Lots in the Boyd Addition
West Nashville.
TERNs-I, and years. &C. Omubussss collation. as
usual. J. L. & r. ". BROWN.
L. R. GLAsCOCK, Auc. ~ Cherry street.
oct27.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-31

Have Just opened valuable collection o. OLD BOOKS cen
necisd Win The History and Antiquiss Of Ireland.
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FINE COTTON FARM AND NEGROES
FOR SALE,


TEJO EFFECT PARTITION between Mrs. Mary -.
Ann Witk0Eski and her children, AdeliEa
Victoria, Eugene Leonidas, and Pinekney Jefferson
Davis. said Raamtati on lies in North Louisiana
Z miles from Gen. WOodf0lks place, about six -
miles from the Mississippi river, and fronts Bayou
Mason for two miles said BayOuis navb half the
There are 600 Acres cleared ana fn a fine
state of Cultivation, with steam Saw
Mill, a steam Gin, and Cypress Brake within three
Of mile from the Mil. This place be bought at
public sale Ia
January, 1889,
or Twothds place be bought priYsy and
naming Onethird at public sale.
ALSO The Of the TWothfs viii parties wish
buy Land adjoining the above plantation 2iu0
which 800 cleared % ready has
deadened for several years. the balance high and
in the aggregate amounting GOO acres Will be
sold very vorebe TERMS part On nine and the
other eleven time, with interest from date There
will also be sold about
a Eighty Likely Negroes,
all raised and belonging to the estate For
information respecting the above, call S. French 4
Son, who give the proper information, address
JULIUS WGTK0WSKI,
.-rr Ashton, la, IS miles above Laks Providence.
Nashville, October q, 1s58-dIm.
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Machine Threads.
VI. sULZBACHER,
No. So, Market Street, Nashville,
NAKES great pleasure in informing his friends patrons and
epublic generally that be is still to be found at his old
stand with large assOrtmentof
Fine and Common Ready-Made Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &C,
NJ. sULZBACHER,

Also choice selection Of Piece Goods consisting part Of Fine
Cloths Cassees Of every description, Silk and Velvet vengs
In addition the there be found az the places the
celebrated PEIFFE who wiz always be hand give
those fayOrng him with call beautiful tit Clothing made
ORDER and Tailoring done in to give satisfaction,
both regards price and the quality. The subscriber
this method Of rendering bis thanks 70 his customers for their
rOnage, and be continuance Of the and the pub
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
All persons indebted subscriber will please settle the
possible, old business be settled and much
further iniulgsnee cannot he allowed. oct22-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE Is CALLED TO
HECK
House Keeping Establishment,
40 PUEBLO SQUARE, Up STAIRS
over CfOrmerIy) Hicks China Hall, now
J. C. Darden q Co.'s China Hall,
Nashville.

THERE Catalogues few thousand Of the articles kept
w establishment may had description
of he proposes do and the articles hand
constantly kept for sale cash buyers lower prices the
kind OF goods have usually sold in this twill
be his pupO always has in whatever business he has
engaged with the Improvements Of the age he
respectfully solcts call from his patrons
friends whether they in immediate want Of goods in his line
not. LOct3ll A. II. HICKS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-31

DILLON a CO.'S
SALE OF GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Tuesday Morning Nov. Cd, at II O'Clock,
UTE will sell front Of our Warehouse the following arti
K w cles az Auction:
50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 5bbIs G yellow Sugar;
10 hhds Sugar; boxes HysOn Tea
so boxes Star Candles; 45qr boxes Star Candles;
10 Ginger Wine nice boxes Tobacco;
article; q bxs various brands Tobacco;
10 boxes KY Leaf Tobacco, 20 hf Whisky;
so boxes Brandy; 10 cases Aromatic Btters:
900 dozen MasOns Backing; kegs Nails assorted Sizes
900 bbs Whisky, assorted binds; 20 bbls Holland Gin
Is M bbls Holland Gin; so bbls j II. Smiths Old Re
Is bbls Old Bourbon Whisky; serve Whisky;
IS bbs Old Monongahela do; 80 bills Malaga Wine;
IS hf casks Cognac ldy; 30 boxes Whisky;
Together with numerous other articles make up complete
Rls DILLON q CO.,
oat3l No. Is Il llege street.
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PAPER COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
Printers Depot,
FOrthesaIe Of
wNITEs, PRINTING, ESvuOFE, COLORED PAFERs, CARDS.
PRINTING MATERIALS,
or AL KINps.
Agent for
L. JOHNSON & CO., TYPE FOUNDERS,
r. HOE * CO.,
And other Printing Press makers.
PRINTING INKS, OF BEST QUALITY,
At Manufacturers Prices.
TO MERC HANTs,
The Subscriber beg to call attention to his
Large stock OF
WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER
Of all kinds which he will sell short
credit on large sums. "a.
JOSEPH WALKER,
800 Meeting st., Charleston, s. c.
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Trees, Plants, seeds, &c.

The above sale is postponed till Monday, November 1858
J. B. JOHNSON,
oct3I-dtds Administrator.
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1. Paca4a HibeFnia; Or, A Historyo tie Wars in
Ireland, during The Reign Qusen Elizabeth Tskau f TIE
original ohronieel Iustsd with Portraits Of Queen Eliza
beth and the Karl Of Touess, ss Of al the origin
al Maps and Pilns- First published in Londoa in l6 voi.
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\. eLlss0sE, LuslisasaI.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
HARpWARE ANpSTOYES

TNGLE BARKER would respectfully in
i iom the inhali'anls Of Lawrence and
Of the Territory of Ranzss that his man.
moth Hardware and Stove StOre, No. 8
Massachusetts M street, ID now open, where
he has on hand and will keep constantly
for sale, for cash only, the largest and b2si
selected stock Of Stoves, Agricultural I'm
plements, American, LnglisL aud German
Hardware, Nails, Window Glass, Oils,
Paints, Willow, Wooden, Orockery and
Glass Ware, ever brought into The. Territory
Of Kanzas, AZ WHOLESALE or RETAIL,
at prices that cannot iall W suit all.
/ ask the special attention Of COUNTRY
DEALLkS 10 an examination Of my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere, asl am
q better advantage Than small dealers can
obtain lhem from any other source, as buy
all my goods from manufacturers and I'M.
por.efS out OF hrst class Jobblng houses al
Inc Last Tor ciisn. My taciltl,s iOr doing
a joDbing business ARE unequaled IN The
West
also have connected with my establish
ment TIN ohuP where nlalluiacture ali
kinds OF TIN, UOrPElt, aud SdLEl
IRON WARE, attend to all kinds Of job
Work, Tin koohng, Spouting, Gurter'ng,
Brazmg, Plumbing, &c. Special attention
will be glyento thls brancn 81 business,
and none but first class wOrkmen employed.
! am q practical workman Ia the different
branches Of my business, aud hope / y fair
dealing and strict attention 70 business 10
obaln a share Of public patronage. Try
me. LoOk Out J0rac bug lea hethe.
lltt lNGLE BARKER.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
n N uI6aAee.

The toll-brid 80 av Blantoa's Cross
ing over Tie w aKar usa Is au Insultel =
able nuisance. For Crossing On a
tJw ricKeLy, uhsdie pianio, vi u dis
lance VI aUuuC Gwo rods, u lax VI
twenty-five cents 10 leveI upon every
team. lnlS ls u srooo Imposition on
the traveilnS puoilc, anu sVlne meas
ureS oushC " Uc taken " stop II. a
diane wJIiI oe Il SUN ;lent compelisa-
tlVa w Tie ownrr vi tne Drluoe loi
tue CROSSING VI tedno VI ANY slle, Al
tho owner Wouiu Lurh.piHe tne road
across tne W akarasd udtS, WnlcL, ~
certaln SEASONS vi the Jedr, 10 ailnos.
inIpasSluie, nc nIyut VITA propneLy
charge MS present rates vi tari'i'--
Cannot elCuer this bridge w pur'
cnaSed ana opened Tree w tne puuiic,
or new ous constructed near by I
Lnouyh money, prooauly, has already
been swlndled uut OF the travelling
public " construct u Respectable
bridge across this stream, anu also Il
good turnpike across the Hats. Ii
Lawrence would uut take inltiatory
steps IN this mater, the movement
would be seconded and carried by the
farmers OF inc southern portion Vi the
country, in douule-qulcK time.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
New Mail Arrangement.


1t is with pleasure that we inform
our realers oi TIE recent change ad0p-
ted on the southern mail route. Ihc
Old trl-weekly arrangement lS AGAIN
III operation, and the man now stopo
trl- weekly AZ Lawrence ami Pralrle
Guy, do heretofore, WneIner our AZ
tlciv On this mater a lew weeks since
had amy tninS W do towards bringing
tlllb sCate VI thlnaS aDvut We ale uA-
aUie W ueClde; Dut certain II 10,
the ovJect Iot wnlcn ~ Was writttA
has Veel effected anu we are so reJoic-
eu w Lne lesulI Lliat We are WIlllns
to At,riOutv IL W any cause.
W. now nave superior mail advan-
tages ,twO Lri-weeAiy mails c'VSslno
AMI cohhectile ~ I'lls poldS--JAe I'-
rect uUln AdllAs ClJy And Llle vLhei
iiVnl Clv NOr,h--aud u Weekly man
leaving mere Iof ONO City, uuln-
bot and Uolachlque. We can receive
anu spreau news aoout 40 last Us ANY
0l Llvlli, nov N '.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
Advertise.

In another place we devote consid-
cradle space to this subject, where we
&.ave eldeayorel 10 show the advan-
tages OF the pysteril We wish here
merely ddirect the attention OF the
Business men OF Prairie CIty to one
anatter. The local patronage be-
'Stowed upon our advertising columns
is now very meager. We nave three
stores IN Prairle City, aud yet strange
ctO say, u person In ylancIny over
'our columns would suppose We had
none. There ID no better criterion to
determine Inc character of a commu-
MY lnan the advertising columns VI
its newspaper, aud we resret the TACT
that the criterion ot our town Id un-
able to make ~ bad u report For the
character and credit vi the town it ls
to W nopeI tnaC every business man
VIII uevote u ilCtle more ATTENTION "
ADVERTISING. by ilttie enersy judi
clously employed, rralrle Clty might
easily Attaln an nonorAule uuNlnesO
reputatlon, lac Importance VI wllcn
wIu sJun 10 ln1hl.cSteI Wy tlie lncred-
Ieu am JanL Vi tfdde dad uuSlnesS l.
wll uflus. O!ecGlon nas ueen naIe
~. olt rasos VI AdvviLlHin6; We aic
Changed wltn taxing too'AlSn tariil.
Oar .i'.t.LstlS ra.eO are loWef "
hAil yearly ahd yeaily Advertisers
tnan anv otners puolisner' IN me
IerritViy, ANA oar faLcs Lor Lfanolen.
auveItieina tne saine 40 Inc terdoe u
han@ao newspApsrS, feotne eodsra''
thug wItD 10 iof Lnrce lnohLhs, or sIX
momns, or ons Year. wiil nnd .ne races
al auveI.isih5 iiueiAiIy reduced ltOm
our puuilsled terms. We nope oui
busiueSS niea Will consider Cllis uiaJtci.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
Prairie City Republican Club.

Don't forget the meeting Of the
Club on Saturday evening next. In
portant business will be brought be-
fore the Club, and it is highly necesSa,
ry that every member ShouId'be pres
ent and participate in the proceedings.
Fhe public are invited to attend, ana
near an address from MIR. W. Ii. IL.
Lawrence, OF Ottawa Greek. The la
dies, TOO, are solicited to honor the
assemblage with their presence, ami
husbands and beaux must bring them
along. "Get up, everybody !"
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

~- We notice a new name an
noun,ed as publisher Of the Minncola
StateSman-that ol B. G.. SANFORD,
Esq. "BEN"waS a brother mem ber
OF the Chicago Typographical Union,
was President OF hat body when We
were initiated, and Is clever typo.
Right heartily do we welcome "Ben"
mo the KAn1as newspapoliAl ranks,
and wish him the best OF success.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

EF We observe that Major SHORE
is having a new front constructed to
his store, wnich he intends to pam,
white. This isacc mmendable move,
and one which is worthy Of example.
Our people are altogether too negli-
ligent about ornamenting their edi.
fees and business houses.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

~A good road between Law
renee and this place is needed badly.
The direct distance between these
points, we believe, is less than thir-
teen miles, yet the horrid condition
OF the road makes the distanco nearly
twenty. What are the road COM
miSSionerS doing? Won't some body
stir them up and give them a hint
about the condition of this road 4?
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

JOHN M COE,

Atoraey al Law and Notary Public
\Aj ILL be always found in his Office foI
w business, and may be consulted in
any department Of his profession but will
devote himself ESPECIALLY to the following
special branches: 'n
4. 10 the preparation Of every Kind ol
Conveyance or Instrument affecting real
estate, and to the determination, by sun ol
otherwise, Of contested titles W Town LOIS
ut land IN 'Laa rercs or elsewhere. y y.
y. To disputed Claims IN the Land
Offices, and IN the General Office al
Washington.
8. 10 the preparation Of all papers and
pro. eedings in The COLLECTION VI Claims
and the settlement Of estates, anu tht
bringing of suits in the Probare Court ior
Douglas and other counties. l2f .
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

ET We hope everybody in this
vicinity who want anything done in
the tailoring line, will give their pat
ronage to Mr.. KALEn, of this town.
He is a workman of the first order,
and supurb cutter. We are ready
to testify to these assertions.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
3. k, RAYMOND.

1 ATELY OF Aurora, Illinois, woulu re.
A specltuly inform the lnhabiants VI
Prairie City and vicinity that he will soon
reside IN their tO~n Tor the purpose VI
repairing clocks, watches and Jewelry, ana
he plenscs himself 10 execute ualterS ~ his
line us veil and as AZ low rales as can be
donc by any olhtr jewcler in the Territory
lie sOlclls patronage. aiI' 22yl
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
tits Not O Dye.

WE subjoin n few names Of those who
w recommend Mrs. S. A, ArLSN's Hrr
Rostorer aud Zylobaleam, prostcEaton.
Of Uoion University" The fallihg Of han
cea,ed, aud my grey locks chanyed To orig.
ind color" Rev, U. A. Buekbue, Treas.
AIN. Bible Union, N. Y;l"l cheerfully add
my testimony" NV. Degen, Nd, Guide
toHolincss, Boston. "We can testify 10 its
Effects Rev, y. r.. Fairchild, Cor. See.
Chn Union, N. "; Used III my family
with benohciul ciEocis.'s Rev. A. Wcbsier,
"Ch'n Ern,D Boston, "Sncc using your
preparations, an, mother bald orHFey AZ
heretofore" Rev. J,H. Cornell. Cor. Sec,
elc,, N, y.;"lt has restored thehair Of cse
81 ny family toits original colofgand stop.
pod ~, failing out.'' etco otc.a We eAI.
quote irroninulnervus others Of long stand
inr Europe md America, but icr iurth q
inf ton, ,etnd f.r circular 10 WIN
MRS. s. A. ALIENS 'Npli9
Worlds Hair Rcstorvv Dslh
6el AsVos NosSS Sgc~WG ~
Jun0 1yn, elin sifnauaN Hhyhn tNAu,f
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
What the Press Says,

The story is told with greai simplicity,
but " ith much power nd la,los. NLO-
,ver takes IL viii find II ain cuit 10 Ia II
down until il IL finished. .--AetiORat Ira,
Washington, d. Q.
A narrative of real experience like the
above, will have far more effect aganstsla
very than The ngeniousIy wrought novel,
however true 10 lite lis It's pictures may be.
Am. Daptia.
Here is a book Of facts, stranger than s6c.
ion, and lhonsnnd.iOll n ore thnllingj n
simple tale Of Of liIe-Iong oppression, reveal
iug truly thewOrkngs oI me peculiar in.
oliluuoi," III our country. To the story
loving We would say here is story worth
reuding.--.AlisSiOn h1cOid
A TAORUUGH CANVASSER lS WAN.
4 ED, ~ each county IN the free States, 70
engage in the sale Of the above work hume
dlatcly. Such can easily clear from $50 70
500 per month!
Inc work is beautifully printed and
hound and IL aslarRe us me 0Voks mat sell
for one 81 III; but as we mean to sell AZ
leastvne hundred Thousand copies, through
agents, we have made the retail price only
one dollars. ''t
A sample copy Of the book will bc sent
by na,l, postage paid receipt ofthe price
aud our privaue circular 10 agents, with
terms elc, Address
.p''N "A. DAYTON, Publisher, Y
[n22 Jmo. ---4 No ~ Ann 1T. New York.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
READY FOR 1llE
Spring Cam palgnlI
READYl-TAAA AIM!-FlREl

READY !-TAkE AIM !-FlREl
A ND then charge with all your might
N aud nam win pick-axes, crow bars
spades, shovels, slune-hamners, and every
other necessary weapon, into the STONE
quarry oil L'berty dill, and construct there
formidable sIone iUriresss for JOHN
GRAHAM ~ secure u retreat and Ob'aIh
fresh supplies OF building material wnel
he IL strongly pressed by the numerous ap-
pllcations 70 De made 10 him for his services
in houseDulldiug. Mr, Grahan is fully
prepared to execute All orders that may b.
gwen him in the stone masonry line, aud
will work upon such terms as Will be unoo-
lectioaaDie W ms employers.
lJf JOAN GRAHAM.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

GT A tri-weekly stage now plies
between Westport and the Sac Agen-
cy, via Prairie City.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
ADvERTIs E ENTs.
GEORGE WOLFE, ;.
ca INEE..NaKER, AR CHITECT
JOINER WORKMAN.

JOIN T. II W OAK NJ AN,
\NOULD rt,pec fully rfl.n uecpizens
w of Pr ir J and vicinity lhaI he
has rented til, bop formerly q, lpied by
Mr. Finley, where he is prepared 10 filth
fully execute all orders given him IN the
Cahi ct making, Jolnerins and Architect
ural business. in the most wDrkmaullke
mannev anl on The most reasonable ternls.
For good Architecture he will yield TO the
workmanship Of none In CHS vicinity
UOFFlNJ made TO order with the utmost
dspa ch Shop In Block 80 Church vt, ~
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
EAAM rVA sAAn-rMAOE S6ov

0+"A AVN @TAAG-@ AAOc YVoV'
\ improved Farm VI lLU acres. Tins
IA lam lies aoou. ~ nilles southeast
u iIaifle oi'y, 10 dnucr sood STATE Vi ini-
ploNemenC, auu VIA be sOlu ivr the low lrlce
VI SOJJ. wiIl sen Ine WnUlv W vLr' MAJ,
VI II, as desired. faJ Jmsnt ie4untu down.
InIs Iarni 10 pfe',mptd, ana ls Wolln
Sl,"Jo ror ill.nel pdrtlcu ais, ,appiy 10
me suoscfiOcr, On tne PREMISES, VI auuiess
nI,n ~ Lawrence, IOsC Once bVA o<.
20 h. L. nAhRlS.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

ETrhe Leavenworth, & Fort Glib
son r. R. is surveyed through the en-
tire length Of Ottawa street at Prairie
City.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
Il Great Book For Agents!

DUBLIeHLD THIS day, Feb. 9Th, 1888,
l. Fifty years in Chulns'' or the life Of
an American Slave. Written by himself,
4JJ Pages, Cloh, Gilt Back. Price 81 OO.
This is the title Of one OF the most in
cnsely interesting Biographies of The day.
it !, Ihe plan history oI an American slave
IN me far South, who aier Two or ,h,ee cs'
c pes AID recap,urcs, hnally, an old man
found freedom and rest IN ore oft tpe Ncr'h,
-
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
"HOLD IOUR HORSEN !"
saws Griffith, but, we say

" WAII rU4t llIE WAuUN!!'
A l., Ihe undersigned, having enCereo
w ln,o co pAr.ncionip dnd enc,ed 4
iaree anu Con'nouioue shop ugon Inc nofth
ca. corner Vi D@J ION und Auioia suttts
alamo Ciy, io. tne lurpos. Vi carry Ins oD
,ne wagon ana Cailiaee .iaAln5 busiheso ~
10 \dIiVds Oiincucs, and ieeIins cOhl,e
cent " I.nuef sd.LsIIc.,on 10 ali nu may
IaNOr Us wan their patronage, WUuld ie'
spec,Iuiiy soi'ctI, sAafo vi tne same.
~. u. lhIucuiaf a,t.nviOn given 10 re.
phnihs waSVns, carriages, agricultural lin
pIuiuenvs, UG,, UC.
2&1l DEUOhE d. DLARING.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19

Ey- The Directors Of the Leaven-
worth & Fort Gibson Il. II. held u
regular meeting Of their board at Gar
nett, Anderson county, yesterday.
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19
MORROW ROUSE,

LAMhLNUE, ...... AANZAS,
IA AS thls day been leased BY LLDkIDGk
- DhU nEIto, anu wiLi hereafter be
Aopt Ill tne uesV styIe, second W NO othcr III
tnv IerlItUiy. AisO heau4daiVels lor GL'
DnlDuL DnU InEl.o' IusJ Uuach anu
cApIess lines, luhnlhg W ANA non Lee
culnpLon, LeaVenwVitn, " ahuvtv ana Nam
las VItJ, making connections wlln sLaet
llnes iii anu aUOuL hanLas lerrlIury. l%u
Freeman's champion., 1858-08-19


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~ Patent Lever Hunt.
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Chains $40 10 $50 each.
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Ear Drops, Breast Pins. Cuff Pins,
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Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thin
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