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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-22
GREAT AFTERNOON SALE OF DEsIRA-
..... BILE CITY PROPERTY.

ON FRIDAY Sob, April, 1855, at bali past two O'Clock
~ Pm, on the premises, We viii Ohsr at Public sals
the 0l0Wlng desirable property sgby located on
Hprucs street. NashVs between the Fssds1ca Of Ge1.
WOodlok ana large vacant 0t adjoining the residence Ct
J, 2. Clark, Esq First large unfinished stone dwelling
With lFOm Is 20 roOml ana observatory Commanding
ne view Of the city and surrounding country; Ihs los
mOntng loo fet spruce and Is Tree soil property"
also adjoining lOt part free sell fronting 81 feet with
frame nOuse on IT, Also handsome brck Dwelling
With SIX rooms &C. lot fronting 81 feet also adjoining ths
last lot frOaDg about 80 lection Spruce and a10ut us
an sey, with iTsme dwelling AZ Tsrma one and two
years cret for notes bearing interest win satisfactory
secHry, payable in Bank lien retained. We most
earnestly invite pubic atsnion 10 the sale Of this very
desirable and valuable property At hs conclusion Of The
absTe sale will oer the following lois In EWng Wet
mOrss beautifu Addison 70 hashvs Nes 90 g. % and
- on living AYsnus and Fogg stesE also i0s Nos l0l
l02 lO8 and lO4 Stevenson Avenue and Allison street.
lots Nos l3l l22 LIS snd l24, WstnoTs street. Nos
1885, 1875 l27 and l2s Wsim3rs strsBt and Stevenson
Avenue Lot No SIS on Ewing Avenue aHd High EtreeL
lots Nos o. g3 o. and 95 Allison street and inter-
sscted By Ihs Railroad. Lots Nos 10 II II and u On
stevenson Avenue and FOgg street and nrersecisd b.
the Louisville Railroad. number OF the lots mos
eligible building sites and all possess the gsaE adVansgs
Of ''Rree Schools
Sa without reserve on credit or one two and three
years with satisfactory security, etc
Omnlbuses tree Cf charge will leave otcs ~ Cher
y street, 81 27( ocicck p N, on day Of sale
Aprill4--td il. ar " BROWH.
A. B-ShOuld the weather be too inclsmsnt on s0th
aSt The sale viii iAks Plaas At ~ o'clock p n, Ssiur-
day, May lat, 1888.
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSl
RAGlAGE 0HElKED pHROTGH -

BALTIMORE, % HOuRSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets to Wash.
Il ingtOn csp be procured, to which point well
Baltimore it il the Shortest most direct and in every 70.
Bpeet the most reliable 1t is the only route BY which
purchasers OF Through okes to New YORK enabled
8 reach the 6ftles Of Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York the cost Of Ticket to New York only Shus
abng business Men and Travellers for pleasure or nor
nation to Ys four ofhs principal cities in the Union for
lsss cost than can be Afforded by any other route,
And il is the only route By which Through Tickets
s hsd to Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
And Petersburg, Ya Charleston, savannah, Macon Az
Anta Augusta, Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage coaches Of
Cartsr Thomas, steamers the Cumberland rivsr
70 LoVIsTE eonneCtng thsrs with the United States
Nail steamers 70 Cincinnati with the JedersOnVue
Railroad TO indianapolis Ind, mike direct connection al
Columbus OhiB with the Central Ohio kar0ad to Wheel
lng Whencs olOsscOnnecOn with the Baltimore and Ohio
Rstroad is made 70 Washington City, Baltimore, Phils
delphia and New York.
lsg- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
pins are transferred at Cairo the Of the nOa
central Eailroad IRON thence passing through Terre
Hsute Indianapolis Dayton and Xenia 70 Columbus Thres
DRiy Trains leave Columbus, al 10 A. NJ $50 r. a. and
IL Z. II. 81
~ TERVssrs are requested to notice that Whs this is
Eas r0ut s1rding Through TiekestO az the Eastern
tes the same rate as charged BY other routes As
K0SE O tits also the shsrtss most speedy and direct
ell the leading points IN the EAST The distance IRON
Columbus to BamOrei is only 576 miles, being about loo
miles shorter to New York. than BY any OsherrOuts There
are less changes of cars BY this ROUTE and consequently
ass detention, than by any other.
k- The road Is ballastsd with broken stone and is
sntlrely free from dust.
For turtherlntOTmatOn, please apply to D. G. RUASEt,
Agent Nashville, Tenn.
EOr Through Tickets apply in LousTs ct the ofios Of
ahe u s. Nail steamers or at the Je1ers0nve ksroad
ifice Nam street.. WIN. 3. WOODSiDE,
MasteI Transportation B. 3 D. &. B.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent.
June IS
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7ARLY ONk PRIAE 10 ENhkI 3 IIUhl
MAGEIFICEET SCHEMEl
EArU g6TTTP D6Y IN ApRTL
100000
5,AS5 Prizes amounting to. $40 900
PRICR or TICKIfs.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, S21f
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.


The Numbers from 70 50 900, corresponding win thosf
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Or paper
arc sncirosd small In Rhes and placed in one Wheel
The arst 457 PHzss simlaTy printed and snereed are
placed In another Wheel.
The Wheels are then FsVolvsd, and number II drawn
from the Wheel Of NUMBER and al the same time PIEe e
drawn from The other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited The audience and registered
By The Comms0neTs5 the Prize beng placed against ne
Number drawn. This operation is repeated nnth Mithe
Prizes are drawn out
APFRoEluATI9H PHIEza-h8 tWU preceding ana me EHO
succeeding Numbers 70 those drawing the hrBt Prizes VIII
be entitled the % Approximation Prizes For e1anp;
Ticksi No. ti20 draws the $4,000 Prize, hose Tickets
numbered Il245, 1919, 1921, 1882 viii each be entitled %
$780, lcks No. $50 draws the so 900 Pze, thoss Tick
ss numbered 8 SO, ssh $50, viii each be entitled % Ss
and 50 according TO the sboVe scheme.
The Wv Przss Of $40 H be determined by the last hg
ure Of the No that draws the 7O00Puzs. kor example
the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with /, then
a the tckets where the number endsin viii be entitled
TO $50. If the number ends with 30. then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to e2Q and
20 onto0.
Certificates Of Packages Willbs sold at the following
rates. which iB the risk: --
Osrtifeats of Package Of 10 Whole Tieketa $50
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Cotton and stock Farm
and Coal Lands For sale.

VERY desirable PaEm Of over see asros-750 acres n
a high state Of cultivation, balance dnsy umberods
and lying on both sides Of ths n q q. Railroad, aDQut
miles from Stevenson, in Jackson county, Alabama. on
said farm there eOmfortaDls DFeng, Negro Cablnss
Cotton Gin, etc. ..... .r.
Also, 500 Esres Of hns Coal Land about tHo
miles IRON the terminus OF he SsWano8 Railroad.
- Great bargains will be given. Address -
- q r W BROWN,
mar Rk-Im | Nahvilla, Tsaa.
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FENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.



TUE Crest Central Route oonneOfng the Atlantcoihsl
4 WiihW saleFn estorns AID saEs
BY continuous Railway direct This road also connects
Pitsbarg with daily line Of Steamers 70 al ports on
he Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky With
Steamers 70 al ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most djre cbegPst aBS reliable rOuts by Which
FREIGHT Cs1 be forwarded 70 and from the Greas Nest
Rates between Philadslphia and Pittsburg
FlRSF OiAASS-BOots Shoes, Dry Goods va.
tn bOXss,) Furs, Feathers, &o....... '0s Pe4 AV0A
SECOND OIlASS.-R9oks and Stationery,
Dry Goods Qn hsies) Hardware, Lea. sOs Per 1sOA
ther, &c. ......ss.e...~.s.....--.
BIRD OLASS.-AnYils, ,Bagging, Bacon, ro,,,.,
Rad Pork (in bull, Hemp Sc. ....... sV@ psi AO0R
fOURTH CLASS.-C0fse Fish, BscOn, a. - -.
gnd Pork (packsd,l Lard Rnd Lard Oil Z %Vo PSF 4voR
FOur-S0 Is per bbluniil further notice.
Grain-s5 cts. per 100 lbs. until further aotics,
OOtton-e2psr bale. notexoseding 500 Iba.Wsight unt
urtheF notice.
~ In shipping Goods IT0m any point East Of Phia.
1sPhia be particular to mark package va PiilsdGRks
Reilroad" All Goods consigned 70 the Agents Of this
Road at Philadelphia Pssburg will be forwarded With.
ont dstsntiOn
FRzEgHE AaEEEa-HaFris, WOTmley 4 Co., MemphiR
Tennessee; r. E Sass Co.. St. Louis; ]. 5. Mitchell
50a ETansVills, Indiana Dumssu Bell anj MuTdOck and
Carter JeWett LOUISVILLE ky. & q. AeldFum, Madison
Indiana; Spugmsn Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati
n. W. Grahsm Co.. Zanesvils, Ohio; Leeeh B Co., No
81 Kilby street Boston; Lsech Co. Astor House, New
York; MOL lillian street. sDd No. Batterf Place New
York; Ed Sneedsr Philadelphia; MagraW a kOOns Bal
imore; Geo. @. FranoiseUs, PItts5Urg
d. h. HOUSTON, HsserQt EFsj5bf Ageat, FilG.
q. J. L0MBAERT, SEP't ALt05aa, Pa,
Rpr /, tS IT
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RernoYaL

THE Produce house Of Nieho & Green have removed from
College Street, % ne old sand formerly occupied b.
Msssrs. Norris sttt8ns No u, Corner Of Market and
Clark Street. where thoJ VII continue the Produce Com
mission and storage buqnalsT undsE ths and SYe of
Nichol. Green & Co.
HbeIi cash advances made on aonaiFnmsn Of coun-
W Produce. ...
II ? We are paying al times ths market price for Ba-
con, Lard, Rgsthsrs, Ginseng, Bseauaz, dEo. ..r
Ry- An orders, accompanied By the cash, dsd VIII
pr0mrtRsss ald dospsleh, mOdsFats conn sson b.
n7-0 NICHOL, uREEN 4 co
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w. II. CHTLDS Il co.'s
Patent
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF
NLN IL MLrLL ID q OH No

ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERaEROOFs
CEMENT ROOFING.
IHR undersigned having purchased the Right oi
Tennessee, Of the above patent prepared TO introduce
into general and asks the attention Of ATehteets
STa%ips rs over otbeT RoSabS.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to exam
inc This rOOhng better and cheaper than any thing N
The material forms hard and smooth surface that will
resist the action Of the atmosphere in every climate is
expands changes ofthe amOsphes, aRd will neith
revaPOrse, crack rot and as TO its durability there I
lis practically imperishable, and win Perfeo,y resist
ordinary exposure to hre ss prov
ed, will Warnnti water proof We will engage 10
Pss Tar and TSsvei lin 1e and zinc coppST ron roofs
L making difference how steep hst they may be-fOI
dollars per hundred square ieet being cheap
e. any RoOf the old style, and It wiz
ID slso b. found 10 be the best thing ever invented TO
sud old lezky tim tar and gravel roofs, around
n Tusted thgsn This Cement can be put on 70 last
which applied Roofs be painted and war
anted 70 leak two dollars and my cents per hundred
square ee which is cheaper anu nucn oeeI man paint
This Roofing will be found to be the best thing for covering
age Roo where !hey are much exposed 70 nTeiach ai
Steam MHs saw hls Fact mes hailroao Gars bnages
Depos, Station Houses, Steamboat Decks and IN tRct ever
Roof there external exposure from Te
she 1901 ls eroct WiinouL Joint ~ ~ presene no
chance for areto communicate and any light viii
m Insurance 0diees at Cincinnati and other places
where Chds q Co.'S Cement has been insure Buildngt
with covered with this Cement the rates
/ lOr thoss covered with Iron, Copper or lin.
y The Cement will be furnished 70 those at distAnes
/ IL = County Rights iOr sale.
Il ? Orders lhe undersigned, through the POstot
! des.Willbe promptly Bttendod 70
would respectfully the following gentlemen for
/ whom nave oOVsred 1uidlngs win ms cement -,
| ArchIleetE aud Master Mechanics Of AGshUitts
Mt "a. Nj. AKEKUYD,
Mai. A. uEIMAN,
| ae.sr.. ;. A. nUGHEs & SMITH,
J O. WAkREN MBOhk,
COLEMAN q SPAIN,
( McLU -LOUGh q hOUGH,
JOHN MC-ANN o. co.
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United States Mail Lime

NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON SZEAA
.-.. SHIPS. ......z
Through in AZ to So Hours.
SELL WEEKLY
Ths new Steam Ship Columbia, 1900 tOls, N. Berg
Commander
NashYiIIe, 1900 tons, 7. D. Evan, Commander.
RIaFion. 100 tons, W. J. Foster, Commander.
Jas. AdgeF, 1900 tons, s. Q. Turner Commander
g0utheTneT, 900 tons, L. n Marry Commander
I [e[Esa LEAVES Adger's WhsrVes every Wednes
day andSshrdsy sftsr the arrival Of the
cars from the South and West, sat hig5
water"
These Steamships were ell built expressly for this
Line and for safety comfort and speed are unrfvasd on
the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive a1d eour
ssous Commanders viii insure Travellers By thiE Lns
every possible comfort and accommodation.
Btsersge passage, 80. 49, .....'...ss.
Fprfreightor passage, having elegant ssts koom AZ
lommOdations, applytO
T1I5 UkNRY MISSROOA, / Co. Agents,
nav q 57-t ... .. Charleston, s. q.
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srtiieate Of Package OF 10 Whole Tieksts $50
Z" " 10 Half :" ....-..-- 40
10 Quarter 6 30
10 EiRhth Z" ..,.- 10
III -nRnERIEa gInk rs OR OERFIFIiGiiTEs.

N ORDERIEG ZIOKETS Oh CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
d. on the receipt Of which they will be forwarded By Ers
mail. Purchasers have Tickets sndiug IN any bg-
are they may designate ....-.. .t-.a
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes vii be aank 70
purchasers Immediately after the drawing. E.
Purchasers viii please write their signature Pains gFE
their Post Office, County and State.
"a Remember that every priEsis dfaWni ard payable
in full without deduction, .... O..
~ All prizes Of 81, 900 and Eader paid inmediately
After the drawing prizes ct the usual sne OF thry
days.
nea-- Az Communications strictly confidential.
Aaaress Orders for TlcksJs or Certificates 10
8. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ca.
? Persons residing Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta
Ca have their orders ded and tme By addreas-
ing S. swan & Co., az either OF those ettiess
list Of the NUN berl that drawn from the wheel
VIII the amount Of prize that is entitled TO-
vii be published sfteE every drawing IN the following pa
psr;-NeW Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, ChsrlsEt0n
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnteigeneef, New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mOnd Dispatch, and New YORK Dispatch, and PauldinE
Miss-i Clarion, Augusta lGa Constitution list. maiA
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RIotice % Builders.

7HE undeuigned VIII rscsFs bids unll he st Of Juns
IL nsx ior tns construction Of C0URT HOUSE, ia Lho
town % franklin, Simpson county, k5nlucky Those de-
srOuI Of bidding OI eOatraet shsr Bsparatsy ne
whole see ne plans, sleVaons, &c. o. ihs building
calling the undef5EBed e. fraHkn, up the l5h
Of Mgg after taaffms once o. he Architect, a.
AEer0ydi NfBhVile Tenn WbeTB lhe terms OF payment
n. d. BALMON8,
GBO. a. MtLLIKIN,
q. GkEEN,
BHilding COmmlttsa.
FrnuFlIn KY AprI ], ,1s5s-trEw5W
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh %
RhilasAa iphta
TRAINS leave PIsbuTgh "a OllOWsi Mai A. Nj Eass
4 Line p. n; kHg ress Mail $40 p n.
The Kxpress Nail runs Dahl, the other tWO sundays
espgsd; Making DIRECT CONNECTIONS win ali Trains
from au
St. Lsuis, No, Dubuque, KeOkuk and Iowa City, Iowa
CAIRO. Rock Island ana Chicago, illinois Lexington and
LOuiFvls, KY; Terrs HaUts, indianapolis ana la
Ayette, Indiana Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton,
Toledo, Cleveland, ZanesVlle, Orestline,
MassiiiOn ami Wooster, Ohio. AlaO
Kansas, Nebraska and Minnesota,
AND ALL POINTS IN TktE WEST.
PARk as Low AS BY ANY OTHhR ROUTE.
Passengers fnOm the West rely upon this being he
shortest and most expeditions route
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NRW YORK, and all
t- EASTEKN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent
aug.2I Passenger Lines, Psnna. Railroad Phila.
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Hungarian Grass seed.

VTTB have us rsosFed lot This osabratsd sasa seed.
w Il viii produce froB i've eight of Superior hay
70 she sors a. nuuious nmothy, and Jar superior %
our comm0n MIet SOW Onehird OF bushel 70 The aess,
in he sama Wsy and a. ths lime MiusL Prios
SISoy sS,,Ra5i@S- "a V-SS' ARMSTRONG dCO
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,


(LATE MANSION HOUSE,
North Mqrket Street, I'd door bsl00 The Square.
v GILBERT having the above stand for number
Of years begs leave 70 inform the puble OF that fac
and say TO that the house has been newly painted from
bssement 70 ae. with and complete furniture through
out The subscriber knowing full well the need OF arst
class modern bote in Nashville, and being IN phanthropie
mood made every eXsOn 70 come up 70 the Want Of
the public, and astteFs himself be has succeeded. HIS
table win all times be furnished with Ire best THIS anQ
orsign markets AFFORD, and be pledges htmse 20 make
sver body consnted and home who viii favor him vim
visit.
Carriages and Omnibuses win regularly % and IRON
81 Nicholas TO Steamboats, and RAILROADS. Nrqsy For
ters ALWAYS In aaudancs the depot 70 receive cheeks Tor
baggage, thus obyating he di6culty Of delay.
hOafd,
Lodg ~
Single ~
Supper, Lodging, and Breakfast ~
Bres kfast from 70 O'Clock
Dinner Gag
sumner s"6
nov 9a@sAviy J.V. GILBERT. ProDrislor.
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Bank Of Commerce.

l Nashville, Tenn. Dec. ne, 1851.
HR stockholders Of his Bank have placed me hsss n
he hands Of Trustee oT The purpose Of WtHding up
those Indebted the Bank viii please call and pay lp -
their indebtsdnsss fails due The note h0i5er1 VIII pee
sead ia our early possible ecsEo ~ retan
he notes Of the Bank Of fsnhsSsss The ndVdnal ePoa
Is In th Bank have been HANDED over 70 mes and Loieoy
edge ny adiEidnal liability f0T Ean and the money u
az ig-sf W. JOHN {, p,JAMEs--
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Notice Of Dissolution.

T1HE lartnsrshiP existing bstWsan B. LANIER & GBo.
hzkLL, under the style Of B. LANIER q Co. ls
hls day dis1olEed B. LEnsf having purchasad Geo. MI
Ess entire interest in The lats arm aaiho Eed %
eettl8 up 5h8 3. Ia NlBhs
March ., 1855. GBO. AlZBlL-
IL RsfsrTing 70 he abovs nocs, take great pleasure
n reoomn ending 70 my friends late aOcaia n oea
ness, Mr b AdnieF, genteman every way "oHny OF
their continued patronage.
March ., 1855. GB0. AlAhLL.
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wool! Wool!!

VTTE want Three Thcusand Pounds, clean Washed
w Wool for which We viii pay Cash. We want it to
make Jeans ana Ln'syG ooDnov 10,
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LIQURSs
rOO RBLs RBCTTFGED WHISKY,
0OO 50 9. Old Bourbon do
So Kye do
100 g. American Brandy
50 Gin;
100 Walkers Xxx Ale
25 n Rum,
Also largs Of Brandies Wines, &c. IN EOTe
and for sale Dy
July 10 10. EDWARDS
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EDeFIELD AND SOUTH NASHVILLE

LOTS FOR SALE ON LONG TINE.
L EDGBFIELD No I5 Bioo5's Addition No Forsisris Ad-
II disOn Nos IS, l3, I33 8l5iby'I Addition Ato Nos r.
lS 4 and S. In Lanisrl Addition 70 uth Ns5aVlilo The
Oss are all most ehgibly located Cali soon on
L. & r. W. Be OWu,
APriL, Il limo az Cherry Street..
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Cheap for Cash.

ITO make room for IuPpliss, win sell NJ remaining
stock OF Heavy Boots, Shoes and BFOgans
have also various kids Of ladies' Misses, and ChdTsns
Wear AZ reduced prices Call for CASa SR06ANS a. q
College Street.
april 3 JOHN RAMAGE.
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J. HI. CURREY.
Funeral Undertaken.

AM prepared to furnish COPFINS OF every description
I0m the One CEskst TO the psines Servants Conn, to
gether with everything necessary for Funerals All orders
ef my WarerOoms, Deaderiek street, door 10 the
Up andUp Livery Stable, between Cherry and Summer
Streets will receive prompt attention both day and night
IL Furniture Of all kinds repaired and made 20 order in
he bsststyls. Tjuly9l J. H. CURREY.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between the subser
4 bers under the style OF MCKENZIE & WILSON, was
dissolved By mutual consent, the 27th ult-
W. WILSON has purchased the entire interest Of Alex
Mckenzie in s1d establishment, and will continue the
business under hs charged with ths pay
OF all the debts the hrm an is alone 70
use the name Of the hFm in liquidation.
ALBX. MCKENZIE.
mar 10 :. w. WILSON.
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Bank of Nashville.

RUNAWAY
ENROM the subscriber on the lstday Of July, nsgrt
Il Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, feet
ipcheshgh years old and weighs about $50 pOundE
He raised in East Tennessee near MoMinnvie. he
will probably make his way back there. l bought him
from Mr. Terry OF East Tennesses. will give ten doilRrs
heis csdghtin my neighbOrbOod, twenty-five dollars
taken out Of the county, fifty dollars If be gets Eas
Tennessee When taken he is to be delivered t. me,
confined 90 that can get him, DAVID n. LIEN
iy6 Seven miles south OF Nashville, Tenn
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10. EDWARDS,
WHOLESALE GROCER, COMMISSION AND
FORwARDIEG NERGHAET,
DEALER
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, 80.
Corner Of Spring and College Streets,
EAsHvILLU. TEgyERRHH.


GROCERIES.
100 HHDS Prime 10 Choice Sugar
HUI 50 bbls Crushed Powdered and Loaf Sugar;
zoo bags Prime Rio Coffee;
50 s. Old Govt Java Coffee;
100 bbls and half bbls RebOlled MOEsses;
$40 whole, half and quarter boxes Star CGndleE
100 boxes Summer Mould do;
100 g Soap;
$50 81 Virginia and Missouri Tobacco;
0JD 81 Assorted GassWase;
1000 kegs Wheeling Nails, Brsds and Spikes, HSso
so bags Pepper spice and Ginger,
90 > Almonds;
20 - English WalnutG and FilbertE;
25 cases hall and quarter boxes SaFdrnsa
5000 Imported CigHTs;
50 ono vtuous brands cigars;
50 dozen Painted Buckets.
50 nests do Tubs;
50 cases Matches;
25 coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes,
Julyu 30. EDWARDS.
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CABIN FAssA &c FRO CHARLESTOR
TO NEW YORK;
TIVE ENTYsFIVE OLLARss
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-01

coming replied the Colonel, with unmov-
ed countenance and unacceerated pace.
A third message reached him just as his
troops emerged from behind coppics, in
full view of the enemy, whose balls now
began to whistle about them. Halt p
commanded the Colonel form column
and attend prayers And there, in the
face of the enemy, did the regiment pause
while solemn prayer was offered for their
success in the deadly struggle they were
about to begin. Prayer being ended, the
Colonel addressed his men in speech
which for brevity, conciseness and vigor,
may bear comparison with any that Cesar
or Napoleon ever addressed to their troops.
Soldiers, said he, our wives and children
are in the rear, the Hessisns are in front
give it to them They did give it to
Them and that band of foreign mercena-
riss melted away before those Christian
soldiers, as the hosts Of the uncircumcised
Philistines melted away before the armie.
of Israel. - Brattle6oyo Phonir.