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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
NUa1ated.

NTotarv Public.
ram rs lewis las been mp ,inted Notary
ID Public for The County Of kanawha, anud
will attend 10 all business apperlaalning % BIS
office.
RRstpENcK--Malaen Kanawha Sahnes
March is 1858 $40
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

II
The BlrbJu faesoat1a is in &C.
stacies over his goo J luck IN getting
lis Just dues from John S. Dye, the
Broker, for Advertising his Reporter;
welL ii IS something to rejoice iover,
tor there are 50 few Of these swindling
Advertising agents that pay, that
when one does, il is well to s,nlake .
note of ii. Bnt why the Je.8erso,:
mean SHOULD bditlfe only one I'M this
region to get hisIpay IS more than we
Elm divine ,We,ataoagothers ~ y. this l
Valley, ADVERTISED till this same Dye,
ar.l when we sent on orr Bill, he sent
ns q few sl.aresof stock III some Rncy
Paper concern. How many shares,
we do not now recolleet, but, like the
Seotchn1an's breai, there were enough
ofthem such az they were. Wecon-
siderRth;s Dye advertiser q
/ the deepest dye. We So il fora res
olntion, rot to publish or advertise
for any of these Agents, without tile
cash finland. These Agents get the
cash from the City Merchants, pocket
lit, ana pay Tho Printers il second rate
| ,P,i,iters Ink Or ill stock in soAaa con
Germ as Worthless as themselves ; or I
they pay the cash at the end Of tlle
year they have had5the use Ct the Net
clantslaoney during that time, whlle
If the Printers have been laboriousls
earaillglit, There! arc some hoHofa.
exceptions, but there are At leas'
,two:rognes to one honest man. WI
have several orders ofthe above kind
on hansl, and wlen# we receive ths
inoaeyfpr them, We will insert them
4.ssf> lA8
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
IIuo9T,

I'D etween my residence and the Episcops
L Is Church. Breast Pin. mosaic set, in dAgk
thIna a liberal Reward will be paid 70 any
one returning tito the subscriber.
-" .'e'. JOHN H.zHuNTER. \
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

we arc again obliged V leave ont
a quantity Of Advertisements ana
Realizing matter.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

W. DrcxtNsoS Jr. ESQ., will please accept
our thanks fol IateICineianaii papers
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
). q. WOLF,
s1 A DEALER in
STOVES AND TIN WARE,

! = "A
.Connetcial Il aw, bet. Court and state-sts.,
GALLIPoLIs, OHIO,
NM ANIF aCTURRs 10 order, and has cen
wi rstantly on hahd, all descriptions Of
C0RPER, SHEET IRON AND TIN WARE,
Alsp, Keeps a large and complete assortment Of
I COOKING sTo YES.
ofthe most improved patterns, adapted to
burning either woad let coal and; LIKEWISE,
NJ win dispose 81 on as reasonable terms as
canIhe bonghtin Cincinnati
His stock has been selected with care. and
he respectfully invites the citizens of the IA
nawha salleyto give him a call, and Re will
wartant togire entire satisfaction, both as tt
QUALIFY and cost. His motto is .ttl alck sales
and ssng ii pr0fts.''
SIS Old Copper, Pewter. &C., taken in ex
change for al goods in his line.
III GaIIibotis, April ~, 1857, "a Oysyl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
IyUanted

al r Peytena, on Coal River. BY the West
N ern Mining Manufacturing Company.
i good and experienced MILLER-one that
is accustoYned Ito working an up ahd-down
Saw, and who viii make himself useful, gener-
ally, about mill
Agent bit Peyt ma, Boone Go
Ofto FH0S. L BROUN,
Charleston, Kan. Co
March %. 1858. SAT
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
IL
a(elo Establishments.

Stallio1l for 5ales
MI HA We 4 fine stallion, btaek, II bands high,
/ aad six years old, which Will SET I
wilt 3have him at the next Circuit Cohfl y, !,
Putnam County,, April 8 1893, Ms mol y; J; spla
sooner, Hill NM. ~ a.. Loe "a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
LANDERTH's
C@a,raer SEED

TIME subscriber has received fresh supply
ofthese Justly calculated seeds, and 9
Largo Iot 81 Union Village seed. Also lpt Of
sofehnm sac .harinuafor Chinese Sugar Cane
SEES ali of which he VIII sell low for CASH
6w;n 6 JAS. >CALLAN ELL 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
/ ,aAanapba uaIlsa Star !
KANAWIIA Q. II. VA:
Wasr CoI.E-NBIa, VA.

tuesday Morning, March 30, 1855.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
4 Ciatillllati advertisements.
RCDMEANT,
STATE INSPECTION
- OBJ cco w arch d use.

n obac,co w areho use,
Nos. 81 and 50 Front street, ard 81, 64and
G6 Water-st., bet. Walnut and Vine.
KTNRI- WEEKLY Sales by Auction, OF Iphac-
Co direct from the Planters, Of choice
aid general assortmentss Also, various
growth. the same at all iimes by private sale
\ submit a comparison of the costs % the
Planter between; sales here and those atIRich,
mend, taking Cincinnati lis a starting point
and 1880 lbs. as the weight.
|Drayage, 1928
Sales, &C., to the Owner, $50
lii
III Total Si.75
II cost or SHIPMENTS TO RICHMOND
Freight per hid. to Pgint Pleasant, Si.50
Storase and commission at that place,
Fright per hhd. from Pt. to Wheeling, 800
DHayage and commission at W heeling
EFreight from Vince ing TO Baltimore Acc
per hundred $50
Frbl1 Baltimore TO Richmond per hid. a.36
DIayage and wharfage 3s
Inspection 5e
CdmInission 2 per cent. 2.7j
Average loss IN weight 5l.bs per cwt.
Total espense, set.5s
Showing a difference IN favor Of nlcir-
IEaati ma rket against Richmond of SI9.S3 pei
bcgshead, which is q cltat gain TO the Pant
Ell Q Il owner. CHARLES B0DMAN, PFo'r.
September 57-ry3nf9yi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

The I.yrchbn,g Weekly TirgiRiiaa,
coalasto us in 4 beautiful new dress.
III orr subscribers Will all pay up, we
..ssill put one o., too, and make T
large enough to grow IN.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

vHrFisf.TNfA SS:-AAt rules held in the
!. W HC1erEss oaicd Of tile Circuit Court, for
March, 1883.
Samuel j. GabellPRM. d
L. e,j vs.. #3 lTesRasS IN the case
Jdhn.A Roberts Def :,
4. The obiec. ofthis shit y to recayrr,9t pei
saaol for a negro nan slave, named Nelss'nl
fhs property Oh Plalntif, which NEGRO mar
WIS Killdd, by. idRoberiss and I'd attach the
.latjds goods. chat Wis andeifecEs fsaid hob
al: Is, iii Kanawlla cpuntS, for the payment O
H aan,.ar;ny by aBaidayit fledth8t the Def,
isIa mpn-resident of this STATE, III y ors,efso
I'll ,ss nqhlicatinn Eof this order, and do villa
safv ia Rntotect 5hs interest in tn,
! III ses, IA, III! 10 tJARRlER, Clfk
II. Il, SWAMI n. a.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

I'll The COmm0MyytaEtH " Y Is IHIUs q IL
rTS(1 the Sheriff I'd Boone county, Greeting.
NE cotuma ad You that g0u summon
William b. Pate ana Janis E. Richardson,
uasTfners using thelname and style Of Pate y
Richardson, If thdy be FOUND in5your bsill-
wack3to appear before the Judge ofonr Circuit
Count, for the county OF RaoNE, atrlles " be
l'h.t;, M CI4rk,s if,ice Df said Court on tile
Sst Maui ' MANN next, To answer " ihians
I Soa N sSgyee III Clement Smith, Presidentof
tha MI ma CanneI Coal Company, Of plea
MI DeM f)r Saa545, Damage S200e0.
lA nd nave then there lhissMrlt. Witness.
lJ6EIj E.XST0L,LtN3S Clerk aof our SAID
CburF, al tiGe Court House OF said county the
| 1al day Of Mach 1898 in4tbe s2d yeafoi our
| ClminonweaitisS gsie, c,,.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

II SENATE Bill PAS sED. Al
To authorize the, construction Of;
turnpike road from Ellenborough, on The
II nth western railroad. in the county q
Ritchie. Ne, To- Pocatalico Mills, in the
County Of Kanawha.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
Tbe rem million Loan,

WASHINGTON, Aug The bids for the o. s. loan
Of fen millions we're opened TO day the Treasury
DeDsrtmqnt Awards Of FIVE millions were awarded
a, about per centum premium three millons at
from to g. and about millions at from 10 a.
The principal successful bidders are as follows:
Bank of Commerce 81 100000; Marie Kan'z
sIOO. 900; Cannon s. Co S750000; Rowland aud
Aspiuwall $500. 900; Chubb & KrOs, S3OO,OOO; Sc
we'll Co. at % per cent S50O,O0O; Trust
Company $500 OO0; Trever & COlgyte 5000; @
S Robins & Son S200O000 Whitehouse, Son
Morrison $780, 600; Caville. Livingston Co 3d.
OOO Messrs Robbins Son telegraphed to the De-
partment Withdrawing one million of their bid,
which if allowed by the Secretary, will leave but
hat amount awarded them. The aggregate amount
of the bids are about thirty millions Among the
unsuccessful bidders were Messrs Belmont K'gg'
who offered 10 take the entire ten millions ct prem
# n and Il, 100, and Sweeney, Rittenhouse Co.
at per cent prem.
WssH1EGToy, Aug. l0-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has awarded two millions of the loan TO
Robbins G. Son, although that house, by telegraph,
wished 10 reduce their proposals to one million
The Secretary acted on the principal that nothing
Int sealed proposals, to be first opened by him.
eould be considered. One of the bidders of a pre-
MUM Of FIVE per centum photographed, Offering i've
and half for twenty thousand, but the Secretary
would not consider the elegraphic dispatch, and
made the award at FIVE This loan ct q hundred and
eighty pays the same rate Of interest good six
rcy ceutum loan at hundred and fourteen and a
half In addition to what was stated yesterday, all
the bids above four and twelve e-hundred'hs are
succpssful and all at this rate obtain q portion Of
the amount bid for. The aggregate of the bids was
over thirty -eght millions. The Stock here TO day
is at a hundred and six.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
The sEfssouE.i Election,

The following a list Of the members Of Congress
elect from Missouri:
Dist. 1 (St Louis)-#J. Richard Barrett-CDem
IL Booze, sc Thomas l. AndersOn.-(Ad
miustrsIOn.)
III Lewis, &c.)-John B. ClaTk-(Dem.)
" (Pistie, SC James CTa'g -(Dem)
V Lafayette, SC )-Ssmuel W OOdsOn.--( Ad-
miDisIrstiOn
VI Greene, &C )-John Phelps prob -(Dem J
VII Washington &c )-#John W. NoelL-l Dem.
#NeW Members.
The n. Y Tribune thus d,fues the position Of the
gentlemen designated above by the word adminisra
ton:
Messrs. Woodson and Anderson we're chosen last
year as Americans. but voted for LecOmpton and
every kindred abominRtion; so he National Demo-
Gratis" went IN for their reelection, RICH
They were 'sOund the goose" and none but a
very green goose would care about the name by
which they we're called, SO that they did the work
required OF them.
Messrs WooDsOS and ANDERSON did very patriot
icslly disregard airy ties and sustained the admin
isrsriOn warmly during the last Congress. The
Democracy have rewarded them by their undivided
support in the late election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
DIR. KINGS BIsPENSART
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES

Tfss Dr.. king formerly Of geF York ~ he lax f1zz
eS years Of Louisville, Kentucky and Eto las DE-
the treatment Of private diseased f1- over
thirty years. asrers himself, having atdad 20 rc es zoe -
many years cured many thousands, he IS enabled % cure
all diseases private msr bow lad gy nav -
from idudcous mgdical trgue, from neglect o. 1ei
Dr.. Kings DpensAry IS No q Dsasrc street. bctee
Cherry and the square, where hs cri al diseases % Fs
nature.
GosoRHEA cured without aauaOus nsoias iHsssEn7e
from business.
STEcErsEa o. old reset datc, edsctal cured IN lev
days, b. operation Which causes pain WHARF er7
exists health cannot Be enjoyed Perhaps dase csa5
more mischief and undermine the constitution much.
SYFuIs via all the diseases o. ne skim growing eut % neg
lcct bad treatment, be ecially curC E few aVs-
SrrrAL WEAENEs, particular atteOn having gives 70
this disease all the consequences growing o. IT, hcut
on In many cases Is the destructive habits Of inc0nsderaie
Youths and excessive Indulgence oi The passions negec- q
which viii undermine the constitution. rendering he sub ct ultf
Ter business society, and causing premature old
Females Who may De- lah9rug Bl any di1uil % tle Womb
nav rest assured % immediate relief
Persons residing abroad. h writing and stating their via
enclosed directed Dr. A. King, Ne. . Dearck Etree
Nashville, Tennessee. will have tie necessary medicine sent %
their address, with necessary direclon strict secrecy ossrfed
Ofce from O'Clock I'm the morning until 10 the cve1n
a3-d&-uly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
Nance a WOOdward's List.

VN7E arr Offering good bargains in many desirable places in
w and near the city Of Nashville.
larding's addition, 100 square, on corner
handsomely ncose Cottage Building five good rooms two
piazas and front poco house, carriage house.
proyement, all and neatly finished. very desirable
plare.
High and Broad Streets good business stand. Prices very
low.
large brick dwelling street, opposite the Tenn
and Ala r. K. Depot good proper back build
ngs good shade in front Very cheap.
One lot with 50 feet front Maple street, large new brick
dwelling, 10 good smoke house. servants rooms
good csern and handsome shruOery yard with large
garden. Terms easy.
Several small the city, varying in size from to so
with good mprCyement-5ome Unmproyed,
liberal rates.
Several large tracts with good proportion Of timber and
cleared land.
One With GO acres, mostly timbeTed which splendid
set Of Water Mills and Ice Houses splendid chance for tim
btT and lumber dealers
unimproyed lots different parts Of the city on
such time and prices suit home,
that they may purchase pay home rent no longer.
Persons desiring purchase will please call Office oppo
site to the Republican Banner, Deaierick street
juIy2g2w NANCE & WOODWARD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

ST LOUIS, Aug 10 -Leavenworth, Aug 5, per
Q S. Express to Boonville.-The Utah Peace Cons
missioners, Powell and MeCullock, arrived here to-
day aud proceeded to the East Immediately Mr.
Bridger, the original settler of Fort Bridger, &C
companies the Commissioners.
Over . 600 Of Russell. Majors, and Waddle's Wsg
OBS we're met on the plains
Scattering returns from Brown, Calhoun, Douglas
and Shawnee counties increase the majority against
the bill to 5 876
A dispatch from st. Joseph, on the 7th. per United
States Express to BOonyille says the Salt Lake mail
had arrived.
Brigham Young, Orson Hyde, and Heber kimba'l
had returned to the oi'y. Captain Dickinson the
Quarter Master of the army had Issued proposals
for timber and materials for building fort in Cedar
Valley, which, when completed. would be occupied
ny Gen Johnston, in command of the teuuh infantry,
Phelps battery, and the second dragons, at the
headquarters The Utah forces The sixth Infantry
are ordered TO Oregon. to reinforce Col. Steptoe.
The battalion of volunteers, under Col Bee, left
the 18th ult for Fort LeaVenWOrth, where they will
he mustered out of service.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
Ten Brock wins a Race--The Atlantic
eabTo.---

Ten Brock Wins "A Raee--The Atlantic
Cable.
Exw YoRK. August Cat GoodwoOd races, on
the 9Th ult Hr. Ten Brock won mateh race
with Orlando against MimOsa. In the race for Che
stewards cup Babylon, Mr.. Ten Broeck's horse was
among the last; and, fer the LeTaut stakes. Wood
burn also an American horse, came ia fourth
The recent seizure at Stetin, by order OF the
Prussian government. Of seven Danish merchant
vessselg had caused much Irritation a. Copenhagen
gl,e recartjipc Instruments for the Atlantic cable
ore IN such state Of forUBrduess as 70 insure the
esrv opening Of the line for business Is Under
stood that the transmission of the Queens and the
Presidents first messages through the cable Will
take place early in the afternoon ana preoaoly Ia
The course Of the present week. Instantly after the
Transmission oil TIE Presidents reply 10 the Queens
message. the two Communications will, by consent OF
the President and through the corporations OF the
managers and employees Of the telegraph lines OF
the country b8 made public from NeWfouudlaDd to
Texas aud from Quebec 90 the boundary OF eivz9N
,ion in the Northwest. we have assurances from
all pous that so SOON as the QIeens and the Pres
dents messages are received there will be public
and private demonstrations of joy by the ringing Of
bells frag saiuies, etc, etc, IN every city, to IN
and village throughout the whole country IL is un
derstood that Mr. Field viii cause notice to be given
in advance Of the day when the first message will
be transmitted through the cable
Al the meeting of the city council this evening,
| MESSAGE vss received from the Mayor, recommend
inc that the inequalities Of the city be extended to
az couneeed with the LAYING of the ocean telegraph,
and that the citizens he requested to illuminate,
aud that ell public buildings be illuminated on the
| dav IN he fixed for the public celebration of the
great event The council adopted a series Of reso.
utions oougratuiating he public and rendering the
thanks and Offering municipal dinner to all con
cerned 10 the enterprise and providing for the lu-
mipaiion Of the City Hall, and requesting MIR Cyrus
W. Field to sit for his portrait to be placed IN the
! Governors room at the City Hall
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
COLUNBIA FEmALE INsTITUTE.

TEVE next session Of the COLUMBIA Female Insuts viii coz
raence on the first Monday IN September.
The buildings undergoing extensive and thorough repairs
but VIII beregdg II full time fer the opening session
The public already apprsi Of the association q the Rev
HEsy T. LEE, A. NJ, with the subscriber IS JOINT FrncpM OF
the Institute, and VII fail appreciate the superior oppor
tunes that offered, al great expense IN eveI
branch Ct useful and polished education. In ADDITION 70 ns
passed advantages music vocal and insruen the French
language VII only be dramatically taught, thoroughly, as
heretofore. care viii have it spoken in
ton by every practicable such having teas FRENCH
TABiE making the medium Of communication ct Rotations
sc.
The Preparatory Department WI be under the instruction Of
D. D. HOoPz, whose qualifications have been tested
since connection with the Institute and there but one op
ion OF her success a teacher and disciplinarian
information in regard the Department Of Music and Tor
terms session, reference made the annual catalogue For
any further information address either Of the PTincpa
sualsd& trvI6SEH W. II. HARDIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
NEW Fall a WINTER GOODS
AT WHOLEsALE.
n Il A H Z Il a l. HI G. A s

WETE are receiving stock Of Fall Winter Staple
w Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Fur aud
Shoes, Boots and Brogsns Carpeng QueeuWse,
HardEare, etc. which invite the special attention OF all
Merchants making up their stock this
anything regard selling goods cheap,
reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
We the charge and short
time prompt buyers cash men, prepared sell
goods cheaper than heretofore Please call examine
our stock.
We have beautiful Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, Of every
popular imported manufactured in the United State
70 which invite special attention.
Also, have large stock Of READYMAOE CLOTHING that
can't be beat quality, and chespness America.
Also. 100 cases BOOrS Shoes which and will sell
under regular prices.
Also, 2OJ pieces OF CARPETING,3 ply, ply, wool and al
cotton, bought Of for less than manufacturers
prices. all and
Also OF the arges.
porting QueensWare by cra New
York iobbing prices. Call and examine before buying.
Also Hardware, Cutlery, Files Axes, &c, &c
Merchants who purchase for cash, and give short notes.
pay them, will find house the place for thsm
TRAUBE s. LUCAS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
Oh, glas5SilIc llnion d 5mcritan.
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE NEW SERIES, COsImENCuNG
May Is, 1855.


COMMENCING With the above date the NAav1r Us10z AID
ANzslcAs E be pubshsi and sitsd b E. G. EAgrlls,
p O. DunsTON J. O. eK1Tr and Q. Q. PDIDErTEs, under
the STYLE Of Z. G. EASTMAN q %. Tbs ss hsEsoiore wiz
be, for the Daily % for tbs T Weekly, IS and fer the Week,
y, 90 per annun-
The fierce political struggles Of the last tweiy.for years. IN
which the UNION, and afterwards the UIos AEaos,
taken prominent part rendered Necessity for Prsde
essors to publish almost exclusively f01iel Journal In
that department the paper has always occupied second
none in The country At length the principles and policy Of the
Democratic party havs become axsd and mpeg1sbe and
We propose to make the central democratic ersn Ia its and
commercial departments ell that It ever been in its polcal
While astng lot Of heart and energy In support Of the pn
epes and policy Of the great Democratic party We have perfected
arrangements By which viii supercede necessity Of the
business the general reader going Of the STATE for pa
Pers containing the latest intelligence.
The News.
The latest News from all quarters, and all Important sub
ee-Politcal, Commercial and GenssW have prscesnce,
hereafter every thing We shah spare pains
psnse Plaoe paper In this respect in advance all
Pessors and to make IT necessity those Of citizens
who nay not synPathizs with political opinOna
Wit and HumOr.
SUIT LOYENGOoDs inlmitahls sketches viii continue
bellsh the numerous department Of our paper.
Commercial and Home Departments.
gentleman OfIntsgenos and experience been employed
Local and Commercial Editor, who viii devote his whole
matters relating the oomsros Of the country the In
dustry Of the State
Our ExertiOns
To increase the usefulness of the UsOS AMERIoAS viii be
unrsmns. We this Spring and Summer investing, IN
Materials buildings e money than the whole establish
msnt appraised Eve years ago. Our determination u
make our establishments rank among the most influential ven
extensive institutions Of the State, and make Of the central
organ Of the Democracy paper which may he referred By the
people with confidence pride And while do this
friends add subscription list that increases
shall increase our energies and enterprise.
Clubbing.
We viii send Weekly Papeto Clubs at the following rates
Two copies year. subscribers, 9 so
Three 10
Five H0
The cash must accompany all Club subscriptions or the PaPe
viii not be sent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

All the appearances in the vine countries Of Eu-
rope indicate that the present season will be an un>
commonly favorable one for the wine makers. The
vines in all paris of the Continent seem TO be, for
the FIRST time in considerable number OF years free
from the Oidiu1, and full of good grapes, Of which
the quality has been made unusually good BY the
hot weather and the absence Of rain. In Fro,.a,b.
wine crop promises TO be the largest ever seen On,
the people are anticipating grel things of il Ov-
ing TO the long drought IN France 1t is said ,ta,
swine will be cheaper than water" there.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
EANn FOE SIZE.

EET or for sale aTuot Of land lying Laudedale county
~ miles the Mississippi river, containing lb95
acres Fulton through this land. Fulton IS
the shipping point for this county, and situated on beautiful
high bluff 1t the Hachee river and has 1000
or 1900 acres Of tie hest upland in the district There mex
austabe titles Of fine poplar timber it. which can be
easily Lumbar and shipped down Batee river at
all seasons Of the year &c I would make splendid farms,
with about equa quantity Of bottom and upland each
There are several wealthy planters in the vicinity Of it, and 10
few years will become OF the most desirable localities In
Tennessee Fine Tobacco grows upon the farms adjoining,
and it would do well for Cotton or Stock
Ripley, Tenn, Aug. i2. lw4ml GLASS CHERRY.