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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-13
RIouNoyp MAnKyrs Me- ~ ,s,o

The qualities higher sondon Of
the market favorable the
time pas. Leather and Green Sailed Hides declined
The and Tobacco unchanged Groceries are
steady. The auction prices
maintained Yesterday 1000 bag Of prime Coffee
privately, on The usual terms shade below
ss, nEures obtained this large lot since iss
We advance quotations accordingly
no change TO report.
s'raA orders higasr pricss Aars % % pad
sI.sa % q. selling ssSosS per- per- SSi
ssosld;S., plain, nxc .Sssresr.d. isxSil
S SS,s,.w v. s. SSs,s !, !. :cSs,s VI
sSS,: ss a%s IN.
'. ss.ss,, iSs sperm a,1oSs: -
s. per Dol o,A;I hind. same price 0,'' " " 'oi
:'' {. sSl.ss ,,xolsx
oerrOs riAsws country 9Ooqa een city .. cent?,
ys.,I,,,s:. quote prime a, 20 eta. arm.
sI Es Peruvian ssno rheu,
ss @ 80 f:ssSsa s Reese. %snpS
rTSws quote Halifax hsrnss q; NactsreI sioesioS
Y,ovswe quote sopernne 1s@seOo The marie, con-
'ip r inactive S % far ar n We can learn:
sS SsSo. soc S' ar boz; ca srsS,
Ess Coco. ' Nuts $40. sSi Pc. H. .'
eysrSrDa-ws quote Blasting. iss. I. ssx94; Sport
aI quote b.isd a, q 10 nom wharf, and q
suR: Gu ssos ss ~ a. iiiS Isl green sailed sSo' cts
sSGis % 90 e and
Gia rrsdesar and AnOy go ioo American oo
sE ". ssS.s Bri%: ws''s,n SS =. N0ia
LsID-we quote Pig al cents cash me i9T o,s
s IS al ssas iiS S. s pHS 'i ss nj nS
per iesSsr . in .l,s weigh, and qa.iyths
s5 according TO quality Rough shifting sacas9
LE-we RoekiAnd nom wharf and o. aOoi IS
Mo,ssswe quote a, IS cents. Cuba in hAd.
a5e9s Cuba MuseovAdo SsQ9l ets and In bbis sIS eta
Mill oIAL-ws quote Bran at lSc Shorts Soc;
sInS-we quote "old DOninIOu"bra ASK ss
! oArs-We quote at 4oGtG2Se = buI
Richmond City mills ton In bun and sa SO PACKED
! oaleinsd t2SIH02b0 ' Dbl 49,
SeS.s sSSd 1S e gs IS a sSx cents
Orchard Grass tLsotsLSTX. $1,000
sHor-We quote Shot AZ 6AQTH eta
suoIEwe quote at NOS cent, for good ou.B
We; shs for prime Porto Rico is se Cuba
srtRIrs-We quote Brandy otard hennesssy sed
American: lstproot 81 cts JAnAieA England
S9 Apple ets NORTHERN do S e,s HoIass ain @
0tl2S American do ssSsoe whkkyws quote Rec
90 for old. ''~'
$50 for leaf according quality coming In quite freely
In the loose state and the quality generally poor quote
from ~ 20 th Leaf from to s9generAl sales Of stsmmlng
wHEi-The lower grade, more buoy.nt and
Win les regard Tor Discrimination the Of buyers sellers
are obtaining better prices than those recently
hnue TO quote good to prime red At 81 2ol 81
retail ceS are ' ss M oat sSs sr 1 PS. Pine '3Sa The
wooL-we quote native washed s5lss unwashsd 9aD
~ herinos As In quality.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-13

DISCHARGE oT TENrEsT.-Wm Fnney, alias VIM Tenn
pest who was arrested in Alexandria under the belief
that he Richard Realfe, Browns Secretary of State
was discharged from custody Saturday 1t appears
that he is prodiGal of Mr. Samuel Finuey com.
mission merchant aud nurseryman, who resides at New
caste-upon-Tyne England
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-13

NORM CAROLISA-The Governor and Council of North
Carolina at a recent meeting, rendered the warm syu,.
patty Of the State to Virginia determined TO demand
CaroUas quota Of arms from the General Goverpment
aud recommended the Reorganization of the militia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-13

Oh DoNISIoS SocIErY.-The Virgnians resident in
New York have organized themselves into social and
benevolent society aud about hundred have enrolled
their names They propose hold their anniversaries
on the 18th of hay,to celebrate the settlement of James
town in Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-13
EmeAcy OF the OIyEenntod BItter..

, BosroS, June {, 1s52
rTtFNES hayebecn for troubled occaon av
gh severe attacks Of Indgeson have many phy
tried Alopahv Homeopathy
received speedy from the te
yyendft Bsrs procured from you Tan rele.
ds aud most cheerfuilv ~ Who suffer nom
n similar anliction. Yourst truly,
JANIS G. DUNN
Numerous certificates have been received from citizens
highest respecahy livery dyspepc will amply repaid Tor
a trial Of this medicine.
ADlE GRAY, PURCELL. LADD Co, and W. PETERSON,
Eiis generally. no2s,dcGvfv'
t1-LAsT NOTiCE-Ygs TIE LAsr-Au person, Indebted 70
me individually, viii please call accounts or else
will give Them into The hands Of be collected bylaw
ALEX. HILL
$40 further Indulgence viii be Even longer 18Th
Of December next. deB-dkutm ALyx HILL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-13

Mr.. AUGUST then Withdrew his motion, and the bin
and amendment referred to the Committee Courts
OF Justice.
On motion of Mr. MCKINNEY, the senate ad.
iourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-13
e9e,sls -
sl.Ssa.4Ss 10

lota, sl,S6a,I6s 10
Which sum, deducted from the debt of two millions
will leave in the year 1884, SiS5 oSl 90 for which the
Board neither make propose In the future
provision This, think of the con
dton OF the debt gathered from the last reports
think u an indspu:abe proposition that il the D.
rectory of work of internal improvement whatever
commences paving dividends, without having first made
provision for meeting all the pecuniAry obligations of
the company whose interests they preside they
but borrowing money to divide among their stockholders
An enlightened regard TO the substantial interests of
the aud the just rights of the creditors of
the company seems TO me- would concur in sustaining
the wisdom of that policy, which provides ample means
for the liquidation OF all the debts they mature before
the payment OF cash dividends But have shown that
while the Directors of the Central Railroad are dividing
per among its stockholders they are borrowing
money at more than per cent per annum, and have
made provision for but little one-third of the pres
cnt Indebtedness Of the company
FARMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-13

On Monday. 18th Inst. at o. O'clock ~, Mra NARY
sort Of James klnnard, IN the s8d year % her
Her hiends aud acquaintance invited
on tomorrow, Wednesday, at II O'Clock Sycamore Church.
Eiihout further notice.
In King aud Queen county typhoid fever Tuesday
In the 2ist year Of he age
The deceased had been
Eses prior to his attack In watching the aide
very dhdent and retiring he intimately only
nd BY tn he was most loved yet his Kind AMI amabe dspo
htion and uniformly department
teen aud confidence Of those Who
qualities which bis modv.iy concealed
The disease 81 which he died. seemed, In his
meneemrn 10 assume s yulen form he
Hseyen We IL, yet patient sufferer Through
as his end approached again very calm
y, trusting con Identity In Christ his Sayior
The Religious Herald please copy.
A. the the residence OF his father Mr. Thomas Slaughter
pepper on Monday last amer long and I'm
sumption, Mr. MARCELLUs sLAUGHi In year
AZ the residence Beters Cupeper county 81 Pull
monarY Consumption, POwHATAN MAssEY, aged about 80
years.
Ia New Osan, ut o. B. BRADFUrH for many Yeas
ginia.
On the 10Th nit the residence parents Bedford
unity Miss ROSE MITCHELL IN the 2Sth Of her
daughter % I. Thomas y. and Ann u. Mitchell
On Tuesday the 9Th Of Dee OF residence
Maj, James =. Pearson In Halifax county n EUPHAN
hEFTAUER, wife Of the late Dr. francis J. MettAuer
A. IVES, Ik Cumbs rland the sth inst. JAS
eldest child Of Or p and Mrs
Rev. DR. Armlitead, aged seven years
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-13
ooNnNnERorAL.
osslo. o, rs. wsls. Dec. 10. 10

We copy the following paragraph from an exchange
and hearty In the design Of the pro
posed coin Tue writer Of this . urged The adoption
Of Likeness Of Washington In the % The coins Of
the United States and happy and that this mode Of keeping
memory Father Of HI. County constantly In
the minds Of the people neglected There could
suitable present for the adoption Of
the design
half gotten the United states Mint.
In fsdlpha Government for h approval
The although OF the diameter that In rea
aon much thicker AT the rim In consequence OF the deeper
sinking Of the die durable On side
medallion portrait with
laurel the word Liberty the bust al The bot
Of America plin letter tho
beau tlnnl l,ttsr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-13
TO CORRESPONDENCE.

Lsaes es~nsss nusfbs addressed 10 Editor fns
wAe.
krfioiss tss boa sides Of s paper ,ru not pseitsh
o. mat rule Of long stdndno, ought b h-otcn 20 al,
depdrfed from Obituary e-coed
~ eioA lines charged for ddrevtisenena~
- We oonrof undertake ooanssntodsiors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-13
TRIBUTE oy RESPECT.

A. meeting Cavalry
Amoy, Monday the 5 instant the following preamble and
resolutions Offered By lieut. Taylor unanimously adopted
and ordered 20 be printed:
whereas have leaned with feelings fhear,fe sorrow the
painful Intelligence that former friend and soldier
JOHN LEWIS oRUMP has fallen victim 70 The fen destroyer
Consumption and, whereas wish pay virtues
that tribute they 80 greatly deserve-therefore,
l. Rssfref That. IN the death John
that
most eclent member while widowed 10 mourn
ne most dutu q and the object hearts
ton "
Reirod That TO hat mother dcsol,te tender our
heartfelt sympaihy and condolences
3 Rcred That further our regard the do
ceased, badge n for lays
Rssref That these proceedings he forwarded the Rich
ond papers for publication and copy thereof BE-
thsr Of The dec i'ed. Capt ~ Walden, chm.
City papeTs copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-13

wa r. ROYarER.
Cor. Cay aud ". sts.
YIN bum bssuilhily and
PHTRRhoN, DriggirA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

FOR PADUCAH, CAIls0 AND MEMPHIS.
~ NIIE splendid passenger steamer N. RUNYAN,
MUTT, Master. will leave for The above and
al intermedats landings, MONDAY, Oct 10, at -
y o'clock NJ For freight passage apply beard or TO
Oct5 A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

ORGANIZATION OF THE LEGIsIATURE-.We publish
a very full report of the organization Of the two
Houses Of the Legislature from the Nashville Union
and American. The Union has engaged two able and
competent reporters, and will furnish during the
session accurate and reliable reports both in their
regular and daily issue and in the Legislative Uai0
Our friends who wish TO obtain thorough daily re-
ports viii thus know to what source they may look
for them. We expect to avail ourselves of such OF
these proceedings may BE- Of interest to our rea-
ders-Nemphis AppeGl
We thank our friends of the appeal for this 'first
rate notice. The expnuse attending the prepare
ton and publication Of the reports in question i
very heavy; amounting or $4,000 for the ses
sion 1t is not improper for us to state this the
other side of the story of profits the public work
which rarely exceeds the cost oft hese reports, is
often told. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
-. -.nprAr nrslnrrl nr san ErATE

EFaHTB etNAToRIAL DIs1RcT eTATE
Knov all by these presents and is hereby certified by
the undersigned Deputy Sherds Of The several
counties composing Senatorial District that election
opened and held the 4h day August 1859, In compliance
with election represent said district
the ensuing Assembly the state Tennessee
MINIS received Hamilton county, l26 Bradley
lWS Rhea Bleisos 345 and Marion 800 and In Sc
county, including the u and Sgh districts Of said
county, which are from Grundy county,
svei 5 votes deductng the the "a
tet he received in said county sequathe,
ing 10 all including these two districts taken from Grundy,
.T yos And il certified that W. H. Tibbs
81 Hamilton county IlC9 Bradley 794 Rhes
40 Blesoe and in Sequstchie ia and Marion 400,
making in ALI 1859 votes and that said Tibs received
a. the % aud 18th Of SequStche county We y
that W H. Tbbs received majority Of u votes, excluding the
and sh Districts Sequache, aud that John A. MINIS
ceiVed ority including those districts
under our hands, tbs eaih day Of August ls59
J. G. CONNER, Sheriff Of Hamilton county.
lido believe the above statement correct this s7th day
~ August 1859 s. A. R0GERs, Sheriff OF Marion county
iev, the foregoing statement Of the Sheriff Of Hamilton
.Iled facts Of 81 and 5h civil districts Of Sequatehe
taken from territory originally
art 81 Grundy coHny. under my hand this 2d day
August 1859 J. II. KUHN, Sheriff OF Bradley county.
televs the foregoing true, the my
lHovIeige, this September I7th, 1859.
NJ. NJ PHrJPs, Deputy Sheriff Of sequstchie county.
certify that foregoing stated except the
fractions from drundy county do not know whether
the fact excepted no this September 18th, 1859
J. n. THOMAS, Dept. Sheriff Of Bledsoe 60
Icer that the foregoing are true stated except
statement that the % an districts OF SequAehe county
fractions from Grundy county do not knoS whether
thai fact is 80 OF not: thss 18Th September, 1889.
). NJ CCNSISaHAN, Dept Sheriff Of khea.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08
The Election i'm Gecrgia.

Our Opposition neighbours, who, for the last few
months. have hyeu greatly cheered' with the
signs and prospects OF their party in Georgia, will
he greatly disappointed with the result Tho news
thus far although partial and incomplete is vet suf
1icient TO show that the Democracy have gaiEed one
of their most signal victories. Their Governor
lBRowN) il reelected by a majority decidedly in
creased over his former majority of 1912; both
branches of the Legislature arc Overwhelmingly
Democratic and the probability is that the entir,
Congressional delegation is Democratic. The " Op-
position will make poor showing from the south
in National Convention. They viii not be able 10
promise single STATE against the Democracy, I'M
less the rowdes of Baltimore secure for them the
State of Maryland.
With united South, there viii be no difficulty in
eleeting a Democratic President, if the Cincinnati
platform is adhered TO, and no new issues thrown
into the contest Our party in the old Democratic
States Of the North is recovering its strength, and
success will be certain with common sense among
our leaders and union, harmony, and Cancellation
among the masses on that platform.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

NAE viii also sell for cousigners, 60boxss Cheese 20 bbs
Wv Clover SEED frfBh IS bbs bottled Ale and
Porter. loc7l GARTER, WILLsyokD 4 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

The election in California is most decisive ex
PRECISION of popular sentiment in favor of the sound
conservative views of the administration and most
enipnauc condemnation of the course of Senators
Dhol'LN'CA and DoUGlAs The Opposition consisting
OF DlacA republicans and the BRoDERIcK dsorgan-
izers nave have been overwhelmed by the nation
al democracy. Let DOUGLAS learn wisdom from
the fate of OF his associate and allv.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08
Piano Forte and OTgau RuiIdel

~ EOkGE A. WATERMAN would ODER to he =azz-a
NJ citizens Of Nashville ana vicinitV his
vices in iurerR and repairing. in the above III n n
neati ned line. including Pan0 EoEfes Organs =
Of sill description, 1-0dobs, AceOr0E also al the string
Instruments, such Vlons. NetoneelloTs, a-pse &C
viii tuned ard repaired the possible and
the shortest notice ater myself that ~ experiences in
New York. Phladepha, and Boston will enable re the
safisfae lam liberty the olloWing
churches and persons relative 70 capacity Organor Piano
Forte Turner and Reparer, nthen Cougrasn. Charleston
G., s. Johns Church. tEpcop2D augusta Ca, First PresJe
an Church Auaat, ia Mr. Nelson, CLERK Supreme Coar
kB1xvile. Tenn, Second Presbyterian Church kuoxEle
catoic Church Knor-iie, Wallace, President East Zen
and eorga RsirOai. col J. NJ Crozisr KnoSyie
Mr. Hume Knoxville Pastor EpiscopsliIn Chareh Prof. hse
her. Nashville, Prof eteinh2zen, Knoxville.
Orders for tuneng repairing Planes or Ons may oe e,t 81
Mr. Store Church street. where they VIII b
promptly attended 70. Prices reasonable and Hork
gine satisfaction. octl-I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

Our reading matter to-day appears in type. A new
and costly press, which we have built expressly for
our newspaper, should have reached US month ago,
and must soon come TO hand. All defects in the
typographical appearance of our paper must there
fore be soon renedied, and it viii greet its readers
in dress woethy Of its rapidly increasing subscrp
non list.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08
Time sale OF Groceries

ON TUESDtV NEXT, llth OF, 1852 will at
" Puh!c Sle IN large hts win literal privileges,
i5n hhls ch"icc Louisiana Sugar;
$50 lhis white Ietjifei Whisky;
500 hikes g L Simpsons celebrated Aromatic SChelam
ScluaTps;
40 boxes VOLS Scbn4p9s;
80 casks G0guic Brandy.
an boxes Yasalas.ureI Tobacco, various brands;
lGu n Co Cord -.
paca ~, star Candles;
! 9nn boxes K SOAP.
With vtFiOGs Itler artic' g.
\ TERMS OF SALE-N Nj SUNS under $500 cash. All Sans
s. and under 1000 sixty days
ule, S5u ninety days ALI S3uUU onth
approved endorsed notes. payable in Bans
sel,t20 HARRIS, GORDON & CO. -
PIROCLARIATEON. saw u
TSUAM G. HARRIS, the % Teunesg to
shall te5e MISUNDERSTANDING Whereas
been made known TO that certain HAYWOOD WOODWARD
charged with having committed foul and mure,
the It'll day OF August lS5J upon the ody II d. W. WRIsHT
late Of county OF McNary, has fed from justice and isnOW
running at large,
Now therefore, T. HARRIS, Governor Aforesaid by
Of the AMI authority vested in do erbg
a reward OF Five Hundred DOllars, to any person
deliver him 70 the Sheriff Jor Of county Of McNsiy
that ce, in that behalf be had aud executed.
In testim whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand
T. and caused the Great Seal ofthe State TO be affixed
(~S'i Nashville, the 9th day Of Oeto5er, ls59
By the GoyCrno:
J. E. R. Ray, cretary Of State. l-s -.-a .
The mother oer reward of three hun
dred dollars.
Descriptions.
Said Woodward about 6inehes high light hair grey
eyes faced look counenanee ssOW complexion,
and arOut % years old
oct7,dlW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

|. The SPEAKER presented the report of the Presi-
dent and Directors of the Bank of Tennessee
Mr.. TRIMBLE moved that the report lie on The
table and that the usual number of copies b9 print
led for the use of the Senate, which motion con-
in
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08
Sewance Coal.

TEVHF sewannec Coal Company viii sell their superior quail
iy Of Coal at the following rates. until the st OF N0Fem
bar next:
Select Lump s. per equal 10 aesiOnleSs than 10 cts PEI
buShel.
Screened or ROund 81 per ton, equal fraction over
cts per ushel.
Nut Coal. when on hand, s3j0 Per ton
Pine Coal S3per ton.
II the citizens Of Nashville parOnze this Company, they
always depend upon getting supply Of superior flesh min
ed coal and reasonable RATES.
The Coal weighed and purchasers certain Of getting
what they pay for
FOR domestic zse and blacksmith, equal
Tennessee. $3.50
Yard on Cellar street. adjoining 4 G. R. R.
Orders left o. Box ga with George Gsig, will be
fHsd at the latest Jon tie following day.
sAMCRL p. TRACY.
President geuranee Mining 4 4 "a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

Some one of our ncighbors lately asked wha:
northern State. except California the Dcmcc-
raey had carried. We think our party is in the
majority in several other States. But viii our
neighbor in question tell us what single state north
or south, its own friends have carriedg In short,
where is the capital stock on which the Southern
Opposition expect to trade, and who are the parties
with whom the trade is to be made
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

We have received during the week. visits from
several of editorial friends from different parts
of the State. Messrs. SPERRY of the Bristol Ne,os
RoBERrsoN, of the Greenevile Democrat !, CoorER.
of the Chattanooga Advertiser /; NICHOLSON. of the
Columbia Herald and PARKER, Of the West Tennes-
see WHO, have found us in, and glad to see them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

UUsF received fssh stoes Or Faaes Goos. csnas sae,
ID Purses. Pocket Books, Pert Msan.iss, aiser ssns
Travelling Cases. She'll T,king Cots. ia1cJ Yea bai. ~
sPns - y r. NcssILts-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08
FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.

U1E are now receiving hne assortment Of Furnishing
w Goods, Of which sR IRFs-every variety Of
terms latest 90 lars Gloves suspenders, Robes Rek
Ties, Pocket Handkerchief Umbrellas EAeFery
variety Money Belts ALE 0SE-Of Cotton Wool, Meno
Cashmere-TRANELING SHAWLS, Gauntles Of Buckskini
Kid and Calf, &c, for sale By
sep29 ]. II. McGILL1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

THE SPEAKER oFTHE HoUsE.-The Columbia Mirror,
an Opposition paper thus compliments Mr.. Speaker
WHTTHRoNE:
Our fellow-townsman, W. C. Whitthrone, Esq, or
as he is more familiar called by his old friends and
neighbOrs whit" was elected Speaker Of the house
of Representatives last Monday. No better selection
could have been made for the high and responsible
office than he is out Of the members of his party.
We venture the assertion that he will be at his post
at all times, and under all circumstances, and VIII
preside with much dignity and ease over the de-
alterations OF that august body, as any other man IN
II. We fought whit well as we knew how in
the last election, and did everything we could to
secure his defeat but the sovereign people declared
that we were wrong and that Whit was right and
as he whipped us despite of efforts we rejoice
now at his recent promotion, believing we do that
he will wear the honors which have been fully and
richly layished upon him by his party, with credit
alike TO himself and generous and continuing con
stltuency. .s-.Eerg a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08
Chancery Court at Camden.
October Rules 1853.

Chancery Court at Camden. 80
October Rules 1853.
John u. Farmer
Y , d.
John Booker AMI Others. -rartf .s- = n
Appearing TIE Clerk and Master, FRI allegations in
pan bill which that e. NJ. Booker a5d EdTard
wife Martha Ross fornerly Martha Booker,
the Of TeHRsse. that the ordinary
b. served them u is Ousied that pubcA
ton the Union and men newspaper published
in city # Nashville for four successive weeks requiring the
uaml defe1ants, TO appesrat the Term
Chanery Court ed for county OF Benton at the
court Camden. 9TH Monday March and
plead temur TO cnmpainans bill, sane viii be
confessed ami for heariDgeN pat. n them
octow4t printers fe, 81 D. z. HUDSON, G. & NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY TO BE CONrDED-The
creditors of PHILLIPS SA,HsON & CO., have by vote
authorised the assignees to continue the publication
of the Atlantic Monthly,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

M have just received, direct from Ncs 0kzs = hAs
Or strictly ehocs sugar deeiIay re of nes - aal
ke This lot Of Sugar has reIscrsAe hoahead- As
! MILL HOOPER & CO.,
ssr3O Nos and Harksf street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

ME have r is y or Is Of IL suidnx Lss We
Wv SashTis, On Broad NcSay, fenabraae ana Loonsf
nuber q the es' Losia WAtinI Bsyis ana Harns AdE.
asn % Nashviie ass, sOcr . lets u Wsi0kos Addison;
also sysral very choice Lots 10 Edeeaeid
We are prepared to sell liberal 70 give raut
saniHs LIZ &k- W. Blown.