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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-15
CRIsP,s GAIETY.
ADMINTsrRATaRs, SALE.
EeSON sP RINGs,
FOR SALE an AUCTION.

On Saturdays the sIh day OF October. 1850,
VNTE s offer for sale the Court House door, the city
w OF Nashville, between 10 l2 o'clock the property
situated Macon county, Tenn 20 miles from Galatn known
EPPERSON SPRINGS.
four different kinds Of spBgs-say White and
BLACK sulphur and Chalybe Springs
valuable 1r their medicinal qualities There recommendations
bOtrders and all the ICONS we'll
The Land, belonging u the Springs containrg 4On 100
in cultivation, the balance well tiinoered.
We this property sale as EXECUTOR Of Dr. NJ DE-
Bow. deee lsetl
TrNNs0ns third cash, The one, two and three
yea" <. Il. i porrs. Ezs'aor',
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VTTE have or sale 70 Is Of the Building Lots in West
w Nashville, On 0gi, MeSsiy Demumbrane and Locust
Streets, Ase several ne Lots IN ynes Addition aIs Isge
npHeey q sac ss los 10 Wstkins Beys RsraRs Add
tOps 20 Nashville also 2U0r - lots Welekers Addition
also several very choice Lots In RdgeReId.
We are prepared sell on liberal eF and to give
sADins. J. l.. = X. W. BROWN.
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Nashville & NORTHWESTERN Rail
Road Office.
EASTERN DIVISION.
GEALED PROPOSALS for The work Of Grading, Trssaiue
- Bdgs and Calvert Masonry and the dfivsrv Of %
thirty miles o. the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad WI
be received at the Office Of the Company until the 5 Of Csor
next The Work 70 b. let reaches from The beginning Ct The
Section 20 tie end Of the 45 Section. copr the heaviest
Sok Of gsDg and most Of the hrdgngs the whole
ece Nashville Tenn for teys before the letting, and al
proposals to Re adlressedto Y.K STEVENSON.
President n. &. n. VIZ R.
e. FALC0NNET,
ssp4-ln Engineer Eastern Diyisisa.
SALE oF LAND.
HAVING by decree OF the Chancery Court ct Brownsys
Tenn, az me August Term, 1852 In the
RTsefor rs Ashy ChTsp Admir- a. been appointed Tras
on he sst Of Jny le5f. TO W E. Bowers, deed for
ynTpOs OF securing the Two Hundred Fifty Dn
lars and ioy i've cents due BY under from said pun
lap TO sa 6reen Bradford the understand Satnr
day. the 18th DAY Of October, 1882 the IN
the tswn Of kPy Tenn, proceed to sell hghsst bidder
for cash. valuable Tract Of Land lying AaGTy county, Tenn
containing ~ ares, said being the same deest
said Dunlap the Chaneery Court Of su ou1ty on a.
18th Of March, ls4 in The OF William Dunlap a. N
w. Padge Snd wife, ct al and aforesaid by
Samuel Dunlap, deed, TO said Bowers
The Land all be sod in pursuance Deed az Frust
sep4-4fds CHURCHpBLL BUCK, Trustee.
cost,
a Small Black Hand Trunk, marked ssD-s r.
n J. SHLs, Nasayill, Tenn liberal reward viii ee ry
en- Tor the return Of the saEs TO ths City Hotel
sep9-IH
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EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE
UP
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY,

On Monday, the I'd Of October, 1859,
VNTE will offer Public Sale premises, that Valuable
w Real Estate, heretofore oWnei and Occupied by the
Nashville Manufacturing Company,
Fronting Wafer hundred and Gy-ons ard half
feet AID running back three hundred and four
low mark, which includes tbs Wharf making the enrs
front on the Wharf hundred and fifty feet This pro
valuable has of
fered 10 the public only Advantages of
Wharf, bit more particularly location for Business HOUSES
transtnG heavy Forwarding AMI Commission Business aud
for Manufacturing purposes every desr pon decided
advantages The continual increase in the shipment Toaco
from this port makes il u the wishing engage
particular branch Of commerce. Of s desirable loc
ons anywhere e found. and would earnestly call the at
snon to this property peculiarly fitted for that Of
business
We VIII sell third with the privilege Of the whole plat
o. which may fe Office.
TRRNs or sAIsA credit of one tEO three fOar Eve
with we'll endorsed, bearing date and
a lien retained. =. II. GLASCOCK 4 co, Agents
sepll-td No. ~ College Street.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
CARTER WILLSFORD & CO.,
Successors to Carter Mckay L Co., and T I-anier)
On Tuesday, September goth. 1852
ENTE will offer for cash In front Of Warehouse Mar
Wv Eet street, large assortment Of Fresh Choice Gro
leres, comprising in part the following articles viz
100 bids La Sugar, 100 boxes Tobacco, vars Binds
loo bags Rio COnee, 500 cases Cove Oysters,
% bags Laguyra Coffee, 2UO boxes 70 Bar SsAp
20 bbls New Molassss, goa boxes Palm Soap,
- = bOls Molasses 100 boxes Foxes Starch,
81 hbs Crushed and Powdered 100 boxes Woods Starch
sugAr, 200 dozen BrOom's,
800 bbs Cincinnati Whisky, 400 boxes Star Candles,
- bbls Newsom do 100 boxes TaoW do.
" old Robertson County do ~ Il y bos CrarbeFTies,
81 old Rye and Bourbon do 200 dozen Painted Buck
IS Z pipes Brandy, 100 boxes W 4 D Cheese
- b5lsWatsr and Butter Crack IS bags Pepper,
ers, 800 Teams Wrapping Paper,
leo kegs Nails, assorted, 20 Sardines,
3OO.0OO assorted Cigars 200 boxes Srhnapps.
With many other alticles too tedious MENTION
CARTER, WILSF0RD q co.
Sept. Std No. Market street
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LAND SALE.

LAND SALE.
George CALDWELL Administrator &c. Nancy MIncu al
ID Decree Of the County Court Ct Davidson county render
ID ed i'll the above eSuss will oeF sale, premises,
fay, tie 18th Of Oct next the following properly, belong
the estate OF A. E Mntan, deceased One eentanns
az upon which is school house, Lot containing
also, the Interest in remainder that Of said
Anon has ia the dover Of his widoN Nancy Mntoa. Sad
dover eonsissef a Of land Dsydscn earny
the Holensville Turnpike, about miles fTm Nashville
upon which there comfortable bungs The ether Land
is situated IN the same locaI y.
TERAsA credit of {. u aRd IL months with interest from
date will b given, and with ss,lry and lien re-
r4ile3 20 s. urs the payment OF tho same.
s,pI4 did fse SO. 3 CHEAFUAN rlsrI 4 Ma.iar
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Attraction.


KkTE will sell at Auction, on saturday, the san Of
w October at the Coz t-houss la Nas1Viliel l2
O'Clock, Of the best business lots in hs city, bng No.
H. 90 South College Street opposite 6rOOms Furniture Store
the Lot fronts ~ fret back 10 feet
srsJ improved Lots in The city The particular attention
capitalist aud ssIrSe Is iarited . his sdle ES tls
% he LsGpPJ pyated desirable Ions to Re had
s-PiU-td J. L. L W. BROWN.
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AR M ONG - CO.,
Ne. 80 Market street,
MAS 77ILLE, TENNESSEE
XETE have hand full and complete assortment Of
w MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS, Sc, which offer
the very lowest prizes:
Circular Saw NHf1Is, double and single,
Males cider Mil and Corn shelter,
SincIaIT's Straw Cutters,
Wheat Drills,
MIIleF's steel PlOws,
Field Rollers, &c.
sepl5-Iu ARMSTRONG & co.
CAHOON,S SEED SOWER.
FEHE rest Machine invented for broad Sowing
II one that every Farmer should have.
sspl5-In ARMSTRONG 81 CO.
LAND PLANTER.
HAVING been appointed Agents for Western Virginia
Works for the sale Of their Land Plaster prepared
to furnish 1t at the price st the Mines with
sePl5-In ARMSTRONG co.
SEEDS.
VTTE haTes full supply Of Clover Timothy, Grass,
w Bne Grass and Orchard Grass Seeds prices
sepl5-ln ARMSTRONG 4 co.
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NOTICE.
TINE subscribers take this method Of nes friends
and the community generally, that hey prepared
oese, for auction aud prva.e les, description Of
Ghandise. Sales and returns mad with promptness.
Regular sales Of secondhand furniture
day morning Ts patronage Of the public respectfully .
lieited W. II. OBUTCHER & Co,
ssp6-dly rs Market Street Nashville, Tsna.
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DISSOLUTION Or CO.PARTNERSUTD

DISSOLUTION Of CO-PARTNERSHTP-
n PAUL BRUCH, Of the late Erm Of essDoRE 4 zzueu
- having removed to the State Of New York. and III ci,
against said hrn having been settled by GusdOrf the no-
partner all persons indebted to said REQUESTED 10
forward ahd settle With h who alone ATTENDING 10 d bi
ness J. dnsd0rf VII continue the wholesale Cigar and Tsco
business In Cooper Building, Up Stairs where b taVites ~
country and Eeedl merchants to give him call.
seps I'm GUsD0RF Il DRUCH.
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That alone ought to be sufficient There can be nc
law. order or security for any mans rights unless
the judicial authority of tbs country be upheld.
Mr. Douglas msy do what he plesses with political
conventions aud party platforms but We trust he
will Give to the Supreme Court at least that decent
respect which none but the most ultra Rspubl cans
have yet withheld.
The right of proper Y is sacred, and toe first Oh
ject Of all humsn government is 10 make il secure.
Life 10 always unsafe where properly is not fully
protected. This ia the experiences of every people
on earth, ancient sad modern. To secure private
property was principal object of AlgHa Charta
Charles / afterwards attempted 10 violate it. but
the people rose upon him, dragged HIM to the block,
and severed bis head from his body. At still
later period, another monarch Tor kin fred Of
fence, was driven out Of the epuDtry, aud died
fugitive and sn outcsst. Oar oWl RcEol Itiou was
provoked by ths' s. CAT invasion upon the right Ct
property Viii h consisted in the exs ion OF q trf ng
tax There il no government ia the VOID bOaever
absolute, which WoIlG not De diss1aced aud onJap-
Rered by wantonly sac iheiug private prop rty eveu
70 sma extent For Ceu'ufi,s 4 st Fucb outrage.
have ceased 10 be committed n iI Is Of peace among
civilized nations,
Slaves are regarded as property in the Southern
States The people Of that secIion buy snd sell,
and carry on all their business provide for their
families. and make their wills aud divid, their in
beritanees on that assumption Il is manifest TO all
Wbp know them thRS no OOuhL5 ever cross their
minds ahout the rghifalness of holding such prop
erty They believe they hsve direct warrant for
it. no, only in the examples Of the best men that
ever lived but in the precepts of Divine Revelation
itself: and thew are thoroughly satisfied that the
relation Of mas sr and slave is the only one which
possibly exist there between the white sad the
black without running both. The people of the
North may differ from th,ir felloW-cltiEens Of the
South the whole subject; but knowing, as we all
do, that these sentiments sincerely and hor ss'y
entertained, We canoot wonder that they feel the
most unsPeaksble indignation shen any attemp; IS
made 10 interfere with their rights. This senti-
ment results naturally and necessarily from their
education and habits of thinking. They can not
help il, any more than an honest man in the North
can avoid sbhorring thief or house-breaker
The jurists, legislators, and people of the North
ern States have always sacreiy respected the right
of property In slaves held by their own citizens
within their own Jurisdiction. 1t is a remarkable
fact, very we'll worth noticing, that no Northern
State ever passed any law to take negro from his
master. All laws for the abolition of slavery have
operated only on the unborn descendants Of the ne
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GnrOpdi(de Deri6te.

@ctIsna %. Oft. %pr rer 6srttiaen 3uttyC.
li5rifammer muroe beute folsenber intercIanter, IaQ
YertanpeIt. Gin @utmaher uno GioarrenbSnplcr
aus &rruicna6 bate i'm Stunt b. g. an Semaup in
Nahtn cin'n nit . Sie9eIn seihlulIenen Brief NIT
Dem ausrtli&cn Snbalte BON $50 6tlru. 6oOruon.
%mtilin9sn per 9Cit atarIAjdt, in mclbcm icpph bt
Der G%rGHmIn9 iih nur prei einfa6 ;uIammenocfaltete
papierabIbnltte Yorfanpsn. Sci aenaucrer pslTdti.
9un9 res Gpuprrts ersat ii4 aber, bag taiIrlte ouf
Der auberen cite untrr Den 9Eprteu .entb1lt $50
Gblr." unb 3rar unmitteItar unter Dem paruuter be.
Tnolihen ctden Ointenit:id, Der 9lnae nab fcin
purhlhnitten mar, 70 baB man rem Sbnitt nid,t Inc
9leid bemerfen f%Uunte, mnp 3ipar um 70 peniaer. ais
i'm Snnern be5 Converts unter rem Sdsnitt en D1.
pierltreifsn unter9etIett mar. !Siernat nun tonnte
nur DIR Nblenber, ME aud rer beute perncmmene
SaAoerl1nb sc erfldrte, Den Sstyus perii6t 6aben,
oa unmD9IiA Gin @nperer ais pteIer ren Yayiertrsi.
fen 10 9latt anSutieben sermcd5te, mas pUr Der 9u
lammenIe8uns 9ei&eben isin muBte. Der SeIaul.
ri9te tefritt mad ME DOR bic 5bat, tebauptets siel.
msbr, pas @eIO NIT benz 9rieTe ri6tte ,ur IClt oeae.
ben ,u baben. Das @ert4t ~ertannte i'm ieootb fir
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lUulot9 mn oeruttbellte tbn "a q Bunatsn 0bcIauv-
NIP, 300 6blrn. @eipbuee, ersntueG 3 Mcnatsm Wc
lananrb unp 2 Sabre Scrluit Der Gbrrnrctte.
5%anmUper. 81. SIT. Dir Nrjterlatue r,e Sc
nIAS Grnlt GueuIt 1T c,naetrofen, nm ~auiselcut n
10 rp'n. @rhit 2iuAuit nimm cine mdieitattihe Stsi
Jung rln. Sein Yicrr t1Hmet lt brt, nit ZEN pin
stiIuB'n Die HesfaNaaB ScrltInpfenp. Giue Staiu,
o. 1ep'a'n Kpnige III NOD mint p~rpitttirt.
Gln mertmJrCiasr 8au pcn Nicptrcrmaben
aus ctm SHcjrirrtc 1t nah siueDr bier anaslanattu
Etl9"t2'ir ~. j~turica IN 9Eerjihmar in unaarn
HeiNTtennler. Gmc iunge Observation-Disclosures
i! lat ptrr SSphCn N,rbclratbcie Srau itarb uuo ipr
waterman murre nah rer ~ppittgcn 2anOcslitte AMI
l'si'n bee ouBbcpers sciest, mt einsm i6mar;sn
Suhe hrordt unc iu penirtten ais Yeidbcnmate en-
MANA S'ltrut. Su Der rrtttrn 9tabt leit penn Scpe
NeFt' Orr Srd'tttr, ter gang rubig auf ciuer Sunf ,ag
Hnp lctle 9tctfe rauhte, auf ciumal EN- leiics .Sro.
gen duf Dem 6uBbpcen. Gr ahtete ntht parn,If
AdS Hr1Bcn parpe itIrfer unp auf eiuinal rid,trt,
Nh gum 9rpEten Gntlcben pcs 9SGhters rie pcrmeiut.
Ids Soitr 1uf NM iub lid pcrmuupsrt i'm 3immer
nm. Ste mar srlt nab cret 8ogen aus ibrem Starr.
Ef''hpt Der aIlt Spu en pcS mirfliGen lppes trua,
~ Der Sum pplen 2eben ermadt.
|t' ms IN Nnrerith wcrpeu Die Gotten MUIR ,u
baufs p'ei Sn ltnsl uup pbue pab man lib pcn Der
@Fmibbett ocS mirtlrhen Ntlctcne itcr,erat BAT. ans
orln Sauie grifdft uno menu ric G,rGter rrccn fDnn.
ten, murpen ie ssmiB Dpn mandcm iurhttarru 80
prStampf ~rr'dttrn, Der crit smiiden pcu enacn Srctr
trtl eeS Sar3cS ~gefdmpft murpe.
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Std0ti(1es.

Gtu1 Scrnstmrn nad beatlidtigt er llnob,
hdnaige Surnperein AID in pislcm ,fabr riucr 9Ss,h
uoht0taa Obiubolten, unp lcQ terlelbc pteIrs NHor
rtc mir loren, auce bis Jest in pteIer @f,icbup1 Sr.
crtene bel ipettrm utertrs1tn. BUR Nufubrnna am
iweiten NCibnuhteLtsnb, Mtcutaa ben 26 Dc,rme,r
ole brrubmte Niener 9rie: r9rlipalotin unp .Sat,sl.
oicn, crer Der Sabrmartt gu 5iautcntr unn." mrlfr
Na rtttrlse opurr oumor il, 9smi6 ibrcn bcltrrcn Gin.
nrud uiht Ucrirblcn pirr. giah Der 3prGrlIuro fprrt
inc Sirlociun9 pon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an bicirni.
Ien 0umcn ltatt. mcIhe ptcien Sul %telud,en mrrrcn
NoS Nlbere birriter in ndhltsr drummer.
: Den Wttaliecsrn pcs Qiebbotcr, 5trotcrsersin,
fhrtlen mir nit, baF Die nGhlte Sprltclluua Nfputo,
ubcr obt &a9e ltattftne't.
= 0dut elmer ItUn friber pfrGfcntlthen Srfonnt.
mddhun9 prranitaltct Die Sdgcr.@ pmpdauie ctnrn arr.
BEN YGeibuubts5aQ
= Sn elmer uutenitrbenren 8etauutnodbuuo mr.
trn cte Wtttllterer Ter SIdcr. @pmpaauir ibrcn Touf
hb fur RE frcurcltde Qufmcrtinmtrit, mcIte m,br s~,
''rer Sreunoe uno pallipen Mlt9lifoe: olourt acne II
tie brmteIen, adB iis linen Grfyiitunaer mondbrrI,i
Nrt mahreno ibreS Nufcntbalte in GbarleTtcmr lam
ten. SGtr ftnpcn rielen Gfentltd oueuciprpfrueu T,nf
lrbr am 9laet, ~crlalben une atsr tCuIrltcn aud urrt
dut elncn aneerrn alien Uemtlben nus,ur cburu rrr
%nbcrlrhen gu lrin ltcint. 9Sir mrinrm f,rn. 0jun,rn,.
tor. OIL cine Srr better Gi9drren unisrcn IGo,rr IN,
NrtelSlh9er ianetc, rie CT rilcns fir uulrrc 9;otc,,
l"npeHrrtbeiri9cr fabricirt bate.
Jn Ger SctlbdTt %unisrce @ou crucurS. Die r,r.
telte an cie am ofrl0nQcnCn MirntnG ,uiammruostrrs
tent VeleesebnnS rthtete, finprn mir cin;elne omrri.
fanilhe @ompaanicen me9cn ibrre C,cnilclfcrs briru
crrS brraue9rtrittrn. 9Hir molrn %alaubcn, paR piel,s
Vpt rin n%rrntcnieS ut, tdtttu CO nter lictrr oej,brr
menn Oh elite m'br au9rmetn 9ctdlicn aemeien mGrr
Nue Serittte lin,men \. .. BARN i'll Grain, bar ,uIers
Sdacr nm meiiten purdt g8n6tcienlt ~ irirtn bottru
nno eaB man ibnsn germ bic 9cfGtrIitittn pulfen riu
ra"mte' mEnh uferbaupt BON tiner Orfabr re Nere
le'n tr"nte' 9atte cteier ,peuibpberfsIp3us.., mir ion
Ter Ncroen gu nrnnen beliebt, abfr mirflitb Gin bluti
9rS @nrc %Nenrmmrn, 10 limb mir oapon itcr,euot ROT
mieofrum bic Oentit rn Tie &ase aus Dem BAD hat.
ten ;icben milIen.
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VIC 99. gpuls Sutsr 1t. Srp., Marnitr, ,pis
den Der g.. unr 10, baten cs iternpmmen, ,ur
Srauemlihfcit Res YutlitumS i'm untereu Stoot-
tbeile NnSeisrn &c, fur uns entaescn gu ncbmen,
bic re6tjeiti9 Nuinabme finrcn, mcun lie bis 4
ubr Na6 miitaas oaIeltf aboc1ctcu mereen. =
Or. Stedsr in aleibfaQs berebtiat, Nu;eiaen unp
3abluu9 fun unS entNeacuaunehmcn - Sn uu-
'crcr Ciice. 7te Strasc, ,w,idten Gtny H.. Y as,
2te 1bIr BON 2eiNt, nerren ~2tulciscn Bic oht
ubr NreucS au1enrmmen.
Na;eigen fur rje Mtpntdas Summer miiiEen
bis moracn Nldhmttt1s ein0crciGt mcrccn.
Die NitaIirosr pee @cl1uoseretns g l.
mia blteu pe'r ,cit9cmdRen 8cid,tul aefaEt, 7ur
Unite baltun1 rer dctrocu uun Y t,iio 30 Wifalits
Der ,rei Nal pse McnatS i'm QufGte Ger 6srreu
@auter unp Spbuert ~asirG'ac ;3uiamn cntiufte
III oerantllteu. Bel bsnen ~natirlitb cae ftGne
@eftslcbt nibt fcblcu oarf. unp ouh 8reunbe
cin9efubrt lperpen t6uneu. geiamg irQ bel pe,s
leItrn mt einsm Gdn,teu abmehIeln ,1up Inn
bptere NSribe psrleibrn, uno bumcrritife uno
lcnltisc Sortrl9e Dem 6umcr uuo Der @emiitb
lihteit Sbpv uno Stir rfnsn.
Die @eIanaitunren bsS @einna %ercins
Guncrroio fnpen Wtittmrth Ntcut i'm gptllc pss
6rn. q. Snoc fntt.
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@cIA@Tts G:rnWmuue

Gem 9etbrten btutden 9ubIifnm hicrntt Die Gn;ei,c. bo5
il Ypnt brutiscn Gage III Der Srparirafc maze Ter l. cine
orutiChe Sprc,rci Nalrenbanpluna
er6Tret bate. Surth 9aar-@iutdufe, ole id psrIpulib in hr,,
ltktn SSofcn III Ntm aorf unb Baltimore GcmldDr babe. IN,
in III Der Stanr AelrPt, jeAlMhel AnfprGtrunsea auf oi,
%prentptclie uno bil,9ne l@cilc iu %cntiprcdEn.
Nebtn Ylt.en Gnctrtn Nrtttcln eriaubt ib mir auf fcloertl
Wt9tnltGnee lnlrt etutlfe b1usfraucn oufmcrfIan m mo
den Hinlen. @rtien, 9iureIr (perinieorne SUrten) GcrIfr
9th0rien, 0rtsS, Noltnen, 9gfaumen, Sirnrn, gerI6iecen;
SrrtEn Sbte, 9boeoldoe. Stale, imrirtrfe 9Surit &C. Il.
GbcnfI!is MAD: IN auf pcin reibbalises 9aacr ppn JSr;
nen, vilueuren, mptln!cr DEFENDERS cine ~pprilSlite @rrac.
@ntnS, Gl9drr,n &C. 0ufmcrflam.
SurdD rtae nIst9r trtltbe Scnbunscn Uon alien in n,eiu
San einidDlG9enbcI NrlitcIr, burn retic GnH 0ufncrfIom,
2ccicnrul rome ut mr. bdlo cas 3utrauen n1riner biciioeI
e%tutldDeL yInnsItutt III rrptrben mo Su erbalten.
Wm 2ppfC.
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Tenn %9:ehrtrn 9ublifum rie cr9ebene gn,ei1e. poe
mein %ihuHerer N9cnt : Us. &cnnr in Scr Watt
oom Mcnta9 nuf 1ienitng plSBlib p~critmunpen ii,
mir 3uaebOri9rs Giscntbum mitnabm, ump 0jrlper FIR
mid erhoh, obnc iolhr pprber absnli,frrn, audi ran
tb tereit0 Die %nGtNiAen Shritts sciban bate INN lei.
ner paoDaft gu nerosn. um WliBrcutunaen p%Ur,ubeu,
gen, trnae ih bieles Dem ~aeebrien Wu,lifum mr. Wn-
,et9e. @isihjrtt9 erlntte lib meme seetrten Runpen.
tlr rte 60l9e S1b!un9en nur an mid i,ltt III leiiten.
Die 5trren battprf IL. 60. linb bicrmit ermadtiot
Scfelunscn FIR mid an;unsbmen.
Mttns Srauerft rrirp in Der lci;ber a~efi6rten 0eile
tort9etu9rt. uno tnrrm is fir pas mir 1citber in 10
REDEEM NinBe 9cichentte 3utrauen 6er,liG Dante, bite
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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-26
Kansas Constitutional COVentiOn
-SOHfh Platte Annexation.

While We are still strongly 10 favor Of
the project of annexing South Platte Ne
braska to Kansas, for reasons we have
heretofore given our readers, and al
length; we cannot view The course re.
commended and adopted by the Mas
meeting at Nebraska city in any other
fight than as operating prejudical to the
movement, if carried into execution. In
our opinion South Platte has done all she
with propriety a do. She has spoken
in terms moi to be misunderstood, in favor
of being annexed; she has made known
to Kansas and Congress her desires in
regard to the matter; What more can
she do than wait patiently their action?-
This is our individual idea; other friends
of the measure may differ with rs.
In another column will be found the
announcement of Judges Of the election
on the 9TH of June, for Delegates from
this county to attend the Kansas Consti-
t%utional Convention. If a vote is had,
in this county, we hope the issue for, or
against, will be fairly and squarely made,
and thus the sentiments Of the people
secured beyond cavil. Let the people
turn out and vote +; let there be two sets
of candidates, one for" and the other
against" or if but M sett, and tEey in
favor. let the opposition simply vote
"against annexation the candidates
being pledged to conform 10 the expressed
will of the people, viz: If a majority Of
voters are "for annexation the candidate
to attend, or make known their wishes to
the Kansas Convention in favor of making
Platte River the northern boundary Of the
proposed State of Kansas; If a majority
Of votes be against an~nexation;" that ex-
preston be similarly conveyed to said Con-
vention. This will settle the matter so far
as South Platte is concerned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-26

neighbOr and thus satisfying the demands
Of his soldiers, was, for him a necessity;
and therefore the Italian question was
put forth. To his credit be it said, he
managed the affair with much shrewdness
and thus enlisted in his behalf all lovers
of freedom.
But whatever may be the causes Of this
war, the die is now cast, and the indie
~pendence of Italy will be the result.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-05-26
Paul MOrnhY.

This celebrated chess player arrived at
New York on the 18th, by Steamer Persia,
from his European tour. He will remain
IN that city a few weeks and then return
to his home in New Orleans. He will be
presented by his friends al New York
with a sett of Gold and Silver chess men
and board to match, manufactured at a
cost of 81, 800.