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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-07-14

testamentary executor. The money in
hand at the time Of the Baron's decease
was under 500 thalers. of this sum be
had given 400 thalers TO the servant, with
written instructions TO apply the money
to the expenses of his funeral. AS a
proof of the little value M. de Humbold,
set on personal distinctions, il may be
stated, that the great number of decora-
lions which he had received from the SOW
ereigns of all countries, were lying pell-
nell in a cupboard. His legal heirs
caused the property to be put under seal.
not being aware Of the donation made to
Seifert. This old and faithful servant
had some years before. been appointed
guardian Of royal palace, AZ his mas
ter's request, but the King dispensed with
his fulfilling the duties of this post during
the lifetime of M. de Humboldt.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-07-14
Miscellaneous.
Nebraska Gold Mines
NO HUMBUGm

Sfasments of Horace Greely, fl. d. Rich-
aydson, and Henry VilIiard, RepTesen-
toaiUes Of the Press IN .NesO York, Bos-
ton and CiYh.inndti.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-07-14
Ny Unele-FOlIOWing In hIs Foot
stems.


It appears that Louis Napoleon lsf,
Paris for the army of Italy on the 9Th
Of May. Il was on that day, in 1900.
that the elder Napoleon set out for his
Italian campaign, which terminated SO
glOriously on the field Of Marengo. The
perseverance with Hhich Ehe present En-
peror of France treads in the footsteps
of his uncle and follows him in his career.
is remarkable. The elder Napoleonob
tanned supreme power in France BY dis
persing the representatives Of the people
by military force. So did the Younger.
The anniversary Of the latter coup d'etat'
IS the I'd Of December, the day on which
was fought the battle Of AusterIilz Ay
che former. The elder Napoleon was first
elected ruler Of France for ten years. and
was then chosen emperor. The Younger
Napoleon passed through the same gra- .
datlons precisely. The elder Napoleon
FIRST took the command of the French
troops in Italy. The younger initiates
his example. The day for their setting
out for the seat Of war was, in both in
stances, the 9th Of May. Napoleon / had
his treaty Of alliance with Russia, by
which the two powers agreed to partition
the Continent between them. Napoleon
III has undoubtedly formed a similar
treaty. Napoleon ! FIRST put an end to
the French Republic. So did Napoleon
III. The family Of the first Napoleon
consisted of his Enpress and one child.
This is exactly the family of NapoIeoa
III. Napoleon / restored France to the
Catholic religion. Napoleon III restored
the Pope Of Rome 10 his dominion. A
brother Of Napoleon / vas associated
with the Empress, Maria Louisa, in the
Regency when die Emperor set out for
the war A brother Of Napoleon I Is
associated with Engene, the Empress Of
Napoleon III, in the Council Of State. ON
the happening of the same contingency.
Napoleon l was imprisoned six years in
the Island Of st. Helena. Napoieon III
was Imprisoned six years In the fosIFess Of
Ham. These similariiies do look some
thing like the ''star Of destiny"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-07-14
Requests Of Humboldt.

The late Baron de Humboldt bequeath-
ed to his domestic, Seifert, who had lived
with him thirty-three years, all his i'm
mense library, all his furniture, and all
his articles of value, with the exception
Of few, which he charges him to pre-
sent to certain persons. His manuscripts,
however, are not comprised in the dona-
ton, and among them is one of a geog-
raphical work of greater extent than any
hitherto published. The domestic is his
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-07-14

ty Of broken bones, covering with good
soil, muck and manure as above, 50 HAT
the viEfe may stand o1i q sort Of faUuHd
some two feet above the surrounding land.
While preparing The ground for one
plant In tins way, il IS better 10 extend Il,
and make a border for several vineH.--
Bats as we before remarked, we would
prefer gravelly or sandy ground, with
dry soil on a hillside, if we could chi,se.
OF course the ground should Be well
mamurea. We repeat, if you have no
grape vine planted, set them out some
where.-.4mericGn HogticultH-isf.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-07-14
Raees and RaIfoInns.

The whole North American Continent
has only 38,OO0,O0O of inhabitants, not
as much as France or Austria. The
whole of Central and South America has
only %, 900, 900, less than Italy, Euro
pean Russia has as many inhabitants as
America, Australia and Polynesia to-
gether. More people live in London
than In Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Nebras-
ka and Kansas combined. China proper,
without including Chinese Tartary has
more inhabitants than America, Austria
liza and Africa put together, and India
has nearly three times as many inhabi-
tants as the whole of the new world
The result is that our planet bears ], ,2SS,-
100000 of mankind, of which sum total
522, 100000 belong to the Mongolian,
269, 100000 TO the Caucasian, 200, ,000,-
600 to the Malayan, 196,OO0,OOO to the
Ethiopian, and ,000,0 ,000to the American
race. Divided according to their confess
sions, there are 335,000,00O of Chris
tians, 5000, 1000 of Jews, 5000, 900 be-
longing to Asiatic religions, 10000 900
to Mahommedonism, and 200, 100000 of
heather.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-07-14
1 Would Knot Dye in Wfntur, de.

IhH OOIHOb OF IHORT8 ON rADTD fDFrA %
Wnd knott dye in Wintur,
When whiskis punchis To-
When poOty gals sir skating
Oar aeldsOT ice 3 Snow
When sassidge meet is phryine
Hickeri knutts is thick
Owe who kni think ov dighinR,
Oreven getting siekT
AWud knot dye in spring time,
& miss the turn up greans,
b thePoOty song Ov the lsetle fraWgs.
the ski Iarks srIy screeuos;
When burds begin thare Wobbiing
tatsrs gin to sprout--
When turkies go gObblering;
Wud knott then peg cut.
WHd knott dye in summer.
leeTe the gardin sass
The roasted lam butter milk
The koOl phase inn the grass;
Wud knott dy in sumnsr
When svrything's 50 hOtt,
&leeve the Whiski JeW-Iips=
owe know ide rutheE Knott.
IWUd knot di in ortum,
With peeehes ftt for eating;
When the EaE y kOrn is getting rips
4 candidates are tEeeting.
Phof these, and uther WreasonB,
Ids knot d. in the phaII;
sense i've thort it over,
IWud knot dis tall.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-07-14

The San Diego Herald says General
Walker has resigned fillibusiering, and
intends to unite his destinies with a lady
Of Lower California, who once saved his
life. She is said 10 Be immensely rich,
but objected to the alliance, in conss-
quence Of difference ef religion.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1859-07-14
GREeoRY's DIeeINes, !
June 9th. 1859.

The undersigned, none of them mi
ners, nor in any way directly interested
in mining, but now here for the express
purpose Of asceraining and setting forth
the truth with regard to a subject Of deep
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-03
To Areas TIE Arms

Talking about military matters, it is said
that in consideration Of the extraordinary
gallsn,ry exhibited by DIR. fosrsR. at the
famous Indian battle at Traverse DIES Sioux.
referred to by SrKvkSs. where for three
days and nights he sustained alone tho
charges (s45, &c.l Of . squaw-dron-nOt OF
horse--he Is TO DO promoted to high com.
mand in the mex, campaign against the Moo
cassinites Although his services have been
ound invaluable ~ drilling and recruiting
officer for the II. Il. infantry, Il is under.
stood that he declines the small respousi-
bilities Of that position. and requircs no
other reward for his ssrviccs than the rank
Of Breves Bunk Corporal, and the gratitude
and admiration Of his old companion. IN
arms.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-03

The n. o. Data administers a fair hit
to the European sympathisers with Spain.
when it recommends that country to recall
the long list Of possessions which have been
wrested from her by the rspacity of neigh
bors who now cantingiy profess an anxiety
to protect her from the greedy spirit Of the
United States, who offer a full price for an
Islaud which abe cannot much longer retain.
The following synopsis from the Data. Of
the manner in which the Spanish Empire
has been passing away for some three hun
dred years, is quite Suggestive at this mo-
ment
iSe5-Malts surrendered TO knights Of 1t.
John.
lsfo-Nsvarre Aad Bearue eeded 10 France.
iSto-Pcrtugsl Vas lost
lSSg--Reusselon lost
l6ls-Netherianis became independent
96-nArbAioss seized By the Engi.h.
I6a5-JAmAica ssszed by the Eng,isk.
lTOl--Gibrsltar taken By the Ens1Sh
lIls-LucAs taken by the English
llSa-pouli MICA taken by the Eaghsh.
lTeI- Tnnilad taken by the Eng "A.
lTih Century - sardinia eedel % Duke Of "a
ysy. OrAn and MAEslquip ccted 70 Morocco.
North Of Italy ee,ied ~ the Rourbsrs
lTSs-Sicliy snd Naples sntncipatsd.
lsls-IloTida coded 70 t4e { led states.
ISL Hall s. poming5 .Js,
lSs5 NeXieo hnAly oct
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-03
EMIGRATION prMSe 1855 The number

EMIGRATION prRiSG 1855 The number
Of emigrauts who arrived at New York
daring the past year, was 1859. or lo5,-
1876 les than during the year immediately
preceding, and 63,153 less than in 1886.
OF these emigrants. 3l,ssi we're IRON Ter,
many. 250Tj IRON Ireland. and l2.32l
from England. We are enabled to show
the proportion Of Irish and Germans who
have arrived al tina, port during the last ten
wears, as follows
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01


York Herald
The QUIoKEsr TRIP OF rHE sEAsox.-The steamer
7 TWichell, from New Orleans, arrived yesier-
day morning making the trip in six and half days.
including stoppsgss, besides the loss Of several
hours in assisting the Maria Dsnnipg, which had
been severely injured by the storm Of Monday aS-
ternooa. The James johnson left New Orleans
twenty-five hours before the TWichell started, but
the latter passed the johnson before reaching Mem
phis.
Col Williamson, who was on the Twichell, informs
us that the storm came up about four o'clock in the
afternoon Of Monday, and suddenly it became so
dark that all amusement in the cabin was abandon.
ed The hoarse roar AID the whirling Of the tops
of the trees in the air announced the approach of
the storm, and produced tho greatest excitement
among the ladies on board. The pilots, George
FarnsWorih and faithful Charley, were both at the
wheel, and perceiving the tornado which was passing
from northwest to southeast, passed the Maria
DenniBg, narrowly escaping the fate of that boat.
As soon as the storm passed over, which occupied
but few seconds, it was discovered that the Den
ming was without chimnies OF pilot house. her cabin
split and euvelopsd in clouds Of smoke, and the
boat entirely helpless in the midst Of the river.
The Twiehell promptly went 10 her relief and tow
ed her safely to Island No 49, where she rghted up
things and proceeded up the river as we learn from
the Memphis papers. Mr.. Daniel Blain, one of the
pilots of the Denning who WAS in the pilot house at
the setting in Of the storm was carried ont of the
house by the violence of the wind, and blown into
the river but was rescued, susisining only slight
injuries.
The Colonel says it is due The Twiohell to state,
that had not the following Tuesday night been SO
windy as to prevent running, she would have made
the trip in six days.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

stTEEE GOODWORK GOES BEs ATELT ON,
may be apply applied 10 the manner in
which DcNs subscribers are responding to
OUR CASH SYSTEM. Way we not expect
that cur OLD stfEssCRIBEHS will respond
with pleasure and prOmPtness with their
CASH. in order TO enable us 20 carry out
such a beneficial system that adopted
byus! We will also add that now is tine
times at she opening Of the year, and seal-
other cam pafgns 70 subscribe fer the UNION
AND AMERICAN, the CHEAPEST paper in
Tennessee. NOyv's the time, subscribe and
pay nm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

A Card 20 the Ladies--Dr' DuPOncO's Pc.
riOdfCal Pills for EeElales--Are inAilible for re
In owing Stoppages Irregularities OF the Men5es.
The Pills are nothing but have been used by the Doctor in
his practice for many years. both in France and America with
paraee success every and he urged by thou
sand ladies hem make the Pills public, for the
alienation Of suffering from any Irregularities whatever
preventive to ladies whose health will permit Of an increase Of
niy.
Pregnant females those supposng themselves eau
toned against using pills while in that condition, the propre
tor assumes responsibility after the above admOnon, although
their mdness would injury health otherwise these
pills are recommended Directions accompanying each box Price
EwIN, PENDLET0N & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn.
To whom all be addressed They will supply he
trade at Propors prices and furnish show cards and circulars
Sold a Retail in Nashville, by
DEMOVILLE & BELL, No &c Cherry street.
G. w HENDERSII0TT, Cedar St, and Public Square
BEACH & GOODLET, Market ST., opposite Union street.
J. STRETCH, corner Of Broad and Market streets.
enclosing to either Of the above agents. have
the Pills sent (eonfdenaly by mail to any part Of the
city o. country.
n Bhe ingredients composing these Pills made known
TO every agent selling them They will tell that they al
they are represenedo be- Ask for DIR. DHpOncOS Col
Pills. See the signature each box you will then &c
medicine you may depend upon yet perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD & CO., Agents for Memphis.
WILSON K STARBIRD, Agents for Louisville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
RIG HEST bad EN-
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmPerOrS
What! Why a Beautiful Head of Hair.

w Ofm by Kings or EmPerOrS
What! why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
DECAUsEItis the ornament God Himself rorie for ali
} Reader, although the rose may bloom
brightly the glowing cheek, the eye be sparkling the
teet be those OF pearls il the Aead IS ret OF its covering
the hair sare and shryeed harsh and Dry still,
spnked with gray, will lose half her charms. Prof
Woods Hair Restorative, II used two or three tines week. viii
restore and Permanently secure TO ALL such an rnen Read
the following judge. The writer is the celebrated Pianist,
79ai1erg:
Dear SirPernit me to express to you the obligations
under for The entire restoration Of my hair 20 its original color
the time arrival in the United states il rapidly
becoming gray, iupon the application Of r RestOra
tive recovered its original hue consider Jour Restorative
very wonderful invention quite eeacious as we'll IS
agreeable. am, dear sir, yours truly,
aDryeh ar Gwyliedyet"
Welsh Newspaper once, Is Nassau st April r. 1883.
PRoy O. ]. WooD Dear Sir-S0me month six weeks ago
rceiTed sotte Of your Hair Restorative gave my we
concluded try It her hair, little thinking the time
that would the gray hair 10 its original color
we'll my surprise after ey weeks trial it has performed
wonderful eaec Of turning all the hairs 10 dark brown
at the same te Identifying and thickenng the strongly
cangeh Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEw.
PEor @. J. WooD: with eonadenos do recommend your
Hair Restorative, being the most eeac9us article
we're white have gradually grown dark and feel
confident that few applications will restore them to their
pleasant itching common who pesPrs freely
ppoy Woop-About two wears ago hair commenced falling
OF and turning gray; fast becoming bald and had tried
many remedies effect commenced using Jour Reora-
II began up grow out and turned back its former color
lsckl. this time uly restored to its original color
health, and appearance and ehserfniy y I'M go p
Restorative is put up IN bottles Of sizes Vlz i9re me.
dollar per bole medium holds At least twenty per cent
In PROPORTION thin the SMALL ret FOR dollars per bottles
large holds quart forty per cent more in proportion, and
o. 81 Wo06cc PropristOs 5I2 Broadway, New York Gin
great Y. Wire Railing Estabhment1 and Ia Market St.
And Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01
NEW JOE mATERTALs,

We take pleasure in stating TO our friends and pa
trons. ard the publicgenerallys that We have just
received aud opened the most complete and we'll
selected assortment Of New Job Materials ever
brought to the city; and that we are now thorough
" furnished, and prepared to do any and all work
in the Jobbing Book line 10 the very finest style
of The art We hope to be able to please ALL as oar
arrangements are ample and complete
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01


GRESHAM Il HUFFAKER,
Successors 70 Smith, Love& Coz
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
50 SOUTH MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
~ i'll pay Cash for all Articles Of ProducesEU
-dtwSwly
VIZ receipt 81 large we'll assorted stock
w Groceries, Liquors. &C. to which invite he
Of the trade:
Sugars.
$50 hhds louisiana 100 bbs Bait. orush'd aud POwd
Coffee
500 bags New Orleans Rio;
lj0 do Choice Baltimore
mO1aSses.
us barrels Cnoice Reboiled
so Il do do do
Liquors.
100 barrels Pfkes Dean and Chenartl's Whistles
900 do Bourbon, Rye Monongahela and Smiths 0dfRe-
serve Whisky.
300 do Country made, Lincoln Robertson, &c;
IS pkgs Domestic Brandy;
IS pkgs French do
IS do Ginger, Blackberry and Cherry do
10 do Holland Gin:
Is casks Port Wine;
20 bbls Sweet Malaga Wine;
pkgs Old Jamaica Rum;
SuRdFies,
GO boxes Sta. Candles Us kegs Tobacco all grades
$50 qr do Do DO 30 chests Green and Black Tea
Also, good assortment OF Pepper SPICE Ginger Sea,
Wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit.
Oet9-dt"&Wly GRESHAM HURfAkkR.
cash PAID Cor Bacon Lard, Wheat FrIits. Com
Cats, and all kinds Of Western produce No 10 Broa
s;Tsst, Nashville, Tenn. IRWIN 4 co
ian9 dtRSWa
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NEW TRIMMING STORE.
RORGFELDT & GUNTRATH,


Lately occupied by DemoviIe & Bell,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
ESPECTFULLY beg leave to inform their friends and the
T. public generally that they WILL Tuesday, March list,
open the above mentioned a large assortment Of the fol-
lowing goods, viz:
Paris Dress and Mantiila Trimming.
The newest and choicest patterns in all colOrs.
Leather and SILK Elastic ReltS9
at so per cent less than before offered in this markets
Buttons
Of all kinds-a great variety.
Fancy Goods.
The newest styles in Fans Hair Pins Bracelets, Brooches at
prices which defy competition.
Combs and Brushes.
A splendid assortment.
Hosiery.
Englishand German, ali sizes and qualities.
Small Wares.
Thread, Needles, Tapes Pins,
Baskets
The French goods largest assortment intro
duced in Nashville.
Soaps, Perfumeries and Toilet Articles.
Such genuine Lun Extracts Eau de Cologne LUn soaps,
etc. large of Miscellaneous Goods all OF
which will he offered great bargains and the calls Of dealers and
consumers respectfully solicited.
PS-Country dealers win find it to their interest to give US
CALL afford sell them the specihed goods At
Eastern cost being agents for several Importing and Manuc'
turing houses. teb21.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

Our readers are il formed that S. Henshaw has
just opened at No. So Market street, iue Furui-
ture Ware house, where every thing in his line
be had on good terms Next to good eating, man
loves to have good sitting and easy sleeping; and
these only be secured by avaiing ones self of
all the improvements now being made in furniture,
sc. Mr.. HenshaH is prepared to ell any and all
orders
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.


az the night Of the sd March, while passing the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad prisoner known by the
Of JAMES STEWART escaped from the while under be-
tween LavgDe and Antioch The said Jane Stewart about 81
old is about feet inches high has rather swRrthy
pexOn, hair rather dark with heavy whiskers, will weigh about
$50 pounds When he escaped he had white panama hat,
brown ock coat had drawing round his left leg as
teaed by cuff He his family reside Shelby Bed
county, Tenn lis well acquainted with country
Nashville and Shelhyyille and is likely lurking between
those places will give II above $50 any per-
who will apprehend and confne said Stewart that
get him. ". d. JOPLING, Sheriff Of
mh25-d,twS wiw McNairy county, Tenn.
The County Court Tor Davidson County.
HAVING granted letters Of administration neon the
Of Charles P Mcguire, deceased; all persens indebted
said estate hereby Roedto make immediate payment and
all persons hav claims against said estate hereby notified
present them me- duly proved, within the prescribed
by law J. B. JOHNSON,
junetl9-dGm Administrator for Charles p Mcguire.
BUTTER! BUTTER!! BUTTER!!!
KTE have in store thirty five Perkins fresh RserTe Butter,
wv which we will see low.
milo 4 II. s FRENCH 4 son.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01
Arrival of 1Iae Overland Mail.
From Leavenworth.

LEAvEEwoRTI, March 81 The Utah mail of the
9Th, has arrived Terrabe snow storms on the plains
are retarding the mails The seeend District Court
is in session. There are numerous thefs of horses
and mules The perpetrators are threatened with
Lynch law.
The Indians are molesting the California mails,
and stealing animals for food
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01
RELIEF IN TEN IIINgTEs.
VANS
PULM ONIC WAF Err s

The certain and speedy remedy discGyersd for an
Diseased Of the Clest and Langs. COUgAS Colds Ast
ma, G0nsun IsioR, Bronchitis, EpfHeasa,
HodrseRess, Difficult BTeathfa0, Sore
TaroIt, DC, DC, DC
THESE WATERS give the esinsantaneous and perfectre
lief and when perseyeed according directions fail
to eject rsp lasting Thousands have been restored
to perfect health tried other in vain Te all
classes and constitutions they equally blessing and
despair matter how long the disease have
existed or however may be provided the organic struc-
re Of tie vital organs not hopeessy decayed. Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial.
To VOCAlTs PUBLC SFzAKERs these Waters peculiarly
valuable they viii day the service occasona
hoarseness snd their regular days WILL at all times
rover and hexy OF the voice, greatly improving
tone compass aud cesrnes for which purpose they reg
uIarIy used by many professional vocaliSts.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
Price . cents per box. For sale by
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FrOBsa Washington.

WAsHINaToE, March 3l;-In view Of the recent
Nicaragua news, it is said tho President will dis
patch additional vessels 10 Niesragua to protect
American properly and citizens.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

A~Bank of West Tennessee, at
sst&zs1S MEMPHIs.-The notes Of this Bank will be
0deed the Union Of Tennessee Nashville [dsw-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01

We are prepared to accommodate country Offices
with sevsralfOnts Of Job type slightly used. Apply
soon
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-01
Later from HayII.

Arrival of the NOrthe I'm Light.
NEW YORK. March 3l.-The Northern Light
brought Sl37 GOO in epecie