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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
ERSSEE'ELks.

The editor of tie Hiy N-trs speaks in the following
terms, in that payer oi January lt. I-,3. ctucuri s
pr. DIriS D,luTI'Irs which cured him OF Ery>
pr. DAVIS DEFUEATIyE-We are not in the halit
Of commencing O. readers ;hc Of Iauaress --
ratyrs and U,>ruu. which may happen 10 b. sv, rti-
scl in columns HaviU- however. used Ur. Itfyi.-
medicine and i.uui to le really possessed Of yccnt
curat" qualities for Egyifris, take great ra,ur.
sly and cumurLIIu- the curative tu others
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
IiEE EEI Err
| y Y I q O X y II O r
IEEFAEED BT IR- SANFOED,
Compounded entirely from GUNS.

l. ONE TIE EEST TUEGATIvE ANDLIvFE VII.
IDINE> now trf rr Tie ruhli-. u az acts csl-..
yssirr iui'tr U ctual than any other n-r.
known Il = nor only 'r'tlrtic. Lut Lirsr T. ul-
rt tie Lir-r eject it. morbid ua.Ie- q. .
thr stomach ard bowels carry OF that n tt- h
accom- IsU- purposes efiectUaly without suy 70
the painful feelings lcrirn ei il tr CItrat T. >.
Cala1ti-s t strengthens hie IL Vur-rs rl. sv-t.u H.
ami when tax, daily in moderate dsses N stItngtl.r
and build It uV with unusual 1iilIty.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
NssseI, gsGsGElS.

DOCKS for the Old, the young. the middle
aged, the student and the general reader,
at the Lew isburg Hook - SiafiOn-
cry store.
MosheIm's Church History.-Life and
Sermons Of Christian Evans, the Welsh Prea-
Booths Reign Of Grace."Cru-
denis complete ance.-Barnes'
Notes on the Gospels. Rip'ey's DO. and Acts.
-Spencer's Sketches, lst and I'd series.
The Mine Exrlored.-Guidet to the Or
acles.-Vlnet'S II milies.-PaS'ora The
US Manual History and
Biography Information for the
People.-Dicuonar Of Popular Classical
Quotarions.-1heR he Romance of History
IDEAL Of Womanhood-Arcuc Wha.emen
and Whalug.-Lo>s.ug .ug's Lives Il >Igue:s
of the Declaration of ! d-pcnterce"1he
Romance Of Traycl.-Ilcmories over the
Waters.-Lord Mon,a9ue's PAGE. by q. F.
r. James -Bau.e Fields Of he Revolution.
Tribune almanac ior 1888.
The above are few Of General aS>Cr'-
ment Of good Book, con .strg of Histories,
Biographies. Travels, THEOLOGICAL. Common
School and N,cs.laaeOu, E.,l-. Portfolios,
Mathematical instruments, aai a General as
Sormcul Of Stationery, which IS offered al the
lowest prices, wholesale au' retail
WILLIAM NTEEAN.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

with good EulIdIngS.
The water-powcr embraces the whole Of
Penns Creek. The saw Mil viii cut 1900 TO
1000 feet per day Of Pine ami iiemIock Nag-
lgable conveyance to the river and Stale ca
nal al Ss.lnsgroye.
Whoever desires To purchase is expecteft1
view the premises, and may then call on nH
St-es, tanner OF Iohn VI. Tayior. Possession
may be given Of the Farm and Building, I'M
medIately, and Of the saw Mill and T,mrer
on one months notice. = see HalIy.i IN
this Office.
Condition, of Sale Of my PgnH- Greek Property.
Price, 5S,UCJ-viz: -, 900 down, on te.iv-
cry of the deed and possession. The residue.
SfJ0n0, in -four equal annual payments, with
interest, secured By Bonds aud Mortgage.
The title l. ungu~>tioGahie.
HUGH BELLAS, Sunbury, PeHn'a.
December -. lsj>w3
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
Administrators Notice.

NHfIIEEsISsEdtCI NUtfCt.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
~ Of Administration on the Estate of
HENRY HtNSlNGER, late of Hartley Tp,
Union county, deed, have been granted To the
undersigned by the Register Of Union county
IN due form of Jaw ; therefore. all persons IN
debted to said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having any just
claims are also requested TO present them le-
gally authenticated for settlement.
CHARLES p. EMERY,
Hartley, Jan. Is, 1859 Administrator
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28
FOR SALE OR RENT .
ENN REAT,

"a A Frame DWELLING HOUSE or
LfaFlith street. Inquire Of
II p SHELLER.
Lrwishurg, Jan. 7, 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

1t is stated that a "likely" girl,a daush-
ter Of the celebrated Fred Douglas, is now
offered for sale ia Memphis, Tenn. What
wonder if be iudulges in some bitterness
when his own flesh and blood is still in
the hands Of the opprcssor, ami lis own
daughter offered up to the brutal libertincs
who will give for her the most money?
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

The story in the Sunbury Gasetfe, sta
ting ,ha, several tons of pig iron had been
entombed aud exhumed in the Grave Yard
at that place recently, was wrong. There
were strong symptoms of such circum-
stance having occurred /; tive pigs of iron
had been thrown into the Yard, which,
somehow, grew into tons and passed Into
the grave through Imagination only.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

The LIVER IS one Of the
the human lciy: and
tons well. the o. wrrs %
vr'af 4 Tie s-smaci i,
on the healthy action G..
Vctf rmaugc q its fgur-
ls az fault. the bowels are
system suffers in CHu-a-
LryTE-Eay.r- rsa>,i &
ta.y,t that o--au. Gre O.
LIS study, il 81 practice
g Iui sUma rtu, Us.
the many d-rau-, Ueut~
To ,r that tti>r,U-
Vrr> n troubled Wih Iiv-
it, e rms, has Tut to Try
ccrta n.
These Gum remove all
the system. supplying in
# bile. iuvi-nratir- the
ii-,-t ve.I-TyrlgYINsTHE
health 10 the whole ma
cause Of the GiSeass-ef-
bILLIUrS ATTACKS are
TLR. rEJvENTTD, by IL,
Ii INIlsOBATUR.
one dose after eating i
stomach and prevent the
souriug.
Only one dose taken be
NIGHTMARE.
only one dose taken at
gently. and cures Cos
one dose taken after
rrT-Gt.
rN one dose sFCftwotea-
licNe SI.k llfAutCHr.
One hottie taken fHr f.
the cause Of the di-rase.
Only one .. einM, dia I
one dose oft,ursJcat,d. .
MgEEyS. and q V-rvcuta-'
r Only one hottie s.
tn" y stem the elects Of
sickness.
e. One tottlrtaksnfor
lDwugsS ar fr-IuHfuv4I col
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

NTOTECE...The following persons have
n applied 10 the Court OF Union county
for a License to keep an inn or tavern, and
the same will be considered on Monday, 18th
Feb. next:
Daniel Relish West BufialOe township
John Rote. Jr Hartley
l.. ID. Brewer South Ward. Lrwisturg
Jan % SAN'b kojSH, tlerh
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

The Democracy of Maine, or SO much
of it as is represented in the legislature at
Augusta, records itself as of the Douglas
rather than the Administrat on stripe.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-28

DOCKS for the old, the young. the middle
Ii aged, the student and the general reader,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
Executors Sale OF Real Estate.

Executors Sale OF Real Estate.
ffHE undersigned are nos srsring - private sale
Il all thai portoa q iaKd, iyihg TIE soatA si1e
% the eaarosse Turnpike eetcEglns 10 the estate q
The late Matthew hlFfow deceased fe ial@ lscs IN
full vteW, and stbin zbout miles % tlse state
Capitol. AID - LAID cot IN lots vary N size roin
l0ufteea % tsenfs nins acfes all fgeatins ca Tie
Turnpike road. These lands Sin be sold AZ Air pr
ces and an liberal time. any persons 0tshsng % cx
anime them 81 uscertzin particulars ~ Fii1on 80
the ternls viii please cali Ga John Z. ts4rFoS
Ihe premises or % 4 l. X r. Bro3As hs4s kstse
Agents, o. lac anderElgEea IN >gzhyslie-
~ = PITCHER
G.. {. TOfthEFT,
sepslG-lf ExeeetoF< Of n. at4rrss .dec'd
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
Ciaib0rne's Machine Works,
Removal.

TINHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
ly, that he has removed his Hardware stare from the
Old stand Market street. 10 No % in the large brick
building lately erected the South side OF Broad
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes to or
der the various articles embraced in his line of bus
He invites especial attention TO his large assert
ment of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS, &c, such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, PlOw AOlds
Straw Cutters, Corn-Shellers, Corn CFushers, Mil
Crushcrs, Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety Of other articles.
Jan. EFT ANDREW ANDERSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
kzONsc Again.

MIR. LARCOMSE desires 10 inform his
lNl trieGdsaad the pubuc generally that lac has
turued tro hiz Northern and Is ready to open
the fall campaign.
Fully posted IN all rccent q M prOvemcntsin Photo
graphic Inipuiatun--rrs ng, AS heretofore, solely
upon the merits of his pctGrrs, and determined To
spare effort please, he confidently invites those
who have new gwen him a fair trsii, todo 80.
Ladies vii - hts present rooms the NEST conve-
nienty aud III insanity located OF any in the city,
harry strs ,prn-r @ iinton sspt2i-t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
IT & LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James johnson, Nashville, Z. Howard, and
Red RaVpP

One OF these Boats Will leave Nashville every 9th
er Gay At noon; time from Nashville to Memphis For
y-eieht Hours; Eicksburg Five La! and TO New
Orleans In seven DAYS
Boats leave Nashville every day and wat for the
arrival Of the Passenger Trains before starting.
For first class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
els can be proc red AT the different points, prices
uamed in the annexed SEIZED lie of Rates
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
JOHN H. HARRIS
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THE undersigned has been appointed agent Tor
Il the rENNsl LVANlA RAILROAD, and ~ now
prepared execute Bills Ol Ltdung through Ia hos
ton New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore on exceed
ing liherai terms.
lie will also enter into arrangements for the drhv
cry OF Gouds from any OF the Eastern cttrs to all
points the Cumberland river AT reasonable rates.
fOr Information apply to
JOHN II. HARRIS, Steamboat Agent,
novIs-u At FISHER MuELKss ~ Co.'S
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
Steamboats.


CfHE tine Passenger and a CIT
freight steamer EASTPURT - rsrEszts, |
E WoUD, Master, viii continue sxzzs--EzEzsZzzzE=<b
hi the above trade tie entire making regular
trips be ween this city and New Orleans. The EAST
PORT is last, of light draught and we'll adapted for
the Cumberland river trade.
noy24-tf A. HAMILTON Agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
LIVERY STABLE.

MN. 7. WRIGHT n co, would respect ~
w fully inform the citizcns OF Nashville jim
snd the public generally, that they have ION
purchasco the well kuown'LivcTy Stable ana Tue stock
aud fixtures, Torn cry occupied by VIM. J. Philips
Market street - tbvluW the square.
We have hrst-raty lots aud box sttlls TO accommC.
date drOycrs, and ali " ho may favor Us
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves To- give satisfaction all cases
We nave a large number OF Tine saddle Horses and
ne Bugslcs ~ hire ~ All tunes.
The TACT IS, We do not intend bein surpassed by any
Stable Ia the southern country. Come along aud
Tor yourselves -
Ieb3-iy WM. 7. WRIGHT & co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
New Orleans and Nashville
tH pacEaf

THE splendid Fast Running "A Gr~u
Il Steamer, T c. TWICHF1I, EW-l0-ssF7seszz7
HARRY G. NcCoNAs, Master Will s.kzzssszzZs5-=zszss
run as above, making regular eighteen day tripe be
tween Newt.l cans and Nashville.
hs tne assenger steamer will be here soon
water Nl NIT and continue in this trade all
She will part hence
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
Musif, a)iauOs, &f.
NO. IL. w Il ST
Music Music.

TUST received the following new
% and pretty Music. viz; Duke of - :. .
Malacon : March, Picolomiui Schni- n W n z
fish, Syren Polka, Louisa Miller and n
Empire QuadTles, Cart. Spelman's Quick step to-
gether with new ed tois Of my own publications.
songs, Onward Row sight az Home, Cusha Machrce
My Prayers shall rise "a Heaven stars of the summer
Night Gentle Words, by Weber, and Arthur Ice
waltzes Medara Ranumlrs aud Rosebud Scottishes
-. Cloud, Tennessee, GsOdle tsvlIe Nav Queen, and
rlany others. Besides fresh Supply e Stsiuway
& SONS fianos. Jas. A MCCLURE,
jau24-tf No. IS Union street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
THE BALLAD OF TIE OINTMENT

H.rlu..sa loasaa ss.b nabsbHs REFtaftbss a0fezs
JoASxks FULrfUs
whea liftle John ba sasy's Ice,
Al Mary sczIded prsIglEls Joe, 800
Mai healcd tbe1r Wounds and soothed Their we
Toe Olntfnestl
wlsa Ianaay gouged his SISTERS eye, s5.as i
Al siiusiag bees nl1de kiieB cry
Mai sosesessa baia did ~s aptiyf
lie Olata1eDt .a.r
n1.ax agent fhen c0aid desire,
To que.ch he rage o. b1ruiog are, 800.
~ s.s,tA The sag 81 insects dlres
Tia Outlines
EasA DraE.na N lhis happy land
Fsr tWraly ave cents n his hand
MAJ fortha III place AZ y0aT eonnhand
Il Th4f Ointment
THE GRAEfRNRIRG GiiEkS MOUNTAIN ONT
vsST /. ri sale b al lTasesss fennessre, and ~
ALEx- MACKENZIE, 49,
iaals-sf . - -s-- u colcss ssrssA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14

ITTE In receipt of large and wen
w assorted stock of GrocerieS. Liquors, &c. 20
which Se Ia vie the ailrnisea q tue trade:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
CRATES! GRATEs..

CRATES! GRATES!.
! TCST EfGkiNEIl-
j 80 one parlor CRATES wsh summer part,
$50 common mantle Crates,
20 DO uflce grases,
y 81 ,amb crates, loo priced, sf sixzs
avery hst1souae nazrhlse Tasnfzo
$50 pseces fitts5afg hoiioW weFe, - <
cf EEgish pats. from l "a 5 saisans, bseut rs,
deep evcns. skilies. all Sizes xash and sgse tiles.
$50 psecesasseEtsd dog tFsshs- Ny assortment VI
tn ware eesapless and every ps-ee mate M TIE
best manner. 4 "a. Mu-~tN
f~s2-u Opposite ths. Ss~an~s Haass
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-14
To all the Eastern Cnies.

A. a ~ Lightning txirtss. th.orgh 10 toIlnibusi aLd
ID tl-vriaIr. st,ft.t ci.fs '.ef cfrs $50 = y 49,
uil - 4,s, s4rv.s o. i.iar q. "a ltsao Ih . tO-t
change % carr.
Four Dany Trains.
FfRSl TRAIN les .ll..... Ftis b4 . -iruhcuriic,
AM n fle.lflr iehtrne ~ re-s-ls-N~s Ci-cnrat a
'tIock = A. 80 tiIs f-tstsi. rltrs as", ,rs-
Geld.
Il Train st.. between Cincutiltiaiia C.iuiLius q
I.,,tllnu AogtuN Ayi,la, alu i.sg'iuls Oniy
rECUNl' Ils..lN -t lea cll4s. tAirvrs Aa4--lss'ts
Cr,ntnHsl 81 B5fg D. N. lGnkirk Buffalo, NrW Affs
ls,-tui, &c- Wheeling iaitaurc, i'i-deiihAi Nssi-
inet0n tuy-
Tbs tra.r stops at all points between Cincinnati aud
Columbus.
Al 40 4. n for Springfield ana Columbus
Tls tram also makes connexions tor MimngtCu,
Lancaster and Lanesve. Tbs train stops ~ ali oiAls
betu es,li tllci ANA q anu Goiuul5uH.
kOtETu gRAiN.-CicNcizud, fittsbcrg and Wheel
ing Nieht Exprrssi-ayes Cincinnati a. $50 O'Clock
r. n ,gpr al tic Eastern eIties-
Ths stops Al al points between CINCINNATI and
Columbus
No train on sundays.
Traus run by Columbus tims-seven min utes faster
than Cncasnati time.
Eor Through Tickets
And All iuorua1so al Citll ifatl lslrase Apply Al the
Itsir Mani aua CIV ugto alas exlngtSn olee No
Barnett House Tie Old Olce, southeast corner
RroadysAy nd front, opposite Spencer House, or AZ
'-'' = ). pURASD, superintendent
EF FULLER, General neket Agent
TEy OMNIBUS LINE calls Ter passengers al AL The
-. hotel- ea1 and every tram BY ie.iyiDg
eirectas a vt.rr "a The 4b0ye Offices, MI cal ier
p.s-snTsss IN al larts Of the city Without iAil
sew ~ A. b. kCGGlIS. Condaetor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-07

At the aAnusl meeting 81 tie Youug Mems Christ
iaa Association held Ootsber :. 1853 ths following
gentlemen we're elected as ofEsoTs for the ensuing
yssr Pr,sisost, Il Hin NoAiliIsor; Vice Preti-
dents, Heury Apple, Presbyterian Church; J. F.
Wheless, Methodist Church; S. Kirkpatrick. Cum
bsrland Presbyterian Church ). II Fsusr, Christ
ian Church; WA SiGnsns, Episcopal Church
II. D Pitcher Baptist Church.
Cor. Sec, n. D. Cross; Rec, Sec. q. L. Michel;
Treasurer, ". Il. Morrow; Librarian, W. Z. Thcmp-
sen.
The Association determined to rent a more con-
vsnient and accessible room for the Ds1t year.
Active steps we're taken for the increase Of the Ii;
brAry, ard is Is hsFed thss more interest viii bo
manifested dsrlng the coming year, and that tiii
effort 70 benefit the youth Of city may NEST wish
more encouragement than it has heresofcrs received
frsu the more sts'G and religious portion Of our
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-07

THE $1,000 TaOTTINS PHHAIUK 81. LOWS
The $1,000 trettiRS premium 81 TIE st. Louis Fair
was soatossedby Flora TsGp!s, Ike Cock, Princess,
and JsHE BUEEs' Green NOuHtsia Dlsok Hawk.
They were g srOsRd ise ring fsUr d1ss, in ala
distance 1873 yards FIs7a made is Ia 1877 SID
took the prise Ike Geek ia l:st areen Mountain
Black HGWk Ia las, SUD Princess In l:4s}.
Our friend JEe. BUR IA Groea Aountain bas won
golden opinions sl The 81. L0aia Fair. In ring Of
twsAty-scven stsIlions tho pick e ths cesatry,
was the ssntsadtng hsrue With 5locEbridge Chief
for the 5000 premium, sud subsequently was
awarded the reEHlsr premium e. $50 ovSr the came
class Of horsc,. The ". Leafs Democrat has the
following IL rscrcuse his trOttlns with the peer
less Flora sad othcrs
Mr. Burks' Green Esuntaiu RA&ck-pswk, q horse
which has made perhaps, Iasuy frisEdt ~ any
horse which has sPp9@rsd 81 our F@T, noW apPesr-
ed with his splen4E svtsn and rspAd gals. Ne
was started ~ pses wsfoA, track, would hsss
told somewhere Ia tAs tkirsies" but HSs carried
q his feet, and maize three breaks: he stru:k
bic fros arSls and sniTks6 Ia l:fS Il Is due 90 his
horse to say shat on hrss oEsering iAe ring Of
tue shafts q his sulky hrokea By some acci
dent and that he did this distABse ina wagon This
Of courne, made dlT.resce IN time. sud m,rks
him. If this lrsl nay bs regarded &c anything, one
Of the fastest green ssAllioas ef his dsy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-07

Rope Factory Destroyed by Fire.
BOsroE, 0st. 6-The large Rope Factory here
has bsen destroyed By FIRE. Loss 100000
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-07

suEBr MnDIcaL COLBEsS-FEOF. Ears Lac
TTAn-The ina5gursl lecture Of Prof EENI, on
Wednesday night vas everything tSs. his high lit
ersry and scieptifs reputation lod Is 10 snteiPata
consisting Of an iRexhszasble store Of varied ksoEl
edge, combined sHd crsssizsd into profound and
philosophical dlgeeurss. Its suhjeos Sss TIE HAE-
NoET OF CaEAsIoE, rsE this topic carried the lee
tursr through every parIzasnt Of zs.ural science,
every one Of which he touched With the hand Of
snssier, making al s;Evsrss in focus o. Hight
thrOva upOa the central facts Of creative wisdom
We sre pleased to learn tS2t the matFic1laton'
at this excellent Justification ere increasing at rate
such Is to promise considerable augmentation in
it's numbers, and 70 establish ths enterprise ss
complete success this viatsc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-07
Markets by Telegraph.

CINCINNATI 8, noonPlour dull and quotations. nom
nal Receipts to-day 6,4oo bills , old sec, 80 to
GCc Wh,kysaes 500 bblI 26096h Noes Pork SI4 SOC
1875. Lard 10Y o;C4. Sugar nrn7kG7X, nOasses &c.
INV ORLEANS cc6-Cetton-saest day 200 Iales Flour
Arm Mess Pork bu -yant sI5 5O9l5 IS Whisky go B1.
change-NeE York 80 days 10 N dis, Sight y prem.
YORK, g. evenns.-Cctton very dull, Sales dy
400 bales Flour Iuoyant sles cf u 800 bbs 81 IS Mest
Pork SIj 5ODI5Gs1s. susar-MuScoVado 5%S6X.
CrScINEArI, Oct cvenng-FIOur firm, si5Jc4 GO. White
Corn 20. Whisky GO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-07
GREAT ATTRACTION.
Immense Sale of Town Lots


FHyR Of the Memphis and opehed Real Estate As
scciaton have tFsermined TO sell cut the Lands and
close up q sid Company and will tSe 2Sth AY
October s- the town Of HOpeheh In Lots at pub
lie auction TO the hghsst bidder.
Hopeh.d destined t. he one among the great sies Of the
eppOsta the Of Memphis, Tennessoe
On the " the great Mississippi the
terminus Memphis and Lt,s Railroad, tAs enl
railroad In operation between S. Lsu and New Orleans thu
Wsrd west OF the Mississippi river and the
which will, In few years, connect HopsAsd With IKE
Pne and the Southern terminus Of the Sc Leafs and
Iron Mountain RAosd being haetsi by he richest GENTRY in
the world rapidly being opened and pui in useful cult
The proprsSrs deem IL Unnecessary for them TO
word to show pabe that opehed bound TO be the
porium where OF the Great Western World will
center will also sail all the auds beOngug sail
Conpay consisting OF about 800 within few miles Of
Memphis @. +. LOCKE Co,
AuebonoeTs ana Real Estate Brokers'
!. &. CbATBR00K,
WILL0C6IIBY WILLIAMS,
Trustees.
II Refer to B. B. wADDEJb, Agent, Union Block, south
side " Court street oct5 d&tw3seaeh
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For sheriff.
ge are authorized 70 Jas NJ nisroz IS canai
for re election Ter the oe Of ssr or Davidson county
he ensuing Aarch election sep2s-.d
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GAIT HOUSE,
L9Jz5v- 1LE, q z

: l Prs7-ietos o. the GAIT EzOISE, preparing Tor
.rs nc-aa q IN fgori the opening Of the Louisville
"a EsGAys Rarosd, hsva zred the Hotel to double 20
soru>r gocy, vita an extensive Billiard Roonh bath
Rooms, &c
ao public rely As Sc Fsll-eGrned reputation O. the
GAIT suUsr, strictly Hotel, shall be mshtsned'
Ts House canronen seated Tor travel 8ast OF west
e Louisville eco Of the eersonve Railroad having al
re- raj -oa2 coHaeoS01 orthern and Eastern Cities and
t5e banding 81 he United st b. Nail Line Steamers for Cnc-
nad tnG tAe Last, within square 81 the Hotei.
, lsg-agc che Cd in the Gait House to all he principal
pcsnt-, Eorth, asst Vest.
" Zine from Louisville 70 New YORK IS hours.
anclA-Gn
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Land ron SAFE.

= u gucsT 0fsr5 FOR Cle seventy acres flsnd TIE
btdls trahEn Turnpike, -au- niles from Nashville I'D
Joining the rac which Be resides md the lands OF Capt jean
ZONES The lsncfs c-ua % he best 18th afdones Of excel
len yer h-z ve5sF, Wit mast h.autfal building site
Ia ia COUNTRY, IN the midst s snelrhhorhooGf IN
America. aprlB GATHANIEL BAXTER.
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d.. RUTLAND CsEvIoTEo ASAlE.-Ihe ClGrEs-
Vile J.E,rssria, sazs: "The case Of Dr.. RUTLAND
charged VIZ .he eri1s Of ma7slsUshtor on tbs psT
sea OF his viz, vaa brought 70 coue!urlon on the
% inst, b verified OF Tuilty, aad ihEeo yesrs in
the Bsni!eEf'5Ey. This 10 the :Ai-d conviction
Upon tLs Gras t.sl - was ssntc1ocd fer 80 years
TAis decilioa - reverted ~ to 6u9TeE2s Court.
On tAe reeora trikl y.5 s'lteIced fss aiHe years
and get Esv trial. 10 e rev sentenced fer three
years, s,d ~ ugs.- ,p?ealsd to TIA EC.rene
Court II he hsd ori>l- -oo7ted his f1s' sentence
his time vruid l--o k-2a "a! c7-y Uext a2s. AFTER
de verdics W. 2s-5c-o5 ; addressed TIA eou.t in
fssIng srsecl, 'er..~,s'. Rid eel cultivated
and tho pos. 5s.oE c. TO ntt!r heart"
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From Cuba.
BosToN, oe'. 6.-HAvANA-Concha has asked to
be relieved Money tight
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cAaDIDArEs.


Wear authorized 70 announce JAS Z. RAMS ESQ
canadaefor the oce Attorney General FOR the Ninth Judi
eia Ceu composed Of the counties q Williamson, Sumner
and plyidson. Eieotinnin Nay.is60
We authorized MANSON ~ BREx IS can'i
5aie fr Attorney General Of the 9th Judicial Circuit composed
Of counties o. williauson Sumner and davidson.
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