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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-04
War 93ooG Ia6rs.

by some mistake, Of the packer we
suppose, the ATLANTIC MONTHLY has
become to us Quarterly, that is, we
did not receive a No. for three months
until this week but now we have no
less than three Nos. in a pile--an av-
alanchc of good and pretty things.
1t is not exactly admissible that our
readers generally should pitch into this
pile, (without sending to Boston for
the privilcgc,) but we will be at least
as generous as the Dutchman was with
his cider, when he invited his thirsty
neighbors to "shmeH de muckr We
will furnish the table Of Contents and
those who want the work can send to
"Phillips, Sampson & Co., IS, Winter
street, Boston, Mass" with So for q
year, or, if Clergymen, Teachers, or
Postmasters, So. BE- This Magazine
takes rank next--oither before or af,tr
according to fancy-to the venerable
KNICKERBoCKER.
Contents Of the December No.
The Ideal Tendency the Hour before
Dawn; the Skater; Thomas Jefferson A
Bundle OF Irish remnants; the Jolly Ma j.
ner; Suggestions Bulls and Bears Spirits
IN Prison; Punch; The Subjective Of it; ALPS
Well The Birds Of the Pasture and Fo rest 4;
the Minister'S Wooing; the Aulocrat gives
Breakfast to the Public; Literary Notices
Contents of the January No.
OLYMPUS and AsSard; Juanita; Left Be-
hind; Coffee aud Tea; Men of tie Sea; Chi
cadee; the llIustrious Obscure: "The New
Lle' OF Dante At Sea Bulls and Bears ;
The Professor a! the Breakfast Table; The
Minister'S Wooing; Whites Shakespeare. -
Reviews and Literary Notices.
Contents Of the February No.
Ought Women to learn the Alphabet p.
The Morning Street; in Cellar; Hamlet at
the Boston; Fl Llanero; Bulls and Bears; the
New Life" of Dante ; The Philter; Did =!
the Minister'S Wooing; 'he Palm & the Pine;
the Professor ot the Breakfast Table Whites
Shakespeare. List Of Books.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-04
Eiiter sc Gn!I--DoagIas Eo..2,.

" >c"SssaS no. -2'
Mr.. Douglas is unquestionably a
vel abused man. The Admins tration
and it5 strikers of every description
show him no quarter. They brow
beat him in the Senate and black guard
him out Of it. A Washington CORES.
pondent of the Louisville Courier, q
recognized Administration organ, re-
wells in dcnunciations of the Illinois
Senator as follows:
Douglas won't fight unless he has
cold Dick Richardson" at his back.
cold Dick" isn't here. Mr.. Slidcll,
having caught Douglas at his old trick,
wishes to show to the world and to
other Senator'S that Mr.. D. is what
he has long been suspected of being
a low, dirty backbiter. Mr.. DIS con-
duct in this matter shows plainly that
he is Shat have SO often told you he
was, in his public life and in his private
life, politically, socially and morally,
the most corrupt, unreliable and un.
principlcd man now in public life
Faithloss to his friends, he trafIics
with his enemies even on the battle
field. A traitor to the political prin-
ciplcs of his State, he buys, at the
almost total sacrifice of an immense
private fortune, the privilege to again
betray them. Having trampleJ undor
foot laws which govern honorable men
in their private intercourse, he points
at his last bought victory as an evidence
that the people of his State endorse
his course. Bankrupt in his principles,
bankrupt in honor, bankrupt in every
thing which distinguishes the great
and good man from the inmates Of
Jail, he comes into the Senate of the
United States, his poeans sung by a
crowd of half starved sycophants, who
will surely desert him whenever they
find out his true situation.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-04

Plies Peak region will be organized
into territory; but the beautiful and
cuphonious name Of Colona will be
dropped to make room for the horrible
and outlandish title of Tohosa, which
is the name of celebrated Arapahoe
chief, and means "thc fiat land on the
top of the mountain" Bill organizing
Arizona, Dacotah and Tohoso, will con.
tain provisions authorizing them to
come in as States, in due time, with
or without slavery, as they shall dc.
termins.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-04
PRICES CURRENT.

Az this days MARKET, reported By RAx-
DoLPu ~ LATIMER, &C South street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
For Principal DOO--KcePer of the House
OF Representatives.

We authorized I'm. IRsJS, Rsq, Of ri K
SUB rgatv. Principal Door Keeper Of lie
Hors of Gcircscut'es at tie session Of the legislature
augll-u
We auTtzi - Dr. RID COMFY, Of Nashville,
candidate rracpS Doorkecrcr Of the House Of Rel
s.uttivcs. sngl6-u
We are authorized J. c. FseRrs Jr Of Gibson
roua;y Teen c1uralc Principal Door keeper Of lie
House OF Representatives sagl7-td
We a,r r.II % ANNOUNCE AIRY MoUAAuroN, Of Ruth
crforl c,nde FOR Principal Dookceper Of be House Of
Representative aaSls-tl
W. authorized to JAMS L. IE,EE candidate
Jr Sp-r Of tide IIoLsc OF Representatives, aug-3-td
We arc AUTHORIZED to sruounce W. T. Pa:y, OF Nashville
cruddae Principal Door Iepsr Of the House Of Eeprcse
tair~s. aug&-d'
Tssr au'Jorizci VI. W. NErsaS of Fayee
a., a'c Tor Principal Door keeper Housc Of Representa-
i-e, augg7 I'd
wcalc authorized 70 Maj, JOSH PEtB OF Lincoln.
av candidate Principal Doof.,cr Of the nouso Of Repre-
-rrtui,r7 aug1O-EH
W. are % rizr announce AEsA,N WEBSTER, Of Robert
rn county "a candidate r Door keeper CT The House Of Ee-
,,,.rcnt,rivc, seps-td
W arr authorized ". H. EosyEroN ct William
son -ora,y 7 candidate Principal poorAr Of c House
Of Representatives,. ser@-if
Wca,e autnrz, Capt. TEREESCE ErREY o. SuG
n. county candidate Frs; kee The Houe
Representatives in TIC state Icgaiurero old Soldier ttss
Fought al 'lc Htrs rs c,uny early day vho ls
stool hing Of Democrats party an the days d his if.
sr7,lI--d6utat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
CANDLE DATES.


NtRs. EprnFs In compliance viti the wishes Of many
eurp', without 81 iEan q parry, here'y, 'Ao"h dn'c4-
81 opp9~Hoa xgpE, Ell aeaFdidatc Tor ts
oc &C NsNor, a. tie approaching election becausc bceYe
tao views l. m IT'D nsjoriiy Of feibw spaeps,
entertain rng The local sGlrsf the corporation vital
70 her inlfTesty. .4-#-.-
Ny bunc engagements at this time such TO prevent
from seeing personally Of friends whom other
would to meet To these would merely say my
rc,er Is before sm and should they give that hearty sup
port years Plcd me in the position for Wlh
nov candidate ry shall their confidence has beea
N spl4ceI JOHN HUGH SMITH
sept. T., l-59.
For Aldermen.
WALKER The SLATER, candidate hon The second Ward,
elected discharge duties of the position teest
Of his ability. sepIs-td
We ARE authorized to announce JOHN NJ MoGINSIs as
candid tie for Alderman from tie First Ward. .-
We authorized E. IL EWING, Jr., candi-
date for Aide. in the Eighth Ward. aeg3l-:l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20

We authorized snnouuoe N. y. ALgX ANDERof Macon
county, candidate f,r EaSrossus Clerk VI nouse
Representatives.. I'd.
We authorized to jas 0. POTTER Of 3.auy
eua, canid ' ,Lugrssas clerk Of ibe House Of
REPRESENTATIVES. Eus29-tl
We are authorized announcc V JAS. sTEAYH0RN, Jr,
Wayne county as cgudl1e ice Clerz Of the House
Of Representatives. scp:iC-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
Common Council.

We are authorized H. K. PEcx canGdIte Tor
Councilman for the third ward the ensuing MunPaI elec
ton. sep90
We are Authorized to snnounce W. s. CHEAT card
date for Councilman in he Fifth Wgrl Easss-ts ],
We authorized p y HARRIS candidate Tor
Councilman in the First Ward. aug2s-te
We authorized JOHN LELLYETT a cani-
dla:e Councilman F4 ard the ensuing elee
zion. aug2I-td
We authorized JAS b. CRAGHsAD as
diIste for reelection Office Councilman from the Fifth
Ward. sepIl-td
We authorized W. II. MORROW candidate
for Councilman the Fist Wad, the casting Mnncpa!e
pa! =le,On. sepls-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
For County Trustee.

Weare suaorial to announce Tnos. 7. SAUNDERS
ddate the oe coua;ey Trustee z davidson county, at
he election to he held In Marrh. lS6a. APPS
We are authorized Rnacunce ISHAN CLARK ca7d-
date County Trustee the ensuing March election.
augss- ID aHasH. al.tJ.Lfs
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL ?. ANENT,
canddats CVuay Trustee OF Davidson county, at te
March election. tsePe-mf
THE ORIENTAL TArJNAS, NATURAL WEATuEs IHplrATea,
grows spontaneously the great De,er hSsa ism
c,ruphle Will remain correct ard nay last eentry
il wll forele climate tro sou the ,the various
Aopges Jfls snedfA-, 6ovrs Va Gdrance and
perfectly relsle. Il is the discover Of Lols 5. UtNAN, Of
Col Ibsa Tenn ami be obtained y a. sgEETU
General Agent Nashville Term secured by mad rs the
discoverer for ssearrent moury. j..
June :B-itESvif
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
Foreign 8EarkCtS.

LIVERPOOL sept g-cot9a-Sales o. tie 5-,toOtaies
which sIecuars took 100 and esror ESQ bales Fair
and lag Qualities improved lld Market steady orleans
Fair g NAMING 7Il0; Mobile Fair silug l5c; N
land Mllins 81 StocS Lysrrool G5s COZ bales
OF which SO go bales are American.
say the aiyance Lie while others that prices
not quoiatIy higher.
Manchester adyices are favorable Market firm with ad
EanciBg tes.!1Icy.
H,yRr-co5toD--Nev Orleans 75ss 65iaafrs ll9i Ia,
IU The market OPeaed vi,a sight decze On all qualities
bat closed fra. Sales Of tie week 5.otG bales.
Money Is slightly more stringent
Button Hank OF Ensland has decreased az Gu pounds
American Ee1i:i,i.s are generally u-chiusel.
LsRPooL sept 4Cotton sales ts 81 bales.
Ebieh SPECTATORS toos eco r exporters bales Adyanc
Sales Fray 5000 a.es. Ssles s4turday 10000
bales closing steady: sock L:verr", G500cU bales. fetal
imports ,O9s co laes. Total sales ls.2,cu0 bales.
BreadsuGs steady. Wheat has decaiag tendency. Man.
chester ay.sts fato-abe Al qroitus s!isay anced.
ce1sols 9j,. d95..
er dul', h.ler,are pre she market. .es'
Pork ari G9miasl. duh Lard dull, but steady
Coffee rm American Flour very auIl derEe of pence
yellow aud mixed Corn . GlyJs 81, wlis7ss s6I.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
,,.,,,,,, Door-kcrDor--uousc.

W, arc au,prs,d rcquc.cto DANE : CRNg
Of ,y county, "a, candidate san Door eeIcr i T.
Iiau., Of representatives,. e ssPso-d ts swtl
W aJtho-,d 20 P WADE, Of Marshall cou1
t. can lie Assistant Docrkerper Of the HOse Of Re-
rr...,,-,tf-.s. al.9U-sd+
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20

4 NEW TRaDE-The extension Of the Ligsheld
aud Kentucky Railroad in the direction Of southern
kentucky, viii open up 4 valusble trade In ma
quarter, which may be secured by proper effort
on the part Of our merchants. The HOPkinsTiile
Free Press viii be found most excellent Gdverns-
ing medium, having large circulation in that re
giOu Mr.. GrrrRr, the editor, will wait upon our
business men, and they viii find II advsnts ssOus 70
advertise with him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
uurro.sins CIcrk-.S.pa,c,

Wearc sg,c5is= TO announcI TE.sE 5 ElIr Of AIclna
emulate Ipr Eugr,ssin4 Clerk Of The senate.
aussI-tj".
We anlorizI to TR,vc. N. F,rr Of Memphis
3 candidate !0f Assistant Clerk Of lie Se-ete.
aus3j-tj. E
Weare authorized and ie,;. to JoHS s rNT
Of Lewis candidate tr AISLE Clerk Of the
a'e in tlss n-y; L~si'la'rrs. scr7-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20

Erlrogs UNION: I have been solicited by SENS OF
Of my personal friends 10 become candidate for
Couuciimau in The Third Ward, hat have heretofore
declined. not wishing TO enter, Wha beiTel would
be political canvass, having in all Municipal cleo
tions dsregsried political considerations in casting
my Owa vote.
SIN now induced 10 believe that party ties Wih
be ignored and that the voters of Nashville viii cast
their ballots to suit their personal preferences and
ideas of fitness for the office With this view ! an
nource myself candidate
Very respectfully,
Scntemher l9fh. 1859 II X Peck
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20

TBE DEHocEATlc JuBILEE.-The subscribers TO
the Democratic Jubilee are requested 10 come for
ward without delay end pay over to Gen. S. r. An
DEEsoS the amounts hsy have subscribed, and those
who have not subscribed are respectfully invited to
do 50. Let u have grand jubilee, and ell should
contribute 70 it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20

We authorized W u. Sto.y, as candidate
ior Messenger Of tie SeIs,e. sePl0-ts
We authorized To J'NF K. PoE GANHON
dsia'efor e-vIe:ton as Messon th- Serts scpIl-t
We are autoiizsd TO Jsrrr s1osr caadi
date for Nss cn-.r # the scnatc. s11l-m
We @uthprze to Bosr. s Brs candle s
for Messenger Of TIE Senate. sr7IG--u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
FOR OFrIcra.S OF THE LEGIsL4Tunr.
clerk OF Ihe senate. ~.

W. are authorised to ANNOUNCE THos MARI as candidate
FOR Principal Clerk OF the Senate. septG
W authorized TO USE NcCIAaIN smitbcoun-
ty, candidate F..ncps ClerE CT the Senate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20

We would call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement Of Messrs. THoNA a ROwEN in this
mornings paper. Their stock is large and selected
carefully, aud their numerous customers all testify
TO the neanoss Of their Gifts"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20

The Democrats Of Tennessee are in
vited to attend GRANn JUpurG in honor
of their SiREAr VICTORY in The State at
the August election, at Nashville, on
Saturday the LIST day Of October next.
Details OF the arrangements will be
announced hereafter.
Gen. BE- cnrArnAu has been appoint
ed Aarshal for the occasion.
hy request OF The Democracy Of Da-
wilson county.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
Arrival OF Che steamer Desoto.

The steamer D.sOto with Havana dates of the 18th
has arrived.
ARoyai decree enlarges the popular Representa-
ton.
The weather was oooi, With scarcely any Sickness.
Sugar was stsgaant. Freights and Exchanges we're
u H.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
DeStruetivc Fire at itIeIbOro--Three hun.
dreG Par>aIls onI OF EmnInYmenI

ATTEtBoEo, Mass. sep;- IA Ere has destroyed
several Jewelry manufacturing establishment, ;,
throwing 800 Psrsous on Of employmsut ami slnOs
suspeDding business 10 liz plAce. L3ss SIS 900.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
aEnri,ct, III rcIrrrnnn.

NEp oRrr,Ns, s.p'. I9-Corgov dlg 500 bales.
The :eamers st great Hsmne9 sar tuoyant. ST.
yancsd one eighth g. gG'.. Lard in ssss lsl..
Nav YOEE. SEPT 10 -corroS qu. slea 40 bales. Flour
has declining eHIsay, sales i.uUhs 10 5:tj Tor chic
Corn his advancing enisucT, sales 5000 tuie mAd
rs gs7 Mess PORK u-caH 5a,sli So. LinseeI oilo.
Sugar huoy4nt, Masauy4I. . CO..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
LYNCHRBRG, VIRGINIA.
E.EXAN ER & TOO Of
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Franklin College.

TEVHE sixteenth Annual Session Of this Institution VIII cpsao
he 5lh September. isia The location Is 6vs nas
Eat Of NASHVILLE Tennessee, in regoa Of unurpasss hsalh
hess The fsc ties Tor TIE intellectual culture -
order The discipline Is strict and firm wIth1t
y. livery Influence Of vicious and corruptng character
rgfy prohibited NO ycufh Of Frune lie ami c7rTptng IN
n2ehce viii he permitted % rsasn in tle Institution The
determination Of the sacuy TIE School worthy %
the fun condence Of al aupFccss The vl moral hear
iug and manly conduct Boys e twelve VII b rssssa
placed In most lvorable situation Coz improvement
The School connecir with Tie llstii1cnr ef - a.
the same time the bcst Advantages OK sch cannra
A. l. worthy Of the position and iGuence 81 AuecaH uo1sn
Tn rates Of Tniton Beard, Feel and Washlns sid5 -
papion Of meniha. = &ANat4- Lfe-4.,s-
ri fly,coas, e. ErIla EiiF-gA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
BY TEI.EGRAPH.



Nav York Sept. lS-The steamer Boruss-a az
rived To-day vita LIVERPOOL dates Of the fourth.
The popular election ia R0msfnA shoE i'm
meuse rapj 'ri'y agaios .ae fees abishnent OF The
temporal power OF The 2ops
] There is hitting frcni Za-ieh.
j Il Is reported that Ausua intends TO discount
ihs Ire portion af the public debt apart ned to
L7mesrig, anese the public domain ~
II i reported shas tse EnpsroE Ct Morocco is
a serious STRAY sesnered at Genta between the
SPanisrds ana NJ 1ors
Che English mail steamer Iudua vas fred into
SARDINIA is sid 70 insist on he csssiOn of MaEtua
and PsseLi r.
Z The steamer Fulton had srrised out
Napeleen iniimA'es that he will support the suez
Canal fer comueicial purposce
Rentes have advanced 4
Taxes have been levied On foreigners doing bust
ness at Snayrta
, The london papers og ssturday contain Dofhing
o the sailing Of the Persia oe OIL the Arabia taxing
"er Puce. 80 q 81 81 81
The Au2irian mail steamer orih Americl, was
lost on he 70 h Of August "a the Red Sea- The
mails and passengers were saved
Spain less witadrawu berCgasni from Tangiers.
an Toans 10 demand satisfaction for ontrsgts 81
Arrival the steamer PERSIA.
NET. YORK, Stpt. la.-ghe tt-am4r Persia ar
nv rl1' mere ih.s morning with Liverpool ds'es Of
TIg zariGa coPisrsnos is expected 70 close alb
The rontideAl iroprs are threatening the LeSs-
TIE 7'ilins of the Great Eastern is postponed ill
the - b.
l. the Bomagna Assembly, taeS Governor General !
sl'd ne Woald provide tor tAeuetenee ct The ceu0Fy
nv rrnfv, -.
bonug States.
boLpGNA--Ihere rs an immenfe maj lri.y in favor
o! The Liberal ticket, which repudat,s he temper
power Of the Pope. The aiistccrscy are at tae
head OF The shleai G. g.
The iisapeea q E2msgps are excellent. The
" veinment .haS 60, % without a loan since ihe
"Y,liAIeW OF he ie9p2rAl F0atr VI the Pore.
Ina tani'is anI sinsgglefr watch infes,ed Re-
mtgna lr4se entirely Disappeared
Tue EusSisn typeiiticn into Caghestan was com
pc ely successful.
\ c9iiPsnS has bson formed At st Petersburg for
the construction Of otmnereal pert there a
! ho Government has ordered three Corps OAR
NEE, uuier GorischakoH, to be pl4csd on peace
footing
The olser of Spain has sent a protest t, various
EuTeFean Courts against the expulsion If her cousin
from Parma. asE BE- rre-r
C0lchanas and Babes refuse to accept the bene-
us OF Napoleoh's amnesty. The former write
letter furious and invectige sgsinst Napoleon.
y full triumph 0: the French admiralty over The
English in regnra 10 the New Foundland fisheries,
is announced.
Toe laliaos are becoming impatient at the mac
.tivity Of the Zlrich Conference
The opinion is developing that a Congress Of the
Graf Powers must be held
MADsip.-Gea Prisc will command the expeei-
ton against tie Mo7r5.
EsGLAsD.-Th st;ike am'ng the builders is ap-
proaching an adjustment,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20

TEE WEATHER AND The CRops.-lhe Grand
junction au'i NuHs Of tae 18th says "Ihe weather
during be past weak has been very pleasant, though
somewhat autGnIaish.' The mornings have been
qlie coo, though the sun a: midday rob- the sir OF
all ohil.iness ana gives few hours Of genuine
summer weather. The aigh's are decidedly lovely
coil, bul Oh, how delightful for sleeping PM
posey! The crops N this section are maturing rap
IDLY rhu:ers are picking cotton 10 good earnest,
bui she yield though acreage one viii not be as
large IS 5ome have anliopal 4.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
TIe Stena.,er Cation on Dry Land.

NEW OELEsSsSep I9.-Tae stcamsr Atlantic is
below.
TIE Covsrnmsnt =ieaner Fulton vent ashore It
S rosss island in gaze o. The sixteenth. She
e high AID try aad Is breaking up. The crew
and slgIeJ we're saved.
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WILDWOOD INSTITUTE,


FNNiS institution wiz ba opcnc under tie aversbls
ansrie' ON tne second Monday - September next under
tie rsncut 81 Prof. Gas D. IswRECE late rofor II
Mabems tics ~ Bethel Collcgc, Eussellville, Ky.
u Is the Determination of fhe Principal O the Institute "a
make fully equal N the best Roar5iur srools Students wiz
fhoT7ggg prepared tn enter College, or engaging in he
practical duties Of life For further information regard 70
the school, address The Principal Sycamore Mills Tenn
TERMS.
Board lights, washing, Re- per session Of 20 weeks ss5
iy2ld&N2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
rmsrO>>iug CierE--Isousc of Representa-

We drilled y. S Rrssurrv Rather
ford county, ca,iig Princal oIsrk IoEse Of
Representatives. aus2J-ti
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20

pIIsrr addict % cpsYc Retail dePaIimsui,s large
and iq,eased variety Of Ar HrUi'r7ro, ans aud Gu rs
which were selected especially rT t59 cornty 7ciqnt fr-de
We respslg sota ca'lOm all cCs aud pronpt time deal
ers yi,iag this MARKET Particular attention
,:e7r an coureaiazs'g arrsnged sgHI5s roam. .r-
n M'cALL & CO., No. 81 Public square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-20

4 RAItgQsp WANrgD.-Ths HArtsyille PiGin-
dsqi,r urg ng the building of railroad from that
place GAa,in 80 IS 10 afford Che rich AI fertile
region Of which IIsnsvle is the center, an outlet
to the mas kcts Of the country. The Pieisdealsr
says:
= us proiucs. lis travel and lis nails demand a
/ direct Communication With Nashville BY railway
This excl uatry constitutes al important to-
bacco RAISING and wheat growing region a3d i hes
no, the facilities that its interests reunise fer de-
posing of iis commodities in foreign n srktts At he
mos: suitable times aud important seasons Of the
year. The river A. this plac. is nssigz1re only a
email porion a The year. and when j, IL there are
delays ard flcuites - encounter which freqpsnt-
~ forbid shipment, or incur great risk,ssBa which
would be cbvated BY reiiroal depot az this place
Shall we have the ro=d The.snm TeqljI ed 10 bald.
n we believe, can be raised ia siogieMeels ifthe
projecs wers set en- foot. Tie coaDtrg IS weathy--
able to build it--needsIheload 3 koEzizthe tine
u sake steps esnee; ming it. rae satjeet has at
ready beea sUti ,euty considered aud discussed By
the people OF this session of the couBtry, and tie
wishes q nearly all are known. Let us Eow have
action we have had taking teng ea0dgs, -
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E1eEssIyE GRaNIH sag. lFKUIr New ,1ersey.
Oaio and other fTuiIbeanng reglLi,s ausi yield
the palm 10 Tennessee The largest apples that we
have ever seen, and perhaps that ever grew were,
breug5t 10 Ibis plaza few days since, by Mr.. II.
G. Eiis aod we're obtained by bip fro1a HE fsthers
orchard, near the Louisville and NashvieEAiiroad,
in Sumner coUn'y, short. nee nrr hcf dgiia-
tin and The Ridge II took three Of them TO I'll
thres 5ashel beg, and tiom boy len years old I,
hf; one. A present was Kindly made as, by Mrs
Ellis, Of the largest, (for which here ackn WI
edge cur ;hank-) which measured heavyweight
lnehfs N DIANE ter and weighed forty sevea peunds
We commenced eating itihe early Pant OF last week,
and with the help Of friends. have rot YET dlisbel
hs 6rst half; the o;her half We shall reserve until
next spring. and shaIl Ivy all means the seeds.
II AIRY enc doubts tls acNgary Of the aheye stare
meLt, its tFatA can he AHhsf-ntia;c1 by referring
30 Mr.. II. G. Ellis who rssdes in lhIs place Hurts
rHiPiqH'erier SrPl. II
GsEyr-S ought % get orr contemporary ard ex-
hitit him The man Ba7 aic piece Of an apple
that d" measured treufy eight inches il dismeter
and Weighed fnity-scven pounds.