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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-06-17
STiTE CONVENTION.

La pursuance Of call issued by the Ameri-
| can-Republican State Committee, Convention
of delegates representing the various counties
in the State met at Harrisburg on Wednesday.
June 9Th, 1859, in the Hall Of the House ot
Representatives, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the Office Of Auditor General and
Surveyor General.
AT ten o'clock, The hour fixed for the meeting
of the Convention, it was called to order by
HENRY NJ. FULLER, Chairman of the State
Central Committee, when
MIR. EDlE, of Somerset, moved that IoR-
TON M'AlIcHAEL, Esq, of Pbiladelphia, act as
temporary Chairman, which was unanimously
agreed to.
MIR. M'MICHAEL, on assuming the Chair,
made few able remarks He was Ioudlg APP
plauded during its delivery.
Messrs Russell ERRETr, T. T. WORTH, L.
ROGERS and JAMES MEHAFFEY were appointed
as Secretaries.
Mr.. CHASE, OF Susquehanpa, moved tha.
the Secretaries proceed to read he list of dele
gates, and that the gentlemen present answer
TO their names, which was agreed to, aud the
following gentlemen appeared to be present as
delegates:
SENATORIAL.
.8lieghsny--Russell Errett, John NJ. Kirk
patrick
BrkS-Jno. s. Richards.
Bearer and BufEer-Wm. Hazleu.
Blair, Cambria, S'c.-San'l Calvin.
Bladford, 6'c.-Jamos H. Webb.
Bucks- Joseph Fell.
Carbon, Monroe, SEE. H. Rauch.
Chester and Delawars-Sam'l b. Thomas.
Clarion, jefferson. 8-c.-Isaac g. Gordon
Dauphia and LebaRon- L. G. Jordan.
Ere and Csawtord--Wm. \. Hurst.
Fdyette and Extraordinarily j. G. Cum
mings.
Franklin, .4dums AID Fulton-s. L. Duf-
field
Humtingdon, Bedford and Somsrset--J. Sew
ell Stewart
hdiana and .4rmstrong WIN. VI. Stew
art.
Laacastes-O. j Diokey, Sam'l Slokan
Laurence, VeHango and .uercer-C. P. Rams
deli.
Leiigd and .NortAampton--Cap, Nm. II.
Gaussler
Luserne--Dr. j. H. Pulesloa.
Cumberland, Perry, SEA. b. Anderson.
electromagnetic. ". Z. Seymour, Robert
Iredell
Ph'IeaelPhia--John NJ Butler, leonard
Meyers, John FL. Bringhurst, Edward Gratz.
SchUytkU VIM. II. Seibert.
Snyder, .noafour, &c Israel Gutelius.
1ioga, Potter, 8-c.-W A. Williams.
Union, Centre, Lycomnag and Ctit0a--Geo.
w. Chambers
Washington and Greene-H. A. Parviance.
York JOS. Garretson.
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FIRST BALLOT
Geo Y Lawrence, 40 l.. S. Foster, 10
t. i. Cochran, 38 John NJ. Sullivan, IA
Z. Jordan, 26 Il. w. Snyder, !
SECOND BALLOT.
Geo V Lawrence, y + S Foster, 8
| I Cochran, 50 John NJ Sullivan, II
i Jordan, 90
THIRD BALLOT.
Geo Y Lawrence, III f Jordan, 81
I L Cochran, 40 j NJ Sullivan, l5
FOURTH BALLOT.
Geo Y Lawrence, 40 t Jordan, 26
I / Cochran, 81 John NJ Sullivan, u
FIFTH BALLOT.
Geo V Lawrence, IS T Jordan, 20
L L Cochran, 55 John Nj Sullivan, lG
SIXTH BALLOT.
Geo V. Lawrence, 33 r. Z. Cochran, So
Z. jordan, % j. u. Sullivan, IS
SEVENTH BALLOT.
Geo. Y. Lawrence, % t. Jordan, 81
I. L. Cochran, 90 John ". Sal!ig4n, 10
EIGHTH BALLOT.
Geo. V. L,wrenee, % T. Jordan, 33
z. b. Cochran, 60 John N Sullivan, 5
Mr.. EDlE offered the follow resolution
which was unanimously agreed to
RsSotued, That Thomas T. Cochran be aud
is here6y unanimously nominated by this Can
Vention Is the Peoples candidate for the Office
of Auditor General of Pennsylvania.
Air. FISHER moved that the Convention do
All ,urn till eight o'clock; not agreed to-
RALLoT FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
VIM. II. Keim, 81 Richard Irwin, 81
L. Carter, 5 Charles G. Close,
Mr. DICkEY moved that the romination
foI Surveyor General be made unanimous
which was agreeI &c.
The names Of bIessrs. Gay and Mann were
Withdrawn before formal ballot was had.
The Convention then took recess for the
purpose Of giving the Committee on Resolutions
time to deliberate on the same.
At six O'Clock the Convention was again call
Ell 10 order.
Mr.. TODD, oa behalf of the Committee on
Resolutions, reported the following, viz;
ResetVed, lst. That Executive Intervention
to PROSTATE the viii of the people, constitn.
tionally expressed, either in the States or Ter.
ritories, is a dangerous element of Federal
power, and that its exercise by the present
CLief Magistrate of the Republic, as we'll in
elections as upon the Representatives of the
people, meets our decided disapprobation.
2. That we protest against the sectional and
pro slavery policy of the National Administra-
ton as at war with the rights of the people
md subyersiye of the principles of our gov
srnment.
3. That we deuounce and will .unitedly op-
pose all attempts to enact Congressional
Slave Code for the Territories, behaving the
same to be utterly at war with the true pur-
pose Of our government, and repugnant TO the
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The delegates then proceeded to select u
committee on resolutions, and the following
gentlemen were selected viz:
Alessrs Ihos. Howard, Russell Erret, j N.
PuFViaDce, Saaael Calvin, JAS II. Webb, jos.
Fell, +. 3. Rauch, Dr. 4 Haryey, Isaac G.
Gor'ion, David Munma, John p. Vincent, N.
Ewing, S. E. Duffeld, John Il. Filler, John
Leech, .. }. Dickey, John a. Hiestanl. Jas
> Myers, thos Barr, j. Il. Puelson, Lemuel
Todd, ". z. Q. Seymour, Kennedy M'Csw,
H. A'Aiichael, John II. Bringharst, Edwin
Graiz, Jacob g. Frick, Israel Gutelius, L. P.
Hiliiston, Daniel Bower, Henry a. Pary.
anee, j. NJ. Shearor.
The President designated I4emuel Todd US
chairman Of the committee
Toe convention then adjourned I'LL half past
Two O'Clock this afternoon
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'4i' u FI'LH tV, u n, hUu1ihuLeu j. u. SUI
liyan
On motion of Mr. Ramsdell, fbe no.nipa-
tions for Auditor General now closed.
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18

The nOtcr.eus Dr.. Hines vas in our city yester-
day, and was watched by police, who felt they
had no authority to arrest him. He expressed de
sire to leave one Of the boats departing during
the day. He was in Macon, Ca, last Saturday, aud
while there, We learn from the Augusta CoHstiHS
tonaiist. called at the oiee of gentleman of that
city and introduced himself as Col Piekens of South
Carolina who had served with the aforesaid gentle
man in Congress, and after eOnversng for halt an
hour about their contemporaries in Congress and
prominent incidents in their public services asked
and obtained the loan of fifteen dollars to prosecute
his jorney TO Charleston. Five minutes after the
Docio had left, gentleman stepped into the office
with copy Of the Constittionql't, contaiugs para
graph about him, which would have been worth ff>
tee1 dollars it it had been seen little sooner. The
gentleman who was"sold is something Ike the elder
CaxtOu. and good deal like Uncle Toby and made
no effort to recover his money.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18

AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVES TRIUMPHAET The Taun-
ton (Nass.) Gazsts says, that two years ago, two
splendid locomotives were manufactured in that
town for the Alexandria and Susz Railroad, in
Egypt. The Pasha, who is President, director,
stockholder, and something else Ct his own rosd
also ordered two engines OF English construction,
and Yaokee and glish engineers went out to run
their respective machines. The rivalry has not
been tIifirg but the result has been another lri-
umph fer JoOaihan. The Eoglish engineers through
tbIlr Consul undertook TO fater their patrons ami
to dsparage Yansee workmanship, aud tried every
method to ge. RID of their. eompe itors At FIRST.
they we're Iuscessful. The Americans we're told by
the railway company that their engines were not
going 10 be used, aud that their services would not
be needed The excuse fer hauling thsm up was that
they net strOrg enough to haul the heavy
trains. One Of the American engineers getting an
opportunity to speak with the Pa la, told him he
clu'd haul as many loaded cars would reach from
One end of the line to the other Accordingly sew
enty five heavily loaded cars (which was all they
could mEster) we're put in a train, the Pashas own
attached, and the whole taken trough to Sue7,
a distance Cf 200 miles, N twelve hours, making
stOppsges for fuel and water. The Pssha sxclsim-
ed in Egypt-'God is great, but Yankee is very
near perfection :" On his return be discharged the
English engine divers and now uses the Taunton
engines altogether.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18
oUR mUslcAL FRlENp.

WEEKLY publication Of Sheet Music, suitable the play
~ ers singers the Home crcie,and consisting Of
pages full folio size, stitched in handsome 1t contains
all the popular dances ot the dy arrangements from the
operas cenas songs ballads. sirs, &c An abundant
supply yeTy thing that the popular demands;
difficult always instructive, and ever fresh and delightful
The f1FcT with which OUR MUSICAL FRIEND has been
cered BY pebble, the couendaon has from
Press guarantees OF its WORTH wOrk soeeap, accurate
elegant exist other The
procured tie regular stores would cost al least twenty
times what in sour Musical Friend" Variety aad excel
len secured by subscribing TOT ical cheap and much
needed Pieces by the following have appeared in the
the speak for themselves: Mozart, s.
Lover Waesen Meyerbeer Floow Burgmuler f. Schubert
Verdi Dohzeiti Strauss, Nusard, lhalberg Bale, Rossin
Weber, Kucken SPeyer. Ab G. A. Macfarren, Bellin II.
Smart Ascher Crouch, Albert Bishop Auber Paeeo, Lind
panter Beeh4ven, All pieces within range
ordinary players and singers an invariably characterized by
delicious melody and easy accompaniments.
Cur N Musical Friend
Is published weeki price 10 cents, and he ordered from
bookseller periodical dealer It win be direct from the
Office Of publication the following yearly s. half year
50 so Clubs copies Sl4 eopios SEQ lOcoPes $40 per
year. for half No subscription taken for less
than months, payable in advance.
Office Musical Friend l3 Frankfort street. New York.
G. B. SEYMOUR & co.
jai2S-lmd&w Propretors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18

TEVRAvELLERs for The North and North West from the South
Slatas, procure Tickets from Charleston,
Chattanooga Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington, Knoxville
LynchbuF Washington Atlanta, and Augusta, to st.
LOuisvile Cairo Hickman Columbus Evansville Cincinnati
New Orleans, Ysburg Psducah Smithand. and Memphis.
Nashville, Tennessee.
First class Railroads and Steamboats, h Close
all points. Passengers arriving Nashville, Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad go directly boat without detention
Ths the quickest and eheapestrou for those bound for the
Regular Cairo, Memphis and st. Louis Line
The Fine steamboats, B. NJ hunyAn, Mnnetonka Sae WeS
Cuha aud ). @. Cline tt
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville day 9 NJ
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad Trough
Nashville to St. Lcuis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance DGnleth Ella John Gaut aud Tempest leave Nash
Vile Thursday and Tuesday, u o'clock NJ time from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours and Cincinnati four days
Regular Memphis, New Orleans and Vickss
burg Line OF Boats.
James JohnsonS ashFs E. Howard, Re Rover and Joseph
ine Savage OneW these oats viii leave Nashville every other
day at time from Nashville Memphis ss hours, Vick
bnrg, five days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville and wait fer the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For sclass accommodation upon the Boats Tickets BE
procured The different points, prices named In the annexed
a1n lie ofR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18

Pursuant 70 pTeyioas notice. the Democracy of
Lincoln net ct The eouft house in Fayeleyiiie last
Monday, Tor me purpose Of aTpoiutiOg delegates
70 The Stale CsnreutiOn, which assemblies in Nash
vile the l7th Of March, for the purpose Of nom
mating can idate for Governor, when, on motion
John NJ Bright vas called 10 the chair AID n b
Wallace aFpointid Secretary.
01 molten Of Sen. r Fafquharson il Wss ordered
hai the districts be taken up in tkeir numeric or
der. and thst two delegates to the Democratic Saie
Convention be appointed from each. Whereupon,
The iolioEipg were appointed:
let Jlhu II Taylor, MotloE.
2,d Wm Tolly JAS W Holman
3rd Isaac II Eslick Daniel George.
An. Wn. Gatfis, G v Payne
5ih. D,mp Sullivan. Rees.
oh. J StetlDan, N Yaut
7t1. Hu Thomlsen, G Mcdaniel.
Sh Farquharson, b Miller.
9th NJ Hali. L L Clarke.
10sh David Smith John Greer
l1th John Rimes, VIM Dyer.
12h John Cary. Maj Z TOole.
l3 h. L D Sugg. W W wilson
lib. Jchu Wood, John Mcdaniel.
l5.h Marion Wright, C Myers.
10 b. Pleasant MCGUIRE, " r Bruce.
u h. R Ewing, " NJ Byers
18th. b LeslhsrwoOd, w z Martin.
18th Jas Pinksr'OB, A Chidress.
ooh. Jobn Caugbran A Randolph.
Dist VI VeDtress, jefferson Ktlso.
23i L W lker, A Hopkins
23J. john F Gregory. Hsnry Kelso.
- ) Dawson, Lewis fieOek
25ta. VIC Jsnniags, JACOB Cruse
On moto-, tle following geRtleael we're ap-
pointed d-egaies for the county at large: N
Bright, L Moore, Geo Y Hebb. Jas VI Davidson,
n 0 Wallace, 4 French, II II Reeves, d Rob
erison, NJ Alexander, R WoodTd. d J Whit
iDg'oG Peer Cunningham, Jr., john s Fulton, j
G Woods NJ II Bonner, Joel J Jones D Lamb, s
Alexander c Goodrich. aud James. ALd
all Democrats of Lincoln sh, nay be in Nashville
on Lbe 18th Of Marsb, were authorized to attend The
Convection as de egstes
The following resolutions were then ofered By
jams VI yijsoa, Esq and unanimously adopt
ed bS the meeting. viz;
Rssoiged, Thst this meeting endorses the course
of our present Governor, Ishsm G.. Harris, and We
unanimously recommend him for re domination
for Governor Of this state.
Resoirsd, That he Democracy Of Lincoln county
express no opinion about the q1estons Of the day
that they stand on the Democratic platform adopted
at Cincinnati in 1856, and hereby pledge themselves
to 10 their whole duty in the canvass for Governor
in 1859.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18

TsHAM G. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee To
all who shall these presents-Greeng- Whereas IL has
een made known that person "a me unknown did
foul and atrocous murder the 81 day Of Fe5rua,
body Miller in the Banking House Of
Branch Of the Union Ban Of Tennessee at Jackson Ia our
county Of Madison, aud robbed said Bank Of 30 In notes and
coin.
Now, therefore, T. fsHAM g. HARRIS, Governor s Aforesaid
virtue psWer authority TestGi do hereby OF
fer a reward Of five Hundred Dollars any person
persons apprehension of said murderer the delivery
Of h the Sheriff Jaor OF Of Madison, in
der that justice n that behalf he done.
81 In testimony whereof have hsreunto set my hand
(EALi and cause Seal Of tho State 70 he ax at or
t) Nashville this l2th dsy Of Februaiy A. D.
ls5l IsIIAM @. HARRIS.
By the Governor.
J. 2. P. Ray, Secretary Of State. febl2-dlt&Wst-
The Memphis Appeal ospy three times send account to Sec
retarY Of State.
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PARMERS

TTIIL doubtless be Erafshsd to observe uia. IN ves
M coutnued sfrIngency, we have coneuisd % make
reduction in our popular AID unappToae lstl8 CeEn
Cob Mill, the EXCelsiOrS a. sal bring y Hlinin ne
n au II Il nos offered this only sil complete
two sets OF gnsng rings at he very oN is Or terg 20
a. far a We are aware. this is lower thtn ne hSceor has
ifore been offered In the United statei ana a. ~
restious by those destitute Of pnaudco, We trust ku
vii ssriae our efOris bg sending b he-s ortsrs he
he fc have long since aEaniet % tho Axaesor he pal
rorifT We WILL without discussing its surpasng merit
I, Il tbe iih * remark that the Excelsior, adapted %
ing corn and cob, wheat oats, &C. Tor stock and E
I fr family use It discharges the neal directly into
busheI and s provided with moYahe grinding surface
h worn Gus, be restored ata cost sf hr0 oilsrs-
throughout the authorised 70 ll ne Excsor
Persons wanting the a5oFc viii pleEss address
JAMES O. BALDWIN,
dec24-d&tW3m =. College street, Nashville. =
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Professor, HaskelI's Electric Oil,

Professor HaskelI's Electric Oil,
POSITIVE speedy for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
IA Deafness, Eryspelas, Scrofua, Bronchitis letter. Ring
worm, Scald Head Nervous sick Headaches
u J CUfett tR Prom three 10 tJceRty minutes 4
COrns, Plies, TOotaghe, Chronic Stiff
Lamenes in Man or Beast all kinds of Freckes
mors Cramps and Collie, Pains every description
simultaneously
Prices 50 cts. 81 and 81 per Bottle
It is the only real HAIR INYIGORAT0R
har grow when thing else falls hesd white
free from DANDRGEF in minutls, shiny, glossy et
tering sensations with other inents plea
sant to take conque fire. soothing and healing
er scald in i've minutes
This Oil operates the principles Electricity thousands
miraculous have been performed by over tine land
Use everything else, then give this oil trial. ard you will
be conVcd INDECENT persons, unable to purchase bottle,
shall have it free.
Friend suffer longer send for bottle Of askelTs Electric
Oil. Consultation advice given gratis at the Depo
Pine
Persons severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism or Contrac-
ton Of the muscles should the Elecropedean Bath par
cua about the directions accompanying each bottle. No ped
Merchant agents, who have large thograph certificate
signed by the proprietor
Betodre Of Counterteits!
Every bottle has professor HaskelIs Electric Oil" blown
the side and edges Of the glass; envelope has his portrait
and signature, to counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT
No. Is Pine MTeet Saint Louis, RissouTi.
Druggists and Merchants supplied Wholesale liberal
lar and wonderful remedy calling person. or addressing by
letter, Prof. HASKELL 63 Pine Street, 81.
orders promptly filled and forwarded.
Tes Cash ST. SO SIG per dozen. 1t elegantly put
Bills &c, furnished EratutOuy. Send your orders you
will hnf itcures ard nays.
Fors = whOlesal " Bw1N. PENDLEEoN CO., and rst
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18

The Cincinnati Enquirer Gays that ''Of The three
thousand Republican clergymen who peiitiODed Con-
gress against the Nebraska BILL in the name of Al
mighty God, Ons.third one thousand Of then,
hare been dpOsed from ths ministry for tmmsral and
HeeRtious pTafices"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18
rRTIT TnEFai FRUIr TnEEsfI

Z OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry, and -
other Fruit Tres, three years growth -
Al very dns. viii deliver them ths order ei Nc -
Cali Nauleer & Co.. Nashvilia- -
1a A,. ts rs rarts eih large Pear 50 cents ch Peach
at cls each 50 each ChsT O. cents each All o.
ths ansst aceats varses ship fno hsrs to Poiat
VI. Y. FALL,
oefAQ ss--IsfvSrn Clarksville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18

The Banner ef yesterday announces the death Of
Mr. John j. Hooper who MAS, for nearly quarter
Of century, connected with that paper as collects
iUg agent. He died at his residence in Cheaihsm
county on the 10Th inst, afler long and painful
illness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18
NUMBER 3l3.
DALY,S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

Nths age Of iuerstsia dslsfero1s Il source
Of great satisfaction 60 be able intreiacs Pu1ic
tie above articean article Of purifg. pos
ss 40 Qualities except such have fsr51asis H.
Huence on the haman constitution
grsp i.h IN foaA 20 else shoss iuica ~
'Johsnniserg, the choicest vine Of tie sord
quality Of which, caTed into cirs- incoPara
by superior to dat Of the PIaeto any ether soil And azr
long supplied world VIA supereacellent aIs q 311f,
from sach Tobaeeo eanro; be uoea to gov elseshere
iise naanner.it il has long ie territory,
lying TIE valley Of the MonOnghea river, exclusively brings
IsEth Rys Of pr9Psres 80 Hlsd and pea IA y als
By process rssssl discovered and nov known ony 70 NJ
manufacturer the grain ton The choicest spot Of THIS fAEoEsd
Ars..safie valley Whisky,
with 1hichno OsssF stand iHstant's canparson
have apprehsI sion Of beng accused Of pcohi1z
Saanabs exaggerated sneo1aiulas b any szs VIA
win aFss sahiegtny Whissy 3 The test
Il Standard article At al the ast alsss Hotels snd
@ ne y ~ q Sss toEs hnd sasrsEsr fis introducsa 4 3
AwaTqee IRe Palm Of Superiority,
and tie demand fof Il becomes thing establshed.
is medcn properties suh, that Ehs imeaiota sf
ects are pleasant aad grateful E szsrses he hapPt Psa
nent iunuence upon the constitution
have saape '.Daly Aromatic valley Whisky''
dssisrious saIniAtare JAMES R. CHIFFON, y. D,
STATE Ass4Ezas OTrr1z. q sonsr.-s strssi,l
Boston, April i7ta. lsSs. J
WHISKY and and pare fse aIssd, Re Elssts. eut.ia
ns iliuoas mati- Of any kud, and zoaid Il
'-''--'' oHIELEs T. JACKSON,
ssa.s Assysr.
Your Aromatic Valley WHISKY received, and asr csai
animation and it % s ptrs drsee stisrsg ne from 70
aatsrstiag isgredisHt 50 szasty ssa Yours, Ispeet
Aaayaeai Chemist
PConsumers Gao depend upon getting pure arteis uasa
they buy the VALLEY WHISKY a. is sOd y tie ssssny 3
10 souu William street, Sss York,
iani0-aso Sn sois REOpriasor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18
yAIUART.E sUmNER LAMBS FOR sALE.

WNTIsHING change any bEness, onerng ier sale
w sumner county, containing shout ituo scres,
situated south Of the Galan and AashEs pike
Cumberland river and about the dsile rom he eEar
souvle station the louisville Nashville kllroA-, ad
nearly en- an distance Nashville aud dan Their -
baEeen and open Tor cutvaii3ljJ Ia blue
Sc benz we'll adapted u blue sa and ali olher
crops peculiar this u improvement og, oo1asne q
Bricz Dgeilug Grro hltcen ,aozs dousi
ousc and llor Stables, and all 0der uel-y oaf
buildings besides there he place sin ercuiar So
Mill 20 horse poser ennel With plenty - uuer ts 81
the place KEEP for uuuoer of ART young ore
Of slu select Ilch zd apple -rei and
also Itre pond stocked. stock and ether water plea
Is aud o. good quality. Any wanting good Stock Aus
Desirable Of the hest lorbeasll In ieuei
ee will do we'll the premises. 6er The Ehoe ircf
S49u8or half Orb0 Hciudng al EproFstsl
except the steam Mill, so per Terms for he Whoe
placs furt cash. the iucs I, ad years. tor o
half acres with Improvements, third cash, the tEs
on and years further particulars apply o. address
subscriber Turuer 3 fossr ESQ a. NASHVILLE % .
Mr Oliver Perdus on the premises ,-.r.o.,
fan9-Sul W. b. MAAIDN-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18

Bishop McIlvane, of Ohio, writes from England
that bis malady is more deeply seated than suppjs
ed. He will return 10 the steamer of FEBRUARY g.
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$4,000 REWARD!

GEORGE MILLER, Clerk in the Branch
II the Bank, Jackson, murdered on the night
Of the inst and Eighteen Thoasad Eight Handri Dol
Uuin Bank and F0syye Hundred Dollars ia Gold
stolen One Thousand Dollars will be paid Tor tie discovery e
Thousand Dollars tor the OF the
money, and in proportion for any part Of it o. .
J, KTRKMAN,
EblO-dH President.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-18

New gold diggiogs are reported to have been dis
covered on the divide between the Missouri and Co.
lumbia Rivers in the vicinity of stevenssn's Pass
through the Rocky Mountains.
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