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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-13

HUGH ACCRK4, W. HOOPER HARRIS
Late Of MeCFea & Terrass, Late Of H. B. Morris Co.
HUGH McCREA Il CO.,
Successors II. g. Morris & Col
WHOLESALE GROCERS Dc COALAZSSIOE MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
NOS 5 AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
EEAVE on the reasonable TERMS the
following articles, and will be in constant receipt Of fresh
supplies,
60 hhd prime choice Sugar, 5000 Cigars assorted brands
100 bbs Baltimore Crushed do, IS boxes Claret Wine,
50 bills Powdered do, so B Carb Soda,
D bills Loaf do, 50 bags Ground Pepper,
$50 bags prime Coffee, s5 nests Tubs,
$50 kegs Nails, 100 dozen painted Buckets,
100 bbls MOasses. so dozen Cedar Buckets,
100 y bbls Moasses, Liquors.
Is 1s-bbls Golden Syrup, 500 bills Rectifed Whisky,
% bags Pepper, 10 Lbs Jamaca Rum,
25 bags Spice, 200 bbls Old Rye and Bourboa,
Is bags Ginger, 50 bbs choice Monongahela,
IS boxes Tobacco (al desl bb Bourbon from yrs old,
40 Boxes Star Candles, 200 bxs assorted Liqusrs,
30 Teas, 50 bbs American Brandy
100 bundles Wrapping Twia 25 bblS n Gin
sept2 R&G
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville & Chattanooga RafIrOad
DOUBLE DAILV TRAINS
~ = y
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

ON and sfer SUNDAY, July Il, 1855, the Passenger Ira
Z will b. follows:
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. n. and 30 P. NJ
Arriving at Chattanooga Al z-sO P. VI. and l35 A N
Leave Chattanooga al y A. N. and p. u.
Arriving at Nashville a. : 30 P NJ and $40 A. n
Through tickets ssld Nashville 70 the isC wing
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FISHER, WIRELESS q CO.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
General Commission and Produce
MERCHANTS.
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACToRs,,
Corner of Broad and market streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
ME are now receiving Of the largest and most desirable
in the city, to Wit
g hhds New Orleans Sugar;
$50 tags do do Coffee;
20 barrels Plantation Molasses;
IS = do DO do
465 boxes Star Candles;
1000 kegs assorted Nails;
so boxes TaIiow Candles;
40 barrels Crushed Sugar;
IS boxes k Cheese;
IS do ED do
800 barrels Whisky, all brands
3 casks Imported French Brandy;
do Holland Gin;
$50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh Rsisins
100 y do do do
IS = do do do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters;
Il65 bags Fiue Salt;
80 do Coarse do
3,5000O0 Cigars. all brands;
17j boxes Chewing Tobacco, ali grades. -.
With other articles too to mention ali o. WHICH
will sell at unusually low prices to cash dealers 90
decI9-a FISHER, wHELEsS & co.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS,
Cheap Cash and Exchange Store.
T1NE subscriber having sold cut his interest in the old
Of Evans & Co.. so Market street, located himself
permanently his property Of Cherry
berry Streets South Nashville known heretofore Loves Store
has just received and opening splendid assortment Of
New and Fresh Goods OF every description, wants
Of both city and country-consisting Of
DRY GOODS
Of all kinds, Prints Gngams Fine Lawns DeLanes neAs,
Jackonets Muslins Silks, Ribbons, sc.
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings, Ladies' and Gents Breaspins Of Cameo,
Mosaic and Gold Sone Fob Chains, &c. Also,
READYsMADE CLOTHING,
OF the Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES,
Heavy Wooden Goods, Dou-estics, Blankets, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY oUEEEswARE,
In fact everything will be kept that will be necessary for the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods
All Of which he determined ready pay cheaper
than be purchased in Nashville his limited expenses
allow him to do
mar24 I. G HAsBRooK.
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR 30 HME e. CO.,
Have Just opened at their stand
No. Union street,
A complete stock Of Fall and Winter
DRESS AND MANTILLA TRIMMINGS
COMPRISING full assortment Of plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons, Gallons, Frnges Bugle Gimps, Grape Trimmings
Belts Buttons Brads Bugle Buttons, &C. &C. all Of which
entirely and the best that could begot in the Eastern Markets
rstock of:
TePhin Merino and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered Brads and Silks Crochet Embroidery and spool
Cottons, we'll other material for Knitting, Netting En-
1Odey and Crochet WOrk iscomplete and larger in variety
quantity than We also continue to manufacture
Fringes, Tassels, Buttons, COFsds, &c,
To order usual and will try to suit all and everybody
sepl2-d
ERONs-2O0 TONS.--We have large and we'll assoreu
stock amongst which extra sizes Of large round
square, We particularly invite the attention Of buyers,
are dStsFmined b ei0ss 4 cut 81 low down prices.
2HRRAss BROTHERa.
e. - y AID Is RrSad d.
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MOULTON < REED,
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR, FEATHERS, &C., &c.
No. So BP0ADWAT ], NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
III Country produce exchange highest prices.
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Lton Collier and others, compainans Draper
Thomas Draper John PeitaEay, Isham Phars Chsopher
Clark Manda lark, Alexander Getting, Sally Getting Shell
BY Phars and Others-injuneion Bill.
this case motion Of conplainans BY their solicitor and
appearing to the satisfaction Of The Clerk Master from
allegation in eompainants BILL which to- that he de-
Iendants Christopher Clark Manda CLARK, Alexander
Salah Getting and Shelby Phar residents the State
OF TENNESSEE ordered that publication success
sive weeks IN the Union and American newspaper published
the city Of Nashville requiring said resident defendants
at the next Of the ehancery court the
county OF Jackson the heG.e town Of afnr
on the tst Wednesday after the first Monday ia February
to then and there enter their defence
judgment by default will he taken against tneu this
doNn for hearing paT;e ttsu
dec24-w4E prs fee 50 W. H Bolts 4 NJ
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IN CHANCERY AT CAMDEN.
Rcfoher RmEes ISES

The President and Directors Of the Bank Of Tennessee Mathew
Q. B0wles and others-Attachment and Injunction Bill.
1T Appearing the Clerk and Master from allegations in til
Bill, which that Joshua B. BoWles, OF the
fendas IN this resident Of h State Of Tennessee
that the ordinary of the law be served
1t therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication
be made In the Union and American, newspaper published
Nashville for four requiring noco
resident defendant 70 Channery COGr
held for the county Of Benton the Court
Camden the 9Th Monday in September 1855 plead answer
dmur compliments BILL the will be taken for
fSssed and set for hearing ex parte as to him.
nov3i-4wprsfeeS3 d. P. HUDSON, c. & NJ.
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TERRASS BROTHERS,
SUCCESSORS to McCra & Terrass dealers in GRO
- CERES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, Nc. g and IS Broad street.
IRON, &C., AT COST.
goo tons assorted Pitsbug Iron, SO tons Castings,
10 ." Iron Axles, 25 " Boiler Iron,
$50 kegs Nails, % boxes Tennessee Axes.
Wishing quit this branch Of business will sell large
lots for cash. at cost and in small lots greatly reduced
TERRASS BROTHERS
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SUNDRIES.
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, and z;
200 " Pint halfpint and quart Flasks
500 " Window Glass:
100 +" Tumblers:
IS kegs Boiler Rivets and Nuts -.
100 dozen Brooms:
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel PloWs
100 boxes Pickles. for sale low down.
ianG TERRAsS BROTHERS.
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND GAHTERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JORN RAM &c 40 a1nIIos-n S1n.nnI

JOHN RAMAGE, az College Street,
now receiving large and excellent stock Of Lades'
and tents wear and for Misses Boys and Children.
sents sup Calf Stitched, and Pump Sole Roots; Y&f
DO French Patent Leather Cal Congress CATERS
do do Patent and CALI Ska nd Red Top do
do Black Cashmere and Prunnella do
DO English Lasting and French Calf Kid Ties.
do BuckskinN o. 40
do Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes;
do Lasting 0xfords and Dress "a
do Calf Kid and Boot Morocco Oxfords;
do Calf Union half Caters.
FOR LADIES.
Ladies' French Lasting Congress CATERS With and without heels;
do DO do Lace do 90 do do
do do Kid Congress- Boot do DO 40
do Glove do do do do do a.
do French DO Slippers trimmed do do do
do White Satin and Kid Slippers do do do
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin soIedo do do
do Black and Brown Caters dc do DO
do Black Kid 4 Bronzed slippers do do do
90 lasting Caters Plain & Tppddo do do
CAlLDHkEN,S New Bronzed Heel Slippers; Black Col
ored Lasting Caters Boots and Shoes beautiful assortment
and in great variety.
BOKsS and Youths Oxford Ties Congress Caters Patent
Leaer and CALI Dress Shoes Satin Ties Call
College street. JOHN RAMAGE-
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FOR THE wINTER TRADE.
Ne. 50. Is5s--'5O. No. 50,
A. C. & A. b. BEECH,
DEALERS
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, SC, &c.,
No. 50, College Street,
VETE have Just received our second Fail and
which respectfully invite the attention OF all cash and
tual time dealers.
DRESS. GOODS.
Handsome Double Skirt silk RObes;1
Bayadere and Stripe do dc
New Style Satin Stripe Robe Ala;
Printed Delane Robe Ala;
Bayadere DelaneS;
Plain and Small Figured Delanesi
GrOsde Cross Mourning Silks;
Large Stock Plain Black do
Plain and Small Check do
Plain and Plaid herinos, all coiors;
Satin Finish do do do
Plain and Bayadere POpliRs for Travelling Dresses;
Large Stock Cheap Dress Goods. &c.
Curtains, Shades, Fixtures, &c.
Ga Satin Damssk; Embroidered Muslin Curtains
~ Wool do Co-ncea and bands.
- Csttoa Do
s ~ Floor Oil Cloth, which cut eat tS suit any
Carpets, Bugs. &c.
Ga superior Velvet Carpet; Sup 3Ply, iags s:ecki
- do Dc 90 do 2Py co do
"A do Brussels do Ingram Carpets;
81 do do do Large Stock Rugs Mats, &c.
mantiIIas, CIOaks, ShaEVls, sc.
We have large stock Of shaws Cloaks MsntillRs, &C.
l always hand for Wagon Sheets, Tent Cloths &c
Together with the above goods we have large stock Of w.
Ia 81 Bed Blankets. Also general stock Of Staple Dry
Goods which invite the attention of Retail buyers No.
uOY5-a' A;C, h, & A. BEECH.
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IN CHANCERY an GATssRORO.
nr.rrnTnr, II IL n. .n-o

Ahhai Cannon and Saile Cannon compIaiants "a shelby
Phas Alexander Getting, Christopher Clark Maliuda CLARK
and others. defendants.
this motion Of comPlainants uy their solicitor and Il
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master from the
aazylts OF eOmphinans the defendants Shelby Phars Alex
ander Getting Sarah Getting. Christopher CLARK and Nsluds
Dar are onresidnts OF Tennesse ordered that pab
ton be made Tor four successive weeks in the Union and r
newspaper published IN the city Nashville requiring the aid
nonresident defendants to appear at the chaneery
court 70 ne held for the county Of Jackson court ue in
the town Of Gansboro, the " Wednesday after the first Mon
day IN February @ and then there enter their depce 70
compliments said b same will be akep for coul md
set down for bearing parte them
dse24-w4W prs fee 80 WI. Bolts, &M
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JUST r ECEIVE ED
HARLES ROB- BERT SONS
No. II, Market Street,
LARGE Of French, English and Amen
Toys, StereoseOpes &C., Paper Balloons from three
nine in aer will be sold cheap either wholesale retail
1On BOXES Fire Crackers, TorpedOes, and other Fire
lUU Works
FRUITS.
FINE Assortment Nuts, all kinds. Paradise Nuts,s
"A article this Market Raisins Figs, PrUnes, Ctron,
Cuuants, Oranges, Lemons, &C.
DLACK and Green Teas, Spices, &c, just received
DICKLES Preserves Oysters HOLSTERS, Sardines Fresh Sal
III mon, &c, just received.
VNTE all kinds Candy, and sell cheap
dec2-dIy CHARLES ROBERTSON.
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WHISKY.
1000 barrels Tennessee White, and other brands;
$50 " J. II. Smiths Reserve;
go " Rye and Bourbon
$50 " NewsOm < Lincoln;
100 Z" Country Single Distilled; for sale low by
TERRASS BROTHERS.
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w. mi, HARGRAVE,

sept g7-a . NAsHvHIE. Tenn
FRESH ARRIVALS.
vETEssEL THOMPSON respectfully to their
w and the public generality that they are now
receiving daily by Railroad large and well assorted stock OF
goods which they selling at low cash prices and among which
will be found the following;
IS bxs New Raisins; 26O drums fresh Pigs;
bbs Currentsi 3 trails Dates
S cases Prunes; 10 bxs Lemons:
Nuts, dc.
10 bbls Pecans; 40 bbls assorted Almendsi
10 do Ffberts; 10 do Brazil Nuts
10 do English Walnuts.
% doz fresh Holsters 20 dOz fresh Salmon and
do1 fresh Mackerel,a cans; dOl spsed Salmon in 10
10 bbls new family Shad cans;
Matches, &c.
ss 4a. hoad af Boa Matches EE2 e:a'in' German
lsO OA' fire ora0Nsr'' wines, V &c. 'pSu0s''
100 baskets Champagne 10 to 20 dOz sparkling CataVbai
S22 ? basket, assortment of 50 doz Allsop' Ale;
old Port sherry and Madeira so do Dublin Porter;
Z casks Of extra quality, Old 80 do London do
London Dock and Otard Bran
Is chests Fine Teas; 40 doz English Pickles
IS do French Cordisi; 20 do Fresh Pins ApPis
Ginger together with variety of new syIesOf
COnecuOnaries for Wedding Parties, &e.r,ro,,r,o,,
ct2I 40 and d Union street, Nashville
DRYGOODS! DRY GOODSI
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
We are in receipt the desirable and well selected oekO
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered to the the retail trade.
TTAVING puchaaed from thelargest Importers and
Commission the Eastern cities, feel hest
fancy saying thereby enabled to sell goods at
Low PRI e )
IN M Res HE Terms house n he
Our presen: stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such as very handsome Robes Ala;
" Aquilei
" A Tahla
4" Pente;
French DeLainss, Plain and Fancy.
French and English MeriuOesi
FacOniaPlsids;
Laveas, for Travelling Dresses
DBegs's;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style ShaR Plain and Fancy Dress SlsAnd Cloaks
Black Silks all grades together with other article too tedious to
mention.
Bleached Domestic ali grades;
1873 l2-4 bleached Sheeting;
~ inch Pillow COttsni
- Brown sheeting;
- and OF sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
Pld Linsey, all kinds:
Flannels, all cOlors, qualities and prices
Canton Flannelsi
Negro BlaHketsi
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans Kefsey Satinets Casmeres Vestings, Shirts
Fronts, Collars, and fact article person
find in a complete retail store.
keep constantly hand complete stock OF Boots and
Shoes Caps Duour Cos best Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths Carpets To all Of which invite the attention Of
cheapest. McWHlRTEh bhOS.
sepI5 No. 81, North Market street,
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AYALUARLE FsRm ron SALE.

cash PAID for Bacon, Lard, Wheat, Fruits Corr
Oats and ell kinds Of Western produce, at No 10
strset, Nashville, Tenn. IRWIN co.
ianD-dty&U
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LOUIsvILLE . NAsIsYILLE RAILRoAB
Freight Notice.

IL Freight viii be forwarded By The morning train
be delivered al the Station House. between he %
and 10 A. NJ, after that time will be late for manifcsng
for that day. and the-c is convenience faE snriEg
Freight for inersats points between Nashville and Gaa
must he prspaid At this station
octi7-t H BAUNTLER0T, Agent
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package brussels carpet, worth
" Sl95 and Will be sold for IS tocleo. Come quick
TRABUE 4 LUCUS.
BEST STAND I'm THE CITY FOR RENT.
SNE Store House Will be Tor rent Tor the
1852 This spiendic stand for Boots Shoes. Clsh
Ing Grocery Store. For apply Bton Protection
Insurance Company, TRABUE LUCUS,
decd at the store, "A Public Square
NOR SAEE.-A good house carpenter, also a well
jysl-t. Il. H. HAYNES co.
OnA BOXES Werk Thelett's Star Candles, IN and
eHtDSb for sale by HARRIS, GORDON 4 co.
Half Hose.
INDIAN Cashmere Shaker FLANNEL, Lambs WOOL Werinsi
Brown English and White Cotton Half Hose, every style
variety. just received BY
Octl0 in. McGILL
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ROCA,S BALSAm FOR PULMONARY AMI
TUBERCULAR CONSUMPTION.

FENB public is put in possession OF OF the most extra
ordinary remedies fer what has heretofore been
sideed neurabe disease, being Outward APplicas
ton, action Of which seemingly miraculous and its
having of those attributes which make the
compounds now in general use.
pamphlet containing directions letters distinguished
and well iDdivdu a and other documentary eence
will accompany the rsmedy.
Mr. James Rees having ceased agent the
this Basam the price been reduced. 1t only be obtained
Of the Proprietor by letter directed TO &c OCAs box U P
o. Philadelphia, Penn. noY30-d6Tn
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PLANTERS RANK OF TENNESSEE,

TENHE sf Directors this day declared dividend of
IS per share payable Stockholders and after the
lst OF January, 1883. Ldec9e-lml D. WEAVER, Cash
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BUSINESS WRITING.
ID. F. b WIN,
Teacher of Writing and PhonOgrapbV.
I'd BSPECTFULLY invites the citizens Of Nashville and vein.
y ity to call at W. T. Berry Co.'S Book Store and exam
Inc the specimens Of writing that received the
First Prize at the WORLDS Fair,
and also certificates from the highest authority In the United
States
On the 81 Of January next, he will organize class st
Southern Commercial College, teaching evening
Information desired be had the Book Store the
College, where Mr. Brown win furnish demonstration Of
tie superiority Of his system Of teaching writing,
TERss MODERATE. [dc23-dsw
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CHEESEl CHEESEII

IN BOXES prime fresh Cheese just received and e
elU by GRESHAM HUFFAKER,
octl5-6 s. south Market street.
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SquaTei
SCHOOL BOOKS.
TEXT BOOKS, used in the High School, Fee
male Academys Young Ladies' Seminary,
and other schools in the City and Country. For sale
hp CHARLES ". SMITH,
sept 4. College street,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

ntbs ffs. n 10 nag be-, sni deem n f.sllis ~,
ih0 ffitHi n Co., .Wnfff hinffl 'HfiHfs 81 ltf
sfsisi Hmts. su saihinF sIth Mooi' sni homes
ground 10 rnsisf sai tfukfh sFof.ls sni shaiisfei
isngss sfs sf0sn 0n eftTF SIDE ani sfaiifff ~ Che
huf uinis n isstsn behold there llss che
hfeaihlsss iniT n iohn MARSHALL, shoss holilnE
plume ani flashing blads, made him Distinguished
msrt ~ The shsfi ~ RELENTLESS airsrsafiss eupy
n he State uaisiie, n his ony shIoud' The hattie
nsld the ohly cemetery where his bones viii hnl
resting place feace 10 his ashes, ani honor u bic
name Hard ~ lies the Cliior Il the Herald the
stern though youthful warrior, whose clarion voice
has teen heard and vince irsn'hani blade h,s hashc
where danger aud death we're nearest, AMI lhs hre o
battle thirksst No shroud enHraps hls gAHani
form Even the tanner OF the Herald which Noulu
well become soldiers winding Sheet has been torn
away by the tempests breath ,.,,
Wonder In ditch, hlled up WIN saugh'srel anu
manglel warriors, behold the giant form OF hopeH
LOugheFy fame's too'ins-hofh VIII souhu no
prOuder name Rsquloeai ~ race Tue s"oti o.
that tall, and graceful cavalier INC Champion OF ,he
Flag, quysrei through MS hsAI' mus SIs tue
mighty fallen, w,-..u IL,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24
Chirio,li Gold.

J. .ere can now be seen, says the New York Cour-
.ar me of the gold recently discovered in the In
.ar raves at Chiriqui, and taken therefrom. 1t il
inc form of small images, representing frogs,
.is .nsscts &C., of the rudest style Of manufac-
.l.a Already upwards of 1000 graves have been
~ 0rsd, and $780, 900 worth of gold taken from
r..n Many of these graves are very ancient and
sd date long before the conquest of Mexico by the
arauaIds. 1t is thought these graves were the hi
dina aces of the worldly effects of the Indians nj
,5s time of invasion, and especially when the Span
,aris uder Cortes conquered the country. The gold
taken rom them is very puYe and is readily sold on
Hc lst,mus at $50 per ounce.
I'd discovery of these deposits in the burial mounds
.f 'l qui has led to proposition for the formation
-f at stock company to explore the Pyramids of
Ery,g With the high probability of discovering i'm
l4l1.g eposits of treasure within their vaults. If
the I, lcombs Of Central America contain such
Treasures, why may not the mysterious Pyramids at
Gle. L the resting place Of the wealth of empires
rs vcii - the tonbs Of embalmed monarehs! Bel
z1ni Ok plantation give great strength to the suppO
vi,ioH nd in this money getting-money making
are tl, probability the shape Of certainty
30 tlc q . Of many, from the fact that the Indian
-raru !. e Central America are teening with almost
- 5'eg amounts Of gold.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-24

hif Iiit HtsUat N ihs fiasshaiiss h. NeH ur
..ins, NJ guisorsn rssi NE nlnuis, u me lasl
lpssusf. he'll ou lho ili Avg, sni thea HE suihofi
y of raising noney 90 ths lsss n stock ~ contain
a In letters FROM H. feslkss, and bic suihoriy ~
% ordering u isnou the alm ~ H. Fsvlkss 10 asi
J. Eisar Thompson President " the PsnhsJ l,ani,
Csntral Railroad NJ the heal u the ahais " the
southern Pacific. Ne considers MT, Thompson not
only practical superintendent, but hnanoisr Of
great ability and that nj, resources we're almost
limilless, Mr. Thompson had bseh approached by
Dr. foWlkss Ia regard to taking the management Of
the Affairs u this road and had agreed to do 90, il
the litigation with the State Of Texas should cease,
every dollar o the debt paid o aud $3.50. 900 rails
Ell besides The object Of this meeting Was to raise
money to assist in paying on the whole indebtedness
u the company, aud is not to be associated with the
former call, which was to meet tho engagement re-
suIng from the compromise between the OLD aud
New companies while this is to pay Oh the whole
Indebtedness, s25.OOO is the amount requested to
be raised in New orleans-and il New Orleans did
not raise this SUN, Dr. fOwlkes would have to raise
il from his own private resources,
We COPY tue lollVhllS nom tue 'uelta' III fcsAi
to the value Of stock in the different markets, aud
call the attention Of our readers to articles the
LIST page, from the Louisville Journal
MIR. fulkersen read letter from Mr.. j,
Ihaycr in which the writer said nearly all the
stock on the New York market had been taken,
that none could DO bought for less than 81 80
PER sharo-its par value being So. Mr.. Fulker-
son then compared the state OF this road with
others in which New Orleans was interested,
showing that its stock ranked here as well us that
of the Opelousas Railroad, better than the Ie-
huantepec COmpanys and nearly us well us the
jackson and Great Northern. At the same time
the Pacific Railroad stock ranks at par in Louis
vile and at afty per cent. premium in New
York, according to Mr.. Thayer. IL seemed very
strange to Mr.. FulkersOn that SO low an estimate
should be placed uponit in New Orleans, to which
city all its business advantages would accrue
Only about $500 900 had been subscribed by &c
tual citizens of New Orleans, and they could well
afford so lose this ifthe railroad was finished
And then the property of the road-its 1885, 900
acres of land, located in ono of tho most thriving
portions Of Texas; its twenty-five miles of road
built, worth S625 900; tho bonds and mortgages
worth 100000"