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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06
STATE OF WISCONSIN, /

~ county Circuit Court.-Judgment for sale ~ r,at
gagged premises on foreclosure Of mort gage-Iatlron
zen Cornelius and Joanna Cornelius his wife
OF the mortgaged premises hereinafter desoribed nal
ana entered N the above entitled action on the fifteenth
oth) day ol November A. d. 1885, at the November term
OF kenosha shall offer for sale at public anc
o 10 Inc highest bidder therefor at the front door of e
~ ouse IN le city and county of Kenosha snd sat.
wise )nan at ten O'Clock in this forenoon Of atnrda
me loGrt 4lday fJune AID 1s59he following Described
sncent to satisfy the said Judgment and cost togetbe
Wth tle costs and expences Of said saletha is to saw
'ie olioWlbg prenoses to wit Lot four a. and mart
81 os TWO ~ and three 3) in block eghtyree (S3J in
e hor ward IN the city OF Kenosha being thirty (3O
eeG Wdc north and SOUTH and eight () rods deep east
ana west rom south end Of said lois three in the
northeast fractional quarter of section number rvone
(od town TWO ~ north of range twentythree 1921 east
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
Dated at kenosha this Both day of November A. n 1919
h. W EVANS, PIT Atty, ALONz0 2. TYMES0N
d'n23oc2 Sheriff Of Kenosha County Wisconsin
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IN PROBATE.

Aehosha County Court In the Matter of the Last Wi,
ana Testament of Thomas Fannon, late Of New York ci
ty deceased Wv Ao'A CT
q reading and filing instrument in writing purnor
III e W ie pfopSe Oh the last will and testament of
Ihomas Fannon late ofNew York city deceased. "
&c o;, In Together with copy
sG WI" ana also the accompanying petition Of Charles
Nj oouuohy OF the city of New York, representing among
othet things that the said Thomas Fannon die in said c
ABOUT the 18th Of july 1896 and possessed of c
tam real estate IN the county of Kenosha Wisconsin and
tna sad VIII has been probated in said city of New
YORK ana that he the said Connolly the sole acting
Tor OF sad last will and testament and praying that a
may De appointed for hearing the proofs Of said a viii
anu testament us ordered that the proofs of said in
sruneh pc heard before the Judge Of this Court on Mon
DAY tho lth day Of January A. D 1852 at ten o'clock
NJ G said Day at his Office in the city and county of Ke
of be given to all persons interested hv pubisbnT 80
OF inns order for three weeks successfully poior to said d
q nearing, m the Kenosha Tribune and Telegram
weekly newspaper published in said city of Kpposhn
n..,n ~ -. JON d. JILSUN
= n
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FOHN c. HOLMES having made an

Nj ,;s..4 :. ~. IFVIIIg HIaUe an as
1nent Oh al ms property Except such as is by law
subscriber for the benefit of his creditors notice b
Sen that those indebted to said John c. Holmes ara
~ 70 make payment to the subscriber at he bonS
the J9sLYN, or at the residence the subscriber in
,ry al racine, and those to whom he is indebted viii
in orde ne same Tor payment to the subscriber-and that
dat th W Iose up the at the shortest possihe
t oEfDer feels it his duty to insist on promnt
th nt Vi an debts due said Holmes and without fr
ther notice will proceed to collect snc6 dents "a @ Iur
ranged or paid without delav 0 "oh ueo'S' Il not ar
Dated at the City of Kenosha. Novor,,o. o., ,oro
2m26 Acct; \. y SALISBURY,
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STATE OF MIsCONSIN-- TENoci11,

~ County Circuit Court-Judpment for - ~ 5llA
sasGu premises on foreclosure of mortgage-Sampe ai
AGAINST ue Aehosha Rockford Railroad Conpanv 70
virtue ana IN pusurance Of final judgment for The ~
the nortgaged premises hereinafter described made and
5Ltere IN the above entitled action on the tbirtcsnb
Jay o NoFemner, A. D. 1851, at the November term Of
ao vIur l. william B. Slocum, referee duly appointed
~ su court Tor that purpose, shall offer for sale ana es
1 Pc auction to the highest bidder therefor ut tns
door OF the court house, in the city and county orKr
@o state OF Wisconsin, at ten O'Clock in the fore
Hooh OF saturday, the eighth sthl day of Januarv IA
looS me following described lots or parcels of land or 3
e tiefeoi az VIII be sufficient satisfy the said ind,
ent ana costs, together with the costs and ayne,s
said sale-that is to say 'A the following detcrid
psTSes pieces AM lots Of land lying and being ia he cv
VI he;gs, ana described as follows to witt Lots one Ri
and eight Isl, in block number three T3l in tba eli
Iaconl quarter OF section number thrtytwo 1927 town
Hpef Two III north of range number rogi
cast also lot four in block number thrice f131 ~
souheast quarter OF section hrty-oe 1911 town two rgi
north OF range twenty-three r23l east Wv III
Terms Of Sale cash. WILLIAM n sTorr,.
Dated, November 49, 1853 ~ S1SS"I,
o. s. HEAD, Atty for Plf COL
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STATE OF WISCONSIN

gaeed premises on foreclosure Of mortgage
Knowles against Patrick Smith, John Diedricb and To-
D. Newman. BY virtue and in pursuance of Anal ind
ment for the sale of the mortgaged premises bar@'
made ana entered in the above entitled action
term Of said court, 1, Alonzo p Tvneson sier W gs
county Of ken9sha shall offer for and sell at public
- inc ghest bidder therefor the front door Of
w. ouse, IN the city and county Of Kenosla and
state o. wisconsin, at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of snr
ny the twenyeighth [2Sthl day Of May A. D. 1880 tba
described lots or parcels Of land to satisfy saJ
Judgment ana COSTS together with the costs and ex5snss
o. SAD salethat is to say: "The north half OF lof NM
ward of the city Of Kenosha, in the commit n Rn
ana state OF Wisconsin, and the southeast auartr
OF secuon number thirty-one 18Th town number two iii
Terms Of Sale Cd8h hIoNJH !, 49, Ts,,,,co,.
Dated, November %, 1855. sheriff IF Kt nEeoN,
O, g. HEAD, Atty for PrG D''A1 e O91n'y'
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GHERIFF,s sALE.-Stnte q Wiennn--n-

- Circuit Court, Kenosha County, xecutoD-Tbon,as
ha6Yey ana John Reilly against Iamss Mcdonald
M virtue OF an execution issued out of the circuit eop+
Tor the county of Kenosha in the above entitled t;
me directed and delivered, against the personal nrt
ana real estate OF James Mcdonald defendant in he b
tia n acton have seized and eyedupon all the right
t'ie ana interest which the above named defen4sr 5a
on the Sth day of june A. D. 1855 or At anT 80 nau
wards o. IN and to the following described real estate it,
aaea yihg ana being in the town Brighton In the
county OF henoSha and state of Wisconsin and lnorr 80
uescIDed as follows to wit: The northeast quarter -
Sectloh NUMBER twenty six 26l in township number t,y
", ort Oh range number twenty 90) east containing
one hundred and sixty acres of land according TO coyern
mentsurYey-whch above described real estate toostb
Win an and singular the bereditaments and annnrts
ces tereunto belonging shall expose for sale and s ~
auction or ye9due to he highest bidder as he law
Grec at the court house in the city of Kenosba in SOD
county, on Saturday the 29th day of January n 1c
execution, costs and charges ~ ''' " Sa'i''y salu
O"'eu a' 'ierin ofhce, kenosha, Dec Sth A. D. 1888
6w2G So $50 ~ r. ~ MELON
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Dated at Sheriff g Office, Kenosha Dec Sb 4 n 1879
.ewoe ALON 70 p TYMEeON
OnEo Sheriff Of Sennsbo Courty
STATE or WTSCONSTN TI51-c1-1I,-

LAIE OF WISCONSIN.-KE NOSUN
49, SSen'y circuit Court-Judgnent for sale of mort
saseu premises on foreclosure of mortgage-Dayii p
grtg against William s. Strong, the Ken6sha and RncfG
@ ~ company, and the City of Kenosha By virtue
, ~ u Sulce oil hnal Judgment for the sale Of the
tsageu premises hereinafter described made ana ~
erea IN me above entitled action on the 10th ay NJ
enpSI, 1906 at the November term of said court + A.
e r !ssoh sierlh OF said county of Kenosha shall ~
49, o se ana sell at public auction the highest bidJ
@ eioI, at inc 'front.' door of the court house in the %
az" county OF henosha and state of Wisconsin ut tom
~ We forenoon OF Saturday, the eighth T9hI dav ~
'y, iop the following described lots or pSrcris s
ie 10 s9tlsiy said Judgment and costs ogetheT win &
os ana expenses OF said saethat is to saw tfat
piece parcel or lot Of land, lying and being IN he
i ou ward OF the said city Of Kenosha and particiari
ho"n ahc described follows viz: Lot number civ re-
"0gh Fgm2er three 8 in the southwest fractional
two T9 no Geon plumber thirtytwo 1871 town number
I'LL nofsh Of range number tWeny-three T23l eost
MI taI", ~ q sue, cash ALONZO p TYMEs0N
o. s. HEAD, Att'y for pifT " oSH" p0uh'y'
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WAGONS,

GOOD article of Lrmber Wagons kept constantly
a on hand, and 70. sale at
45tf April. WOOD & CARRIERS
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BOOKS STATIONERY,

BOOKS STATIONERY,
PAPER FIANGTNGS,
* EHQEON KING, At mis- well known stand ON
- Main Street. takes pleasure in saying his numerous
fend and the public generally that his of Books Sta
uohery ana Paper Hangngs, is complete and extern
SlVS than has ever before been offered in Kcnosha
SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF the latest and approved standards are osred
WhoIese or Retail of every kind and description used in
common or high Schools, prices that cannot to please
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Comprising all the standard Works. both English and Amer
can in various and beautiful styles of Bindngprose
Poeiry-His0ries Biographies, Tales &C. Bibles Dctiona
RES, Praye: Books and Hymn Books New Books from all
STATIONERY,
Comprising every variety quality and styie of Letter Nate
ana Billet Paper; Foolscap, ruled and unruled
white, and assorted colors; Cards, of every
description; Inks, Iinkstands, GOid Pens
Steel Pens, Quilts, &C., &c.
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TegaI.


EIsLkAY .-Taken up by the subscriber on
tow 81 'HG p premises occupied by him, in the
On ms T., the following described cattle 1SN
o,n, OiIc RED COW, about a years old horns -H.N
ollI YOKE 1--WE year old Steers spotted red ard
@nte one Heifer, years old mostly White some rd
p 80. w ech ana shoulders One yearling Heifer nearly
white, some grey spots. The owner is lieaIy
property pay charges, and take them away prove
Dated Doco,rhor 90 ,oza PHILEMON PERRY
DSSSiiDSi AvrOS
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06

SUPERIOR GREASE.
kTOR all kinds of Carriages, Carts, Thrcsllng
Machines, Reapers Mil Bearings, &c. put
up in at cans for sale by
STARK WEATHER & co.
I sNsEED GEE,-French, Yellow and Ven
e. tan Red, a large invoice just received and W
es gold cheap, by STARKWEATHER g. Co.
E1NEEsRs E>aFe Lead aud French Zinc al
n rARKWEATHER'S
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06

1HE' COLLEGIATE COURSE
is the most extensive, complete and through that can be
found IN any similar institution, and embraces the most an
ana practical forms for keeping books by Double
IN eueTy department OF Exchange and Commerce,
c'nsStlng OF Wholesale, Retail, Manufacturing
ST Forecada,9g and Commission.
Importing, Exporting Brokerage BaakinQ ad Erehnags
Farmers Mechanics, and Professional Men
Stednadoatimg.
Applied to Lake and River Navigation by Individuals
Partnerships and Corporations with Compound Company
cGouhts,Cohverng Single Entry into Double Entry taking
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Commercial Calculations.
embracing every variety of Computations pertaining to
business operations and of practical use in the Counting.
ROOM The subjects of
Commercial LQqr.
As connected with Commercial usages and customs ipc,r
ding complete and systematic method of
R0jtro0Q Book Aeepiq0.
This elaborate work. prepared by an experienced Rail
Road man and practced Accountant is found in no other
Commercial College in the State A knowledge of this
complete work on RaroaGing alone worth more to the
stcdent than the tuition fee PAID the entire course
The FORMS used in this College been selected from
the first business houses in the United States thus render
ing tie course the most complete and practical.
of this College have gone directly into some
81 the principal Banking and Mercantile Houses and
now occupying lucrative situations receiving salaries
exceeding what their former ability could command.
LADIES DEPARIIKENI.
separate apartment having been and furnished
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Ladies wishing TO avail themselves of the Commercial
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College Hall, Lj6rary d Reading Rooms
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auodhg he largest and most elegant the pros
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the Principal TO offer extraordinary advantage for those
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Time Of Commencing, Etc.
Glass system The average time for completing the course
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DIPLOMAS awarded to those no pursue the entire course
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For further information please call at the College
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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-01-06

y GTAsEs IN H. Cans, with full dire elton
l making Soft and Hard Soar, at -
SFARkWEATHFR 81 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-28
Arkansas COtIO a Lands,

yEyIIE subscriber offers for sale $3.50 scres Or choice
land, within two miles oiE Arkansas river, and -
i9l mile. above Napoleon poi Ion Of this land -
ener. in ls and dow All q it"il % ~ -
claimed ~ leyees being hU IL -. -. - -.
cotton growing couny,.R Is most desif-1is 49,
nearly one mile Silver Lake-ta deep eieaf -y o-
- = i vess convenient fsr building purposes, -
b ,ces ileas- Lands; several Oid nurns Or lIl- ~
lares, with gros n on them Oo' eAD' - P-0 -
r,ake a good Gro the nrst year. - -.
SI IS trsct Of land at great harEsn, sor casa,
- 90 md two years credit, or sl exchanges Tor Hsgrs
- b,vs s-veal other tracts Of lSnd that wish . sell
Sss m Allen ESQ Memphis has plat o. this laaef an
III fllv give any those applying n person
ommuncstous addressed VII Be promptly ~
49, EDWARD G. MORTQNf
AC.l.rvS-.arn Cum1ins, AEkAnsas couRtgs Atk,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-28
XaLIARLE sUMNER LANps EoR sAaE.

VNTISHISG 10 change business am Offering Tor sale
~ sumner county, containing about 1000 acres,
situated south q The Gsllan and Nashville pike
Cumberland river, and about the d from the Hendsr
sOnvile the Louisville and Nashville karead- and
nearly equal between Nashville and Gaau There Is
between 500 open for cuvation-l5J blue
grass the balance we'll tnteTd with oak, poplar MAPLE
&c, being we'll adapted growth o. blue grass and ais
crops peculiar this latitude Improvements so, consisting 81
Brick Dwelling with Negro Kitchen Sm0Ee HOUSE.
House, Gov and Horse Stables, and all ster necessary out
buildings besides there the place Steam Circular say
Mill rs horse power engne with plenty s timber spare "a
the place keep for number Of ami young Orc
sang Of 7UO select peach and apple trees and
pond we'll stocked. stock and other pleu
y and Of good quality Any wanting god stock Yarn,
House in Of the best hoods Ia rcnnes
See will do the premises. or the whole tract
S4OB0r half $50 including ell improvements,
except the steam MILL $40 Ver Terms for The whole
place. oneourth cash. the balance l. ard years. For
half or acres with improvements third cash, the balance
on and years further particulars apply address
the subscriber Turner s. FOSTER Esq # Nashville, =
Mr. oliver Perdus o. the premises
rs finn W
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-28

Tie Memphis Appeal of the 18th says: "The bo-
dy of an unknown man, of about thirty FIVE years
of age, was found dead on Sunday last the plan
tatiOn of w P Mitchell, Esq, which is at the edge
of the Nonconnah bottom. The body was lying
close by a hay-stsck at the extreme corner of the
plantation, about a mile from Mr. MitehelPs resi-
dence, or any other dwelling, and appeared to have
been lying there two three days. In the pockets
were found fifty cent piece, and card Of q St.
Louis clothing establishment. On the back Of the
card was written: "My brother in law lives at
Montgomery. NJ. or W., lit was difficult to tell
which, F CoweD, 7. J. Carpenter" The verdict
was that the deceased came to his death from dis
ease and exposure His emsciated appearance in
dicated previous illness and suffering At an un-
expected hour-when far from home and friends,
and where even Strangers around could not know OF
his extremity, the summons came mortality must
put on Immortality. He erept to the hay stack
for little shelter from the wintry Wind-he lay
down on the bare earth, aud the thought Of home
and friends arose in his mind, and with feeble I'm
g,rs he scratched on the card the name Of his
nearest friend. and probobly his OWn-and died"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-28
NOZZLE GrBr.-A traveller going east from De-

NOZZLE GIBL.-A traveller going east from De-
trot, relates Inc following pleasing incident:
.sOn reaching the depot, at Suspension Bridge,
the conductor tod young mau-wnOse health was
very feeble and who on his way to Springfield,
Mass where be had friends-he must leave the
cars as he had money with which to bay his
fare Notwithstanding the dibilitsted appearance
Of the young man, he suffered to be led out of
the car with ut any movement being made for his
relief As the young man was about stepping eft
The platform, young lady rose 10 the cars and
asked the conductor how much The young N an 5 fare
would be 10 Albany lie replied eight dollars.
She iE1mediatey steyFei TO the door, and told thu
invalid to return AMI resume his scat. He did so,
and then some Of the male passengers began to ex
lbt little chlriy, ofering to pay portion Of the
fare The young lady clined their preferred aid,
say ing she preferred paying the amount herself.
She did 90, snd beside gave him scrip 10 keep
him in Albany over Sunday, promising to see him
forwarded to his friends on Monday"
That girl will make a good wife for some man.
drunkenness is the vice of a good constitution
or of n bad memory; Of constitution so treIch-
ously good tia, it never bends until il breaks or OF
a memory that reoJlects the pleasures Of gettir g
drank, but fcrgets the pain Of getting sober "
So soys Prentice, who must be reckoned relisble
authority on that SUBJECT Aprop0s Of getting
drunk, we heard bon mot the other day which is
worth printing. Some gentlemen were discoursIng
Of reformed dcunksrds. when one OF them observed
that be should think the greatest difficulty with to
pe5s who endeavored to reform would be the reeol-
lection of their old sppetites a. SHOULD think,
said the wag, w.o, by the way, is Cambridge
professor. - that the recollection OF their happy
limits would be the greatest difficulty il such cases
rae professor may possibly happen 10 know what nc
| was talking about.-BoStOH Post
1t has been mutually agreed by the publishers OF
the daily papers in Nashville, that hereafter they
will not furnish their papers free CT charge to any
yearly advertiser We make this statement in order
| that there may be no misunderstanding in future
| business transactions with our patrons. tt
Robert R. Boyd sells apples in any quantity, from
enc upwards. Stand No. A Market Street. IT,
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THE DECIMAL CUsRENCY IN GAEADA-The Cana
dams have long used the denomination of dollars
and cents on their bask bills, and they have more
recently adopted the declined notation in their coin
Three new silver pieces issued, on the value
respectively of five, ten snd twenty cents. These
pieces present medalian likeness Of Queen Yicto-
ria. surrounded with the following insert pion "Vic-
tOria Del Gratia Regina Canada" and on the op-
posite crown beneath which d" five cents, 1858, p"
surrounded by two oak twigs bound together at the
stem
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DISSOLUTION.
GARDNER & co.
NEW FERM.

We R. H. s r. C. Gardner, have associated with rs H.
T. Buckner partner business, under the style Of Card
ner CO., news tone Front Store No 3 Inn Block.
We will keep always hand large carefully selecte
stock Of tape and Fancy Dry Goods Varieties, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Gaps. ROnnets and Straw Goods generally.
our ock OF plantation goods will be unusually
sng heavy Wooden ana Cotton Fabrics, both COloed White
extra heavy Brugaus, Wool and Palm Hats heavy and
white rrn Blankets
We old customers and dealers In Merchandise, he
buy goods low for Cash, short time, give
stock close examination, intend to make their inter
est and 10 make this their cheapest market.
w and SELL for friends all country produce
WOOL Feathers, BeeswN Ginseng, Jeans, Lnsey and
S,c.-. ri the highest price the market will command
iufI-Gd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-28

The latest case OF absence of mind occurred in
Philadelphia on Monday night \ gentleman Of
that city, after nOrg the state Of the weather, pre-
vous to going to bed, hung his thermometer, as he
supposed, outside Ct his dermitory window. About
4 o clock in the morning, he was awakened by pos
licemar, who j, formed him that gold watch was
hanging out Of hi~ window, and advising him to take
it in. He bad placed the thermometer under his
pillow, and hung his watch cut Of doors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-28

TIE Ticket Office is the Passenger Depot, and is open
hour before the starting OF each T which allows ample time
for the purchase Tickets. Ii other time during
day. Passengers the Eastern cities leave the A Nj
Train, the other roads.
Tire Richmond 4 hours; Washington days Philadelphia
half and New York three days. This is the cheapest
and Nashville TO the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the 80 p NJ Train, arriving
Memphis New Orleans the evening Of
day. through without detention at Memphis
for McMunyle, Sparta, and Beershea Springs leave
Nashville the 40 ". Train, which directly at Tul
lahOma with the Train for McMnuyle Persons leaving Nc
Mnnvilc morning Nashville at 80 p. NJ.
Nashville. which daily Smithand
with boats for different places the Ohio and Mis-
sissipi rivers daily line Of Louisville leaving
very morning on the arrival Uf the night express
BY change Schedule the Train Memphis
at with and down day Trains causing
delay NASHVILLE and Eastern passengers, and one hour gained
over Schedule going Memphis from Nashville.
c. L. ANDERSON,
julyIO, 1853 BPs General Ticket AgCut.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-28

Poor Mexico now has five Presidents, at least
FIVE men backed by military power, each of whom
thinks he alone can rescue her from the gulf of ruin
10 which she is Fastening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-28

The Boston TraUeler speaks Of the large quantity
of shipping now at that port, and says eve shall
probably witness much activity in the commercial
quarters Of the city the present year. the feet of
ships to arrive for the coming six months, at least
will be very large"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-28

Tie Index is the name of a democratic paper
which has made its appearance in Richmond, Viz
GINA NJ. Dewitt is its editor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-28

During the months of November aud December,
one thousand three hundred and eighty-six negroes
were shipped over the Petersburg and Weldon Rail
road, for the cotton and rice fields of the South