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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-07

B EN-. M. NOEL q CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs.
Commission 4 Produce Merchants,
BRANDTES, WINES, CIGARS, &c., &c,
No. 8 Market street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
LIQUORS.
800 bss Wilshre's Whisky, 50 bbls Run,
10 90 SSs % g 90 % S sn sGe S2; why
~ 60 Robertson sounydO Is do Smiths Reserve do
In sore aad 10 ssie 81 BEN. N. NOEL & co.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
100 000 IMPORTED cigArs. assorted Brands,
In store and for sAlsby UunseT BEN. N. NOEL Z 90.
sUNBRIES.
500 bags Rio Coffee, 50 casks Soda,
leo hhds prime to choice Brown scasks Dutch Madder
80 sugar, -, eerOols best IndiRo,
~ oolsneH MoiASsess 700 kegs Nails assorted,
100 half bbIs do lOo dos psinted anckst,
l90 hois crushed sugar 50 boxes Smoking Tobacco,
Sc 90 Loaf do as DO NssOn's Backing,
l9e 4 do DO do 100 bbls Cider Vinegar,
100 4 do do do 50 bags S. s. Almonds,
so boxes Pearl Starch; 95 doI H. 8 do
Is chests Gr'n and BIZ Tea, -F''
And many other all IN and be sold At ve
low aguresby Gune2ll BEN d, NoHL 4 co.
l. H. LASIEa. PHILLIPS. =. c. HEsslzx
LANIER, PHILLIPS 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE GR00ERS. COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND pEALEEs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
NO. 30, MARKrf SrREEr,
NASHVELLEs TENN ESSEEs
WKTE are in receipt Of a heavy stock GROCERIES,. Ii
SU0Es & oTRns an as s1 s1S % sss1sa Is's
lV lie he Of ID rad
SUGARS.
ssohhds \. O. sqs.r, 25s bSls Crushed S.sd sugar.
100 S Sss IaTinA 800 DO DO S6ss. Do Do
MOLASSES.
400 bbls Refinery Moaes 5 half bbls Refinery MoIasSss
COFFEE.
I9OObags Baltimore Coffee, 100 Govt Java Codes
500 do N. o. Rio cOEee,
LIQUORS.
SIX PPs Otard, DuPsy Is5 sels old Rye WHISKY
10 BPS ToF sl Co.'S s sc DO DO P PSDG S,s a
y pps Rochelle Brandy, $50 do Dean & Hale do
Is Z do A. seignette do 200 do Tenn. White do
10 casks Por. Wine, 50 do A. NJ. Brandy,
3 do sherry do 7s6 pps do dc
90 bbls dry Malaga do 100 bbls New York Gin,
% do Ginger 10 ~ do 5 NJ Wine,
25 do Cherry do 100 baskets Champagne,
3punchsons Holland Gin, $50 do Clarei,
100 bbIs Newsoms whisky 50 casks Hisbuts Porter.
SUNDRIES.
SOC boxes Star Candles, 50 sArdines "a and vs.
go do Summer DO BScOis Cotton Rope,
800 do Soap, 500 Wrapping Paper,
$50 do Fox's Starch. a0bbls Mason's Backing
go casks b carb Soda, eOO bales Cotton TWine,
IS cases Imp Tea, 20 doz Painted Buckets.
81 y chests Black do l5J nests Tubs,
40 bags s. g. Almonds go dOz Wash Boards,
l25 do Pepper, rs do Brooms,
IS do Spice, 500 boxes Flasks,
so do Ginger, $50 do Tumblefs,
lOObxs Manufactured Tobacco, Sc nests Baskets,
assorted. 1000 900 Percussion Caps,
so kegs Pats Shot. 2casks Nader,
50 do Bar Lead, so cases Matches,
1000 do Nails, 100 100 Cigars assorted brands,
100 bbls No. , MacksreI, 25 tierces Rice,
$50 kits No. 3 do bos Birthstone,
5 bills Alum, &c, &C., &c.
LANIER, PHILLIPS 4 CO.,
ju7el5-h No. %. Market street.
10. 4. z. EDwARDs.
EDWAR DS, elk ESON q CO.,
Successors 10 BdEArdsN
Wholesale GrOcers, Commission Merchants
Dealers In Fine Brandies, Wines,
CIGARS, &c:,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-07

fitzpatrick, NeVins a. Co.,
REOETVTRG, FORWARDING AND Wholesale
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store large and complete assortment
II Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
MOlasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock
Raisns, full stock, with Teas Candles, Sardnes Mack
sell Glassware asor Pec4ns together with all kinds Of Gro
sles usually kept in t.e Grocery line Our stock Of
RRANDAES, WINES, WHISKY, &C,
We think surpassed in this any other market.
heavy stock goods now in sore invite the attention Of
the trade.
raaT25-tf KIRKPATRICK. NEVIEs & Co.
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HNDR REV y. SMITH,
no 81, BROADWAY, NASHBZLLE, ZEHHESSE3,
DRALERN
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
sTEKL, WAGON AXIS, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
ND all other aresin his line Of business which he oferaa
wholesale and retail, for cash, st the sboVetaDd
febq 5q-Iy
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may I2-dtt
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WTISHING to make other investments, propose to sell
w all Real Estate in Davidson county, follows:
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the Franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph w. Horton
Containing about Forty Acres
perhaps the most commanding site in hecnty Of Nash
willie, and most desirable country residence. The house
be sold With Il Is Of land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the Sims Tract, situated Turnpike (od
Lebanon road) within three miles Nashville containing
The soil IS good, it is we'll mbered,
divided into small tracts Of twenty and UPWARDS all Of
which admirably adapted for country residences market
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road occupied ~ T. c. McCapbe and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, containing about 25e This
placeis we'll known to need further description Il will
also be divided suit purchasers. T. c. McCampbe will show
these places to any who will call.
All the above property will be sold reasonable and
q credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply to A. v s. Lindsey Nashville either Of the
dersignde, TH0S. C. McCAMPBELI-
Six miles Nashville,
J. A. MCCAMPBELL,
mh3l Nashville
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a CARD.

~
TTAVING associated with IN my busness-that OF
buying and selling both commission and pri-
Vate of DeSotO, Ssissippi,
brother VIM. II. Forrest, of Memphis, tender my
friends better facilities than have been able 10 them
Our buildings located M. 20 Adams street.
OF Old they spacious combining convenience,
comfort and safetyare superior establishment
kind IN the State and that have inspected
respectfully solicit for firm, from old friends
customers aud the public, the patronage which
and literally received Hitherto Them will
'''' '--'- N. B. FORREST
=. n. FORREST, S"S NJ, wN. II FORREST,
Memphis Desoto' Miss Memphis
FORREST, JONES ~ CO.,
Nh co Adams street, Memphis, Tenn,
DraIe4's in Slaves.
,,,, D., md sell On commission, aud Keep constantly
en- hand good assortment Of Virginia. Georgia and Caro-
lima Negroes
500 NEGROES WANTED.
WILL pay more oher person for NO negroes
suited 70 the New orleans market - , rapppsr
nov30-dam " D. -. - "a
Nsbye UuoN AND American copy above sixty days Oaly
and send bill to this oflce.-RsHaPhis BaEoI,R.
TAKE NOTICE.
rAVING lust returned from York and other Eastern
citiss with large peudd assortment Of American
French Ems and German Toys he sold cheap, by shols
sale or retail. VI &c &c n 49, Stress.
noV2-dh 10 ~ 4lNiA''
Ps-Country Merchants viii please call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. --
FINE PARLOR GRAND PLANO.
Tusr received at Luek's Music store. Call and try
I. t. nova
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EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


WHOLE TICKETS. 800 HALVES, sIoi QUARTERS
FIGHTS 50 So
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-07

ON Wednesday the 18th dav Of DECEMBER next on the
premises, we the highest bidder on cre1 OF
one years. with interest," that valuable Act OF
land Whites Greek, four miles north OF NasYIe' on "
Daniel Young his death. The whole tract con
5O4 which has been divided into seventeen
fronting handsomely the Buena Vista Turnpike ROAD anu
CHER Avenues.
This Of the choicest tracts in Davidson county All uh
der good fence and within @ than hour time OF the oW
be without redemption, and good bar
gains may be expected
good securities and lien retained Let
all who wish good bargains in land attend.
II. 7. WILKINSON,
novS0--d&Wtd Executor OF PANEL Young.
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4aiIp anian e Amtrran

LEGENDARY MATuR.-Gov. WISE having request
ed the opinion Of Attorney General TUCKER of Viz
ginia, as to the bearing of the State laws upon the
distribution of mcendiary publications through the
postofiee, that officer writes long report on the
subject in which he takes the ground that the Fed
eral power to transmit mail matter does not carry
with 1t the power to publish and circulate. and
therefore, that local laws affecting such publications
as the ncendiary documents in question, may be en-
forced. After this decision the circulation of OBJ
JcctlOnable mail matter in Virginia may be regarded
- definitely prohibited
SEDIuoN N SooTT County, VL-The Abingdon
pTgndn learns from friend at Estillville in Scott
county, Va that intense excitement was prevailing
there on the 2sth ult, in consequence Of man bv
the name of HIRAM PARrEE talking abolitionism
with slaves, He was examined and committed to
jail for ineendiary talk with one of Il. S. K.NE,s
negroes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-07
ORDINARY DRAWING,
APPRONTuATION pRUZE,
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters 81 sol
WOOD, EDDY d CO.'S
Grand Extraordinary Drawings.
On she Three Number Plan
CAPITAL PRIZE
8 I O 90 o OIL

Takes place on the LaStSatlOr1ay Of each Month.
Whole Tickets ssO Halves sIO Quarters S. EIEhths s.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the amount money address for what you
purchase the Lottery il which ViEh
whether YOU Whoes Halves Quarters receipt Of
which We what is ordered by first mall together with
scheme.
Immediately after the drawing Printed Drawing certified
bv the Commissioner. will be sent, with Explanation.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
give The name of their Post Office, County and State
Accommodation strictly confidential.
All prizes Of 600 and under. raid Immediately
drhEipe Other prizes the usual tns Of 40 days.
Orders for Tickets Certificates by Mail Express to be d.
WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Geo Sia
or WOOD EDDY & co., Atlanta, Georgia
or WOOD, EDDY & Co., Wilmington, LEILA
NJ list of te numbers that drawn from the wheel
the Sount Of prize that each entitled will be pub
sd after every craving, in the following
(Ga) ConsttatioRa Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette,
Richmond Dispatch, and Paulding CAiss )Clarion.
oct23
SACK SALT.-.AbOut eyOOs bsgs Low figures.
- sept30 SAW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15
COUNTRY ssOARn.

itOUrTBY BOARD WANTED rOg LADY AND GEN.
- teman prfvets family and the water prsferred
nst be OF easy access and from the city Address M
w. Unten square Post Cfnce. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

SRE0 nm SEVEN PER CENT r JNDs GuARAN
pOCO OOV teed BY the state Of Mis- souri, for sale !
nese boz Do are Issued by the Pacific Railroad company
Mour are or 81 Goo ech 9Th nlerest coupons payable
January ana 10 uly .. The Au etcin in hi
GU arc form apart OF the state aue to said
upon that part Of the rail Dad called The Branch
snd also mortgage on 600 Of valuable land
inc Is fun and perfect ioal and int6
rtfi, and reads tofows;-
he ete o. Missouri by virtue Of IN act If the Lecitl5
nre q esd state which parsed and became TIE tent
D' p' sheeo ana hereby does guarantee The fahin
70. nj nj me interest and principal
al the Tune sno times and at the pace named in said bond
II being the Intention hs said state fully 4
ass ume me prompt fail and ample oavmeot Of the whit
non snd male the obligation o. this stse and pedg
ecy in ell had the o,ixio1
undertaking Of The state which original undertaking sss
Hereby fuzzy Assumes %
Tie registered by ths Auditor sud embraced
the sooun Of the State de end ample provisinn r The iod
made by state befare m
They sabe basis for backing puropses IN MI
sonn 81 nearly the whole issue to this date (;3s e0O ha2
bee taken by bsnhe
lie ete Missouri in s jesis alton hos observed lea
lous care to preserve It's credit ingy ard as tSesl
bonds btsces bearing additional o. one per cen
tnuum possess all the security Of Assou state sxa
and also that TO he derived from ast rorssge n, oJ
road and On npverdo of million choice anas fbs
well dcserve the attention of cspitaisss '' '
Pamphlets ant furth psrcnlEs rega I, the i,sue al
tie bondb cAn be oDtsned at the office of elmer OF the
signed, THOMAS All Ip. ~ 0'
agent NJ the State of pssonri
IHEOIiOkE DFHD~. 10 wall etreet
y MaAQU AND, 48 Wall street
DE GOrPnT o. 10 WlIsrn - zoo,
only. o '"'' ""'iea nlnl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

kALS, Fl AND UPWARDS, UN UNiUN ExNR U
ID London and Royal Bank Of fresnd for saIo ~ s
FARGO CO.. 81 Broadway New York and California ID
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q srMGw { OF FIN ANJl

fNTY OF FEW Y0sK-DsPsgrMEwe of FlN ANul
~ Couproiler,s Cthce, August l, l859s-Prop ,sals
S466 600 Central Park Improvement rupd
september 1859 at O'Clock r. NJ. when the same Will
publicly opened for the Hhole sDy the spouut
four hundred and .Iy r haussod SIX huodrd doIsrs Of
Central Park Improvem-n Fund stock of the cisy
York authorized by act OF the stats Legislature entitled
Act for the regulation and " he Cectra Para
oassed prfl u 1857 amended april 1853 and ny
asnce OF tie Common council approved by the mayor J
ibe said stock will consst OF thousand hundred
7xty ak shares of hundred dollars ADD o,
prees The remainder OF the
Sl tJ66U Tor he Improvement OF ms central asA b,s
n,erest 81 the rate o. Elk per aysbe
early from tsrtt ard ire Ia fr,X
the Shining Fund for the Beds p.on the Li,s sbt !
The Let day OF 1887 such redemption being further
1be propcsais ~i hate The nf dsired and
price share and the whose proposals.
will be required TO deposit 18th the Cha cbersn OF the ct
wntin i've days sef opening OF The bids OF h
the whole sum.
The remainder Of tie 90 awarded viii be REQUIRED
be paid 70 the ban the i9n day of ned
merits to the Csrproe biddeys will be entitled t, recsly
certhcats for eq.l amounts Of the por of The
bearing tnte' eat from the dates Of such depneit
zach proposition should be sealed up end Ysed Propd
sale for Central fatk Improvement Fund ORD
pofe thus SEALED and endorsed PIT second enyeop2
sealed, and I'd rfsssd 70 the Comptroller.
Tbs reserved the part Of 'hs comptroller to
NY OF al o. the BIDS considered uecesnaTy to protect
mofe tse interests OF the city
kOBHHT HAwS, Com otroller
Department Of Finance. Com0tollsrs Ones Auaust l. b5
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EsssrnI.s.

EyUfCHIgg HOUSE., 10 w4vgRLgY PLlCe Ffya
~ Doc ses Of Brood s opposite ,hs ne Fork Hc,e
upon The kurcgean Dl1 'ogls gDos fy1 30 .suts 10 rs
cents yer dsy. Parlore wit nsn rcaa ~ tcSed ressos
abis. HoICHiEJ e WhI1XIG5, HsopEstors
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Prx.sriCAg,.

ME- btF1Y Ow AGD WI !, BE a CANDt 2rs %
~ Wy md onniy eglster wnep hia 1no efSfes 81 IN
OF The EfeDso, 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

~ OTiOS r5 HsEESY 6tvse-pU GsuANT 10 RAG
/" povi OF the 81 Grisls of lot II he h cbso.
er 81 he "a part q he su7sd .s1tes 70 all hs credrs
~ bfsm Pscx insolvert debtor. h1u-e frat on bsbs3
arsrsi $40 Crect.fs 70 pe1r hsfore the son }. u
ueyel Icy lodge Of tie city OF Sew Yof q. his chabrs
20 IS hsr7eys erest ~ York on The g2A day y.
eptuoer ney' at II ~sock n ne forenoon, 10 .b1 saase
Hy they slve, WY fsngTDecl shD1ig bs m ia OF
Sd irsolyn sttats ard DO be sfchArged from hi ts5s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15
FIN ANCIAL

UGU9r BELMONT CO, BASKsRs NO, so w M
- street rsue letters of 1T for travellers svsbe in {
pars OF the d throush Mes othschd Of Paris I'd
don Frsnffor Naples and Veona, and their
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RESTAURANTS.

I1OBeKEN TURTLE soUP CLUBS -CsT-sya
- AAhON bEVEY VIII serve up to day lary. gree tnr
ue 10 soure snd s;eats at CORPORAL Iwps Ma co,a,
Ola Hotel corner OF College place and Murray sroet
M, psCK kr CORPORAL THOkPson'8-AAeoN
" LEVY. OF TIE gobofen fu tie soup Club VIII seSve
up large green turtle s9up seak - day at Js
and Murray ttIset " eS' PN'o
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SEA BATHING FREMONT HOUSE. LONG BRANCH
~ NJ-The ABOVE house has good rooms well frniahsJ
vel located ATTENTIVE and experienced caterer
excellent fr bahipg yies the Brspcs
viii do well 70 call before securing elsewhere
j. A. b. CRATER, Propns.or,
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UGUsT COUPONS On TOLEDO CRY BONDS wid
"A be paid presenta Ion office sale the boo@
Of said city drawing per for purpos1
BLISS, VILLA Ms 4 co, NO wall street
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CLOTHING, go.

80 0ENTHE STREET w AEyED, A LAgGt oyag.
- NY Of lsdies and eentismens cas-; of clothing fai,
cash prlre can oe obtsned In good city
sel ota by calling at the addressing N wssh 50
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" EEP TNsUFFD
~ sgsress sosy bq. surey moving up ,o-n In order
scvt n odae the public, Homestead Fire lns,r.ree
p.ov tsye located heir Office IA q reair.I nozi,n ann
sao unit ne .ollo sing card = 'S-' "a"
HOMESTEAD
fAhE lEsUh MOE COMPANY,
Capital $50 GCO
r. Al securely In resisd
xulrce ~ttcck gu.ldia1
No'nsr OF sssssu and Rec, man s.ree,
New York
<,on.,nra orHoch Office, n xerchant.. yx,hsn..
Nonupne 70 naure All kiogs ~ 1nN hxonsnse
aamsse bJ fire Al he feduesd properly against osJ
Vim r,orro.- DIRECTORS
Mo'es Tai or, Fixsri ua1vVs,gi W. n. Newell
Iani tyonord, Wm a 49,. rrei 4 Fisher,
r. 2 Van :coslck, o Lett Neeief 5,oert 3 Cirrfev
faytsou, pi.1 klnard d. sower
Jsnes y Wilson, JOB, r win. 5oh1 corles
a ID snrague, n Il s buisssl 5eo'gs ". assi
fenJsmin n L4lie Wro U,s-osANa 5yhn =. SroDk
John @ Bolhroosr a -. n.nalss' " q. 8ukl4y
y j. Coleman Esp re sDDso3,ly U.1rge ger-Ti
VIM. IA EcDonsld ysou ihs.rs"' y Sol tedsa
trT ,1ii..p.,.-o. ttangs 81
~ ~ .SSah-JNcFR, President
JoHS K. OAKLEY Eec,etayv ~ Vise President
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-07

Times of opeulng and cos,r mails In the Davenport
Post Once
EAeTERH NAIL, arrives NJ o:45 \ anu S'oV - :.
cios-s at 9I5 4 a,G J:30Ph.
NORTHERN MAIL via Dubuque and Northern lows.
arrives nj . So p n. c.osesat BIB A N.
SOUTHERN N vi, from S.. Louis an Southern Mis-
souri,, araives at cor ": closes at BIB An.
wnTEAs AsD souTBERN Iowa MAIL, Arrives ~
$50 p M closes at9:3O p NJ.
ILI.Isoie WAY NAIL, arrives 6:s5 81 and $50
n; closes at a " aud 3PM
RIVER NAIL soUTH, including river towns above It,
Louis, the Missouri River, Nebraska and kPnsas,
via Hannibal 81. Joseph b, arrives q 10
M closes st4Pa.
RIVER NAIL, in ciuiing river towns from 90dFe
to Lyons, arrives at A n, clio ,es at $50 ~.
NORTHERN NAIL, BY lani, up the rive& &AlIlt
m Sundays, Wednesdays an& IL
Or m on Mondays, Wednesdays and FfidaN.
BLUE GRASS NAIL, arrives at IL n, closes at IL u
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
AMITy MAIL, arrives and closes at IL NJ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AxAxosa Nail, arrives and closes an II M, On
Thursdays.
The Office will be open Sunday during the Sum-
mer from to ~ AM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-07

ScorT COUNTY DExocR. TIC CLUB.
Meeting called to order by the President
Minutes Of the last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Miscellaneous business and reports Of
Committee being concluded. on motion Of
J. 7. King. the Club proceeded to the slse-
ton Of Officers for the ensuing year. and
elected - followe:
Prssidsnt-Gso H. Parker. -
Vios President-Elial Peck.
Recording Sse'y-Frank. H. Shepherd.
Corresponding Sscy-Hsnry Altman.
zIsassysr-Samusl Parker.
For Executive COMMITTEES, lsss-eo
james Nay, J. Dial, J. oBrian. Harvey
Leonard. E u Lane. FIX. 1its naasish,
WIN. Hall. J. 81. Dopp. J. T. Hogans. H. A.
Samson. s 2 Hs1sAs - y
NJ. 4 Altman easRsl ths lbllsviag mo.
tiea.
Moved that . CsmmiG1esse nss, n. Z.
CLARK % b1 ChAisaaa, b aonoialed %
receive Den. Dodge o. kis arrival. HssdAy.
ohs!r Appsiaesl = ounu1oloA = ~
a4as !. oSaoA ~ .. 9. oeo - 4 Nh
opppCeo e,ot a1)eoDao1 = elnol r
tst1lAN H. = ~
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RIVER ITEMS.
Tuesday. Sept. s.

*@t ARRIVED.
FANNY HARRIS. Webb. GaIena.
MisNrsorA BELLE, Hill. st. Paul.
BELFAST. Force, 81. Louis.
HENRY CLAY, Stevenson, st Louis.
BEN CAMPgELL, Gilbert, Montrose
FLORA. Hillhouse, Montrose.
DEPARTED.
FANNY HARkIs, Webb, Montrose.
MINNESOTA BELLE Hill. Montrose.
BELFAST, Force St Louis.
HENsr CLAY, Stevenson, st. Paul.
FLORA. Hillhouse, Galena.
IHE ALHAMBRA is the morning packet for
Montrose ut 7 o'clock.
TnE kEoKUK IL the afternoon packet for
Montrose at 2 o'clock.
The BELFAST came up yesterday morning.
sd lay ct the leves all day, taking on
light She left with . heavy load.
A MEAN esterday morning
while the Minnesota Belle of the Northern
line, and the Fanny Harris Of the Packet
line were at the levee, q German named
Frederick Siemer, and his family, with their
furniture, came to the landing to take a
boa for st. Louis. The man went to Frank
Watson, the agent for the Fanny Harris,
and enquired the price to st. Louis. He
then went aboard the Minnesota Belle, and
Captain Hill agreed to take him and his
traps through for certain sum less than
Mr.. Watson's figure. The German then
came back to Watson and made an agree
ment to 60 on the Fanny Harris for the
same fare as the Minnesota Belle would take
him for. While he was getting his family
on the Fanny, the hands on the Minnesota
Belle commenced taking aboard his furni-
ture. He stopped them, said he was going
on the Fanny Harris, and wanted his furni.
ture transferred to her. Here the officers
of the Minnesota Belle interfered and de.
manded fire dollars OF the German before
they would give up his goods. He protest
ed against the swindle, but 10 no avail
Mr.. Watson went to Capt Hill and explain.
ed the matter, but he was persistent and
would not give in. Slemer then went for
Constable Ackiey, who upon learning the
facts in the case, advised him to comprom-
ise the matter and pay Hill So. which he
was obliged to do. These are the facts as
we got them from STEINER.
We do not know whether Capt Hill has
an interest in the Northern line other than
his office on the boat or not, but we very
much doubt that the Company will sanction
his action in the above incident. Those three
dollars will cost him more than he has calcu
lated for
The Northern line has not been in as
good favor of late at this point as hereto.
fore, and circumstances occur almost week
ly. to increase the prejudice against it. 1t
was the first to raise the price of freight
on grain as soon as the chipping business
commenced. until premature stop was put
to the trade. Messrs Graham Il Kepner,
the heaviest shippers here. withdrew their
trade from the line. as did also several
other firms. Sometime ago fixed price
w"o asroeu w 'of euo i"'o uP 0nu WV"
the river but when Northern line boat
happened to meet an independent boat or
one of the packets at a landing. they paid nr
regard to the established price. but cut down
the fare so as to make it no object for either
boat.
Such tricks 40 these are not calculated
t. increase their reputation for consistency
and fair dealing, and the company will ere
long experience the fact.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-07
Legal Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given that the undersigned
~ have qualintd executors OF the last will and
testament Of AfredJ Janson, late OF lie Claire. In
the county Of Scott Ioxa, deceased. and that they
have taken upon themselves that trust by giving
bonds the law directs.
Ali persons having demands upon the estate Of
the said deceased required TO exhibit the same
ard ali perS1ns indebted to tbs estate are called upon
to make payment to
ROBERT Il: ROGERS, Executors.
September ., 1859.
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