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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-05

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Mississippi 4 Missouri B. B.
Trains run BY Chicsge time, which h twelve min
utica faster than Davenport time.
Nm and after Monday, Jan 10th, 1853, and until
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport, FIR
n6useaeine. Columbus City, Washington and lows
Oity (sundays exceptedl - follows:
lst Express and Nail Train at 500 M
Trains will leave Davenport for Ohicssodaily. Sun
lays excepted Is follows:
LIST Nail Train, II 300
81 HxoYess Train, at $50 r n
Trains arrive 1t Davenport daily. osanday' szosp
FROM TuE EAST.
let Dxpress Train q 80 4. :.
"a Mail Train, At
FROM TIE west.
let Dxpress and Nah FRAN, q 80
Trains run BY Chicago time. which 1stwelve min
otes faster than Davenport time.
Al trains out Of Davenport will maze connecsIons
ct Columbs City, Washington and Iowa CITY WIN
the western Stage Co.'S stages for all points " est
The Passenger Train c0unectv 1t Rock Isianh vith
Ohicago Rock Island Railroad trains for Eli points
East North and South.
PaseenRers -. reminded Of the necessity ofgiving
Afetinct direction to the destination Of their bag
Raee also before taking heir seasso
he cars.
N. b. The Morning (s:55 A ny train for the East
connects 1T j liet with trains the Michigan Cen.
(, al Z !; at the Juucticn with trains on the Pitts
burg, n Wayne h Chicago 4; ~ Chicago with
trains the Michigan Southern and Michigan Gen
trail Rail Roads.
JaI9-dtf JOHN +. TRACY, Supt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-05
GROCERIES.
umrrah for Pixies Peak {!

Wmrrah for Pixies Peak
Al .ho intend going 10 Pixies Peak mex, Spring
"A had better come TO the
Wunsckeye SiOrc,''
70 "a. the.r outfit All kir d. Of Groceri,s and Pro-
Una may there be found In aburds nee, Tor cash
AFresh Let Of Goods Just Received.
SUGARS.
Nav or,esns Sugar. 70 p .und. for one so'lar,
n o Prime, Sroshe',
Lousians q arined, !. x
Beichei's ci"'"ea'
NOLAseRs AMI eYRUPs.
ns,cher,s Golden syrup, n o Holasses (new CROP
Pine Apple Syrup - hoiAsses.
CoPFEEs.
Dime R,o. Fresh Roasted
ola GOV Java, Gov Java and Rio.
TRAs.
Imperisl, ooiohs,
Y@ng Hyson.
FLOUR.
Iohn,on,s Buckwhsat do.
FlEh.
| Picked Herring (No u Ccdr
| Matkerel, NO ""'sc Tsu'
SALT.
q a Salt. Salt by the barrel.
SOAP.
white o Soap CASTLE soap
| brown do Transparent Soap.
| OIL.
| whale flor burning,) Elephant.
| RRUIT.
eultana Raisins Just recd) Zsute Currants,
Valencia do CtTon
Mr. do Prunes,
| DRIED Apples (new) Dried Peaches (new)
BURNING FLUID, warranted to bum ard NJ
| smoke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE Of oil kinds.
! FAsRMAvEN OYSTERS, ALWAYS fresh
All articles sold are warranted to be a. good .
| can be found Is The city.
| All Goods 10 reasonable amount, DEL1VRRLI
BREE OF CHAE0E, within the city limits.
| JanS-dAwtf &. N. SlIIPMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-05
REMOVALS.

n II M O. a 1t
rrARDWARR ON COMMISSION.-The subscri-
t1 Der has removed his entire stock OF HARDWARE
to his new store In Nichols Block, corner of Second
and Brady streets, sign OF the BROAD AXE. where
he viii keep on hand general assortment Of goods
In his line.
CARPENTERS. BUILE rs,
BLdCKSMITHS. MACHZNIS7S,
TTNNNEPS AND FARMERS
will here ind large and well assorted stock Of
Shelf and Heary Hasdecare
which will be sold by the undersigned at ten to
twenty five per cent less than ever before oere
this market.
Country dealers can buy At this store at a. low
rates o. ct g. Louis or Chicago. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
1oOdtf 10 WASH BURN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-05

NEW RSTABLlSuMRHT,
E.aNCI DYE HOUSE.

~ 0SAU11 - Vo01 1oopocSyuIly 00e1ey The 0ols
- hne q Davenport, 1ock IslAaA onA vlolnity
that - hos tako0 houeo a
THIRD Nv DDf. BRADY AND YBRRY.
2 DaveoPost, end proposes 70 he Ladies end
Oentleme MIST - vlu Ooler and Sour silk. Orooe
snsvss Wssss Csessa, 1ais. vsetAsss, ssssw -
ne has ssea = ysan IN Ne busissss ssl ~
wosf y huesls, ltaly, 0srnasy 81 y ~ pslss1.
- o1Gss otths 01ilo1 0oneoe
OLAAMun, OoOUl; OOa0o Am nyRAin
0bOnt1OaAO0asO oQo91a00.
- ~ wssseesos nssss( ~ - osuSls1 = q.
~ esee - 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-05

1U04 1D0uIv1D BY fH0 UNBNel0NlD II.
= Of rare and elegant gift books; amons vhsch
Aggtseaa Z o., World nenowned woman, Ala %
00ss0u 0euery, 12,O0
B = JeeGpA10o Gallery, I'm
- At3aasie 0oavenir, I'm
Da0ee o. 0ell0y - Ra0nno Posts, ~
oabbe6A ~ sostes, each ~
1mlnsg, LAys ~ ~ LAID Of Luthar. ~
Oeonne oug1oo 81 ~ Heses, eocA ~
- - q 49, uunnnN - = an -.
- - u 80! 81 kIssss;,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-05
Removal.

THR subscribers beg leave 10 Inform their friends
Il that they have removed their Livery to the Cid
Pennsylvania stable, on Harrison street, between
Second and Third and thankful for all past favors
they respectfully solicit liberal share patron.
q. u he public.
]. II. CAMP co.
NIB. Horses and Carriages to hire on liberal
terms.
AISO-Horses boarded - cheap ~ st any Stable
Ia the CITY D~csdts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-05
MUSIC.
GOLD MEDAL
Grassd assd s qss~re P6~ssos.
SJEINWAY + SONS,
81 Walker st near Broadway n. I
~ ~ ~ - a ~

Were awarded the First Premium where and when.
ever they brought their Piano Frtes into compesi-
ZION WITH the best makers Of Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, and baltimore
Received the two nrst prize Medals at the Metro.
polttan Pair. Washington, 1856
me FIRST Premium q gold AsdsD ftY the best p.
ano V"rse q me nary'anA Institute Baltimore 1856.
1856.
me FIRST Premium e Gold MedaD for the best
1851.
The FIRST Premium At the State Fair, Detroit 1851
Thc 1arst Premium ct tho state Pair, Richmond.
1857.
Among the judges we're the first musical talent Of
the coaotTy, such - " Mason, 0ottschak, Wollen.
heups, &c. Grand and square Pianos constructed
with the full wooden and iron frame combined. are
warranted for three yeass. Prices moderate.
oc29-0omo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-05
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LEGAL.
.EhcrtM,S S..fC.

STATE or IOWA. la Tire District Court Of Scott
Corsry or SCOTT, county, State Of Iowa.
Levi De hin,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-05

We are pgsvaveA n Date cenerents With dealers
for nsst qaslity snaeelsd Pence Wire, Nae ard 3,
10 Quantttss 81 nj less than Que on deliverable 81
cor UssshouAe - aay ttme pfev0us 70 The nsSt day
q Juns ss1t-nve pr ceas essh - b psA when the
coetsscs n msAs, balance o. dsitvs'y. Purchasers
ass Invites 70 oosrsepend With -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-05

n V'Nlss0bls Improvement,
Patented June 8. 1863.
DON'r USE injurious chemicals, acids, o, mine
- raj astrinsents, and
SAVE TIMRl SAVE CASH SAVE BARK
D using Norgsn's process OF tsnning leather. Il
mas been tested for two prior to date Of ettevs
patent. Leather One-hAlf tanned BY the common
methods, completed without the AID OF machinery.
or extra outlay Of capital; increased weight fully
crmpensAtes for time and material, (Which Il sbuu.
dent everywhere. This process preserves oil the
benefits OF French Tanning, without the expense Of
time and money.
This ID TO certify that I, Lewis Johnson sadla and
harness maker, have used acd d. use 20 conf era.
BILE extent leather tanned BY Jesse Morean'e Patent
Tanning Process, and dud that In every intence Il
has Given entire satisfaction, durability and -
eral GOOD qualities. LEWIS JOHNOO6.
0umpter, June is, 1858.
fAs 10 70 certify - . boot maAer Of fourteen
years constant practices, working In the main Preach
Calf aud 6ne 0tock. I have used some leather
tanned by Norssns pvocsss TO ny perfect eatisfso.
tlou, and the general comm%nd Of my customers -
plisbie; instend Of becoming hard, grows eoft.
b. LIND.
ehop, 1ovn, Oounty o. otaas privileges cold ehssp
o. exchanged On fair terms Address,
AGENT 10n0AMs0 TANNING,
1siS-dIm.wom Dox 90. Osvslaod, Ohio.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-05
SheriH's Safe.

TIE STATE or IOWA,S In the District Court
Scott County, Scot coaaty, Iowa
Michael RspAsei,
".
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-05

TN so.parssrshb ssiselns hsevssu the su,.
y sessoesS u . n1uSo1ne ~ oests Hosse b dls.
solved ~ mutual oonGeut.
ne b6slasss willie ooatnUlov T. J auurA,ev
pav III slo1ms - lEo0 ~ ~ -.
... -. , ,li s2iag;sa;'sks''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-05
Removal.

0NHE subscribers vonld inform their patrons arc
i the public generally that they have moved
their stock Of Groceries from their old stand In Post
once Block, TO next door to wiley's, West Be-.
osd street, where they will be happy TO meet bott
old and new customers and friends continued
liberal patronage 10 respectfully solicited.
hOv16 WILSON HARLEY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-05
Legal Notice.

Fb22l olers Of Scot, ooun,, pis;ri.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28
TOST Valuable CITY PROPERTY
E % Y SALE

AM now Offering sale the House and Lot Cherry street
4 nov occupied by Mr. B Weller.
THE house very large and cmmodous containing over TWEEN
10 rruls with servant cellars, coal ami wood sheds &c
a hons.is in good order, it being y rebuilt anS
i letter adapted first class boarding house than amy house
in Nashville.
The LOT is about sixty feet front by hundred and
~ v feet and house is situated the admit OF
IN al on would render c0EOdoUs any hotel in
large portion rnurecan epurchase IN the house
Il desired,
II is we'll known that hotel keeping is, in this cy.a most pro-
6abIe business and to any wishing engage in such
tom this is an excellent opportunity 90 procure eligible oca'
ton Being convenient to a the business portions Of the city
5sc94-tf A.V, 5. LLNDsLE7.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28
9asbbiIIs. antou anS 5nltritan.
Dauy IS; Tri-weekly s.; weekly SO.

FIRST NEw KHEiT OF THE SEAsON.--The Mem
phis appeal of she 25ih says: Messrs Gates,
Weed s. Mcknight received on Saturday from the
plantation of DR.. Henry Doehney, DeSeto county,
Mississippi, twenty FIVE bushels new wheat, being
she frat delivery CT three hundred bushels sold BY
them to Messrs. Harris & Hunt, for aoeoust Of
Messrs. R. 7. Kenndy Brother, Of the Pearl Mills,
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania The price paid was 81 so
per bushel for three hundred bushels, all to be de-
livered during the Week. We have been presented
a sample; it is strictly choice and Of the red Nay
Ysrietvp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28
A cOrrect copy Up. CLARK, CIsrs.
Young vs.. Butler.

This cause coms to this Court upon bill and crosshl. In
Noyeer "a - complainant sold to the defendant tract Of
land upon be resided in Warren county, including some
valuable mills thereon-Ogeher with personal estate The
consideration Of the entire purchase $1,000 CO-B3 % Of
which paid sh and executed his note for The re-
ue due the April 1856, at which time be 10 have
session deed in fee simple completing the payment Of
the purchase money.
ne took d complainant title bond to that effect in which
there is a stipulation the Of land shall contain sd15S
cre and they mutually agreed that survey should be mace b
the county surveyor 4 ut time and The t OF april and
prur making Of the deed, with view to ascertain te eN
actqdantty. 49,.
adjoining each er they described by mees AMI
b,unIs with great particularly IN the title deel
On the LIST Of AprI 1885, Ceendant appeare demanded and
cv possession the tract OF land and other property, and
held resided upon ever Since save hereinafter
shown.
lie averred his ability to ray the purchase money at
time and his willingness do upon receiving deed
IL ap that the time u the purchase Wilkinson
had possession clame about 80 within the hounds
the tract and that snit pending In the Of one
Block whom complainant derived title, and for complain
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28
d s 81
FR g
NEW AEsEs A \ G. EInARNE.


FEVHAVELFRS for North and North West the South
rn Staas can procure Tickets from Charleston Savannah
Chattanooga Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington, knoxville,
Lyncbure washington, Atlanta, and Augusta, Louis,
Iouisye Cairo Hickman, Columbus, Evansville, Cincinnati,
N rleas, Vicksburg, Paiucah, Smiand and MeInphs
Nashville, tennessee. 81.
First class Railroads ard Steamboats, with cose connections at
all POINTS Passengers arriTEsa Nasty e, Nashville and
CHATTANOOGA Rarua 60 directly boat without detention.
Ts the quickest and cheapest rOne for these bound for the far
Rs@ular Cairo, ncinphisana ST. Louis Line
T Fine steamboats, D. hunyan, hnnetonka saie West,
Cuba and J. g. Cline.
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every IL H.,
netting at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad and through from
Nashville to St .Loris in Sixty hours.
louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance Duneth Ella John ault aud Tempest leave Nash
Vile cry Thursday and Tuesday, at 70 O'Clock. NJ time from
Nashville Louisville Sixty hours and to Cincinnati our days
TKpgErIs,r UeEfphfss NesR Orleans and VicES-
burg Lire Of Beats.
James Johnson, Nashville E. Howard Re Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One Of these Goats vii leave Nashville other
day. time from Nashville to Memphis - hours Vieks
bnrp FIVE days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville day and wait for arrival OF the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For ciass accommodation upon the Boats Tickets can be
procured the different points, at prices named in the annexed
C.ba ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

CROP PROsPECrs AT THE VEsT.-Fhe Chicago
Press and Tribune of The Goth says:
We are glad to present, this morning, large
number of letters from different portions of the
West, givinga most cheering account Of the pros
poets Of the growing crop. glance at Tie map will
show all who are not familiar with the geography
Of the West, that they refer wide extent Of coun
try, all lying NORTH Of the latitude Of 81. Louis
Our aivices from Southtrn Illinois, are equally en-
coursging In a week or two the harvest will have
fully commenced there, and we hope soon TO an
n3unee that the crop is safely gathered One Of the
editors Of the Press and Tribune visited Madison,
Wisconsin, last week and all along the lire of the
St Paul and Fond du Lac and the Milwaukee and
Mississippi Roads the Wheat looks faely Nest Of it
was spiing Of HhiCh very vide breadth has been
s1gn in this section Preparations for Germ, also,
6ppe lrtd to be very extensive Accounts generally
from Wisconsin agree that the prospects we're never
be ter for an abundant er0T.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28
LIEllls - llae lIiIlIon!

WE ru-z.sla very szcs,eat coal GIL LAMP with
3 q wick and Glass. fIr - -eu.t
Goal OH ~ vrins ui ties, greatly relursd prces.
Old dominion Colre and Pei Pos
Wafer Coolers. Tee G cam Freczlr5-
Padding 2 su- Ml--a ana Ice Cream m0uiis-
Wash hau>c StoEes and Furnaces
I0c Plated Al--ta sul Grtlr.a Castnrs
Sio0Is aL Forbs- OF hest Sheffield richly plated uFurrnt-l
3, D.. thr very besl quality.
Imperial Metal, Eiock Tin 1 UitIul Coz and Tea Pots
Es..In CAsrs, o. aTey s.zs luI stsies.
White wash. Scrut1. Busting Brushes Door Maf Foot
Srapers, Feather busters a an articles wanted ~ s house
Aeeue-s II this season.
Hhe cheapest CSOz stoves in the Cilx.
mayH MACKENZIE & MINCUIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28
p. P. PECK.
CHEAP cooKiNG STOVES.

We have purchased large number Of
TIE TRCPIC COAL COOKING STOvES,
which TIE gas ans smoke arr ' from The cnal
kssd Save GEsc-aaif ttfo Fmgff
And Saves 0ut-hsaif 1hp FuCE
And Sss SO OTze-hGlG che ffei
therefore sli other styles OK Culi ans SoYcs all
Of which have been an.r1v.d 90 90
RaprcCcdcutrd Low Prices -
V'up-sceucssted lew PrfccsI
EnarcCeMentcd few Prfres Esq
MA kENZIE & MINGUIN,
ara % Coilese STREET
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Freight TFaasDoElasiOs,.
$50 49, q g
BALrEWOaE AND ono san, Rom


5sks=zzs.s Ss--s7se - -
HAhFfuOstE AND OEsES EAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
WE southern Road % thu great Zines This raj has
laws lar been nau1si n z say 20 commend i 10
the public patrUasge
THIS Company, Galer tie general E1perineniencs a
A. ID WE ARsSs EcuCrEl FreITht agent.
Nov oaes uluseuets = Shippers g. Eita1e, Phldslpha
New 70 K, Boston, Nc11lE-l fetsr-. % excelnzy
lo rats and Gar eoU NsF ORLEANS prices. their moderate
ters with The deuctian upon Insurance Of half per
eeai ~ tis Toute AMI ,e Eursp shipping heius tz 3
4slngs sierEs less th1n Lie heY 9Eis sippn prizes,
all contribute 90 render &
Reliable as well rs Desirabse.
Their f iie iar n 1aea Jailed hTany OTTER
roal nov inoqe1lon isir Wster- teflrus PAIN
EEotuitiu- one A3fls{ cad tils' -4, heioat ne low
Eaier aa most dangerous ulgEala u te Qo river This
ehales IN Ordinary wafer &c delivery of oo. only certain,
aut Eitl Dispatch ia adrance % oter rauie
Je- declines tir Advantages such t Of delivery
Eiiels on other rutes. 90 taat lis & the oulf
Cac2P, Aoiiabic and Speedy Route.
Freight ay this less eZt geatter fs b. other
routes IS te drayagr, la delivery beag made
ers1ufe under well sel- a aad eeva.el from thence BY
steam ilameateiy to Tie ears WiIous beng saect %
tle Louisville s.elmvs direct with Parkrsburgh
boats Witasu DELAY, iee5 likewise regular Ciacnuai
boats The Pntsur boats convey dect Parkersurgh By
tbs arranreneut ne Company enabled Freight
day tsrtns route "a their a-eueT in Nashville, Tenn.
Yer further particulcrs enqnte OF
II FL HARRISON. Freigls fcsut,
No ., corIer Broad and fnont Streets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28
James T. Faulkner vs. The Louisville Nashville Railroad

Company.
Faulkner sued plaintiff error trespas5 the and
recovered 500 damlges The injury charged is for entering
upon grounds which he the for the for
the Of the road and destroying bis vegetable houses
fences, &c.
Faulkner the Of Gen Anderson and had renei the
whole o. the 1858. During lt anderson
corporations and executed his bond for title, which
at is expressly stipulated that Faulkner is
possession until January 1854 Ruth Dust
by the Company in October BEFORE aud frble possession Ia
Of the premises and his property destroyed before stated
the road. Now he IN
or any Of proceeding for this supposed injury
the freehold only proceed under the charter
mode But temors not embraced by the
charter perhaps has redress ains corporation Of TINS
description any injury he may sastan by the ghu entry
his possessions and Necessary occuP 0n oil Tie same the
purposes Of the charter.
Tie right appropriate private property to pub
lie USE TO those corporations and they
is Ehtul upon the lands Of others In the
ftruction OF their lawfully and without liability
could have entered Faulkner with npunity
unless by right lost. 1t certainly Competent
for this artificial bind itself By well
other person. Its acknowledged right to enter upon this land
The corporation bought Of Anderson and
STIMULATION in that written Faulkner retained the pos
session unr5 olestel fixed period This Yospnenent
OF an ADMITTED rigut by contract. Surely both parties
bound 10 observe Though Faulkner not party to yet
his landlord provided Tor his protection term in his sale
Here then OF entering anohers possessions with
ct IS against contract and great damage
done Can he DOUBT about the liability in such a
case injury smbraced By the charter the entry
WASH violation Of the contract and therefore Illegal, damage has
resulted ana there Is other remedy given.
was show that the title out OF Anderson,
and in Nxsy or else. II enough to show that An
srsou hai the possession ghIly by his tenant and that the
def nd lodged his right and CONTRACTED with him for
IL making the stated in favor Of the plaintiff
4-''' CARrTuERs
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Notice TO shippers,
8: e 49,.
RATES OF FL0UIs REDUCED.


r.: Fry Izgz5IzzEzE1 EsE - a
RATES OF FLOUEs REDUCED.
yzvUE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will receive at
Nashville, WaIce Shelby vile, and stations on N & G.
tsn Nashville EaTace, and give through receipts Tor
Wow bv Car load Charleston Savannah, az one dollar per
barrel, through. lfebldl T. W COLE, supt.
VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ryIsIING to make investments, propose to sell
"a aII our heal Estate 10 Davidson county, - follows:
THAT SUsSCAiE2R EESADENCEs
sitat on the franklin Turnpike, within half mi lie OF the etyi
and tppostl theFcsdelce Of the late Joseph Horton,
CoIIsaimiEg about Ecrty acres.
Ts CtlIlanCiug site IN theylcsnly oil Nas
IIIe most desirable country residence. The house VIII
he H asT Il Acsof land tie purchaser may choose
t'. fESEssiT E.8sE45l ASH EAsEMs
tp,r5 sTr9ct,ssuaed the Smith Turnpike (old
three miles OF Nashville. containing so
,hrei SRI a 5sgot. is we'll watered and tinhered and can
~ sad tdets Of twenty auI lwarls, all Of
iil dsi RltCd for county residences market gar
l,.fg 10 ls1y fs-fas. Also, that
fSs9sE EEEUL FARM
an sam. 5 na scel pied By Y. c. Nc am bell and formerly
owned ~ If Harding, cont ming about 20 acres Iu
mace known to need further description II VIII
also M divided purchasers 7. q. McCambeli will shcw
tleSe p!aces any who will call.
All the above property will be sold reasonable terms, and
senr q ere!it Of one, two, three and four years
Apply \. V. s. Lindsey, Nashville, or to either OF ee IN
s.-s;srrle THOS. C. McCAMPBEJL,
Six miles from Nashville.
IA. McCAMPBELL,
Nashville
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nALrlmorsE ANp oEEEo
&C sss-ssRslss5s
RAILROAD
rs.a..t E-sSnmDE RnRHfR

k5s2 49,
RAILROAD
Great National Route
yz1s7Fs INMATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Rgltrore on the East, and Wheeling BenWood and Park
ssbrg on The West which places It uIes with Railroads,
steamers, &c, for and from all points u the
NVcsts Southwest and h0rth-West.
Fare Ia New York and Boston ONE DOLLAR less than via any
IN trains leave Wheeling daily $50 P. NJ and 1880
A. 81.
Direct connections made by these trains
Fer ALI the Eastern Cities.
This is The only route TO Washington City.
Passengers BY this Route visit Baltimore flaceha
New York and Boston, the cost OF ticket TO Boston Alone by
other lines.
THROUGH Tickets to the Eastern cities can he procured via
Washing ton city at additional charge OF 81 w.
Quick time aud sure connections
INQUIRE for via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad az any
the PRINCIPAL RaiIroad Offices in the West.
Il. I. FULLER, Gent Western Agent
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
I d cra;th lcr Tr.ns IapI4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28

PRAoHEs.-The Memphis Bulletin of the 18th
says: "Among tae dsieseies il market, yesterday,
we NJ tcsd afne collection of delieous ripe peaches
The product of ore Of our Shelby County orchards
Notwithstanding the heavy frOEtJ of March and
April which it was supposed had almost totally de-
siroyCd The peach crop in this vidinIty, We are
pleased u lelrn that many trees have wholly es-
capped, and there is prospect that market viii
be pretty well supplied during the present season
with tails delicious fruit, and mainly from orchards
in toe sections of county contiguous to Memphis"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-28
NUMBER 397


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