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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-10

Nns-On Sunday hight last, : nrs broke q ! n
she store house attached 70 the Uaios NM Yassssy
Of Msssrs. hsssudss, II Risssa.A eosasy, Va,
shien consumed shs buildisg ssd sss sesds cone
tanned therein, amounting 70 aboat $500.
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~ HENRY L. Brooks has resumed
The practice OF Law in the city Of Richmond.
Onice IN Belvins New Building, on 18th. fronting
aank street ja H-ts
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HANlSOMEST HEARST

II IN - DON ESI II Il ALtDI
SaaEIz----ggls1 AND BLACK HORSES IN THE
UiTY The undersigned. at considerable expense
nave had made in our City. a splenoid Hearse. We
therefore fully prepared to undertake Funerals
and furnish at all times and as all hours. ETALLIC
MAHOGANY, WALNUT. POPLAR AND PINE
JOFFINs. of all sizes Shrouds. Sheets. dc az Nc
"A Main street; or on the corner OF franklin ano
18th streets ASo-servauts HeaTse and Collins of all
sizes. WM A LEA,
WIN L sATTERwHITE.
~ S.-Wo. the above have appointed j
ShTtEkWHITE our Agent 70 conduct the Under.
taking business in all it's branches.
nv l3-liuA VIM A LEA d CO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ns1- sIsaRR's SAVING MaoHME
PRIos FROM $50 TO $l2S
For FAMILIES,
TAILoRa aad sil

sRS- SIsaRR's SswIEa MaoHME
PRIos FROM 80 TO Sl2S.
MANUFACTURING
Ths-c Machines are unt quailed. They are 1aors
LuRAhLk, cspao'e Oh DONG greater variety of
kAsNINa MORE MosAY
Ihe new PANTY MaoaIsEs, at
$50 and e75,
are sttraSting universal attention They are mucL
the e. best Machines ever offered at low prce. ''
reduced. I'M sISaER Co
$50 Aain street, Ricnmopo. Va.
srxARss, Agent. my as-Im
Dr.. BnIoKsS offers his profes
siona. services iM al qf sickness OF SLAVES
and OF MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS of the same Amer.
perenceet more than twelve years, (having gradua-
ted IA ih+i.l Justibes him in believing that be is
his services. ~
ss- -ofice at the The General Insurance Once"
peari street next to y ID sacho. just below Ex-
change Hotel. where he may Re found during the
day and at night at his residence on Leigh street,
os'"een ZAan "a Jel-2m
Er EVER THING is NEw, AND PBIcEs
Still IowER.
wtTk,SsSF kIFx tTqr thI: day ote5 their
of Rich silks All sDx nobts. Bsreges. Tissues.
t%srsnadines % Org .ndiss Jacorets Lawns. Challies,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
BEAUTIFUL SILK PLAID MUsLIHs at SIX
cents. A
L'n@n sheetines. Dsmasks. Doylies, Towels Nap
kins and Floor Cloths, bombaz Zines De Lajnes
Grapes, Npacas, Tamese, Maretz Tery cbsdp
Oznabnrgs brown aud bleachsd Cottons Irish
Linens, Plaid Domesti:s, Burlaps. Farmers Drills
my 3u-l2t WATKINS FICRLEN
H- LIoo7IcI.
A. o. q. BRAND.
The ABovK WILL KNOWN YAvoRIrR BRAND ALWAYS
oNsALE, By JAMES c. McANDREW
de Sly 54 PINE sTRkKr NRw YohK
EsH HENRY Z. Brooks has resumed
the practice OF Law In the city Of Richmond
Onice in BelviD's New Building on 18TH fronting
aank street- js 26-ts
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The foreign mails contain further and Interests
Ing war nows. Tie victory OF the French at Mon
tebelio, from other accounts published, seems to
have been won at e moment when defeat was
upon them, or 50 it IS representsd BY the Turin
correspondent of the London Herald. We ex.
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HH LIooRIcB.

b- LIooRIcI.
A. O. q. BRAND.
The ABovK WILL KNOWN YAvoRIrE BRAND, ALWAYS
ON SALE. By JAMES q. HcANDREW,
de Sly 5 PINE sTREEr. NRw YohK.
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rs" SAsTonB's LIvRR fsvyooRAroR--
CoxpoeNsxn xSS3RxLy FROM q usa.-fs mild and Of
tctual Gstbattic. acting nrst en- the LIVER, 20
esect It's morbid matter. shen on the stomach and
~ chs ead carries of all matter that prevents
.beis ss -lthy actin. ard thus stregRthens And
ta.!.s the hole system VERY rapidly and ts the
eesi ilNEh iNsl0uhaLUn
LIVER lNNfG0RATOk
LIVER INxf0oRATOR and
plTPIsIts Thk BLOOD
ytffIstES THIS Rit0n
rgSlt4ks THk Ri.00D ....
CURks LIVER COMPLAINT
CURFH SICK nEApAOHk
ClgkhS DfsPkpSIA
CURFS CDSTINESESS
CUEES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CuaEs CHRONIC DIARRH01k
sold ~ ali Druggists. sS-em
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nONlT FORGET those Cassamere Psnas
~ ~ q 0oa4 . and a.
Rises aisses | sscls end Eroek Cas- aa.sse.
50 and % - -
Black Dsap d. re ssck and !rcck Cesas - -
..r~s ~ q. serass Asiase4 ~ 81.
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CIGN PAINTING !

AN kinds Of SIGN WORK, WINDOW eHAQH.
i've a.. &C. done In the Bssf sxyLl. at shost %.
tics. and on very rsasouabss IesDes By
ss-vrso - ssss Covrsr ii HanA snA lS'h 81.
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Ia, JOHN e. DORERTY respectful
IA ly informs his friends and the public that h
VIZ has opened = MERCHANT TAILORING
-A. .ESTABLISHMENT, on 18th, between fair
md cary streets, where he warrants se good Gar
nents, and at reasonable prices as can be had
NY Ywhere. al he asks is trial NH I5-3m
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saT EVER THING Is NEw, AND PpIcsl

WATktNs&F KLpN from this dsv offer their
ELEGANT A Nd EXTENSIVE STOCK
OF Rich silks All sbk nobts. Bsreges Tissues
grenadines. Org 4ndies, JacoEets. Lawns, Challies
DeLaines, Grape De Paris,
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EEANDER's HISTORY OF cuRlsTItS 79sHAs. rraas
Iased from tle Gsaaan, b Dr. 3 asiand- comPIs in
tFsvolnres. tposn's sisliast LlssillJ
JzssG's ANRcD0TESoF Dogs New sduu, win iarss "a.
diions Ilus,si b numerous fire Woodcsfs alter Har
vey, Bevies ard others, - yfg fnaed Steel aga1
inss. after Copper Iandsssr Armeid, Eolune; u1
sBohn's illustrated Liarsry.j
CAaPENTER'S OR. y. B.l BOTANY AND VEGETABLE
PhFsIeL0CF. An Inroduction stu 3 the veesia
BE Naedon- New sditon Revised b DIT zsnkeaicr Win
several hundsd illustrations WOOD CBean scisnaae a
brnry
IAs t1s iesues % B0HS,S rissof LLBRARLES prise
sANUELPBPY's DIARY OF rHE TIMES or CHARLES II j.
illustrated edition, with % hne Pa7nais &c Pour volrHes
JESsEs MEMOIRS OF TIE STUART C0URr ia the Reign o.
james I, chsss and H. and james II. Fine Steel Pbc-
traits volumes
80 ents.
ARIesTo's ORLANDO EURtoso, Translated By W s Rose
2vols, Sine plates.
DANTE translated niO English Ysby T. O. WRIaET Il.
Third edition, carefully revised Complete in enc voius VITA
Portrait and 81 illustrations Steel after Fiaxraa Iroi
TAsso's JERUSALEM nzLIvERRD- Translated into Bag
lish spenseriar Verse, nth Lie Of Author. by IL
WugzS 4h edition, with "a engvings wood By rhurs-
ton, and engrayings Steel vol
sULLYs MEMOIRS Menohs Of Duke Of suily, Prime
Minister to Heury The Great, Of France. Win Introdueoa
and Notes b. Walter Scott, four fneporirss vols.
PHILIP DE- coNNINEs' MEMOIRS OF FRANCE ANB Bur
GUNDY, in the reign Louis XXI aud Charles ne Bold,
taaslaie Win Notes &c. By s7obis. Pors-as. sssls
", ?. BEnRT & CO.,
nh22 Public square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

MfS Dr. King, formerly Of New York, for the lastfouT
&tzS years Of louisville, Kentucky and who has de-
voted his attention Of private diseases for over
thirty years. HIMSELF having attended to practice Tor 50
many years and cured many thousands enabled to cure
All diseases OF private nature, ne matter bad gy may be
from diudicious mgdical treatment from negldct Of their
own Dr. Kings DiSpeIsar No. % DeadeTck street, between
Cherry the Square, where he all diseases Of private
nature.
oNoRHEk cured without naueous Medicine ineFlergnes
from business.
STRUCTURES OF old recent date, efctuaily cured IN rev
avs BY an operation which causes no pain. Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines tile constitution so much
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases 81 the skin, growing out Of neg
le or bad treatment can be eccually in few days
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having given to
his and all the consequences growing Of it, brought
on in many cases BY the destructive Of inconsiderate
Youths and excessive indulgence passions, neglect o.
which will the constitutions rendering the subject DD6
business society, and causing premature old age
Females may be laboFng with any difficulty Of the Womb
nav rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing Abroad BY writing and stating their case VILE
Zee epcIos directed to Dr. A. King, . Dearck street
NasYile Tennessee, will have the medicine sent 20
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed
e o'clock in the morning until Yin the evenn
ma 23-d&wly
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THE TFTRD ANNUAL SPRING FAM

or Davidson County Agricultural Society, will held
the Fair Grounds, Nashville entries commencing Nay
l7th, 1859, and continue tour days.
The Premium List age and embraces every variety
Animals and Agricultural Implements, in the
country which competition invited for the world.
Premiums different sized Farms in Davidson county
offered follows:
Best market garden of not less than scres, Davidson
~, $40.
NorE-The committee award the preference garden
which Judgment Is best calculated to subserye the
poses for which is intended.
To the farmer whose farm, Of less than 100 acres
In the highest Of improvements to fertility Of the SOIL the
fencing aapness OF building and other fixtures needed TO a
Iitate the permanent interests Of the owner, SIS.
Of less than 500 under the spula
items above, SIS
the Society the tine for making entreso Farms has
been extended until the LIST day Of May and the examination will
tke between that date and he opening J he Fair
The last the Fair will be devoted P-Ic Sale Of
tcle aud Live Stock, under the following stipulaiOns
The Secretary will open his sale Book at his Office January
s 1859 and keep open until the hour OF sale The fees to be
charged fer privilege Of sale animal article the
less than 500 for so and article ami
mall for which the would that sum- 81 must be
paid when the entry is made in all Owners Of the
~ to be sold publish CATALOGUES OF their &C., at their
discretion The sale will take place in the order Of
Premium Lists e6taine and entries made at the office
OF the Secretary, p Williams Southern Homestead 0e No.
% College street, (up stairs,) Nashville.
X. @. FOSTER 4th,
mh5l President
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The Lille Rock Gazette and Democrat Of the 18th
ult., contains The following:
"THE FREE Micro BILL.-The Legislature has
passed bill to expel free negroes from the Stste.
property, and make other arrangements for leaving
II they do not go then it is made the duly of the
Sheri 20 seize Them and hire them out to the high
est bidder for one year, giving them the net pro
eeeds of their labor 10 enable them 10 leave the
State The bill provides that such free negroes ss
desire to remain, may choose masters-the COuaty
Court having them appraised, and the master or
mistress they have chosen paying half their value
into the Common School fdnd of the county"
Whertupon the New York Tribune remarks in a
vein Of irony;
1.-THE Stale of Arkansas was Graded, nursed and
reared in what, in the swGdug cant Of our politi-
eel confidence men, is termed Democracy. 1t has
never had any other than Democratic Governor,
Leg stature OF Senator in Congress, aad but once,
by chance, for a few days, Wing member of the
House. No Harrison tornado, no enthusiasm for
Old Zaok was ever able to shake the Democratic
consistency Of Arkansas She has ever been the
most uniformly, reliable Democratic State in the
Union"
The Tribune is right. Arkansas has ever been
reliably D mocraic, and such has zealously
gulrded against the kindred evils Of AbOltiOnism
and free negroism. The inference conveyed by its
language may suit the purposes Of its abolition fol
lowers at the North, but it will hardly benefit its
Opposition allies at the South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

ST.. LoUIs, March 27.-Ths 1snocraf has the fo'p
loving special dispatch dated Lesvenworlh, 18th:
Mr.. Jeffnes, who west to The mines last fall re-
turned this moring he reports the miners in good
health aud spirits and doing we'll He says The
prospects st the mines better than was expected.
and that the miners asking Eve to eight dollars
per day.
merly publ;sher of the Elwooi (Kansas) Press,
started 70 the mines With material 10 eSiabtish the
Cherry Creek Pioneer
Near Fert Keorng be met with one Bsaxton, and
Al alteration arising from some old grudge, was
killed By him Braxtoa, ihe murderer. was osi gins
ally Of Zaresville, Ohio, and wss foreman Of .
pril ting Office IN which Merriek worked
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simple and plain that child Of sven O age can
with and delighted With it. 1t IS more easily fdd
and learned and should therefore taught before
Writing, Writing much more easily learned alter
Photography has given the habit Of accurate Observation tor
quckening the perceptions and awakening al the faculties OF the
mind no other branch can be csnpa With and children who
early learn this labor saving Art will have greatly the advan-
sg in life those ignorant Of it. 1t has been
peatey ee practically tested able School and legislative
Committees The able Superintendent OF the Phadephia g
School, j. s, Heart, says:
Those who have entirely mastered the Art still use as
their commando taking partly in Photography,
partly long hand. There not an hour in the day nor
school, Division II. in which do not the
using this Art and sith practical advantage
useful the children OF Philadelphia, Why should
withoutt The making Of few marks
the teaching this beautiful AIT As well might
Music Geography be attempted to be taught sithon books
maps etc,
Mr. Is amply prepared with books not only for instruction,
but both and American Boogs extensive
Photographic Reading and with extensive Panoramic lussa-
tons for teaihing.
wish join Nj d. class will be greatly benefit
ted by doing immediately twill allow them uore extend
ed course Of Reading.
Room the Store Of J II McCill.
NJ
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WnshIrgtol1 items.

The nroiect submitted by the French Government
to the BRUSH government, merely proposes friend
ly visitation where there is good cause for suspicio
that the vessel is a SLAYER. To this our Govern
ment has no objection, so far as vessels sailing
der the American flag are concerned. but will hold
visiting parties responsible for any misconduct, or
violation of m rit N rights
From iufcrmliion received here, it appears that
the bushes Of importing Africans is far moro ex-
tensye than has been heretofore supposed, aud that
the arrangements for that purpose are very iDge-
niously devised. Small boats are employed to re-
lieve slayeJs of their osrgoes and bring them into
the Southern States Oar Government has been in
formed Of some of the movements, and has taken
efficient measures in the premises.
Don Tizrra, the new Minister from Peru TO this
Government, was, to-day, formally presented to the
President by Secretary Cass. The usual friendly
assurance were exchanged
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31
PENTTAMsHIP.

ER DOLBEAR teaches neat chase style Of Writing, free
I'VE those ridiculous Allegations that would dsgracs
books aud that tend much 10 destroy the steady
movement that produces Uniform style OF writing
His system is such that the pupils success vi be IN exact pro
portion to his adherence principles taught ard Mr. Dol
bear njure his reputation by having pupils
except viii and adhere those principles which his
experience has shown him will guide unerngy to success
Mr.. D. will to the deceptive course or cut
ting Catfish Buzzards 20 induce pupils to join his c1s
will he cut his price down below that OF respectable so
Black" He knows that chants only be sustained BY living
profits their goods and that The services OF competent Teachers
only had fair compensation The idea Of being augh
fc0 SCIENCES for dollar simply ridiculous. These who have
recently experienced acy such pretensiOns, and
paving Mr. D. for teaching the same branches tell which is
teaching economy which is than useless waste or
fsrna
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UnTavOrabIe from the Gold mines.

As we have frequently given assurances that the
Gazette would give the latest most reliable and in
fact. all the news from the gold mines or elsewhere
il proper that we should give some recent reports
which have reached us:
We are informed that Mr. Talbot Fairleigh, broth
er Of VIM. G. Fairleigh, of the firm of Tootle &
Faireigh of this city, has just g,en in from Cher
~ Creek, whittier he emigrated last fall-in 0otob
OF November, IS noticed by us at the time and
where he spent the winter We have not seen Mr..
F. but are reliably informed that he says the mines
won't pay, don't Jay, and have not paid. He is
surprised at the rush in that direction, and predicts
the greatest amount of suffering among those who
are going cut SO lily prepared, especially among
those going with hand cars.
Mr. Jas R Campbell, of Holt county, has also
written back to the Forest City Monitor that the
mines are not paying far as his observation goes,
but thinks there may be discoveries made in the
mountains which viii Prove rich. Mr.. VIM. Zook,
OF the same county, has also returned, making a
Tilar report. These are all young gentlemen Of
intelligence and respectatiiity.
We have recently given some very encouraging
news from the Mines anc hBve always given the
authority for these reports. We now give this ad
verse news that those who read paper may be ia
posss ssiOn of sll the isfosmAticn which has been
ELECTED st Joseph No) Gazette, March p.
The COOkVille, (Tenn.,) Time' runs up al It's msst-
head "JoHS B6LL for President, and JSo. NJ. BORIS
.oe Vice. president" What ticket.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

The mort remarkable event connected with The
meeting Of the "grand army" 10 our city on Tues
day last was the speech Of Mr.. BELL 1t was dsoiA
dedy the Ablest speech of The OCCASION though not
listened to with the interest that was given
these o. a more rapid and declamatory style
We presume The speech viii not be reported by
The Opposition press and shall endeayor, therefore
in our next and following issues to give our readers
its leading features.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31
Dissolution OF PARTNERsIIIP.

I'm October IA sold ny interest ia The business Of n
H. Haynes Co. my partner, Mr. r. j. Lylss, and agree
abe Of the to remain with him until the
Isl Of March from that time will continue the
der his own name alone horized to settle the business
the firm am thankful ms friends for the liberal Tatgonags
received.
mhse-tf n. II. HAYNES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

Some Of the Know Nothing papers outside Of Yir-
GINA have denominated Mr.. LEToHER, CDR. RUFF
SER's candidate" The Liynchburg Republican,
which speaks by authority, says "this is entirely a
mistake Mr. GoGGIN is DR.. RUFFNER's candidate.
The Doctor is for GoGGIN's election
The Bristol NeIOs noticing the discussion between
Messls. LEToHER and GoGGIE at Abingdon says
There were great many distinguished visitors
from Tennessee present, among whom we noticed
JOHN NErHERLASD, Esq DR.. BRowNLow Col L. C
HAYNES, and Col Thos. A. R. NELSON. This contest
is regarded by politicians all over the Union with
great interest," being in its result sgui6 of the
issue Of the next Presidential race and if it be true
Democratic friends need have no apprehension Of
the result in 1860"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

NETE will keep constantly band full assortment o. plow
w Manufactured at the Tennessee PAoVv EacLS-
rY. would do well to give call bsiOre purchasing
sell them good steel pillow as has ever been offered
for this city, at from ten 70 twenty cent less than
haze teen payingf the same Quality Of ploWs.
P. & G. ANDERSON.
feb6-tf 80 and IS corner Broad and College streets
W.af.r IL IT,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

The Banner states that the National Era an aboliN
ton orgaa at Washington endorses the views Of JOHN
LETcHER on the slavery question, and faVors his
election. The Banner quotes garbled extract from
the Eras article which does not however sustain
its assertions. The Era does not favor Mr.. LETcH
KR's election. 1t, however, commends highly the
courage and inlrepidity with which JOHN NJ. BoTrs
ms,ntsins his anti slavery sentiments. We invite
Rttentiont the following paragraph from the Era's
article which the Banner docs not and We presume,
will not publish.
at is also shewn that the lax of the Opposition
the Hon. John NJ BOlts uttered Anti-Slavery senti-
ments in 1850, in speech at PoWhatan CourteHOuse
which he has still the courage and intrepidity to
stand by"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

Memory Of Bethany. By the Author Of 'Night Watches"
Blind BartIneus: By Rev. VIM. ]. Hoge
Story Of Bethlehem: By John r. Macduf, D. D.
Giimpses of Jesus; By W. P. BalferD.
Ray Of Light to Brighten Cottage Homes.
seed Time and Harvest or. Sow Well, and Reap Well.
Sims Of Gold to Enrich Youthful Minds.
Little Bob True, the Driver Boy.
No Grains without Pains. A life for the boys.
" Little Ones in Heaven.
lae Death of Little Children: By Prime.
FOR sale by CHAs W SMITH
mlSU 4 noilara Gf-s.A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
VTTISHING make other investments, propose sell
Wv all our Real Estate in Davidson county, follows
THAT 81 RURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated the franklin Turnpike within half mile city,
and opposite the residence of the late Joseph W Horton. This
is perhaps the commanding site in the vicinity Of Nash
Ve most desirable country residence The house will
be sold with u Is Of sud the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the Sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike (od
Lebanon road within three miles OF Nashville containing 800
The soil is good it is we'll watered aud timbered
be divided into small tracts Of twenty and UPWARDS
which admirably adapted for country residences market gar
dens and dairy farms. Also that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road occupied by I. c. Nc Campbell formerly
owned BY T. O. Meoampbe cont lining about $50 This
well known need further description.
also divided suit purchasers. T. Mccampbe will shcw
these places any who will call.
All the property will be sold reasonable TERMS
credit OF one, two, three and four years.
apply A " Lindsey, Nashville, either Of the
dersignde TH0s. g. Nice AMPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville
J. A McCAMPBELL,
NH NaSnv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-31
GENTS FiI1 e shoes

OPENING TO DAY
" Gents superfne Patent Leather Gaiters;
do do Glove kiG
do fine Cloth Congless do
do do Calf, Oxford Ties;
do do de Pump Sole Boots;
do do Glove Kid STRAPPED Shoes
SNYDER & FRIZZELL,
mhla No. u Public square.
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Fine Country Residence for sale.
AVING determined carry Negroes to the South, 81
A 1 will sell about Three Four Hum 19s5A
bred Acres Of Land. being part OF the up SA
which reside, situated OF good Turnpike Road,
thirteen miles Nashville, nsghbor
hoodsin williamson county Soil equal to any For
particulars apply to the premises to A. v s. Lindsey
in Nashville
sepg-df P. A.PERKINS.
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Christinm Vnnpel

VETOULD inform friends the public generally -
w that he has removed % Church street, 4kA
doors below Union and American Office where he would Ny
be pleased 10 see his customers -
Boots and shoes Made 10 order
and give satisfaction Reg airing done neatly and
ut be motto mh4-lim