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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

- THANxsafvR0 DAy.-7he Governors of a number
p CT the States have appointed the 24th inst. as q
day of thanksgiving and praise TO the Almighty
y God for the blessings and b0unties Of his prOvi-
dence Il Is pleasant and profitable custom, and
well becoming people who have been so highly
B distinguished and hOnOred Of heaven. We see no
notice of our Governor having appointed such 4
day We have had the misfortune OF having rnl!
ers in our State who seem to care but little for such
reliQious Observances. and who, If they respected
THE matter at all, have put the appointment at the
Every last moment of time and the people in Distant
andnaccessible points do not hear OF it until it Isl
tpassed. Uniformity ID tins matter is very desiraJ
able and il would be sublime spectacle TO witness
the whole nation setting apart the same dav for re
'Fligious worship, in thankful acknowledgment of
1.-The manifold favors bestowed upon them by benefit
scent providence Should there be no appointment
Cot such day in Tennessee, IL is to be hoped tbsf
four city churches, at least will agree to unite upoa
the 24th as that seems to be the time most hkelvi
Fto be observed by a majority Of the States andi
Gov Neville, of Mississippi, has lust appointed:
that day for that State
Y The above paragraph is clipped from the Prss5y-I
sierqn Sentinel Of Memphis The suggestions. as toI
thanksgiving says the Memphis Appeal, meet our
hearty appreciation. as they do that of Gov HARRIS
which we infer from the fact that more than two
weeks ago he issued his proclamation, recommend
ing Thursday, 24th inst as a day of general thanks
giving and prayer to the Almighty God for his man
sitold blessings to US as a people We are afraid
our friend Of the Sentinel has been taking a Rip 3
Van Kinke nap, since he has failed to take note of
"a recommendation which he seems to have exceed .
Eingly desired But the scriptures tell US that
sprophet hath honor save in his own country : s
thence friend Travelled INTO Mississippi to bestow
his honors and passed over the Governor of his s
sOwn State, with unmerited complaint We know
however, that this unintentional, yet we trust
Fit viii teach friend to inquire before he cen
.sares the next time
notice Of this proclamation appeared in prom =
Iinent place in the Memphis Apped and, if mis- 3
take not, in the other papers of that city. We do
mot recollect that any Governor of this State has
ever been guilty charged by the Presbyterian
Sentinel.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23
]. II. McLEAN, Sole Proprietor,

For sale W h0iesaIe ana retail I'm Nashville
Tennessee At Proprietor prices, By Berry DsEayiile g. VI
and Jo g. Brown ar b sven fectsbe Drug
.ri i'm the United State fsh47 sa-5tss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

GRESHAm & HUFFAKER,
Successors 70 Smith, LovsE Col
WHOLESALE GROCERS
forwarding and Commission Merchants.
j 50 SOUTH sTAEzr,
Nashville, Tennessee.
EXIR nov IA receipt Of lazrana rel s.,s,.s
w eEoeeneS Liquors &c 70 Ehich inEslhs attsfies
Sugars.
% aids Loui,iAaa; le9 bis Bait crnsbd aud Pos'a
% boxes Loaf ia9 beis st. Louis % DO
go bags New Orleans ao;
$50 do Choice Baitinore
100 barrels Plies, Deans and cbss.,ss,, z-,s-,,
4"S DO BoarsS5, kys, Aonongzhsla ore ~.
zoe do Country made, Ltnooln Roberts. A. Ee.t
q pkgs Domestic Brandy
DO Ginger, BaekberEyAn oAsssIds
IS casks Port Wine:
. bt's Sweet Malaga Visa;
5 pkgs Old JAnasss Rrza
sS Sofs - si4 s c' ,0o rs 5ss Tobacco All gs
Aisa gsOd sasortento Of Pepper sp1ss n sae sask
wanted 10000 bushels Dried sF,,6 49, &C
oe--e1-6EE eRIsaAM A HrFPsEEE
mAnny's combined Reaper and
] Mower,
(KTITH WOODS E1TPROVFrTr,-- -,
y celebrated dschne eeaivsd he
5oip aADAL, As he bescouhned Reaning and Wo1 sih
~, n September, The tTs cane ~ @ f. LogiSvlle
acsk, IN ally, where all the prDal Maches IL - .
sl.us we're thorough tested The cs1sr1iee 49, 49,
sshsl r wilder, President ted states A--;r
Iseeyed the award as the Reapsra a.
80 we separate committees, Appointed ~ ~.
el I q ne Davidson County Agricultural socet AZ S.s
80 over most OF the machines now ia use h -
Numerous other preIaurns and aris we - Ia
~ ng me la season, over every Machinsin Rns-e-
D. y CI1s s-I AZ n Tor sale b tae undsrigned,
General Agent for the STATE.
800 -, FISHER, HHEETgs =
anvFa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

i " E ~. morning Ladyss Gold Anchor
u NHtcn. with the OF EaEarI F,r-s 75,-5 ,s-r
and ne No. s1 india Gold Chsin Lscset Key and Pn
sfs tLtened 1ns Watch lost the Pabs susrs o. -
y Vicinity The Under VIII Be SUITABLY rs7ss ~ sgir,
a. ne bookstore, ao.4 callsges,r>s;.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

COTTONThe Cotton market opened on Saturday with dull
ppearance and the sales Of the day confined
Monday demand only moderate, sales
aely 45e0 bales but Tuesday buyers forward
Freely 10000 bales prices being any ma
change during the three days On Wednesday
nes changed hands and Thursdays sales embraced
previous rates, to-day active prevailed viii
saes bse making entire business OF TIN
week 90 bales the market closing firm middling anG
betr grades without quptAbe change We quote
siore: &
Ordinary q ~ Middllng z.sII x
Low Middling ......lO%9lOH MiddIng Bsir..I2as AZ
Inferior. nominal Fair. ...........--G-
TOBAoCO-Therc has been inquiry during the
dsys the has continued ng compr
10 bids Factory Lugs Thursday at &c and 20
yesterday, embracing at SIC, at and making
quotations follows Factory and Low Planters
Planters Luss lose; Inferior Common Leaf 81 5c
Fa I7c Pine 7as1S Choice and Selections ss9.c,
The stock sale is estimated at 10 900 hbds
thirds Of which are Lugs
sUGARWe noticed in last tina. the demand had
been lively and prices had improved &c, which they
the serious of late frost on the crop and holders
have been enabled to establish further advance Of the
comprising 500 hhds Wednesday previous
Fully Fair ranging from 6ssc hhhds on Thursday at an
dVance Of cFair to Fully Fair ruling at and SO
yesterday making aggregate for the week OF $50 We now
quote follows Inferior 4z95kc Common to Good Com
mon So 61sc Fair to Fully fair % axe: Prime 10 Choice
at ~ al 70, and Centrifugal and Carifed at 7!GRsLc
MULAsSESThe receipts show further Increase
good demand the market has shown considerably
and most the transactions the week have been at an
the The sales have 500 barrels at
Of 3ec for inferior fair and Gal for Prime and
choice and some IsOO half barrels at 4I42 Der gallon
cOFFBE-There good OoGGee during
Of the and prices without
ton The sales have embraced some bags at
range for extremes Of lIsec including 4s1O today of
(which 3e4 at liz 24s3 at l2ll5 800 at I29
Three cargoes embracing bags have arrived direct from
Rio de Janeiro during the and the
bout bags against at the same date last year
sALTThe rates for Liverpool Salt hands
81 30 for and LIS for fine the warehouse and
age Old Salt very 10 coarse aad ne and the
h been offered at less, without Two eargoe
ge sold t. day. ahoat comprising slO0 Sacks tenth ns at
DUO, and 200 course at Sc per
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23
FURNISHING AND FANCY GoODs.

ME- are receiving fns assortment Of Farpishin,
w Qeod Of Ekica name HIRfsevery VARIETY Of nj
terms aud latest sty Collars Gloves Suspenders Robes No.
Iies Pocket handkerchief Umbrellas UNDRRVE an 49,
variety Money Bsts,HALg HOsEf Cotton Wool Ne-ino 80
. ashu'ere-fRAVELfNG sHAWLs, eauntets Of BucksEin
KID and Calf &e., for sale By
II Nrorrr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23
MeLRAEa Y0LoA.!Is q ENTNENr.

"a bAsI LlAt@iiNl y 7 W WORLD.
The ONLY SAFE and ceriaia eifre FIR CnGrprs Piles
Tuners. SNil,nEs, and lfCurhcie Goitre. Paruly-
sis, Neuralgia, weakness al fiie Mnsclas, Csrnie or
Contracted Muscles ldgaRsents, Eariche or Taofi
ache, Bruises, SpTails, N0uak Fresh Cuts. Uleerv
Fever Sol .. Caksd Breasts, csore Nipple. Buns
Scalds, S1ge ThrUti, any inflammation or Psig. no
difference low severe, how hing She disease D. ~
have existed AcLEAss CELEEEATED EMINENT IS a
certain rsntdy
Thousands Of hGErtl lri1es l1.e been sav@f a If,
q dscrspiilHle and misery W tie use % tas uya,v-
abs medicine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
RIG HEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmPerOFs
WhatI WHY a ReautifuI Head Of Ma,

What! why a Beautiful Head of Hair.
DECAUsEit tits the ornament God Hsslf preceded for Al
ID Reader although the may bloom ever q
rightly in the glowing cheek the eye be ever sparkling,
be those Of pearls IL the head hereft its covering
he hair be snarled and shriyeled harsh dry worse s
sprnkled with gray, nature will lose charms Prof
TooGs Hair Restorative If week viii
tore permanently ALL ornament Read
he following and judge The writer the celebrated Ps4st
4 Tsal6eTg:
Dr.. wGcD:- MY Yong, April 10. 1858.
Dear SF-Permt to eIpres you the obligations an
inder for the entire Of my its na color
ecoing gray bu tupon the application Of your air Re
it recovered its original hue consider your Reso-St
very wonderful Invention, quite ecasous IS we'll al
NTeeable' an, dear sir, yours truly,
"DrycA ar Gvyliedyct" ----''''-'1'
welsh Newspaper ONCE, u Nassau st. April T. Is58
PRoF O. j. WooD Dear Sir-some month or Six weeks AZ,
received Sottle Of hair Restorative and gave my wife
gray its original color but to her
well SURPRISE after few weeks trial il has performed
hst wurderfd of turning gray hairs TO DARK ro
identifying thickenng the hair sronrIy
recommend the above Restorative persons want Of sucR
z angeh Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW.
Nav YORK JElz IS, 1887
PROT. o. J. WOOD: With coradence DO recommend ven
lair Restorative being the scscious article ever s
since using your Hair Restorative lay hair snd wskers Ehc
we're almost white haYe gradually grown dark and FEE
confident that fey more applications will restore them to hS
natural color It also has releyede dauezuf ard On
itching so common among PeFs ons Wha psge freely
PRoF WooD-Abou two years ago ny hair oomre,c falling
and turning fast becoming bald and ha teS
January last few applications fastened nv hair sT
began to I'LL up and turned back TO its former color
bIack). At this time uly restored 70 It's original eo
and appearance, and Iceef1lIv a y,
Chicago, H.. May 7,1s57. u n HOE.
The Restorative is pu NJ in bottles of sizes " arSs ma
Hrm small the snail holds Z ni,f md sai ~ 80
ollar per bcttlei the IRIDIUM holds at efv M cent ofe
proportion tam TOO SNAIL reas fer doiiars per bottle
ne sge ao9s quart forty per cent in proportion r1
o.. WOOD { 90 pIOpristors 3l2 Broadway, New York
st. Louis, No. - -
And Sold By all good Druggists and Fancy Goods DeAI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23
l.. ID. ROZELL g. CO.,
TOBACCO MANU- ERS,
MARKET STREET

Js'0 doors a10ve EisAer Bbslsss d Co.,
EEP constantly on hand large and general assortnen
IN Virginia and Tennessee Tobaccos, and will sell them 20
Is per cent less than regular Jobng House New Yor
philadelphia or baltimore Merchants BY calling Pact
y before purchasing elsewhere, will at least rom IS
sper cent. Call and see for yourselves.
sep9-d&w3m L, D. RQZFIL A IN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23
Ladies' Vests.

I6H neck and long sleeves heavy and Of best quality
a Also assortment Of cheaper styles
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23
FIRE ORACKERs.

|6HNkNE bUAEs No i received IDS 9, and Tof sale By
sSUV nov 10 a. HUGH AocREA & co.
HAVE in store full assortment OF Lppircot Harris eel
ehrated Fire Proof safes AL size, which win be sold
a. nangfastaFer's puess s.E. HoLLINGSW ORTIZ,
S0sll No's Market srsst,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

We have recently noticed the above paragraph ii
several of our exchanges, and think there must b
a mistake as to the State at least. We have neye
heard of such a case in this State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23
! COMMERCIAL.
nANE Norn ANp =E.xonANeE LIslrs..

BROKEN WORTHLESS.
Agricultural RaEk. Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mecfanics' Bank, Memphls
Mechsnics' Bank, Memphis =
: Memphis Savings ILstitution.
+ Xxx ,hange Bank, MUrfree sb0-o'.
Miners and Manufactured Bank Knoxville.
Baak Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank Of Claiborne, TaAewell.
Some of brokers Offering Is the dollar for the note;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

MsLear eel brated Liuimcnt 3 the o-fv -af, al
reliable remedy Zoe the cnge g spsyin. Einr R,es
Windgali, Splints, Cul,siural Lumrs Node, Or
swriulrz itwa mover isil 20 cnrs Zig Head 1uu-
ev.i, Fistuia, Old R1nriag Sores. or Sucnv. II
properly sHlfad FIR Sprsins, Erilises. Scratches
.CricEes Heels, Glals. siafle collar Calls GUS
Sores. 0r w0nnis, il is an iulaiibe rouleGy ttpIy
Il directed and is ceraiu IN every iRsisacs
Then tTas NJ longer with the many worthless Lin.
inenis offered 90 Yen. Obtain a supglg Cf DR. Nc.
Leans celebrated Liuimcnt. u 40 cure yog.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

The greatest Remedy ~ the world THIS corlfa
i distilled from berry known aniy 20 myself aud
chemically cuulJned Iith so.ne % lhe most yahlails
metiicind ROOTS leTls and iarks known 20 the mind
Of man, viz: ELG1p Rn0T, BLaCk EooT. WuB
CHERRY BAAk- yellow DurE, psNbELIGs S.Esar-
ARiLLA, ELDEK FL0wEEs, wiilI others, proiucng the
most ual.iJe remedy t1r tic restoration Of health
ever known. II i natures 0wn reuiely curing dis
ease 10y natural lsws. When taken, its lniluenee IS
felt caursiug through every vein Of the body purify
ing AMI acceieratn the cTcula len Il the boo,. Il
ue'itrs'iZes any bicus MATER 10 The stomach and
strengthens the whole organization.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

Prof ashley Hurt D, Male College, Winchester Tenn.
Prof Graves D. President Of the Mary Sharpe College, Win.
~ chester, Tenn,
The Weather Indicator is offered for sale the
Drug Store OF aaron stretch. General AGENT the
4ler OF Union and College Streets Nashville Tenn.
81 The dscOveer will send the Natural Indicator
na postage paid we'll put and secured any person en-
cosing 50 W money. and PLAIN directions for reu
~ latOr, using, DC, accompany each Indicator.
"A Address LOUIS s. ULLMAN, Agent
VT nolrr .hFa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

UST received, beautiful lot, Of all dissertations
- ing Plain and Fancy Ivory and Se,s
Ierent kinds 81 wood among which Ebony
Notices. and Hhalebone. For sale by -'-''-A
octls IN M.arr1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

Have been sold during TIN last six months. ana Ia
No instance has il Ted in giving entire a'sftctioa.
Who, then, will sui frG.G weakness OF drlity when
McLcano Strengt he.s.ps cordial win care you
To ZEl GADTI5.
d you wish to hs healthy AMI struns2 Then 20 u
once, ami get some IL McLean's Cordial. I. -9sl
strengthen and Inyg0rate y0srHhnle sys ga. caising
healthy and pnre circulation o. biod t6Gw thfouglI
every vein. and tbs rich, rosy bloom Of health "
mount % your cheek again.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23
Foreign Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Now 81 LiverpOOl-He Co., say Cot
advanced and in where the style and
Objects there greater advance Orleans quotiu
Niddng Orleans ~ MdIlng Mobile TX, Niddng upland =
imports Of the week II OOO bales Known
bales aganst Sc 900 bales last week Man lester Goods
yarns advanced fully q to "a Richardson, Spence quot
Mddng Orleans att ZIG being Advanc. Of
accounts of frost
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23
PURE BOURBON WHISKY.

VETE have hand 90 barrels of PURE OLD BoUR.
w BON WHISKY, which will warrant to be FouR YEARS
OLD and the fnesn the State We anxious close
and would be glad II ho wanting something really ns and
ISood would give Rs 81 call. CARTER, wILsRoRD co,
No,5 Market streek
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23
FOR COUNTY OFFICERS.
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
Eeare authorized tn announce JOHN K EDMUNDsON as
candidate Sheriff OF Davidson county election
Z oct25--td
We authorized JAS. NJ HINTON as candi
date for reelection for the Office Of Sheriff Of Davidson county
az the ensuing March election sepes-d
For Criminal Court Clerk.
We authorized to CHAs E. DIsooSs cand
I date FOR Criminal Court CLERK. juys-td
Wear authorized F. n. Patterson csndi
a Tor Clerkof the criminal county,
E ensuing March election. may25-td
We authorized JOHN SHANE, Eqr clndi
recon-to the office Of Criminal Court Clerk at tn
Z next March election.
We authorized to BOBT H. as a candi
date o Criminal Court Clerk the ensuing March election
4 AugIf-td
For County Trustee.
Weare authorized THOs. T. SAUNDERS can
dae FOR the Office of Couaey Trustee for Davidson county
The election to he held in March. 1860. APPS
We authorized to IsuAM CLARK a czndi
date FOR County Trustee at the ensuing March election.
aug97- I'd
1 We are authorized to Announce SAMUEL P AMENT,
cndlty Tor County Trustee OF Davidson county, the mex
: March election lsep2-td'
We authorized HAPDr P. BosTIcK candi
sensung March election. oct5-td
81 We are authorized announce JNO. W MARTIN a
ddatc for County Trustee the ensuing March election.
q octl2-dtd
We are authorized announce HENRY L. JUSTICE as
canda;e for County Trustee Of Davidson county the ensuing
: March election. ocrll-dtd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

Y AchSAhAoN Boards, Dominoes Che7uer, and cfs.
- bosras' great variety NJ othsr ihpTs s rreiv a.
-, :. H. McGILL-
ocliA CAruar a. S,,,... 7...s ,4..Iss.- 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

A Miss Thompson in Tennessee. has recently re
covered $4,000 in suit for breach Of proms
against man named Patterson. The case excite
tgreat interest, as the most eminent counsel in tn
Estate were engaged upon it. The verdict is the hea
syiest ever rendered in a case of the kind in Ter
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

F tAUrloN-Rsgare y Druggists or doAIers wao nav
try 70 pua mon y,' some iilr- or li!j sriil tsb
which they boy cheap. by s3,yi,,g II . lust "a
good Avoid SUI men. Ask for sicIeans strength
eniGg Cord'al. and tlSs nothing else u il tie only
remedy th1f VIII purify Tire blood tlofopezIy and At
the same tins strengthen tbs system.
One talloSpocnful taken every morning fistia-, Is
a certain preventive or Clolert. CiiIL and Feger,
yellow feVe- II any prevalent disease. Il is put Up
in large BATTLES.
Price only 81 per bsttls or c dtlcs Spr IS,
J. IL Mclean.
Sole Proprietor 6ftfis Cordial
Also Mclean s Nolcahic OIL Einimcut
Principal Detot IN ths corner of Third ard Pine
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-23

LII pay the highest mazEss price Com and Whea
Sn Ne, 6hsrket Street.
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Fancy Goods.

Buckskin shirts and Drawers.
SUPPLY Of best quality and few Of second rate rec,
and for sale by lOctSl J. II. MciIL
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-17

New DENTAL FEv.-Drs. Hewitt 4
Rose have formed corar,oership in tie
practice c. their profession as Deutj>t$.--
Taey are good workmen and have had much
experience, they have also made themselves
acquainted with all the valuable imProve-
meats which sc;eacs las given ,Ay.t profess
sion Their office Is in she room formerly
occupied by Webster y Hewitt. ias,ne lately
over the ieweIrv store Of c. \ Dickinson.
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-17

e+~'arr L White are ba>y lecias mp eas
.urss in houses on such streets as tae.E
aaia giPes were laid d1rirg tie present season
I'D it j., g favorable time for these aho desire 10
aaa themselves Of the best light = have IA
.ares placed in their houses TA@y g now
making an excellent quality Of ga.
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-17
REPUBLIC1N CANDIDATES.
9 r. L r *

O r. L II x
SOLOMON MEREDITH WILLIAM W. LYHuE,
HENRY BEtFLEL, JAMES H. ! OF.
MOSS u fEE-D%. WILLIAM BAKER.
EDNS ARD ROBERTS, THOMAS 4 uJIDALE.
r = G O Il d + R.
THEODORE RILEY, DANIEL CLARK,
JAMES Il PHI.E. CLAYTON BROWN,
William WRIGHT DANIEL kIT-ELNAE.
+ h E0stHHAkE. WILLIAM +. THOMAS,
WM. B.. FAHQI IIAG. j. A. LLIi1&s
y. ). GLaRaE
% u y 7 Il . r
BENJAMIN l.. MAEII&s DR. JOHN tLIIiH.
sYLNEsIEE JOHNSON,
CO. COM MISS oNER
EDMUND LAWRENCE. WILLIAM Nj ERY.
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-17
JltlIIUT SUiiS UI IEIltTItd,
L E 20 L t r Il
BY
J = II ~ =. 5 a x z,
AT sEAEsss HALL.
Friday Evening. TCbruuTy Is.
- u II j E & II
sEae Money EA5Ea@!

Tickets ut the DOOE.............25 cts.
R5- Doors open i v'eies}. Lecture viii commence
Feb. 70. 1859. gow
The Richmond palladium., 1859-02-17

~ We passed over a portion Of the Ciaciu
natl y Caic4g5 railroad d few days since. mp d
the train wlleh oar accommodating aad ob'igiuE
friend, Tow. CLARK, is conductor. lie under
stands his business, and passengers may at ali
times feel safe under his charge There is no
more careful conductor thaa d e. .BsaA&r, Who
has charge OF the other train. WE have noticed
with pleasure the quiet, easy. regular and prompt
operations Of this road, since 10 Brandt ir, has
been : superintendent Itis do.ng good blsi-
ness. ard IS fully meeting the expectations of its
friends.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-07-13
S % u TIL CA R0LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT

Grandson NJ Caskey, who is in the Gus.
tody of the Sheriff of Lancaster District,
by virtue of writ Of Capias nd Satisfaci
endum at the suit Of John B. Cousart, hav.
ing filed in my office together with sched-
ule, on oath, of his estate and effects, his
petition to the Court Of Common Pleas,
praying that he may be admitted to the
benefit of the Acts of the General Assem-
bly,, made for the relief of insolyent deb.
tors. 1t is ordered that the said John b.
Cousart, and all others, the creditors to
whom the said Grandson NJ Caskev, is in
anywise indebted be, and they are hereby
summoned and have notice to appear before
the said Court at Lancaster Court House
on the third Monday in October next, to
show cause, it any they can, why the pray
er of the petitioner should not be granted
J. a. STEWMAN, Clerk. q.
Office Of Common Pleas, Lancaster Dis
trict, May 4th 1859. 2l-3m
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

/. Subscribers who do not give express
notice TO the contrary, are considered as
wishing TO continue their subscription.
:. If subscribers order the disconlinuunce
OF their papers, the publisher can continue
TO send them until all arrearagcs arc paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the Office to which
they are directed, they are held responsible
III they settle their BILL and order the paper
discontinued.
4 If any subscriber removes to another
place without informing the publisher. and
their paper is sent to the former direction.
they are held responsible.
8. The Court has decided that refusing
TO take Newspaper from the office, or re
moving and leaving it unca.icd for, is prinla
jdc'e evidence Of an intentional fraud