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E. F. Chittenden has started Republican
paper at Fana, Christian Co., IL this State, en-.
titled the Rlaindeaztr. Mr. Chittenden has q
hard field 10 operate in, but VIC hope that bis
labors may be abuudantIy fruitful in turning
many from the dark mife Of Democracy to the
pure light Of Republicanism+
--"oecasionaI" writes TO the Philadelphia
Pre4s that it il generally conceded at Washing
ton that the Charleston Convention will be held
between the first Of April and the first Of May,
1850. He says the friends Of Douglas are in
fayor Of the earliest period.
- The New York Tribune authoritatiyely de-
nies the report started by The New York Sesrs,
that Col Fremont las written letter declining
Presidential nomination and repudisting the
Republican platform.
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson writes letter
denying TINT he has ever abused Cor, Wise. He
has, tie world will be glad to know, the most
exalted opinion Of that gentleman. aud is an
especial admirer Of bis "caution" aud
"sagacity-"
- nenjauin F. Butler accepts, in d long let
ter, tl1s Democratic nomination for Governor Of
Massachusetts. lie declares himself in favor Of
protective tariff He thinks that slavery does
not exist anywhere By natural right, but on1y !:
by positive enactment, but that tho Dred Scott
decision protcctsit ii the Territories,
The New Hampshire Democracy hare in
! accordance with immemorial custom again
nominated ASH r. Cate for Governor. 2Ir.
Cata's valor in submitting to be annually roted
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.. :::.erprtt,!iou. This would leave the Old
Eulc intact, give an unmls,akab!o prohibl,ory
character 10 the Discipline, aud avoid tho
clanc,s ol having lhe g. S. Supreme Court
Eiyo ell tho church property to tho border
TLc masses og tho laity in tue North coy:
"Ne must. 1,ayo clean record. The most
"that can DO said against us is that, under
certain circumstances, We .havp tolerated
"slayerv in our membership; but tven that
1--WE will do no lopzc1, We must he free from
tall Implication with tho great evil. II the
"Border cannot enforce such rule, the nd
..,u,n,stra,ton: af 1T II their own- handE
.TLcy u,ay leave it dead lctter, but the
Il f8urc, IA s.tcL has n1ireed herself Of CON-
:: plicity with tie evil and her Record is before
The world" Whether this result will he
Obtained Or niiott 1t The next General Confer
eros We cannot foretc1l, but: Of this we arc
c,rtain-the lcayen Of freedom is in tho H. E.
Church md sooner or later it will 1earen the
xrho1c hmm
rherc arc two other questions 1ikely 10 come
- x (. 4 ~ 80 RI
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THE BLOOD OF THE MARTYRS.

The converts to Republicanism whose eyes
naye been unscaled, on tho one hand by the
murder Of Broderick, and On tic other by the
sneesing malice discharged at lis dead body
ly the Chicago Tina, are thicker than black
berries in these parts. The bludgeoning Of
Sumner was not nearly so sharp an argument
on the remorselessness Of slavery rs the late
old-blooded butchesy Of tho brave Californian.
Nor was the shameful tannt Of Charles Sum.
ner's broken bend" half SO thorough as the
double distilled treachery and baseness Of
Douglas and the Douglas organs which are
uow stigmatiziug Mr.. Droderick Ms 8'bo1tcs,' Sc
anj ln,oising> over his vulgar ASSOCIATIONS" :"
his familiarity NTH ''rougls and rowdies," )"
The curses bestowed en- the murdcrcrs and
on the vampires :re about equal, both sorts
being loud and deep. They can be heard
wherever Democrats most do cangregate.
Scores Of them hare declared in our hearing
that their last Democratic ballot has been cast.
1Iroderick dying words to Col: Baker j" They
"hare killed me because I .cas opposed to the
"cttension cf slare',y and to a corrupt admin
"istra'ion," hare gone straight to the hearts Of
hundreds who hare heretofore lahorcd steadily
,hough nnwittingly, in behalf cf tho slare
power.
We copy one moro extinct from the Chicago
7tmes showing the heartless animosity Of
Douglas towards his heroic friend and defend
er. 1tis found in the. regular Washington
correspondence Of the Times, and though not
SO eoolly malicious as tho editorials Of tl,as
slcet It serves. to show that tue purpose To
east Broderiek of was perfectly concerted By
Douglas himself and that the Chicago Times,
the St Louis Republican, the Cincinnati En-
4u:rer, and their letter writer's. all took their
| cue from him:
"Greeley's risit to California does not appear
to hare aided the "0pposition' cause in that
latitude much. Democracy, and is able cham-
Fion. Senator Guia, have trlumphed BY most
surprising majority Having been close read-
eF Of tbs California papers during the entire
contest, can tell lyou this has h3ppened because
l.ccompton and onti-Lecompton Democrats
there n1oTed in one unbroken column in sup
port of the nominees, ahd in y46ukk Of Senator
Rrntrick for Ia gtnt+al oHposition 10 tie limo
cratic party in kRs E<nnk No administration
journal in the whole State had the impudence to
connect the name Of DonElas with tie apotIaey
Of Hrodtr1ek, and defy the worst enemy the
former bus in this city to produce single par
agraph from one Of then. in contradiction Of
fnr Indictment"
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Santa Claus Da5--Nesr Year Or Christ.

Ep1roRs NV ToE1 EVENING pos1.--1n your
e." in speasiue Of lie "Woadsrsnith;'
in The At1antte Monthly, says that there is a
very grave mistake made as to time, and that
the whola story is affected By it.
Nov i is not so; your correspondent being
entirely in the wrong ''Santa Clans' is an old
f1nsch institution" and of course always came
uight before Christmas. The keeping Of Christ
mas in that manner is IN old English custom
altogether. and "Santa Claus" is not kept up or
Enoxn with them. The presents when gfren
are giyen direct nom the donor to the recipient
New York was settled by the Dutch, and the
good old fashioued custom Of SAINTS Claus' on
The night before Sew Yesrs," the innos at;oa
Of "the night before Christmas" hariuE been
introduced by English people ~ho bare settled
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ILLINOIS COUNTY FAIRS.


.,;,t. nv. tbam.s,v.. ., n,trr,,ir IN r,ir.
~. +t,a -o.r~,, - ~, -, t,.o..i;,- .,,,,,n, md
:...n. t.,s:, - - n.:u..-.,a, ,,k;,,,.r;,b
o. r,rch vat n, Inv 1nter , cu,,v 1,,pred and
abundant har,e.t Tha f,,n.v hv.the nature
~ Ii. o-run,,;on lad. . cornnar,f;reir so,;-
t,1v III. d,r;nv tba ne,;od n .sed lin. andhar
.o:t and one n tha mat +nt;on.1 thing. we of
,he we,t nernetr.,e !. hi. cener,, mt. ;nh;l-
ant Fair.hp1dinr and spcinl merry-nask;ne.
The hall which our State Society put in mo-
ton at Freepoft in fortunate succeSs, received
new impetus at Chicago. when all ttie world
and the rest of mankind made their appear
aoce, as much, perhaps, to see the "wondeEfnt
city" as the Fair itself. st. I>ouis has achieved
her accustomed triumph, md many lesser in-
ssausons hsse attained mer11eo SUCCESS
TIE rror1A rA1s,
which occurred during The week between the
National and St. Louis exhibitions, was inter
rupted BY bad weather. The chilliest storm the
Equinox could iurent was showered upon them.
Although they did not reach some former ocea-'
sions in al respeets, they hsd satisfactory time
Of it under the circumstances.
,,rx.x. corx,r vain
class to whom The comment "little but smart"
appt;es. Her aericurln1ists are vide agnke,
They are guided by discreet intelligence; ;;aud
planning we'll is with them the sure presage Of
executing well. One mark of cood discretion
| was that of calling on home talent to address
~, ;. IL ~ 4a
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#i8rettaug0us,

BENEFITS
champion Farm Mil!
PATENTED JANUARY 4, ls:s
The attention ct drsss aad the public generally par
uculsEy lnrfted 10 The
How and Uc1iv.l;ed Portable Farm Mill,
Which Is the asest sad best Improvement Ia Metallic
GH4d!nS N4!s, aodths ,,,r
m sttl IL rt ns e pube. /. rf,ty a:Aea
IA St&1ta Mater. Wind H,EsA Poser. and aIaed 70
the kIuu[ of EoTn 10 La we'll A 1tbsr kinds
ot A1in t~er ft feettpf TIE tnet Quality 0f
tour toe domestic anu lnt4 tbs With great adl
IT, either osdnc. II u rAdo IT the best &xrlal 1d
IN the fo. snosautl and 70 s opeT.
alton 10th cut. csu+he4 grain. Ths MIL BY m
tfely alrznxt1ent 0f parts sad a1ps Alk p<ffees
ttdod Of adjustment Etnx Of the psnansnt retcn-
t0n of tho shell aud grinder u 1aetr aussd HatonJ
etcs1a prsyeated rum heAtpk and weank by eontAet
hestofcre e1isnx mills cf this class IT. durability
krJ Increased md III action sndefsd rEftcy Even ana
na.snfna- u With less pnwsr aud owing 10 ~
anu heating qn.c.. md t7r !npo& Of sat1aon IN
il settou Il viii grind +a Of Q7l " ~ supe HoF 70 any
thing herttoo1s produesd BY any m Of Ike character n
osher eotnpesy and eu1liY rvtoe1les ths!: defects
ant Is eahdd%.Ly tecanusude 70 tbs public ~ perfect
mill trd petakskpk important adyataRrs uu4;Alle< ~
ay other here&ofe Invented stocted It occupies
lui little space lad we!zes butt bout s5 pounds They VIII
te sold It thr faiio Wing low pv1eea:
Aul .issoas Got fot Ing f1sur r...-.'.- &5@ At
UaAxFaRo HALL, sata Astnts far 1hs Sosth-
wts. North La&ale aad Rivtr sts vaers ,ha Na
TN b ss&u In opefa4iou. oel9A96t I'm
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Correspondence Of the Press snd Trtbuhe.1
Returns from Ramsey. Hcunepin, and por-
tiona Of other counties, Indicate tho total nnpi-
hilation oftho Douglas Democracy in this State.
Ramsey County shows gain Of over SIX hun
dred on the State ticket, and elects one, il not
two, State Senators, with the entire local ticket
:: Uennepiu County gives Republican majori-
ty Of ons tAortuad, being u gam Of oyer six
hundred upon tho vote Of two years ago..
The indications are that the Republican ma
jority in the State will reach 5000 at least. The
fight vas made distinctly sgainst Douglas,
upon Douglas platform, md the results are
beforc5ou.
The Democracy are amazed and dumbfounded
At their unexpected overthrow, and especially
at their terrible defeat right here In their strong
l.old, and the Railroad there's are plunged into
the deepest grief at the same results. Aore
anon. - Coon Bor.
po''snes r. Ess a1a 9eHs 81 ILL., ,,
awe have met the enemy to-day, and can
assure you, in Ferris laeonie language, thy
drs ou1tI" The election has been conducted in
Tery orderly manner, scarcely fight, and
much less Of whisky drinking and double vot-
ing than usual. . ~
The Republicans Of st. Paul. 900 votea be-
hind in 81, are only $50 behind On the State
ticket to-day having positively elected one-halt
ostheir county ticket, two Senators and four
Representatives to the Legislature!
The Republicans of Heunepin County have
increased their majority Of 400 in 81 to 1000 in
l Ut S,> all }f,aF
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,Me1itlne8, st.
AANFORD'S LIVER iNXICn
~ RATUN ASo-

NANF CttDC IltE Elk fNI[Cl,
~ RATUH, oo'
Never Uahtiftatea.
RI compounded entirely tom Gun,a md r..
t4EAkll4hed fAct. 3.1:dart Mc.cins kno@ tssscr
rroved BY I'll that havs as Il. ano T. now .esorn. "a A.
rond4fscs n al tseA3<4 f1f which !. *ta
Il has cured tbant apd* ~: Chropf. 1N.r,b.
within Tho t&st two yenlS = mer Euuo.int H. aS:'
Who had K!ven up al hopes ~ ppu+x Ho,c u, - fau
Of re!IeG the nrms1oust lf4atasI Ea,iIrxs..a =
unsolicited eeItl1clth1 lb :. ID! l.ho'er1 Chn,.-s "l
my poeseAslon 4how. = buA Chpit,4 f.fsn:H..s ~
Tbs toss must be sdapte4; = fissue1tt Jsu. H.
70 lie temp. 7aneut ofthe z ELS Weakness IN
!ciytdu1 tAk.cx It. al. =. be used fuce e pfuY -
u.rd In such N lnuc1 > t}rdtt4Tf FAMILY Ytr,.
act gently On she UGvsA = Ii 1tlt etfa SICK HE1
Lst ahe dieta'es Of youI rAcAE, Ia thousand. c.u
ttcxtcrnt guide yoH " th* testify III iHtnfy l1,ft.
lts 9f The LIVER lNfI Il: II t~a three Teo.21tn e.
EuKAIoM, and It Will = mis- ar taken cuMtasnr. :.
cure Liver C0Hita ns4, B.l. :. Entht VI att4cx,
Ioua Ati4eka. Dzpepsia, u
a! Nho afe us!aS Il are xvnx testimony IN is favoz
- Ak WALT 10 The lonth with !h4 kaNeorator. IN
swallow both Together.
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K8ukn Election.


The Leavenworth 19m<s Of the 1lth inst,
states that Territorial exchanges received bring
in returns which add several hundred to tie
majorities n1ready annonnced- We may fairly
set down the uusIori.y for The Constitution at
fue tAousand, while the total vote will not be
marc than thirteen thousand. The msjorify
for the free Homestead will reach three thou
eand on vote Of about ten thousand.
Te1r1fc Prediction.
September 1lth, Heber kmball preached in
the Tabernacle. He predicted IN immediate
famine, and urged the Mormons to prepare fol
it by holding on to their wheat, promising them
that "yonr wheat will whip tho world 5et-'
Lie said that if Brigham Young should be offered
$4,000 per bushel for his wheat, he would not
Rell peck of il, Kimball also proclaimed that
earthquakes, faminea, volcanoes, pestilencr,
etc, will shortly visit the country from one end
to the other::" Then, said the prophet of evil,
twill The American people PROSTATE themselves
before the indtpfndsnt Saints Of Deseret and beg
for food and protection; then will the nations
Of the earth bow themselves down to our Proph-
cts, and in humiliation ask from OUT hands de-
liverance." The Bishops evidently mean to
make Uncle Sam import -four from the States
for the army, orpa the Saints a round price for
l}eserct manufactured. Brigham i Co., under
stand how to turn copper with the sharpest Of
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It is no wonder Hamilton County had thou.
sand Democratic majority. for within two weeks
i've huadred second class tickets bare bee1,
sold, at cur depot, to gangs Of irishmen on their
way to Cincinnati. The Inst ,ganR was on Sat.
urday morning Inst, and numbered fifty, who all
went down on that day TO Cincinnati. SO great
las been The tide for the last few days as 10 ex-
cite the wonder Of the employ ces about the de.
pot, and, without dreaming Of such irish Of
that class Of trayel out OF the ordinary COURSE,
tie event has been subject matter Of comment
The Democrats knew the Importance Of carry.
Ing tho Legislative ticket In Hamilton, for on
that might hinge the United States Senator, and
hence the COLONIZATION Of Irish from abroad
Cteeetdad Ltadt4'.
We hope tic new Republican Legislature will
epac. stringent Registry law, which is the on1!y
efficient and reliable protection against thu
fraudulent system which the Democrats indulge
in. 11ud registry law been in force in Ohio
the Republicans in ail probability would hare
carried Hamilton county, and increased thei,
majority in the State to 25,QeD.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-04-30
Delinquent Tax List.
TREAsJRER's OFFICE,

Wood Co., Wis, April 9th. 1885,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following de-
~ scribed lands have been returned by the
TreaSurers Of the several Towns in said County,
1oT delinquent taxes on the same for the year
1883, and that so much Of each tract or parcel Of
land described herein may be necessary for
that purpose, viii, on the SECOND TUESDAY
of MAY next, and the next succeeding days, be
sold by the Treasure Of the County of " God, at
public auction, at the Office of Powers Lang,
In the town of Grand Rapids, for the payment Of
taxes, interest and charges thereon, unless said
taxes, interest and charges shall be paid before
said day Of sale.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-13
MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AN Offering for sale the House Lot on Cherry street
occupied BY Mr. Weller.
The house very large and comaoous containing over tv
Is with servants rooms. cellars, weed he &c
The house is in COED order most OF IL beng recently rebuilt aud
better adapted for first class boarding house any house
in Nashville
Tbs about sixty Ave feet front by one hundred and se,eu
y five feet; and the house is 50 situated the admit
an addition that would render commodous any
the city.
large portion Of the furniture purchased the house
IL desired.
II we'll known that hotel keeping city most pro-
ftabe business. and to wishing engage woes
ton, this excellent opportunity procure eligible oc
ton, 5eng to all the business portions city
For terms. &C., apply to
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-13

ID virtue Of Iced OF trust to me by Patterson
AID Mary LiaiteTsen, Fe % record IN the Registers
Of Davidson county, in Book IS, PAGE Gus ami g
will expose to pebble se at n house ar "a SATURDAY
the 18th day OF January 80 % the highest bsr for cash
following slaves, 70 vic Phip. yellow about
years; Marah yellow wonan sg about twenty child
Martha, aged about u months Sale within eaa hours
drc25-dtds JESSE tOI.lINs Trnstes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-13
HENRY UOBIA,
GRO W. WILLIAMS.

To this letter respectful in its language, aud con-
ciliatory in its meaning, We received no reply in
Writlrg requested. verbally by the President
but informed by the representatives Of Charles
ton, that the President declined aeceding TO our
proposition. As our declaration in this letter had
committed Us TO policy eff reorganization that was
denied us by the President, We had 10 alternative
left us but the vote of the city against the
re election Of the President of said road as one OF
the Directory.
We caused the resolutions adopted by your honor
able body, desiring postpODen eat of the election
of Directors, to be placed before the Board, who
gave them respectful hearing and adopteI the
suggestions contained therein The Stock holders
meeting being in session, a motion was immediate
ly made to appoint judges and proceed with the
election, which we opposed and used our best abil-
ties to defeat the motion and adopt he suggestions
contained in your resolutions, but were untuccess
full in our efforts The motion prevailed and the
election was proceeded with. Whereupon we cast
the OF your city fer the following names for the
position of Directors, viz: James Wood John NJ
Bass, Z. H. Ewing Frsrcis d. Fogg Joseph
Knowles, John NJ La. Samuel D. Morgan, A. H.
Rutledge, Jeremiah Cleveland, Thomas Hord, Thorn
as Powers, Hugh Francis, James 4. Viii esdes
Lewis Garner, and j. T. Neill, all Of whom were
elected, except Woods, Cleveland, Hord, and Neill
The following named gentlemen were elected in
their stead: V X. Stevenson, E A. Keeble, A. L.
Lands, and Thomas C. Whitesdes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-13

TsHAM g. HARRIS, Governor Of the Tennessee Ts
all who shall see these presentgrng Whereas, it has
been made known 70 that certain INV RrON carg-
ed with having committed the offence Of
fed from justice, and is running at large.
Now therefore, l. Iham c. Harris, Governor aforesaid
vrue the power and authority vested, do hereby offer
reward Of $500 who apprehend
the said F. N w. Burton, and deliver him the Sheriff
OF county Of Davidson in order that justice in that behalf
may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hersunto my handand
T. caused tire great Of the State affixed Nash
(s-b vile. the 3lst day OF May, IsSS
IsHAM HARRIS.
By the Governor:
j. Z. K. RAY, Secretary of State
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ENEwABLE AZ PLEAsuRE.


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Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
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It will great deal OF Trouble il our
friends writing viii bear in mind the following rules
Always give the date post Office county and State in the body
Of yourietsers
II you paper changedfrO another, give
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other matters, write
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Letters and communications solicited upon 81 such facts and
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We undertake to return eced communications
All letters business should be directed to Mess E. g.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-13
NEW FIRM.

ws,R.H,E.skR C. Gardner, have assosiatsa VIII q.
B1ekner partner in business under me style o. Gard
ner Coz at Stone Front store, No. 2 Inn Bock
We will Keep always hand large ind carefully selected
STOCK OF sapla AID Fancy Dry Goods, Tsrees Bo0tf Shoes
Hats Caps, Bonnets and Straw Goods esnsrllly-
Our stock Of plantation goods vii Be unusually hrgcoup7
heavy Wooden Cotton Fabrics COlsrei and Es
extra heavy BroEans Wool Hats heavy eoloed AL
white negro Blankets.
We invite old customers Merchanc
wish to buy goods low fur Cash. short time, give
stock close examnaion intend mako thar inter-
and to make this their cheapes. market
We sgll and sell all country produces
Wo0l fethers. Beesuax Gusenr
Cocks. Al The highest price the market viii eo1lnani.
jan4-in 80
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-13

NTE the large and extensive Warehouse recently
w oCc9Yied by Carter Mckay Co.. next door to pre-
ssnd where will January LIST 1859 We will here
after ample receive description of meran
sales auction of description Dry goods
clothing hardware carpetng furniture and every other dcsP
ton Of goods, b. sold either at auction private sale
seG4 TRAREE 4 LU6US,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-13

FEHEE eartnership heretofore existing between The mort
efs the style ADD hrm Of Gardner Sheppar3 Co.
IS this mutual consent r. II Z. aad r. c.
Gardner having purchaed interest Of A. Shepherd,
Sitbirtgs rom tbs business settled ~ tns
manning partners. Z. IT. GARDNER,
i. s. GARDNER
r. c. GARDNET,
Z A. SHEPHERD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-13
1000 ACRES OF HEAVY TIVIBEREDLAN
ZOE SALE.

SNTEAM Saw and Grist Mill nearly, good running1,
der situated lS miles from Nashville miles frcu
SIrns6ed and ~ Of the Edgeded and KentucL,
Railroad, southeast Of Robertson county U
the whole tract there so Of land with
country buildings; splendid never failing spng a new +,
from Sprnhed Nashville is about to be opened throughu
Tobacco land, timber almost
ducments lumber men, persons desiring good ses
stock or a Tobacco Farm.
Persons desiring the land will call Wm CummiL.
or the premises DR. IL Farmer, Of Springfield
Nance in Nashville The Steam cutting
to lumber dayCroulsr and plenty Of gccd
timber convenient the Mil, timber yet having been
of The land 1t lies mostly eve consta
water running through the same.
dec9-d&cw3m WM B. CUMMINGS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-13
rULLON1 sH JAMES j. CULboa
A. d j. i. G U L l. o M
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Living stOn, Tenn ssee,
VETL practice the Circuit Chaneery Courts Of Over
Wv Fentress Jackson Putnam and Whte counties Tn
business entrusted to them, viii
ceiye prompt attention dec5-dt9Sw2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-13
j. H. G U II II Y

Fine Country Residence fer sale.
ANING determined carry Negroes to the Sonth -
II 1 will sell about Three EOur Hum &Tss6a
dred Acres of Land, being part Of the tract up ~
winch reside, situated good Turnpike Road
about thirteen miles from Nashville in of the hest nebor
hOOdsin Williamson county Soil equal any the State.
particulars apply the premises A v. s. Lindsey
in Nashville
sep9-dh p APERKINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-13
Removal and New Firm.
D. R. GLAsCOCK.

A UCTIoNEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would onerh
services to the public AgentOr the sale Of Real
Negroes, Furniture, Dry Goods Groceries, other sfcss
property, either in town country Being determined Dc
time 10 the above business and having had considerable
experience hatts myself that can give satisfaction
who may favor in that line. always be found the
Counting Room Of the Pstrot Oce where, my absence,
ders may be left mar4-tf