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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16

TRANSFER OF Fu>Ds.-Thc Board OF SnperVl-
-sors have ordered all the cash in the county
special fund to he paid over to the general
fund. The amount in the special fund, after
the orders recently allowed are paid, will b"
frsm ST. 900 TO $4,000; this, being applied to th"
general fund, will save the county some S5OO
or 5000 month which is now being paid for
interest. The Supervisors allow bills only at
the regular GERMS and before the next regular
meeting Of the Board, it is estimated that
,sunBcient amount will accumulate in the spe-
;ciai fund to pay all demands upon it.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16

GRAND JURY.-A Grand Jury was empan
neled before the Court Of Sessions on Saturday
last. They were in session two days. Saturday
and Monday. and found two indictments. The
parties indicted have not yet been arrested, and
consequently their names arc not known. The
Jury recommended that additional fastening
he procured for the Jail. The case of the Coun
~ Treasurer was not investigated, as all bu
five Of the jurors had either formed or express
cd an opinion in the case.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16

THE DISTRICT CorRr adjourned over from
Monday until Thursday, at o'clock. at which
time motion for an injunction will ne argued.
No cases will be tried until Monday next. the
suits having been set ahead to allow Inc a,'or'
neVs to attend the Supreme Court this week.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16
Assorted Merchan ndiss.,

Which is purchased entirely for CASH.
We enabled TO sell to the Country Trade At a. Low
Prices as the Jjbbers Mt San Frsnciseo. Our stock
consista In part as follows:
| APPLEs-Dried, and Fresh In tins Apple sauee-Ars
! Handles.
BRKr-Drcd and Eastern Bacon, Butter, Beans, Buck.
cts, BroOms Barley.
CANpLEs-A~orted Currnnts dried-CofTee ground
Rio Java--Chce4e. Groen Corn Cream Of Tartar Card.
Goldfish, Cranberres, Chickens, Corn Meal Camphens,
Candy. Clans Crackers. aoda end Boston.
FLoUR-Haxal and Caliego, California Buckwheat and
Rye
HANa-various brands, California and Oregon Honlay
Honey in tins.
Jelies and Jams.
LARp--in tins aud kegs; Lobsters.
MAcKEREr-in hlf bbls, bbls and kits Mustard En.
glish, Ea-tern and California Matches, Maccaroni.
OYsTERs-Onions Olive Polar. lard and Sperm Oils
PEAcTEs--lried. fresh and IN tins Paper manila re
Fruits. Pepper Pickles, Peas Pipes Pick Handles FORK
clear and mess, In bbls and hlf bbls, Potatoes Nt
inisiNs--in gr hlfan whole boxes Carolina, China,
batavia. Manila and raina Rice
soap Hills pale and chemical olive Syrup Boston and
San Francisco IN kegs and bbs Strawberries in tins
Salt sardncs, sago, shoyels Sugar crushed powdered
granuaied, ground China, New Orleans and San Fran
cisco refined, In bbls and hlf bbls.
TonAcco--sun. Peach, Strawberry Fruit. Apric.t,
Spanish Mixed Wilsons smoking Goodwln's smoking Ind
Green, Impera and Gunpcwder Tomatoes In cans
vcrmcilla. Vinegar. Whortleberriea In cans.
Yeast Powdcgs--PTcston & Merrill's.
LIQUORS-EngshA Ale and Porter In casks and bot.
ties san Francisco Ale In bbl' and hlf bbls.
stoughton's Btters Hoqteter's Biters Boxers Bit.
ters WOlfes Schnapps, Voldners Schnapps.
Turner's Ginger Wine Gordon's Raspberry Syrup
Sherry. Port and Claret Wines Choice Fresh Brandy
American Brandy,
Holland Gin American Gin Scotch whiskey, Club
House Gin, Monongahcla whiskey Lemon Syrup
ES- Orders for Goods not In our line will receive prompt
attention
All Goods shipped to viii be forwarded with
dispatch 20 all parts Of the mines:
SHEATH & ARNOLD.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16

TURNED WRITING MAsTER.-We learn that
soda Bil'' designs going up the country for
the purpose of teaching the art of penmanship.
He showed MS the other day sample OF his
bandiwork. being representation of Napoleon
crossing the Alps. which a. specimen OF pen
manship We have never seen surpassed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16

EASTERN PAPERs.--We are indebted to j. b.
Hamlin. of the Broad street Book Store. for 'ne
prompt delivery of papers from all sections OF
the Union. received by the Golden Age
CIV. Welch, of the Pioneer BOOK o'"re'
Main street. also has our thanks for New ork'
Boston and Philadelphia papers.
Messrp. Strstman. McGinn & Co.. ll4 WASH
ingt6n street. San Francisco, have placed III
under obligations for copies Of tbc hrish Nt'O
and fds So,sheTn CftszsS.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16
NOTICE.
NOTES LOsT--CAUTION.-On or about

HTOTES LOST--CAUTION.-O or aDou'
~ te g3d dav Of January. 1889 Pocket book wa' sIo
Lon f-on n ca bin of the undersigned at Sailors ha'lne
containing the following described notes -,
One drawn by Geo Barton for fifty dollars nAte Snn
e. Is5- one drawn by r. +. MeCOnn. for five hunnrea
d ninety dollars dated June 18th 1856 one drawn oy
wall Co for one thousand dollars dated Ooi o' 20.
one drawn BY Joseph Shopf for two hundred anu n, %
- dated nct goth 1858 and drawn by Byrum bsh.
s tentv6ye dollars date not known, The ABOVE poe'
| wsra ali drawn in favor David Patterson.
All persons cautioned against purcnasps oo.r % from
ating any of the above notes as thFy were s'o'en W
-as I'd no ons is authorized to collect them
| Nevada FEB. LIST ls5o--ls-4T" 49,, =, ,-rrDsoN
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16

the Express Company Of Freeman Co. have
made arrangements to open an Office at Nevada.
to connect with their other Offices Mr.. II.
Nackie. who is favorably known in this section
as a thorough business man, and who has had
much experience in the business, will have
charge Of the Office here. 1t is the intention oi
fhc company to open the Office on tue first oI
March.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16

PuBtIc ApxIxsTRAToR.-The Comfy Super
v;sors have appointed Mr.. Aaron Davis to the
ONCE of Public Administrator. made vacant by
the failure of F. II. Nicholson to give addition
At bonds. Mr.. Davis 10 capable and honest, and
his auuointment will give entr satisfaction.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16

CoUSrr SuPERvrSoRs.-T Board Of Super
xisorr dispatched all the business before them'
and adjourned OH Saturday, having been in ses-
sion one week. The proceedings, of general
interest to the citizens OF the county, will be
found in another column. The Board will not
meet again until the fret Monday OF May un
less called together for sot1e special purpose.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16

CrrY TAX SAIE-Thr property on which the
city taxes had not been paid for the present
year. was sold by the City Marshal. on Monday
and yesterday. The most of the property was
bid in by an agent, appointed for that purpose
BY the CITY Trustees.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16
GREGORY & WICKEs
EN- TIST r Y

mWm DR. A. CHAPMAN, Dentist, calls particular
1890 attention TO his Tooth Anodyne. which,
when applied win stop the toothaehe In ve mntes, and
ehecuaiy destroy the leaving il in t condition
TO be filed without causing pain, whore Il would otherwise
have 70 be extracted
All Dental operations performed in neat and snhstan
tial manner and satisfaction guaranteed IN all cases
OTT1cE-In Kidd Knox Brick Building coEnsr Pine and
Broad ress Nevada. where he intends 10 Ssain per-
unapeptiy.
O.tohe- 18th Is5s-?-N
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16

LIVE OAK Co.-This company took out of
their claims $9.O63 80. for the week ending
SATURDAY. last. Their claims are located near
the east gap of the Sugar Loaf.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16
TO PHYSICIANS---F0R SALE.
HAZE OF A PHYSICIANS OFFICE

nractlcc together With Drug store, and suit Of ON
= ~ San Franci co now doing Cash business oi rev
en- hundred and fty dollars per month To any IePse
table practitioner, with two thousand dollars ~
this is rar- opportunity to engage IN very S.hsd
scs n-actee which is cash. and has been estao"heo
for the last six years. - i.r,,h
n is reliable can be shown by remaining any 'ensn
Of time in the office and observing the business ,
None hut buvers and monied % need answer iAr'
ticula on an Interview. address Box lIlo, ran lf'A
ri. Post Office =
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16
Hydraulic Hose.

No. So Broad Street. Opposite Golden Gate H0'e9.
XLT ID. TERRY, sail maker takes this method
w Of informing the miners OF Nevada and vicinity
that he is now prepared 10 manufacture Duck Hose AZ
chea per rates and well be obtained elsewhere
Zeada county lie has the credit Of being the best Hose
,.ter In the county His Rvited Hose cannot be sur
nassed either for strength style He is also prepared
10 manufacture HUrsecove Wagon covers Tents AVN
ngs Uammock- wind-sails Summer Houses, Trunks
covered &e -,
He hopes By perseverance, and strict attention 70 ou'-
ness TO obtain a liberal share Of patronage 40,
Nevada Aug. IS. 1858. ~"
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16
TRAVELLING.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
NEVADA & WASHINGTON STAGE LINE

on AND AFTER JANUARY l. 1856, the above Line will
" run follows:
Leaving the Office at the National Exchange, Nevada at
o'clock NJ passing by Mountain Spring Honse, Aorgans,
Cold Spring White Cloud, Gold Hill and Alpha, arriving
at Washington BY one O'Clock In the afternoon.
II Il the and best Route 20 Washington, Omega,
Soochmans Greek, Poor Mans Creek, and Eureka.
Reurning-The Stages win leave the South Yuba Hotel
Washington every morning at nine o'clock and arrive at
Nevada BY one o'clock p. NJ connecting with the Cali
fornia Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn Sacramento Marys
vile and Shasta.
oHicc--South Yuha Hotel, Washington.
a. s. OI1N, Proprietor.
W. q McFlowRTs. Agent, Nevada. t3in
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16
SHEATH g. ARNOLD,
No 1913 J Street, Cor. of 7th, Sacramento

Agents for the New ldrIn Quicksilver, the
best nnd purcst In California.
A GENTS FOR THE "INIPERIAL FIRE
"A and Life Insurance Co." and "Northern Insurance.
CO. for Fire and Life. Have hand, and receiving
by every Clipper from the Atlantic States additions
Stock OF
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-02-16

Also California and Foreign Grape Vines, WITH fsu
sortment Of the other kinds NJ smaller fruits
The above of tho most vigorous and thrifty grswth
and well shaped Trees large sire from to Is feet r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02
sold StyIe,, and s.New StyIe.,,

These terms are sometimes TO be encountered in
chronological Works-as distinguishing the difference
between corresponding dates in The seventeenth aud
eighteenth centuries. Thus, we find in some of our
school and other books, that Washington was born
Feb 11th TO- s. or Feb. 22d, On. So 2782."
Sherwood's Gazser Of the State Of Georgia, of 1887
gives the following explanation of the subject:
"0Id Style, which by astronomical calculation,
had given excess of slsvsH days beyond the true
sosr time, between the sitting Of the Council of
Nice, March 81 A. D S25, anu the year 1852,
ed by act # the British Parliament Wednesday Sep
tember ID 1862 and New Style began on The day
succet ding on Thursday, which was denomiueted
September l4th, instead Of the customary Septem.
Der 3d. thus eanceling the eleven intermediate days
The common Julian year, reckoning three hundred
and sxty-fve days, six hours, instead Of the true
solar year. of thu e hundred and sixty i've days, five
hours, forty eight minutes and forty-fVe aud half
secoa Is, and given a day too much in about each
revolution Of hundred and thirty years; aud,
consequently, an excess of eleven days in the ore
thousand four hundred and twenty seven years,
which, in 1852, had passed since A d 325. In
reckoning the dates OF births and deaths, and of
important events which took place previously to
September IA, 1852, eleven dsys mast be added, to
meet the now established New Style.
"Franklin's Almanac, of 1852, appears to be the
only Almanac Of the Colonies which contained the
correc ed calendar Of September
This singular month stands thus: Tuesday.
/ +; Wednesday, 2; Thursday, IA; Friday, 10; and
onwards, in regular course, TO September Goth
the month con aiming only nineteen, instead Of the
usual thirty days"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02

A san MESSAGE By THE VANS On the oath
ult., bottle picked up from the sea shore at
Alenby by the guard stationed there, contain
Jog paper, upOl which inscribed the following:
''Of the Settles; blowing whole gale masrs gone
by the board water six feet in the hold ikiBg Isst
in spite of all hands the pumps; master aud three
of the crew overheard. God help Us. James Har-
ris, mate, American ship Jane, of Boston, December
24lb, 1855 If this should happen by Gods assis-
lance to reach land telegraph to LlOyOs in London
Immediately Cargo thrown overheard. No hopes
for the ship.n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02

STATISTICS OF SEWISs Misunderstanding to
the New York Post, one firm has manufactured and
sold during the last three months AGO sewing ma
chimes, and are now producing and selling one hun
dred per day. These vary 10 price from fifty to one
hundred dollars each, and this house has $500 600
invested, and keeps four hundred employed
Another firm has sold during the last year Ia 900
sewing machines. Their f4c.ory is in Boston, but
they employ in New York city $50 cahine: makers
to produce stands and ornamental covers for the
instruments. Another hrm sells about $50 machines
weekly. There are many smaller firms engaged in
the business
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02
ANo. STOCK FARm.

VWTB No Stock Farm for sale situated N tse NeA
w and OF Warren county, Tennessee, containing 3Jt
res. which Us well nbered, and the balance ira
iq state Of The land lies eleven miles Of SIC
Hnnviile and miles north OF the Aesnnve and Manches
ter airod and the Barren FORK Of Collin river, nmete
the forks OF said river, making all parts Of the farm
Upon the whole making Il Of the best
in the cs7ntTy Two hundred Of the tract
land But word, the whole 70 be surpassed
wheat clover ~ lies level and all tsna.
Those wishing buy good farm would do we'll and OC
the land 1t will recommend itself This land has al
ry improvements upon For other particulars, address c.
Brewer. Manchester, ,. Brewer Morrison Depot
deet4-sT&vr q. O. 4 A. j. BREWER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02
1889
q @ q 8 g - Q 3
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

YWyRkvELLERs for the North North West from the South
err Satas procure Tickets from ChsrlesoD savannah,
Chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon Wilmington, Knoxville,
LynbuFg Washington. Atlanta, snd Augusta to st Louis,
Louisville Cairo. Hickman, Columbus, Evansve Cincinnati,
Orleans, Nickurs, Psducah, Smihland and Memphis via
Nashville. Tennessee.
class Railroads and Steamboats,, With Close connections
points. Passengers arriving Nashville via Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, directly boat without detention
Ths the quickest and cheapest route for those bound for the FAR
West
Regular Cairo, Memphis and ST. Louis Line
The Fine steamboats, B. 81. huRyan Mnnesnka, Sails West
Cuba and J. G. Cline.
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville day at y NJ
Recng at Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad, and Trough from
Nashville to ST. Louis in Sixty hours
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance, Duneh, Ella, John Gault aud Tempest leave Nash
Vile every Thursday aud Tuesday j o'clock NJ time from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours and 10 Cincinnati four days
Regular Memphis New Orleans and Vicks-
burg Line OF Boats.
james johnson, Nashville. T. Howard Re Rover and Joseph
Inc Savage One Of these oats viii leave Nashville every other
day, at time Om Nashville Memphis 46 hours Fs
bnrg five days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville every day the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hrcass accommodation upon the Boats Tickets Se
procured At the different points, At prices named IN the annexed
Schedule OF Rates:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02
aasbbiIlt alnion AMI am,ritan.
Da.ly S Trl-weskly 81; wssaIy ss.


bNHWAHLE
One square, ear S30-Each additional square, aI0
advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOrs Will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR per bDsreor the FIRST Rnd FIFTY for
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements prblshed both the Daily Weekly viii
charged the full daily rates with Onehaif the weekly
adj ed.
7yaaset Advertisements Ss raid M al tie tins er
Insertion
To Correspondents.
It will a great deal OF unnecessary trouble II
friends writing us will mind the following
Always post Office county, aud State in the body
Of your letter.
you wish the paper changedrom Oce another, give
both Offices in fail.
write business and other matters write separate
lheets Of paper, or different leaves OF one sheet.
Letters solicited Hron ali such facts and
subjects may be Of information the public.
Anonymous communications Of whatever character win receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only side Of the
We undertake TO communications.
All letters business should be dreetea 10 MessT r.
EASTMAN & 90 and personally to either Of the Prope
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02

AN 0LD DocUMEET.-COl W. W. Garner, Of Co
lunbus city, Iowa, has in his library the Discipline
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, adopted at
conference held a. Baltimore, Nd on the 9Th day
OF December, 1884, at which the Rev Thomas Coke
andR Francis Asbury presided. The book was prin-
ted at Philadelphia Pa, in 1890 The printing
presents a remain of ancient times--of American
work
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02

A mau named A=her A skilhngs, recently died in
New York, who weighed 67s pounds. He was un-
married, thirty years of age. aad native Of
Portland, Me. The physicians making the post
norton weighed some Of the intsrns' organs the
liver weighed l61 pounds, aad The heart 2 pounds
ounces. The fat On his abdomed was 16 inches in
depth, and on the chest inches
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02

8 the agent Of Dr. SEELBf viii edcr At public slls,
a SATURDAY. the al cay Of April TEXT, ali his teral.
be stalllors Mares Jacks Jenne Hogs and Cattle hat
Faterand. his farm Nashvis Il Il usecs s
tie pegTess Of this stock advts1en eat lau ssey
that they viii SHOW good bleed in = J >alel
Twill mention, moreover a11o be rest ne old
sialon Marx Young Hail brother 70 soc IS and 1erin<
hlly his half sssr oaeTe TIE sale vii tka place
The farm. Commencing AZ 10 o'cisck A. n.
TERMsA suus under So cash, under 500 foar mor1s
All eiO and under twelve ranths and 81 80
one and two credit Notes euored and payable IL 811k
Without interest.
1lose Eho wish 70 and exsnine the stock A. car
ply % Mr. p 8. hc3URRY on he Farm, .h pes
or TIE NASHVILLE Gas Light Company.
r S-Any u the mentioned Stack pRrchasi
fsbI6-td wAsurssFoS BARsOw.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02
CHEAP FUEL.


Coke at Eight Cents per 3aShel.
YTyHE Nashville Light Co.. viii furnish good Coke IN large
quantities cents per bushsl; Il Is ne cheapest fns you
AZ uss A that prue. Ordes left 0cs 50 Cherry ses
r sbz7-Iw JAZZ n. KENDRICK, ssc5.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02

Some one said no, long ago. thst Cubs is the de-
bris ef the Mississippi river-fOrmed entirely out
of the sediment borne ia the bosom Of the Father
of Waters. The idea is good one, and shows the
relationship of the island to the United States
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02

Agricultural Progress ia East Tennessee.
The Religious Laielhgsnesr, published at Norris
town. Tennessee furnishes the following statistics,
showing the progress that is being made in agrcul
tursl matters, in that section, mainly in eonse-
queDee Of railroad improvements;
In 1850 the counties lying on the line, and iribu>
tsry TO the East Tennesses and Virginia Railroad,
had population Of in round numb 900
The same time the value Of their land,
(3,240,0O0 scres) 81, Sl6 900
They produced, bushels of cOrn.......-5, 72O, 900
Bushels Of wheat 900
Head CT 323 OOO
The same counties in 1857, stood as follows:
Population in round numbers 1875 900
Value of heir land SIG, 800 900
No. of bushels Of corn ,5S4 600
M. Of bushels of 10000
No. Of sWne... 600
winch shows an iuCI ease in population Of only
5000, not per cent IN years; and 1.-THE same time
increase in the value Of land, of $4,000 4 600
or about "a per cent. An increase in corn of 8l4,
GOO bushels and of hogs 200 head but Of whest
the increase was 642 900 bushels nearly 40 per
cent, and that increase mainly in FIVE or Elk
counties immediately The line Of the railroad
Several Of the counties not yet having the advan-
sge Of railroad, consequently show very little in
cr ase. But look at little county Of Jefferson,
with its Il 500 population and 253, 600 acres 10
oressei s abds from 81 3t0 0O0to 81 SOC, 600 near
" one million dOlars is Eheai from $4,000 to ZOO
GOO bushels. Is from 659 600 10 $40 600 ou-hS
| els, ard its hogs from 81 900 to $1,000 in
| years, and contrast it with Sewer, Hancock and
G aiborue counties with their small increase and 1t
shows eonolusively hst jefferson owes its improve
ment ia weelth to the East Tennessts and Virginia
1 Railroad For though il may claim great natural
advantage over Clcke or Claiborne in point Of soil
vet it had natural advantage in getting 20 market 10
| balance. Then suppose the railroads now under
construction 70 RogeTsFlls the seat Of Hawkins, to
/ Claiborne, Hancock, Granger, Sewer and Cooke
counties, completed, and they increased in wealth
in the proportion Of Jefferson, the result would as
tonish The most jealous frieads Of improvement.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
CUNNIN HAM a. CO.,
NO. 6, College street. near Church,
Nashville TEeunPSSee


VT7E opened extensive Seed and Agricultural Store
M shall devote exclusive attention this branch Of
business, and purchasers rely upon being supplied with
Fresh Seeds, and tie approved kinds Of implements
and machines Our GARDEN Seeds from D. Iandret Sons
House. all Of the growth Of 1853 Field Seeds
lected with care and warranted 70 germiuate.
SEEDS.
Clover Timothy, stripped Blue Grass Orchard Grass
Herds trass Me Hungarian Grass Musqu Usage Orange,
Perennial Grass And full Seeds
by pound or paper. jsu29 IN CUNNINGHAM . co.
A Rare Chance for MiIIers and
Capitalists.
YENE1E undersigned offers for sale his Val-
liable and extensive Merchant FIGURING Mills known the
sEGeveand Mills located al Cleveland, Tennessee
These Mills have been in successful operation the past
wears and faverby known -four dealers and
mers Of Georgia and Alabama The Mills capable
turning go barrels Of -four p hours having three
uu OF the French Burr Rock, Wheat
driven BY superior engine Of 30 horse power. The Sill
fixtures perfect order, and thing pertaining
MERCHANT FIGURING MILL
will he found complete best pine wood is worth
81 25 to u 50, delivered at the mill.
Cleveland considered the hest point East Tennessee
Milling business, enjoying large local trade from the Duck
Town Copper Mines the surrounding country the
pontln Tennessee TO buy Corn and Wheat.
Persons wishing information, viii please address the under
signed at Atlanta Ca apply H. B. Davis, agent, the
Nuls. - - LAW. . FEFEhss
8aebs-dIm. atlanta, Ca
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-02
SHAKER SEEDS.


From their Gardens South Union, ny.
We sways keep supply Of these Seeds they have
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
Gardeners families who wish their supplies had
better send in their orders before assortment broken
Ia9 RAINS & BROWN.