davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-06-22

~ The completest thing in the way Of Il Re-
frgcrutor it Inns been our lot to witness thus
far, WAS yesterday shown lis by Mcssrs. 4. II l.
G, II. Miller, ut their general house furnishing
goods establishment, y. State street, corner OF
Jackson. The article referred to is N@inship's
Improved Sc'f-vcntilatins Refrigerator. The
idea is to let the foul air pass off by means Of
ventilation, and while the air admitted is not
sufficient to effect the p1cliiny Of the ice 10 aux
observable extent, it is sufficient for the pur-
pose; thus instead Of c' crything tasting alike,
as is the case with other ice boxes, you have
cool and natural <5zdrort4 food when stol 4 in q!
"Wiuship." They have also Torrcy's new Four
Minute Freezer, which is simple and effective.
cheap and durable, and as tile advertisement
SAYS, with labor slight, cost light, your cream
comes OH. all right. Messrs. Miller are also
agents for Stone L Gus SelfSealins Fruit Jars
which are said to be i ''icctle" ahead nt Ill
similar inventions for preserving fruits
, 1859-06-22

NEW CorSrEEFElr.--The public arc cautioned
against new counterfeit note bill Of Tie It'hnt
Hirtr Bank, Bethel, Vermont The one shown
us is *3 bl!, tho upper par, If which is.inge'l
with red but it will tc Observed that tie color
dues not strike through. and show OH the back,
aud that the paper is very coarse aud com,nun.
The siEnasurcs-T. ". anderson, Cush., anil
\. =. lluuton, rrest- poorly done.
all Of tile letter A., denomination Of S3-hayr
been ru. afoat and that il is thought that there
is I gang in tho city systematically peddlin::
them off.
, 1859-06-22
THE CITY,

~ The term Of thu United States Court ter
minated yesterday.
, 1859-06-22

Mn. DExISxEE's CoScEnr.-Mr. Denlps,cr
and the pubns diller. lie rEc>umes that liz has
the ability to entertain an audience in large
hall by lis voice a1onc--a dtlusun in which the
public do not share. The time has been in this
country when such q feat was possible; but, Us
ting has past. The variety and excellence -cf
the musical entertainments to which the public
are now SO frequently invited preclude the pos
sitility OF tho success Of any mere solo singer
in 4 musical city like this. We arc not surpris-
cd that Mr. D., skil!ul antl we'll known a. he is,
should have sung last night to bcvgarly array
Of empty benches.
, 1859-06-22

Citizens and strangers who have milil-
nary to purchase should read Miss Marsh's adj
vertisement in another column. jelS-Gi.
, 1859-06-22

~ VIC arc gIad to know that orr Police
Magistrates havc proper estimate Of wife beat
ing by drunken and brutal husbands. They
disposed Of two yesterday. One James Riley
wlo was fined =. but sent up to D,ide"cll for
60 days, and another Michael Drcslin, whose
wifcs eye showed t1c pro"f Of lis brutal hit,
ting. lie was fine ID So aud sent mp for - days.
, 1859-06-22
auctinl1 @dIes,
aurtmn sales.
RY GILBERT & SAMPSON
AT AUCTION.
furniture, Tea Trays, Carpets,
Piauos and silyar-Plated Wars.
We VII! se:l II ou7 <a!.s.coua,
82.sss.,......E4KE HTu rE~r On

w. "~N '* II '1s s.l'aNG4l.
82............LAKE sTREEr..,..,.,,.,s2
on THURSDAY aaa FRIDAY, June :.as:us.
Al ~ %soss .,:e a' general = F.r,nr-
eonse,e N ar at NJ, e,y = fr d', " s
;Maa"k.ny a nd Malna' ia i:'l s.a> pa7uss A liz
say i SH5t IT. T. T. ;nx " a." MtG !: n: W
F.p Yursaa, Fable an vi. i4a. n variety Il s;vs,
a. It, ~: .3s; Sa;1 tsit lid, c::'s
&ttaef with Gaze Seat Fuckers anu Chal7,
VELVET, bkCssELs and lSt;KA1S riR7Er$.
quality. ioxsther via ia Tr.yt sf fAs & IT, Of as
bEDsTEADS
~ ~. E"nnd 6 ,.s c",1ere ~ Cherry IN ass Walnut Sag
The above goods t. .:1 fsr cash to thu ha..t
l*=nsse GILBERT : sAMpsox. Ane,e .esr,.
RY GILBERT j. S4AAlPSUN.-
PIANOS
AT AU ITO N.
We VI" '<i ii out sa:".;"1;n; o. TncR$DAS J@s. II
One NEW Uetave. I'M. F-nm- Ful Ro,.a c,-,e-at
Ai:o.ons r., ne SE:%SD A,Xn. ,st.ss fam. rv..v<>5.
jvsstdss GiLHENr : sANrsoS. :,u;.s.
g ALE con NTINl-ED
FlRST-CLASS FURNITURE.
At Auction
Without R<s*F'o. II NJ. 9s Randolph .,ss,t, rc>,A:,>
LoSp's lRoS n1.Eg.
ON THURSDAY MORNING, juno 23,
rs9 o.,t"sz.
les. s.3s-1tS4 fttf r.
r EE i co.
- ACTION 'oMNl>s1ns MERCHANTS.
No. d Rsrd':h .:rsrr. rh!ta.r, H.
ample stoFaxt aud sae.rnnns tr all kind. es IT en.ra;
tsr Libra ca*h .t!vsnc. f:.- ~ s,li,':nr.,;, nni
oef ses pnp,!y ply ~; s. n.s:! t, :;* tisf.n uA.n
TO THE CREDITORS or
L JAMES T.. PRIME,
ue''as WA A sa-c." tT' II txaes w!y T., L.,.s.
:ilor. ENGINE AND MACHINERY,
y r. Y s'ts. ss.s Of su 1 SH,rs @
,hs hsnsss s,j,f f'r ''' *'' 'S >''' ":'
CASH At rrnL1r Ay.,r:,x.
=. H. kERFO0T,
le''-7"'''o ''-7"'''o----.4.'x -.4.'x.ss Il J.n,s..,. l'rn,-.
BUILDING AND ol.\ClltAElI
II FUR SALE.
IN WEDNESDAY 'I1s 81: =: ~ - At ma 4, VI.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
70 the highest h!tr fr tah Tic :u;.a. ar,y c.,pt,a
'y.Fasnrs Z. l'un.r ~ i
CARPENTERS AND B1,LEEEs s.Ior.
TheFe IL good steam EGgin. IN! ,hr main -,,o,,rt
ruunln: ssas;Es fora >,s VI ths Kind will %tt wh T.
!sl5:tss:t :tss:t.---A.~':nss A.~':nss u I:.a'r,, i, r..ns>.
JOHN RANKIN, General
= Affr1"S ""t t'vNt>>t,s MERCHANT
No. i; l'an':'' thir: deer of,hv l'rls,. 1r:.%
, 1859-06-22

- Cover & Bakers new and uncaca.1ed
Fa,nslv Sewing Machines Mt $7''. Another in-
voice jus. received. Also silk. cotton and linen
thread, expressly adapted. IT.; Lake street.
jcls-lw Il. ALEXANDER, Agent.
- Photographic Fine Art Gallery, Florence
{ brigham, prolrieiors and operators. lA2 Lake
street. jell-lm
, 1859-06-22

4 vast number Of the disappointed iikc
Peakcr- have g'nr on 10 California. The ovtr-
land emigration to that State will exceed that
of uny year since l>;;'', MIR. McErick Of !l!ts
city left the '.:,nrs" about the last Of MAY a
few days before the rich dig%ngs were found.
lie mt bctn c"n Cottonwood Springs md Fort
kcarpey i'll three days, the following number Of
Fixes Peak teams n -oHt< for California, viz:
.1.:urei -. ,,....... - ,eatt~
;" .H?
, 1859-06-22

- Yesterday Dr. osgood and Gernlan
named Richbers were taken up OH charge Of
violating Bridge ordinance. The officer at Kan.
dolph street swore before the Police Justice that
osguod came driving furionsls OH to tue bridge,
yesterday forenoon, in doing which lie c"fded
with Riehbcrs's butcher wagon, this overturned
the Doctors buggy and threw him out Oh his
shoulder, but fortunately without severe injury.
lie was picked up, and AS the r inns would say
instead Of being taken to the hospital he was
tukcu to the armory, or rather appeared there
tn answer the charge. Kichberg WIS during the
hearing If the cast discharged, the officer decu,-
ing him blamcless. The Doctor had respectable
Witnesses WHO sworc that le tried al lie could
to stop Ills hurse but was unable 10 do SO, and
further in orderto yet into line before kcI,bers.
who did his best TO prevent him, lie was ucces>i-
tatcd to avoid any other accident from tlr cun-
ing convcyances TO drive on to the bridg &c naoye
rapidly than he wanted. The Dr.. was fined &,
utI costs, Lie gave notice Of his urpcul,
, 1859-06-22

EARM FOR S4ALE-Cheapest III
l. THE STATE -:3a acres ttn Ia'a7$ rer acr :.r,tl
trh plae with ri:t lI!. twenty uits ,-ut. ot ti-a.n.
b ear!'s:r rnai. situated o. 1s 11uTu C5ek r:,
Thornton sta1n fr .". t'r'i.:s. Il. H.; IL aEt'y
fenced has good road hath .sr. ar,i Is ctely
rnslutel by cttvaI f4t., Part tl>h. t4ante ..,t
eo l;sadlIh street. door vest u MyE;.sn llet...
mvsi-+w.hH1 MRS. 4. II. MIrFHElL
, 1859-06-22

SETH P,lSE's MuSEy---Frnm the st. Louis
Erprts~ Of Monday We CLEAN the following:
"Otsiccr Harris arrested George II. Phillips III
thu !cvcc last Saturday. in whose possession WAS
fnaEI $44 OIL the bank VI Chicago tSctb
la,ne's shinplasters' Which were perfectly new,
and calculated to deceive tlose who might con-
found it with the Chicago BANK which is per
fectly good and current. Phillips halls from
Tl,ratrn -
, 1859-06-22

~ Tic alarm of fire at 3 clock Oh Monday
morning was caused by the burning Of the resi-
dcncc If Dr.. Fox, in the town Of Summit. Loss
ea,5o1; no insurance 1t was, without doubt
the work of IN incendiary.
, 1859-06-22
150arDtllQ.
General Notlrfs.

TELEGRAPH S('HUOL.-I, ID.
L. Fr.lic + fn- have opeE~I Tt.ex!arh i. BE. II
BryAnt fstI + -trttun4 ostntrtu t'urxe tinii1 r
instruction. IT. 1ce.ssphnx In|sIur,I- crowded f,r
paA.ics knI further i.z1iculars 4A4uEc Il :.v Cuexe
teel.iu dG.1
, 1859-06-22

e Bridget Furlong ':lias Emma Snow. was
on Monday arrested BY the police for stealing Il
silk gown. valued ut s.a. Ellen McCriliiss, whn
boards at the Globe Hotel, kinzic street. sail
she lost ti,c dress three weeks ayo, and her sis
ter seeing Miss Furl"ni disportipg the silk
caused her to he arrested. Bridget said ger.
guvc it to her, but could not give any particr.
lars rs 10 time. date and marie. She was hell
for further examination. The case was contin-
ucl for ten DAYS.
, 1859-06-22

~ Remember the Strawberry and 1ce.Crcaua
Festival 1T Metropolitan Hall this evening. 1t
is for the benefit Of ST. Johns Church, and those
who wish to spend pleasant evening should
avail themselves Of this excellent opportunity to
do 50. and at the same time help good Cause
, 1859-06-22

A!.sO-N IUL ES y T. AiENT> FOR
BINI1> GERS
0LD LONDON DOCK GIN.
Reid wha: Willis Home Journal sys tfit:
Lrrt,n N'rr;, -: y Ills 1i""v ''::':al?
"Exsx " ';ssr.*s.- ::naay: D<Ii.ye. has wy
!; j., =. ;:' a. t':a; a., a.. h A. ,sh y~f :-."' :.
tr g The tac 1'a:nses ~e1i kn"wu that If t!s le'f
a n ii: III ill., MI # rat Il sy :F:f Ix fr % :sstxs Ssw
81. " l,ra sF,t. NY Yo1s have very hI.h lsrua
as,.e ry .ia.. ,h"if r:Ih,i:usi % Line - nd cd: %.
Hin. tlv IaTrt a'd eitc.; Il T.. vim .m: eu", 'lry
s;aE the f4!t!, Al! Lor q. sl- p.d:c thIs given s'
the public
1f.csn Norr::, 4,., Nln1s, u.rs. .1,mrral)
May 1T. 1Sss
IT.. Msss1,A ~ Ei:i: e., lH"'!tT - b., it,'*'d ID
WI" Aa.e fi.e;4 4 GA.r &ss.
Pm: ~ i. o.ut i:"'lr. III, f'r s,c at .whc,e;a'
above, ad Al Estai! by II: rs>* l'n'ss::>.s a." t;5o.
j, e11 Ghfl
1,ONGRESS W.ATER.--Fresh.
~ I!liE.T FROM TIE $FElSt;s.
BOTTLE, CASE OR G loss.
!. II. EEEl' i 20.
L.. IfE+..:as .,"-. III ::.! 1s6 l..ke sts:vt.
rITHATE MAGN ESIA,
FRESH AND SPARKLING,
Prepared ard >o:a ty liz Bottle Or GKuss IL.
!. II. REED < Co.. Hrnes:aTs. is4 + ls' Lasrs>t.
CODA WATER SYRCPS, OF our
~ ila:.afartu:..
Madc from the Fruit and Pure.
l. II. REED q" r.: ss~, :t>, II: ar: l4s Lake st.
S0 BONE:, WESTERN RE-
~ rhes:s f., !s,;iye W T. "a S;,t:rns1
10 MES HEKKEMER
~ y es .S;w it !'Sss1 ~ u T. i.s4Is;: sIIsnt! sisst y
NOTICE To LUMBER DEAL
FIX. 4Sr T. sn4 = x.r ro:s1n:mA 1ywa;'; =; IL, f
ri'vilr.t furnishes fr:.> sa
4 !"..Lef s"trs .'sa. tl:,>e :n?;n'sd 'S ne Al
M jixz : I'll ea' t. T. VI. iiiGplt iHi~i ii inspector.
CROOKS AND BONDS bought
y :.ttae l;r,scrs Beard IN New i"E:
BY TELEGKApIt.
1encm E. WILLARD & YorS,;. NJ. . csa,ks:.
I+HKU1T ms,
SEJF-SEAI.LING,
Several Patterns,
naxno>EDF THEM THE VERY l'E:1 IN MARKET.
At :>l Like .;te:. Tl1CS. 'iEoKGE.
pELllD CANS, WITH Salty
!. l. STOrrEES.
Every Family skauld have THIN II Aay.
S"- 81 Law -,reer, Chicago. TII.'s. GEoEGE-
w Al; N All; FURNACES.
Registers. Eentiiator>: &C.,
! rrrSp ~
T1I0s. GEORGES, oo1 Luke Street.
,rOOKIN q RANGES AND
WATER BACK STOVES.
At Thomas Georges,
Jelly eai 1.AHh STREET. CHICAGO, I'LL.
ITO LUMBER DEALERS AND
i OTHERS.
PLANIN: AND MATCHING.
ye subscriber viii rL2y sd M4ttA Lun.i. II The TO-
1n.rr: ratt>s
P.a..e aid Ma:>ll ing "c tit Wps!aor! Ma-
MakinE r.sn" >i.;s fur fiuurirk. H.1'
lsF{aEe lsuEea Sat:-' '.----..-.--..-..-.-... i!s
>t::Iat:s lAh
All othcr wtrk 4: rnroricn4s Ene. and nc IN work
13at,ar .llarrtr. DAVID GUDuWILL1E.
, 1859-06-22
,1for E=alc.

EOR SAIE.-.\bout twenty pieces
L Or length, ii shifting, tuSr1rnS. Pa,
c,n'a reE s.nLd Apply II tac CuA1.rs ise:n # It's
,.1are, o1 C!Ask .r.ctt. trs,.lw
EOR S.ALE.-4A very fine Light
l. np~n Ts,rgy. nearly 1t'w. Can he seen a. Srt H.
Tuttle < Gor Fatasr l:rlsnr| Market ,.rr.t. -twr,
N:I.ttl IL cheap. jr1l
, 1859-06-22

STRAWBERRY FEs7iyAL.-T ladies' connected
with st. .1ohu's Church, located 1T Union Park.
inyite their friends to Strawberry Festival at
Metropolitan Hall this evening. We arc quite.
sure that all who attend will find It pleasant
company, with 4 bountiful supply "F tho mast
delicious Strawberries aud their concomitants.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-24
DR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

~ Dr. King fsnRerly Of New Tork, far the last fsul
SzaS years o. Louisville, Kentucky sad Who d.
voted his attention 10 the treatment al private fo
thirty years. asters hmself having atsnaed pcss
anGeure Hsny thousands hs Is enabled
all diseases Of private nature, matter how bad y g
fren diudielous mgdiea teaen from sssldct q gssir
Dr. Kings Dispenay Is No. . Dsadeek street. hetse8
Cherry and the square, where be all diseases pTafs
nature.
GoSoRA cured Wildcat EsRsous msdciss inisrfsgnss
from business.
s By 81 operation which paia- Where structure
exists, health eaHnot be enjoyed Perhaps disease eluscs
more mischief aud unCernines the constitution much
sEraI, With all the diseases Of ne skin, sng out q seq
eet Or had treatment, BE- edeuaily cured ia lev d1ys
sEsAI WEAKHEs, particular attention having been Fen %
% disease, and all the growing OF H. erousat
n many the destructive habits uf aconsierle
Youths and excessivs Indulgence o sa passions neglect 81
FhcA Will undermne the eon0s aeng he subject un
Tor busness society," and causing premature old age
Females Eho may Be laborng vita dheuly q ths Home
nay assured 81 immediate RELIEF.
Perssns residing abroad, By Erifng so stng tAer e va
fee enclosed directed q Dr. 4. Hia9, No. = Dcck street
NASHVILLE, Tnnessee, viii hsgs tie nedcine ll 70
heir address, with necesssy 6reons ttct aoseryed
once hours fsm selock Is be orat8E until I'm he eFsnn
may S3-dAwig
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-24

Il. G. EASTMAN a co.
q. HAsTMAE, p Q. DuEEISGToS, ). o. GRIFFITH,
q. o. POTSDExrER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-24
Democratic Proceedings in Knox.

We feel specially grstiisd at the proceedings Of
the Democracy of Knox county, in their meeting on
! ths 14th inst, which are given at length in the
knoxville Register. We regret the press of matter
will only admit of summary OF these proceedings.
| They declare that the integrity Of the Demos
cratic party must be preserved and to this end the
old landmarks must be observed, and its ancient
faith inculeaied That they believe in 'an ecouom-
ioll administration of the affairs Of Government,
and to prevent peculation sristocra:y ard corrup~
! ton, that no more revenue should flow into the
Treasury than is requisite for the Legitimate expen-
sea of administration /" Aud "reassert the doc
triacs held and taught by the statesmen Of the Dem
OCratic party, that the proper and safe cOnstrue.
ton Of the constitution is strict adherence to the
limits expressly granted, and total abstinence from
the exercise Of all doubtful powers" THAT the
Hos. l. G. Harris, the present able and efficient
Governor is their ch ice for standard bearer in the
coming confess"
The following are their resolutions in full on the
subject of currency:
Rssolgea 9th, That on the subject of Banks and
rag currency, redOunding as they do 10 Ihs inter
est of the few and detriment of the many the De-
mocrscy revive their ancient hostility, believing
them pergersioA Of natural and sound currency
destructive of the best commercial interests Of the
country and without warrant in the fundamental
Law Of the land
Resolgsa 9Th. That while we cannot interfere with
existing laws the subject of Banking, We would
recommend such action on the part of the Legisa-
tire Of the State would secure the people against
losses by any of the existing institutions TO iuhib
il their expansion, to enforce observance of laws
and regulations concerning them, and in the future
charter no more institutions for emitting bills of
credit which have not in the custody of the Stale
coin in their vaults dollar for dollar.
The holding of convention at Clinton on the
10Th OfApril 10 nominate candidate for Congress
is earnestly recommended, with the request that the
other counties will respond.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-24

CorroN FAcToRIEs IN MARYLAND The Baltimore
Price Current furnishes a table Of The cotton faeto>
ries in Maryland showing the daily consumption of
raw cotton to be nearly fifty thousand pounds of the
value of over six thousand dolars-operating 81,
500 spindes and 1886 loOms The large amount of
cotton duck and other heavy goods made, explains
the psueity Of looms II adds: "The capital invest
ed in these various properties isabOutihree millions
of dollars, and the value of the annual product at
present price Of manufactured goods is abOst three
and half million Of dollars.
4 eaeuatea ayats fAnls Tor SAFELY
CUNNINGHAM & co.
ansf-sE Ne.6 college street
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was the Atlantic cable a HumbUg,


Various insinustions ana assertions have beer
thrown out of late doubling or denying the reality
of the messag S which were reported in August,
1865, as transmitted through the Atlantic Cable.
The Boston Courier of the 18th inst has sone able
and searching remarks from Vnder in reply to these
destinations and imputations, and in proof of the
genuinensss Of the connection and communications
reported through the Cable As summary of the
argument, we quote from the concluding paragraphs
of g FINDER:
On Monday, the trenty-tl1dof Augast, 1858, Mr..
James Eddy, the general Superintendent Of tue
American Teleg; aph Company, died at Burlington.
in Vermont. The announcement of his death was
telegrsPhed to Newfoundland. and thence over the
Atlantic Cable to London, which city it reached on
The tloeEy Jourth-hst is, the next day aft r the
death occurred at Burlington, and the fac was duly
recorded in the London Times Of the tlCeHty-fflh"
Now, think even observer" will agree with me
that here is case in which there could have been
no 'colluson." Mr.. Eddy was q gentleman and
Christian, as every man who ever knew him will
freely acknowledge, aud the thought is not to be
entertained for a moment that he would have con-
spred with others, and contracted to die on a GER
tain day in order that the fact of his death might be
sent 10 London in advance, and the announcement
there Palmed off upon the public in the shape of
cable dispatch, for the purpose of enabling certain
parties 10 sWlndle the community? But how else
could the announcement of his death at Burlington
in Vermont, have reached London on the day fol-
Loving It, if the Atlantic Cable Ees not then in
working order7 l should like TO have 'sObserver"
answer me this question through the columns of the
rapers and, in the meantime, to use his own lan>
euare. | shall wait with "curious Impotence to
see the answer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-24

The number Of animals now in use in the Army
is stated follows by the Department. 5000 eaya-
ry horses $50 horses in the ouariermaster's De-
YsTtRsnt; %, $50 mules IS samsls and 1872 oxen;
"e"h - - FUHMAN a co.
vss7 No. Public Square, Tie Suspension Bridge
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-24
JOHN B. NORRIS Is co.,
GENERAL LAND AND COLLECT
ING AGENTS,

GALVESTON, TEXAS
have perfected arrangements for the COLLECTION OF
w CLAIMS throughout EaIiern and Middle Texas. Our
correspondents are efficient and responsible Attorneys
operate with Us and give personal attention
KEMlTTANtES promptly Eade in Sight Exchange Or
leans Charleston, Boston, New York.
Land Agency.
We will 6R, sci CHd locats Ltls pan Ttres fareaig1te
Lana IteS, procure Land Pds, and business
connected with the LANDS TENAs. especially
cit the adjusting Of OLD LAND CLAIMS for minors
residents, which we do in all for contingent Zee.
All the correspondence is conducted information
In regard claims collection OF 70 be secured are
received and recepd for Office sent with full nruc
tons to our correspondents.
JOHN d. NORRIS L co.
REFERENCES:
MeSsrs T. II. McNAHAS & GILBKRT,o
- BRiGGGs K YARD, ~
ALLES & HALE Uo'tefs"i LeS"s
Colonel JOuS ; SNYDoR,
Jas KYLE, -'"''e't'e' te'sN'
feb24
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SPRING AND SUMMER
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
VARIETIES, &c.

OUK stock % Gentlemsn'zWczr TAor-' Trimming Lalss'
Dress Goods Dress TmEslngs Lace Nantes, White Gaois,
Irish Linens Emhr0deiess BonuetS, EoHs, Black silks,
Rusehes Artacas, Hosiery Gloves ard Varieties geners via
be found complete and inviting any before offered In
this msrket.
Merchants who wish 70 buy FOG
Cash short Tlms
would DO veil examine soe shall oGer he
snrCEHEyfa.
We respectfully solicit call from al MERCHANTS visiting
tie siO. lfebs2-u A. J. MeWHiRTER q co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-24

The Massachusetts House Of Representatives have
adopted the amendment to the State Constitution
requiring two years residence in that State sfter
naturalization before voting. 1t was party vote
BLACK Republicans voting in the affirmative, ind
the Democrats in the negative. Tais knocks the
Know Nothing argument on the head that foreigners
at the North are Abolitionists
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A bill has been introduced in the Indiana Senate
declaring all marriages between first cousins con-
traoted after LIST Of July next, void The bill also
Furnishes a clerk who shall issue license, or
Magistrate or Minister who shall marry persons so
connected The indianapolis Citizen says there is
large majority in favor Of the bill and that it will
undOubLedly pass.
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