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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-08
Y - F0fF NHlTNEI 6AIVN FrcpEistOrS.
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KI0O 0Nn RdH2t1tW4s
0sHR subscriber being obliged h nake change
J. In tho WArcn RErAIAiAa DnFARrAEAr. has ~
who understands his business thoroughly. Great.
care will be taken With III work entrusted 10 my
oars, and the work waRrsneed 10 give satisfaction.
TAs RepsiriMs " CtoGhs, Jscsiry, re-, also the
faetuTing of aoods vi every description, shall
receive my personal Attention, and warranted.
r.. S.--Wosk o1 sn kinds not giving PA5ecf sat-
ifacticM, will be promptly adjusted by calling on
the subsGribcr, At No. ] Estes uouse
April S-dkw SAM,L q. BRIDGES.
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UK ESR GOODN.
ROUHLE ANDpLAIN TX lHT ORGANDIEs
IL md HAN FOES; double width Black BA-
AkaE6, Just resolved BY AZ EAa-
juns6-d r. ID. f06TKR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-08

ASS0~s HAnNVN MAAANUEMENI A&S0Ss
- = ST. Louis, ST. PAUL -
srILLW ATER.
NOR1HERN LINE PACKETS.
NsH1 following swift and superior Steamers win
u scmposs this line for The present season:
Gan ADA, Capt. WAkD.
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt Hull
DENMARK, Capt. GRAY.
HENRY CLAY Capt SfKvExsox.
PEMBIEAW CAPT. 9RiSY1rH.
METROPOLITAN, Capt. knoDss.
VIM. /. EWING, Capt. GREEzs.
N0KTHERNEk, Capt. ALroaD.
They win leave Keoknk, for 81. Paul, on Tues-
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings and
for 81 Losir On Tuesday, Thursdsy, Friday and
Sunday mornings. saS
This Lime has been in soscessful operation for
the past year. and for regularity ooniort and par
feet reliability has not been surpassed by any or
ganisstion the Western Rivers, and hope to
nsYit con finance Of the liberal patronage which
hes been heretofore bestowed upon them.
For freight or passage apply to
BROWN, AUSTIN 4 CO., Agents,
Levee, Keokuk.
WARDEN sHALER, Gent Agts., St. Louis.
Fsb36A
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M W. H KCKR, M. d. surgeon
1v1s Denttst. Ofics On Escond~St., -
between Main and johnson streets, Kso
huh, Iowa. O
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-09-08
CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

Main Street. Doors above the BHt~1s Hows
done according to Physiog
i 4 nomy and the principles of the Cotteu,.
Hair and Whiskers dyed to perfection, either
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention to his style
q hss isssssaaff;, Hsss.saf; - -. ntPis''io'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

The Memphis appeal has the following notice Of
a rather singular case: "It appears E. A. Benson,
on settlement with DR.. C. s. Swan, of this city,
in July last, came out in his debt ten dollars and
not having the immediate cash at hand, to pay Dr.
Swan, SO gave him order on the house of Messrs-
j. E. Merrimsn s. Co. Dr. Swan presented the order
and it was accepted. Some twelve months after
wards while DR.. s. was in Mississippi, the house Of
Merrimsn & Co., settlement with Benson, brought
in the said order that Benson gave DR.. Swan. Ben
son denied the order. The house Of Merrimsn &
Co wrote to DR.. Swan and he came Immediately.
Benson still denied the order ind prosecuted Dr. s.
fer forgery. In the absence of witnesses, Dr. 5.
entered into bond for his appearance at the October
and November, 1858, term Of the Criminal Court
DR.. Swan attended sll through the term, with his
witnesses, but Benson did not show his face; hence
DR.. 8. was released. DIR. Swan has brought suit
against E. A. Benson for malicious prosecution.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

The Memphis 4Ppeal of the 5th says: . We
stated yesterday that boy was accidentally shot on
Monday BY the discharge Of pistol at gun siors,
near Ash's Theatre, By an employee in the store
named Bowman. The boy, whose name was Rob- IT
Scale, and who was fourteen years of ag fingered
through the night, and yesterday morning he s1>
pred. The ball had passed through the body and
lodged in the spine Before his death Scale stated
that the occurrence was accidental, aud tat Bow
man was blamslessi the latter is sli in jail, but
when an inquest is held he will, We presume, be
discharged. The circumstances attending this case
are of avery painful nature. The boy was the son
of widow, towards whose support he contributed
by his labor as newspaper crrrier, in which cs
pacity he was much esteemed by hi, employers fer
his fidelity aud attention to his duties"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

snce viii advance yCur principles. influential citi
zens, men Ct every class aad condition in sOce y
We invite you all-eOus and enlist under the banner
Of old Tennessee DiyisiOa, With the iatsnsiOn Of
lighting through the war. You must be on the one
side or the Other-thoae Who ara not with US are
against US II you are with rs, you must don the
badge Of the Sons, and take your position in our
srny. We wish to see who are the temperance men
in this community. We wish to geAsp you BY the
hand and Congratulate you as fellow soldier. Come
forth, therefore, every that is with rs in sym
Pathy, and let sndeavor TO alleviate the suffering
and smelorste the condition of our feROw man,
that in the end may receive the welcome paandit,
well done good aud faIhf0l servant, mas neh as
you have done it ueto Of the least Of these my
breihrsn you have done il unto me- enter thou into
the joys Of thy Lord" SoS OF TEMPERANCE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08
rOa The UNION ANS AMERICAN.
The sons of Temperance.


Twelve years ago Nashville bOasted seven divis~
ions of Sons of Temperance, with membership Of
several hundred composed Of best citizens, men
interested in the welfare Of those around them,
whose hearts pitisd their unfortunate brethren.
These bound together by the pledge Of Temperance,
aud aotusted by spirit Of charity, without which
we are as sounding brass aad tinkling symbols"
worked successfully in the causs leading nebriates
to the fountain of Purity, where washed in its heals
ing uaters, and clothed in the robe Of Love, and
stamped with the seal Of Fidelity they stepped forth
reformed men. Many such trophies are now to be
seen amoug us, Who with thankful hearts aeknowl.
edge that all they have and are, they owe to the
Sons of Temperance. Then was a time of rejoicing
| to every true philSntrOpist. The sgsd and the
young man, the minister and layman, Influenced by
q common sympathy, strovs to put down the demon,
| InIemperance. Poor drunkards oVercAme their
appetites and could be seen in the division room,
whereths hand of fellowship given them, and the
experience of others heard encouraging them in the
warfare against their enemy Wives and children,
who had been subjected to cruelty and shame lifted
ND their heads and upon whose faces we're seen the
/ beams Of hope. Then the heart Of woman exulted,
blessing the Sons of Temperance
I oh that the reign Of peace, which commenced
so happily, had continued Man in his prosperity
too often forgets the suffering Of his fellow Moral
men, advocates Of pesce and good behavior, should
,emembsr that their influence is felt their example
fai,o we'd. Alas our strSng men, our influential
memASls growing tired Of the good work. and think
ing possibly it would go on, and forgetful that they
were in great degree the supporters andupholders
Of this organization, withdrew Gradually our d.
vision disbandsd; the cause of Temperance wsDed ;
% Aeaperance in all It's borrid forms staIked forth,
for ten years orr good city has been under the
~ of King Alcohol Notwithstanding this reign
,sr, Tennessee Division, No SO, manned by q
: get determined crew, proudly Westhered the
-N Opposition, and dbravely repeled the attacks
x-Rever once lowering her banner, though
: n.' y, susrounded by enemies Honor to this
SFlsiOn, Souvenir Of past glory! Honor
uAys hearts, who, uRdismsyed by the
'~' ,1sr Of the opposition, struggled on
Vi to whom this day we are indebted
. Of the blessed Institution, than
or the perpeluit. - - ca ,h.r. a. 80
be wants of man.
,,''.'.,.c osPel! Ye who from Sabbath
atty; We are striking at the
- y; will you not join us and
cry Os'iS u iniiHO this greatest Of ell evils.
ssist in putting down "a ,As. G.. % T.mnsr.
MOralist
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

The Franklin Review states that the January ses-
sion of the county Court of Williamson, fixed the
| salary of Count Judge at $1,000, in addition to
fees and psroni. tes The County ta1is assessed at
II co,,s We hundred dollars worth Of taxa
BILE pronsrtv vbioh ,elng added to the State tax
8 l>16 cents) makes the whole tax 20 cents on the
s1OO-tbe sams a, las, ear. County tax on polls
25 csnts which vi,b ,bs tate poll tax t5O eents)
makes 75 cents p.ruOl as it was the last year The
Re piso adds. .For the uriv; sgs Of keeping tip
pin house, the county tax is : anu 'ne 0'A'e
60, Kin, ,to 6or,a ,rs ,o,oii, 20 which the man
J,1;5 -. l.. .,,st 'ch it is to coast
II, the Court did
not settle F" ~-'t' 1--i n~5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

Messrs. Robertson TOpP James G. Jones. F. NJ
White, j. Fowlkes, E. H. Porter, Sam. Tate, ald
John Robertson, being requested by all the parties
in Interest, to call convention of the friends of
Pacific Railroad, from the Mississippi river TO the
Pacific ocean via El Paso; sugsSs thats all the Rail-
roads and Corporations sppOAat representatives., and
individuals shall come in person, who feel inter
est in the building Of EOsd to the Pacific to meet
at Memphis, Tenn, on MOndsy, FEBRUARY Z, 1859,
for the purposs Of taking action in relation to the
same, and deVisng some plan BY Whish the work viii
be commenced at an early day, under such auspices
as will insure its success
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

Moore and his wife and mother, were brutally mur-
dered on Saturday, Christmas night,) in McNairy
county, about ten miles from Chewsllaw depot.
The old lady was not quite dead when the deed
was discovered but was unable to give any clue to
the murder, only that it was not done by negroes.
There was great excitement in the neighborhOod,
and several arrests had been made but the parties
were discharged. There we're two children Of Mr..
Moore uninjured; the youngest, an infant, being
nearly frozen, when discovered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

WINCHESTER AND ALABAMA RAILat ADJ ~
Huntsville (Als) AdVoeats has the follow g paf<'
graph in regard to road in which a very large
number Of our readers are interested ..a-.l 7s.
We are glad to that efforts are making to ex
tend this road into Madison and through it to 6e
Tennessee river there TO unite with the road to Sc
ma. The road is nearly completed 70 the Alabam
line, within seven miles Of New Market 1t is TO
this read there is county subscription Of $50 OOO
II will traverse animportant, wealthy and popuous
part of Madison eoUnty-One that greatly needs
aud which will be vastly benefited by its coust nc
tion. Col. Hugh Francis Of Winchester, Tenn Is |
now engaged in arousiug the attention Of our peo>
pie to the subject fer the purpose of getting sub
scTiptioDs stock of road so as to put il
under contract. We are not posted as 10 prospects
or plan Of operations for has seen proper 10
commGBicate with us aud furnish US information
We feel great interest in the enterprise IL is fea
sible it will benefit large portion Of our country;
it will inter ectj TennIses at de- sirabe po It
will be important lIk 10 the, We hope, sOon>,o-
be accomplished connection with South Alabama |
via Gunlersvle or Boards Bluff. The people along |
the line of The road in our county deeply /
interested in anc who will be 80 much benefited by
its cons ruction, will, trust, forward and /
subscribe stock enough TO build the road. They /
csn-they have the ability The oH surely will |
not be wanting. The people Of New Market will /
soon hear the whistle. They can secure the en- |
of the locomotive into their pleasant village
by Little liberality. We hope they will not be |,
found wanting in spirit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08
PLAETERs BANK CT TENNESSEE,
D .sni..L L.. q Io-n

At meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of this
Bank called for theoccasiOn, the death of Henry B
Morris, Esquire Of the members Of the Bank be-
ing suggested it was uusnimOusIy, Rss'Eved
LIST That the Direeeors attend bis Funeral in q
body, and pay his remains the last sad honOrs to
which his upright character and Amable qualities
justly entitle him.
ID. That they sympathize With his tamily in their
bereavement and tender them their k.udest condos
lence.
Sd That copy Of these resolutions be handed
them.
A copy from the minutes.
D. HnAKER. Cashier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

Us invaluable external applicant for Rheumatism, Neu
ralga spraus Bruises Head ache sc. It fails It
Easpreparedhy late Rev Mr James Of Chattanooga have
M dozen What have Is warranted 70 be genuine. Per
Bottle One Dollar
Bed Bug Rane--Drives from old Houses and old Bed
steads Bugs and Fleas. Only e5 cents per bottle
The GrRfeuburg COnsumPIiVess Balm is
the attention Of all having affections OF tn
Lungs Colds either light When all other Pectors
dcines failed this with certainty be relied In
early stages Of Consumption seeran In the last stages
very certain Felieii
All weak lungs should test its virtues which
are wonderfully in disorders not to he t6ed with
Many citizens Nashville attest its euratvepoEers
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
dec2s-sf "A College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08
MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

AM now Offering for sale and Lot Cherry street,
now occupied by Mr. B Weller
The house very and eommodous containing over Een
ty rosms cellars coal and wood sheds &c
The house in good Of it beng recently rebuilt and
better adapted first class boarding house than any house
in Nashville
t ave et and the situated the lot as to admit OF
addition that would render it eommoous As any hotel IN
the city.
large portion Of the fnturean bepurchased with the house
II desired.
tis we'll knoEn that keeping is in this city, most
table business any wishing to in such yoca
oD this is an excel ent opportunity procure eligible Oca
on being all the business portions Of the city
For terms &c, apply to
T.. /.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

nashville & Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE BAILY TRAINS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

The NelOs is Indebted 10 Mr. P. L Nichol, Depu-
ty County Court Clerk, for the following statement
OF county matters transacted by the County Court
of Davidson at its session on the Sd inst.
Taz assessors for 1859.-The following gentlemen
were appointed TO take the list of taxable property
for Aer respective districts for the present year.
viz: Tho. J. Halle, Thos Fuqua, W. B. Phillips,
Tho. B. Page, W. E Cartwright, JnO. c. Briley, JnO.
W. Gaines, Hiram Gray, w. ". Lyles, n G. Belch-
er, Tho. Morgan, Samuel B. Davidson, IL L Porch,
Geo. Green, Jas s. Russell. JnO. Taylor, JnO. Ii.
Cartwri CHI, BsWes Graves, n B. Willis, Henry Holt,
and ]. B. B. Carney.
Collector -Jno Green was elected Revenue Col~
lector for State and County taxes.
Railroad CoIIector.-0ur old friend Thos. W. Bal
low was elected Railroad Tax Collector, and first
rate one he will make, we are sure.
4 Commissioners Of the POor.-Hawes Graves, Jno.
Taylor and B, Willis, were elected Commissioners
for the Poor establishment Hawes Graves is Trea-
Hurer.
Jal Commiss;oners-W. H. wilkinson, P. W.
Maxev and J Alexander were elected Jail Com
missioners for Davidson county, for the year
SurUsyor.-HeDry Eiehbaum was elected County
Surveyor in the place Of James b. Allen resigned.
Kindred Ray was elected officer to wait upon the
County Court for the yes<.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

TheMemphis appeal of the 9th says: ave learn from
a gentleman who came passenger by the Memphis
and Ohio Railroad, last evening, that difficulty
occurred in Raleigh, yesterday, between Lewis
Wells, the newly appointed County Jailor, ana Sohn
Branch, the former incumbent Of thai office, in
which Branch received severe and, it vas thought,
a mortal wound in the breast, from pistol in the
hands of Wells" E ...r...,--- .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

The Mprfreesboro NcOs states that the County
Court of Rutherford at its session on the Sd, by
vote to 27 to II, resolved to build Court House
in the town of Murfreesboro. A committee of five
gentlemen was appointed to contract for the work
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

The two men from Pittsburg, Sam'l Young and
Theodore HOldsnburg who are charged with entic-
ing negro belonging to W. 7. Williams, of Mem
pills. to leave the State, examined before Squire
Horne the 4th and committed to jail for trial in
default Of one thousand dollars bail eseh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

Makes better coffee than possible in any other
way because by ingenious hat simple
Keeper may boil her coffee Tor any length
aroma thus securing all the elements of the
and prJpOrtiO combinations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08
Aasb6iIls anipn ann 9nsrltap.
DalIy ss; Tri-Esekly s5; weekly s,
ates OF Advertising.
REEwABLE AT PLEASURE.


o,esQuare one year, S3O-Esch additional square, SO.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess.
N THE WEEKLY.
oSR DOLLAR per buarfor the hrst and FTrT cEEIs for
Adyerenents published in both the Daily Weekly,
be charged the full daily rates with Oneha the weekly rates
TSSslsns Advertisements Us Be paid fer tAs sins Of
'' To Correspondents.
IT will save great deal Of unnecessary trouble IL
f-iend In writing TO will bear in mind the following rules:
ALWAYS give date post Office county and State in the body
II YOU wish the paper changed from Office to another give
both offices in full
n ven write and matters write
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters solicited upon all such facts and
iects as NAV be Of information interest the public
ANONYMOUS Of whatever character VIII receive
noattenti0n. -
CORRESPONDENTS should write only upon side Of the paper
Wecannot undertake. rejected communications.
An letters on s0nd be directed to Messrs E G
E1sTMAs Co. and net personally to either Of the PrOPre
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08
Snle nf NeEroes.

NY virtue OF deed trust eHeeutsd 10 by Patterson
and Mary Patterson, Eha IS Of record in ne heger
once Of Davidson county, No %, page 206 and 2
viii expose to public at thu court house gate saturday
the 18th day Of January l to ae highest bidder Tor a ne
following slaves TO Wit Phillip, yellow boy aged about IL
years Marah yellow woman, about twenty, and her child
Martha AGED about months Sale within legal hours
srr95-dtls JESSE COLLINS, Trustee. 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

Edwin Booth. the tragsdian, and Heenan, alias,
the "Benieis Boy, the pugilist, passed Memphis
the other day on the steamer Uncle Sam, on their
way to New Orleans
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08
SALESMAN WANTED
In a New York Fancy Goods House.

YEyO person Travelled either for Wholesale Boot and
Shoe Grocery Goods House. and bring satsiac
tory letters employer, to the extent OF e he can
influence and ether quafcaOnsto such person good
nents will be offered By the advertisers.
Address B. & NJ, box 1872 Post0hce, New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08
CO1TPTROLLER,S OFFICE,

NASHVILLE. TEsS., Dec. 9s, 1853.
TDER The Inroyisious Of the Of 18th February 1876
cham go and cher upon the subject OF Free BANKING
viii s at public auction, at the Merchants Exchange IN wall
t E Yor tv On the 81 OF February, 1852 and from day
Ia y until they disposed Of the following Bonds eHor
M ~ the State belonging 70 the Following free
Banks nov in liquidation, so wit: . =, 60,
81 Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad BOnas is SiOO sni
belonging to the Bank Of Claiborne -, o,o Z,
A East ane Virginia ailroao sods
belonging to the Bank OF Jenersons .. ,
l. East Tennessee and Virginia tsFoAa bohos iof
belonging to the Bank Of Trenton. - -,
N Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Bonds and l6 Memphis
City Bonds all for 81 EACH belonging % me SSns o. A
we'll JAMES !. y SNLAt'
dec29-dIm ComptroHss,,-.
Daily Memphis Appeal insert for thirty days and send bill to
Comptroller
TNOR RENT OR SALE.--I viii rent my residence,
h Iosenvick suburbs north west OF the city, to good
tenant for 1859 or sell It. with the lot containing nye and
half acres. The contains eight ten rooms There Il
WM 8. LANGD0N,
5eosI No. 9, Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

AscOrrespendsnt Of the MurfreesbOrO' Meas calls
upon B. F. Lillard, Esq, to become candidate to
Represent that county in the lower branch of the
next Legislature. 'ts-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08
LADIES FINE SHOES.
Additional Supplies,

Ladies' Congress Kid Heeed Kessuth BOOts
do Butioned do do BOotsi
do White Satin Slippers;
do Congress and Lace Winter Caters:
Misses Kid Heeled Welt Boots;
do Goat do do do &C., &c
JUS ss.sS sseei'sa At = O0''sS' JOHN RAMAaE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

The Memphis BuEIetH of the 9th says: "We
have heretofore noticed the increased business done
by the Memphis and Charleston. and Mississippi
and Tennessee Railroads during the present season.
and now we have been furnished with figures which
show that the Memphis and Ohio Railroad has not
been behind the othars in the increase OF her bus-
ness These figures show that the increase Of BUSH
ness on the road for this past months Of October,
November end December, 1858, has bcen equal to
sixty-fve per cent, over the business done on the
same road during the corresponding months Of
last year. The earnings of the road for the quarter
Just closed, we're as followers:
from passengeres.'s..s...s.s.
From freight. ol,zAo o.
I0lAl-s.. S1oyVOa o.
The total earnings for the same
months in 1857, Were..-.... 29,Ol6 6Z
Showing an increase off,. SI962l 81
Being equal to sixty-fve per cent. 1t should also
be borne in mind that no more miles we're run on
this road in the last quarter Of 1858, than in 1857,
except during the two last weeks Of December"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer gives the tariff
charged by three railroads terminating at that city
on freight and passengers taking the same distance
-, oooh FoJ1ovs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

Edwin PsschaHsn., editor of the FrankiiR Rsgisse,
has been. elected Examiner of Common SekoOl
Teachers for williamson County.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

WW have leased the large Warehouse recently
w ooc9pd BY Carter, Mckay Co.. next door to our pre-
will remove January i 1859 We viii here
after have ample receive description Of mechan-
disc make saesat suction Of every description. Dry goods
clothing hardware, carpetngs arnure anS every other p
ton Of gsods be sold either at aueton private sale
dec2a TRABUE & LUCUs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

tax collector, leaving the duty Of collecting the
taxes to be performed By the sheriff
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-08

Mr.. s. S. Turner, late Of Dalton. Ga, has become
associated with Mr.. q. G. RObsrtsen N the EDITORS
al department of the GreCnville DemoerG.