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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-25

HUGH MeCREA a. CO.,
Who'll ESALE CIR OCERS
NOS. - AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE.
Have in Store the following:
$50 hhds prime Sugar, rs pkgs Teas,j
IS bbs powdered and crushed s. Shot, assorted
Sugar. 100 boxes TalloE Candles,
so pigs Golden Syrup, so bags Pepper,
800 bags Rio Coffee, ~ do Alspice,1
50 do Laguira Coffee, Sc DO Ginger,
90 packets Java do 600 grOoe Matches,
$50 boxes Candles, 100 doz Buckets,
30 do Cincinnati soap, . do Churns-
eco do Tobacco, all brands IS do Butter Tubs,
$1,000 HAVANA Cigars, all cases Indigo,
brands, casks Nader,
5000 Melee Cigars, % bbs Almonds,
so coils ute Rope, 10 do Brazil Nuts,
So Cotton Cord, 10 do Filberts.
so dOz Cotton Bed Cords, 10 do Texas Pecans,
so bbls Butter and Soda, $50 Demijohns.
100 doz Oysters,
IRON, NAILS, MID CASTINGS.
100 tons Ptsbug Iron, warranted,
1000 kegs Pittsburg and Wheeling Nails,
20 assorted Castings,
5OG0 pounds Steel.
LIQUORS.
$50 bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 90 bbls American Brandy,
ls6 do NeWsom's Odd, do Gu dc Gin
: do Julin Ii Smiths DO pipe pure Holland do
IS do Robertson Co. do casks pure Cognae Brandy,
CO do Rye and Monongahela Is bills n 4. Rum,
Whisky, p do Sweet Malaga,
30 bbs Old Bourbon Whisky, 90 = casks Brandy,
21o do Tennessee White do 90 boxes Ginger Brandy,
80 boxes Glaret, 20 do Raspberry DO
GO do scheiiam SchnaIps, bills Cherry do
IS do Lemon Cordial, do Ginger Brandy,
; bbs do do 10 do pure Apple Brandy.
All Of the above articles viii be sold very low for cash
febll BUfH MCREA l. co.
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CRUTCHER 81 co,
Successor to Benz. p. shieldsl
Auction and Commission Merchants

Auet1Om ana commission Merchants
aud General Agents,
NO. - PUBLI0 SQCARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
AVING succeeded B. F. Shields in the and Com
mission business, would respectfully the pH5lic
THAI it is our intention to do strictly Auction Commission
business aud L. soliciting patronage and
all descriptions OF goods and merchandise
put forth untrng Efforts in eneaVoring TO
interest Of friends and the public generally place
business in hands. cRUTCIIER < CO.
Ihaye this day sold entire interest the and Commits
sion business hessr Crutcher Co.. and would respectfully
them old friends correspondents
being reliable business and IN every respect worthy
their All parties who have business with
please cali settle with without delay those hay
ing claims against will present them Ior payment.
Most respectfully, BENZ F sHIRLDS.
feblI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-25

Only limited numbes Of the " Natural Weather Indicator
will be offered for sale which found at the following
places at Nashville BROWN, Public Square A
STRETCH, corner Union and College streets, DkMOflLLE
CO., Church Cherry Streets by A. Il ROSCOE
CO., corner Of Broad Market streets.
Price 90. The dscoverer Will send the Natural Wealth
Indicator by mail postage paid well put up and secured
person enclosing 0 money. Full snd plain
directions for regulating, using &C accompany each Indicator
nhsd&W-R colHRsh Tenn
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Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN N. p late Professor of Cecil

Lieut. Col RICHARD OWEN NJ D., late Professor Of eoI.
ogy and Chemistry in the University Of Nashville says:
September -, 1853
j. UIIMAN ESQ., Dear Sir: After carefully adjusting six
Of the seed vessels in their boxes and making the ndcs
with each other given pOin., hhange the dali
day of average moisture in tn atmosphere found them during
May months peculiarly sensitive all grometrcal changes
required confidence in their indications because they agree
compared them for the Terod with Hygrom
part the with Masons Iygroeter he and
dry bnb and found the plants give the indications
two instruments.
Being thus excellent Hyromets, not liable be
daanged wei cheap enough to be within the Of
farmers OF tue community generally think all persons
buy your instrument will be satisfied with the purchase.
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j. l. RIDDELL D. Professor OF Chemistry in the Univer.
sity OF Louisiana, concerning this plant, says:
New Orleans March 81, 1853.
l. s. ULLNAS, EsqDeqr Sir receive them on the 18th Dec
1857 the wonderfully delicate, and believe reliable
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RICHARD O. CURRY, A. NJ H. D. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical Jurisprudence and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
Recorder of Medical and Physical Science, says
Mr. LoUs ULLsAs DER Sr.The little plant you The
ndress to send years ago, still faithfully performs
duty Weather Indicator and delicate Is and
sve to the least atmospheric changes, either respecting the Bar
Metric Hygroetrc condition, that it 0ens indicate gen
eIay in advance Of the usual Instruments.
have kept suspended in my Office my STANDARD
(SmsoniaD) Barometer and Mason Hygrometer
that il faithful in its indications Instruments
truly Natural Weather Indicator perfectly reliable.
regard this ygr0copc plant therefore account OF its sns
tveness and its durd6aU aHoring cheap and reliable
the purposes which app important
valuable discovery believe that il will itself where
USE. Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY,
February Ia, 1859 Shelby Medical College, Nashville.
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LouTs UrINAN, MsQ-Dear Sir " have had the Hyero
meter sent hung up my Laboratory since il arrived
and found it to il the manner you represent"
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COPAKTNElsslEEP.

HAVE this day assotsd with in business Nr. JAMES
CAIN, Of Decatar Alabama The business will hereafter
be conducted in tie and yle 0. CAIN CORNELIUS
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JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ D., L. L. D.. Professor Ct Chemistry
plant, says
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s. P CRAWFORD, NJ. D., Of Greeneville, Tenn, says:
LOUIS s. ULLsAS, Es9.-DeGr SrT have had several Of
Natural Weather Indicators have been Watching and
test ng for some time find them them be exceedingly Sesf
tlre and made susceptible 20 al AygrODaticdi changes than
tie best HyOneters int IAage o5sUed. TAeyoH agree IN
% JoretAgAe changes Of the cetAer from q % A. Aols
e. Gdcd7ee Iheg simple believe mare feE-
BE and Of more Etty ,d sensitive MICROSCOPES IN
use and should be in the hands Of gmost every individual
Peciaily the farmer, Very respectfully, &c, yours
s. P. CRAWFORD, NJ. D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-25

J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ D late Professor OF Medical
Chemistry and Toxology in the University Of Louisville
December - lS57.
LOUIS S. ULLAAN Esq.-DeaF Sir: your beautiful
little instrument and have regarding with much interest
II makes remarkable sensitive hygTO1aesr and is
nient for this purpose than artificial know Of
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eng E sIsIs & smVrIs.

l. \. LAHEa. shILtIFs. :. q. EsNsLar
LANFEEE, PHILLIPS & Co.,
REOLES1LE GROCERS. COMMISSION AERoE4S
rEaLERs
FeSZElGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
y, sTEEET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-25

He purposes having sulsr Fare with prices attached
50 that he can be enabled 10 suit both pockets appe Of his
customers, ana charge l than This has E
Ietded IN city, ana ne hopes to his business
merit public patronage. lie feels s,f success with his
own and immortal ktcte he viii furnish
puh- dinners at the shortest notice. lie also kee hand
large stock Of
GIf.SRS, CHEWING TOBACCO, VINES AND LIQUORS
HhIi-diy. J. MOORE.
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From J. NJ. fowler, NJ D., and JOHN o. HILL, ESQ Of
Columbia. Tom. saysing, February ., 1882
LOuIs s. ULLsAR Esq dur bsr: We have made repeated
experiments ard taken cosoervatons little
Exotic which yon kind enough present
slce which you appropriately designate Oriental
Taaan Natural Weather Indicator. those
and obsrvaiicrs satisfied is extremely sensitive
atmospheric influences and with proper attention.
supply the place Of the eoes Barometer as far
indicating the changes Of the weather concerned Securely
suspended suitable place Eheetheie Of
protected from rain and the influence Of rays OF
the sun carefully regulated according your very
directions confidently believe il will unerrnpy indicate
approaching Of the atmosphere, hours ID
advance Aside from its Barometca st it times
the amount you charge for Botanical curiosity.
RESPECTFULLY, &c, }. NJ. T0MLER, VI. ID.
JOHN o. HILL
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Mr. L. S. ULLMSS-1y Dear Sir find your simple
CANT little HygroscOpe, by YOURSELF quite deie
and believe they will prove to be useful and valuable.
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WITH, Evq., one q the PrOprietors Of the

From j. 0. GRIFFITH ESQ., one Of the Projectors Of the
Union and American.
NsEhviIle, Feb q 1889
Mr.. LOUIS ULLaANr Your Natural Weather indicator,
kindly handed has been tested BY onth and
hye no hsseney in saying that unerng weather gauge,
foreeng tie changes the atmosphere from a 10 a hours
ahead commend the attention paronSgeo all classes
J. o. GRIFFITH
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ROOM on Cherry stiee suitable Office or sleeping
rented for the nder Of the year. Apply
81 his efhOe- mile
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JAS NJ. STAFFORD M. D. Prozsoro Chemistry in the Cum
brand University Of Lebanon Tenn aud State Geoog for
he Of Tennessee.
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VIII leave The half hour
y lore starting time for the different Rail roads.
Orders left tie Office Of the Hotel thesta
be on Market street. below the Square attention
decl7-tf O. W. KENNEDY AGENT -
ROCA'S BALSs M TOR PULMONARY AND
TUBERCUEAR CONSUMPTION.
TINH1 public is put possession the extra
Ill ordinary remedies FOR what has heretofore
sdered an incurable disease being Outward Applica-
nOns the action of which seemingly miraculous its
having Of those attributes which up
compounds now in general use.
pamphlet containing sFecons distinguished
and we'll known individuals documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy,
Mr.. James Rees having the agent the sale
this Baam the price has een reues1. can only Be obtained
Of the proprietor by letter directed q. hOCA, I p
o. Philadelphia, Penn nog3O-dGuu
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New Sugar. Coffee Eaisins, Sardines, &C.
JUST RECEIVED
50 hhds New SUGAR, prime and choice;
600 bags Coffee, New Crop;
300 hxs Raisins:
IS do 3 and Z Sardines:
. hhls New Buck Wheat Eours
Which vii be sold low % the trade.
LANfER. PHILLIPS & CO.
N. B. VIII be receiving New Goods daily
Eoy24 L. p & 90.
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". NJ. HAfSGsKAYE,

NHE partnership heretofore existing etWeen the undersigned
dissolved 10y mutual the I'd inst All per-
having claims against firm will present them for pa
The business will be conducted at the old stand Of W.
NOOK. J. &. W. MOORE
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JOHN HENRY. NJ D.. L. L. D., Professor in the smthson-
nsttnte ashlnglon CITY letter dated July a. lsls
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-25

JAM rs IAN 1Ik6ONs
PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PAINTER,
NWIoCLD the public that having prAc,iced
w Italy Artist he offers his professional
60 te citizens Of Nashville and surrounding county.
II r Rooms the Msyheld Building, the Post Office. z
febls-du
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says:
LOUIS s. ULLMAN Esq-Dear Sr Il appears to be pecu
lry sensiiye and gves greater range either
The animated ordinary catgut
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-02-03
WEED, PATENT SEWING MACHINE

The Editor Of the Cleveland ,Ohio) pIaiu,lrol
er. says: Sewing Machines are II subject Of the
greatest interest in this vicinity, as they affect
the labor Of every family III the Iarrd. With u,
view OF purchasing aud "f examining every kind.
to lind the hest. We spen, several days while in
New ! ork, III minntrt inspection of all kinds
now in market, and our conclusions were in fa =
v"r of Weeds Patent, us the most rcinblc Ma
chine TO put in the hands Of every one through
out the State. We purchased one Of them
and iave used it some time and our opinion is
more thar confirmed for it does every kiud of
sewing on cloth or leather, does its work strong,
mic" and rapidly. and has never been out OF work
ing order since it into our family. and il is
$" SIMPLE rs seemingly impossible to get out of
order Or require repairs more Than any ordinary
person can perform. 1T nicely ornarncntrd, and
makes an ornament TO the furniture of a parlor.
II is very strong and little liable to wear out
Its operation can he easily learned with The
printed directions for guide, and when any
family Inns learned its Use, we are sure they will
mol live without il. 1t uses two threads. thus
making work stronger than if done 10y hand with
one thread. besides making both sides Of the
work just alike Those who need a Sewing Ma.
chine will 'lo well to look at this.
WHITNEY g. LYON, Proprietors,
3f5 Broadway. New York.
Sold by BRAHcH & ALLEN, Abbeville, and by
q. NJ. JOHNSON Columbia.
Feb. 25. 1858 A 3m.
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A F A MILY Gerry
IN GREENWOOD
WHAT I INTEND TO M

INTEND to keep on hands ot nv, Co.,.
"pr"site Pcrrynlnn .t Walters. n s,ocr -
goods consisting in part Of ~
"@ANGES, COFFEE,
iI|LEH. TEA,
49,, mEUoNS. RICE,
-iND n7HEH fRLI7S, AND pOTITOES
UUISKEI. Si'f;1R
EHINDI, rJvDy
~ w. NOLISSE.S,
'"D ON, hND UONEY
intend I" sell the above articles. with otbc,s
not Famed at the very lowest prices.
intend to please every one in prices and aual.
ity oi my goods
intend that Ii" other establishment in this lat.
't''i" shall sell goods cheaper than mine
intend TO sell my goods to every person who
shall take the trouble to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
intend to keep my stock full and complete.
intend to please, in every particular, py GUS.
TONERS ana friends. and would press tire hohe
'hat 'iIey may cndeavor to please me by irving
me, at least, Ii share of their trade
n'"ndt I" barter or exchange my goods for
such articles as can sell
This Is what intend to 10, and if you wish
I" know what don't intend to do, YOU must call
ant! see NE personally.
T. G.. CREWS
Feb ., 1850, 4l am
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SPANISH INDIGNATION.

In the New York Herald Of the oo,l ult..
appear r"imminous Letters from TIuvan,, deny.
ing the report of Indignation OH the part of
the Cuhnns ut the proposition Of President
buchanan 10 purchase the island and affirm
that. on tn" contrary, they world unn nnii,,n,isly
nnd PROMPTLY vote for its acceptance bv Spain,
if they could. These manifestations Of in,lip.
nation have been ordered to he made hy ,h.
Captain General, and hv all the nvuniamicn.
i"s Of the island: and til" .li"; Il Journal, the
Dar'" d" la Marina, r"ga"s the p""pl. daily
with 4 new dos" of Indignation from this or
that municipality, ail drawn up by the
sam" inl". One letter from n lady saws:
AZ far the ladies Of Havana are con.
crrn"d. assurr yon that it is falls" that they
signed any representation. because -nlthcmgh
1t Is true that II woman nearly connected will,
! ih" Captain Gcncrili t"ncla; cause! (, repre-
S'nihti"n to be written and ciicnatr.l among
l,: ''lirS--no one would sign il, with The .xccp.
ton d II few Spanish ladies' an,l others con.
n""t.' with ti," nuih"ritcs by near ties of rcIa.
'"nship, Or others of ii less decent cllarac-
ter
! Yet. withStanling. and in spite of all
ia" ,ii"rtS of III" Captain General. the people.
nav" not become indignant, and tn" nvunia-
ii''"ni"S, III giving expression their obligated
in'"uaI"n. hay" PLAYED Ia" farce nf .''Tl,., hero
IN spt Of himself" whit, the committees. sent
hy Tie authorities to gather signatures arhoup
I'll" citizens. here aS Well in til" other towns
"t tn" Islin! have ha.l o"c,>inn 10 learn what Is
. m iru' s"n!iin"nt among inhabitants
From many h"u>"s they have lrrm n.:.t!. to .l...
part with their tails between their legs; iu
Others they h;tv" caused tn" children ,u.l The.
p"rtcrs I" sign. some persons have l..n cheated
ny tue c"in'nif""s into signing, under tlic he
iiri That the object WAS to form Il new staiis.
Teal enumeration. while some Of the women
! hay" been lc'l 10 hcli"vr that In. Commits.
sl""crs were getting chances taken for IL raf-
H..
t"Inical and au@hahlr incidents have oc
c"rfr'i. while others have been Of too serious
Il nature. planter residing in Il city hear
L" tins. whom do not name that / may
not com PROMISE his Personal safety on being
required I" s;rn replied will p-rnit This
I'''i I" be cnt oil Intending tn" rirh, lni..h g.
lore J Will give my signature against NV
id"nS. y lady. neither Of Il DISTINGUISHED
ian'y, Whom they wishr. tn cnili,ro,i,iS,. i'm
the same way, sail. :" have ,lir-. sn,s
wh"'m love with all my heart, and who
would d"t''St th.ir mother were Size 10 c:s,
upon them stain v,l" as Thai ,.s project,
III" government which To u,ntr.w would
S"'''' them T." 'h' scnii".! if they should VII
t"rr I" inamii"st wish in l. free" ik..
me" i:i:Cht nnrrat: Il ih"l>:nd i,.ci,:-u,s
witch would prove sentiments in The pnp... of
uhh adverse To those who wiSi, To ca,lse to
SHINE The government that Expresses us, and
that n"w calls for our support, b.caus,. it.
wishes 10 make it the instrument of its sinister
views.
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Ch"rartcr Of the Kansas and Nebraska Go1d
Mr.. Snowdcn, Of the United States Mint,
having assnyed sample Of Kansas and Nebras.
kn gold for II. ]. Graham of the former Ter
rtory, writes 10 him follows:
1T is stated by you that the gold grains
you placed in my hands for assay were col
lrcted from different localities. embracing an
extent {" couHiry Of ten or fifteen miles, in
the region of the Platte River and Cherry
Creek. aud above the town Of Auraria, in
Arapaho county, Territory of Kansas. 1t may.
therefore, be regarded us fair specimen of the
gold of that region
1.-The result Of the assay is as follows ::
Finenrss, 96S thonsandths; value, per ounce
troy, after melting, s?0Ol. The loss in melt
ing was very small but in ordinary cnses n
deduction Of two per cent. from the above
may be made in stuting tho value Of native
grains
elm n recent report to the Treasury De-
pnrtment, | mentioned the result of the assay
of sample Of gold from the same region. 1t
gave tnrness Of 9G4. .thousandihs and a con
sequent value of $19.92 per ounce after melt.
ing. These results seem 10 confirm the char.
uctcr Of the Kansas and Nebraska gold, and
show it 70 be Of very high fneness; much
above that of California. ami equal to that of
Australia"
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O GolllnlrrriaI.

ABBEvILLE. Feb. 2, 1859.
Cofton.-Our market to-day is rather dull.
though this article during the past week has been
freely taken atprces ranging from to llcts.
COLUMBIA. Feb. !, 1859.
Cotto".-We have no change to notice in the
price Of cotton. 270 bales were sold Yesterday
ate3c to sc. the latter price for fancy lot.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 90, 1859.
Cotton:-The transactions in cotton to-day
were limited to ], $50 bales, at prices correspond
ing with thoec of the previous day, viz: l1m
l2c
CHARLESTON, Jan. 81. 1859.
Cottom.-Ssles of cotton to-day 1000 bales. at
unchanged rates.
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From Sonora-The State Department is in
receipt Of dispatches from Captun Stone, acting
consul Mt Gnnymas, and from Commander Da-
Wis: Of the sIoop.of. war st. Mnry's bearing date
gid December. These represent the condition Of
Sonora ns deplorable in the extreme. Pesclriera
the Governor, has failed IN his attempt 10 raise
troops. The people at Hermosilla rose aud lib.
Grated two citizens imprisoned by Governor
Peschirrn's order, and Paraded the streets, car
rying them along in triumph, shouting {" Uivaies
4jmericames,"" death to Pescliera." The whole
country is enxionsly awaiting the purchase or
occupation Of Sonora by the American Govern
ment. Governor Peschiera was absent in Sina.
loa, md about to attack Mazatian. The oppo.
sitIon needed only a leader 10 overthrow him
without a struggle Washington States.
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Administrative Sale.
Estate of Samuel B. Major. deco

Rl Permission Of the Ordinary for Abbeville
~ District, will Sell by public auction. at the
late residence of said deceased, OH Wednesday
the 18th "f February next, all his personal e..
tate consisting 'f Ten young and
Iilko1y Nc6roos,
Horses. Mules, Cattle. Hogs, Sheep Corn, Fod-
der, Wheat. Oats, Peas Bacon, n quantity of
pure Boyd Cotton Seed. Shucks, Plantation
Tools, Household und Kitchen Furniture and
other property too te,lious to mention.
Terms made known on .lay of sale.
MATILDA /. MAJOR
Adrlnslrntrix.
N"rE-Thr Plantation will be rented on same
day !or the preScn, year.
M. I. M.
Jan. 2s, 1863 al q
e8;" Press copy.
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LIST OF CONSIGNEES
"e""'""g IN the Depot at .d6beriti. for n

"'"'"'"'"g !" he Depot at d6berili, for "A,
''e'6 ending February 9, Isse
,, H.' Jas Gilbert. NJ Mcdonald. J NJ p.,,;,
ID ,n'e,r,'s.cn". =. u Muorc. J f.pmnx l. R.r'
more Gilbert, II Kerr d II r Win. psr, m".
e, mo,, Lindsay, lstacl% Br"ssc. Ill w"r,ilsw'
j | io"c. 'sH",,s M W;,xan G"wnsye,, wm Colby.
) Ba'ncs, Clark. jun'r 4 Co., M.,.h",,' Isom'
~ Jones, Cobb. Hunter & Co, David R"h;m'
.,, son; w ii"ghey, ID Jorlon, il r Tn..;m r,
! Haskell Turner. J } Lee. p S ku.I.J,o.
ID. r. SONDLY, AT.
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f""" ,N"" b." E"iiny Soryh"m.-Thc In,le
p"n'nr" (l"wa) Gn",,i;nn .iv.s an accuun, of
III" destruction If seven head of cattle from c.t
ing The refuse Chinese Smrar Cane, after it had
been c"npr' Ssc,l in the mill. The outer .oa,u,,
"i III" stalks is of very virroms character
when Inns broken up AMI taken into the stomach,
operates I'k" broken glass. cutting. and in some
eases penetrating entirely through the cna,s of
That organ, prO,lncnc Il violent intlalnation a
post m"r"m examination in this cuSr revealed
this as the cause Of death. This important fac,
should he made known to every farmer. as it may
tie tn" means of preventing serious destruction
oi their stock.
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Administrators Notice.

a III. persons who are indehtrd, either BY
I IA Note or Account, to John Robinson decd
or to tn" undersigned, for purchases made at the
sale o: til" personal property Of said deceased.
are requested TO make imnetlinte payv,enk And
all persons having demands against said Estate
VIII pre-: rnt them for payment to the Admins
traitor, property attcstr,l.
The attention Of all interested is specially
aud particularly invited 10 this notice. as il is
the last that will be given.
J. w. HEARST, Admir-.
Jan. 26, 1859 Ill 81
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-lrtInu'"r f"r Ire .Snt"'Ss;on-Thc New Yo.k
H'"m INSISTS that Il secret council of ia. soft
i";hcrs "i the Democratic rariy Of tho Empire
State recently came of .nt the Dc!avcn House.
A'iiny III which was determined that New
OK shall! support the claims Of TX Gov iIn-
rh'i' S"Ytn"nr uf that SiSs,, to the nonn
ti"n i,r President. Thy the Charleston Conv-n-
ton. Ih" U"rnH mentions AIcsSis. Dean Rich.
n"nd Peter Cnggcr, |. V. FowIers, ct at, as the
managing men Of the occasion.