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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-07
Neu ADVERTISEMENTS.
BraytOn & Mason,
AGENTS, ATwATER BUILDING.
SIGHT DRAFTS on all Cities of Europe.
PASSAGE TICKETS from all parts of Europe
to Cleveland.

i Cash of the Company on hand. .Sls ,sla
q Cash in the hands OF and due from
Agents. ------. .-.ss-ss-
g Real Estate unincumbered ......-. -
1 The Bonds and StOckso Nned by the
Company, as per vouchers accom-
panying-hOw secured. and the
rate of interest thereon to wit:
LIST. One New York City
% Total Bonds and StocisS..,..'...; S.,.' = $500
g. Debts due the Company, secured
by mortgage, On unincumbe: ed
Real Estate, worth double the
the amount for which the same Is
mortgaged, as perVouchers accom-
psnying:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-07
1cRrcuLTURAL COLLEGE BIZ

The bill introduced by Nj. Morrill, OF Yer
mont. donating some six millions OF acres Oh
the public lands to the several States ana Ct,
ritOriss for the encouragement of Agricultural
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-07
Prepare against Fire.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
fr sale by the gent at his Depot No 9S SgRsIlL g.
aIge assortment Of those Justly celebrated WlLDEhS
PATENT SAI.AMANDER SAFES, to which the atten-
'ion ,ehsdsP II ~ Paolc Is called H. < RAYNoLps.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-07
RRUSH mANUFACTORY.
The Great New Light.
THE CRYSTAL OIL AND LAMP

Il for general purposes superior to all Others aud pro-
ducng and better light for less other
for sale IN his city eEclpss BIZ J. WYIlE
SMITH, at the Crystal Oil and Lamp Depot No ZIG So
periOr st.
Persons interested respectfully invited call
n The Crystal Oh Lamp is superior to an Others for
burning Coal Oh. .tal y 3 janis 2ra2 =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-07

,,-ee, Bufllo and Cleveland; and Warehouse accom-
nj Cleveland for the reception asserting and
Of All articles entrusted TO their care which Will
1e m or the direction OF their Agent who Will give ms
a. eaon to the fulfllmeut Of contracts adjust
nat Of claims and damages We es Warranted IN repre-
% N our numerous customers that they rely upon
spafch and at less rates than has heretofore been
We therefore ask the public TO continue the pa-
sonage literally bestowed upon Us duns he aS four
ye1 Contracts for Freight will be made application at
the If5ce of the Company
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-07
CAN BE HAD FOR
REAL ESTATE REGISTRY

- families OF single gentlemen IN pleasant loca 1on,
good house. large ard any aud wi bin minutes
walk of the Old Court House Square ES Terms
sonabe For further ifcr nation address Box No 46f
Post Office frbqRg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-07

fsb2sdsw225 Ey IoHx CRowTLl bis Atty
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN

that TIE UNDERSIGNED has been appointed and quali-
fed as Administrator OF ha Estae OF Thsdeus Pomeroy
late of the township OF Mddeburgh Cuyahoga County,
Ohio. deceased. ASA EMERSON.
Parma. y 1s.tw221
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-07
THE TARIFF QUESTION.


These were considerably cut down in conse-
quence of the exposures made by Investigating
Committees and the poverty of the Treasury
Thnse uuhich na ssed are as follows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-07

The Thirty fifth Congress expired at noon OF
the 4th of March, 1889 Its record of good is
brief-its end not lamented. The principal
transactions of the late session were as follows;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

UNIVERSITY or NAsHyILLR-MILTIrARY DEPART-
IEsT We transfer with pleasure the following no
tice Of the Military o. Collegiate Department Of the
University Of Nashville. from ths Home Circle for
the present month. 1t is from The pen Of the &C
Rev. L. D. HUsrcN, D. D., and is deserved tribute
TO the moral worth sud intellectual requirements Of
the Faculty. Or. HvsToS says:
" The fourth year that the College has been con-
dueted upon this plaza has just closed under auspices
every way encouraging, whether VIC consider the
number OF siudests in attendance, the increase tx
pected next autums, the general good behavior
of the Cadets, or the stability end emery Of the
Faculty. We cannot award too high praise 10 the
efficient Superintendent, Colonel B. r. JOHNsoE. and
his able colleagues for the faithful, impartisl and
fearless msnner in which they have carried cut the
regulations of the Institution. Without endowed
chairs and depending for support entirely upon the
income from taiiion fees, they have succeeded in
seeming large classes simply by truly deserving
them. OF Colonel JoHssoS, we deem it personal
daily TO speak in terms OF unqualified commenda-
tion man who can bring TO bear upon the posi-
ton he occupies combination of the constitutional
gsntlsness wSich characteristics him, with the drm-
ness Of an executive officer, the accomplishments
of West Point graduate, aud the experience Of 8
soldier who has rendered active service in the army
is just the the Southwest needs at the head Of
our largest Military Institute. We paid weekly
visits 70 the College camps during the last session.
to witness, aaOrs the beautiful psrades Of the
Cadets, compared with wBom cur amateur military
companies mere decorated good sort Of fellows;
preached to the young gentlemen OftSner, perhaps,
than any else; circulated freely among them in
the barracks, aud even in the mess-hall; and we
know by varied observation something of Colonel
JOHSsoNs bearing and standing among the stu
dents.
Lieutenanl-ColO HAMILTON is the Professor Of
Mathematics. We heard the celebrated Professor
DoDD-lhe ablest mathematician known to us-ssy
thai he considered Colonel HAMILTON equal in his
profession to any Of his age in the country.
We should his facility teacher as his most
important endowment.
s'0f Major STEWART, the Linguist, we can give an
illustrative aBeodoie. Major STEWART exclaimed
FRAHK GREEN, eldest son Of Rev. A. L. P. GREEN,
and graduate of the University, Major STEWART
why, he knows every tning lie knows as much
IpardOn the extravaganza of youth ss--Dr. Sum
MKRsp
I've know three OF the other professors as Chris
tisn gentlemen only; two Of them being Presbyte-
rian minsters-the other, a lioentiate in the EpseO
pal Church. and destined, we suppose, to become
clergyman. The gentleman to whom the last allu-
sion is pertinent is DIR. BLAoKiE, brother OF the IA
nous d. BLAoKIE, Of Edinburgh, and yonng gen.
tleman,. without doubt, OF extraordinary learning
The new Professor of Modern Languages we do not
know"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The Manchester Guardian
and London Post severely csnsurs Gen. Harney's
eonduet at San Juan and are threatening terrible
things unless our Government disOWns his acts.
The British Government have contracted for lay
ing q telegraph cable from Falmouth to Gibraltar
There is great activity in preparing the Chinese
Expedition.
Msttsrnich returned to Paris and held confer.
enee with WaleWaski.
, French commercial affairs are unimproyed.
& Crops are greatly below last year.
The Zurich Conference resumed its sittings on
the 18th
The King Of Sardinia left Turin on a tour to
Payis, Cremona and I.odietretIra
The POPe's health lie entirely re-established.
There is Ministerial crisis at Naples
The rumor Of additional Austrian troops being
sent to Italy is contradicted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02


GAIErr THE,TKE-THE RoBBHRs.-This is the
earliest or ScuILLERs tragedies having been written
while be vas a student, and IL abounds in both the
errors and the merits Of youth; it contains views
Of society dictated by enthusiasm rather than ex-
perieneO, which erroneous Of course, but
grounded upon a love Of truth and freedom and a
hatred Of hypocrisy and fasehOod which make one
listen to them with the same indugeAt good humOr
as 10 the deolamAiions OF an Oibusastie boy. The
hero finds good deal that's wreng in society, and
among theevls nds himself cast from his faheEs
affection by the dAbSlical of sosundrel broth
en- With the delightful nconousiVeRsss Of youth he
infers that as society is all wrong whatever de-
clsres itself against society is all right, 50 he turns
highWaymsn and in that character aims TO be sort
of way side QuiTOte, redresser of wrongs and q
rescuer OF prosecuted insoesnos. He finds, how
ever that he is mixed up with other gentlersen who
take quite different view Of The objects Of the
profession and qusrres arise which results in the
death Of the hero, who begins TO discover his sno
when il is teo late.
very curious aud interesting circumstance in
this play is the evidence it bears of S0HILIER's
having had an early acquaintance with the Plsy I
evidently been formed upon the model Of Richard
Ill He is defOrmed snd frequently dwSlls upon his
deformiiy as Gu excuse for his villainy that
emo small cause have for leug dissatisfied with Ma
tlre and by my honor will have alnsnds Why
has she heapeio this harden Of defornyon especially
lust as II she hal spawned from her REFUSE"
Compare with thisin Richard Ill
- that am curiailei Of mans fair proportion,
Cheated OF feature ny descending nature,
De-ormei, unfinished, mt, before my time,
IatO this breathing world, scarce bali made up ~
, Then again, FRANoTs DE- Moon says:
Honor truly convenient coin, which those who know
pass may with great advantage Conscience Oh
yes useful searecrow fighten non cherry
trees something fairly written h Of exchange with
which bankrupt merchant slaves Ell the evil day
Compare with this RiehaTd Ill.
Some dis conscencs Is convenient scsrecrow,
guards fruit which priests aud wise Uen taste
Sno never set Il up TO fright themselves,
They ki.oW lis rays and gather IN the isse on l.
Conscience 'us our COIN we live by parting with it,
And he thlevestest who has The most 10 spare,
The curious circumstance about this last imitation
is that il shows SCHILLER to have been aequsiuted
with the acting edition Of Richard ILL., fer TIE word
We hsve quoted are not those OF SRAKHsPEARE, but
we're intsrpOlAied by CoLLr CIBsER when he adaI
ted the tragedy to the stage.
The youthful enthusiasm Of CHARLES DE- Moor
lie well suited t. Mr.. KEABLEs style of acting, but
in other respects the play did not seem 10 US to be
judciOusly cast. Mr.. sTBTsOx not having force
enough in his style Of acting for Francis and Mrs.
WARD not being Juvenile enough for Amelia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

WAsHISoToR. Oct. l.-Iu the absence Of Post
Master General Holt. the President personally at
tsnaed TO the subject OF the California mail decis
on- giving 1t TO the next owett bidder than john
s,on arose from tho Governments desire TO get the
mail through for a eerlsiniy. Great complaints
have been reeeivei IRON the merchants Of New
mail.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02
GAIT HOUSE,
LOUISVILLE, ky.

TEIHE Proprietors Of the GAIT HOUSE. preparing
large increase ofravel from the opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad. have enlarged the Hotel to double its
former capacity, with Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms, &c.
The public rely that the wellearned reputation of the
GAIT nUsE, strictly fret class Hotel shall be maintained
Thus House conveniently located for T.ve East West
the Louisville Office Of TIE Jacksonville Railroad, having d
railroad all Northern Eastern Cities aud
the Landing Of the United States Mail Line Steamers for Cincn
natl and the East within a square ef the EOtel.
i Baggage checked in the Gait House :he principal
points, NORTH, East aud West
u , Time from Louisville to New York 3s hours.
ia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

LectuTer Anatomy at St. Georges Hospital, Loue8 &C.
A NAFOMY, DESCRIPTIVE AND sE RgICIAL. The Drav
ingE BY H. v. CAaFER, Il. D., late Demonator Ausic-
nay 81 Georges Hospital the Dsectons jointly y tbs Au-
thor and Dr. In gniaoent inparal oryo FOi
ae, Of nearly pages, 33 large AMI elah'fa enav
Tags WOOD. Price in extra CLOTH So leheT ftsed
oanis, 500.
GR0Sss SYSTEM or sURGBkF Diagnestir, Patho'ogi-
cal TheFsDeuc and OpsIsvs, win over 80 engasgs On
wood In tEo very large octave Volues0f 9inU pae Price
al9 90 Jast ress,vss 10 n. mAGAN,
seua % MarA>t Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

This ancient and illnstri5Gs order will celebrate
its qainfensisl anniversary By grand torch-light
procession, on Monday night The following is the
oRDER o. PROCESSION. Ua
Around tue Square to Market; down Market to
Lines through Line to College; up College to Gay
through 6sY tc Cherry; up Cherry to Cedar; along
Cedar TO sumner, up Summer TO Church; along
Church 70 High; down High TO Cedar; up Cedar;
to Vine up Yine 70 Broad; down Broad to Cherry;
up Cherry 60 Church down College to Union !;
threugh UniOn to Market; and down Market to the
Square.
The procession win move at nine O'Clock precise
ly, by order Of thu Chief Marshal.
The members OF the order are commanded to
meet in the third story Of the courthouse at pre-
cisely o'clock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02
CIOice Cotton Lands.

Aren't Of the estate FEANcIs SuHaEr Of Mss
spp will SELL auction, CIAEEBnS. all ths Lands
n re coaDtT Arkansas the frs MONDAY tleng
IN avl OF November and the second MONDAY Of
Novsmber eing the ~ viii, At JAcEsoSOsT, sell all tho
farls son county MUNDAY an Novem,
ser being sstl viii sei at POcAnOETAs- an he Lands
Randolph county, Arkansas. In all Oh
,eTyed Tor the estate.
TRRMs-0ns kaTth cash. lis eqn.aleut residue In one
and three years bearing interest from sale,
cure tbo payment.
Unul he hrst 81 November any Of thess oass
p-Sats sdks, and offers invited On sFprat
Louisville, KY psts terms, will Be Theas
among the earliest selected and bet LAMBS
OvsTnos, titles perfect, and all BE lyigaon.
iuiy5 "a GEg. HANCOCK
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02
The most EfEicaeiOus Remedy for the
Head now I'm Use.

Thc most EfticaetOus Kennedy for the
Head now i'm Use.
This preparation has gained reputation in this
locality, having used with the successful and gray
ing results by quite gOody number Of the Nashville
anu vicinity, who will unhesitangy sustain excellent
qualities claim for this remedial agent DENovuIx
Tonic restores the hair its original color promotes its
growth its falling off, dandrua and speedily
all diseases Of the scalp TIE proprietor could esy
column with cards from our best known citizens certifying
the great restorative and cleansing properties the preparon
but does not deem such his part all Necessary
Those who give 1t trial need further proof satisfy them
that it is what it is represented to be.
Sold at the Drug Store Of
DBM0VILLE CO.,
Corner Of Church and Cherry streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
Also by ". W. BERRY Il DEMoVILLE, & EwIN, PENDLR-
TON & CO. Rugs4.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

@<ES G. 90 d Medicine.--Mc-
SA-sS Leans Strengthening Cordial and Blood Puri-
fer Of the useful and pleasant beverages of the
1t is agreeable the taste braeng the giving
healthy the stomach, and inpang glorious appetite
wine glass full Of this Cordial taken three times day. will
better than family Physician other medicine viii be
qured For ladies II Is particularly recommended, It
strengthens the ribs Of the Eesker vessels astonishing
gree See the advertisement In smother COLUMN.
uIE7Pszda
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02
zinc Rlooded stock for Sale.

NN Saturday, the Goth day Of October next will offer for
publ auction, at the plantation Of the late Mrs
Hawkins, dec In Maury county, miles South Of
Colum,ia and three miles from Bgbyviile, personal
property belonging said on that Farm consisting ef
Jacks and Jennets of the latest improved stock HORSES Mules
hogs, Cows, Oxen, Sheep. Wagons. Plantation Utensls M
Of sale-SiN months credit suus over IS As
and under cash. THOS. 2. HAWKINS, admir-
Of Rranca HaNrkin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

Ba~ Country merchants and others visiting the
city, viii find something to their interest, BY read
ing the advertisement Of MCCALL Co., in thir
mornings paper. They are also agents for the be (
Fire and Burglars Proof Safes, Vaults, &C.. &C. that
arc made. sep8-6w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02
For Messenger.

We authorized to W IL SLOAN candidate
for Messenger Of TIE Senate sspIO-te
We authorizelto ahhonnc, JAMS K POLK CANNON
ddae for reelection Messengerto Senate sepII-tI
We authorized to JOSEPH sTOAEs candf
date for Messenger Of the Senate. - sepll-d
We authorised EoBr s. 8 candidate
or Messenger Ct theSenats. sepl6-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02
River News.

ST. Louis, Oct 1.-The river is falling with 81
| feet water to Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 1.-The river is stationary with
five feet three inches water in the Cabal The
steamer "JOhn C. Calhoun" got of the Falls this
morning and proceeded on her trip
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02
For Principal O0O~-KeePer Of the HGI
of Representative.


For Principal DOo--KeePer Of the House
of Representative
We are authorized toGnnounee @. CLxDESSSG Of sumnG
sOunty candidate for Door OF the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes. octI-hl
county candidate for Principal Door Keeper Of the
House Of Representatives the session Of the Legislature
augll-d
We authorized DR.. R. D. COSEY Of Nashville
candidate for PrlcpAl DOOreeper the House Of Repre-
sentatVes. angl6-d
We authorized J. C. FERRIS Jr of Gibson
eO.nty, Tenn, candidate for Principal Door keeper OF tie
House OF Representatives Augl'-td
We are authorized to announce MoHAMuToS, of Ruth
erfor Principal Doorkeper Of the House Of
Representatives.. ansSfd
We authorized to announce JAMES L. LELKE as candidate
for Door keeper House of Representatives aug9d
We are authorized W. T. Beatty of Nashville
candidate for Principal the House Of Repesen
alves. Sng"-"
Weare authorized to NJ W. NEIsoN Of FAyette as
for Principal keeper the House Of Representa-
tives. Aus<'-
Weare authorized to Maj JOHN PEBBLES OF Lincoln
as candidate Principal Of the House OF ke
.r,,rvs, aug3O-w4t
We are authorized to ABRAHAM WEBsTER OF Robert
son county az for Door keeper Of the House OF he
n,.,iye, sepS-td
We authorized to announce W. H. RoBERTSoS OF william
son county as candidate Principal DOOkPer Of the House
:, po,,a ,;,ss seps-td
Weae authorized Capt TERRENCE KIEBY Of sum
per county, candidate for First Of the House
REPRESENTATIVES in the Legsaiuehs old Soldier that
Fought all the battles country in early day who has
king of Democratic party all the days Of ms me-
sepI5-d&wtdN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

Rev. D. h MOK4LAHD wall preach 81 Firemans
Hall Capitol Hill to-day. Services to commence
ct ten and half o'clock A NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

rNRANk LRsLFEs Magazine and ana Gazette Of FasIln.
Il GSdeys Ladies Book.
RsssEssns aiossi,y A.saslss. -,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02
A DesirabTe country Residence.

An offering b sell 81 great bargain that valuable Farm,
situated about miles from Nashville, adjoining Henry
Driver, formerly owed BY l. Lsry, and Ocup - Mr.
Crisp. Ts Rarm e0taus 1hOs 10 sftha riCkst uost
productive soil, Arss 0rchar5 Of e best ut seF
AereS In Strawberries and sek sfte hstrpPss in f bearing
Ts house s brokeonails ROOMS, besides Kitchen, ants
rooms ko with ge tEo story the yar Slbe
ard Barn. excellent Cstera Add fine weir ft Of BE
desirable places he vicinity o. Nashville, vii =
sold low II inmelsie appleati6n te made 30 A. Linz
ssy, who will sow Gle PREMISES TO any dssirus canine
theEn. tsepz5-imt l. A. LANlkks
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

The Rev. Mr.. SHARPE win prsAeh at the Diekey
School House, on Fstherland street, in Edgefeld,
this mornis~ ~ lO8 o'clock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02
TARM TnR s1LE.

Az Offering for ae privately, that valuable Tract ef Lad
tho Hays Trar situated the Nashville asa
Chattanooga Railroad about miles from the city The impse0
Of tie best description, consisting d dne Brick
House Hifd al cthat neeery ouhouse There g -
cleared iane siants heavily talberd. The paee
veil ualsrfd Taks It altogstet Of TIE esaa
plseesln he ycinltT Of NASHVILLE II sold ty
VII s ~ rent ne ensuing year particuiarsc
B. h. GLAsc0cx Co, NaSCE WOoDwkRB, a.
my etors Market shess, No. D.
ssPI5-a JAS v. HAYS
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NIX '1f ever mankind found
@S anything, lis safe to say that such is found now
Persevere perfect old adage and valuable
things have been lost for want of Fortune does
always throw her favos the of people, the
y Of the useful things have taken labor time and
expense bring them light We have great example of
on record. 1t is that Of DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR, which is ACKNOWLEDGED by the whole world
Of ether ills. Its has we'll chosen, it
truly smbodes its peculiares On application all pain ceases
all Inflammation subSdeS the heai' process in
No time is lost doctors fees expended lingering torture
suffered. May say have found it ? Yes, true
quick remedy. Weave found DALLEYs MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR,
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail ly
J. WRIGHT Co,
81 and Isl ChSrtres street,
Sole Agents the Southern States whom all orders
~ -uIr,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

CINCINNATI, Oct -Flour dull ia 60; Corn active "a
lDS3, Oats de lisei, 344 cents; Whisky ..
ORLEANS, O. l.-corroy-sales to day OOObaes Pr
ccs unchanged.
suolR-ssles lOl hOgsheads. 7Cs7!l: Mess Pork firm.
Nrv York, Oct ICotOn dull Sales unlmportAnt MddllpO
Upland FLOUR dull, sales 5000 barrels; Corn buoy
ant, saes ., 900 bushels; Iron active, Pig I9e4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02
noLss.'s v,,e,uis Oil Iin;ms,.
For Horses and Other AuimaIa.

Wiz relieve pai,. alin0t simultaneously aud Il will
clsps. rurify, aud heal tie f,ulest sores in An IA
eTedibly short ti-s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

weare authorized THOs. T. SAUNDERS cam
ddAte for the Office Couatey Trustee for davidson county
the election to be held in March, 1860 Ap5
We are authorized IsHAM CLARK q csndi-
date for County the ensuing March election.
angs7-d
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL P. ABENT, a
candidate for County Trustee OF Davidson county,
March election. lsspe-td"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02

coTToS-Tle receipts Of Cotton Of the rev crop have ben
very igh snt 70 esablish rees, though ssysfs sssa
/ inclined to ozer Tie following
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-02
ron COUNTY OFFICERS.

For CrEminRI Court Clerk.
authorized 10 announce CHAs T. DiSsoSs as cand
data far 4, ,ir,inal cou { Clerk. jrHe-h
We are authorized to announce Dr. e. NJ PATTERSON cand
date for cerkof The Criminal Court Of Davidson county
ensui,- March election. may25-td
We authorized to john sHANx Kqr clnd
date reelection to the Of Crimina. Court CLERK
next March election.
We are authorized announce ROBT H. CAMPBELL cand
date for Criminal Clerk at the ensuing March election