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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-30
CHURCnILL'S HYPOPHOSPHITES,
The Great vital RegeneERGOF,
TRHESENEAR

DROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
h Patent from ENGLAND aud secured by the Seal
Of the ECOLE DE PHARMACIE DE PARIS ard III
IMPERIAL COLLEGE o. MEDICINE, VIENNA.
No l--Invaluable for Relaratini SIermaiorIhaa and
Physical Exhaustion, and IS o tOuic.
No - ompetey eradicAtes all trnoes uf those discusses
that have been hitherto treated by the
uious use Of cupavia and cubebs.
No. 3-Has entirely suppanod the injurious use g ma
cury thereby nsurngt the snk speedy eief dise
lug all the impurities, aud roofing out The venom OF dsea
TRlESEhIAH, Nos, !, and prepared in the !,
Of uZCuEe, devoid smell, aud ba carried
In the waistooat pocket SOLD TIN CASES and divided
Into SEPARATE DOSES, as administered by ynlpeau, Lae
man, h0uk Rcord &c NC Puco, So each or four cases
for 81, which 50; anu in S2f cases, whereby
there saving OF 50 To be had, wholesale aud retail,
OF Dr, BARROW 1874 Hleecker ST. New York. Immedi
atelY receiving remittance, Dr. harrow will forward
the ri ESE EN- TO apv part Of tho wurla, securely
packed and addressed according 10 the INSTITUTIONS of the
writer
FOi sale by GAYLORD HAMMOND,
ant WILLIAM FISINE.
dpc5 daty IV AGENTS Cleveland.
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FIREHANs STATE PARADE.--Rulos fos the
Tournament to be held at GAINESVILLE, o., Sept. b
1859, as adopted by the Executive Committee,
Juno %, 1859:
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For sale, wholesale aud Retsil. by WILLIAM FIsKE
No, ~ superior street Cleveland, who Will supply thi
aulOd
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ZINC PAINT-2O,OOO lbs dry and
,o.,, sTRoNo ARMsrRoNe,
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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative

lnub rFOlbAAUr WOOu uulT bUSlOftblNb
WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
Wv the gr0DiA aud color Of tho halr If used Two or
ure III gray cover the bald With nnuie's own oraacn
the ham; make more snf and heauml than any oil,
ana preserve tho free all Diseases to the greatest
ugo Stat smen, Judges, Attorneys, Dtcto, Cergymen,
Professional mon and lunte aud Ladies q al classes,
H over the world bcur testimony that We dp not say too
much IN US favor Road the following and Judge:
HltHoRY GnoVE ~ ChnTlts Co., Mo, Nov, 10, 1851.
PRoF o. W0OD-DnaT sir: some time lait summer
induced your fiair Restorative, and
ELECTS were wnnderful loel our duty l." you and
our little sons head for some time had bs erfortly
covered with sores, aud called " Enad head Tho
huir almost entirely Oft m const queneu when lretd
Htelng hi suaorns, advised to use Restorative
did with little hope uf success hut TO surprise
d that OF all our nnds very few applications removed
starttd "a, and wo can now that om boy has
healthy scalp and as luxutart crop of hair any oher
restorative, as peroct remedy Tor ell diseases of tho
"a, ,lp and hair. We yours respcettn .
SARAH HiGGINBOTHAM.
PROF. WOoD-DaHr Sir: Nv hair Ind for era years
which rendered the constant application Of oil necos
- ~ IN drossl H.. When oommerced using your lialr
Rasnravo nbOut two mouths V vas IN that condition,
al hng contiu ued use m within the three last weeks
usturnsd 60 iis natural color AMI assumed eotness
duplication 1f oi other preparation have ever used
ropmd ns an Indispensable ao 10 for every ladies toilet,
whether % be usoI as oir estoT alive or f tie simple
purpose OF dressing beau lying the hair Youhava per
mission To refer oil who entertain any doubt OF Its
performing allthat Is claimed Tor " - s,,n,o,fna
Cincinnati. O. Fob 10, 1851 lls Third ST
pnoF, WOOD-DouT Sir. By the ndgiGa OF frtdnd Of
GS 9o 9a& been g'iGg o hait Re,9ralSf SY wSs SSs
nonTly 05o nuir NY htud came oat Now my hair has
como great deal theka IN aver ~ was NohinE but
whu eliGted have heun. wpud induce me 10 give
this public now edgemetl OF lh' honet have received
A. l. JACOBS.
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~ II any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to cast their devils out, it who live
this wotor-loggod country The miasmatic poison
swamps and Marshes becomes voritoblo devil in the
blood to reye in the Agues and Feyeu which shak aui
oorch us all. Ayers " AeUE CURE" is said to be the
poste We need and Of our ueigboTs who hayet
confirm the report Journal Plano, H
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~ j. KELLER, M. d., ECLECTIC
AIa Onicn 81 PUBLIC sarare rasilnnne ~ Er q al
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VHE EXCELSIOR-Will Prevent
- che hgr from falling Oh or turning gray Found on
y at 81 Public square aue9
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
n THE HUMAN EIGHT EVER INVENTED
M II. SOLOMONSON.

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23

Judgcs-C. ". Schaflle, III. e. Stcdmau,
Il. Steiner.
CrThcrr viii he no premium allowed GA
auyEaruclc unless the judges think II wuI-
thy Of 4 premium.
Al! articles for exhibition must he entered
in the Recording Sccretary'N book On or he
fore o'clock, IN the afternoon on the Gin
day Of October, (t being the l>l day uithc Fair)
Articles taken on the Far Ground and not
entered in the above stated book, are not cHii-
lied I" draw premium.
Articles can be entered by writing to the
Recording Secretary previous 10 the Fair.
The Judges are requested to be punciual in
their attendance by noon OF the first day.
= Certificates OF Life Membership. $40.
Persons not members, Ia pay 80 cents tur
entering any article ior Premiums. 10 cents
for single admission.
FLOWING MATCH at . A. NJ, of the sec
ond day.
The name Of the plowman must be given,
As well as the plow TO be used, At the time of
entry.
The Executive committee will take every
precauii"n in their power, for the safety of
stock and articles on exhibition, after their
arrival and arrangement on the grounds hut
will not be responsible for any loss or dam
age that may occur. Hay and straw Will lc
furnished, GRATIS, for all animals entered for
Premiums. They desire exhibitors 10 give
personal attention 10 their articles aui am
mails, and at the close of the FAIR 10 attend to
their removal. as the Society can not take
further care Of them
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23

EARLY FATTlNG OF hNINALs.-The
philosophy Of increase Of iAt in animals is,
that the digest.d food not needed to sup
ply wastes in the system, is laid up in the
form Of ia. around the muscles, ready to
be absorbed again into the circulation, ii
needed Waste is induced by exercise, or
use Of the muscles, and also by ccmtus
ton, in the lungs, Of the digcsted food, to
supply animal heat. ILence, the saIra
amount Of food given in warm weather
viii, il d;scsted, afford greater surplus Of
fat than when fed in cold weather. Hogs
or other animals intended for fattcDing,
should be shut up this month. Many al-
vOcata the size Of the pen SO small that
the animal will have but Just room to
stand or lie. While confinement favors
rest and q disposition to fat;en, too close
quarters are not healihful for the animal,
which needs moderate exercise to promote
digestion. The quality of the flesh pro-
ducod must be somewhat impaired by auy
confinement that inteIftrcs with tho health.
The appetite may be kept up ty change of
food, a frequent supply Of green yegoia-
bles, such as corn, cabbage leaves, pea
vines, and the refuse Of the garden.
Cooked food digos;s much more easily
than raw, and is in condition to yield
more nOurishncnt, and is also better rel
ishcd by most kinds Of stock. Ciean.:
ness in the fattenins pens should not he
overlooked. Although pigs proverbialiy
are filthy, they are not really 50 they do
not delight in the oiiIvis Of their own
lroppings, as any one can see by noticing
that they generally appropriate ere Por
ton of tho pen to filth. An occasional
washing and srrubbing with soap suds
will coaduco much to their thrift-.!l au-
mails keep in good condition more easily
= ben the skin is kept clean snl Lea.tLy,
f,,,r,.-.-, 4 ,,I.,It,,risf
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23

The Pensacola (Florila) O5s.rrlr, 10
ticipg the statement: recently announced
that cargo Of siE hundred AfricaLs has
been landed on the Florida coast, neal
Smyrna, says:
"Thc above intelligence, we are assured
BY Col t. Il. Black burn, L. : Marshal,
is true, Us ho has received letters convey
ing these facts Egt herg can 4 BE- e,Jnf
| c,i that the party riolftiH3 the lar ,ciH d
arrSte}, t-h,n tie L. s. N,u>hR Is rE-
MED THE POwER AND MEANS Of doing 50?
If this official was vested with sufficient
power and provided with ample means,
| Gas he uppliei yor to he proper urtF3rjti,s) J
he would, perhaps, have been able to Pre-
vent such violation Of law but, es it is,
with his limited power and want Of means,
it Is almost impossible.
ave further understand that the vessel
which brought. these Africans to our coast,
as soon as the landing wss Effected, was set
on fire and abandoned to the clements" "
This, says til, Albany Eve Journal, lie
n significant confession U. s. Marshal
Blackburn can not arrest these pirates,
because the General GJyernmsnt has ode
MED him the power and means Of doing
SOP The result is. that the law is viola
ted with impunity. 1t has been apparent,
from the first, that the Administration has
no wish to put itself out Of the way topre-
vent or to punish this crilno. Where ar
rests hav, been nads, the parties have
teen treated as gingeriy as II merely gull
ty Of the most lriilins misdrEoauOr Dis
tric. Attorneys, judge, and Juriss, all
apparently cOnsplr1 together 10 prove
them heroes rather than piGates, anu to Sc
cure for them gold medals rather than the
sallows.
A prisoner in til. dock, "ouOe upon a
time" burst inls tears. "Why DO YOU
weep" inquired the Judge. "Ah ! ny
lord, WAS not 'l,I | hea,d ..y souu-ei .
i.c..r - <. L.r .a..,,., 10.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23

In 4 harr bell cup, at the break of day,
Sparkling and Bright q drw-dfor lay.
When ruIiy morn Tie ca>, o'erspreai,
Tnc tcw-droP caught the rays It she'd,
Anl blending with them the GowcrcDS blue,
Il rvalcd the gem with lis delicate hue.
But the sun, when he rose, was wrulh to So,
y dew-lroF could shine more brightly than ht
So h" sent down 4 beam ia the harc-b.Il cur
And drank the drop IN 1t, beauty uP.
And such is the law IN Natures plan;
Subject 10 II J., the LAKE Of man:
Life is the dew IN tsc harc-rail cup,
And Death the beam HAT shall Griui, II M.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23
A Column Of Interesting Varieties.

stratcl that, even in the most solid
! -Uh-,auCC-gOld, for iI-'arrc-tag
! Particles do not touch each other.
| This inference Is drawn ilpri the ic:
that the metal shrink, in cooling.
/ They say II the particles werc already
( in contact. tToY could not come any
closer together; and consequently.
: the metal could not -hrink- Before
, the whites went To California, tho
principal articles Of food among the
bigger Indians was Gra->hoppcrs and
acorns. They caught the grasshop-
pcrs in square holes, which they dug
in the ground, and pounded them into
4 paste, which they dried into a hard
cake: the acorns they pounded and
mfecl with water in Il Porridgc,
which they cooked in watcr-tigAt
baskets. bv putting in hot -toUcs--
The reputation Of American cutlery
is now so fully established that some
Of the cutlery made in Sheffield Eng
land. for this market. Is stamped with
the names Of American manufacturers
iu orirr to facilitate its sale The
lrrss Of women anon. the Digger
Indians Of California, in their wild
-tatc. consists Of q bunch Of -ra,s tied
around their waists aul falling down
to their knees When Lieut.. Bcr-
Iymau was sounlinC the ocean. pre-
paratory 10 having the Atlantic Tcle-
Graph. the Quill at the end Of tho
sounding linchrou-lt upa mud which,
on being dried, bcc&me u powder 80
fine that. on rubbing it between tho
thumb and finger, it disappeared in
the crcyjccs Of the skin. tn placing
this dust under the microscope. it was
discovered to consist of millions Of
perfect shells, each OF vhich had been
the abode Of a living animal. These
have been sinking down through the
water to the bottom, and viii no
doubt form, in the course Of ages. an
extensive range Of either siliciOus or
limestone rock. The process Is simi-
lar to tie one hy which stratitied
rocks were formed in ancient geologic
pcriods--I It srcportcd that steven
son. the celebrated English engineer.
received s225,oGo for the plan Of the
Victoria Bridge, at Montreal a
tclc-raphic message was recently sent
from Albany to Kansas City, and an
answer received, in the short space Of
six hours .-Thc amount Of money
- =
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23
General Election Proclamation.
NHEREAS, in and by an Act Of the
w General Assembly OF this STATE, entitled


/ tSTHEREAS. in and by an Act Of the
w General Assembly Of this STATE, entitled
AN Act to regulate the general elections OF
this Commonwealth" enacted on the ~ day ui
July, 1893, i IS cniolncd on me To give public
notice OF such election 10 be held, and to
cumucratc in such notice what officers are L.
be clcctcd,l, l,JNO. CROSSGROl E,High Sheriff
of the county oi Union, do therefor" hereby
make ani give tins public notice 10 the electors
Of the Nald county of Union, that a GENERAL
ILECIION will be held IN said Countyun the
SECOND TUESDsY OF oCroBEn MINT (bcIng the
Ifth day OF the sand month"; al the several
Districts composed Of the following townships
and buruughS, w:
district, at the late Commissioners Office
in aud for New Berlin borough.
II district, at the house Of Thomas PurSel,
in and for Union township.
III distrct,at the house of Theobald Sanders,
in and for White Deer township.
" district, at the house of Jam CS Lawson,
in and for Kelly township.
district, at the house of George Wolfe,
in and tor East Bultdloc township.
VIdlStrict,at the house of James M'CrciShi,
in and for Buiialoc township.
VII district, at the house now occupied by
Jacob Deckard, in MIiiilnburg, for " est But
faloc township.
VII district, al the public school house in
and for North Ward in LewISburs borough.
N district, at the DuHaoe House, IN and Tor
South Ward in LcwiSburg borough.
y district, at the house now occupied hy
VIM. InhoH, in and for Milnburg borough.
NJ district, at the Laurellon School House,
IN and for Hartley township.
MI district, at the house Of Peter Wchr, III
and for Limestone township.
MI district, at the election house near
John Rcish in and for Lewis township.
NV district, ,at the house Of William Wolfe,
IN and for IIarlleton borough.
At which time and places there will be
elected by ballot
One person as Auditor Genera! for the Com
momwcallh of Pennsylvania;
One person as Surveyor General for said
Commonwealth;
Two Persons as Representatives, OF Union,
SNYDER aud JunIata counties IN the General
Assembly of this Commonwealth;
Onc person as Prothonoiary and Clerk oi
the Court of Quarter Sessions, Oyer and Ter
miner and Orphans Court Of Union county
Onc person as County Surveyor;
One person a. County Treasurer;
One person as District Attorney;
Ono person as County Commissioner; ana
One person is County Auditor.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23

I-.-t Eull y'ar- ola and upward ~. and ; -
lest I.uIi lrtwrt.t l aud = yy.T, old 90
l..-f luiI Calf uJ
Is.-t H,iEr calf -lI.
I,.- iIr.i,.r over = years oh = uu
b. Co.'S f,r Ir,uI.u- : or mon. # Irr cav.s g. l,.
shown T.. and = 90
lit Dairy Cow owned at T., Il 'y I.r-.u, writ
ten statement uf yirit. A.. 60 o.. rendered = 70
.,r..s.y.y ,,~rr.. -.,,.s A. trryr
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23

best Flowing, rrrprI hius 5pi 40 thr xiii of work
mon amt discipline # U.itn-, w'll r> CN'cutru
NiiIin a r,,..u,l,l,, tim, NJ
81 lat 2W
best done l,y a boy un Ter - years IF age -
~ best IN. and Jt
Inhrcs-E nnrrn Slrar Adam Guuiy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

Tint every person, excepting Justices 81 tr Fca'-
VIII" shall hold any Office appointment II rruht ~
trust under the United States of this st,r. or any
,iiy pr incorporated district whether commissioned
cilrr or otherwise. subordinate officer agent, who
l. or hall lc employed under the legislative executive,
or jgtr.ary department If this state or Of thu tu"l
STATE ur Il auv incorporated district aud ai-" that
v.ry member # Cun-r.S and % tht -tttr i.t'un.
suI If i., ',.t ,guHuu ..Hu 81 = ALY ',tN 'r .1'
IT,! i-l,T i say ia. rUyIaI,d .tu', J. ~ Ia" I"t T..
a.. - = ----a =
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23

lest barrel uf Wheat lluur
l.-J .tr.rin'.n u Flour lr,d With written state.
u,.af u' rHuuJ',r ., maxim. It
l~.z: i,y. a'rl IutitiI. saufr C. nations
Iul.,.s-- lIl,h,.l LtrLtlorn I1Iu
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23
son, Daniel I;auglcr, Jr-


let = had ly,i cattle up
.il-.~t -'y-
l...i :, st,rr calves ~.
i.-t -,sn OF " NaT,iu- Horses !. u'
- ir-t ~.
I.>t ran Of Matched Irr-e- 2u1
- lt,t ~.
Judgcs-Thos. Comfy, David lIcrbs;,
Enurrn ANnlf
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23

Jud-e~-iohu NJ Call, T.. j.. Mc'zs,r,
Robert Swiuctord.
no. H. 2lanuCacturcG Articles.
Ipr.t specimen ., met work g oI
lHst lrrs- Goat "
hr>t Vt
l.-l ]. .u'l. 50. Of Ca7ri7-r harness manufactured
WITHIN Jilr limits tir >'-laty "
.-t sIu %. Set. tarria.. Harness ssI. conditions u
'-.t ,tt.s,u t.'l skins finished n"
l.-t .'rau kIp skins finished w'
lest sides ;. r Leather ..
l,-, I.j .; :l.r I,ail,r . sides or more go
I.>t ;a.r. r; : we'd tali I;ua.ts rH
l.-' pain 90 i7!,.-' KIl SEu-s 80
lost laIr i'uI-.. chu,~ 80
l.-t Ca,- !lr. 5 ..,,. ami Trimmings . w'
Judsc>-Wm. Moore, John & Brown,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23
No. D sheep and swine.
No. Poultry.

Irst rair Chickens %
"A best 10 - ig
lr.st par Turkeys ut
lest uair ''or.c ~
l,st Isir Ducks %
Judsos-Jos. W Shrincr, j F.Vanval-
zah, Elam Nickel.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23
yo.I"- -&&ricu,fuvaI implements
No. -Uncnun,cratcI Articles.

dgcs--W IN. FrIck, Tctcr SIcas, Ecnj.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23
No. :s-Durhann Cattle.

Judgcs-Georgc Slcar, Adam Guudy
Peter Stahl.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23

No, r-pyo,yins Match /.

JudgcS-N II. NaSIc, 4. NJ .IlaWsuv, ii
Shoemaker
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23

Judgcs-C. ". Schafile, III. &. Stcdman
l.. Steiner
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-12

3. CUTTER, -
Nos 3G 30 Corner Of C,7sys q71 E,eliiray,
NASHVILLE, TENS.
Wholesale ANA Retail Dealer In
Boots, Shoes, Esats, TrGiGiks. Caps
UMBRELLAS, WHIPS, &C.,
9 s opening the very hest selected s.5es Of
E"OTs, SEIOI2s, HATS, &e., sl1 s
For Fall and Winter wear.
Ny soS fai Ladies, Misses and Chiilrsns wear have
sele tel with grsIt
BOUBLE SOLED EOOFS avn SHOES,
general as,ortmcntof Gent. Boy eHI Tautat wear
EgROGANS ASD gsesoES.
very large stock Of Double so'el Br gsa auI Boots,
-s.r- HATS, CARS, !Sc.. Ec.,
Just race;rei direct t- n1uu1'orr every syle Of
Gents Bays audi hl rens Fur, Cassu - gCl, MeTUo- &c.
Traa1s. TnhIe lis, Wa e. Carpet liass ie sai sal
lie BAGS H
ATTENTION, d ACEsENESTS, &c-
i,gOO feet 81 Leather Es3ng. 10 - inches
wide Ais" Lace Leather. Copper BErs and Fvs hand 1Hi
fr is bow 20; Nos 20 ami 50 cIrncr % College oud
BrotiSay-
sepel-J,tw&riyr p r. CrTTEE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-12

GAIETr THEArNa-NE. NUEDoc1-As announced
in our last, Mr. MURDOcH last night made his first
appearance this season. his svOre part of Charles
Surface, in the School for Scandal A a matter of
course the theatre was fled to overlooking 1t
would be quite supshuous for us 10 analyze in de-
tail his finished rendering of that now almost ex-
tnct style Of comedy, at stately aRd brilliant
for the satisfactory prcseatation Of which the actor
mast have the presence of prince, the grace of a
courtier and the wit Of Sheridan; nor can we at
this late hour do justice to the complete and salts
foctory manBer in which he was supported BY tho
excellent company now playing at the Gaiety, by
whom every part in this most difficult comedy was
sustained with degree Of case and ability now
rarely to be witnessed in any theatre. To specify
would be inVidous. where all did so well, and the
lSteness Of the hour renders il impossible for us to
do Justice TO ALL sGa q -.
Tomorrow night Mr.. MuSDocH appears in uI-
wer's historical play Of Rickelieu, and twill be in
toresting if it only in the way OF COZ trast to
witness the success OF the great actor in the astute
and terrible architect of the French monarchy after
seeing him rattle through the dazzling comedy of
Sheridan.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-12
For COunfv Trustee,

Wsars authorized to anuoHnee rios. T. SAUNDERS can
edss Tor the Office Of Couaey for davidson At
the election to be held in March. 1861. apps
We are authorized to IsHAM CLARK candi
date for County Trustee at the ensuing March election
sug27-h FHti
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL P. AMENT, 9
candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson county, the
March election. Isep2-td@
Wsare authorized to HARDIN P BosTIcx candi-
date for the Office Of County Trustee, Of Davidson county at the
ensuing March election. oe5-td
We are authorized to announce JNo W. MARTIN can.
ddate for County Trustee the ensuing Marsh election.
OctlI-dtd.
r We are authorized to announce HENRY L. JUSTICE
candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson county the ensuing
March election. oGll-dtd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-12
From Texas.

NEw ORLEANS Oct. Il.--Gen. Twiggs has asked TO
be relieved from the command of the Military De-
partment of Texas.
The Austin Gazette says that the Camanche and
other tribes are planning grand expedition against
the NOrtherA frontier of Texas $500
1t is reported that Collector Hatch has discovered
secret receptacle in the hold of the steamer Phila-
delphia containing boxes of muskets supposed to
have been shipped at New York