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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-08-06

- AAAsssS ~ &ss S&s>N
from Gums, Is one Of the I
icines now before the pub
morbid or bad matter
from the system, applying |.
in their place q healthy
flow of bile, invigor0tingI {
the stomach, causing foo. ,
to digest well, purifying !
the blood, giving tone and
health to the whsle ma
chinery, removing tn e
canse Of the disease-ef-
fecting . radical cure.-lt
Bilious attacks are cured,
and, what 10 better, pre-
vented by the occasional
use of the Liver Invigora-
tor. One dose after eat
ing Is sufficient to relieve
the stomach and prevent
the food from rising AMI
souring. Only one doset
taken before retiring pre-
vents nightmare. Only
one dose taken at night,
loosens the bowels gently, |,
and cures costiveness.-I'
One dose taken after each
meal will cure dyspepsia. b
the absorbents. We take
this medicine as a prevent
Fever, and all Fevers Of
with certainty, and thoussl
wonderful virtues. All VII,
imous testimony in III favo
with the InyigsratOr, and 8
one Dollar per Bottle.
No. 245 Broadway, New 70
gists. Sold, also, by w. H
and VIM. b. WOLFF, St.
Paul.
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the Messrs. Rothschilds were represented as
the European agents. Constantine, Fellner
k& Co., were the agents in this City. This
firm has been operating extensively in the
South and West, but are now missing
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An Immense Swindle.

-, g.-.1.r--r m NEW YORK, July ~.
An immense swindle has just exploded. 1t
is called the Grand Duchy of Baden fourteen
million loan, conducted with lottery, Of which
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From the Gold Mines.

LEAvENwoRTH, July 20.
The Times has interesting private advices
by the arrival of the Express last night from
Denver City on the Goth.
The mines continued to yield well, and new
leads were constantly developing.
A great many miners had been compelled
to quit work on account Of the scarcity of
water.
A company had commenced the construc-
ton of fume eleven miles long, to convey
water from the neighborhood Of Mountain
City. Tunnelling had also commenced.
Machine Shop Burned.
PORTLAND, July 20.
Last night the machine shop of Geo. Hall
was completely destroyed by fire, together
with the last factory of Mr.. Moore, black
smith shop of Stephen Noyes, cooper shop Of
Geo. Mcclellan, and considerable quantlty
of lumber.
Steamer Sunk.
MEMPHIS, July 30.
The steamer Return, White River packet,
sunk at Duvalps Bluif on Wednesday. Loss
$4,000, uninsured. No lives lost
Southern Pacific Road.
LOUISVILLE, July 20.
President Fowlks, with $50, 900 to pay the
first instalment of the Southern Pacific Road
left here to-day for Marshall, Texas.
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DRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE on

L THE FL fSIULO0ICALE VIEW
OF MARRIAGE, $50 Pages and 100
Fine Plain and Colored Litho-
craps and Plates, sent free Of post.
age to all parts Of the pmon.-
Cheapest Book ,ver published, and
containing nearly double the guam
tity Of reading matter in that Of
the Fifty cents or Dollar Publica-
cations. 1t treats on the Physiol
Ky of Marriage, and the secret dis
orders and iufirnities Of youth and
maturity, resulting from excuses
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
HENRY M. SLADE,
A Il T OR EY AT LAW
And Notary Public.
0fscs in Rogers' Block, THIRD Street, 81. Paul.
August II, 1858. aug1s-dy
M. E. AMES,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
RooER's BLOCK,
SAINT ANTHONY STREET,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
jy12-dy.
w. d. WASHBURN,
ATTORNEY & co JNSELLOR AT LAW
And Commission, 'or tho Stat. Of Mssns
MINNEAPOLIS. s.: MINNESOTA.
BABCOCK K COTTON,
ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELLoRs AT Law: ONCE,
Third Street, in the Minnesotian Building Saint Paul.
Minnesota. jy19-daw1y
ID. COOPER.
COUNSELLOR AT LAW. WILL, FOR THE FUTURE,
act as Counsel only, except in special cases furnish
trial Of cases ~ tae psayic and Supreme Courts Of
the state and Of the United States. Office in Irvnes
Block. may6-dr
HORACE II. BIGELOW,
| ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAw.-Oface
No. in Lamberts Block corner of Third and Cedar
streets, st. Paul. Minnesota. jy19-df.
| GEORGE A. NOURsE,
| (Late Of St. Anthony
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Office in
| McCungs (Phenix Bock0 Saint Paul, Minnesota.
| jy1-d1y
w. A. GORMAN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE IMMEDIATELY OVER
Col. McKentys, Third and Minnesota Streets, and
the opposite end of the building occupied by Ames,
Van Etten Officer. Especial attention given to Col
ONCE from Minnesota to Washington City, or before
jacs. d1yaws,
| JOHN B. sANBoRN. THEO. FRENCH. CHAs. c. LUN
SANBORN, FRENCH & LUND,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLoRs AT LAW, COM.
MISSIONER for New York, Maine, Vermont, New
Hampshire, Ohio and Massachusetts. Office on San
Anthony Street, over Mackubin Edgertons Bank 8,
Paul, Minnesota. (sept 1Sd
M. SHERBURNE,
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAw-oncs In
Concert Hall Building st. Anthony Street, st. Paul
Minnesota. je1i
ISAAC VAN ErrEA. HARVEY OFFICER
VAN ETTEN Il OFFICER,
ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELLORs AT LAW, 81
PAUL, Minnesota. msr27
EDWIN c. BECKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND GENERAL AGENT, su
perior, Wisconsin. Real Estate bought and sold, Tax.
paid and all the business of General Agency sttende
' to With promptness jess
JAMES GILFILLAE. Q. D. onEIIl.Al
j. G. ID. GILFlLLAN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CORNER OF THIRD AN
Minnesota Streets, st. Paul, Minnesota. my
EDWARD r. PARKER,
= ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Hastine
Minnesota Territory. ag-8l
A. McELRATH,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW, North East Third and Minneso
Street, St. Paul, Minnesota.
J. DANIELS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. ONCE
Third Street, St. Paul. Minnesota.
, ID. NEWELL,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE ON THIRD STREE
four doors west Of Jacks son street, over Bidwens
change Bank, st. Paul Minnesota. ny
r.. L. MOSS .. . 10. PENHINaT
- MOSS & PENNINGTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Phoenix Block, cor.er st. Ant
eny and Wsbashaw, st. Paul, N. 7. aug4-t
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THE PEACE TREATY CONDEMNED
Death of the Queen of Portugal!

NAPOLEON BECOhING UNPOPULAR.
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PHYSICIANS.

DlSS. MERRILL q DUNHAM,
s.-OFFICE, ST. ANTHONY STREET
opposite Market Particular attention paid to diseas
jy7d3m. 49,.
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REAL ESTATE.
d, Il, BROWNELL.

p. L. BROWNELL,
LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN REAL ESTATE
Cambridge Isanti Co. Minn will buy and sell Real Es-
tate. Taxes paid for n-re residents. Assistance rem.
dered in selecting claims &C., &c. REvERENcEs-
Chas. L. Robbins. Esq, Csh. Merchants Bank Provi.
dence, K l., l. A. BrOwnell Co., Boston, Mass, H.
8. Lincoln, ESQ., New York City, K. r. Slaughter, ESQ.,.
st. Paul. Col Cyrus Adrich, Minneapolis, A. B. Cor.
gas, Esq, saltwater. ap28-dt
w. w. McDOUGALL,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, SURVEYOR, DRAFTSMAN,
and COnveyancer is engaged In exploring, investing
Money; ami locating Land Warrants Will furnish
Preemptors and Strangers with all necessary infors
nation, and plats. No Investments made In lands
with which am not personally acquainted. Orders
for Surveying and Drafting promptly executed. Office
Corner Main and Bridge Streets, Wabashaw, N. T.
J.F. BRADFORD,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, STONE BLOCK WEST OF
the Post Office, 81. Paul, Min nesota. myl
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mr.. e. HAnRuRu,n.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Office and Residence
Fourth street, the Winslow House, Saint Paul
Min N. B.-Dr. H. wishes 1t to be distinctly nnder
stood that when his services rendered. he expects
his pay. oct23-dn
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DIR. III. WEDELSTAEDT.

HOMGOPATHIST, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA; OFFICE
Charles Mayo's Hardware Store. Residence,
Chestnut Street, in she house of the late Rev. Mr..
Bradley. References Or. p. Hadaeld St. Paul, r..
=. Slaughter, Prof. Pulte, Cincinnati. nov16-d6m.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE
95 SOUTH CLARK STREET. CHICAGO.

PAPER WAREHOUSE
s5 SOUTH CLARK STREET, CHICAGO.
Agency established by manufacturers, for the sale of
all sizes of
NEWS AND JoBBING PRINT AND BOOK PAPERS,
Of ysrons qualities, fine papers of all kinds from the
celebrated Mills of Chanbern. Farwell Co., Water.
town. T., French Letter end Note, Commercial Note,
&c. &c.
Coored Medium and Double Medium, Manila Rag
and Straw Wrapping Papers. --s...
Also, CARD BOARDS Of every variety, and of better
quality than ever before offered In this market
70 Orders from the Country solicited.
~. W. TAN NER. Agent.
Post Office Address, Box 1872 mrl2. WIN
CT. AN CHONY AND ST. CLOUD...THE
- staunch Steamboat ENTERPRISE, AzMaMn1~ a
will ply regularly between st. Anthony
and Minneapolis, and St. Cloud, and s5sft{12I
ings. Leaves ct. Anthony Mondays and Thursdays at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and strives 81 ST. Cloud Tuesday nd
Friday afternoons; and leaves St. Cloud Wednesdays
and Saturdays, at O'Clock, A. NJ and arrives at st.
Anthony same evenings.
II For freight or passage apply on board, orto
LEVI COSsIT, St. Anthony,
or to HARRY GREANLEAF Merchants Hotel, st. Paul.
May 10, 1859 my20-dawtoct
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ADDITIoNAL FROM EUROPE.
News of the Treaty of Peace Confirmed
DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE ITALIANS.
MARKETS. &C., &C.

Count CavOur aud the Sandman Minis
try Resign!
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DIR. ID. 5. HUTCHINSON.

DENTIST, GRADUATE OF PHILADELPHIA DENTAL
COlegeD With an experience of ten years. practice,
respectfully offers his professional services the pub
lic Charges reasonable, and work warranted. Office
st. Paul, Min. novl4-w1y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19
Democratic Meeting in Madison.

In accordance with previous notice, the De-
mocracy of Madison county met in convention at
Jackson on Monday, the 9TH February.
On motion, tue Hon. A. W o TOtten was called
to the chair, and r. J Hays appointed Secretary.
Miessrs NJ D Welch. B freeman, Hays, W
L Flowers and L Holland, through their chair
man. reported the following resolutions, tO-wit:
RESOLVED That we endorse the national Admins
traOn Of James buchanan.
ResolUed, That we remember with gratitude the
important services rendered by Governor Harris IN
the oanvssses of 1861; that We approve OF bis
course as Executive of the State and that he IS our
frs. and last choice for the next Goysrnorof Ten
ne see.
ResoIped, That we approve the course Of our i'm"
mediate Representative in Congress, the Hon. Nn'
I. Avery.
Resoi1sd, That We leave the question Of the cur
reney to the Nashville Convention, soon to meet a.
that place
ResOlUeE, That the Hon. Andrew Ewing be, and i
hereby authorized cost the Of this county II
the absence of delegates.
Resolged, Taat Z. B. Mechanism be and is here
/ by unanimously nominated as a candidate 20 rep
resent our county in the mex: Legislature.
On motion, the chair appointed the following del
egaies TO attend the State Convention at Nashville
to- wit:
] Smith, Vim r Williamson, SIcClanahar
VIM StoVall, George Taylor r Connolly,
Law, W Campbell, WIN Caruihers, Robert Cart
NELL A S Rogers, joseph Fogg, NJ Welch, CO
Robert Chester, and Gen J Hays.
On motion the Chairman added to the list {
delegates. A. W. o. Totes, Chairman.
RI HAYS, Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

The Hickman Argas learns that The commissioners
and their assistants engaged in running and remark
ing the line between this State and Kentucky,
few day since encsmped ReelfoOt lake, and
by this time they have run and marked the line
from the initial points the Mississippi to the hills
eastward from the lake. The difficulties on this
part Of the line much greater than auy other
portion, greater part of the way being through
tangled canebTakes, swamps and sloughs, or ecrOss
bends of the Mississippi, and arms of Reelfoot lake
too deep to be wadsd and too much obstructed with
fallen timber to be crossed in without great
labor and loss Of timer The commissioners seem to
be actuated by determination to spare effort to
accomplish the purpose of the Legislature in ere
ating the commission, by giving the line such per-
manenee and notOriety TO put end 10 all fur
Their controversies between the States indiyd
ual citizens growing out of uudertainty in respect
to the line II is true that in 1920, by the compact
between the States, the boundary was definitely
established on paper ~ the agreement that Walkers
line east Of the Tennessee river ami Alexander
MuuselPs west Of the same should constitute the
boundary, but the question WHERE these lines are
situated on the ground has been The fruitiu source
of contenlions, wbish wo earnestly hope are to be
terminated forever by the iab5rs Of the present
commission.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19
OuR MUSICAL FRIEND.

WEEKLY publication Of Sheet Music suitable for the play
~ e and singers Home ercleand consisting oil sixteen
nIl folio size. stitched in handsome cover II contains
IN the popular dances of the day arrangements from the most
fvore oIras sceuss songs ballads airs &c an abundant
n AZ every thing the popular taste demands never too
iic,iit aays instructive and fresh and delightful
Tbe fsvor with which OR MUSICAL FRIEND has been re-
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- pe bv The following composers have appeared in the
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Our Musical Friend
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oGc N publication the following rates yearly s. half year
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year same rates half year No subscription taken Tor less
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

An English paper contains letter from India,
giving q thrilling account OF recent tiger hunt.
There were one EngIishman and six Sepoys en-
gagged in the aft sir. The tiger was wounded, and
finally roaring furiously charged right down on the
Sepoys, who gave him a vOlley which, however, did
not stop him. He rushed on 6 eOolie police sepoy,
who, with the utmost GOODNESS ard courage, re-
ceived him with the bsyonet INJECTING severe
wJund on the head. But the tiger bore down the
Sepoy's defence, and taking the end of the musket
in his jaws so immense was his strength that the
musket aud bayonet were bent to a right angle;
then selling on the Sepoy, be cawed him fesrfuliy
The others drew their swords and slashed the All
NAL SO that he left the man, when ball was sent
through his heart They took the tiger and wound
cd SepOy, and arriving al the nearest station the
sepoy was sent into the hospital he frghfuly
lscerated. He asked for four hairs from the tiger
whiskers, which he said were a charm to cure him
if tied round his wrist But the charm was power
less, as ne soon began to sink and finally died.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

GIN. JAoKsoN's RETURN TO TESEEssEE.-The
Hon. Andrew Ewing, who delivered the Grafton at
the inauguration of the Jackson Bust at Memphis
on the 8Ih of January, related the following tOuoh~
ing incident concerning Gen. Jacksons return from
Washington to his home in TeDnessee, at the expi-
ration of his Presidential term, in 1887.
The day of his return, said the speaker, was to
me one of the most memorable of my existence. HIS
cid friends and companions intended 10 give him
public reception they met together, appointed one
Of their number to deliver address, and siariei
TO meet him. The young men and boys of our city,
followed their example, made their arrangements
| and appointed me ss their spokesman We met
him in the eedsrs near Lebanon. The old men were
ranged in front, the boys in the rear he got cut
of his carriage listened eoureously to the address
of Judge Campball, replied happily, and shook
| hands with his old associates He then drew near
to u.s. | stepped forward, spoke a few words OF
kindness, and wound up by saying, that the emil
dren of his old settlers and friends welcomed him
home and we're ready to serve under his banner
| His frame shook he bowed down mis- head, and
while the tears rolled down his aged cheeks, he re-
Piled al could have stood all but this-lt IS toe
| much !" The crowd gathered around, and for
few moments there was a general outburst Of sym
| pathy and tears.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

KILL doubtless be gratinei 70 observe my 10 w.
M continued strngsncy, We have cone'nl'i p 80
sir-tio1 fu our popular and unapprQacns''e or.
Toh viii. the EXCELSIOR as VII bring ~ VIM -
~ aI 1t is nov offered, or this season Only, ~. 49, Il
.s.s III grinding rings, the very icH rte 'i fetl
IA Tar a. We are aware. this is loser man -ae
iefore becn offered In the United sli-' % p 49, $3.50
-..i--.f ~ tAfse destitute of pre- aice re u---
Iii .,,rrecsts our Efforts by sendlns m u,sf ,.i- "a
-. lorv SINCE Awarded o. re hAcci'lof I'VE
- t--sf,, - va. without discussing ti snfii
i. - ,t.y -b tbe remark the Esc-isof' IS .i
% % li1ll ,-tsIt I'VE oats Ec atHc-i eud Eru.
- ~ emily uss Il discharrss tht meat a'-1-t ,tt
1911 md IS provided with rogll .e gI,'t-i -i -
ran h. restored cost % tTee d9IilFs- Afeia
,nt tbs state are authorised 90 sell PEE tesa - .@vss
kefs'1' JANIS @. BALDWiN,
40. 4Stv3rn q. Celrse ai.eat, ''-slg ~ .enn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

have No stock Farm for sale, situatsi In De v =
~ -J ~ Warren county. TennessCP, contanilE 500
,es ~ which I75acrss we'll r' crsi and ne
bt 800 cultivation The land lies eleven nil VS. ei rs
l5,,,5ra and six miles north the Mcnn7tlie ard Ai
ter hsiir al and on the Barren Fork q Collin rtss,
~ in bfrs of said river, making al Parts OF thF ia.
rsn hi stoz water Upon the who'll maklug % o1eel
Stz Fsrr1s ia the cpartry Two iuudrei acres OF ls ~
80, land But M a Euri the Whole tract s not 70 7 '
~ wheat cloveror grass. 1t hes level and ai isa..
r,gs Esbing 10 buy good firln would do sell p 81
recommend Itself. This land mas an lte
~ i75u-ovlen upou L. For Other arlcaill = -s- ~
Tsu-r Manchester, or A. J. Brewer, Morrison ~ pee
de-IAtW&wG u - r -
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vUxR vFIIFs the North and North " est troal me south
satas can procure Tickets from Charleston savannah
bosnoo,,a Montgomery Macon Wilmington, Knoxville,
1cIsrg washington. Atlanta, snd Augusta to 81 +ouis'
1onisviIe Cairo. hickman, Columbus Evansville Cnf1nna
New Orleans Vicksburg, Padncah, smiihand and mPis' VIA
Nashville. Tennessee. -. :,
ali points Passengers arrvnga Nashville, via Nashville anu
chattanooga Railroad 60 directly to boat without 1teaon
sis quickest and cheapest route for those bound Tor me l
ReGuIar Cairo, Memphis and ST. Louis Line
The Zine steamboats, b. NJ Runyan, Mnnetonka sa est
Cuba and j. G. Cline.
One Of Boats will leave Nashville every day at y NJ con
Meeting Cairo with Illinois Central Railroad and
Nashville to St. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packers.
Reliance Dunlieth. Ella. John Gault aud Tempest leave
Vile every Thursday and Tuesday, at y O'Clock NJ time rom
Nashville Louisville Sixty hours and to Cincinnati lonr days
Regular Mem pfaiS, New Orleans ana hcAAs-
burg Line OF Boats
James JohusOn Nashville, E. Howard Rel Rover and Josep
inc Savage 0neof these viii leave Nashville every o9er
day time from Nashville to Memphis ~ hours 'lcK
bnrg, five days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats Nashville day and wait for the arrival oil he
Passenger Trains before starting.
For accommodation upon the Boats Tickets can %
procured different points, at prices named In the annexed
afuleo If Rate
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VAE.EARLE sUMNER LAaDs Foli sai.E.

ETIsHING t, change my tusness, an orrrs % sie ~
Fsrln In Sumuer county. containing aeA it a-isf
sifua-ed tro miles south % e 6llau an- NaF- .e IN
t,uu1l esuI river acqut che dslce ir1i ~ ee
nearly eaul dau l-tEreu Ns1fiiie 7ri 0a'n- turi
Iat..een aad SEQ acres oin fr ,l! sal acIes % la'
81 heinz we'll ad8pled Eor t ni blue 'rir- iai ae-
CROPS peculiar this latitui1. improtel .Hl-,l
I- nreII8e with six rJsas. Nel s-tl, ril7af il-fs
Tee House Cos ani Horss stl1i-- and l- lf ia
In l7~z i-fIe there Vacs >tlll i1li-f NV
,liIt - mrs. 10 engiuel Eil plenty % timber % sile ~
DC pS-c t Keep up number % ag is ~ cog
also a frrg 81. pond vel stlcGsl. aiocs auf vtal f 49,
v suI u Good quafty. Ans Wantar g.ll SOL. h--'
-. viii d we'll -he premises ol-l .'r Ne
az 20 go or one half rise inrildn- a
,r ths Steam N AT so per acre Terms the whQi-
place. one fourth cash. the balance ON J. sod years to -
80 - 75o ,e- with improvements, third c- tho ac7
an ana years for further particulars apply o. or a'e'
tie srrir or to Turner Foster, Esq, % Nas'ile er 70
Nr Oliver Porlue o the premises 49, - - .r-,,-
j4u5-5m W. ~
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

The Athens Post Of the llth inst says an inter
stng revival of religion is in progress in the Pres
byterisn Church in that place. under the ministeTi-
al labors of Rev's. g. a Caldwell, J. Bradshaw.
of Chattanooga, and Joseph b. Martin, of Knox
Vile
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

The fire which destroyed William and Mary Coli
lege is supposed to have caught from the candle Of
negro, who was saving wood in the basement be-
fore daylight. The citizens Of Williamsburg have al
ready subscribed $40 900 to rebuild the institution
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-19

At the last term OF the Circuit Court Of Haywood
county, young Eddiugs was tried for the murder Of
Pybass, in Gibson county, in 1857, and was con
victed of mansisugiter and sentenced to the peni
tenliary for ten years. The Brownsville Journal
referring to the case says: "There never was a
Use tried is Haywood county when much inter-
est and sympathy we're manifested as were show to
exist in his behllE Petitions have been signed and
sent TO the Governor for his pardon and we trust
that be in his elemeney viii grant him pardon
During the whole time the Court House was crowd
ed with ladies and gentlemen all sympsthising with
him, save few outsiders"