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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-30


DoSAPAETEs LOVE LEiTEas. The great N4pO
leon, when absent on the campaigns, used to write
the most tender lays letters his wife, Josephine.
Here is one of bis short notes; al write very Of
TO yOu my dear love. but very seldom hear IRON
you You are tickle, ugly, wicked erel'ure. Per
fdious! tl deceive poor husband and ardent lover,
Must he forfeit his rights because he is far away,
burdeRed with difficulties, care, and fatigue With
out bis Josephine, without the assurance of her
love, what remains for him earth What can he
dc thonsabd LOVING kisses-BnSAPARTE The
next is curioHsly tender; g dont love you bit
the contrary. | detest you You are an ugly,
stupid, wicked hussy You nsver write TO ue, and
you do not iose your husband You knew the edelieh
your letters sffJId me. and yet you SO d me only
half dozen hunIed lines. Pray, madam, what do
you do with yourself all day What impoItlnt
business is it that prevents your writing to your
fond lover. What affection stiles and puts aside
the love, the tender and constant love- you prom
ised me Who tbis Lew wonder be, this
lover, that sbsorbs all your ine, tyrsnnizss over
your days and prevents You from thinking Of your
husband: Take csre. Josephine, soms fne night,
the doors closed, and I'll surprise yoU But seri-
Ously, am very uneasy, my dear love, at receiving
no news Of you: write lIs fur pages imEe dAtsly,
full Of hjse charming things that ill my heart with
tenderness and delight. l hope 10 embrace you
before long, then / shall cover you with million
burning gkissss.-BoNAPARvE."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-30

coo uED CERAR POsfss asEed On
20. OUU PsIalsi 'id ~ ''a'as ssss's .ss:,,s =
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DIR. J. G. AVER & Ce.
rnurrr -cr
GREAT REDUCTION
r = Il @ n II ,

FIR Z L G Fl II.
ID ETK KRN HsshsiiI, Memphis aud KnoSye aud stsi0as
II y a the kast Tennessee ARi Georgis karost.
Ia Nashville hnoNFlles
Stations kssI kailrssi-
5fiTss Class a1ty cents per huhdrsi poundss
second do do Do
Forty per hundTed poulds.
10 Thiity hse To-.
per Lunded psuni between Nsnphis ana
KpoKv Stations kasi and eeorgis kasi
read 30 ~ H.fa
First Glass, ninety I've per hundred pounds
Glass, ninety handrsd POUNDS
ThTd Clzss ssTelgy hGndrsd po-1dsi
TozrtC Class airy ax csnts per zoe hdndEad poan3s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-30
CONTRAcTaR,s WORK.
ARCHITECTURAL AND PLAIN IRON
Werk for Public and Private Rnudings.

rare Proof Houses; Spirals and Straight sitsirs;
C trohts 6irers and Roofs Plain and Window
Conservatory and H0thOuSe and Door Frames Shutters;
appointments; Hosting Machines fcr Stores.
Ciumna window anc Door Iron and Glass PSVeI made
Lhtels ana SIsi strong and water tiRht admi-
Consos Modllons and Brack raby adapted light up
cts, Cnrinthian C0rreggic lars and vaults:
Doric, Ionic Composite Street Crossings GrsteIngs
CAPITALS for columns and Lamp and IIitchng Posts
ties Of all sizes; Vaults ond Vault Doc ~ and Jail
Cornices Moudingsand Leaves work &C
in variety ~
Balconies, Terandas Area Yard and Cemetery enclosures,
Gates aud Fences wrought work, and colupnste
Jobbing and repairs exec cutel with despatch.
Having thorough practical knowledge various 1nches
OF Mechanical Engineering shall devote my entire attention to
the general supervision Of the business
competent Foreme in the several deparmensR
OF experienced workmen at my
command feel every confidence ability compete
cessfnlly with similar establishment in the country
Aug2b T. NJ. BRENNAN. NJ & C. =.
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REskwApLK Al pLEAlURr.

90 AeHhNAbLE At fhEALOh'-
one Square, ons ysar, slo-Eaeh additional Square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, Will be chargea IOr Ihe excess.
IN THE wEEKLv.
osE pos Square for tie ars and Fury cEsTs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both Daily aud Weekly will
be charged the full daily with hall the Seey rais
added.
4iasrat AdOsrsieass mast be pail FOR at the time Of
iRssr tON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-30
IINn0N FOE SALE.

Wksre nov On.r.gg iJT sale the Mansion and 3yRA
M Farm " A. B. Montgomery, stuaed on - ftflA
&c Middle Franklin Turnpike, three mikes nom III.
ts Euolle Square ia Nashville. This is Gudcubt IIfI #
eSg t-e most tlghly improved property nov otter 44
- iof sale an where u The vicinity Of Nashville.
contains altogether 2GO acres third wood lands
s4HAo1 under euceu cultivation We deem il unnecessary
speak for itself 4 SR W RROWE
GRg2-du p., ts.,a,s I. rsnts
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And Good Accommodations with usual privileges for pc
travelling in change thereof.
FREIGHTS FORWARnFn

BY this route feghs % sl description Forwarded
fOm philadelphia New York, Boston, Baltimore point
on the Railroads o oho Kentucky Indiana, Illinois,
sin, Iowa, or MISSOURI, ly Railroad direct
The Pennsylysnis Railroad also Pttsu.- with
steamers W which Goods te forwarded port
Ohio, MusklngUIn Kentucky, Tennessee CUulbeziani
Mississippi, Wisconsin Missouri hasss Arkansas
Rivers aud al Cleveland ssnduskg and Chicago with ports
On ths North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shipper enTusLE the transportation
tfsr Freight TO this Company, re with confidence
speedy transit,
The s:es Of freight TO point ia the West hy the Pennsy
YEAS Railroad az al times favorable CHARGED GY
ether Railroad Companies
III Be particular 10 marx packages wis PeuuB, K \
merchants an the West ordering goods from ths Esss Si and
h 20 their interest 70 cali the Company
following places before shpbug letters addressed either
thsn on the sulet q irehts " "a Hh prompt
RI. sNEEDER, Paladslphia
MAGkAh s. huONS ~ North street. paltimore.
lEtCH TO- No. Aslor nouse, No. l. y. Wm, 81 d,
NY.
AEICH Co No "a KiIby street, Boston.
H. H. not S1ON, trueral Freight Agant, Phila.
l. L. HUtff General Ticket As~ut, Fhiia
THOs. A SCOTT, General Ssp'L Altoona, Pa. lians Il
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VIII 6s carried cslsbrAed Plaster Virginia
CRzsnooFaaRd Dalton and stations The East rssnness
Gsorsis Railroad, dosrs Of 2tUO pounds
To Nsshtu All Stations the Asshyile Ghaftano0g
Raiitcad, dollars per af 90 pounds
TuscumbA and Sata1s Fast Of Tuscumhis, tn
Msnphs Charleston Road, ton
isus sss. u Taseulbis at Twelve dollars
gEASSUFIgATTON,
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AgrIcultursl upIsnsnis burning ais
aEs hasksss hrsI rates; batting biDis benna
hooks bualo robes bro0s
boys and ssg chemicals double fst ass sabns
knocked down, and veil boxed nrst cards
peHng oOrks oneonsFy, ohss e0xsd tcs aIss ass rst
egREs boxed and srsppst caa In mats, ad
ssYss clocks and weights copper aud brass Eess deuohni
owner k Eice ht class rates drugs IN tales and boxes
eos boxes, bales and nnk5i furaure set du boxed
ns: class rates. furGIe Enocked down and veil eox3e
ras wagons, fsathsFs HEs
ASH, fresh zsFdsa ss nioE gas
hides dry loose houseaod sods ,uot
wall o51ed hair, aks uk indigo nda Tatnsr
goods; leather 0oseJ qa0F lemons, sckfd lok
bsxsd tse class machinery, boN11 airaess
outiDss ant picture fraesi Mails and
rugs nsdshrs, muskes marble, Erough AZ Owners rsks
aBd tubs sacks musical Instruments, mineral
ater glass: bags oysters ksgs and
saeed. oh Sangings uat boxed preeFv
Eiass fisk pickles ia glass risk ra
rIes printing piano furtes. porter ana
als gsss psntng an pietuss we'll satan rusra
bFstlss; boilers, thirty iest and nners
thirty feet, half Atss stAtanery ha
and scale bsaas boxed boxed se
At Osnsrs risk Potss. ssng
pIss spirits taTpentine slsVe plates - swHers risk
ehDes tEunks tiuEsss toxed aad sbrIS bas, AZ
oEhers Isks Oas @Ed half n class isfs; tRnss boxed
dubrsi4s EsDssflB not boxed, TaFasts ehdfen
noi bOxsd tFee nrst class aud hO1hy hor
bGfe1 half nrs class rates t3cs
ks Whips, Ehslsbons EhebarfOEs Eoosn fss
los and boss, willow ware, tsice hst class WOOL
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An exchange paper thinks it would be hard to
fod aDyShere "more lawyers doctors, etlOnels
captains, majors, sn1 'squires. more legislation,
snt laws less understood, more migratory pOpula-
ti5n half lfoooked buseuit, harder corn dodgers
less cara for expenses, mora regard for females,
more gO-aheadaiiveness, mors Bibles and more
novels more religion ani more devils, more clever
and liberahiy, mere real independence, wilder
oxen, more politeaess and gaWkiaess. more danger
steamboats,, unsafe banks, mora pitching horses
anI awkward dinoers, than in our beloved and
hOn0Ied United States F"
The Superintendent OF tae State Road in Georgia
has called the MUSES. TO his aid in enf1icing its
regulations, will be by the following poetry
ON the tickets issued TO rasseDgers:
"Keep your feet Cd the seats While rbiag carss
please step front aud sae Cigars
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-30
Freight Transportation.

Freight EEauSpOrtaIiOu.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
FENdE Southern Road the great lnes This rOsi
thus Ia been managed u such away caIAEeul
the public patronage
This Company under The Usnersl SuVeginteudsuce oT
n. d. MFAstS, General Freight Agent,
Nov oder shippers Baltimore philAdel lhia
New Aorbs tluu Richmond. iserbgr, e. exceedingly
loS rates Euj below Aea ORLEANS prices, their
With the deduction upon Insurance and hall
cent by th route snd the kuro~sn dpng being IL
shilings sterling les Than the New ureaus shipping prize,
El contribute % render u
Reliable as WGlI a. Desirable,
Their facilities Ter transportation unequaed by Oihe
Toad noN osIltou, alr esrTn j. al fAkh
RRstpkHh, huSdIU1 and ninety miles below the Low
Ws4 AMI mos dan. navigation OF hs OHIO This
enables an Ordinary water the delivery C gu Ony CERTAIN
pA1 Nh dsatf la advance other aud the
te declines their advantages sucA the delivery
siasns On o6tsl rcaIes, sO tASI JhIs "a tht Ouly
cheap. UeIiabIe aud speedy Route.
fTeBhl- tA this FHute exposed other
Toaes a. slv Is day iAe ehriy tetng PARK
ssoogh under we'll sisiiej uuat by
steam 1uSia-rBt The whoRI hrins subject
The Louisville steamers direct with parksrshuTrh
boats without delay, do ukrwa the REGULAR Cnmhnat,
boHts The Pittsburgh boat de,t paTkersburgh "
ths aIsaofeht te company enabled tveist
daily Tor tLs route al tasil agency Nashville Eenu.
F0r fartssT particulars iUsuus ,t
Al I,AEGIsGN, Freight Agent,
nay y oml e" ,s.snts Broad aud Front streets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-30
The Adams Express Company.
- 8 Il s.ssis q

FINHE Adams Express Company beg leave announce 10 ar
friends and pubc - Nasty is, that they haY apeiu2
arrangements with the Louisville aud Nashville aau Road
CompauV under which will extend tie operations az tr
Express T. the line that Read, cOmsEgug August Is lr
completion Of the Nashville snl OF ihe road lug
Green 10Th cg August, is1' messengers rup
through between Nashville and Louisville
For particulars Is 70 rates, tins, &C apply to
sag9-du No ss Market Street, Nashville, lem
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-30

MhM ne Sc EEK
Autumn and Winter Stock
FOR 1859.
DOUGLAS & co..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
W II I GUUU Be- Ss
READY-MADE
CT @ r Fl T N g..
Hats Caps, Bonnets,
Boots, Shoes, Brogans,
G AR Pc TING S..
WHITING AND WRAPPING PAPERS,
UMBRELLAS, &C,
NO So,
PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN.
| HUGH DOUGLAS, AUGUSTUS ". sOUTHWORTH
WI s.sorTHToRru, SE0. Il. TaAfEE
EEH .EO
NJ A NJ NJ O. T III
Autumn and Winter Stock
s.E ..ss4.H
FOR 1859.
IDtGUGLAS & CO.,
! WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
C OODS
| RE1ADY MADE
40 va HI E y
CLOYHIMG G.
Hats, C APPS, BpUuets,
Boots, Shoes. Brogan
! CARPETINGS,
Wrapping and Writing Paper.
Umbrellas, Etc
NO. 81. PUBLEC sQUARE,
Nashville, Tennesse
u11e a ooTnGfsS AUGUSTUS W. s0UTHW0RT
| RYR n noI1t3j1S eE0. \. YEATMAAa
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piris tgrpeutne. eamphiae baTnna ais and Earnsh,
vii o3lF taken At Ovnefs risk.
dunp0Wder snd con mstcel. and other conbastbie
eiss viii charged local sach 0nly
Qoasft uV1uzn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-30
RAILROAD WORK.

Depot Round house Fronts Switches and SEh spds
Roofs and GrdsTs. Tank Valves;
Turn Tahea Frogs Sliding Oar Castings Loccm otiV
plates head and heel blocks; repairs generally
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-30

Stationary and Steamboat and Reaction Water
gines aud Boilers; Wheels;
FIGURING and Grist Mills Tobacco and Lard Presses
Mill Machinery; Water and Gas Pipss, Ketorts
Circular aud Muley Saw and GasWorks Castings
Mills; ta Rolling Mill Machinery and
SGsar Mills and Corn CrushSrs Blast Cylinders
Cast and Cut Geerihg Cot Gin MachLery Crsnks Gud
Mills ga geOns, Shaftiug &c, &C
catalogue of Patterns Os Spur and Bevl Ger
ing, Puleys, Balance and Baud heels, TO select froE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-30
THE PENNSYLVANIA
CEN TRIAL RAILROA OAD.
HE CAPACITY EauAL ANY IN TE ccySTRY
THREE THROUGH
PASS ENGER TRAINS

BETWEEN PITTsBURG AND PHILADELPHIA,
NONNEOTING direct n the Union Depot at PusbuTg with
Through Trains all Western for Phi.aieIuhia
New York BOSTON baltHnore' and Washington City thus
niSug facilities for The transportation 0f Passengers uuSur-
hassfd for speed and Clni0rt iy any other
Express and Vast bjUes through Philadelphia without
change OF ears fucturs.
smoking Cars rattcei to each train Woodruff Sleeping
Cars 70 EAIrrss and Past Trains Che Express Htins
Da1iy, Mali and fas Line sundays excepted Three Daily
Trains connect direct 10 New York Express Line con.
meet for Baltimore and Washington.
Express Trains leave Pl,shurg A NJ arrives Phaie pha
or Baltimore > y. NJ, New York lu:3u 2. NJ.
Mail Train leaves P-urg A. NJ arriving a Phlalelpia Al
7. NJ New York 1 20 A. N,
Fast Line leaves Pttsirg r. NJ Philadelphia or
Baltimore al 2 "a A. NJ, New York Ia =. NJ.
SIX Daily Trains hetNeeu Philadelphia and New York Two
Daily Trans htweeu New York Boston Ihrour Tickets
(all RAID are coed on ritlsr ui the above
Boat rLr 60 Boston good Norwich, Fall River, OF
St0nintt ln Lines.
Tickets Eastward may be obtained any important
Railroad Ohge, % the Wet als board any regular
Line OF Steamers ibe Mississippi una Rivers TioEe
westward at ne ohres Of e Company Boston, New York
Baltimore, OF Phiadrphis.
Pare always a. tow Rs by amy other HOHIe.
ASK sOR TICEETS - PIIISgCRG.
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Anchors Ala IL baTssls and osshsaas; bmsians n
snd hoq hleachnE sas burr bock trir. haFytes
IN IN haies csihh teTcss End baSess sees
onsuts chalk, clay, chain cable. chain IN casks eoca M
ta uslnt hozshealls.
al ssitsd fsnr vine hss IN c-sss Ead boxes asuF
aad sacks pipe guaao horse shoes Ia packages
tInd nfg raroad rvets. iron sst
~ heagy; ocosiiEe urr iaad plaster moasss mahezux
isls block unEronsht asone rough nails
skss, nall rods lead copper, iron
r ptc, p=stsr, palm OIL, putty, pressed n hses, ras
rroad yhsia and sptkess rsns nssnE rofe sams
sla. lee, in hogsheas boxas
wfoa1hf. s IN kegs, barrels barrels
otessks t0baceo and leaf In casks
IN in pigs iarFe jAponca; telegraph wire, toa phngs
- pipes. wire ree wheat Tn veil sot osnabug tHed
baRs zinc tshseE in essks and cases; n Pigs.
Ihis14rid 70 tzks secso the Isl day ssptbr s ans
esaiinss aaiil othss notics.
n w. COLE,
.r iSsD Naakrt1s q Ctaf1uaooga 4. p
= -. AlhE8s
tt " J. ROSS,
& t. = l11flssfa1 y. r. a
I n. c. FAcKe0N.
ssvz-R Ssg. Eaz It7a- 4 9seEF9 A. n
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DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
TIN GLtEAT MINNIE MESr.

The connecting Tracks ~ The Railroad Bridge PittshuTg
avoiding s dr,g f-rare ct eight together with te ssv
lnlapgs readily appreciated by Shppes Of
eight. and tiis travelling public.
Parties shippng EastSaIl "a HHi it to their advantage
ship By this route.
TOR Freight ContIa'tons OF Shipping Directors apply ai
dress either o tte following aEeHts Of the company
d. A. STEW ART, pittshurs
Doyle Co., steGoeusile, % N = Pierce Co, 2slesve O
johnson, Ripley, @ L. McNeeiey, Mayyyle XIV. Orushy
Cropper, Portsmouth, O. Paddock Co ,JedersouEie Iui
BTown CO Cincinnati, o. r c heljrum, Madison,
Ind William Bingham, soaisve, Ky; n uraham & Co,
Cairo Ill X Sass, ST. Louis, Mo- John Harris Neshye,
Tenn Harms a Hunt, Memphis, Tenn Clarke Co. Chicago,
III II II hooHtz, Alton, IN Murphy Walle, Duhudus,
Iowa, or 70 Freight Agens Of RAILROADS. diersp points
West.
The Greatest Facilities Offered fOr the Pres
lection aud speedy transportation OF
LIVE STOCK,
"A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-30

The Paris Aoaaeur Of the 9th inst, publishes a
long article explaining The reasons which caused
the Emperor to conclude peace The following is a
summary:
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Aptony, cFuds sPylss, dFisf baking p0sds I'D cords
bhfs, balls bottles; bTllone In bos tn
0cards buriaps berries siioDs saelen sa
EsnPsR candles c0c0a, ehocolae eones sfolnt n --
bsrFt!s Vsns in hsgS boxes; etna Fas % @
carrsntS cnsleTy, Char siud rlsns e'pyef 4
Ghssts, bois pigs wire, nails rcadl; oeppe ~ e
casks; and SEED ceeEfy oos 80
bsrrsls; aai bsiicyd Ea,er n o.sl r -
woods boxEs tsrlss dousste A7ess.s
"a 5sri-siu orrtusI bales - -EAi aeef aria1
orss AZ sesd dax boxsdi fTks Ia Aal nAnss si4Erl
- u coral. groceries asscTtsi t1os otnse SPEC aed
- s-r s. hydes Il bales nonsIs noes hoss barring
q boxss hemp iron hoop and sheet s-her u rolls o. boxes
x -,oS IIoaorscei lead, Pipe bar and sheet E4hogznys
trs asd Dlsak marble aes unEroasnI owners Isk
- =, bslss mats barrels ca5ts oskun, oth panls,
u lsaf pSssssds printers ink,
= u bc1sG PAsiebaaEd Peaches drss prniing pa
~s IN pepper payer hangings 10 bocsss picklsg
pDes sprng1 loose rabrer Psckg hose.
-. sppsd, rags n scks lcyhss, shoVsls. Baes, soaps
- aa5ley ssrdsnes In othsf sna
= LES sbosz bags, aEar IN oass scale sad scale
fzc, t5bscco cat in boxes taFrsl5s tea tpt
ssrrisg baked, sood IN shapes EOz IN baadss
rrrs psrsT; Jarn prssIsd snd 5sd rolf shes
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La Patterns for the WoTk.Table.? q
Patterns for Bosa cts. Cloaks, Dge.ses DC
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED

IL T. OLD Els II a Bills II E.D
ROUTE TO THE EAST ! IS rfgt
Via Dunleith and Illinois Central and Galena
sje and Chicago Railroads. ~ -'''
Train. leave Duuleith morning and evening
upon arrival of the Railroad Packet N, /
3g from St. Paul, running thro'
WIT Ho.UTi CHA NGEojo.F CARS
Making direct connections with all OF tho
Eastern lines for Detroit. Toronto. Alba
- ny, Cleveland. Montreal New York, J.
IA a, Bufial5, NiaEafa ~ ls.s Bottom, 9nA
And all cities and towns throughout the East
- 80 and TIE Cana''as. a12i' 1t .gHA
e LIE g. Il Mt s. LEEiPiI NC CARS
Are run upon al Night Trains. an Vantage
=, .. not enjoyed by any com peting route.
BAGGAGE checked through i ON Dunlei.h to
No lid al points. East I. tt....oa - .t,s
ifAssEsoERs Wishing ID 70 through withou.
ailtdeny, should purchase q .a2 .saA
THROUGH TICKETS VIA DUNLElTH
y Fare - 10y ~ by any First GLASS Route.
For T through, isksts and ihf iIsipation. apply
At the lUhion Railroad and Stpamboat
bal Il aris Ticket y tla ,:5,i,W = - 'si9e
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.AFoRTGAGE SALE.-Whereas defaul
lyl having been made in the condition q

.AfoRTGAGR sALE.-whereas default
'lyl having been made in the condition Of
: certain mortgage executed by Edward A.
Hodge, Of the county Of Goodhauee and Ter
ritory (now state) Of Minnesota, on the
l4th day Of July, A. D. 1857, to Shields &
McCutchen,. Of the county Of Rice and State
aforesaid, whereby said Edward A.. Hodge
did cell and convey to said Shields u Nc
cutchen, their heirs and assigns forever, oil
that tract Of land lying; in. tine county 81
Goodhue and Territory (now State) of Min.
nes.,ta, and described as follows, to wits nj
sg. = The east half &c. ~ Of the south: eas,
quarter 6. E. Of section No. thirty l(3o)
in township No. one hundred and nins (lO91
north Of range No. seventeen (17) west" "a
secure to the said Shields e. Nice utchen
and their assigns. the sum M sixty five dol:
lars, with interest ON the same, according Il
the conditions Of certain promissory note
bearing even date with said mortgage, which
said mortgage wasduly recorded ia the Of
fice Of the Register Of Deeds, Of the county
of Goodhue Aforesaid, on the 2Uth day O
July. A: p. 1857. at seven o'clock A. N. in
Book .:S Of Mortgages, pages 123 and i2l
ana James SHIELDS. one member of TIKI
firm Of Shields & McCutchen aforesaid, did
on the 18th day Of August 4. D. 1859, as
|sign to Joseph McCutchen, the O. her mem.
Der Of said firm Of Shields 8 McC ,tcher
all his right and interest in said NOR tgags
and promissory note, which assignment ",
lrecorded IN the Office of Register Of Deed.
lot said G0odhue county. IN the 9Th day 3
September, a. D. 1853. At i9k o'c sock, Il
Book ID OF miscellaneous Records, page,