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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03
GRAND RALLY OF THE FRIENDS OF WV r
" hAVENEA ER-fHE YOU NC MEMS HAVkMkYER
tIATlON

TO The CITIZENS OF NEW YORK
Three candidates before the people the city of New
York for their snhrares Va Mayor
Wn f. Hnvema,er, Who hss tried and found true
the hut Inter of the CITY 00 has riod
and found II rybibg but ha aggrBnds
and &c Ufo.ke 10 for three shet mouths experie
as assembly Al Albany asp'es 10 be the Of city
Hhsse confused and complex municipal
ecui esdemands pdvi iualty tried pers
character the lack of stated powers In the
emergencies csn SANITY arising under defective CHI
VIM sveDeSer represents the proved Integrity Of tha
municipal contest.
perpsnco represents proved inquty, and 4eorse
In the position Of city siiiis trifng with
the crisis men When have
VII few speeches ace l6o nj from bone the
ssfcy o. tn Sc honest
Con the city aloro try Mr.. Opd,ke wheo kaows Mr.
Hays mey AZ fears Mr. Wood?
gn make q very bad mayor New
meY might y
hsDdo oou haa lett bis mark ketween Wpsd and
" only TIE din.veLce the
bad maj and the possible efficiency O
alternative between doubt tiffany SAY some he il
the q eaurt o. Tmmany he ~as dominated aud
tolled ny that CLIQUE II the
nssd aD0 elected from Tammanv hail IN can u
be preu HIM that be the Of Hall
the Ciy HAL ~bcb hoics hs
the pr00tr Uf their fu 6neht
ct rally 10 hts support then Young -eon.
tStope u AVE:
rcD no would protect heir men WIN
are iolne Ia prnperty wnrds which have
hope rsil, unie Will this ,capn which
Senbe ~ be Mercer House. Of Mercer roomo
sweets, at ~ O'clock eonng prOee ID an
natse " The uD,cesaa gathering NJ cizens who con-
veDe at Cooper hsd,u'e st5]a r NE
p.yihs OnbD'NGToN, President
Ia upEN EA..A. &.
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DFyCBlIcaN ArD CITIZENS NONrN sTTONs -sYx
II erih gard The inter ny Of onr ommnn schools
For Conn esoner of Common scts,la
HtHEBJ a. ADAMS
ErDrEr A. YEoaANs, Secretary "1''"'
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C1RANp RAILy-FHTH WARD FERNANDO woon
~ Club AT me.tps held at wr Anoesons IL Leonard
~ the hon Won md the nr
ba nor nations IN the sowing election
pA sa.s A ,nans ssea = sAfFNhH Chairman
HONESTY, INTEGRITY AND THE POOR MANS
TREND 1pcopiss canddst- For Alderman Of the reoh
friends I'd ~ soi Mott stree. frame b
rc ubsf spck. Tor A. hour and quarter MIDST
''' rao IS REILLY DAWSON co.rm,o
JACOB SKINxERHcRS, Secretary.
MONSTER MEETING AT KNICKER ROCKER HALL.
M The citizens Of tbs Ninth sixteenth and Twense wards
~ FsRNANDo WOOD,
the advocate Of 'pr 5s M assm'o en- asse
ON saTrRDAY EvkNfNG, Dec q,
CHEF MaG,sTRATE or Tuls CITY
The BON FERNANDO WOOD viii positively address the
The following disne uished SPEAKERS have also been in
GRfENv c RRoNsos
HE W.. l. "EkoSbnihssss e.,
: LEVI E G. CHA1F1ELp
fS sSa ~ ssss -,,.
u Fin. I sc y 4TsOToaD'
and march through ,hsr relative wa1ds
E, sve,y aa'ot who desires to perpeuse GLORIOUS
by request Of
WV w. ! FMn ai1.
JAMES CASSIDY
ALExANDER MING
JOIN puScC AFERAY
PBLiP HAAls
WIN Mc,nsKEY
The Clubs win assemble a, The following places
Ninth ward AZ Jackson sqn re
sxeen,h ward Al Kp'ckerbocker Hall corner Twenty third
Twentieth ward, ut wm NcCamey'a I3o West Th,r4,
second street uhe headquarters Of the Twentieth Ward ger
national DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB-rHE NEW
49, nsrs OF me tlnh are requested 10 the old heal
curriers' Prince street saturday evening" ri ~ oct
as business OF importance IN he ,r"nsseted M
ssssss s:,s of Ar.pssn..
IN pursuance Of resolution of the Common Council Of
inc city OF New York do hereby Offers
REWARD
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Tor The detection Of any ps,ron
VOTING
on OF any person WIN shall procure
Wac apober 70 sve crosr hs Illegally any
% election dst Tor that purpose ut the ensuing cleo
TUESDAY, the 9th dav Of December nest
cate Of he Recorder sct norney or the Judge 81 The
Conr where convicted that snch conviction had the
Bu "a me @ .s s % ne
. rsea ~ writing within days after The conviction of
INV York Nov. 70 1859 "''''.
DFyuBiIcaN ArD CITIZENS MONTH arizona cry
II teerih wsrd The inter ny q onr ommn schools
For toni~ esioner Of Corsmop Sclaoh
Ho"ERI ADAMS
srDnrr A. YKoaAss, Secretary onArman'
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB-rHE NEW
bers OF the Club requested meet ii the Old heal
curriers' W Prince street on Saturday evening" at ~ o'clock
As business OF importance vii he transacted va '
WIN L. El.LswOnTBY, Chairman
n Sn.Ha H SosIos Committee of Arrangements.
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9TH CoUECIlMAFIC pIsTRICT
! Twenty d Ward.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
For Councilman,
EDWARD TMPSON
7TH WARD. AROUSF-bFMOCRATs OF THE SEVENTH
ward In favor ~ TIE nominees Of Tamnany Hall are re-
aussed 10 meet at a9 Madison between PIKE Market
streets saturday eveDrp nj clock the pnrpose Of
proceeding le etng Cooper Institute
w. ADAMS, Chairman
9TH WARD REGULAR UNION DEMOCRATIC REPUB-
Q hcan Nomination for School of,cers:-
For CrnmRsInper.
JOHN iSpECKER.
For Inspector.
JOIN DIXON.
For Trutees
VIM EGAN, EMMETT NJ. FACE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-03
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED coNsplR AroR.

man answering Cooks description of Realize was re-
Gently arrested at Poosve Maryland but escaped while
hs commitment was being made out He was Yesterday
arrested at Aexar dra and held for further examination
He had previously visited Washington, and from his
actions excited the belief that he was an tncran wnder
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s.. POLITICAL.
IL For Alderman ~ ,he soor~~n0 dstisi-RshisssA
JAMES g. 'corpEY.
REGuLAR RRPUBIcAN DOMINATION.
II SIXTH csd'NCiiMaNfl DISTRICT.
Ninth Fifteenth axeen'h and ktRhtssnth warAA
berry "c & p%RkE
RsPruhIIrA Es.i nrK .ur vnR yoUs ALMsBoUaE.
,,, r. ;;, nee, sysIins sn..n.n nons
sor"r ni Mn~1~sy and Houston srss day and evening"
Sfoosp AlDE Eaa.,s .na r s;.,s w.,..
ues1sS ND sss y ., e.'. -, q h dyc have
scoa ..ysr s,:co.., net. e..s.'s a. sSsr%sn q
ably s"o~ "' - s, yearly s - ny n.y.
'., ~ asi c, - .crapalm.i. hn.s .as'.ysr.
rSsp y s.ssoa .Is.' : ss 4. III
@ Z. nd sc. 4
s.e s lD'''en''n' '' RlTzs sic ca. :ss.n'a
TTr,vEsn woE syru = Ss, Eo.IsAT'oSa
Icrpor. non Counsel SOLOMON /. aUlL.
Governor Of Amsh0u'e WILLIE r sIsrKsEY
wsEpar FEC. ~ EgI.e Or THE YOUNG
Ic,e@ and c.r,i.d That nnie III
naDdo Wood for Mayor this s,ard" evening a. oslck
FucB coKsor, Secretary.
II AIpFkMAFW UIfTkUFT tNbWPHISIN0 POR-
tore II he Sixth Seventh, 1entb Thirteenth and Four
'senfh ds-For Alderman.
j .Mkf BAGIEY.
Hear " hat The pvess ~ him
Gnr friend Major Jsmes Espev, NJ the Sixty ninth res-
fr Alderman ri the Fonrih 81 Ger
,sn bsi h. vi he elected hst less cams
any length In view Of hs sDlc worth.
every friend ~ that win Nd bis ms
jcrtv n hnmphan' i,iab News
The A'deruanr cmipa''on In the Fourth district best
vh'rt could have hpen honght Of Major Bagsv
he c'7eu active q comprises
al that and 10 the dis.r shch snp
I0t. P- he elecfed-he win elected merits all
bis fri nds and fends do promote his
lsny News
Mr. Rnp'ev the nation.l pubiear rasusr
crpcdste he his nomination
nom ho7srt Ian and the independent Union Democracy Of
his dsivirt
Wobircmen and taxpayers for
JANIS BA9LEY.
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17IH WARD AT MEET mo or TIE WARD CON-
vehtion held ut Hermrage Hal on Monday evening Nov
40 me following geDilem.n were dur pominated:- "
For School Commissioners
JOSEPH MCGUIRE,
For tchool Inspector.
MICHAEL. HAM.
For School I-nste4s
JOHN II. VILLA MS and THE DORE ZEOrJrp
For Cor stables.
HutB MOSEGB AN AID VALENTINE IUTZ
r,u, r SYLVESTER ROBBINS Chairman.
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nth WARD DEMOCRATIC A. " q CLUB-THE
are requested 10 attend meeting on Dec e
socccs At the house of the President leg tenth nysnus
Nor. but members ~ he club mat Our motto IA "Woad
ADD Wo'd rly by ne tternal.n Nv order of -'
JAMES ExsoNs, Secretary HENRY MALLAN Preat
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TUIH WsKn ATTFN1ION-!HERE Will BE A
Irnrd ra'ifcat Dpeepg held Rurper A. Pre- werv
for. hnh street between rts and Second avenues his
tSaoro"y) evern at ~ O'Clock TO ratfy ihs following no.
nnarns:-for MAY George Opdy Cnpnsel 10 the
Co. Rcauon solomon Hul for overn Of The irnshonse
Wilhm Pnctpey for Alderman the Sixteenth Alder
man dh'r'cf Timothy j. Fsimn; for CorncimsD Of the
Sesestn enn oral district, Ab,am vosherg Fred The
mann 'fsries PiDsnev. Ira Aren, Charles A. Decker
s enc Jonathan y Tro,'er for 'omt.oner If Common
ssbooa Addison BROW for INSPECTOR Common Scbooe
utny srong: for Trustees Of Common Schools; vii.
Gems and fsthsnel j Groyes. o nv
JOHN =. FARRAH, Sec DAVID n RCOCY D..
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17TF WARD Rally; DEMOCR ATS RALIY-rHE
reuocrs'ic Republican ELECTORS Eleventh ward,
aud others IL favor ri the election ~ WIN. HAVEMEYER
for MAYOR are qursed To meet " snnescbe To Third
street Saturday evepir O'Clock for the OF
tn'rg IN 10 sen~ the Ratification Meeting,
~ The copper institute The evening ~ O'Clock BY
orrer ~ he Ward tummitee, X. II. BISHOP. Chairman.
NELSON sPRATr Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17

On 9Th of October 1856, L recovered against
defendant Thompson another, before Justice Of Bford
county for s765O On the 18Th Of june 1851 an execution
was issued on sd judgment and placed in the hands OF
stable, by of neglect make the money rsurn
the execution in due time, rendered himself liable
notion the Aud being any
judgment proceeding against him abityhs
voluntarily paid 70 the plaintiff the full juig
ment There transfer Of the judgment to the Constable
apon his payment CT the money any thing to
vate the legal effect Of the payment satisfaction ami extin
Afterwards on the APRIL 1855 the Constable returned
said execution not satisfied and procured the Of
alias execution upon the Judgment for Ais ooH 6t And
the petition Of the dsen the supereded
and quashed, by the judgment of the Circuit Court.
This judgmen Of the Circuit Court quashng the execution
Is said be We do think The
within the principle Of HarWell vs. Worsham Humph 524
HAeh 'uat an Ocs pays on an execution 70 me
judgment CREDITOR without an assignment purchase OF the
Judgment it absolute discharge Of the execution; and the
officer cannot hold the execution unsatsied. and enforce
And we hold hat in the case before u.s. the execution was not
only s1i nd, ~ the judgment itself sas ass9lStsly en-
The argument for the plaintiff impHes that the principle Of
Harre Xorsham is in opposition to the recent case of
perfectly with each other. The e recognizes
doctrine IL collecting officer agent the groun1
ouay the aoani Of the debt to the ceiitor The legal effect is
that implied transfer assignment the debt to the
ocer or agent who may ENFORCE against the original debtor
But be obserSed, that produce this result things
ndeHsaby first, that the liability or the officer
IN DEFAULT s nave been hNd by ue judgment ot tribunal
Of competent usicon and, secondly that such Judgment
shall have been satisfied 1t is BY force OF these concung
facts that hs implied transfer Of the debt effected Ifolow
therefore, that voluntarily ment by the officer in defua
IN the present instance VIII have such elect In this view or
the necessary consider the
ton and effect Of the act Of 1850, ch. lIj.
This distinction, 10 principle, between the cited, will he
ohvieus moments reflection In the the money
advanced, voluntarily, by the officer upon the execution iulg
and, JherefOrein the Of anything exclude the
nferencethe law will concusvely that it paid in
satisfaction Of the execution judgment, and will give it that
effect But in the other the payment is compulsory and
the original execution Judgment but IN satisfaction
Of thereoOvey against the officer for his personal deul
consequently in the latter the original judgment M in
full force and both in fact and law remains unsatshed In
TIE there thing cansbe Of being transferred
mode. Judgment affirmed MCKINNEY.
correctcop J. P CLARK, Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17

We in the judgment Of the Circuit Court in this
cause, and afirmit.
The ground assumed for reyeralby the Of the plain
t il understand It. is that his plea in abatement to
the preenment good and the Circuit Judge erred holding
had his demurrer, to the States replication to the plea
The demurrer reached the first fault in pleading Flea in
abatement favored and must be taken with great scRess
This plea bad 1t had neither the proper beginning conclu
sion 1t should have began by praying judgment Of the
sentiment, and have concluded with like prayer and that il
might he quashd /. Chttys Cr L 44S The King Shaks
pear 0East s. Instead Of this, it began and concluded
like plea and think, in other respects defee
tive
We think the replication the plea good Chittys
CT 49, And whatever take the judgment Of the
Circuit Court whether sustaining the demurrer the plea
overriding it upon the replication it contains Of
which the plain f complain,
The judgment ia such that defendant plead
but having refused to do the Court did not in
dering final judgment sgsins him Chittys Cr L. f4l45
The King Gibson, East. lO7 Chittys Or. L. 42t5
Commonwealth Vi. Moore Mass 402.
The brief words "epcaton and issued" found in this
cord cannot notice We have evidence they intend
ed issue upon the States replication. We infer dcty
the contrary from reading this record We treat them
nuities. Weber vs. Houston, Yer. 314, 4Yer 555.
Judgment affirmed WRIGHT
correct copy, J. p. CLARK, Clerk. ..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17
Destructive Con,,,...,,,.-


The Livery Stable Of Mr. Samuel Cromwell on
Lafayette street. in this city was totally consumed
by fire on Wednesday night last. The origin Of the
FIRE is at the present writing unknown. The 6rst,
indications Of FIRE were observed by Messrs. Coed
ell about o'clock, while they were preparing te
START with their omnibus from their own stable 10
the depot, and an alarm soon given and large
crowd soo7 assembled The Livery Stable, with a
large quantity Of provender, the smokehouse aud
kitchen and other out-bouses belonging 10 The
premises and the kitchen and Oui-houses upon The
premises of Dr.. Theus, adjacent, all consumed
But for the super-human exertions of few no
ble-hearted men, the residences Of Mr.. CromEen
siusted within forty feet Of the stable, with all Of
its contents, would have been burned. A good ma
ny horses we're in the stable but all were rescued
save one-A valuable wagon and three buggies we're
consumed
The generous-hearted proprietor has our whole
sympashies in the destruction Of this valuable pro-
pery aud we suppose the loss to him not 10 be less
than from 8, 900 to 5000, ard insurance We learn
was upon the properiy.-JaeksOn Whig, Nay 1S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17
The Savannah Repu6Iican says:

THE ARMY WoRM.-We regret to learn that this
destructive plague has already made its appearance
in this county, and is making sad havoc in the
wheat fields and meadows. We are informed Of its
appearance several farms aud in the wheat fields
entirely stripping fhe stalks, and destroying the
crops. Some fine meadows have been moved down
eose TO the grouud-scareely leaving a sign that
grass had grown on the land The little destroy ers
are increasing in numbers and migrating from farm
TO farm. The prospect for farmers in this county
fer The present year, is truly gloomy. Many farm
ers are not yet done planting the wheat grass
and fruit crops destroysd-but a very limited crop
Of oats sown, IL viii require more rigid economy
and unceasiug iHdustry-io make the two ends meet
until another season Chaties0oga Gazeiis aag 4.
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81 8 3 81
"a a e
M u RN a e z 8 h a. d VI Es &. ~ -

TNRAvELLERs for the Northna North the South
Statas procure ckes from Charleston Savannah
Chattanooga, Montgomery, Macon Wilmington Knoxville
Lynchburg, Washington Atlanta, and Augusta to st Louis
Louisville, Cairo, eman Colubus, Evansville Cincinnati
New 0ens yieksburg, Paducab snhland, Memphis s
Nashville, Tennessee
Railroads and Steam boats with Close connections
all points Passengers arrvngs Naah lie, Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad 60 directly without detention
This the quickest and cheapesrou FOR those for the r
West
Regular CairS, Memphis and st. Louis Line
Tfs Fine steamboats, B. H. kqPyan, Mnne.onka Saie West
Cuba and J. g. Cline. rr.E
One of these Boats viii leave Nashville vy ls NJ con
Meeting Cairo with Illinois Ger Railroad
Nashville to St. Louis IN Sixty hours. s
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance Duneh, Ella, John auit Tempest leave Nash
vile cry Thursday and Tuesday y O'clock NJ time from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours. and Cincinnati
Regular Memphis, Nesv Orleans and VicIkss
burg B5re OF Boats.
James johnson, Nashville, X. Howard, Re Rover and Josep
inc Savage One Of these Goats viii leave Nashville every other
day, time from Nashville to Memphis hours Vck
bnrg, five days; and to New Orleans in Seven DAYS.
Boats leave Nashville day and wait for arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hrstciass accommodation upon the Boats Tickets
procured the different points, at prices annexed
Schedule of Rates.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17
DTOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOE SALE.

AM now Offering for sale the Lot on Cherry street
now occupeliy Mr. Weller.
The house very large and commodous containing
y 70 MS servants rOoms cellars, sheds
Tie house good order OF it beng lily rebuilt
Is better adapted first class boarding house any
n Nashville.
The lot is sixty feet front by hundred and seven
yfye feet as to admit
an addition tha would any hotel
the city.
large portion of the furniture purchased
If desired.
IL we'll hotel keeping city, most pro-
6tabe business, and wishing a
ton excellent opportunity procure eligible
tom eng all the business pO-tions city.
For terms, &C, apply to
dec24-n A.V, s. LINDsLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17
NUMBER 388.
EIkmOnt Springs,
FORMERLY KNOWN
AS PRICES Or WHITES SPRINGS.

THESE we'll known Springs stuael 81 miles South o. XIX
ton. Ten will e ready for the reception 0f visitors the
Soth Of his month. The Proprietor is derinel that he
eomnodatious and eonvennce Of s pleasant resort
shall not Be ans springs the South The
nation s high and healthy the atmosphere pure aut the
ntul and Attractive These springs afford several d1reut
kof water, Chalybcae Frestone, & Of the best and purt
q1ases and Of healing those IN quest of health
New aud splendid Ball acd Dining Rooms have been 1ct
since las son- and other Improvements made ard stsi n pros
gs Pos. once has been located at the Springs, ard Dz
sAge passes the Springs IRON Nashville Athens, gng eac
"y Two 1enPin Alleys for ladies' aad sn free Of chsrgs
o saaed IN heauhiui grove disconnected from TIE spring
tao other IenPin alleys and Billiard Tahles, With
pleh connected splendid Bar kept by Bird, we'll
daiion Of customers.
nay Is-u We. EDDTSS.
nashville CaOa and AHlercr insert 10 he amount o
and send bill % this olhce.--IlnI.l.ll -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17
stammering and Suffering Treated
PROF. =. n. LEVIN,
ENFORHs thoss afflicted with lapslmeniso Of speeh iat a
3 has taken Rooms az the


TNFORKs thoss afflicted with lnPsenis OF speee nt he
q has taken Rooms az the
SEWANEF HOUSE, Nashville, Ternu.
Where be prepa-e enable them speak read Fh ds
tioctuess saace hours with bot Few ep
TONS and iu1icton Of dess Han %
patent patient be convinced. both q e gTaniear
and beauty. efficacy o. hs theory uhn arsl.
Where satisfaction given crgs giil De made
Prof Levin ia order give Satisfaction, has aoptf The @
lowing universal terms lie proposes 20 give bis ty l-d
remedy 70 the Applicant the UNDERSTANDING ut shnuld sld
applicant not be convinced % Is efficacy, and ddg
to use theory and realeys then no charge will BE- mas-
II = See hand bills
Prof lus practice New Orleans. Mobile, Chasleon ana
rougout the SOUTH has qute fatterng.
rmed scspcs have been convinced and given h certificates
tcstifyiugas the virtue and efficacy d his theJry.
No charge for consulting
~ Prof LEVIN VIII remain only short tine IN fhis
place. aE1-dL
Read the following oertihcats-
NASHVILLE. ApTii ai. Is5q.
Having hearl Prof Levin explain theory upon t osn ~
samuerng and and his mode Of Treatments cor
ser former rttioua aud the simple aud EASILY
f5oEed We also have confidence lt eectual emsig
within The poser Of every afflicted by pellulent
treated hy said Levin.
F PEARL, R b CAsTLEMAE, L @ rAEBOX.
HAYS, AND'W ANDERSON, r " McaAYOCK,
sp 2sd6Tim W n CLEMANs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17
Notice 10 shippers,
lsl9s Sc ll -.


Ga II 1sE5Ss
RATES OF FLOUR REDUCED.
TEJHE Nashville Chattanooga Railroad will receive at
Nashville, WaIace Saelhyvile and stations on n & C. X
between Nashville AID Warace ard give through receipts for
Flour by Charleston Savannah, OF dollar per
barrel, through lfeblul T. w COLE supt. =
VALUABLE ZEAL rs TATE FOR SALE.
NETIsHING make other Investments propose sell
w al! Real Estate 10 Day idson county, as follows
THAT SGESU ASBA n HESI DENCEs
situated franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W Horton,
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps the ding eycnity Of Nash
ve aud most desirable residence The house will
THAT VALUABLE FARM.
the Sims Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike, (od
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville. containing 800
The soil is good, IS we waered and herd, and can
divided into small tracts Of twenty and uTwaris all Of
which admirably adapted for country residences market
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
EEAEEIFgL FARM
on same road occupied by T. c. pb and formerly
place vel further description It viii
also divided to suit purchasers 7. c. McCapbe will shoH
these places any who will call.
All above property will be sold reasonable and
on a credit Of one, two, three and four years.
Apply A. v S. Lnsey, Nashville, either Of TIE
dersgnde, TlIOS. c. AlcCAMPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville.
J. A. MCCANPBELL,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17
Or at the rate of nearly 100000 per year.

THE WHEAT CRoP.-rhe Augusta Constilutioaal-
Est says:
We were shown on Wednesday, the Hin inst.
some samples Of very excellent and maiured wheat,
cultivated on Mr. B. MOOre's farm, near this ei-
ty. We understand that Mr.. Moore win commence
cutting in few days, and the crop will be ground
during next week at the Granite Mills in this city
The wheat crops in this neighbOrhOcd appear
generally very fine, and will soon be gathered and
placed on the market.
The Savannah Republican says:
We yesterday saw, at the couatipg-room Of
Messrs Habersham & Sons, sample Of new wheat,
from the rise plantation Of DR.. Daniel near this
city. The tenth day of May for new wheat is very
early, and we suppose beyond precedent. This
IS the kind called Southern White, and weighs fty-
two pounds to the bushel. It had not been injured
or affected By the rust Of which much complaint
has been mGde throughout the State
In Middle Georgia. he rust has been called mould
1t seems to be confined to the leaves of the plant
alone. Recent reports from the uplands induce the
opinion, that some wheat will still be made on The
fields now injured by the rust or mould; brt the
universal opinion is, that the wheat will be light
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-17
maSnNIC NOTICE.

yHyHIs is to certify that Mr. John Donne expelled By
Liberty Lodge ~ and working At smithye from the
privileges Ancient York Masonry for unmasonie conduct
may iO-twiWI GEO. BECKWITH,J