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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-22

<HfG S r S r. - z 81 ~ ~ q z A . r.
u Order for Plank Side-WalE. August p, 1860
And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the
Common Councii OF the city Of Evansville that the
owners Of all lots parts Of lots fronting On or
adjoining the north west side Of Elm, street from
First t. Second street in said city cause, the side
walks thereon to DC brought TO the proper grade,
and that they cause % sidewalk Of class No to
be laid down thereon, within thirty days from
the publication IT this order
p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerk Offises August, 1850
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-22


Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad,
Tennessee k Alabama RaiIrOad,
EDGzFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAI5 ROAD,
AND THE
LOUISVILLE 81 NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
FFyHE following splendid steamers comprise this line and
leave Nashville daily St. Lou Louisville Smithlald
Psdueah, Cairo, Memphis and New Orleans:
Steamer IIlENETONKA,
DAsH1E11. Master. sa4FtlA
Leaves NashYill eevery Monday at l2 o'clock NJ. 5zh
Steamer C. E. HILLMAN,
Leaves EashviiesycTy Tuesasy at OciockP n -
Steamer mENNETONEA,
Steamer 3. M. RUNYAN,
Leaves Nashville on Fridays at ii-5i' O'clock P n -
Steamer SAINT CLOUD,
Leaves Nashville every Saturday at % clock II.
These steamers connect asPaducah with the MoSile and Ohio
Raroad Cairo with the Illinois Central Railroad and at st.
Louis with the Missouri and Upper Mississippi River Packets
and equal any steamers aoat fer safety speed and com
fort. A. HAMILTON.
aug7-tf Agent.
REGULAR PASSINGER PACKET.
For Cincinnati
TEyHE elegant, pew and fleet passenger steamer 4s "a
Clipper, J. S. HURD Commander =
JOHN 7. HOPKINS, CLERK, will leave Nashville 8
for Cincinnati every alternate Wednesday O'clock n
turning Cincinnati for Nashville every alternate Fri
day NJ Passengers and Shippers rely promptne
H. H. HARRIsoN,
ianQ5-E JNO. II HARRIS, Agents.
EdgcGegd and Keutuckv Railroad.
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DR. KING's DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

49, DR. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
SsBES four ysara OF Louisville, Kentucky and who has
devoted hi attention 70 the treatment private
thirty years. hatte HIMSELF having attended practice for
years, and cured many thousands he is enabled to
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad they may
from njudicious medical treatment from neglect Of their
DR. Kings DsPensay No. % DeederK street between Cherry
and the Square where he all diseases Of private
GoNoRREA cured without naueious medicine interference
from business.
STRUCTURES Of Old date, ectualy cured in few
days. by operation which causes pain. Where Structure
exists health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
Mischiefand uncermines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with ali the diseases Of the ekn growing out Of neg
lec or bad treatment he eGectually cured days,
SEMEAL WEAKNESS particular attention having given
this disease and all the consequences growing out Of IT, brought
in BY the destructive habits Of nconsderae
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution rendering subject
fit for business society and causing premature old age
Females who may be abong with any difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their case with
fee enclosed, directed to Dr. A. King No . Deadesk
Nashville Tenn, viii have the neceasry medicine their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed ON
hours from 9oclock in the morning until in the evening"
uay23, IS59-d6wiV
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GROCEHIEs AND LIoToTs-

PREMIUM FLOUR.
q. b. sNOWDEN 4 CO.,
SOLE Agents Tor the sale Of be celebrated xaorre civ
- Mils Flour have ust received 100 bags per Railroad, h
they selling al Mills prices
Ins Flour has taken The Premium stats Pair tnd rss
az = per barrel higher in the NgKo market than any aher
brand
We expect TO keep fu supply on hand and recommend 3
vim nc utmost coundtuceta customers guper7
any Flour We have ever setn- 4 b SNOWpEN q CO..
No q North Cherry sf-esf
cec2 Union and American Hrftf
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vEsPER Gas LIGHT
The Cheapest, most Brilliant, and
Most Convenient Artificial Light
~ 1uu rpor0

TFEEIs GAS generated from Pure Coal Oh, and Tor elegance
economy safety and simplicity cannot be suIpazea The
fixtures IN the style as the ordinary gas aEare1
It's advantages that It g portable gas light uIrivaled
for hrilanc cheapue cleanes and simplicity and be
wherever light required. Il Is easy regulate
requires no trimming ard attention. whatever, after
lighting. II Is peecy ss and free fran explosion, and
has smell while burning The light re made %
burn with any degree Of iancy by turning screw, and be
increased nsananeousy n volume fon that Of candle 70
ten or twenty. by turning valve In ordinary gas
The Vesper Gas Fame fixtures precisely resemble 10 io
oss Of gas but in braucs and purity q Light 20.
oeses decided advantage coal ges lt req-5 ~
chimney, theeis need Of daily trimming Of vlssi - ~
construction Of the fixture 50 simple that i s Do
out Of orfar and 8 child manage itEendy l sss9
in the pesper fixture Is generated iroE1 Ffre coz ~,
per Oil - (which manufactured expressly TOT ~.
without any admieture Of aicohOl or other loren
and Its supply IS unlinited The fixtures tel7sIt
ed IN styIes to suit all tastes, from the plain
% the most ELEGANT and costly cnandeiier l te
feet in itself there outiay 70 be naas io
ters rulaors &C. The gas generaa IN the uflf ne al
fixtures, from ths cheap single ghtto te
.,srf p s-oFg ere in themselves They are said at
b 40 rot exceed the cost Of ordinary gas fixtures Of
similar syiesand ornar1eni nillloh ~.
Chue lsues, public halls, stores steaoats aHd private
yssness urhout the State nov be tedp with these
eean and convenient Chandeliers and other beautiful easx
tg which much to the appearance Of such places and
% e comfort of the noe circle and which, heretofore could be
se favored districts embraced within the coal gas
iui of larEe cities
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To All whom IL may Concern.

VTTE have several THOUSAND desrs worth Of debts due in
w the city in small accounts ofthem dating back to
1856 We earnestly request all who indebted 70 Us 70 call
psy find some are apt forget that they owe or
think they have paid By calling early they VIII obyate the
very uuple essy placing the claims in the hanas OF
an officer. WATERFIELD & WALKER.
FehIl 70 Public Square.
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Prot Of Chemistry in the Kentucky soh0
From Rev. stuart Robinson.

SETTIE EsQt gives me great pleasure to state that af
ter trial Of Of the Yesper Gas Lamps in my study for
six past observing closely for the length OF
tme the experiment Of Lighting FUnon Tent with thess
lamps have entire confidence in their eceHcy It seems to
they aor all the advantages Of the best gss lights 70 thOse
who live Of the ciiesLnd large tJWns.
The process Of preparing and ghtng the lamp is 50 readily
learned the fixtures simple ard little liable get
Of ors the Of the Eight comparatively little. and the
whcle all danger that il need only Gcquan
the part Of the public with the Vesper Gas Lamp 70
bring them into general throughout the country.
Yours trlly, STUART RoHlEsoE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-22

S4S--z-s-S Whiskey we'll known as "Daly's ArO
matte Valley Whske established reputation so universal
renders it difficult orhe manufacturer keep pace with the
demand Tbi the result OF perseVeng energy in s intro
ducton, sustained by determination adopted the outset ard
never for an instant departed from, that Its original purity and
unriyaled excellence should continue TO the end.
The common fate attendant upon all such successful edO
has Oveaen the manufacturer Il is initiated by uusrupulous
mpoors, AID inferior and spurious ace pamed upon
the muny, to the great detrment Of the public we'll
injury the manufacturer both in eolument and we'll earned
Tepute Every effort has been made to guard against this pacV
by Copyright Of the LABEL ahd by peculiar shape Of the bottle
caution the public against this imposition upon them and
upon my rights and earnestly desire such information from
those wLo It. by having been vcmized otherwise
viii enable to protect the public and myself by
ton to the utmost extent Of the Law. The genuine Days
matte Valley Whiskey spu in of II bottles sach with
light yellow Label and sealed with yellow with the pro-
preGfs stamp the and fac-simile signature Of the pro-
prietOr the label. All other articles are mutations
u Consumers depend upon getting pure grtice when
they buy the Valley Whskey, is sold by the bottle an
only WM. II. DAILY,
70 South William Street, New York,
dQru in prnnr
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Total amt Of losses, claims & liabilities s25sO 43
The greatest insured any one risk s3OOOJ bu
viii not, general rule. exceed $4,000.
The Company ha genera rule the allowed
Be insureo any city town. VII age block, being governed
IN this matter n each hY the general character Of
buildings, vi 18th Of Streets facilities for rutting out Tres &c
Nc part Of its capital or enngs is deposited any other
State security therein.
An atteed Of the Charter Act Of Incorporation ac
pauiJs statement.
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NEW HOOKS.

TTAGAN & TREANOR. No, e Irnfon St. have inst n
q 3 ceived the following New books
The Rivals By Hon. Jere Clemens
Bernard Lie - %
The Mustang Grsys
Self Help By Samuel Smiles.
The Queen Of Hearts BY WiIkie Collins
The Adopted Her s. Miss Pardoe
Tne iunoTous Poetry Of he EnEh Language By Parton
A Tale Of Two Cities; By Dickens.
The Woman Of the World.
A Man in Black.
The Adventures Of Veriant Green (fumorous-)
The American Home Garden; By Alex Wafson
And others ust received by HAGAN & THHANOR.
tfebe-d&yl No. 6 Union Street
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" EsIhhDAX morning, Lady3s Gold aweHor
~. Fii ne name % Eisard Fsrs. b., ss.l
Aha NJ 10 a9 ln,aa-a Gold Chain, Locset Kv - -
sets e-lsl lne watch vas lost The Public srrs - 81
- tlla. me Under Eil Be suitably reEar ~ I-vi-
a the BOOKSTORE, No.4, Callegsstrsst
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To " i SETTLE-Dear Sir: After having made thorough
examination Of sVesper Cas- in relation Its umina
ting power, chemical composition etc. do net hesitate
commend being and economical we'll pos.
ssng greater intensity 0f illumination than ohe material
now in
laboratory It superior the alcohol Of OBJ
tanning viii found Of nyauabs service TO the drug
gist well as TO the manufacturing chemist.
CHARLES N WRIGHT, II D.,
Prof Of CLami..rH in la KantnckE School MedicIn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-22
ECIIPSE MILLS,
THE LARGEST AND BEST IN THE UNI.
TED STATES, FOR SALE.


TED ST ATES, FOR SALE
WISH 10 sen the mills and land attached containing 4s
acres, situated Christian county, Ky known as the
ECLIPsE MILLS in operation and in rst rate running
pete condition the manufacture Of four and eDsbe Of
turning 100 900 barrels Of hour days besides
grinding running the mill Nil house, dam and
orebay an new and Of the best kind The mil house large
and well buill- stories bigh-and has
POUR PAIRS OF MILL BURRS,
three for wheat The machinery new and Of
the most improved character. The Saw Mil is in first rata order,
and saws ely These mills located Little rver twelve
miles south west Hopnsvlc, within oneourh Of mile Of
HopnsVe and Linton turnpike and sixteen miles from
twenty-five miles CaTkve, Tenn; and in the center Of
agricultural region in the western country, where an
abundant Eupp always be obtained The -four
raade mills has always ranked In the hrst quality In the
New Orleans and other markets These mills are propelled by
Never Failing Water Power
one Of he rey best in the whole Weera country. The land is
ood and DIVIDED into good farms. The dwellings and
out houses-ncluding ms house, blacksmith shops cooper
shop, storehouse, baTs and other b0dlngs-re IN good
repair The and timber good and above doubt viii
sell mills land together the mills with sut1ccy Of
and budng attached, for the prosecution Of Tie bus
the mills the purchaser desire or viii retain
interest tho mills, may be desired The subscriber will
be pleased tins property who may call on him.
persons desiring information 70 terms address him by
letter, NeEstead Postoflce, Christian county Ky
He refers Messs Moore & Van Cuens Campoe Mckee
a. Co. Commission Merchants New Orleans; " & L 4 shry-
Saint Louis kncd, CINCINNATI or 70 James Buck
John Gowen, HopEnsyille, KY; Hon II stitess
Of Appeals Robert Ferguson, Coartand, ala CORNER miller
II these mills Or Wtlocs SeFsteEd, kyi Alfred Lind
saw Tazwel county INV McNair, Architect Montgomery
comfy, Fowler Machnist, Pttlurg PennsyY
win sell the same public auction the premises the
18th day Of Ma Oh next. ,o,,Dr7 Bpv4-vp
febe-dhllmar JOshtA A. hAENE In
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January 3lst, 1860. \
NyHEEEAS, assessments have been called in and made pay
Nv able the Capital Stock Of the Hwassce Mining Com
pany follows viz;
Fy cents on each share payable the 1st Day Of August ast
Zen on each SHARE payable the 10th day Of January inst
Notice hereby gwen, that a stock held 10y parties rent IN
Tennessee ou said assessments rot paid az this oiace, in
~ r Of NeR within -iry days from this present date,
will be forfeited conformity with the charter Of said Scpay
Per crdefs H. W. bAiANAs' secretary.
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Charleston and Savannah
LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED.
TNXPREsS Freight Trains onal the On and after the
~ 24h December, 1859, through rates New York
Nashville:
First Class per 100 bs 81 Ga Third Class per 100 lbs 81 lG
Second Class, DO ] IS Fourth Class, DO %
Hats Caps and Bsunet, e5
re from Savannah and Charleston to Nashville three three
and a half and four days
Time om New YORK and Philadelphia half eight
and nine days
Intervening Saahs the above variations te,
freight trains Sunday over three lines
No detentions by Overcges and damages
cep damages occurring sea- promptly adjusted BY the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
dec 22-ts r&h c " ANDERSON
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louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.

VE7WO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville making close connections at Louisville for
New York. Boston, Phadepha Baltimore, Washington Oty
Buffalo, Niagara Fa Cleveland, Ci1cnnat Louis and e
a
On and after SUNDAY, January 22d 1860, trains will
follows
First train leaves Nashville 40 NJ daily stopping at Gal
latin Bowling Green Glasgow Junction and ali regular stations
when sienaed by flag, and arrive at Louisville at $50 NJ
Returning Louisville at 500 NJ, stopping as above
AID arriving in Nashville at Sos II.
Second train Nashville daily Sundays exeepted az
1890 NJ stopping above and arriving in Louisville at
$40 P NJ Returning. leaves Louisville a 740 A a and
arrive in Nashville at 5:35 P. NJ
Galatu Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily Sun-
days excepted 2l5 P NJ and arrives in Gallatn atO p NJ
Returning leaves Gallan at NJ arrives in Nashville
at $40 A. N.
Al. FFLD, Gen1. Ticket Ag't.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-22
KENTUCKY TESTIMONIALS.

From his Exceency, Gov Q. S. Morsad and Thos Page
Esq, State Auditor.
To VIZ H. SETTLE, ks2 LouisyILIE KV--DeaI Sir Wehave
been and using your Yeper CAS- and perfectly
fed with its utility It gives soft brilliant snd beautiful light
and is PesctT secure FROM explosion. It is very cheap ard
economical In its use and Of far less than any other
light Weaesadshed that it viii be adopted by all persons
who have not the opportunity Of obtaining AID also whom
gas accessible and with whom oheapuess the original outlay
for fixtures and the continual expense Of burning object
Yours, &c, S MoREHEAD.
Tuos 8 PACE
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STATE OF TENNEssEE, ,C0MPTROLLBR's OFFICE,l
NASHVILLE, January %, ls60. J
This TO certify thathe Home Insurance located at New
York. in the State OF N York, has complied with all the require
ment n act passed bF the General Assembly the state o.
Tennessee. March, 1856, 'sAn Act to regulate the
agencies Of insurance Companies Incorporated By the s
Of Tennessee and hat NASH and W J. MARI the le
galy authorized arens OF said company Of Nash
vile, state OF Tennessee. j.. T. DUNLAP,
LsEAL.l Comptroller
u Po8.e Issued renewed and losses promptly paid BY
jan24-dlm NASH MAXI. 25 COLLEGE street.
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HOME TESTIMONIALS.


from me lsef 4 2 EaA Neaifliles
NASHVILLE, Dec. T. 1859.
Col. T. H. TAYLoR-Dear Sir: Ihave used, for time
the Vesper Lamps and beg leave express my cations
you having introduced IL notice To persons living
in the country, parts Of city where gas cannot be had
who may desire light much economical than gaand al
the time fully equal to It in Illuminating poWerhis ap
paratus viii prove desderaum.
regard this the most beautiful ard most useful invention
for procuring small the advantages Of gas light that
have seen he time that perfectly safsld
the lamps simple construction and managed with ease
Very truly youfs, FAIL
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FIsHAR, HHEELEs 90.
fahZI-dEuu Naahrfr1a. Pa I


A Fine Country Residence For sale.
AFAhd determined % carry Nerroes % he rElrr
q sga'hs I VIII sell adnus n n rec or Four
hundred acres Of Land. being part Of
ne tract UPON which I nov reside, stusted on a
gooi Turnpike Road, about thirteen mites from
Nasfvilis, in one q ihe best neghhoFio0ds IN VIII ~
amson county Soil equal any he State For ns-
9rs apply q on tls premises, % A. " Li1fsev In
Nashville sep9d0 p. "A. PEREreE
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STATE OF NEW YORK, }
City and County Of New York < 81
Charles J. Martin, President, Milton smith, sscretaF
Of the Home Insurance COMPANY, being seyeray sworn,
pose anu says and each r himself says that the foregoing
full and statement o affairs Of COrpC
ration, and that they arc the bOve described officers thereof
(siynedl CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
lsgnedl j. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
suhsbe@ and sworn bfore this 18th day January A.
D., l660 (Sgned)
J. H. WASHBURN,
:, Commissioner FOR Tsnn-sse
~ in New York.
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From =. 2. Gross, Nashville.
~ IT,

=
NA1HvILLE, Tenn Dec Il, 1852
Messr 7. II. TAYLOR g. CoI had in for abOut six
months past, Of your Vespsr Gas Lights ani it gives
great pleasure that regard Ear superior 9th
portable light that have met with.
Itssmpciy Of arrangement freedom from danger Of eEplo
sion. cleanliness, and adness and parity Of light quail
that any who will try IT, It gives
Eight which he equal in brilaney the ordinary
gas light. Very respectfully n d. Cross
These only vely Of the testimonials have. Gail
and examine for yourself at Me- A Col0uA4e buildings, Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS H. TAYLOR & CO.
merchants from the the country expressly invited to
give call wish 70 establish agencies throughout The
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GuHPoVderI


olonr and Powchong Teas Pickles. Preserves Oysters smok
ing Tobacco and many other articles.
I To all which, would call the especial attention and
invite the inspection the trade and them We can oer
many inducements not 70 be- 'ound elsewhere
fans-f ARCHER oHEATHAM BROTHER.
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eAElE OF LAND aND NEGHD.
Fountain Whsmore others v John ana Monroe pi.r
hugh.
NDEh decree of she Comfy Court of Davidson .nrrsr
alere1 in the sbo1e January Term al1 4
orsaie. on the premises, Friday, the 9Th of Fsa
tract Of land containing acres stii
davidson county, about eight miles from Nashville ana ~
10 about one mile Of the Second Toll Gate on tie Noieuar
Pike. About twenty of this lan covered wh gne tins
her, ard the balance is eearet and n cultivation, ara un
coufo-uIble Log Houses
Also a. the SANG time and place viii sell nesro girl ANN
shout u years Of age.
rermsThe negro girl VIII be so1 on - months c-af With
Interest," noe yell pd1rsed, and payment u uuE reluci
The land for $50 n cash. and tie balance and tad yeas
credit win Interest. with security required. and srr
t4ned uad24-didsl b. CHEATHAaf, Cicrk.
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seson Qui,k Step sc; Fnsee POLKA ci Sweet sixteen
Poa hands) 25e; Lanciers Quadres hands, 50si Vic
Quadrle &c bands) SEC; Wire bridge schotsch5 soc; S
my Dreams 2e; SEzer Rose for Guitar c Spare the Old
Homestead for Guitar, 2jc; Shower Of Pearls collection Of
vocal duets, 81 90.
Music mailed free postage, receipt Of The marked price
AtLUcK'S Music Store,
febl IS, Union street.
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wEsT4mOVIALs,

Scientific and Others who have horoughy tested the
the Yesper Gas Air Light, pronounce it the best and
cheapest g- known. NumheTless testimonials Oeing
r Ty from an quarera vousag for the excellence Of
this light, few Of which given below.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-22
500 REWARD.

A NEGRO man by the name Of HENRY runaway from ny
~ house in Sumner county. the 5h day Of September
1855 He IS about "a old, Of black complexion about
feet or inches hh full face fine head Of hair weighs I65 or
l7G pounds he is what is termed No. second mani has
marks on his back hips Had when be efi brown
sack coat about half lie raised by Wiley Douglass
OF Sumner couaty will give fifty collars for him II
dred dollars
Address Il. Il. Haynes Co, Nashville Tenn or myself At
Saundersville. lau20-Gtfi I4WN z TtVfop
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TIanny's Combined Beaper ana
Mower.

HAsAEhy's ConDlmeu BeapeF oud
Mower.
KHyNAH WOODS aTIPEoWE TTEsN .I .-sIhfs
celebrated dacine eesiVed the 6rsf pream 1 Er1rd
5oLD AzlAi ts hctoobine1 apng and Moving Machine
az the great Uniie States Acultural Pair held L11sTs
Ky, in September, I5T Ie tral % sacu New
York, in July, where al tis Pnpal Machines n.ed
States were thoroughly tested The committee tafrarr
through Marshal y wilder President Cusd States 7uIiali
Society, lt Louisville. K.
ltalso received ne ward as the best Reaper, seal
MoEer, before two eparate appointed afers
dent o. ne Davidson County Agrcutr sciety Nashville
in July, 1857, most of the achine1 nov n In nn
Numerous other prei ans and awards given th- l1dins
during iha ast season, every Machinein America
The 1boye 11cines are for sale by the nndsr7iadsd
B. ,. OHEATHAM,
General Agszt Or ne sisss.
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EWING, IcCRORy n CO.,
wholesale GFOcers,
E0RU4BDLVG C COl1LLSSTON MERCHANTS.
Cor Market and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

TO ARRIVE
n - BBIs New York Apples;
n bls wonderful Poatoeshve acres last produced
90 lsbes-to arrive steaIef kirkman and for sale by
Ss19l D. d. pICKEY, Al College street
NEW YORK LEDGER Round, FOR 1858
AND 1885,
CONTAINING 'sBveret Papers Doom Of Deville, 'Ihe
Hidden Hand and many other interesting stories For
SIe nv HAGSN & TREAEOR,
ianiq Booksellers. No. 6 Union street.