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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
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Commencing Monday, April 49, 1880
Time to Memphis Ttcsntyt1vo Hours
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
NASHVILLE DECATUR.
PASSENGERS the sOuth take the A. NJ. Train the
Tennessee a5d Alahena Railroad; at Pulaski Carter,
Thomas Of Prospect station, distant IS
miles; Decatur with Memphis and Charleston Railroad
train for Memphis Grand Junction, Ane ali points
West.
Through and Memphis rc,ured
the rsnnes AsbamA Railroad Ticket Once, street
Passengers going North take the A. train Of the Tennsssse
and Alabama Central Road Decatur coanecng Prospect
station With the stage line 10 Fulasi, &C.
Trains connexions both ways with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad train at Decatur apFl3-d3m
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CHARLES B. HALL

Boots, shoes, Vaiises. Carpet Bags, &C.
No Is SOUTH sDE PuBLlc sQUlRE,
a. NASHVILLE, TENN
in receipt Of bis stock for the SPRING and Sum-
Il mer Trade, consisting Of Ladies, Gents, hiEsss,
boys and chrens Boots Shoes Caters clippers, 49, q
every variety, with and without heels
ALso-LA French Dress Trunks hns sole leather Travelling
Trunks Vaes Carpet Bags Ladies Leather Travelling Saches
&c &e.
TAIl Of sheh offered loE goods Of similar quty
purchased in the city PLEASE call No Is Public sG
mAr22- CHARLES B. HALL
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Velvet Brussels carpeng, and ply half all
cotton Capeng, Dutch and Scotch CaEpeng which will be
sold cheap -...
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Change OF SCHEDULE.
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TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 90, 1850;
Going south.
Leave Nashville AS NJ arrive at Columbia 7:O5 N.
Leave Nashville 255 n, arrive at Columbia SIS N.
Gong North:
Leave Columbia TAO n, arrive at Nashville 10 N.
Leave Columbia L45 n. STRIVE at Nashville P NJ.
TTNHE Morning Train going South Memphis
Charleston Railroad at Decatur
The Evening Train going Suth at Columbia with
Train to Mount Pleasa3t and PULASKI.
The Evening Train going NJ nth makes close connection at
Nashville with Louisville and ashve RarOad from and after
Monday May 7h Louisville all Eastern cities But
train Sunday. " ON. PERKINS,
mayi-Im GPB&y
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

FREIGHT LINES.
RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
YXPRBss freight Trains onA the roads On the
~ e4h December, 1852 through rates from New York to
Nashville:
First Glass per 100 lbs 81 81 Third Glass; per 100 lbs 81 Is
Second Class, do IS Fourth Class, do 80
Hats Caps and Bonnets, e5 ....f %. ..l
savannah and Charleston to Nashville three three
and half and four days
Time from New York and Phadsphs, half eight
and nine days.
Intervening sabbaths the variations time no
freight trains on Sunday three lines
Nc detentons by ice Overcaes and damages
damages occurring at sea- promptly adjusted BY the Nash
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
dec20-s P&B CIV DERsoN
Nashville and Memphis Grand Junction,
New OrleanSs &C., via Tennessee and Al.
ALBANIA RailOad and Connections.
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Sit Lux ct Lux Fuit
COAL OIL L A M p s.
VX7E have just received another supply OF Coal Oil Lans
Wv among which handsome patterns for PSF
lorS all fitted with the Collins burner which the last improve
is immeasursbly superior other Lamp be
the public for soness and esdnesso fame freedom fo
simplicity constructions finish,
cleanliness One Lamp will give the light
candles and not cost much The Oil have
ported these lamps clear beautiful article free
from any ordor grease spot when split upon
carpet Or clothing, and wall not explode
RAINS, BROWN & CO.,
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. 10 Public Square,
mnTI8-f Nashville, Tenn
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NASHVILLE AND cHArrAnOocA \. z.


Pa1s1Eer IFan1, Easi 9a4 Hesfs VII ran as EoIloEs
GOING EAST.
Leave NASHVILLE At "A n and SPIN
Arrive 1t chattanooga l:sO P N and lbs AN.
.aass % COMING WEST 1879
Leave CHATTANOOGA at 40 N and 40 PM.
Arrive at Nashville st 5 P u and ga M.
Ii connection and shortest BSston New YORK.
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington CtyaRicnmon >
Resersburg, Lynchbug Knoxville savannah, charleaon3
Montgomery, Menu his New Orleans, &c. - II -.
Both Trans connect Al Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Rarad and at Chattanooga with Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Wesern and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tekss may be had any hour application e
at the following prices. viz
to Nav YORK via FaakJ Tam Va $50 IS
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REGULAR PASSENGER PAcKET.

REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET. ,-
y. For Cincinnati.
I'VE elegant, and Beet passenger steamer
I Clipper J. s. Hum Commander, zi' "a
JOIN 7. HOPKINS CLERK, will leave Nashville
for Cincinnati alternate Wednesday at o'clock 81
tuning. Will Cincinnati NASHVILLE every Alternate Fri
day NJ Passengers shippers rsison Dronptnss
care aud attention. Apply board % -.--
~ --- II. q. HARRISON,
jan2S-1 -f JNO. HARRIS, agentr.
Regular Tuesdays 81. LsuIs Packet. . 49,,
TENHE and superior dde wheel sts1nsr Gen.
Anderson, viii run above regularly stlf<.sN
in connection With the teansr = N. Ran
YAM until De steamer Hinsn taxes her place Her
Departure win be TUESDAY Il y 0ciock By this
rangsment the public will La reliable line Of
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS Of every 81. Ions.
For freight Passsgs apply on board Or III
A. HAMILTON, Z -
ms2S-d6n HARRfsoSf As91s-
CROSsS-fIES WANTED. 49, -
yEyHB NASHVILLE North Railroad ComusE wis
% contract for 10000 Cedar CEOss-1iess sfset
long i1ches thick, we'll heHn face place
less than inches clear u BARK, hsr sound, deliver
ed at the grade line Of the road in NashFIie.
The contractors want 70 contrast for $4,000 W hfte
Post Oak Ties, Of The size above, Be dsiversd
the line Of the road in piles from section "a section "a
enough each section 70 supply the
Persons wishing TO bid viii direct President Direct
the Nashville and Ralrosd
Nashville. Tenn. suTYzl1
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY!
Great southern, Eastern, Northern anu
western express EorIgarders'

Western EXPress FOEts
NOR the safe speedy transportation OF Fesn' moneys
II JeWelry and Eaiusble parkAgss. -.
shereby they arc enabled to forward y the esy
trains all entrusted 70 them In charge VI spl s'
v Si.nsb an EXPRESS daily for New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and ali places north and East
To ChstsnooVs Mem PhS RchmsnAs New Orleans and all
places nth AMI Southwest
To Louisville, 81 Louis, CINCINNATI and an places N me
Have in Ns YORK With Europe and california.
They charge Of slaves and ioTzrd tne 70 an parts OF
the South.
Company in the principal cities Of the Union
f JOHN q. BUTLER,
-i Nashville Agent
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GREAT THROUGH FREIGHT ROUr
: - ..r-se II 'sa-l-- 80 :. - li-sg
eE& From New York.
VIE Merchants OF Nashville informed that through
freight arrangement has beeu from YORK IN tfis
place. From New EOrf 10 vy Pouf, Va, " Va
Stesmp Co splendid line Of hrsiclass steam
YORKTOWN, jamestown and Roaloke-and iom tie &C hT
ennnecte line Of railroads shis point This viii
cheapest, beat ard quees route frum New York
An goods be Earked Of Railroad Agent, CITY
Point, Va II go
Rrsight from New York 70 Nashville per 100 lbs
z Is Class, "a Class, d Class, 9Th Class,
l. el64 SIX. SLID. 90 s.. y eIfa.
8. g. RAPTI5T 4 Co., Petersburg Va,
H. LUDLAM HEIaEKEN, us BrosdEsy, \. t.
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TAsPER BRANCBI I1AILhOAD.


TETENnlNG e7nfna ourselves hereafter exclusTely to Ne
sale Of quoss o6ef COST large and we'll assorted
stock Of Tossceo an Cigars embracing sley grade o Who
want bargains, had better call soon. -.
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EWING, McCRORY a. CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING d. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cor. Market and Church streets,
fsbs-da NASHVILLE, TENN.
ANDR EW J. SMITH,
NO. 81, BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TEHEESSEz,
pzkLxRn
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS. NAILS,
sTEKL, Axle, ELIPTIc sPkIsss, 90 E ~
ND Rl his Of business whchhe oEeEHs
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KNIVES AND FORKS

Saws, Augers, GimBIets, Door Locks, Pad.
Locks Bssng Brushes BlacknE, Guns and Gun Caps &c
&C, olteap. ss- ta.-1 q ~ z p ..s--
zalD-a aH 1904. ..E "a -l .-- --'- s.-
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7. o sURaz. ~. SWAMI
BURGE 81 SWAMI.
WHOLESALE GROcERs, gss
aaazfI uiels AND BEAEzns II lsl
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COR. COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS,

EKTE havsuow IN large wall ssieesd soek Of
Nv Groceries Liquors, &c and viii continue to receive IN
large quantities during the season. Our store con-
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ALSO, 550eases OF Shoes, Boes and Brogsns Chdrens
Sh AID Infant shoes. This stock is unusually
large, and viii be sold under any Body prices in this market
H. l-.4 @ l-. E. - -.
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Apple Brandy. I6 Years Old.

49,, IN Rosa Cash Of james Hebnessy Randy TVinsas
Of s which think vii 'i' sAs most t-asidous palate
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18
Presidents Report.

GENTLEMEN uF THE CnNvENTIrS: 1t is with
pleasure that lay before yon my annual al
dress the chasing du,y If my office, have
faithfully eudrnvured to disch lr1e the duties
of President nf your society to whc &C" /
wa honored With an election uponitS organ
zrlion. and in resigning my task nm happy
- congratulate yO upon the success which
the Society has met. aud the fl tteriug pros
poets that every where hetnken lis future
prosperity aud Us, fitness The officers the
past year have had IN NY ltiicdltirs aud dis
advantages to enco inter, and tu overcome
which much ime and carefully directed rx
rriiun on their part has hrrn required. The
result has been successful beyond their most
sanguinr expectations.
To the lit Vice President. Secretary, the
Treasurer and the other members Of the EN
eculive Committee, too much praise cannot
he awarded, fur the manner in which they
have discharged their duties
The exhibition of our society for the yenr
1859 was decided success, aud must creIith
bic to the portion of the State which We rep
resent In speaking Of that exhibition, |
cannot refrain from arkno wledging that the
Society owes much To the armrrs. mechanics,
and stnck-raisrrs of the more remote counties
" ho at great expenditure of time and nIOn
PN, largely ctlnlIit'Hlt'l Uh lndb HuCN@eS'
We are INDEBTED in great degree, to the
ladies of the District. for their interest in the
exhibition. conlril uting Ms they dld 50 mahy
articles of use aud ornament, of their own
handiwork. and which were among the most
noticeable features uf the Fair.
Wnile upon this subject, tope it will not
he amiss 10 say. that on the part of our own
towns people there was wanting to certain
rxl ent, that confidence and co-operntnn that
is necessary aud which i expected Of n city
pf the position aud Importance Of MTysville
This, though greatly regretted lay your Ex-
rcutive committee. is no less sn l,y our cili-
zens generally. and fell warranted in assrr-
ting that sueh will not he cnse hereafter but
that Marvsvile full Of hope and detern'in"-
tion, will unite with her county nrlghhor9
and her sister cities and towns, in the ef"rl
to make our Annual Fair rival any others of
similar nature held in the State, in variety
Importance and utility.
The Society cannot be too careful in these
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18
TpaSurer's ReDOrt,

10 the President Of tie Agricultural. Horti
cultural dnd 4Heehdmicai Society, for tie
NortHer" District Of California:
SIH: have the honor herewith to hand
you detailed statement of the receipts aud
eXpenditures for our Society during the past
year You will observe the report shows a
tnlnnce due the Treasurer 1T Three Hundred
aud sixty Five (365l dolmrs | am glad t
inform you that n" claim. to my knowledge
exists against the society, with the exception
of II "il Of S75 to John I. B,ilry IL CO.. for
s. rinkling the streets leading tO and from the
Pavilion and cattle grounds This and h 4
ance due j. w. steel of S3S 81 on premium
account, is the only claim presented TO the
Ire surrr. aud NOT paid, and | am glad Ia
say that finding the iren.nrv empty, neither
OF the above claimants INSISTED upon pay rnt
very considerable amount of the premiums
awarded were generously donated to aid the
Society, aud II number not clled for This
with something over 800 donated by our
ritizrnS, relieved lis from embarrassment.
and enthled us +" pay all demands ngainst
the Society, with the exception of the elspS
previously mentioned, and The amount due
the Treasurer ! regret to say that we have
been unable to pay anything to our Secreta-
ry. whose duties have been very nrdnnus and
faithfully performed. This officer should he
paid. and respectfully recommend that some
provision be made therefor would also
suggest to the ~oriety the propriety If rails
ing hy subscription or otherwise, u fund to
commence operations with for the ensuing
year. p st experience having very clearly
demonstrated the extreme difficulty Of doing
something with nothing. And | hand you
II synopsis Of my account with the Society.
Very respectfully, yonr obt servant
j. H. KtNKEAD. Tr"rs
Total amount Of receipts. ..,...,....$7 ,3l6 70
432 memberships, 81 each. ~. 1870 W
Admission tickets sold at Pa
Wilton ........ ........... ,O4l so
Admission tickets at cattle
ground d.................... 500 90
Receipts from Ball .......,..., go 90
Subscription from City Of Ma
rysrllle, $500 less $l5 dis
cunt frr cash .......... 4S5 90
Do from county # Iuha $500
less $-5 disc unt for cash M 425 90
Amt donated by citizens . 7l3 Sc
from sales lumber refresh
ment+, &C.. .......... ---s7,3l6 76
Total amt ufdishursemcnts 1851 SO
For seal and diploma for so'ty 1870 90
Labor, music and actual expen-
seS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,3l9 W
For premiums, 4|.3l2 90 less
Si20, returned a. snciety. 792 90 1851 SO
For items refer to accompanying vouch-
ers.
Respectfully submitted,
j, II KGNKEAD, Treas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18
DISTRICT COURT--ApriI Term.
Hon. s. NJ. Bliss. JUDGE.

TUESDAY. April.
McCarty vS McCarty. Referred tu j. Nc. C.
Re,rdIn tu Report testimony.
Gpud win. Adm'r of Tucker. ceased, VS.
Sw,zv Bv consent referred To G. NJ. GuIham To
make computation ut claims.
Smith & McDLn el vs. Graft 4 irish. Dismiss
ed ~ tu Fdr.sh. Cause sent u Clerks office.
j. 4 c. Levy vs. Metcdlf ct al. Answer with
drawn and jul Iment Ia favor of plant ifs by de-
fault. Stay Of proceedings ten davs.
Burnett vs. WhItrSdrS ct al. Remittiur fled
ulli'niug judgment with costs.
Div W Day. Submitted
Sheph ,rd vs. Dru n. Placed on Ctlendar,
uill gan vs. >chwIrer. Answer Withdrawn,
iud.men f,r plant # by drfult.
Burruws vs. Covington & Co., and Burrows VS.
Turner, b lIiugS ct al, p red "n edendar aud set
for trial MONDAY, April 23d
O'Brien rs AlIrnwuud. L. B. Cla made party
defend MT bv Stpnl n.
H,wley Il Co VS. Walton Continued fir service.
Htwlry & Co. W. lIruoks, and ditto VS. R,bnson
pl ced on calend IF.
Ii wIand vs. Falkner ct al. Set for trial on
Monday. April 23d.
Dennls vs. Sop ia Casey ct al.-Set for trial
same as abve.
McClelmnd VS. Hall ct al Decree filed.
Th,s. j. TAYLOR vs.. His Creditors. Decree of
discharge filed.
Couri ali ,urned till ten A. NJ. to.norrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

TnE t. Louis Bulletin has the following.
The friends of Judge Bates nave givel. pub
LEFTY To the stnl cement that he h ,d enancipa
;td his slaves so FAR from this being th.
ease, it is undeniable thlt they ran away
from him. and he used every means in his
pow er to recapturr them Thus it leaks out.
that from philanthropist aud an emancip -
ZIONIST he becomes a slave catcher" and II
"kidnapprr."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18
40 DrMggi>Is, Physicians and
ErHderS.

The undersigned, Importers and Wholesale Drug
rists keen constantly on hand the largest and most
extensive assortment Of Goods, in their he, TO be
fund in California, which they offer to the trade at
lie very lowest nnf<rt prices. They are also Sole
AGENTS for the Nortnern District of California for the
following Patent Medicines:
Sltnfi's .StrsdpdiiLLd,
Ayers' CHERRY PectOrdI,
Guys0tts YsiiO,O Oprk tnd Nrsdpdrt|d'
Ve,s' Ettbtt,tic pins,
PERM Dtpis' PttiR RiHer,
GraeSerpb, "g Co.S FtmHy Kedtetnes,
W00,ps ,HiUe PectOrti,
Dr. EJLidintys' F,i1.ikV .nedicineS,
Lutrtn's Sclidifed Cod Liner Oh,
WILbor's O0d Liner oil anil Lime,
ROn,dn Eye BfLmlm,
CMnitn AgHs PiklS, dc.
AlIarticIes purchased from them guaranteed Of the
hest dualty and purchases for disan. points care
fully packed, and promptly forwarlel
RICE, COFFIN CO.,
aup21-tf 81 and 29 D street Narysvlle.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

MINES IN DoUGLAS COUNTY. OREGoN The
Rosehurg Express says:
The news from the Douglas county mines
are very encouraging There are about 60
miners at work on Hog En-, aud as an aver
age. they are m king from 50 to 81 per day
At present til v have abundance Of water
Cheering VS. is also received from the Cof-
ice Crerk mines
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

SYMPATHY MEETING "A meeting was held
in Boston on the 10th inst to commemorate t..
the martNrdnu of Stevens aud IIuz eft. who
were executed in Virginia DR. Kuov pre- -
sided. and speeches were mnde hy JAS Fnw-
Ter of Cambridge, DR. john Doy and r. j.
l}iuio" of Kansas. Rev J. Srlin. Martin and
I w lliggiusnn of Worcester, VIM LLOYD
Garrison and olhers-N Y Herald
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

CLAIM FOR SALVAGE oN THE GREAT REPUB
Lie :. Card in ~an Francisco, has CON-
mencrd proceedings in the U. ). District
E"urt, az inst the ship Grent Repu lie.
cl'iIning salvage The s'lit grows out of the
services rendered 10y the steiner Colum ia
in assisting the Great Republic when working
up the hnrbor to her berth
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

career as a provisional President, after bat.
Ting for some time against the elements of
discord and the continual hara,siny Of the
American Minister, he resigned his position
in favor Of Mirnmoh, ilien his General In
Chief ofthe army, and retired to private lif.
leaving Miranon TO head the tide Of alTnirS
ConckMded To.L,nrrn,n
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

RENARKABLE-MissP Phche Newhegin, who
iii III this town on Thursday last at the ad-
vanced age II % years, months, leaves u
sister nearly 90 years Of age, with whom she
mas slept every night for IS Years. with th"
exception of three weeks during chiIdh0 ,d,
when Mary the surviving sitter. w'nt T."
Newport with her mother The deceased
never left the Island Nantucket Inquirer
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18
SBrrtal 0utirea.
PARTICULAR YOT5CE,.

AS it takes money TO build and fit up Hotels in tia
country, and having beon NJ great expense IN max
ing the recent mproveme tz to The UNITED STATES,
we wouldinform all parties indebted - us that We
want them to pay Immediately. Business is business,
ana money isnecessary to carry on. D"n't wait FIR
'econd invitation, but step up to the Captains Of
fee aud settle.
aPl-m Stokes & SHIELDS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

KANSAS believes in easy divorces mere
apriIc't on will secure it, even without mo-
tIct to appropriate parties y great many
husbands '" doubtless soon he going to the
Territory with their wives.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18
T.ELEE RAF HEC.
GOvER TIE UNION LINEl
Japanese Apenses-Pony Express most.
POned' ~lteiOicing of the Ciiaz ms Oh tba
Buikhead Veto.
NAN FnANcfsco. Anril I-,h

HAN FRANcfsco. April l7th.
The bills Tor the late reception Of the Jan
anese embassy amount to something over
$500. The Pony Express that was to have
left to day has been postponed till Friday a
salute Of l4S gums. l0l for Gov. Downey and
one for ench of the members who voted
against the Bulkhrad bill was fired this p. NJ.
from the Plaza tv the Auii-Bulkheaders.
CAUSE AND kFFEcr. ~ man was killed Lv
the cars on the New York Central Railroad.
lie was discovered ON the track. and efforts
made To warn him oil but rs he did not yet
ont of the way, he was caught aud crushed.
The jury enpanneled was Of opinion that it
was his deliberate intention to commit sui
eide, prrdicatiug their belief upon the fact
that he had only Ia cents in his pocket
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

New FRENCH CoNsrLsnfr. The French
government has est llished at Chicago, lii
nois, "A vice consulate, and appointed Mr.
Ravin d'Elpeux to the office.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18
Treadwen & Co s
LIST OF MA. HINES
ROnDOr6 -

6NcAEOcTS
MaunVss celebrated eaper and Mower coml ined,
Ma e by Woods, If Hnosic Falls,-made in Is g.
stronger and he ter III before, Gu SIX tset-
snugly packed for III ptinl To remote strics. Made
expressly for Trcndwrll Co n frHncscn.
We . nICk' Reaper. with new improvements,
made In 1859 being the latest aud best machines
turned ont ~ him. SIX feet cut. Made express Tor
Trt adwcll & Co, san Frat cisco
HUS, EY's Reaper,-substantia and effective ma.
cine
BURRALL'S Reaper,-a good and enduring Reaper
SEYMOUR & MOkGAN's or n. Y. Reaper.-A fair
machine. cuts SIX feet
KkTCHUM'S Mower.-Does not reap. Cuts FIVE
feet.
EAGLE Reaper and Mower. Cam motion, cuts Eve
WOODS Moving Machine. Splendid two horse
WOODS swather, a new machine worked by 70
horses from behind he raised aud lowered to suit.
EEarvcstOrs
HAlNE = Illinois Harvester. most desirable ma
chine. u,s ten !e,t, and is twice effective
pers, at same expense OF running,
Th~o 51aorS:
TREADwELI : 10 Horse made after the "Russell''
SP, NCER'S 10 Horse celebrated Thresher, with
Ptrgo P"wer-bettrr made than ever.
RUS ELLIS 10 Horse celebrated Thresher, made at
Mass Non, Ohi".
PITT's p tern, u Horse and s Horse Threshers.
made by Nourse, 'sou ~ Cn.
HALLS AMI 10 ilrrse Ihresher, S vi h's Power
WnIrMAN'S 8. Cant S Horse rhrcshers, far supe-
rior to any other machines OF their SIS.
EMERY = : and uorse Threshers, very simple
and durable machine.
"orsO POW
PERlGo'S aud 10 Horse Powers.
PITT S aud 10
SMIrIi'S Aad 10
wuITMAN'S 2, a, and Horse Power.
Together with the hest stock of
Hardware, Agricultural Implements,
Mills, Betting, &c.
| In the country. The machinery comprises the very
hest knis in use and great improved in make and
| adaptability To the California market
| T. + sale low by
TREADWELL co,
| mhl5 Smis MARY svlle.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18

SINCE the recent opening of rich diggings
at C"m"nche. Amador county, that town has
improved rapidly. The population is steadily
increasing
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-18
HOnoway,s pills aud Ointment.-s

HOllOway's Pills aud OIntInent.-No
med cine chest should be unprovide with these twin
cur tvs. Tn are more eminently adapted to the
internal 1d extern Il fa nss of the human organizn-
ton tmn any two medicines that have yet been dis
GOV red They both attack the seat Of disease and
not ny temporarily remove hut permanently eradi-
cate.
~ Sold at the manufactory No. so, Maiden Lane
New York. and by all Druggists, at 25c., Csc, and Al
per box or pot apis