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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
DOUGLAS MEN hear !!

The Toledo (Ohio) Herald and TimfS is ore OF
The most determined Douglas papers in the great
Northwest, where they do not merely taH
DoueJassm, but actually beIiere in it. The lead
ipg article in its issue Of Tuesday last October
29), il az follows:
WHAT WILL BE GAINED BY IT.
In the present position psIties what will be Esined by the
Democratic PARTY the country by throwing The election Of
President into House The result Of deSolyng tue election
on The House. would be the choice Of Lane by the Srrse
Would It not better for the democratic party to be defeated
thar TO perpetuate tie present inscriptions ard corrupt dy
nasty In Judgment deet you'd be far preferable We
know II would be housnd times more honoraheto DO de
fsed than by combiaion with the mercenary who
have po cson the Government TO defeat the Republican
erdd.te fer tie benefit Of the political pirates who hsve dis
Numbered the Dmocratic party Defeat-honoabe defeat
VIII putty the party ard make It united compact osaon
ard above all will relieve It from the bad men
who have brought defeat upon us BY Their shame
LEES coIruptons The conspirAton who have brought
ansrchy and bitterness into the Democratic ranks and by
their faith rendered the defeat Of csudiiae ce
tain willing unite with the perry ust far as their action
with will promote their Indictment They will vote
the Democre &c ticket Il BY doing they accomplish ther
purpose defect Of Douglas and the success of the boilers
a. I The good Democratic party and the honor OF the
country allie forbid that combinations formed to defeat the
tiop Pre- sd n by the people should BE- snac's M the
success Of cscused to destroy the integrity OF al
political Organizations In the election offs Chief Magistrate by
the American people there moral grandeur which has ohel
lenged the admiration the Civilized world and hope
10 see the Democrc par far forget the glory of is grea
achievements ps lend ie inscriptions oios who, II
successful would the Presidential contest to the level OF
horse market The end il dsrracef the di'honoabe
arc the spirit Of Independence and Tsnness which
characterized the the party Ia the days Of Jackson aud
Pok to forbid he disgrace which such unhoy coalition would
falteI upon all n-aa.d init.
Let us preserve identity, and ser the conflict II
we will reusn disioc united and respected org,i
zstop Efficient aud effective for future contests Freed from
trsilo in ranks with loyal body Of million and half Of
voters the principle Of sci government the Democrat;
party will place uote cnen in charge Of the Government,
amer the people had four years Of strife and discomfort.
ANY other course would BE- dishonobe and
so1able to our candidate bnd principles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
SANFORD.

FROM HAyANA.--The steamer Karnsk from Hs.
vsna Oct. 25 and Nassau the 27th arrived last night
The brig Arctic, with Oranges for New York, was
lOst near Nassau on the 18th Of October.
Spanish war steamer had captured a schooner
filed with Africans and towed her into the port Of
Havana on tie Odd plt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
Ton.mite Trof.

CIgcIENATI, Wednesday, Oct 81, 1860.
ten.ms trot takes place sere on Saturday next,
between Gpsey Queen Of COcagO Isp for Dnrss
" 81 50O The two former horses trotted ten-mie
yaes st Louisville last week making dead heat TINS
. de only cass of the kind known IN the United eales'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE CANVASS IN NEw-YORK.

THE CANVASS IN NEw-YORK.
The Hon DASIEL ULLhAEs wili spssk
At Scheme taoy................. Thur.'sy, Nov l.
At RsymeItown ............. .Fidsy, Nos. g.
At Troy. Saturday. EoIs
C.. S. DEPLw will speak
At Thursday eve, Nov l.
At Moth Hsyerstrsw. Friday ere. Nov T.
Gen. b. F. BRUCE will speak
AtLe Roy....................frdsy eve Nov @
AT BuHslo............... Saturday. Nov o
At Oneida Depot. Monday. hos.'
FRANK CUssIsGBAM viii epesk
AtTroy .Thrrs1sy eve. Nov. I
At Dover P.ins.. .............Pr,dsJ eve, New 3
At sauseres........ Saturday eSr, Nov.
Hon. AEsEL BAscoM will speak
At Havana. ...................Fhisy. hcV. q
GFoRGE SAUL will speak in Germao
Al Dansyille.. ...................ftidsy, HoT =
At lie Saturday. koTa
At LiyeTpoo .....s .............sm onday, nov D.
STEWART L. WooDFoRD will speak
AZ Nsknyurs. ................Fndsf Nov 2
Mt Gs Lyiie... .sh.urcsy' NOV o.
Gen. JAMES w. ME will epeak
At NtvbUrgh. .tnday. nov q
At Sausel ties..........,....... Saturday. Nov. o
Hon J. T. yISToN Of Wifcouein will speak
Al Marttts............... Friday, Nov. 2.
AtBorodiuo. ................ Saturday. Nov. O.
HoRACE GREELIi viii spesk
AT kiedle.own. .Fridzy. Noy.2
GEORGE W. Comes viii speak
At Ms-ion..... .Friisy nov. ?.
Al Pultuey vilie........... Saturday Nov 2.
The Hon. ARTHUR HOLMES and tbs Hon. Burt Va
Horn will speak
At South Wilson. at, Nov. q
AtRansomville. ...............Fidsy eve, Nov .
A.wilsou.."................ Saturday AFT, Nov. 3.
At Ccomer.... Saturday eve, Nov. 8.
AT We Morday eve, Nov. s
GIo. L. CARMAE of Pstchoeue vii speak
At Centre Moriches L. Thursday. Nov. l.
At South Haven, L. I.......... Friday, Nov. 2.
At Patcho,ue, L. l.. Saturday Nov. 9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
BROOKL wv X1ElM&.

Frsnk P. Blair jr, Of M.soui, 10 suEcarcsd to ss-
Dress fbe Republicans Of QUEEN Coouny, at Jam -ie'.
this evesDe. The Wid.-Awsses tf tho c,C1ty VII
rally 10 give him cordial welcome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
Sailing of the Steamship Arabia.

BOsToN, "Wednesday, oct 81, lS6o'
The steamship Arabia sailed at II o'clock with n
passengers for Liverpool and 10 for halifax, but DO
specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

The Controller ststes tbat the good assets OF the
State amount to $S07 OPS In those sst; he does not
include the Western n Atlantic Rail DAD. "hich De-
onos 10 the State and which paid nj the Treasury as
net earnings il 1859 $500 900, aud in 1860, stOOOO
The receipts into the Treasury for the past year,
from taxes net earnings Of State road bank dividends
and all sources, amount 80 II 495 g5O lo Inc eXPen
ditures for all purposes were 81 49, ITO "a lelvng
balance Of $274 $50 81. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
Failure of Banking Houses.

BALTIHoEE Wednesday, Oct. 81, 1861.
Nessrs Josiah Lee & Co closed their banking house
to day. They have msde an assignment.
MessIs Appleton Il Co. have also closed their doors.
There are ruuors of other stockdealeIs suspending.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

FIRE IS EIGHTH srRErr.-A free unknown origin
occurred las. night in the tenement house No. liz
Eighth street, near avenue A, causing damage 70 the
amount of about $l00. The furniture of the occupants
was slightly injured By water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

-Rarey the great horse tanner, is soon to arrive N
this country, having gained both fame and fortune IN
Europe. Wsprssums he will exhibit the application
0i hia system In NsW-York sado other cities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
TrOffiGg Match.

CoRNIsG, WEDNESDAY, Oct. n, 1860.
Flora Temple and Gee. al Pateheu rotted here 10
Day. Flora won in three straight heats. Time: 2333,
2:3l3, 9:3l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

tie present campaign. Tar HOPE HAS VANISHED
VT regarding it rs the first great act ne6dful to te
doue we shs'llgreet accomplishment with ssti'f
tisn through any agency that Providence may appoint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
wr.,nIa and Tennessee Railroad.

LyyCHBgRG Va, WednesdAy U0I % 80 =
Travel on the Virginia and Tennessee hslIosn nss s
been interrupted by a freshet Connections VIII no'
lie made for week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
Financial AfYnirs of Georgia.

MIL1EDGEvILLT GA, Tuesday, Oct ~, I5UO.
In the Mlledeeville pagers Of this morning appears
portion Of the able AID Inter estng rep0r OF Peterson
Thwest, the CoDt,o fthe State His report ls Tor
the wear ending Oct. 20, lS60 -,
TIE cssh balance in The Treasury tS1 %
Deduct uIdrswn appropriation A'Zt -
Leaving net surplus of............."... sJjoJa 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

Do 1883 The UcTe ased value OF taXable properly UVeF
1858 was $40 5347 62, and this year the increase ID
$62 .7O2 Az mskicg an increase over the past TWO
.ofS n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01

THE RAILROAD Waffle Injunction ssued BY
Judge Gould of Albany at the instance Of the Central
Railroad Company, restraining The City Railroad Com
pany from runnr cars on Furman street, wss serysd
yesterday, and there isDow consequently nocommuni-
cation by railroad between Fulton and South ferries.
TIE order i, reurrabe at Albany the thiod Monday
in November. The Central Railroad Company have
repeatedly proposed TO the City Company to refer tho
whole matter in dispute three dsaterested parties,
bu these propositions having been declined, the only
course t f. was to appeal to the Cours where all mat.
.ers in connection with the subject viii doubtless bs
properly disposed Of.
In the mean time, while this fight bet Seen the COM
panies is going on the travelling public win he the suf
ferers The order OF injunction above referred to re-
st. aims the City Company from running their cars. not
only the Furman street track, but from extending
that track further-from Atlantic street, through
Columbia street TO Hamilton avenue. IL also restrsins
them from running their the Ca,son avenue
route, from It's iuucture with Kent avenue to Myrtls
avenue and likewise requires tina. receiver be sp-
pointed to take charge of the affairs Of the Company,
they having, charged, violated their charter by
neglecting to lay the Furman and Columbis-street
tracks, and on the ground that the laying OF the
Clssson avenue track was unauthorized. The action
Of the Central Company in TINS closing up important
lines Of travel is very severely commented uPou by
the Brooklyn people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19
vEsPER GAS LIGHT,
The Cheapest, NEST brilliant. and
Hzost Convenient Artificial Light

Nlis GAS isg-nea from Pure Coal o, and Ger slsganee
economy safety and saplcitys cannot e he
fixtures azt il the style as he ordinary fErcz
us aFlnirls that Ct IS portable gas ish uE7Taed
Tor lrac, cAcapneE cleanliness and simplicity and can be
used wherever artificial r Is uci u Is e to regulate
and requires frprg and a.teuon Whatever, amer
lighting e perfectly elfsaaa free ron explosion, ala
has no odor smell While 1ur1E. The Light can he naqe %
barn with any degree Of ncy, by turning sceE ana 1e
Increased insiautaneously ia volume from that or canae 70
Ten or twenty, By turning valve 90 il ordinary gas
The Vesper fame and fixtures precisely resen1e ~ iol
uose q coal but in brisncy end pun o nsast P
sesses decided adTantaEe coal ges y f-e ~
chimney, there Is need ol daily rnln q sss , & ~ -
construction cf the fixture sso simple mag 2 3 Ags H
out Of order, and c7 can manage re.y. L ~ ~ ~ ~
Ia the Vesper fixture genertad from pare ea. -, o
OIL, (which manufactured expressly lof tas 11ii1l
without any aurtufa Of alcohol or otlr ioTesn ieql
sad It's suv s unlimited The fixtures are aapt
din stves % SUIT all agtes, from the plain. t raef
the rost eent costly chandelier hacn lAtlrels per
feet ia felr fere ouey 20 be made for service pipes ne
te rators The gaHis generated i the bur1ers and al
sturs from The cheap TO the expensive Chandelier,
rsfsfs- cas- srorts n themselves They sold at
ss ieb as ROT exceed the cost Of ordinary fixtures Of
similar styles aDd ornsrleulation.
hurees hruses, public @ Stores Steamboats, and private
sdence throughout the State be fitted up with these
ent and convenient iers AID other beautiful gasx.
lures much t0 the appearance Of such places
comfort % the home ce ard which, heretofore could he
oniyin those favored districts embraced within tie coal gas
limits OF large cities
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19

NEGROES FOR SALE.
TWTE have from 25 70 80 Negroes for sale cheap
w cash, az 30 Cedar stroet.
dse2 4LYLEs HUTCHIEGs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19
Charleston and savannah
LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED.
TXpREss Freight Trains onall the roads On and after the
~ 24h December, 1861 through rates from New York to
Nashville
First Class per 100 M 81 64 Third Class per 100 lbs 81
second Class do s. Fourth Class, do 80
Hats Gaps and 8onnets, 25
Time from Savannah and Charleston Nashville three, three
and a half and four days
Tine New York aud Philadelphia, and half eight
and nine days
Intervening sabbaths the above variations n time
freight trains sunday three lines
No deienons by 0verclarges and damages
cpt damage occurring al sea- promptly adjusted by the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
deca2-tf rEn e W ANDERSON
pskATERs' BANK ~ TENNESSEE
Nashville January 99th, 1850
A K election will be held a. this Bank MONDAY, ,5TH
~ MARCH next, 70 elect eleven Directors to the
suinzyssr. O.WEAVER, Cashier
iEnel-id
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19

sETE EsQlt gives great pleasure to state that az
ter trial Of oneo the Fesper Gas Lamps in my study for
weeks past observing closely for the length Of
time, the experiment Of lighting "Union Tent" with these
amps have entire confidence their efficiency 1t
they all the advantages of the best gas lights to thos
who live ont Of The cdes and large towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting The lamp readily
learned, the fixtures simple and little liable 20 get
Of or the Of the light comparatively ile. and the
whole ali danger, il only acquain
the part public With the Veper Lamp to
bring then into general use throughout hecountry.
Yours truly, STUART ROBINSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19

LOUISVILLE, KY September s, 1859
To W II SErrLE-Dear Sir: After having maze tnoroueh
examination Of the "Vesper Gssn ia relation iis iuaina
ting power, chemical compoons etc. do net hesitate
commend being safer and economical we'll
sng greater intensity q illumination than any ote material
nov in use.
In the laboratory is superior to the alcohol
tanning invaluable dug
gist as we'll the manufacturing chemist
CHARLES II WRIGHT, M D.,
Prof Chemistry The Kentucky School Of Medioins.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19
Freight 10 New York and PhIladeIa hIn
ON
COTTON AND FLOUR.

CHARLESTON AND GAVANNAH.
Cotton per bale Of not more sn 500 pounds weirhtsgas
No insurance Necessary except from Charleston atd svaoD to
HeE YORK and PhiladeI Iphia.
Cotton compressed st TIE pLion e1rees of rs
c0mpsssl Be frsighied from New Yok h f-g -s
az 3 20 3-I6 less thar cotton not cou1pressel
5ThTough rscepfsssuel ~ the Frsiebt l or tls Nash
vile and chaitanoogt Railroad.
dec QalfBP ~ y" @-a esse--I ses,t.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19

UNION RsEsTAURANF AHEAD4
No. a Union street, Opposite state Bank.

ERESHSHADl FRESH HSRzDl! FRESH sHADlff
USr arrived BY Adsm's Expres, lgrgs Of fresh Sd
ID from Savannah the first in the season Always kept
hand good assortment Of such erou Pheasanis
Quss Yeuison, and Game Fish, which viii up 10 the
above Restaurant in the best style A. JONNARD Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19
ECLIPSE MILLS
THE LARGEST AND EEST IN THE UNI-
--.---. ..l-l- - rnE- 4 a IL.

.satHl 81 AIAsSs EUEa aAlaalls
II WISH 10 sell Ge mls and land attached, containing 476
acres. situated IN Christian county, KY known as the
ECLIPsE MILLS an n operation and in rst rate running
order machinery and hEuTe and every in con
pete coon msnufacturs Of -four, and capabe OF
sturunE OUT from i0 @ 2ut barrels Of nour per dy besides
foFebsy are al new Of ne best kind The min house is large
and well bulls stories highland has
FOUR PAIRS OF MILL BUKEeS,
tree wheat nd oa Tor corn The machinery new.
the most improved The Saw Mil i1 In rt rate or
and saws finely. mills located Little river, twelve
miles south OF UopnsFe, within one iourt Of mile or
and Linton turnpke- and sixteen miles from
Luton on re Cuurand rrer twenty miles from Canton, and
twenty-five miles from oarEsTe, Ienn and u the center OF
the dnss agricultural region IN the Western country where an
abundant supply Of wheat always Dc Obtained e hour
made mills has always ranked IN the rst quality Ia the
New Oreaus and other markets. These mills propelled By
Never Failing Water Power;
one OF he very best in the whole Western country. Thsland
good, divided into two good Farms The dwellings and
out housesncudng mirs house, hacksmith shops cooper
shop, storshouse, and other buildngsare in good
repair. The and timber good and above doubt VII
sell mills together, the mills with suiceo nf
land bungsattace FOR the prosecution Of the busi
ness mills, purchaser desire; or Elll retain
interest in the mills as may be desired me subscriber val
be pleased show this property 20 one who may cali on ann
information 20 terms, address hlm by
letter, AZ NeHstesd Postoaice, Christian county, KY
refers Messrt Moore Van Culen or C1poell Mckee
4 Co. Commission Merchants, New Orleans; A. u shy-
oc saint Louis;J Kincaid, Ccnnai e James Buck
ner John GoWen, HopEinsyiei kyi Hon II sttes
judge Of Appeals t j eF Cerk Of the Court
Of Appeals Robert FERGUSON Courtlaud Ala CORNER miller
say, FaEEtu county, III. W 9lcNar Architect, Montgomery
corute Tenn: Fowler, Machins Ptsburg, Pennsylvania
aud william Brown, Representative Of Christian county, at
win sell the same At public auction, the premises, on the
i5th DAY q MAJ Oh next rosppu RRrzrR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19

CHRISCMaS PRESENTS.
HAVE Just received argei and fashionable stock Of
II ievelry, consisting Of hne
Diamonds, Coral, Amsthysts, CarbuncIcS,
Pearls tec.s &c.
AIsoa large Of very superior wstche tine silver ware
and a great many articles, suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
All Of which viii be sold induced prices 90 su e ms)
f,- rlrr G. ". DONIGAN.
nee l6-5tf Corner Of College and Union streets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19

From His Exeeency, Gov. c. lorhsad and Thos s. Page
Esq State Auditor
Ie WI H. sElrtE As2 LouisyiLtz KI-DeaT Sir; Wehave
been ana using your esper Cas- and perfectly
and perscfs from explosion II very cheap
economical In use and Of far than any other
light We satisfied that wiz he adopted by al persons
Who have not the opportunity Of obtaining AID also to whom
IS accessible and with whom cheapness the original outay
for dxares and the continual expense Of burning object
Yours, &C, G S MogEHEaD
THOs s PAGR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19

Il viii save great deal ofunnecasry our friends
n writing 70 US viii bear in mird The flowing rules
Always give the date, Post Once, county, State ia e body
Of your estc-.
II yeu wish e Paper changed from enee another give
both Offices in full
you write business and other matters, write separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves oi one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon facts
and subjects be Of niomstion interest puhc
Anonymous communication Of whatever character viii receive
ttenton
Correspondents should write only upon side Of paper
We cannot undertake to return rejected communication
All letters business should be directed Aessrs = o
GRIFFITH Coz and not personally % ebef Of the Pro
pretors
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19

Sesons Qulck Step 25c; Frsee Polka Soc Sweet sixteen
Polka hands, 25ci Lanciers Qusdrlles hands, sos Vic
tora 9uadrlles % bands 5oci Wire bridge sc1o1c 50 Still
n my Dreams 2c sFzer Rose for Sutar ss Spare e Old
Homestead for Guitar, 25c Shower Of Pearls eeeii0n
vocal duets, 50 90.
Music matted free o. postage, receipt Of DE marked pros
At LUCK'E Music Store.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19
aI0O nEWARn.

A NEGRO man by The name Of HENRY, ranaway from my
~ heuse in sumner county. the dav OF september
l5i He is shout p Old Of black Completion aou
feet on nchHs hghi full face. hne heal Of hair weighs 165 or
l1J pounds lie is what is termed No second rate mani has
some marks on bis back or hips Had be e brown
sack coat about bali lie raised b. WILEY DoueIass
OF Summer comfy VIII give dy dollars reward for hin
taken in the sate II in any other State viii give one
dred dollars
Address II H. hay pes = Co, Nashville Tenn myself Of
Saundersvtlis- lla1Zu-dfl JOHN X. TAYLOR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19
Fine Counfry residence For s,Ie.

AYING determined % esrry ny Negroes s8 De rsr
e 4 elufh. Hill sell ah1at 4 iFe8 or Eaur
Hundred Acres oE Land. being part %
ne tract unnn which nov reside. situated Oh q
good Turnpike Eordf al11t thirteen miles lldr1
Nashville, In Of tie best nei1hh1fh11fs Ia FIr.
a1san county Soil elali 30 any s sate For rars-
lars. auuly nc, the premi1s8 or 1 al III Tl-i1 e.
AaahflIs sep8dl p. A. PERKINE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19

$4,000 Cedar CFOss-tfes Wanted.
gEyHE Memphis 4 Ohio Railroad Company desrous
contracting with responsible parties foy the furnishing
and delivery, the river bank az ne 7a0utt Of Hoy hsDer
IN AeHPhts, OF
$4,000 CEDAR CROSS-TIES,
IooO0 Croes to be delivered By Nay l and tue balance BY
July lst, 1850.
The 0rossties are to BE- Of sound timber
shake be at least nine 81 feet long with ends square, to be
fairly sides face Of less h eight 5 inches
the face be hewn line and parallel to each other, with
thickness Of six inches between parallel faces
Terms Of payment third cash delivery and the bal
ance in and twelve months, with well endorsed psper
The privilege read Of rejecting any and all bids should
the terms not be satisfactory.
Sealed Proposals viii be received for the furnishing and deY
cry Of the above material at the Engineers Office OF the above
Company Memphis until February 10th aud at the City Hotel
Nashvili from 0h 18th February ls60 which tesand
places any information desired be obtained q the undergned
either BY letter or il person. ". D. PICKETT
Chief Engineer.
Engineers Office, Memphis & Ohio R. R. iahs-ii iebl5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-19
TEsTImONIALs.

Scientific others who have hsrnuehy tested the mer
M OF the Resper Gas air Light, pronounce it The best
cheapest igh. known. Numberess testimonials are being
received daily fru an quarters Vonc7g fer Che excellence Of
this light few Of which are given below.