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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-04

4 P,-v-rsEsEsr- 4 friend rushed into the sane
frra this morning. and punching ms umorei% uoWh
.', -. fyo7itp bIuioa pr0poundcd the following
o,,lacio,ts iuterrugatOry:-"Ov what earthly anu
what heavenly object does rainy day e4eFrise the
Inc influence? Dive give il up? Why. the slH aEd
,,,, b1ols for il takes the shine out OF both. lie
icft insid1er or the shine OF those boots might
nc t.aar taken out some other way.-i0Ira State
Reporter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-04
WNcuEsrER. Tenn, Dec. 81, 1859.


GENTLEMEN I am gratifed to see that cores
pendent Of your paper has suggested the names OF
w. G. WHTTHORyE and LAEDON c. HAYNES as Eec-
tors for the State at large The Democracy Of this
county would be grahfed to see Mr.. WHtTTHoRNE,
of this Congressional district the ticket for the
State at large and think there is a very decided
inclination here to have the Hon J. D. c. ATKINS on
the ticket with him. Any two ofth three will make
strong ticket however and viii give satisfaction
The people here are very much gratified with the
efforts Of portion of the Legislature to get rid of
the free negroes, and would have been pleased to
see bill for that purpose pass without opposition
Not particular about the bill introduced but want
! some law that win move them out Of the State.
FRANKLIN
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W z. BERRY q 90.
nc COnstabIe5s Gnide-

w BERRT & co, have on h.nd--
The ConstRblsss Guide Being Pr,ot,,,i 7,.,,,..
on ihs P0Hers, Duties, and liabilities Of Constable, IN ne
state Of Tennessee bOih in ov and Criminal Psosssgs
With AppTOrsd For1ls adopted 70 every Service ana pt
Required. By ". c. KAIF, Esq At.5rnsy a. ~. 49,
Vile Tenn vol, Emo, Cloth.
- Forwarded to any address b. nail FOR IS.
~. II BERRY & CO.,
lana
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b o o S
JUST Received
THE FOOL OF QUALITY
By HENRY BROOKE

By HENRY BROOKE.
wan 90 graphical Preface By Rev. CHlz1zs Krss- ana Al.
introduction By Rev ". P. STRICKLAND, D. D
4Fo handsome T9laHss, lano., eloss.
80 % i'ri once more, brave book ss God s si tss.
ana .fsss 'Aoa nss''ai whether peasant o. peer, via
70 = A = -.i ana true nagnaniaous and ehiralrous en-
term and dwell there; and help ia, oBsr J, - n, ~,
eAn's hap hinl nrn Christian and rsutlsm.n a. Esory
Brooke vas before hin."-rom Hs BieqrgD1fsar a,61ss
g SF0esss 4Rool Of euaiy,T 5g Be- Czars., ,l.g.g
thor Of "HRPafia )" alton Loots,F etc.
W. 4. BERRY & CO..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-04

Fall AND WINTER.
B. Z. CUTTER,
Bos. % and SO C0raeyaT COLLEGE and Broaauoag,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer Srs
Boots, shoes, Hats, Trunks, Caps
UMBRELLAS, WssIPs, ks.,
4 8 opening the very best selected stock o.
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS, kc.,
For Fail and Winter praar
Ny stock f5f Ladies', Misses aas Csiidraus' war AVE
selected wiki great care.
DOUBLE SOLED boots AND SHOES,
general assorimeniof Genll Boys and Youtbs' e.r
HROGANs ANB BOOTS,
very hrgs stock Of Double soled Bscgans and Boots
HATS CAPS, dc.s Scc.,
Jet received direct ZEN the manufactures ever style
Gsnt, Boys and Chirens FuT CaseTs, Wool Eerno. &c
franks Umbrellas Fhps, Carpet BAGS saches, and sad
de Bags.
ATTENTION 1IACHINISTS, Sc
1000 feet Of Leather Gum Betting from 70 n inshes
Also, Leather Copper Bars Riv On hand ard
Tor saa FOR Nos % and 50 Of coegs ana
Broadway.
sspae-a,iwsuIyr B. R. CUTTER.
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pRnnI.alLATInE .


PROCLAMATION.
TsHAH C. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of Ten -
nessee-To all who shall see these Street.
ing: Whereas, It has been made known that
me foul and atrOcious murder h- 5h day Of August
1850 upon the body Of Jonathan Brown late Of county Of
Lewis has fed from justice and is running at large
Now therefore,, l. Isha G. Harris. Cove Aforesaid By
virtue II the power andauthory vss,e DO hereby offer
arewar o. Three Hundred Dollars peron persons who
may apprehend the sad E Houston ani deliver him 70 the
Sheriff soE Of county Of Lewis ia order tat Justice
in that behalf may be had and eNocuted.
In testimony whereof have heTeuno set ny hand and
g. caused the Great SEAL Of the state 70 be affixed at Nash
- VILE, the l7th day Of December, 1859.
~ By the Governor: ISHAM G. HARRIS
J. Z. r. RAY, Secretary Of State.
DESCRIPTION
Elias s. Houston about IS years old feet or riches
stoop shoulders especially in Warlkng has suk asd rsPul
sive Look decls-dSF91s each
STATE OF NNESSEEssDAVlDSON COUN-
TK COURT HOVs TERM, 1882
Thomas s. Ring Adnr e and others Unknown Heirs OF
Louis Allen and Wife Lucy.
Order OF Publication for Unknown Heirs.
tais cause upon motion Of petitioners Thomas King
Admir- &c OF Sae Felts, deceased, others and It ap-
pering the satisfaction Of the Clerk that said sally Eslts
dead leaving nine and other personally dis
tibued among her children who have hsd petition in this
Court for SHE Of the said negroes alleging in said petition
said Louis Allen inermared with Lucy, daughter Of said
Sae Fe both Of Wlm DEAD leaving children, whose
aud residences unknown to the petitioners. Il
o,dlTs6 that publication successive for
said unknown Heirs Of ssd Louis and Lucy Alien and
heirs should fail appear and plead demur said
petition by the st Monday in January 1860 then the VII
he taken fo confessed ald set down for herring Mt that tine
FELIX r. CHEATHAM,
Clerk Of the County Cogrt OF Davidson County.
soIs, foF Ps.i,iszsrs. po7ae-v4t
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fIantoFs' Bank of Tennessee,
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 81, 1888.
This BAak has declared dividend Of FIVE DOLLARS PEG
Share, payable to to the Stockholders On 5enaqa.
jaH3-lm D. WEAVER, Cashier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-04

Pg,cHrs.-W. r. FIgBsoy. of Bunker Ill., Ohio,
has about FIVE hundrld Peach tees. and pretty
close examination forces him to the disagreea9le
conclusion that the fruit buds are generally killed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-04

EIHE Once Of the Nashville Light Company has been
removed No. II North Cherry Street. the PostOce,
tan3-lw N JAMES H. KENDRICK, Sec'y,
Regular Tuesday aud Friday Packet.
FRR SWIFFRLAND AMI PADUCAH.
FEYHE lat and gnsur passed steamer, ST. FRAN -
d CTS, 10 ,, HpgF DUNBAR, Mater, takes her -
prUlspt departure for the above and al inermeii
ate landings this dsV TU ESDAY, Jan as at 10 A. M RoF
fresh; or passage apply o board, or to
Jams FISHER, " HELFSS 4 CO, ACTS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-04

TTVHOsE WHO WISH THE GENUINE
French Sof Hat, should call at
nOYl9 WATEREIELD HALkEk'Bs
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DE. j. II. RuISr.

DEt' . h ID UASH,
AYING permanently located 1ectIy offers his servi
the practice OF Medicine Surgery TO the peope
OF Nashville and its vicinity.
II Office aud Residence No. 4, North Cherry Street. Union
and American Block jap4-dIw.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-04


GRESHAM q HUFFAKEls,
Cs5zSseora 10 5ulth, Love& co..
W1I0LESALE GROCEKS
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
So SOUTH HAREEr STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
VETE in receipt large well assorted stoeA Of
w Groceries Liquors, &C which invite attention
Of the trade;
sugars.
20 hhd8 Louisiana 100 5hla Bait. Crushd aud PoW's
50 boxes Loaf; Ie0bbls 81. Louia DO DO
Coffee
800 bags New Orleans Bic;
80 do Choios Baltimore.
Liquors,
100 barrels Pixies, Deans and Cheuarthis WhlskisI
100 dc Bourbon, Rye, Mononsahea and smiths Old Re
WtiskV.
200 do Country made, Lincoln RobertsC n, Ee-
* psga Domestic Brandy;
z3 pkgs French do
q DO Ginger, Blackberry and ehsrfy &c
10 EOlland Gin
IS casks Port Wine:
geo bills Sweet Malaga W1s
pkgs Old ja1naics RuEaa
SunaTiess
600 half do do DO to0o9s Cigars do
$50 ar DO 40 DO o. cheEts Green and Black 7
Also good asoFsnsntof Pepper SPICE Ginger Soda, &c
Wanted 10000 bushels Dried Fruit
not5-dsW&Wly GRESHAM 4 HufEAkEki
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STATE OF TENNESsEEssDAVlDS COUN-
NV nnuEE,E. NV. q. ZIP M. 1osn.

s. Houston about IS years old feet riches
high dark Complexion dark hair, heavy eye brows yes
soop shoulders especially in warlkng has sukF aad rsPul
look declS-dS- each
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-04

COAEE COALIl COALI!l
1.-THE Etna Yard may still be found ane supply q
Superior Coal II IS tie greatest heating coal in the otV
making but very few ashes which heavy add ~
about and almost Destitute Of smoke SCOT Il pronounced
by os who have tried the Rest ros economical coal
in the city Iti selling al the fol0Hng low
Large Select Lump 2lo per bushel
Screened, lie do
Biacksmiahs, l5c 90
Try it, you viii other. Orders left IN Bsr
o. P o, or al the Yard back ON & c R r Depot.
5es2a sAAI J, AGNEW.
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REFERENCE,

J. A. ANsLEY & CO.,
General Commission and Produce Merchants,
NJ. 800 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga,
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W.. E@EItRv q CO.,
fan3 put1f- 9,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

NMCKRRIN0 SONS,
Manufacturers OF
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Warerooms 6ol Broadway.
O. SONS have awarded thirty prize medals foe
The superiority d hsk nanufaoturo fer IL thty
AlDo, for oalo
MASON HAhLINS SUPERIOR
xELODkON6 AND HARMONIUMS,
Fer parlofs, churches, voetrtos end lodges
Al wholesale and retail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

WAyTED-BY BEsPECrABI.E YOUNG WOMAN,
situation good plain cook and 70 assist IN wsang aaa
Ironing: has objection sbor distance 10 The country
the b a city rference given from hsr last plecc Can DO
seen fsr days ZIG West 26sh u drss door BACK Fooms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

ARTIFICIAL TEKTH-BEAUTIPUL SETS ON PURE
Aylvsr only IS nne gold and pAtna with continuous
d. gle tee<h ST. Teeth flied cxtraatcd without
rfciSi bone filling, 75c, Ut ls8 Sixth avenue betwesn
AenA Eleventh streets. DR.. LUrasR deatigk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-24

RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR Dp0AYHD TEETH
a put n vhls .sn rsquir1,g no prsm.s sna swing n
D6s Broadway. corner q Sia Svssk JAA PHARSOA. \
| , diecoverer.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-01-04

McNeill as a millinery room. The second
room is w. L. Calkins' produce warehouse;
the third is L. Bowen's furniture store; the
fourth, John Maer's Lager Saloon; the fifth
is the harness and leather store Of Amman
& OFT. .
N. O'Brien has built and is now finishing
a house on the next part lot west, designed
for storage, and sale of feed for horses and
cattle. P. O'Doud keeps small saloon in
the next little building, marked Eating Sa-
LOOM"
John Helwig's blacksmith, wagon making
and paint shop stands to the right, on di-
agonal street. Charles Baldwin's livery
stable is one lot further south Of Helwigs
shop. ta4s-
Returning to Main street and proceeding
west, we find the shoe shop Of p Heck,
and the millinery establishment Of Mrs.
Smith. F'--t
William Koss has large harness shop
and finding store on the next lot.
G. c. Cone, with George Colgate, has &
heavy stock Of hardware, iron, nails &C..
&C., in the room. Over Cones store is the
Office Of the Press, Republican newspaper
established four months since, edited by
O'McCraney, Esq, and proprietered BY G.
w. Haislet, S. s. Haislet and Thomas Nc.
Craney. The Press is seven column pa
, per and is well conducted S.
The Fathers house built and for many
years occupied by Judge Wanzer, has been
greatly improved and is kept IN good order
by James King as the Sandusky House..
Esquire John McMullen has been in the
Upper House for many years He has :
good run Of custom. .
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-01-04
McGREGOR, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1860.

tainable, but as prisms separate, instead O.
combining the colors Of nature, it is not pos
sible to transmit life-like appearance to a
daguerreotype.
The Rev. VIM. A. Bartlett of Brooklyn,
is bidding fair to overhaul many of the
great theologic lights Of modern fashionable
preaching. He is brother to Jo Bartlett,
formerly connected with the McGregor Rail-
road. t.-. ~a snsas. r'..
Mrs. Mary Smith, Of New York, attempt
ed to drown herself and child, because her
husband had eloped with another lady.
The Providence Post says that villains in
that city make it a practice, to throw lamp
oil on the shawls and dresses of the ladies'
who walk the streets. A large amount Of
valuable clothing has been ruined. .E
1t is said that Napoleon has actually
bought Venice of Austria, for four hundred
millions of francs. . --. ~ ..........
The Kentucky Legislature has unani-
mously passed resolutions instructing her
Congressman to urge upon the treaty max.
ing power the necessity Of requiring Great
Britain to surrender fugitive slaves. ...
Judge Miller, of Shasta, CAL, and James
Gallagher, Of Trinity, fought duel on the
the 3Oth Nov. Miller was shot through both
legs, below the knees, at the first fire. A
California paper says, "the wounds are not
serious! ~ In our estimation, this is shot
that is far from comic. -.....
NJ. Babinet, of Paris, in paper read be
fore the Academy of Sciences, says that il
is the right bank of a river which always
washes away. The only good argument in
favor Of the singular proposition is, that the
bank washed is not the wrong one. r..
At Houston, Texas, they have had fine
sleighing, this winter-until now, this was
unneard Of ...
A convict under sentence of death Al
Manchester, England, attempted to cut hi:
throat; when the wound was not yet healet
he was put on the gallows; the rope GU
into the cash, and he was an hour writhinl
in death before the multitude
Beauregard was hung, in Montreal, las
week The minister requested the immens
audience to kneel and pray for the soul of tn
doomed man, and, with but few exceptions
the audience knelt and prayed audibly.
At Marion, Illinois, congregation 9
fools would not let their minister preach
because his wife wore hoops. He told ther
|, he did not think they were commanded
r examine hoops for religion or for the war
of it, and he went his way to more sens
: bic neighborhood. ......
, Gov Black, of Nebraska, in a length
message, argues the propriety Of admittin
t that Territory into the Union as State.
t The Obserrer says that the Irish Protes
t ant missionaries who came to America ft
S aid in the reformation" going on in Irelant
carried back $50, 900 with them.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-01-04

FIRB.--January and February are the
months for Fires. Having great aversion
to being called up on cold night to see
our neighbors made beggars Of by the red.
tongue flames, We frequently stir our folks
up a little to remind them Of their danger.
Your stove pipes want examining now,
very carefally-clcan them--if the wood
near them is charred, cut the hole larger
and get new tin or thimble. Then 60 to
Mr.. Odell or Maj. Mobley and get insured.
You cant imagine how small Twenty
dollars insurance looks when you have los,
sne Mousa,.d by fire. Bs sensible.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-01-04

WAVKON, Dec. 40, 1909.
Editor 7imes:--I have been sojourning
in this beautiful county for some time past,
and thought that perhaps slight dcscrip-
ton of its many superior advantages and
the principal doings of its people, might not
be uninteresting to many Of your readers.
During the short time have been here
have travelled over most Of the county
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-01-04

vTlHE boa FLOUR In town, v to be had At
FRANK HANEAHS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-01-04

Desiroble Property for
c~ALE.-ws offer for sale st very low ppiees, se.t
- ths Lot and Building nov oceup.a oy M::i
H...hnru a Jarrett. or the Lot and building sAN.
sosunisi BY Merrill 4 barron, In the town q Msore
~or lows. onc-halr OF the purchase money dswn aAo
M .s0I.:"r, so N Nov. ss, issp-3 JONES I BASS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-01-04

Letter from Nell.
'..E PIXIES PEAK, Dec. 25th, '59.
Friend Tin.es:-A Merry Christmas, and
peace and plenty, cheerfulness and content,
and all the sweet comfort and strong sup
port and exceeding great joy of love
love, earthly and heavenly-be yours
What more could wish your Honor,
power, the bays Of poets, the laurels Of he
roes, vast mines Of California gold? All,
somehow, ones thoughts are to-day too So
Der and true, too natural and unworldly,
for one to wish such things for ones self or
others. We are calm, if not solemn-scri-
Gus, if not sad-and deeply in earnest and
sincere; see all things through clearer me.
dium, and speak with a sort of religious
good faith, on this birthday of our Savior.
How ''the burial places of memory give up
their dead p How hopes and forebodings,
resolves and aspirations, fill the thoughtful
mind,
fan indstinguisbabls throng."
How, on memory's swift, irresistible tide,
one goes floating back into childhood this
morning! how returns that vain, sweet
dream of romance-too soon, alas, broken
by some ruthless contemner of the ideal
Of little, fat Dutchman, jumping down
chimncys O nights, with all sorts Of nice
presents for nice children!
This day is one Of those points in thu
path Of time, when the spirit-travelel
pauses, and looks around, and backward ani
forward. Mark the desponding soul; how
he shrinks from glance into the future
how his tears fall fast on the flowers of tn.
present and wither them up, and how HI
turns with mournful ycarning to the van
ished time. Its sorrows would leave hin
here; but he clasps them to his breast, ant
will not let them 60.
Oh, for deeper love, wider sympathy
toward mankind, and more meek ont
chldlike reliance on the good and wisdom
of His providcnces who regulates the CRANE
economy of the universe, yet, in His alien
bracing fatherhood, hcedeth the wants O
all His creatures. But perhaps this is to-
serious strain for familiar letter, if no
for the occasion.
\. suppose you have been delugcd with al
manner Of nice gifts. AS for myself,
| ssAlas for the rarity
| OF Christian charity
Under the sun 1"
If it is ''more blessed to give than to re
ceive," sadly fear nsy dear five hundre
friends have not "clothed themselves wit
; blessings as with garment"
\ Yours, &C., NELL.
i p S. You will perhaps be surprised t
hear from me at this place, but here an
staying with some very dear friends, ant
as the lady said when she led her footma
to the altar, it was harmless fancy" {
their own to call their place pixies Peak,
and |. for one. think it very appropriate.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-01-04

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
sI,IIE copartnershp here oors existing in the Black
smit h business, under the style of Harrison 4
Wood, IL this day dissolved by mutual consent. M.
NJ Wood will pay all debts and collect all outstanding
accounts due the firm n. NJ. WO0D,
J. u. HARRISON.
McGrsscr, Oct. IL, ls59nlw4
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-01-12

II would he useless 10 attempt 10 enumerae the many
wonderful cures wrought by 1t, such rheumatism,
ChIblains Bruises, Cuts Burns inflammation OF tho
Eyes Modification, o onous Bites oi snakes Ac &C.
These medicine prepared exclusively from Roots
aud Herbs containing mineral substances whatever.
Their strengthening and nvigoratmg qualities truly
need he apprehendci from their The many Gater
and the increasing demand hai induced me to devote
my entire attention to the manufacture Of the
Jaundice BiHers and Anti Billions r.. sic,
for the benefit OF the sufferers from various
bilious complaints with the utmost confidence that they
cannot fail 10 cure recommended am permitted 10
refer u the following well known and highly respectable
citizens Chicago and surrounding country, for contr
nation of all tina, * above stated
G. II Hazelt0n No 2i6 Lake street
Franklin Baker (iTm OF Baker a Moody 1856 Lake st
A. d. Lamb (lrm of Lamb Jewett) 2n3 Lake street
NJ Shoup Real Estate Agent, so Clark street.
Edwin Clark Real Estate Agent, Wells street.
W W Phelps lIl Lake .trcet.
J. W. Pickering, Real Etatc Agent Wells street
Ambrose Burnlam, lsG Wabash Avenue.
Vim. Spencer, Contractor, state street,
David Swcnk corner Randolph and Franklin streets.
Amos i. Moore madison street.
u. Il. Drlsco!, IS South Water street
Rev. l. NJ Weed, Waukegan.
ii. c. Adams, Chicago Burlington Quincy Railroad.
Major Noble jefferson township, Illinois.
GENERAL. DEPOT No. "A Franklin ST., Chicago.
And for sale in st, Charles Iowa, by
A. u. f. UILDRETW
Nav S4yl
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-01-12

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