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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20

DANIELS, Ky, March :, 1860.
MEssRs. W. B. DoDDs & Co., CNcNNATE
DEAR sRs-rLe safe purchased yoa in September last
the great fire which occurred in town the 24d
February endidy hal large amount Of notes. receipts
&C. before the Building burned took the papers
in some sheets Of paper upon opening since the hHrnng
they even scord The yenzerng the drawers was
little warped oeS works Eell and when oil It I
tie think good Ny safe was in the lower
story Of three story ng with hngls roof IN al adjoz
ing room with only Dastsrsd PARTITION drug store vas kept
and Immediately opposite where my safe setting there was
considerable quantity paints oils, tIPentne eamphine and
liquors building connected vita the Patterson Hotel
on one side and wthl feet Of the Court House on the
other with large pile Of wood between oce and the Court
House, door entering into ny Office Immediately from me
wool There WAS also frame building attached to the
rear OF the Drug store with oils paints liquors in it. ard
glass door leading ny Office fronit. You will see at
once the excessive heat created aad about it. regard it
fully tested and have no esitahcy in saying that papers
would have been preserved If had left them in the safe
number Of our have examined it since the IRE
surprised its condition. aud some Of them have Or
dered safes Of you, believing them
Really Fire Proof safes.
shall take great pleasure in recommending your safes You
are At liberty to Of this Efeme1t deem
proper. Yours, Isignsdl NJ .DdRHAAL
Agents these splendid Safes and invite the pub
cto call aud see other certificates the in which
they resist the attacks OF both
FIRE AND BURGLARS.
These safes have never el preserve their contents, and
are warranted to be
Entirely Free from Damp.
The construction Of the BURGLAR PROOF SAVES Is pc
eular and in correction with the Great American Key Regis
ter Lock- (Which possesses the great advantage Of having
No Key Hole and yet has the security Of Permuta-
king IA ey capable OF 25OOOOOOO changes They viii be
found perfectly impregnabls
sTRATTON < SEYMOUR,
narIs-d3m No. u Market Street, Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20

Trusses and SuPPOrtsEss Of every variety, ever
offered 10 dis city, WhaVer may the size Of the patsoil
or the kind Of hernia eeranly be SUITED ~ calling az
The corner Of College and Union streets where can be found
good assortment Of Surgical aud Dental Instruments Lace
stockings Knee Caps, Ankletss &c.
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Recent Tests Oathe Fire and burglar Proof
Qualities OF
LILIES SAFES.

BIssHkHFroa, ny. Nov 81, 1853.
LEyvtB LIZZIE, Ez2-Dsar Sir. On che night OF he 2 81
Octobsr last ny Tannsry Buildings ana oca place
entirely consumedhg IRE, and In opueD your No Chilled
Iron SAFES thoroughly tested The Ore intense a1d pro-
raeisd-tbe Safe being exposed long time took is fan shares and
red hot. from -enstinns circulars sl,e
bought and b those having other si had but srt eo1h
that yours would be pr0eou against such ezDo1re
may therefore JUICE Of surprise and gra1
uniccklng the safe, which readily Done &c and books
and papers unuurd By the Gre znd aud .hs hco1et the
least chlr while the Safe, vita very slight repairs md coat
Of pant, viii be good most cheerfuy and
confidently reormsnd your Safe % person. WISHING buy.
Respectfully, H. u. W1ED
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20

NIoRuE RAcEs-MAGNoLA CoURsE.-The Mobile
Advertiser of Wednesday, the l4th, gives the follow
inc report of the first days racing at the Spring
Meeting of the Mobile Jockey Club over the Magno-
liza Course:
The night before, Planet altogether the
,orite two and three to one being offered on nm
AGAINST the field while in the pools" he was al
yyays two to one. Bill Alexander, who was second
favor:te among the beters, occupied fourth position
in the race; his friends excuse nm on the GROUND
of want of condition he had won nine races be-
fore entering on the present campaign Breckln-
ridge was the next fav OTite, while the wagner was
backed at a discount by the lOngtrled and taithful
friends of his great sire. What more can De sad OF
the winne- than has been sald-the hero OF a nun
dred fields not the least honorable was that OF yes
tar5av-the quickest ever made over the course
At the hour of two the bell rung them to the field,
and after weighing. instructmg riders &c, the or
der was given to saddle, when the four started on
the
First Heat-A very good start; on making the
/ first turn. Planet in advance the Wagner second
Alexander third and Breckenridge last In this po-
sition they passed the stand the first mile and with
! ont any change the second. PlaLet, always a few
lengths ahead would occasionally slaeken ms pace
/ and allow nearer approach. Between the Wagner
/ and Alexander a close and animated contest was
! going on for two miles and half, When brecklu-
rid0e who had been long enough cOntented with ms
frien5pss position made dash for his nearest op-
ponent soon cutting him down AMI passing the Nag-
ner at tbe head OF the home stretch placed himself
close M TO Planet, who not liking such IahhaIlIy
| e,-an in n Breclinridge cut him some hundred
wards above the ladies stand, and passed the WIN
/ ning-post i'm a handgallOp IN 5:45l.
81 far as Planet was concerned, the race was now
over or at least his friends thought so, as they were
backing him at any odds. and, in some instances
few Virginia friends were paytully offering a nun
dre5 dollars to a cent, which was as paytulIy ac-
! cented. o6ce or twice. At the bell ring all were
/ turned loose for the
/ Second Hsqt-Which was interesting only as re-
CARDS second in the race, the contest between the
Wagner and Alexander being as spirlIeu ~ III tlle
frf y,tbo,7t any apnarent advantage to either for
the first two miles and half when BIeGkinrluse
passed both as in the first heat Here Bill ALeHan-
der forgot duty he owed his friends anu acting u
ON tbe romantic idea that distance lends enchant
mcnt to the view" refusedtO keep further compa
ny with theWagner and Breckinrgde IN their pursuit.
Of the fiery Planet who reached the stand nrsI Oy
. several lengths in 54Oi.
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sspso.aDls citizen ct Wilson county, te.tae. fol-

highly respectable citizen Of Wilson county testaes as fol-
lows:
DR. GooDLETDea Sir have used several bottles Of
Panaeea for Dyspepsia, disease that have been afflicted with
for the twenty thirty years and gives pleasure
to inform you has benefited 2n all other med
cnes taken, most confidently recommend it. beeV
log as my experience that it is most valuable med
cin.fJr the human system in general.
Yours truly, THOs. L SMITH
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EsTRAY. Hickman County.

TEyAKEN up BY James H. Fawls, in Hickman county Ten
pessee, In District No. 9, SORrel Mare MuAes
supposed to be tn gears old and S hands g APP
praised November %, 1859, to $780, X DEAN,
mAr2o-Hlt Ranger, HICKMAN county
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20

DAnrsa BuEsLtR ATrEFA bold attempt to eater The SAFE
q Mess LppEoott Martins large provision dssrs 50
Tenth Lyenus vas made on Friday night JanuEv 2g b. ert
thieves They applied the usual burglar tools an5 ai rer
. bloE he ocs DaL the SAFE which one q LiIifs1a
Chilled and wrought ErOm Powder Proof
SateNy resisted az aeF The burglars we're caught
in astatenent made % Mr. Martin, they stated it iss an n1-
sense % make an attempt on Lillisis safe ard thsF
JUS gwen up ne oo intending % down Eght
thsm-"-hei0 I0rk EsDrsss.
since ne above vas copied 10 the Express prnsiFa
pgsa 40 ela hand q the business has confessed Tie
gIS sl-- ne s Tried on three other occasions break ino
Ls ssies and that he failed in each sttsnpt Ths ra
md them burglar pooof-uilIlsuarg20, 1850.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20

The 9th September last We purchased sf lr HASKELL one
Of Lilies Fire ma Burglar Proof WroughU
and Chilled Iron safes On the a7th N5Fenber,
Store which wood 80 feet deep 1h moe. its
eufs consumed drs twelve Other being hurnef
the time. The Safe zposd % great heat
ould been in any n the burnins building and
when cooled on AMI ore cd. neither he Eosl-case nor
the Books were chREred IN the least.
We have he safe requested 30 your AGENT In
York for exhibition, and viii select o1e for our use from
stock IN Boston, whea our store is done
g WAsHBUHN 4 saV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20

Also extensive Dealers in
ArBROFYPE, mELAINOTKTE, PHOTO
GRAPH AND DAGUERREOTFPE GOODS
Asd Artistic Apparatrs aud Chemicals OF every descriptions
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$50 BaaaDwar, FEB 70. 1854.
l. LILLE Esq-Dear Sir Durinr nv absence ct Chufch lst
eonas, ny store vas foFcby entered Ny stock is aa g
watches and ieWelr worth some fsE houaan1 do
Esies Respectfully,
mar5ilm RrCHARD KEEPING.
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8 WAsHBURN sax


W0gDsToCE Vt, FEB q, 1860
LILLfE, Ese, Troy y TDear As you re1uesf s
viii send Safe your gent in Boston, for srha1 snd
you may send another. Tue 2fs the Are shou -
The sufficient melt ths soiii b,g7 os
mot done other safe 10 the rel stlI he bos sui
papers lnd hundred and d dollars IN bank bills were not
injured Ia the least Yours, truly.
MELLIsH & FRENCH.
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SUMMARY,

Ipeslay. March I3-Jockcy Club Purse 500
Three mile heats.
T. & T. W. Doswell's Oh Planet, by Revenue, dam Nina
Boston, years
". Cotrll's q. Scrugg John BrtckiuTdge, Lexing
ton, dam by Glencoe, years old.
John CampHe by Wagner, dam by imported Glencoe
years old.
Roundree Breahitt's Oh. Bill Alexander, by Epsilon
dam by Glencoe, 3years old 4dn
Tims-543t.-554Os..
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
NoypAY. March 10, 1860.

On motion of Mr. MCCLELLAN, the Senate took
recess IN II Two O'Clock
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DRESS SILKS.

DRESS SILKS.
100 PIECES DRESS SILKS bought at Auction very
UtF cheap, to which invite the attention OF the trade
JAMES Low CO.,
mario as Main street, Louisville, Ky.
GRAPE VINES AND CUTTINGS, With a
n variety Of Ever Green Shrubs &C., will be sold during
oSP Furniture Sale this morning At 10 o'clock
BENZ. 7 SHIELDS & CO.,
r,,r2O-ilt No q, c ollege Street.
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ST. ALBANS.

an THURSDAY, the Goth OF March the premises
~ pose to sell this we'll known place The house large and
commodious and the site Of The hand5omest in the VI
cinity OF Nashville
TERN-Sx, twelve, eighteen and twenty four months credit
payable bank, bszring Interest," and lien fsane
The sale positive and presents opportunity Tor 90
tanning fine residence at = a bargain
Sale At II O'Clock, A 80 ~
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Opinion OF Rev. Willis Burgess Of the Panacea
BELFAST, Tenn, April %, 1857
d.. A G. GOODLET-Sir: feel but disehsrgng duty
that you public generally Ey you that
have using Panacea il family for some three u
years. excellent family medicine.
would deprived any reasonable consideration.
You're respectfully, WILLIS BURGESS
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Really Fire Proof safes.

shall take great pleasure in recommending safes You
are At liberty to make such use Of this statement yob deem
proper Yours, lsignedI NJ J. DJRHAML
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-20

The journal of Saturday read and approved.
COURT CLERKS.
Mr. SHE'D offered resolution requiring the
clerks Of courts to make tue statement OF the
tina aud lzb5rs Of their judges to the Secretary OF
state in time for the same 20 be laid before the
next Legislature.
The resolution lies 90 the table for day under
the rules.
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF

Also just received
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The following are Of Davidson and Sumner counties:
A GoODLET-Dsar Sir We have for several been
using your panaces, and have found it most
medicine take great pleasure in recommending
to the favorable consideration Of every family.
Il L NEELY, WIN GRIZZtRD,
ii II PERRY, ii GRIZZARD,
RALPH. : KIRKPATRICK,
d KJRKPATRICK BENZ TAYLOR.
Por sale by all Druggists.
GOBLET CO. Druggists, General Agents, corner Of
Broad and Cherry streets Na,hvile. 20d&W2m
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-28
Mem 6rlesss Dirertorp.

!. Y. ALBERFsoM. ~ 5YE 9e D. L. usaE
ALBERTSON T. NUDGE, =
Agents for the sale of Mill and Plan
tation Machinery Of every description.
Clemons, Brown & Co.'s Single and
Double Cylinder Cotton Gins, Bates
Patent Steam Guages. No. 8 Union
Street, New Orleans, La. .s1a ..a
Oct. Is, 1859. h57.....,. ,.s..Syi. ly.ss
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-28
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ssses1, - - c = y. "
ESQ 6A411k4S n IvS911SES,
ssAH 1lzai Am Az bssuass oE
I'll ID ~ AgaNrRY 5s /. ..
s0SA1et6lS 4teAta1tee 3rush
h, 0attonasGiQ, ss&s
sMR SION y MIL he in MoneQe AadsSi,
M sinity faEa nsxtsthress ~;
and F1antarS tssfiiSng toput up psetAk1
nsxt season, s{or GIN Or Saw Mil Nh
81 IL IL. their interent u ,fets ~. .ee(i,
me4e be(ose pufchas asinet: II ..ss..srss.l
We NM swsrded the flfss Prefni.
um;at ttf}dsissintsi Sfafe FXif II No,
xenial ,lasf IN tie .best. Statseeln ~ dIIlj
Knrise - xAibition. when thsrc g.
I fssTe esnpetition::- As wesare nsSn1
IfslfaG II II our rn1fines. M W ~
fnsn;Si NJ u hetfer Engine fossfha ne
tSSn SkoSes who barter, in. tbesnys ~
! Gseaf 6resh Cotton Gin Eas taken tlit
hpesi 4 vl = Sfeser IN & litad md III
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-28

R1tl pc lookoe0 9Aua Urnl0 ana chnF8eu ~
'crdlngly VA sSsfsgs ~ lsa9'
That w. o. Thomas 10 appointed
overseer on tht flr1t SecAi1 the Fen
ner road. commsacing q ihe bnth Of
the Cheniere and teri Atipg at thss
three milo post, and ~, follUN11
hands be subject u III pdSfder, yis:p. y
Fl hctnes fidhandss SAINT N6lyBs llll1
Rolls, George CaptWell, WIN sCree
we'll, w. ]. Ltlos and hands, Henyy
Wood Jacob 11ylss, J6h6 B. 9SS
]; ss.ss ssIss Syis:s jsi! boe.
dry. r. ArrAnt WIN. Parker VIM. No
Caleb and hlnds, Potter Afrnnt, and
all other hands within tho bounds of
said section that arc subject to.road
duty. @ g4qap .iss 'BsesIs ~ Iae,t
That Detritt B. Sanford be appointed
ovcrseer Of the road leadiag from his
residence to the Lafourche bridge, and
that the hands Of g. Filhiol, jerome
Bres, Henry Watkins, D. B. Sanford,
]. NJ. Faust and Albert Rust DO sut,.
ject to duty ON said road and to his
order. ..5.,.ss,
That Byron Nick cen DO appointed
overseer on the road In front of Tho
e!antat,ons 3! Ions On n the Bayou DC Slerd and
.verl ssom n t1e upper nne ol,sne plan- o
and that the hands on the plantation
of l.. +. Lamy, Nv. +. Goodrich's Cuba
plantation and Robert Dortuhss, be sub-
leGt l TO duty on sa'a. ROAD and 70 his
ot1vs,;
IhsssJ. Y, Hunsscaer be appotntcd
ovsssee ON tho Iacnrce rced from the
corporation of the town OF Montoo TO
tsse sGilbert's geso; y that the hands
on ths spper piSatss don of y, y RaFs.
Stsbbs'p'aoc, Jno, 7, hudoaf phesl
s", sna a. a. T. . srss'as a isnssi'on On e = w
order ~ -
Vhat y ~ k'Asno bssae olnsed over.
seer on the Monroe road from where
J.qh: hnns,cker etupsT e, ~ mouth OF
Dr' u. \. McueIrvv v1auo,f ano teat thc
,sanos q q. M. Is DfscsCyr t.;|,s Rss2 saon
Aeeeses ot bca,4 Ucsiau y ae0h's !. ~ I
and w,nsors plsnfations;
Ire sut1ect1so duty on ssid fosd and TO
fhte 0fNer. MI M, s.s3ss.s \. & ss,ss
ThAt samoe Ford pc appoinfed over
seer oa ~ nsyon, y s'ard rod rom
INC srossh - M! q u; .s Mc !. italrcs lsne hSrg
=, \. .la.ns \, 49, 20 y Y o,icns Nls
~ ~ ~ Is,V s,s s9ss ~ ~ ssHSc w. II
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-28

V3AA VV uuAAAkVN ONAN0A0 w. A4e1A 6UAAAO]
is hereby apfropri sput az thss fund
for internal imprpsementysfo fer The pr
pose of ditching thss road from
G. A. Puekett's rsaids dspca Ia. Ei1liam
Rounsavalle's residences on Tia Haaifop
road, and that Jno. ". .S0aSb Otoneil,
g. r Routon and 9. "A. ruekett hes8gs,
pointed commissioaase to let nut end
contract for, said.wo{K; !. aud thaton the
acceptance Of said work by sad com.
missionefs, the Presidential thePolice
Jury issue a warrant for sissid sum. !. s., !,
/ Be it enacted, &c.. That Mitchell
Opeal, Matthew .Hammonds and 1o-
'seph Nixon be appointed eoniaissics.
ers to let out to the lowest sbiadef tie
building of a bridge scnet Brady q
creek on the Farmerville road IN W1fd
6; and upon the .commissionerS accepG-
anoe of the work, the cost shall be
|spaid therefor on warrant Of the Hsasi
dent Of the Police Jury, provided 3ha
cbst Of said work shall not sexeoed
WHEsEas, ~ ths bridges ont ssasd
hereinafter named are ipse dilapid4Al
exhibition, AImost entirely destroyed !
Be itst6srefore enacted, That a So
uieuk apastteysp aee ~ aprckaee
Eto make bid dges o1 Z = ,YeG be -
road, running rom The Railrosae 1 u
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-28

tGist Court The cteSh OF the Pofice
S1ry, oA lnssrmataoA0t the clerk q the
District Court il wrifiasf, shali e.
= = afwarTNss EoF thaI sun, Y I IL !, saaa caSe
70 aeat no 9nop eoan toEtys olsAre .sss
No as,otdsiset 70. Nnaesa1 o0aauees
tee OF three be apposntstds9 tNs9,. to q cSssflst
duty # aheN ef - seylse the 49, end
ordinances o -. M. - ~ sus s snd W Y
sssss ssioa,sisas, md sass III 1ssk "
10 the 1AMa - ssslNeac - 4. sn
~ - cou s,9. h.! eteee q can pro
cure saaas v r. g = 800 II. g able PssS
sney are susnotiked " y 70 sni ena IA
kafiaha treasurer shalh. - - aasac
- 49,. e.sassan 4 q S. - =. IT. s 4 -
Need tseS.lesns go sct easesa AZ
nund!aa !, aSa a41 laol.a1si s M s.s5., u
Bard, Editor Of the Register, " n ~
e ne asAsn - snsss3@ \: and seven
tyshve dcsiets, arna6l! X
the proceedings ot the Potsce Jury
thsls timex, ateeeESeskan, lanAsmll
os9er hsr1,et. .l,fsaelng 3. :. - Fl
be " oMa,neaS ., ASs Inat ne rfess'
dent OF the Railro4 he nottf that
the crossing q Me KaslfoR1 ~. De-
Slard street is ~ Asbed eend dttfoa Ind
thae ~ feqqcseed stnd ygtt9d to
haxc TIE emf 1anl xta4 oQJ 1t
leses thirty ~ Seet \ tsots!a sel g. I'D
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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-28

ZEN VE THE kA1kA86 OF
THURSDAY MORNIl
W. Friend and w. p. Reese q commit
tee tSVxamine into the credentials of
the newly elected members, and said
committee made the following report:
That +. nj Grant, from Ward i;
John NcEnery, ffom Ward s; John w.
Scarborough, home Ward 4; A. w.
Saul0sd, from Ward 81; VIM. ], Earle,
iron Ward I; and W. W. PatxiS, !.
fsem " I'D IL, we're duly electedsnsas
bers IF the Police Jury for term of
two years in their respective Wards,
who, being sworn according to laws
tOOk their Seats. ssg4ys&sasAeys ~
= On motion, John McEhery was dS,I
ctSred uns s1imousiy elected President
ThesnsG Jar rarson Hardy was elected
Beneficiary Cadet to the Louisiana
StSt6 ;Seminary and Military Academy
ff6n TIE Parish " Ouachita. y2
n. n sNawman was elected Med;oal
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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-28

DRS. DEHART & SMITH,
DENT rs rs,
II Bar0nne st. near Cannl st.
NEW oHIlANs. -
All operations entrusted to Ahesnwill
be performed in the most skilful man.
ner and warranted. 7i''
~ DR.. Smith will be in Monroe on
the 25th Of fSeptembernext, oattend on
professional calls and remain three
weeks. - May ID: l859.-ly.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-28
81, 81, E III.

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AAtosme1 aQA Coese11sK a4koyss
HoNRo1 "a.
WILL sttend the OouEtl = til -.
ishes Of Washitas JSsoa, basa,
Norehosss, FraA lin aeaAotaa 81
Caldwell, also, the Gsessne Goasto
tie State, and U. 8. Disssict 0odrt al
Monroe II, .s,..,,...s ~
He viii also Attend promptly Ia any
land businsss eHtrussed 70 him: !
Feb. 8, 1860. =. : tl-yl
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-06-28
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