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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
The Raleigh moetins--Gov Harris.


The Democratic meeting held at Raleigh Mon
dav last was one Of the largest most harmonious
ana enthusiastic ever held in the county. With but
few exceptions every man seemed actuated by an
ardent desire to restore harmOny-tO sink all per-
sonal predictions for the sake of principles The
resolutions were passed without dissenting voice
and we are not surprised at this, for they are
such as should command the endorsement of every
true Democrat. They enuncatc principles without
reference TO men. The manifestation at the meeting
showed that the party would soon be consolidated
and impregnabe to the assaults of the enemy.
The resolution endorsing the administration of
Gov Isham G.. Harris 4 well deserved tribute
to a faithful public servant The enthusiasm and
the applause manifested az the passage of the
luton showed that Gov. Harris occupied a high
place in the affections Of those present And this
confidence and esteem is not misplaced for in all our
intercourse with politicians and public officers, we
have never found Onelwho more anxious to dis
charge his duties honestly fairly, and in such
wav as would promote the interest Of the State and
its citizens than Isham G. Harris. While he is q
decided party man. his actions are not governed BY
party considerations. but BY earnest desire to do
Tigbfand to discharge his duties in such a way to
confer honor upon the State ID citizen. Such
man is destined to occupy stl! higher position in
the confidence of the American people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

UNION NEErNGS-The Editor Of the Savannah
Republican. a strong Union man, writing from New
York to his paper SAYS: Writing on the subject
Union Meetngs) reminds me Of the great Union
demonstration that came off at the Academy of
Music and its vicinity this city last night, and
with accounts of which the go-ahead morning press
Of New-York are filed All unite in declaring it
the most numerous and imposing popular gathering
ever assembled on the continent. The speeches and
the resolutions are all well enough, but am tell
ing every conservative man meet CoeS, alone, will
satisfy and reassure the South No State that hon
ors the Republican party with its confidence can ex
pect to be regarded by the South as true TO the Con-
sttuhon and the Union, no matter how many pa
trotc demonstrations shall be got up bya minority
Of its citizens IL is the majority who express pub
lie opinion everywhere and it Is their will that be-
comes the law These meetings are all very well
and most praiseworthy but they are only the first
step in the work of revolution and reform See the
North carry the principles there announced into the
elections; let her stamp them upon her balotbox,
and give them practical effect through their rep
resenatves in Congress and their State legislatures
and then we shall have peaceful aud mutual conf
dence-nOt till then.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
Archer Cheatham & Brother,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES,
Cigars, Tobacco, &c, &c,
No, College street,


NASHVILLE TENN
LwAYs keep well selected Stock Of aas goods in our line
! n Of business, more especially
Fine CORnRe,
Of OH vntage and we'll established Brands Amongst whah
Fine Old tsSazerac'' COgnacs
ssValIantin'' COgnac.
Old London Dock COgnac, DC.
To which we would eahe particular attention. e5unOssurs
and those who want article Of Brandy for medical pur
POsss Our brands Of Champagne are very ehoiss and
The Genuine % Hsdsieek & Co .
The Celebrated Palma g"
Giesler q CO." cold Label and white
Prince Imperial, and several Others
Our Sherrfes and madeirRs are unexcsptiouable
in quality and favor, We have EGTps0Eg" Dur Gordon
Cold" FIae Table sherry, ByOUA and Golden Sherry Sc
We always keep large stock Of Pure Robertson c4saty
WHISKY.
Fine Old Bourbon, Bye and Irish B1tes. Pure Holland
Gin Scotch and English As london Porter, and Guinness eel
Our patrons have Hundred THOUSAND Cigars to select
iromfom the cheap German and fist Doue.ie to the
very choicest HAvANAs
Our stock OF
TOBA CCOS
Is very extensive and cannot he exsed IN quality We can
give very great Inducements to The trade in this e, hve
made such arrangements that purchase from the
amo market uar me qHetFs foA a4a Ae0oy and Llat
Pug Tobaccos from the best Virginia We
Amongst miscellaneous articles We Eoud call attention
good selection Of fine
GunPOWder,
Imperial and
Young Tyson Teas
olong and Psxchong Teas Pickles. Preserves 0ysers so
ing Tobacco and many other articles
III To all Of Wch would call the especial ate1ton and
invite the inspection Of the trade, them or
many inducements not 10 he found elseFherA
ians-n ARCHER CHEATHAM 4 BROTHER
$4,000 Cedar CrOss-ties Wanted.
gFyHE Memphis Ohio Railroad Company DESTROYS n
contracting with responsible paroles. or shs fulniing
delivery, the river bank, al tic mouth q Hf hDr
IN NeDuphts OF
10000 CEDAR CRCSS-TIES,
10000 Cosss be delivered by Nay 1, and the taauee BY
July ist, 1900
The Gross ties SQUAD timber free from dots
shake nine o feet with ends square TO be
fairly heWn sides to face Of not less than eight q inches
the hewn line and parallel - each other with
thickness Of six inches between parallel faces
Terms payment, third cash delivery, and the bal
anc in twelve nonhs, With vel ensorst paufr
The privilege reyad Of rejecting and al bids should
lhe erns not be sStisflctry.
sed Proposals will be racved for the iurnishug and deiv
err material me Euneers Office or the shove
Company Memphis until Fs5ruaay 10Th snd az the City Hotel
10 NashFi l0h to IS February 1860 az which timesanl
places any inormvon d Sed be obnsd % the undersigned
sithsr by letter o. In person. ". d PICKETT,
Chief Engineer.
Engineer flee, Memphis Ohio r. r. jan9-tiu ieb5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
PRnnLAnIaNION.

VSHAMG HARRIS Governor Of the State o. Ieunessse Id
the Sheriff Of he county d Shelby IN said Staedletug
You hereby open and hold elecsu al al
the places Of holding geous IN your respective eountes on
the 2a day Of FEBRUARY 1862 afeT having gwen tie notice
CURED by law for he election o. judge for the Common At
Chanoey Court o. city Of Memphsn sad state % al
the vacancy oceasioned o. tie Of , and dna return
thereof make 70 me- aecorling TO law.
l4> Ia testimony whereof, have htrcauto set ny hana
and caused TIE Great Of aid state 10 5e aaxs4 q
By the Gorernort 1sHlM 9. HARRIS
J. = =. RAY Secretary Or STATE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

NUMBhR Farm csHtsni1g between 00 aad 100 acres
- o. an hours ride BY The louisville snd Nashville
fs7ros. AMI ~ BY Turnpike. q The city Nashville
Ihs Tract Of LAID is sua cd IN excellent uehb1skooi
upoa good Improvements, is well Eateri sr ana
oruiore places
IN pont q location SOLD ste, &C., f0E oeF grain OF TO-
baca0 farm, g Is unsurpassel b any rc IN ne safe
Pstoce, churches sclool and haoaf Station convenisus
to the premises.
Terms easy liberal time given. Far furher uarii nia. ar
ply % SoLn echqn, q ne frm q sehon AI,r No Il
Cav stgseti o. o. this 0Gcs. osu8-dEiu6r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

To any and an P-sslr1 asters and friends,
sending us me Cash fer five new subscrf-
bera 10 the Weekly or two 70 tie ATt-
ErekIy, we uitl send enc copy Of the
weekly gratis for one year.
~ M. rn.r in N casss 10 aasnnnanr the suhsrniion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

EmroRs UNION AND AMERICAN: The representative
of prominent Free Bank recently proposed to
members of the General Assembly, that if they
would give him his bonds, deposited with the Comp
troller, and give his Bank charter, they might at
tach individual liability it, and also subject it to
the revisory power of the Legislature. That does
not look like that Bank considered individual re-
sponsibity and the power to amend the charter SO
horrible as some have tried to make US believe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
GAIusuA A. Grow.
To Hon. L. OBJ. BAKE

-
BY those who are acquainted with the penal code
of this district to which my attention Is drawn by
Mr. Grow in his letter, it viii be readily understood
that no other course is left than to publish this
narrative and to leave the whole matter to the i'm
martial Judgment of honorable men of all sections
of the country L. OBJ. BRANCH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

IN THE NASHVILLE Oh CITY OFFICE
A FEW SHARES WANTED 20
BRANsFORD, mewEITB GER & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

VNTE have removed Stock and Business from No CO.
~ Market street, large and House No s.
a ne street. formerly occupied by Msss Carter, Wlsford
Co. where will continue the Agricultural and Seed business
as heretofore. lAkAsIkona 4 co.
jsns-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

The communication in another column on the ex-
pulsion OF free negroes from the State is from the
pen OF gentleman in East Tennessee, whose char
actor as a citizen and ability lawyer, entite his
views % respeeLfnl consideration.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

Prof ashley Hurt, D, Male College, Winchester Tenn.
Prof Graves D, President d he Nary Sharpe coligee, Win
chester, Tenn
The Weather Indicator offered Or sale At the
Drug Store 81 Aaron Stretchs General AGENT t cor.
FER % Union ard C0iieee sfreets, NASHVILLE Tenn.
TIE discoVercr will send the Natrfa Weather In6tor by
postage paid, veil pat ana secured, 70 any
CLOSING 81 70 earent money Pail aid plain directions Tor rsn
lstor, rsng, &c, lccoup any each indicator.
Address LOUIS 5. ULbMAN, Agent,
uEun Columbia Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
ERER NEGROES.

The SPEAKER announced the consideration of
the unfinished business Of yesterday, being the Com
n,ttee on Fee Negroes and Slave Populations
bull H. r. 1911 FIR expulsion Of free negroes Of
coior from this SAFE. A synopsis Of this bill is
.,iuted oa page 100 of the LgGIsLATIVE UsIox AND
..MERICAs 1nd iG the House proceedings Of No
vembsr 10. The question being on Mr.. Banks
tales bill II lieI priLtsl in yesterdays proceed
Ings.
Sir CALDWELL moved a. amendment, striking
out from the till under consideration all afer the
ensoting clause, which is explained BY the author
beoR
Mr EWING novel 10 sueui the Amendment BY
striking oul al that psrt Of section T. which re-
ouired negroes to q ia;o voluntary servituds
The m zion ~, rel ected By yea III, nays 90
as fol oR.:
Ysas-ArmsrOng, Bennett, CrtI East. Ewing,
Havrou Porter, White, Of Davidson, Woods Wood
ard ari Speaker WhittaOrRs-n
Nags-Baker of Perry Baker Of Weak sy Birks-
dale. Bsyless, ,uy, Biek IelL Bic lsle Brazel-cn,
Britton, CaldRtn, Cheatham, D wilson, Dlvs Dsak,
Dud ey, Farley. Fox er. Can't Gillespie, German.
Greene, GU, Harris, Ilebb, liu t. Ingram, Jones,
JoAnsoa X nnsr, kennedy, kncud OF An1crsou
Kin,a,l Of Caio3rns, Lea, Llekhaat. Mariu. MAJ
ieli, Nc abe Morphis. Nall, NO-msn, Rissard-
s,n. Rass.l. Slate-. S1re vs5ury, S9W-ll, TreVin,
gsu ihn. White Of D.sks0n, Williams and WiiliSn-
slh 50.
Mr.. CALDWELL urged the careful consideration
OF his bill by he House and expressed desire
hat il ,hou be 20 SIN .nded 10 -uil the wishes
Of members on both sides. lie submit the fol
loving synopsis # his amendment:
TIE first section makes It the dug Of The Secr.hs
aud Can.t1bles 10 arrest ali fres Persons q color
over tive We years + age, who are iale or Tagrant
--rio,o s or diso-d, ly-Sho T.de counsel, 9r tam
per with slaves. or are suspected thefeof-fhd al
such as here from other States 70 resias here
ans bring then before THE Circuit or Criminal Courts
Section provides for their trial BY jury, and on
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

~ r. THONPsOE, having become partner in the houss
= Of Cochran co New Tors, llais samuel Corhrtn Il
Co.. has removed 30 ihal city.
The Retail Dry Goois business viii De- zrc on a. heretofore
az 50 College under ne STYLE Of Th1musan 4 CO.
Nashville, January D. 1sGa-d2F.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

GREAT FmE IN HIckvAN KY.-The Louisville Jour
ull learns that one half Of the town OF Hickman,
KY was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night the
9Th inst. An the buildings on Front street, which
contained the principal business houses, were laid
i'm ashes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

The New Ork Times says that those who profess
to regard with Indifference the conclusion Of the
first practically useful and satisfactory Treaty ever
made between this country and Mexico must be sin
gularly ignorant alike of the immense rewards
which await our commerce with that country. and
of the development already attained by the enter
prses which are destined as we believe, todraw its
treasures rapidly into this their natural channel Of
outlet In the article Of silver alone the energy dis
played by our adventurous counuymen in that
qua ter Of the world. and the hope Of just such a
contamination of our diplomacy with Mexico as Mr.,
MCTANE has now achieved have given an enormous
impulse to our importation from Mexico during the
last two years. In the year ending June 80. 1856,
our imports of silver from Mexico reached all told
the sum Of S2,67SOOO. In the year ending June 80,
1857, they amounted to SLS22O00. They are still
increasing. The transport of silver, even in the
face Of all difficulties and dangers which now i'm
pcde it. between sonora and Arizona and our Cali
fornia ports is steadily carried On Staten Island
and at other points along our Atlantic coast great
smclting-works are even now busy with the Next
can metal: and as the annual shipments Of silver to
England from Mexico illegal and legal, have amount
ed to more than S2OOJO,0OO, it is evidently quite
reasonable to anticipate that at distant date our
silver trade alone with dexco, under proper condi
tons and care viii equal if not exceed, in value
our golden traffic with California itself
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

SALE or NEGR0Es- On the 3lst of December, c.
/. Morley, Of Lexington, sold sixteen negroes and
C ne child Tor SlyG65-an average OF over 81.
rs. On the I'd inst. he sold thirteen negroes for
Sl6O00-an average Of over Sl,Z30. On the 25th
ult ten slaves at Winchester brought $40 4SI.-Lou.
Dem.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

The Hon L. O'B. Branch has published state
ment in reference to the difficulty between himself
and the Hon. Mr.. Grow. After restating the debate
in which he alleges the offence was given, he says
Immediately after the occurrence, addressed 10
Mr. Grow, and handed to my friend MIR. Winsl0w,
a note, Of which the following is a copy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
Z. WISE,
EXCLUSIVE DEALER IN
Rich Fancy a straw Bonnets. Hats, Flats,
Paris Flowers, Band boxes, dc.s
No Az Ll.ion ac.t ~ srics ~ b n- So. H.-L.

ME give this early Hatlos IN Cogniry Mss- S5Ep~
w chants, dllincrss &C. that our stoc< Wll IN
b. full and coupets frora the l 70 the l5h 20 Eeh
ruary. The largest stock o. N llner7 ever opened g
az Na'hTes and fully 90 per cent below credit ~
houses.
We closing out Water Bonne sc BALI price and no mis-
take.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

SIR: Your note Of the 18th inst, was placed inmy
hands by your friend Governor Winslow at II o.
clock to-day. know OF nothing that ma kes 1t nee
essary for me to name true aud place outside the
District of Columbia to receive from you cOmmu-
eaton in writing. Your note was doubtless, as
nothing else has occurred between US, based upon
remarks made by me in debate in the House Of
Representatives in reply to your speech impugning
my motives and the integrity Of my acts as leg
lsator On that occasion used no language in viO-
lation Of Parliamentary law, and none not warrant
ed by your remarks thus impugning my conduct.
If your note is to be considered of hostile charac
thr then have this to reply Regarding duellng as
at variance with the p-ecepts Of the Christian re
liglon and the sentiments Of Christian people, and
it being prohibited and declareda crime by the laws
enacted bv the body of which we are members,
cannot recognize it as ustifabe mode Of settling
difficulties among men, even in cases OF unwarrant-
ed provocaton. But my personal rights and the
freedom of debate guaranteed by the Constitution
| shall defend whenever they are assaulted.
RpsDeptfullv y0urs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

TFlo lvas So a Iataseo issta5 Iftg Negro men ana
Boys isou i5 20 A. ears oi1ss
d'sa0 y AEaAnlrHs HaLET CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

TT1HE ones q De NASHVILLE Cos Lsht coupang h,s teen
removed 30 No. III North Cherry tae rostoa
ianl-iw JA1Es ID EENnEIcE seesg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
b OOK s.
". 3. BERRY a CO..


VT BERBY Z CO, have on h-na-
ne ConHtable's Guide. Being a practical rrssi,s
On s Fessrs' Duties, ana Liabilities Of Cons.abss r tie
--nns.sss eoth in Civil and Criuinsl Pracesiings.
we Lo1sl to1ls adapted to every Service and Duty
Required By v. C. KAN, E,s 6ss-1sr Il ~. 80
vile, Tenn vel lano, Cioai.
- ForWards3 to any riarssi by uail Ter g.
W. r. BERRY & CO.,
ian3 putr-- crsa-s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

TIE SPEAKER presented petition from Hundry
citizens of Williamson county praying for the
adjustment Of the ctHce Of County Judge for
that oOuay which vas laid on the table without
reading
The SPEAKER, by le I'VE, introduced BILL Ala,
repeating the ac Of Feb. Is 1853 establishing the
office Of County Judge Of Williamson county,
which was read aud passed to the second read
lag without objection,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

Senator Mason, of Virginia, appeared in the Sen
ate Chamber a few mornings since ia a suit Of gray
home-spun clothes of Virginia manufacture.
A correspondent of the Montgomery (Ala)
Advertiser relates the following, which shows that
the patriotic example set by the ladies Of Richmond
Is being followed by their sisters in various other
portions of the Sonth:
Touching the question of Southern rights / was
recently convcrsing with Young lady Of tins coun-
try no.ed for good sense and originality, who was
earnest and eloquent in praise of the patriotic reso-
lutious adopted by the ladies of Richmond. that
they would not wear any article of dress manutac-
tured at or bought from the North; thar sooner
than do So they would learn to weave cloth with
the old fashioned loom. Sc l. of course. agreed
with my Young lady in every thing she sad but /
was Il must confess) rather puzzled 70 know what
the dear ladies would do for bps. SO / rather
bashfully asked the question: What viii you do
for steel and brass Imagine my discontinue
AT her characteristic and patriotic reply, White
oak snlits foreverlH Let the Virginia ladies take
courage.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

Mr.. EWING presented petition from certain cit
liens Of Wrluamsoa county, praying for q charter
for q turnpike road in said county, which was laid
on the table. Wi'hout reading.
Mr.. DUDLEY presented two petitions from citi-
zens of the 10th Judicial Circuit in relation to
chaneery districts. which we're referred to tae Ju-
dietary Committee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

The New York Tribune says it is unable 20 figure
M the votes wherewth he Seward could be
elected.
The Chicago Democrat G3epubiican) says that
..Pennsylvania Indiana, Illinois, and New Jersey
arc the only doubtful States in the Union. The
others viii 20 in 1869 as they they did in 1855
It will require all that each and every Republi-
can. and every Opposition man can do, to save ono
of than :,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
R. BRANCH 10 Mr.. GROW.

W AsHlAGION OiI1s DEC 10 'JJ
SIR Will yeu please name time and place out
side Of the District Of Columbia IN which you will
receive from me a communication in writing!
L. OBJ. BRANCH.
To Hon. GAIUsuA a. Grow.
On the copy of this note retained, IS an indorse-
ment by Mr. WiuslOw. in these words.
d. The note Of which this is a copy was handed to
me bv Mr. Branch after the collOquy between him
and Mr. Grow. No opportunity occurred of de-
liverng it without attracting undue attention, until
/ met Mr. Grow at the Capitol on Friday.
WARREN WINsIOW.
During Friday evening received from Mr.. Grow,
through Hon. R. C. FentOn, of New York, reply,
of which the following is a copy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

Senator SEWARD has arrived at washington.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
Fall and Choice stock OF Dry Goods az
Cost at
NICHOLSON n WHMPmRRv,s

TP 70 the time o. receiving Spring Goods VIII Offer 90
~ entire stock Of staple and fancy goods for oar
OBJECT IN doing this % reiuce present much as pos
sbie before getting goods.
Ip 90 that time all Who wish 10 cheap goods VIZ % s !,
call on at 80. %, south side o. lhe s,ruars.
ianI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

SATURDAY, Jan. Z, 1860,
The jour- a. OF yesterday read to the time Of
the noon re:cs the Clerk being unstle to complete
his minutes Of entire day,
4 MESSAGE FHOM.THE GOVERNOR,
By DC s cretsry Of Stale, WAS received trans
m.tting 70 the Hluse a report from the committees
on The boundary between this State a1d Virgins,
witch referred to the special committee on that
sahect without residing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
DIR. J. r. BUST.


DRImE OLD JAVA,a lasss lee ss ,als a. Bostsa
and NeE Orleans prizes.
decl3 q W oRR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

DAILY IS; TRLWEEKLY IS: WEEKLY s.
ugvARlABIY IN &DvASCE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
FOR RENF.

A NEAT Two Story Brick Dwelling, c'utaismg Eve rooms
~ besides Kitchen and servants room 10 good reair,
a1t 10 central part % The city aiso re entire Fanfare
Tie same be purchased reasonable terms hy massa
Application 70 HARDY BaOEuERS,
Auc..uuesrs and General -1uts~
la13-lW Sc pla1lc s1rrare.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Ga motion OF MIR. RICHARDSON, the Senate
dj ,urned 10 ten o'clock Monday morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

FHEHE Arm o. McWHlRTER. MILLER a CO., having moved
% ClarkgVule, y p Mc4HRrER uiI remain AZ the "a
sands No 81 North Market Stree, un- he 1871 Of February,
lor the purpose o. settling the old business % arm No
WHRrR bEes-. and New HErEE MILLEE a All notes and
accounts no. paid By that tine viii Be le Ga he lands "a o
for collection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-19

E,oR RLLvxHPooI--srEAnsHIP AUsrRALAsrAN. n n
IL Hocky, cnnmsnder. This and powerful sfess.~s
Vn sa fron The Brdsh and North American xoyni Wsn
Mesn Psekst Oompanys wharf, at Jersey City oA
O. whsm Asrs are re.sSa zen. St0 inca
4ng provsons but Without wines Or larrs whlnA can -
y 4 CVNA1D, Ne 4VMupx 0reees ~SFs