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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
Valuable College street Property for
Sale at Auction. 4

SATURDAY, Sept. Ist at 10 O'Clock H will sell at
public saIe at the Court House. that valuable lot Col
loge street. fronting eighty six feet College street and front
ing on Capitol hundred and eighty five upon which
there is dwelling house and brick office As an in
this property presents Inducements unsurpassed ~
apy in the city Nashville examination OF which only
necessary this belief The liberal and made
known on day Persons wishing to purchase privately
can calling the undersigned at the office Of FRSca
IRWIN RIED H. 3. EkENOh'
Nashville August IS 1850
PsHavng removed to the country, possession can be gwen
Immediately. H. s'F'
will offer at public sale time and place. 20 feet front
and O deep and adjoining the large
now being erecte by A. Hamilton, Esq Terms liber
augl5-d till sept LIST H. I. FkENCh
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Mississippi River Cotton Plantation
fnAs EsaT

TIME Cypress Bend Plantation in Chico. county
one of the very Cotton Plantations the Mississippi
river is for sale at the extremely low prce OF
all the Improvements and machinery required
for eighty hands 1000 Of land cultivation, now
unsurpassed cotton and corn There are
altogether in the tract aud not one but arabic Pro-
ected as this by and sid levees, oveows are
possible examination it will be found the cheapes
place the river '
Refer to LEDsIEY, Nashville, Tenn the premises
to Ii. E & A. @. WELLB0hN.
;ulrg5-tiU NovI5'6 .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
RrownsvilIe Lots for Sale.

YE offer for sale on liberal terms, number OF de-
w srabls building lots in Brownsville from " 70 miles
from Nashville fronting the Gaatn and Porter Pixies co
tanning from four to EACH sell and neghberhood un
surpassed: tmbered We will also sell rem Se
to 100 acres in body The rapid growth OF Bdgehed
will tend to enhance very rapidly tie value 81 the BroEnve
lots II you wish good property good neighborhood don
-~i' W '~--- -" ~ JL& R W BROWN,
ipIv9-om AZ Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
TVrpe NpriRSs,

be opened for the accommodation Of visitors by The
w 10th of june. Persons desirous Of visiting the
Springs advance Of this time will be accom- nodaed on reason
se terms by applicaton at the office Of Wetp1ore Esq
a. TES RUSSWURM.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
RING STOCK
OF
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS.
A. V. RU TIA Nd,

(sUocEssoR A. 4 A. v. RUTIAED)
receiving OF the most complete as ortmsns OF
Boots Shoes this Market which pa been
great from the best Manufactures expressly
for the retail trade comprising part follows
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
NEW mAGAZINES.
NEW AZINES.
CODEY,S LADIES' BOOB for septemo.r.
PETERSONsS MAGAZINE for September.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHNSON & TREANOR,
.,,r7 No. G Union Street.
Land for Sale.

EF application be made, a short time, will sell on accom-
L modatinz terms, Forty Acres of Land, three miles
from the orpvatiob limits Greek, opposite Maj Got g.
This is one OF tie most beautiful locations in Davidson county
About cne half OF the in timber the balance IN euva
ton There are on the premises comfortable cabins and nne
young orchard Apply MAJ GoFT near the psc or to
self for particulars. CHAS. h. mlNsION'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
Dissolution.

UTAVING this day sold and my partners g.
Morgan, J. Cheney Jas. A. Duncan,my interest IN
the business of Morgan Co including all i assets real and
PNasbxj,le lime 40. 1850 SF CLAIR NJ. MORGAN.
The firm and business Of Morgan Co., wbe continued by
the undersigned. . mUnT OnDSEv
-, l., JOSEPH A. DUNCAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
"Custcm work."
COAL OIL LAMPS. -.

FHyHE Broadway Mills in tins will be prepared to
grind Wheat or toll Farmers In the Lghborhood
are reauestsd to call examine the Eenents
iulyi4-u . --II|.I.'-- D DICKEY, Agents
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01

All Of which / will sell very
Union street. imar97
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
JUST OPENED.

"a Union Streets 81
OUR Spring and Summer Fashions, together with choice
~ French Cloths Cassmeres Nestngs &C,
OF latest mportrOns which will be made up in our SuPe
riOr style, which respectfully invite attention
&c CHARVEY co.
B-Aways hand a select assortment Of furnishing
goods. mario
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
MAOKENzIE & MINoHIN. .
For Sale and 90 Lease.

PROPOSE sell upon most favorable terms, or cyshange
for city peof efty remainder OF premises IN the
suburbs, consisting well built dwelling OF eight rooms
large cellars servants ouses stables AID between eleven
and acres Of superior garden land will sell the dwell
ing separate from the remainder OF e aSd
desired These premises adjoining the grounds soa oy me
last prng an average Of IS 10 foot less by half
than ground equal distance from the square, and equally de-
sable other respects selling for teng the same occupied
Bostick, Esq, Also, i-.'s "a. .'a-' ....-.-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
EDWARDS, =. B. HARRIS, ...,.I T. r HD"AAA
Turnips! TuFnips!!

L (sUccEssoRs TO EDWARDS, sILKERsoN & col
rHTIII ooptinue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding and
w Commission business the old stand corner College and
cSiprrcb stvests = LII. y u iulyl5-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
RefrigeraIOrs.

~ s.. 4, .- ~ .,i e i ,slt .5.asI s.a,,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
10 rRAyELERs BYS SEA AND LAND.

The Nachnist, the Ira : vgisr, and every other inei
vidual whose lot in life = throws him within ne
chance Of accident from ezpo : s0 fire cOlstOH should
bear in mind that this Magic Extractor his best and only
friend. 1t portable and cheap, and should ever
be his companion as friend = in There Thousands
OF living witnesses 70 testify s 70 marvellous Ve who
owe their sound limbs and to its saving efficacy
The following few Of theeGdig diseases for when
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN = EXTRACTOR iss PREYsh-
TIVE as we'll as CURE: q f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
BANCRO OTIS HISTO II I.
New Volume
w. Il. BERRY d COMPANY,
RAVE ALSO on SAFE
THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
Vol VIII.
BENG VOL. II. OF THE AKERIOAV REVOLU7IC&
BEING VOL. II. OF THE AALERIOAV REVOLU7IoR
BY GEORGE BANCROFT.
Octave. Uniform with the previous Volumes.

BY GEORGE BANCROFT.
Octave. Uniform with the previous Volumes. ...
This volume comprises period extending from the Battle
Bunkrs Hill the signing Of the Declaration Of Independence
on second August and Includes among other things the
siege Of Boston, negotiation England with Russia for
troops written from papers from the Archives OF England and
France including George III and the Empress
Csharne the invasion CT Csnads from private letters aud IA
pes Of General Montgomery his family the movements Of
France spain from very copous documents obtained in
Madrid the dnelinaOn Of Tugo to the war the
revolution French Cabinet the proceedings Of Congress-
part unpublished private journals by the members the
nsurrecon North Carolina from full unpublished con
temporary the purchase Of German troops, from the
fullest collection Of papers, with letters of George Ill and the
Princes Ministers and Agents the he of the Cen
Colonies the for taking Independent govern
the Virginia Declaration Of the Rights OF Man. the battle
Suvans Island part from materials the Resolution
Of of Independence the Signing
the Declaration.
The OF manuscript materials collected for this volume
very complete unolds origin and progress Of every i'm
poran measure tracing the Of the Revolution com
pesy reference every part the United stas and
senng subject relation the history world
during the period of its progress
History Revolution will be complsd in two
volumes. ....
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01

n DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, Of various styles, fitted with
tl celebrated Collin Burner, for sale by =. e.
msr9-tf '-.0-'-T l-.--' kRAINs, BROWN & 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
Kingston Snrings.

rs for the reception visitors and after Tuesday
day Of July Mr. JEssEE PARRIsH will run an accom-
mediation Omnibus leaving House Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday o'clock, NJ, arriving at tie
springs tn dinnsrare doarsoce and register at sews
nee House The medical qualities Of these Springs well
known dyspepsia of the liver, and for complaints
incident females they unsurpassed There hye sui
phur springs different qualities te1eS free stone and newly
discovered chalybs ate
TermSs.Per ii %
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
THE EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN

an the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad wall cOunence
" running on the sd day Of July, in close connection with
the Express Trains TIE rea Southern lines via Charleston
and savannah, and continue during the business
Through time from New York, eight days. ~ ~ a
iuly22-u T. W. COLE, Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
COUNTY COURT SAFE.

Alexander Thomas Mary Harrison and others
pursuance OF Of the County Court Of Davidson
rendered in the above the July ls6O
will offer for sale at the Court House in Nashville Satur
day, the thdsy Of August next negro named Dick,
about thirty eight years { age
Terms 100 will be required in cash. and for the balance
credit Of twelve months will be gwen well endorsed
payable in hank required. 7. r. CHEATHtM,
juiyl3 60 dtds Clerk and Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
Notice.

gTyHE coparnershp heretofore existing under the style OF ed
WARDS G1IxKRsnE & Co. this day dissolved by nn-
taal consent GIKKRsoN retiring from 1he nrm III ar
j. X. GILKERS0N,
JnIv "A 1sGa Z. P. EDWARDS-l 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01

VxTE have for sale st Ave cents paper, nifty censa
WTbi . mitch Tnrnin Seed; Long White Turnip Seed;
ed Ton 1af rnrnip Seed: Yellow Aberdeen THrnip;
Tenland FuTnin seed: = ~ Lang's Ruta BAya Turnipi
Golden Rail Turnip: skirkings Baga do.
All Ibe above are from Bliss famous arsees, are warranted
iuIyf4 II MACKENZIE MINcHIN.o
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
THE FRIEND OF THE NURSERY

Children are frequent suf from external injuries
especiay from FIuid and Cazaphsas EzPJosoas-there
fore every mother should healing preparation
constantly at hand It heals 5rsdss and quickly
moves the TETTER or RING WORM, greUdLsnt IN the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
'4''' : - F'1'' a 'i., few Lots left for sale.
NTarshal's sale of Real Estate.

will also rent the ensuing lease upon long time
the commcdous dwelling the Of Broad and Vauxh
streets at present occupied by Hayes, Esq Apply at AZ
Cherry street, to ] L & K BRogE, or to
apivO 1Sg0 EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
AESEwABLR AT PLEAsuRE
N rHr WEEKLY.

One Square, year, ssoEach additional Square, $40
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOr,win be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY. fr- rtll -sa
ONE DOLLAR Square for the first and RHrE os for each
subsequent iLserdon
Advertisements published both the Daily and Weekly, will
be charged the full daily races with half the weekly rates
added. 2 -. s.re.g "a del. ga,tFgi saJ ~
7rdasie Advertisements szst Be paid for at tas time Of
insertion. -''''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
manny's C0mpIned Reaper and
- .- Mower. ..

... + . Mower. -.-.a
EKTITH WOODS IMPROVEMENTS .-.Th.
w celebrated dachine eceyed the first premium OF Gnsrd
oL MKDA the bestcombned Rapng and Moving Machine
ct great States Agricultural Fair, held at LOUISVILLE
Ky in September 1857 The trial OF Syracuse New
York July, all the p pal Machines in the United
states thoroughly t The committee made their aEareS
through Marshal P Wilder, President United States
Society, at Louisville, KT. II no .
II also tie best as the bes
Mower before separate committees appointed ny the Pr
dent Of Davidson County Agricultural Society At NasnVie
In July 1857, OF the machines in use IN Tenn
Numerous premiums and awards were given this hoen
during the last every Machinein America
The above machines for sale BY the undersigned
B. Y. OHEATHAM, ..
General Agent for the State. "
YTsHER, WHEELEs 90,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
HEROKE REM EDY.

VNTE ask the afflicted Of either SEX which do you prefer
Wv pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
Remediesone which Will speedily and permanently cure
you compounds heretofore used with all their
seou debang effect together with the loahsome diseases
many times following the use Of Mineral Poisons
The "Cherokee Remedy Natures Specific for Gonor
rhes 6eet Gravel Stcure Fluor Abus whites in Femaes
Of the Urinary Organs; curing these diseases BY
naturslaws after all other preparations have ed and is
offending m,n Instances could
produced Of its Effects which would sagger credulity
The preparations heretofore used have failed;
this has in instance been known TO fall Happily for
mankind the Governor Of the werld isl Father who ac not
to kill, but to cure.
mercy appointed Medicine for heJe dreadful Diseases
which when quickly flies to all parts Of the system attacks
the disease every post and with fidelity and courage uy
admirable, gives rest unt has completely expelled
from the body AID restores the unfortunate patient former
health 1ad vgor.
This Remedy strikes at the very root Of the disease its ten
deny simply to suspend the poison but to remove the
cause which Il depends.
Ii ? And what ENHANCES ITS VALUES the entire ab-
Of all taste smell 1t lay in the count
ing the toilet table, without being suspected as
"Renedy" fer secret diseases. ...
treatise VeneTal diseases, with full directions fer theR
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
Sold 1y all respectable Druggists and dealers In med
cines- POTTER MERWINs Sole Proprietors,
St. Louis, No
sold Nashville at wholesale bv Berry DenoYe and Bw
ing Pendlston; retail by Hendershot and s Drug
0iEts evervvThere dec4-dtW& RIy-insde
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new PUBLICATIONS.
w. T. BERRY g. co.
FAVE RECEIVED

FAVE RECEIVED 30
MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD, cOllected.
arranged edited by his Daughter with Preface and Notes
by his Son. 9 vols.
These very inssng volumes eouian az that will ever be
given 70 the public, Of the detA Of the prva life Of HOOD
They comprise very cOpOu correspondence,
give the world for the me new humorous poems
and various literary fragments. .ls5-ll
AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL RECOLLECTIONS,
by the late CHARLES RoBERr LEsL1E R. A. Edited by Tox
TAILOR Esq.
This interesting and important contains the authors
personal rtnilcercss-nevSr the wOrdWih
original anecdotes fragments many
the most noted literary artists Of the present century,
whose familiar acquaintance the late Mr. LESLIE enjoyed Among
thes+
ooler dge, srwalter Scott, Charles Lamb,
Sidney Smith, Washington Irving, Washington ASton,
Wilke TSrner. ''' z FaTmahJ
Chantrey, Eortscate, 8. Sir Th mas Lawrence,
Landseer, StOthard, Constable,
Fuseli, Hayden. Newton, and others.
The volume also contains copous extracts from the
dence of Mr. LESLIE among which befOuDd several Interest,"
ing letters from hitherto unpublished.
THE, QUEENS OF SOCIETY, By GRACE and
PHIrP WHAKToN HlE W. AGa4
Biographies Barah Duchess Marlborough, Madame Re-
land; Lady Mary WOrley Montague; GeOrgana Duchess Of
DeVonshre; Elizabeth Lanaon (.E.L); Madame de
sevgne Sydney Lady Morgan; Jane, Duchess Of Gordon
Madame Recaner Lady Hervey Madame stae Mrs Thrae
Piozz Lady Caroline Lamb Seymour Dsme La Marqu
DeGord MrS Elizabst NOntasu Mary Countess Of PEN
broke; Mazquiss Maincnou, BY and PErt
WHARTON illustrated by CHARLES ALT1NoST DOYLE and the
Brothers DALzIEL. Iyol., Imo.
STUDIES OF ANIMAL LIFE. By GrOAor HrSRr
LEwEs. vol
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FOR GENTLEMEN, BOYS,
MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Gentlemen's super Frehch
calfpump Boots;
4" super French calf stitch
ed Boots:
- super French calf pump
Congress GaiterS;
g glove kid and P. L. Con-
gress Caters;
e calf pump and stitched
Oxford Ties;
" Buckskin Congress GAL
ters;
Boys, Misses and Children's
Shoes Of all kinds and
qualities;
Servants shoes ofevery kind.
heap for cash. Call at No. 80
A.V. RUTLAND.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01
SOUTHERN ii TRUNK MAEUFAGTORY
Fassatt 81 Crossman,

NO. 81 NARhEI 6IREbI, NAoHTILLhi IblFH-1
Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail
DEALKRs KINDsoP
Ladies and GeHts' Travelling Trunks
II -sL BONNET BOXES,
q vALISES, CARPET BAGS, &C., &c.s
EsIRE call the attention Of all those in want Of
thing in line, Wholesale or retaiO to examine our
purchasing esewhee confident that We
can sell other house the city Our stock sa Of
our own manufacture cf the best materials and BY
first worken. All must admit the wisdom Of buying work
preference to buying that made at the East ex
pressly for jobbing. l......a - - '--
We especially invite the attention Of the Ladiestool
PAT ENT TRUNK FOR LAD I ES
1t compartments for Bonnet Dresses Paraso, Brushes
and a proof compartment for Sponges, OILS &C.
kinds Of Trunks made order, covered or repaired At
short notice Give cali at 81 Market street, doors
South of the Square. EASSETT & CKOSSMAHs
mayl9-d&tNly ----- -. .---
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-01

TEN LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE \ SQUARE
l.tI Uf ~ rrSr nArIv t-- -''
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-02-03

them. The missionaries tell us that a
mtlc party, consisting 81 man, bis wife
and iwa Or three children, viii leave
their native village &c 60 on pilgrimage.
To company vah Them win BE three or
jong widows THOR Baggage will consist
Of a bundle or tvooT clothing, an earth
crn pea. lulo rice aud peas, and they
viii take with diem nol las from twenty
five dollars IN money Before them is
q taot Journey of three hundred miles,
Eecumbere3 as they arr, and unaecus-
toned to tmycl, their progress is very
slow, h is noon, and collecting a few
sticks, they bald q iife, aad boil . part Of
their riee. When ibey have dioed, they
proceed EDWARDS until night oyeuakes
,bcm. The chances IRE that they viii
be forced 60 sleep IN he open air, and on
The damp ground. Indeed, there Is not
much to choose between doing this. and
lodging in The wre,chca inns which are
scattered along the way
Day after day passes away, the pill
grims exposed 10 incredible hardships,
until at length BY lhe thinieh day they
come in sight Of The temple. BY this
time one-half their money IS exhausted.
In the payment Of the pilgrimtax and
the purchase OF provisions. the remainder
.of their money is used mp, They gaze
upon the idol-engaee in the flthy core
monies connected with is worship. pass
through the frenzy Of religious excite
ment, until al is over, and the miserable
beings find themselves without money,
without food. exhausted boy the Wild
frenzy through which they base passed
They now prepare TO return home
But unuuerable despair weighs down
their spirits gnawng hunger takes
away their strength, and they become the
easy victims Of pestilence in the most
loa,hsome forms. The way for miles
and miles is strewed with the dead bodies
Of the pilgrims, upon which yullures and
beasts Of prey feed, with none 10 drive
them away from their hideous repast.
How cruel, how debasing is beathen-
ism, and what a contrast between the stu
alton of these miserable slaves Of super
slition, aud that Of o., on whom the light
Of the Gospel shines 10 all It's glory. Let
us regard it as a great privilege that we
|arc permitted to Do anything to send to
/ these wrelched beings that precious word
which speaks Of a kind Heavenly Father,
ready ia FORGIVE, and q merciiul Saviour,
whose heart yearns after these poor lost
/ creatures, for whose salvation lie came
into the world to suffer and die. S.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-02-03
Senator Clay s Views.


Senator Clay &c Alabama has recent
ly written a long letter to one Of bis
constituents, in which De gives bis views
On the questions or ,ie day-that Is, IA
BIS estimate. the one question Of slavery
domination. lie s. fierce against popular
sovereignty aud the umid representa-
tions Of Norhera Democrats. lie con
tends that the present posture Of the
question does M. relate 20 merely at
-tract rights, but concerns the vitality Of
the system itself He says
The friends and Toes Of slavery
agree That tl.e expansion Of is territorial
limits Is is lilr, and their contraction its
death. Nebraska, Kansas, Washington,
Utah. Nes Mezico and DE Indian coun-
Try. sill form a dozen large States
Arizona, Dacq8ah and jefferson are ask
ing separate Territorial orsanization.-
The President proposes to pounee upon
Mexico, for past grievances and future
security; which. whether intended or
n0t, would result in arneziag al IF Il
70 ne taf4ed ssafes. aud Cen Lane THE
noble Senator from Oregon. WHO Is faith
"a among ile f5.hless 70 our rights as
-ures ua from persoaal observation, Of
ahat so4tb,ra Senator haze long since
heard, tIHi cotton q tie fnest quality
+ S in1i eenou 70 Arizona
D. giea Of those considerations. there
fore. Senator Clay believes that Tue
ssutlf ought to insist upon protection 70
.siare,gs fte T,rffofy by al depart
meu, q the fdemi governments, iegis-
hase. executive aud Judicial, even At
,be bazara 81 losing fle Northern allies
Of sia D.moer party. he seems 70
lbiaE thar lfs liaeuts are 10 danger
Of uos eans % ilie proper length in de-
lea Il I'll uoa. beeause flley
~ ual see igs peril sell IS iher Re
preventative sad snaors Could they
saaa 81 lhe piaess a these, be says,
So aea sender 81 lbs nqderaiiou
o1 saadrfa mea ia CeHsress towards
yaar f8a The nsderofien Il South
efa mea s Ceagr The i TO rich.
e. iakes BAT g pIaiosy betTays . fear
o8 thr psa Of ome q these men that
aas.F caas8aegss aa constantly IN
asenca 81 aa seBtaiiens, ma )
nfl asaef ile.f fatiieal course
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-02-03

&C. In the last year, the outlay by
the British people for Royal estab-
lishment, amounted to E54G.59I-
making about $2.732,955. This.
however doe uoi include 4 number
IF pensions and allowance that
would swell tbe amount g aearIg
million Of dollar
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-02-03

o. A man by the name Of switzer
was arrested III Natehez, Bliss, On
the 18th inst4 Oh the charge Of at
tempting to commit an outrage on q
little girl Of II years, and, amid
great excitement, taken 10 prison
In the evening the people, more ex-
cited still, assembled in q great
crowd, and marched deliberately
to the Jail took the prisoner from
bis cell, and hung him iu the court
house yard