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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29

Der Staotrdtbe fpl9en unb Die betpen cpntrabi>
renoen 8arteien merDelt 1pater ben gurppGis
i6en Mddten rie 8ei6afenbeit uao Wtptipe
Der 3wildeu i5nen 9etrcfelten 1erritDrialperz
etabarungen nittbeilelt. Jtaf pleler yeretn>
barung fritz SQrbinien SapDpen an 6rdnf=
reid BIG Sltut Mpat GeniS unp 9ei55a Bis 8il=
l~afranca al. 2luf oiele Weile merpen ale 81
penpaile IN ben @eltB 6raufrei98 gelan9en.
Die Tinle8 entbGlt einen grtef aus 9teapel,
wprin 9emeloet miro, Dap Die jitn8lt bort por=
9enrnlnlener gerb1ftult9en III etnem WtaBItabe
ltattgtfunoen babel1, ME e8 IelbIt Der erltrrz
bene &Slli0 6erpi11otto Il. nidt per Iudt babell
miirbe. ltnter BEN Gerbofteten b~eiineen Itd
Ser olter bon bSdit 8enrdBi8ter pplittl6er Sc
Tuning, ptele Iino 6anllllenbdupter uups Sc
%l9dft8mdnner. Sir bte1e l~esteren it Der ge=
febl, ba8 Qano III ~petlallen, blpluter STUN,
Nnglt uuo S6refen berrl9teu inter alter
Glaliet.
Bpm y15. W1arS. Der 8ariler @pr.
Respondent Der Time8 meloet, pdB Icfprt mad
Dem Der NnldluB alt8ge1prDden pprben, larbt.
ntlde Gruppen Ep8fard beleBelt friirben, 5. +
alio nod ppr penn Sdlu1ie Der nit benz II
Wtdr5 erDenDen Mp6e. s aga3a Is /.
IS 1T Dff5iell angefiinOi9t morben, Dap Del
Prin5 bon 8ale8 Mitte SUM eiuen 8elud Il
Sritttlfz Qmerifa a~bltatten ptrb. r4a ps eal
Sefuqn1 IL. Mtdr5. Der 5lpeite 8elp.
5u9 bat IN 9lprreider g6etIe ~bespnnen. Sin
qer9aa9efen Sonnta9 9riffen 5ablreide Stdm.
me NIT GiltlGllB Der &abplen ppn Wtelila bat
Eager IN Setuan an lt1o lpurben 5uritd9eIdla
gan Die Bplttipnen Der WQnren ipurpet &c
llpntlrterl utlo oteie cine balbe Stunbe nett II
Die 6lndt 9eldla8en. aase
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
Gin aiidbtiaer eflapen.San.

84t1apelpbta %. Nadr5, Sin pm
SarriSbur9 bier eii8ebrafter fliibti9er SfGape
Nanens !SOner murpe beltte BON benz 8unbe8=
@eridte leinem ptr9tntiden Wtdlter 5ugelpfp=
den. gl8 Ger Stlape aus peut @jertdt8laale
in cine @boiIe 8ebradt wuroe, ludtet tbn cine
Sln5abl 6arbtSer 5t b~efreielt. 1rsT. Is oass9
SIM 6aupSemer9e tpurpeS Ser @a9en 5erbrez
6en aber Die BCli5ei per9oftete II Der 6arbis
gen unp Der Sflape murpe sna6 DEM @efdn9=
NIP 9ebr1dt. s.l. .a1 a.7 I5At 4.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
Die meme ueberlanSrOatc.

ct. Sofepb, Gfo., 81. Mar5. Die
erife YenpzgrpreB 9e9t am Dienltas, ben 3.
Nprtl ppn ct. Spicpb, Scr. ob; ppn ,ba an
9ebt ieoe 8Ode cine ab. Die Strede bon bier
bis Gir9inia @itp, Der erlten Selegrapben=
Stattcn I'm @elten, ip0 in 8Gasen Suriidoe=
lest merben. Depeldeit fSnnen alf pieIcn
8ese befSroert perben, pent fie Bis Dienltaa
Nbeno um 4 llbr in geem=D Orf aufqeaebei
weroen. Son Gir9uaia Gitp 1T Der NreiS 8ipei
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
Die Srplofon in Orr Soblemsrnbe BEL Gcrantpu,
NiemarI6 nnt's 2ebcn qefpmmen.

Scrantp6y %. Wtdr5. Der oeIriae
8ertdt ttber oaS burf cine Grplpirn in eiier
&pblen9rube IN ber Ndbe oieies Blabe8 amaze
rtdtete lln9lltd mar auBerprpentli6 iibertriez
ben, Ole Arbetter Ratten I4pn uGe ben S6aGt
o%trtai1el1 un6 e85 %erlitten nur 3 bon ibnen
ldipere gra1opu1pen. Der pefuuiGre Ser
l1lt mag ooeroii8S 6eoeutenp iein, inOeB 1T er
np9 nitt feit9e1tellt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
2elcgrnpbift5c Osabrt6ten
NDnareB.
Bert8tet fur BEN g8afttmpre Wefer.


@ al in 8 t Ot, %. Mdr3. Senat.
Sing ~itber9ab cine @tltgabe BON 8irgern aus
pem Staat 9eewz0prt I'm cine Seimitdttebia.
OpDlittle itber9ab cine Betitipn Tim eit8an~
ferptt9eleb.
9iipel yom Gputitc fit quSpdrti9e8 beridz
tete 9iinlti9 i6er bic Bettttpn be8 Slaac s.
Wtorie I'M f%pettere Selo6nulg fit feline telesra>
p9ti9e Ibdtigfett.
Darts pom Wtilttdrz@ pmite beridtete cine
8ill Elm 81 @unlten Der @rtbei(uis bon 8enz
~icrlen all Die g8ittlpea nno WatIen ter
Sffi5iere unp SolOaten Der 8. ct. Arnee.. 81
Nn'8 Benlipu8>Gpm bermielen. a.
Cameron ~tber9ab cine Betitipn aus 8cnn=
lplpulien I'M NenOerung pes Iarif8. 9
Selparp beri6tete i'm 03anen be8 @pmite'8
fitr Nu8ipdrti9e8 cine 8iQ Su @unfen be8 sos
mer Snlit6 (?) elm. 81
San8. Die 8il, ppbur6 Die Siclnei=
berei IN lltab perboten wirp, mur6e pi8futirt.
Srdud beautra9te, Die Stelelt, ipelde bic
Sielpeiberet fit Elm SerbreAen ertl3rell 5t
ltreidett unb MIR pie SteDen 81 bebalten,
pelAe bic IN lltab 5t @uniten Der Yielpeiberei
betehenoen @eebe annu(ltren. Der Neener
mudte feline belnpfratii6en 6reunoc baranf
anfnerfla an, baB iie, penn iie pie Sielwetberet
fitr Elm Serbreden %erfldren, ei9entlid audi ole
Sflaperei ffr Elm 8erbreden e~rfldren.
Start pm Wfifipuri: pas Serritorial=@p-
nit balte e8 fir pa8 Bette, baB oa8 Serritp@
RUM lltab an anoere Terrttorien pertbeilt unb
10 ben 8eoplferun9elt per lesterer Die Nta9t
gegeben werbe, Die Stelweiberet rnc anbere
@nprtnltdten 5t unterpriifer. sgn
Brand: Dtele Gerritorien miiroen li@thie
6inrei6enoe SrtfS3aRl BADEN, ltm ge9en Die
Sielpelberei 9ebDri9 emi4reiten 81 fDnaen,Q
8aplrr: Der @pn9reB babe tein Ge6t, etl
AMI llta9 ODER Elm anpere8 pr9aniltrte8 Serrt=
torlltm allpelobares @rtminal=@eie gu PAL
ltren. etl5
Gin 9latrqa, Die Sill anf ben Slid gu le9err,
fiel ont9. 9fur 10 itirnmten oafir, uGe Qnz
bern pa9e9en. .3
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
Gs,rerffidbes GronSuualiicf.

Sem 0prf, %, Wfdr5, Sin 8ObnbauS
IN Oer As. Str. branrlte 9ellte Mprgen nieber,
nobel 10 Berlcnen in ben 6larlrlen umfamen,
ndmlid pie 6rau lulb 4 &inoer bes Nnprew
8beeGer ulto Die iSrau inOg bier 3iicer beS
Srt. Sennett. rfastsf ausfn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
@nrpp6ticbe Wadbrtcbten.
0entihlanh.

@ien, 5. Mdr3. 8ie Der Sibb. 3tg.
gel9rieben pirh, purDe burd ein an ben Sra
fen @ulu4OpStp erlaieneS allerbS9ltes Saaoz
biuet Die Sifirung Der 8~erbnngen fir Die
papltlide Armee anbefobler. Dielelben finD
ibri9enS Bic IN bic leBte 3ett nit Gtfer fprtges
lebt mOroen. @8idetntp emna9, paB bic GDr-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
Die farbioe viii. IN wsaIadbnsetts.

8ptpu9, 2z. Mfar5. @edoerneur 8anfS
bat Pa8 @eles NIT feiuem 8etp tele9t,9 weldeS
Die Stlpulg farti9er MiliSz Gpnpa9uien per=
binoern lp1, 1tlitteff Glfbebun9 be8 pprid6ri=
gen @elebeS ulO 6iidfebr ST ben Statuelt
BON 1859.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
Ser grp,ee a :. :. sbepborSg

8ptpn, 81. WtdrS. Der Der 8ediel=
6ali4uns ansetlqste SIaac s.. SbeparO 1T ppu
Der Surp freigelprcdel wproel, neil ein SIR
tbum III Der Nnfla9e eutpedt purpe. GS
wuroe aber Ipfort cine neue &nfla9e sege1 ibn
einaeleitet. q ~. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
co q ascn Sapanlab.E

@turlefon %. Mdr8. Der Dam-
pier Siabel 1T BON Sapanna angefpmuea. 81
brtn9t nidt8 @idti9e8. 191
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29

Dolar8 far Die erltea 5ebn @prte unb 10 @t8.
fir jebe8 peitere QBprt. Der 5arif Der ST.
preB lit nod ntdt feltgeiebt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
0os conooiid,e Worlomeut.

Quebec, q. Wfar3. SIM 9arlament
mrlr0e IN leBter 9eadt elm WttBtrauen8pptum
9e9en ba8 Miniferium perpprfen, tnoem ba8
leBtere eine NteRrbeit pDn 26 Stimmen paoDna
tr1g. M
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
@olitif in pbifaSelpbia.

Pbilqbelpbta, %, Mar5. Spbn
6pbRir, Elm 8udanall=De nptrqt, 1T BON ben
Oempfraten gum Wf1ppr npnintrt pproet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
s3ipmsfbnle.

Do8 CONNER Semsfer ser 3icnsidule teeinne DtenltM ben
10. @pr1l. @ltern, pehe Der Auitalt Ginber at uertrausn 9e-
oentsn, perpen oorauf atfuertiam 9emadt, B a nur einmol
I'M SABRE uno spar nit benz Beatnne 6eS CONNER SemeEters,
nene Staler aufsenpmmen ferben f6nuen.
Nnmdoun9Sto9e 5ur @ufnabne neucr Sdaler: OicuHaa uo
patueeD. en 3. uo 4, MprI, GprnmhooS BON S-12 ubr tI
GQnlhQnle. (NHs2Q. &c. 81. Nnln IL ID l2 1A
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
9ie 8riiinng set Mdnneri6cn gdnlc

inbet am Wittrceb unc Ocnnerta9, ben %. un6 20. WfSr,, i'm
@fuuotale, @Ge bon @reenitr. unb Gieer=aucp, BON Wpraens
9 llbr an itatt, @eIan9s Defamation II !. 10. am 6retao @beno
iraBe.
DiNeDT S M6nmers
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29

SemOfrdtifdc etdidtscpnpention DON Reno s erIeD.
Gremtpn, 49, Ntar5. Die pbi9e Grn=
pention apdblte beute 0elesateu pqdl @barles4
ton ntp belpbte bic decentralization 8udanan'8.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
0ltcI 0ilte! 0Mtel

gser etneneu IdSnei, biatgen, 9utem .0ut sgszm
~ mf 9ltcIn babel min, Der gebe au Sacpb gZM
GS9Sabl SO. 81 8aItinoreitra SpHhen Sap -
uno Greoeridltr. ceer aud 225 8rpa6pau. Da CT &%MNN
le lellblt anferti9t 10 lit er in ben Stano seiest file au &@
BEN tiQtSten PreRen gu perfarfen; AUDI meroen Site nod benz
abtaB lno Ger Tprrn be8 SopeS 9elna1t, nad ie6er b~eHebi9er
Dtooe. ~ WtS24-Np9
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
s. &nnn0'ftbc @dhn[e.

Die 9e6rtun6en fir Sa8 5ommerbalbiabr nebn,en am Montaa
BEN 2. 9Rrl @tcr9cnS s rbr i9reu anfnn9. Gin 6ieem Sage fin
zen Ss 2 81 & rlssAngem bic NptndBme neusr @$a-
aumelouuaen beGebe man i'm Sntereiie Der S6Eler unS Sebrer 10
bolo ais m69idb 81 MAIDEN.
WtS24S 3. Rnabp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29

Dtt %. Mdr3, 9endt
Sling ~itber9ab cine @insabe BON 8itr9ern an
DENT Staat Nen=Yprf INN cine Seimltdtte6il
OpDlittle iiber9ab cine Betitipn Tim eit8au
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
New= cgfOrO Collegiate mnO
MebtcaI=Tnffituf.

Da8 Spmner= Semefer oieier 9ebrantalt fdnet an am 8. W1ou-
ta9e t%Drrnenbeu WtOnat8 (Nprit 10y uno ihlteBt nit Dem balbiSb-
r9en Granen Der 3S9lin9e Der coaeoialuhen 9~btbetluns, am leb-
ten WeDntage es oarauf ~ipl9enoen september.
lnterridtS -@ebIbr Gale Gebenansaaben einae5dIoleul:
SIN Der eOae9ialtl9en %Abtbeilnn9 SIS IN 0soro,a,,hran,
Su Der meo3nii@en &ttbeiun9 S25 " S0tauS6appung'
Spit, Mpbnun9 &C. bepr9t (auf 9erlangen) in 0uten 6Sulern
Der Qrusipal tr So per gSode. SsdI9e nt6t einsei6lpTsn.
&8.s Nae ~8oitbduleb lcleftbeenn9cne, cee pom @rinsipal re-
commaneirte, iteben, ippeit Die Glepen Der 9ebran1talt betbeiH9t
iuo, unter Al ioluter 9 pntrplle bS Grinsipals.
9tersSrforo, @oamS- @elntp, @enniptp., %. @Cdrs 1860.
a M. .. y. 9feiffer38s
Mi29,3p Yrinipa[ hs g. Q.S.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
5pGtelte Na6ri0ten.

Curtin, a. Wtdr5. G8 wIr6 bebauptet,
.oaB bic larpiniIde Ne9lerun9 III Die 6rrpermg
6ranfreid8, Die Nbtret1n9 SapppeaS utb gi5
5u'8 fraft etneS 5pil6en Tranfrei4 unp Sar=
Dinien ab5uldlieBenOen Spe5ial@gertra9e8 er=
fplsen 5l lalen, ein9ewili9t bat. Auf ben
gbl6luBi be8 8ertra9e8 miro bic Nbltimmung
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
Nkh. 0NnGer,irhr Gd,11le-

Gas CONNER SenreEter obiser @nItalt beainnt am ypcnt
ben 2. NprI. @untelcunoen snr Nufna6nie nelter @dbiler fSnnt
I'M gauie bieier nn0 oi ndtiten &pfe semutt merben.
W6l2S, 1p Nb. GRADER. SIR. 16 NnmhnroHr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
@ei@Gfts &erleannn.
Die Sblmffeier Der Mrilfnna ser
s. &nnpD'fcbcn SAule
besinnt beute gbeub praciB 81 llbr in
ytem@WfIelnbIn= Rpp1n8

pie glterlt limb f%reunblidlt eriudt, i6re Gidets i'm GduIbauI
Bis 4 lbl Na1nitaa8 in gnipfano III nebulen. 6o Ser Gintritt NJ,
9easn rs @t8. a 9elpu 9eItaHst mir6.
90 q eno
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29
4oam's Samilicn=g fdb=G tabliHememt,
5 $50. LAG SO. BaItinpreifr-

o~eaenaber ngarca SaIe, cine 9reppe bed.
@S 1T 6teies SaS dakfte oerdrti9e @eIbdt in biehaer Stoot mn
befaunt bafar, baB eS sie bette Srbeit Iisfert. (Ois2l Emit, OibOsl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-29

Glne OePel1e aus 0OllfallIlHDPeI nlelpet,
DQB 5pei 8untte pe8 Allian5oertrd9e8, Der iett
5piiden gn9laitp, 6runfretf .unp Der YTprte
m~terbdnpelt piro, cine 0~tepiltcu Der @apitula=
lion l1p be8 6edte8 bewaifneter Snterpentipn
in ben Dpnaufirltentbiimerit ullo Serbieit be-
~trafen. Die prpjettirte 9feiie Sir $. Sulmer'S
nad 2Otppn Itano NIT piei cr 4m9ele9en9eit in
.8erbirpul9.a IS hieB, paB Die 8fprte cine
2lnlei6e ppn 25 WiQipnen 6ranfen ab9el4lpl=
Llena hdbe. .ae ~. -.....Ia 10
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
SMITHS CELEBRATED ALE.

IusT KScEfFEn---A large asserlmenf q G.. ".
j sniihss cesshr.tsa Nbeeit Ale me best aft.eie
ever IN ese. Rne fer xsse by
NIzl IL. HsoPTG Co..
esesr kos- . aaa H.rkst street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
i. M. BRENNAN,

HAVING recently purchased the above extensive
establishment is prepai ed TO execute ailorders
FOR Foundry and Machine Work the most reason
able terms.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

stationary and Steamboat
kngines and Boilers:
FIGURING and GIist Mills
and AiliNachmery;
Circular, sash and Nuley
Saw Mills;
Sugar Mills and Corn
CrGshers;
Cast and Cut Geering for
Cotton Mills;
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

A. xecLukE has fer sale -
u f4no Fer<es fresn ceteer.ted
rszkers. slssewsy = sens. A. a. Sst< I'D
4 Co.. II4xcltoa i<sas-, frfe7ss trAk<
Gs- and others Ssnsz<ssos sE asa > - - -
o. sxes an r.ax.x 70 REee frezs &lee y 49, AZ
szrr<nt@a in every respect fcrsons fareszs,pk
ffsss hie = II xof PAY t5ea 50 - tte 4sls 80
thaf ts<f nsl<hzr Sc hear GATH u - Ftt y -
800 o.<1sr whes IL son<>zaes xer{ n>ra 70 me
- fn<sruuens that please IN eter4 pArfc1i@f ~aSa
- 800 da1rs ~ rnafe 10 sel<o< {rsn, - u - Al
/ ( EiF saa usrlz se pie.<>1 N pe5tst - s<ssT-
STARE lhe largest S<ccE 81 zaces 4szzc 6roks
aa< ss1szI &zlszc la1Exnme1{3 ever e1efe1 = 80
a.fkrs aad 4i.l % selt ie<er th2n ny eay
s1ss h.1sr 1sskc szt5. eonete $ lnsee street aad
BE e>evz1sd. ]. \, kQ1fkk
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

An extensive catalogue of Patterns OF Spur and
elect from.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
professional Garas.
nv. N. N. HUNl4EY

(I-ATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN y
rT.ENDERs his professiona services to the citizen,
i OF Nashy lille and vicinity. BE has been actively
engaged in the practice Of bis Profession in all II
branches for the last sixteen years, and hopes D.
strict atterto be able to render satisactonto al
" ho may favor him with a call
On1ce No. AZ Cherry street, near Capt StockelI'
new residence Residence Pearl street South Nash
Vile apr25-du
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
CENTRAL MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

I Turbinean Reaction Wa
ter Wheels;
I Tobacco x Lard Presses
Water and Gas Pipes Re-
toTts and Gas Works
Castings;
Rolling Aill Machinery 4
BiastCylinders;
Gin Machinery Cranks,
Gudgeons yShaftihg &c.
: of Patterns OF Spur and
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
llrw firms.
New Firm.

THE undersigned have this day associated them
Il selves logelaer under the urn maine OF ARCHkR
ChEA1HAA BROTHER Tor the purpose OF transact
ing Liquor and Vine, Cigar ana Tobacco business
similar IA every rcspec; To that by their
predecessors Williamson Chcatham, and hope by
strict aftentlO TO business merit continuance Of
the patronage so literally extended that conccrh
Nashville Jul, 9th, 1888.
+ ARCHER CHEATHAM,
Jalys-tf JOHN L. CHEA11iAN-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
Adams Express Coy
ise e 20 80 Al
SpeeiaI Notice.

TsHE Adams Express csupsny begiesve 70 IN
Il noencs 20 their frtrnes The psble OF Nashville
that they havseoelu1ss gemeats viii toe Lou
isFiie ana Nashville & T. Co. nndsT hich they xtl
sxssnd the operations OF their Expres< 20 tbs line OF
that ROAD Commencing keEust LES. 1885. On the
eomPietien OF the N4Sasisss cad OF the Read 10
Ees iies 6Teen ahees Tbs leah ef AuFust, fSae, ss
sensers IL Fan inrosgh besseea SasAy lie and Lea
iexilfe.
Per particulars a. sesralss ssuss etc, sprly 10
A. X. H0lI,
sally No - kzrksf stxssl
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07
Contractors Work.
Architectural and Plain Iron Work fol
Public and Private Buildings.
Fire Proof Houses .

Fire Proof Houses: Plain Ornamental Win
Iron Fronts Orders and dow and Door Frames
Roofs; and shutters;
conservatory and Hot Hosting Machines for
house appointments: Stores;
Columns, Winsow l. Door Iron and Glass Pavements
ILnteis and Sills; made strong and water
Consols AodiIIions and tight, admirably adapt
Bra ets, Corinthian ed to light up cellars
Correegic, Doric Ionic. and vaults;
anG Composite Capitals, Street Crossings, Crate
lor columns and antes inss, Lamp and Hitch
Of all sizes; ing Posts;
Cernices, Moudings and Vaults and Vault Doors
Leaves in variety. and Jail Work &c
Spralsand straightStairs;
Balconies, Verandas, Area, Yard and Cemetery
enclosures Gates and Fences in Wrought Iron Work
Cast and Comp site.
JObbng and Repairs executed with despatch.
Having thorough practical knowledge of the va
rous branches of Mechanical Engineering L shallde-
vote my entire attention to the generalsupervsionof
the business, and with the assistance competent
Foremen in the several departments large force OF
experienced orkmen and the extended faciitesnow
at my command, feel every confidence in my ability
to compete successfully with any similar establish
mentin the country. T. n. BRENNAN se-
aug2I-u MAGE.
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Drp Weoos- Glotbiag.
A. CTS A. b. Beec 81


Are just resolving some very nice goods OF tnen
second purchase this season. We notice some su-
perior Rep Peplias, Poplin Robes, Laveila Cloths,
Drzb velours, and some very fine Black Velvet and
Cloth Cloaks and elegant Winter shswls- They have
also some OF the finest Carpets ever offered here
II you want a nice Dress, some nice House FUR
nisbing Goods, you need go DO further than the
Messrs. Becch'st 70 supply yourself
See their advertisements in another column.
novlS6
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garOwarr, Gutlrrp, ST.

A. W. M'CALL, WE FALL,
LAteM'CalI ,vanleer Co. ofClarksvine
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-18
.rr The Opposition Executive Commit

& p The Opposition Executive Commit
tee, appointed at the last County oonveu-
ton, is requested to meet at Scott Booths
Office on Saturday the 29Ih inst. at 3 o.
clock P. ". The calling of County Con.
vention to send delegates 10 the State
Convention and other matters of import
ance will be transacted. The important
political campaign of 1860 is fast approach
ing and it behoeves every patriot to lend
his assistance to the promotion of correct
principles. The committee consists of the
following gentlemen, and / hope they will
make it convenient to be present on the
above specified occasion.
Messrs. II. D. Scott, James Wyeth, W
h. Edwards. John P. Baird and Robert
Thomas, Of HBrrison township John Glenn
and F. Mills, of Honey Creek Willis Sim
mons aud James d. Piety, of Prairie Creek
William Copeland and n. G. Isbe'l, OF
Prairieton John z. Woodruff and A j -.
ListoD, of Pierson Luther Green and Jno
Draoys Oh Riiey '1osePh AoiA anu 1"NONN
Reeves, of Lost Greek James Brooks and
Henry Burgett, Of Nevins William Good
man aud j. 3. Caste. of Sugar Greek W
n. johnson and Robert Briggs, of Otter
Greek Jos. James and David RiPPetoe, o
Fayette and William G. Whitaker and II
B. Randolph, of Linton.
II. ID. SCOTT,
Chairman.
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DISTRICT ELEcfoks.

FEsrIvAL.-We hope the reputation Of
our city for active bensvolence will be fully
sustained during this week in the liberal
donations which viii be made to the Fes-
tival to be given on Friday night for the
benefit of the poor of the city.
1t is not probably known to all that the
Sons of Malta of this city have distributed
fully one thousand dollars among the poor
Of the city aud needy and destitute stran-
gers, since their ergau izatiou here. Their
funds are exhausted, and they now make
this appeal to the generous public of this
city. If every family will contribute few
articles of provisions, and those who have
no families will donate "A small sum of mo-
ney. paying the same to the Secretary, Mr..
How ~. great good will be done at a tri-
ding expense. All who propose contrbu-
ting are requested to leave word to that
effect with Mr.. Hovey. at No. y Mechanics
Row
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-18
PACIFIC RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA
Hon. j E Thomson has accepted the
Presidency of the Southern Pacific Rail.
road. The terms and conditions required
by him having been fully and satisfacto-
nly met by DIR. Foulks. the late President
The policy of The company for the fu-
turc. was agreed upon by Thomson and
Foulks, and cordially assented to by Hon
V. X. Stevenson, Of Nashville, General
Agent, and Hon Samuel Tote, of Memphis,
Commissioner Of Land Department. This
arrangement secures. beyond reasonable
doubt, the construction of the Southern
Pacific Road.
Messrs. Stevenson and Foulka, left this
evening for New York, and intend to pro-
coed, in few days, to Eastern Texas.
The subscriptions to the stock now ex-
ceeds 100000 for the construction Of the
road, and satisfactory offers have been
made for all the stock now ..unsold. The
stock books have been closed. A2ai-
A transfer Office will be opened in Phil
adelphia under the management of Presi-
dent Thomson.
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County Convention.

II will be seen, by call in to-day's is
sue. from the chairman OF the Executive
Committee, that the initiatory step is taken
towards the calling of a County Conven-
ton. for the purpose of sending delegates
to a State Convention, and uniting on a
State ticket. to be run in opposition to the
present Democratic State ticket. This is
an important movement, and we hope the
committee will deem it proper to call the
Convention at as early day as possible.
Our organizations should be perfected
soon, so that the doctrines OF which we
stand, can be presented to the people
We should send good, judicious, far-seeing
men, to the Convention, in order that a
sicket may be made which will meet the
appreciation of all opposed TO the disunion
Democratic party. We invite the special
attention of the gentlemen composing the
OommIttee, and hope they will be present
On the 28th inst.