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that Mtpneilios.er ioegt esill I'D 4. ,ssss l.se
~ DIN llteslias lle lfo1Astea agilt'ss tsle
saeking q N illialils ssleitolt Aillelsthey
asllege was toAe ~ Qtssosl ll IA! " 'is w.
had come down on q Nisi5 ie ANiiliietll,eh-s
ST. N thtears u tIlelf flt a iliese sslis
Il tes lnpioFed Afsler ltosliss te 'g0sect
them from Tegk luss tlseistg
sN hat have No, assett IN excite
tie elTiglt q tae ASiii - 4. ills ~ sesl
.gar property these. Ie9 PONIES 5lila ana z
little dried iish3 .a 8t "a Il.
TRIAt. of Tpha ERig A gentleman
from San iiaiiel iilloftas VS. san ffaneis
60 lIt,tlia that tte tFIli q Judge lsfFy
commenced Friday July ,lt Z lhe July
was duly engpaliaels,is q 2 witnesses .is 'lI.
#peareCl for the prosecutor a Inc Court q
asked whether lurtEier Tine was reeitlifetl
and tic reply betie gwen ~ ING llesatlNe
a verdict 81 not quit " Was returned
ii Il TspIaS BarTl.I. learn Iron
f4he MaryssilIc Isfpress that On Sunday,
Univ III. q pitched battle occurred on tie
minis near The Prairid lIonse. between
about Eve hundred Iiidiaiis, the com
tbafauts being The Stringfown Indians and
| tle mas and other mountain tribes.
Ther were formed into kinds of battalions,
Tint |, short distance from each other, aud
fnddelly commenccd shooting. and con.
/ TUNED thr fre. Tor Il few. minutes. when
each party fcIl hack ana dispersed. Only
three were known to be slain. two we're
i ~. b, d s 49, an, AZ :.a,,d ti. tl,;r.l .
mountain Indian. was carried away 81
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EASTER. NEWS.

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VI tI'ffH IsastfFil mail arrived ia this city
on Sunday evening, bringing eastern
dates Of July I{hs Tho lnail was small,
We have not received fill flies Of, any Of:
cur dqiites.
HEr3pruRE Oh FisE j NI:sE EEpAs !.
Ihc Japanese faroge hasi llecoIneg almost
axt iIg9isflca as the unitetf States fri0ate
Niagara sailed on ,Inly 2hd, at l / d clock.
pm; for Japan, having on hoard the
Japanese ambassadors md snite The
Siagarais drawing "a feet water, ard
is in charge Of Mr.. VIM Roach, Sandy
Hook pilot, attached 10 bout Moses il.
.GrinneIi, No who Will remain on,
board until she crosses the bar and is
fairly at sea. Il.
DRE4nFpb YIslT4TIoN On Tuesday,
July o, Elder George, FreewiIIs Baptist
minister, residing in Franconia, II. III !,
was Instantly killed by lightning near
Franeonia village. Tie Huid fractured
his skull, tore of part of one err, aud
broke his spine in several places. He
was riding on horseback at the time, and
tile casualty was so instantaneous that
the horse fell dead with him, without
changing their relative positions, Elder
Geofge was uaiyef sally respected in his
community. He leaves q widow and
several children. .:i.. Fl. ri. i
YIoLESr SFoR,is--1t appears that
various sections Of Virginia have recently
been visited by heavy storms of rain and
hail. At Norfolk the hail at one time
covered the earth, and it is estimated
that about $40, 900 worth Of young toma.
toes. besides other vegetables, were des
troyed. .3. s. . Is. P
The GREkr EASTERN Some fifteen
hundred persons visited this great vessel
on July 9th, but the crowd on the deck
was not by any means as large as on pre-.
/ yious days There was some trouble ON
board, growing out of the intempcrance
of a portion Of the crew Several seri.
GUS accidents and fights have occurred
/ from this cause. The price of admission
was one dollar each person. Mr.. II. T.
lBarnnm, the New York Snowman, !" adj
fyises that the price be reduced to twenty
I Ave cents. :.
f. <~CoapLnlENTARY.-.A grand entertain
ment was given TO Capt. John y Inc Hall
land the officers Of The Great Eastern, on
/ the evening Of the 9th, at the Lafargt
house, New y York. Mayor Wood and
James T. Brady delivered addresses. Thu
music on tie occasion was furnished BY
/ the baud Of the Great Eastern. Ihl
most perfect ananiulity Of feeling pre-
walled; @ .is: ~. - - =.
/ HEAVY DAMAGES *AGAlNsr: a RAILROAD
wv. G. Nelson, Of Mouroe couary, in q
suit decided in the circuit court, recovered
damage Of the East Teanesaee and G cor
j gia railroad 10 the amount Of iii 900
Nelsoa had shipped thousands OF bds4lel.
Of wheat, q few years since, and the ties
tilnonY showed GAat the wheat was de,
tanned IN The several tieaGts of lie CON
pany untIl il was injured to some extent
and aatit the prize reeeded, causing hin
7 to lose heavily. AS many as nine OF tn
Jurors were Tor allowing hun S25 900, but
they finally compromised upon the aware
Of Sll. 900. :. 2
| THE SEIErRE OF THE MEXICAN STEAM
kBS.---7ItIe decision of the Court Of Ad
mlralty III New Orleans, in relation to tn,
Two Mexican steamers by the order o
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Constitution Of Dsscfet, ~ Isaac Bow
Firing II cannon, u,isis by ne martial
band.
Ofation hy Cen J Hunt orator of
the day.
Firing 81 cannon; eIIaiI Columbia III
tile martial band
REGULAR ToAsTs
The Life Guards: They we're az Echo,
may they ever be found faithful 10 the
cause of TRUTH DdBtI Gaat5is
Daniel H. Wells: Chief u lions hosts;
may his future battles ever be as hlOoiiess
as his Echo victory. Wm. Elfef.
Utah: The cradle Of liberty never mind
Uncle Sam; we can rock il alohe ne
| ID. M. n ri
The Weber County Agricultural and
Manufacturing Society: The stepping
stone to wealth, prosperity and indepen-
dcnce Joseph IialL
The Sunday-School: Al nursery Of gems,
Ewho are destined to shine prc-eminently iii
4 the great drama Of the last days God
bless them for erer III iIIitelei.
The Constitution Of DESERT: The laws
Eof the little stonein embryo III. Iiiiaatay.
4 Music by the string band.
Speech by Mayor Farr.
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nus'V ~ tus llul .sai ''a''u 7 r.
voLuKrEEH ToAsrs.
Ogden City Police: Servants or the
j De0Dle ALWAYS ready. o. IaulOT.
Seventies. Heralds OF Salvation peace
on earth and coed win to men. Come
TO Zion.--G. w. BrinlkaH.
Jesus. and God our Father, Joseph,
Brigham and their friends, and the friends
b Of God that ever have lived that now live
! and that ever viii live worlds without end,
/, Amen Elder Jno. Taylor. ...
Descret. Nav her councillors Increase
Il WELDON and her mighty men II ,,nni
. hors ,rtil sha- l,ocon,es3 what she Il des
,;ned NJ " III w hai,.I 81 the corpar s q
/ ~ +, ,,,sr S. s IS 5a5
4 ns;a,a Z, II ,,,,,,;,. AIay h;s wards il Il,
~ $500, i',ii .taats ara to y sbin
~ wrs,Esd crow md himself s a Ioaastr1,
IS ~ n,idst og.nca,llcs IJqp;,3 az VIA
NJ az Il. s,
IS. si Isl,l, ~, s,,,l.
u $500 g'y' '1t'5
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a SUGGESTION;

AAoNo the tanny varied and very OK,
esttent improvements that have beea made
III Great Salt Lake City, one Of tie great,
est utility and convenience seems to have
been oaiitted; We want PUBLIC mar
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GREAT SALT LAKE CITY PRE-
CINGT.
Jaatixs ef ne Peace.
AURELIUS MINER,
JOHN NEBEKER /
Coastables.
ISRAEL WINS.
HENRY HEATH a
Fence Tietrers.
WILLIAM CARTER, sy. ;s.l b.
\ LEVI r., RITTER. # ,53.3 Il
M ELNlNTIEAS slluI FIlei r.
Pound Keeper. 4
BRIANT s,rRfNaHAM.
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GREAT SALT LAKE CITY,
SATURDAY, AUG US1' 1, 1860
ANNUAL, ELECTION. 1860.
COMMISSIONERS
III iocan LrniFstsity I.aNds.
IRA ELuRED0Is.
# 81. Sidney IA X Nc N.IIoN 7.
CHESTER VIiI,ANslD
GREAT SALT LAKE COUNT
'. Representatives. ...s
5tH, JOHN TAYLOR, .s..s
HOSEA STOUT, .&7I
! HIRAM n. GLAWS0N
s5i EDWIN ID WOoLLEY,
ALBEIT T. R0cKWO0n,
JOHN M. MOODY. .3
WASHINGTON II AN DERs0N, ii.
JOHN VI LONG. ..
WILLIAM n NEBEKER
d ,Sclectmen.
il. b. HIFFAKER ft6r 8 ypafsl
n >. GoLDING (fof 4 yearl
Sheriff.
ROBERT n BURTON.
Coanty Sarreyor.
THEODORE McKEAN.
Superintendent of Common Schools,
ROBERT i. CAMPBELL
T. v ~ j. VI . :
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-16
VESPER GAS LIGHT,
The Cheapest, most Brilliant, and
Most Convenient Artificial LIghts
TUE WOLD.


FBIRIs GAS generated from Pure Coal OIL and for elegance
economy, safety and simplicity, cannot be SURPASSED The
fixtures are n the style the ordinary gas hxcres
Its advantages that II Is portable gas light ufveo
ol banc, cheapne1 cleanliness and simplicity, and can be
used wherever artificial light required is easyto regulate
and requires trimming ard attention, whatever, aer
Lighting II Is peJeclF 8aJ and free from explosion, and
has odor sne while burning The light can be made 10
0un with any degree Of hancy, by turnag screw, and be
increased lnstantaneousy in volume from that Of candle to
ten twenty By turning valve as in ordinary gas.
The Neper Gas auc and fixtures precisely resemble IN form
ose Of coal gas, but in bnlancy and purity Of light pcs
sesses decided advantage any coal ges IT requires o
chimney theres need Of daily trimming Of yiek a1o t &
construction Of the fixture sso simple that Il is not u
out Of order, and child can manage itreadiy me 60
il the Vesper fixture generated from pure e0as Gs
OIL" (which is manufactured expressly loT tls o
without any OF a!cOnol other Ioresu
and its supply unlimited. The fixtures fhelse
syles suit all tastes from the pain
z most elegant and costly chandelier ha Au.1ls @
feet In itself there Is outay to be made oT
terra regulations The gas Is generated IN the urs anu az
hxfures rom hs cheap single hto the expensive cnaeer
qiUae gqs gr9rEs are themselves Ihey are sod az
~ {h Al not exceed the cost Of ordinary gas fixtures Of
similar STYLES and ornamentations
Cburces houses halls stures steamboats, and private
residences throughout State be fitted mp with these
ef and convenient ders and other beautiful gashX
which add 50 much the appearance Of such places and
10 tb comfort OF circle and which, heretofore could be
used favored districts embraced within the coal gas
limits Of large cities
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TUsT received tus for by F. SHIELDS A CO.
- jams No. = College Street
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sETIIE EsQ-lt gives great pleasure to state that af
trial Of OF the "veper Gas lamps, in my study for
past observing closely for the length Of
time, the experiment Of lighting UnOn Tent, with these
lamps, have entire confidence in their efficiency It
they afford all the advantages Of the best lights to thOss
who live out Of The cdes and large towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting the lamp is readily
learned the fixtures are simple little liable get
Of Order the Of the Eight comparatively little, and the
whce free from all danger that it need only acquan
the part Of the public with the Neper Gas Lamp 70
bring them into general throughout the country.
Yours truly, STUART ROBINSON.
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LOUISVILLE N.Y. SEPTEMBER lc5s4
To II SETTLE-Dear Sir Alter having made thorough
examination Of the 'Veper Cas- in relation to its umina
ting power, chemical composition, etc, do Eo hesitate
being and economical we'll
sessng greater intensity Of illumination than other material
in
tsnng will be found Of invaluable service 70 the drug
gst as well as to the manufacturing chemist
CHARLES WRIGHT, u D.,
Prof q Chem.ry in he kenluoky School Of MedicLas.
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From His Exoeency, Gov c. s. Morehead Thos s. Page
Esq, State Auditor.
To VIZ H. SETTLE EE2- LOUISVILLE, KVDeaT Sir: We have
been and using your Veper Cas- sni perfectly salts
fed with its utility 1t gives soft brilliant and beautiful light
and perfectly from explosion. 1t is very cheap
economical in its use and Of far less cost than any Other
light We satisfied that il viii be adopted by all persons
who have not the opportunity Of obtaining gas and also to whom
accessible and with whom cheapness in the original outlay
for fixtures and the continual expense Of burning object
Yours, &c, S Mo9EHEAD.
THOs S PACK.
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Carpet Bags,
TRUNKS

Ladies and Ccnuemens elegant travelling Trunks
also, common packing Trunks, in great variety
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DEMovILLE & CO.,
Druggists & PrescrfptiOnists,

NO. ?.
Union and American Block,
Corner Church and Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
II EEP constantly on fun and large assortment Of
Drugs Medicines Chemicals, Paints OILS Dy stus etc
Glass and Glassware
American, English and French manufacture
Landrethss Garden Seeds.
large assortment on hand-Warraned fresh and geaune
compreug all varieties usually sold in our MARKET at VARY
PRICES.
Grass Secds.-. Glover and Eue Grass.
Finest Virgin Brands CheEing Tobacco;
do do do Smoking Tobacco. in papers.
large stock domestic ard imported Liquors, snus, Pipes,
Wines Brandes and Liquors, for medicinal and cooking
purposes, Varraated strictly pure and reliable
Fine Black Teas fresh from the Carton Tea Com
pany fresh Juabe Paste and assorted Gum Dps OF French
manufacture.
CouaH CANpsBrovns Troehes; Bryan's Punonic Waters;
Howe's Hosrhouud Candy
Prescriptions carefully compounded al all hours, ddy aG
RiJlf, OF fresh and ieliab medicines.
spa dngs Prepared GHe for furniture picture frames,
CocEery Just received Every family should be supplied
with bottle almost indispensable article For sale by
DENOVILLE CO,
fefQ Corner Churct and Cherry Streets.
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HOUSE PAINTING,

TByHE subscriber prepared execute with the greatest
promptness all contracts, however large, which may be te
dered style and upon @ which cannot fail give satsac
ton He is also prepared to execute al manner OF
SIGN ANb oREAEKSTAL AND MtRBr1Es
Having that the services Of the mosexper
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request having work in
give him call before making final arrangements
r. 7. FLEMING,
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OU h T L A G
Hoist. hostl our flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold Scat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
II war, let every stripe gO0rth,
Borne by the pztrict's hand,
Proclaim Its beauty and its worth,
O'efnoor and hill and strand.
IN peace guard well the sacred boon.
Bequeathed by patriots blood
For oh twas in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles dOCd
Voist. hoist, our flag 70 heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist hoist our fag in Arts great relga
Let every star Goat higher
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tslest spire
Let tTennesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where a type Of nature mahs
Where every type is found.
Above our own Art GdHeTl,
Our country standard wave,
And underneathits folds preside,
TIE beautful-the brave
The child-tnep paTsnt-patriot-siTr
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetestportraiturt
With every charm but life.
Then raise our bannerto the sky
Letevary starbCaTneWs,
THAT types at the Ar Gallery,
Are made by @. @. HUGHES,
fshIS-d&wtf Corner OF College and Uuicn ssf.
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snrnrnah stake, Cor IanuarY, 1see.

Ut onsed 70 rua ever the Ten Brock Course the hfst
sy Of the regular meeting January, 1862 Sweepstake
With colts I'd fs dropped 1853, mile heats; $500 sub
senton SUO forfeit s50declaraon, If made the first day
OF Nav 1861 with $500 piece Of plate added by tie vannah
Club provided the second horse 70 m
or subscribers to ELL the staketo name and
Aose on the rtday Of May 1859. Subscription and declaration
10 m a5e 10 Secretary of dc ssvarnsh Jockey Club a1d
tie stake "a be run hg ahe rules Of the Club.
Security the forfeit required when the subscription Is made.
g. YATES LEVY, Secretary.
r,r1.(
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TESTIMONIALS.

NASHVILLE, Dec. l2, J5j9
Coz. 7. II TAYLOR-Dear Sir have used, for time
the Yes9er Lamps and eavetO express obligations
you for having introduced it notice To persons living
country parts city where cannot be had
who may desire light much economical than gsand at
the time fully equal to it in illuminating power-ths ap
paratus will prove a desideratuu.
regard this the beautiful and most useful invention
for procuring, small cost the advantages Of gas light tst
have ever seem the time that perfectly saeand
the lamps simple construction and managed with
Very truly yours, s FAIL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-16
TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific men others wh0 have thoroughly
Of The Vesper Gas Air Lg pronounce it the best and
cheapest lg. known. Nrmber6ss testimonials beng
received daily an quarters y0uchag the excellence
this light few Of which given below.
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCBEASED
FyNPREss FREIGHT Trains ona the roads. On and after the
~ efh DeceInber 1853 through rates from New York 70
Nashville.
First sr IOouz 81 ca Third Glass, per 100 @ 81 10
Second Glass, do / 35 Fourth Class, do %
Hats Caps and Bounets, IS
Savannah Charleston to Nashville, three three
and a half and four days
Time from New York aud Philadelphia and half, eight
and nine days.
Intervening Sabahs the above Variations time, as
freight trains on Sunday three lines
No detentons by Overaryes and damages tex
cepr damages seal promptly adjusted by the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
dec22-E ran c W A NDERsON
spring Fashions for 1850.
VNRANK LEsLIE's Magazine and Gazette OF Fashion for
L March, just received by join YORK & co.
mar4-f.
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PEkOGItAAAMEs
IFEr DAY-Tnesday-Colt Stakes FOR three year dds mig
heatscne hundred an. ffiy lSl59) dollars y
dollars forfeit: 10 1ch the viii add one aundfl elui
II the rsss Is run. II y 70 close ist Mays lo50
SAM DAFgockey Club Purse S@Oy Two hofsa uoiiaie
nile heats.
sEooSD WeiuesagColt Stake for Two yea ods' nile
heats-Wo hundred $500 dollars entianceY te aoafs
forfeit. Tf 77To close list May, iea3s ,.
sAzE DTJockey Club Purse three hundred laSuO dollars
two mile heats -
lollars-3 nile heats. .-o
mile heats-3 g.
FouFru D,FrisvC Colt Stake, for year ocsi Emile heats
ee r7re Q90 dollars cntrance0ne hundred (8iuO doi
lars forfeit 70 Hdch the Club viii add three hunared issue dol
lars. IN The race is run ITO close lst May, lst0
st,r sndicap race, mile heapurse four hundred
fsfa91 dollars second horse ave bis fntrance.
F1 DlvsairIrsav Stake, nile heafs-free all
acetwo hundred (s2) dollars entrance play pay; 10
fh the CLUB viii add twelve hundred Sl09 dollars u two
or more ert The second his entrance Five
more 70 an The stake II IO close The lst May, le60.
Entries 20 be made 20
gavanrab Fefruarv 9th, 1860
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Prof Of Chemistry in the Kentucky School Of Ne
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THE ADAMS EXPREss COMPANY !

Great Southern, Eastern, Northern and
Western Express FOrWsrdeFS!
NOR the safe speedy transportation OF Freight Money
~ Jewelry a nd valuable packages.
arrangements with the Railroad Companies,
whereby they enabled to forward by tay passenger
trains matter to them charge Special Mes
sengers low rates.
They dispatch Express daily for New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and all places Sorth and East
Chattanooga, Memphis, Richmond, New Orleans and
places S luth and Southwest.
To Louisville St. Louis Cincinnati, and all places the
Northwest
Have connections in New York with Europe and California
They take charge Of slaves and them all parts Of
the South
information time, &C. inquire Offices Ct the
Company in the principal cities Of the Union
JOHN s. BUTLER,
Nashville Agent.
Errrk baffn- rFahTg
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA X. r.
6i5 q

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26Ih, 1850,
Double Daily Passenger TranE, West, will run as
follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 4:40 A NJ and P NJ
Arrive at Chattanooga p NJ ald A N.
COMING WEST.
Deaye Chattanooga at g A N and p NJ
Arrive at Nashville at 6:lO N and A N.
LII connection and shortest Boston, New York
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City RiehmOn T.,
Petersburg, Lynchburg Knoxville Savannah Charleston
Montgomery Menu his New Orleans, &c.
Both Trans at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, and Chattanooga Trains on
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may be had at any hour application
Ticket Agent, at office st Depot, the following places
at the following prices, viz:
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NEW AHRANGE7TEyT

The Southern Express Company.
VVyIIE undersigned ecug give notice they have en-
tered partnership, under name ana frr,
F9ae Southern Express Company, f1- he trans
action of General Express and Commission business and have
,s rsraents with the EdEeheG Kentucky Tere.see
M Alabama and Central Southern Hajlrotl Commands to nm
NTssrsrs daily these Roads, and now prapara r
5 Goods 20 all Stations the above Iaflr95 in
ls III snec,a Messengers low Tier Aesse-rs
- rirI Nith Iron Safes fer le safe transmission uf money
lr and other valuabes. Bills notes and drafts collected
.,r5 prar1rt returns made.
TFca I'd RAINS & BROWNS Drug S,s-c No. 70 Public
Square. 5rSts ~ HI'
Ia Late Of Adams Express Company.
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NEGRO man by the name OF HENRY, ranavay from ny
house in Sumner county, the 5th day Of September
l55g He is about "A years Old Of black compleoD ut
feet Or inches hg full face, dne head Of hair weighs los
Ip pouhas' sWhatis termed No second man has
marks his back hips Had on when he lea brown
sack coat about half worn He raised BY Wiley Douglass
OF sumner county viii give fifty dollars reward Tor him u
taken in the State; II in any other state viii give hun
dred dollars
Address II. H. Haynes CO. Nashville Tenn, myself at
Saundersville Tian2O-ctfl JOHN K. TAYLOR
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20 n BUSHELS Canads BLACK Seed Oats and 500 bushsl
shEEfb Michigan White Seed Oats.
n i've an stl-r-r Lebanon to-day and Ter sale hy
MIZELL, HOOPER & CO.
n : I-rL .L---
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CUMRERLAND COAL.
TTVHE Nashville Coal Company viii from this date onaf
their superior Coal at IS and 90 cents per Pashel from h
river.
Ofceon Cherry street, between Union and Church
NH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-16
OUR READY-WADE
CLOTHING
DEPARTIE ENT.

The constant and increasing demand for this char
acter of goods has caused US to give this depart
mcnt of our business more than our usual care. In
this Stock may be found large line Of best goods,
bought with reference to Merchant Tailor's sales.
Elegant Double and Single Breast Cloth Coats made
from Bioly d Laroxs best cloth.
Black French Orb D. E. c. Frocks and Registers;
Trico Sacks, new cut;
Skeletons, new cut;
Fancy SILK Mixtures, Frocks and Registers;
" Cashmere and Nankinett Suits;
Barusly Duck Coats, Bell Check;
Grass Cloth. Blay and Brown Linen;
Black Alpacas. DeM Mohair. in greatest variety Of
Cuts, with
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-16
FREsm 10 WHEAT FLOUR.

A 10. ] DWELLING HOUSE. situated Cherry Street,
between Church and broad. particulars apply al this
Once. or to Gen. AyBEEs0S al the Postolice.