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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

TuE FIRST FRosr.-Let il be borne in mind that
on the morning of Friday, Oct. D. the ground was
wbitened with frost for the first tine ths Autumn.
Up to the afternoon of Oct. q, the tomato vines
were as green and succuent as in August. Then the
weather turned cold, with a smart breeze blowing,
which made the atmosphere more chilly to persons
than to vegetables; but the wind went down at
sunset and STILL clear, cold night followed, with
brilliant display of the Northern Lights, and In the
morning the earth was covered with white frost,
and ice formed in standing water aud the mud stu
rened. OF course all tender vegetation was killed,
to the south ar well as north of the city. Andrew
S. Fuller, purseryman of Brooklyn told us yefter-
day that he finds by reference TO his diary that there
was 10 frost last year hard as that OF Thursday
night until Nov u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

As MANY PERSONS ARE BROKEN UP IN BUsl-
NESS they should ind What they do best before e
gaging In something new. FOWLER NkLLs maze fhskse
foGchL EIASIsirloNs daily s. No. 800 Broadway, giving
inf the u .linn nlalea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COUR1-SPEcIAL TERx--ocr 25-Beiore
Juslice LkONAkD.
John S. Giles, Receiver, &c, agt. Gilbert Il.
spsaldos alIudgueai for plaintiff the demurrer with
lsave defer dat answer IN twenty days payment
eos . to 10 adj sted by the Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
CHINA.

Late sdvices from China, via Russia, state that
Prince Kong governed the Empire, with the title Of
Regent. Pekin continued tranquil, and the general
state Of affairs was unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

ALLEGED GRAND LARcESY.-Nestercay, Marga-
Hays end Ellen BBrns arrested By Ofcers Travc
Aud Palmer Of the Eighth Precinct charge oi me
house of MIS- Mary BelTy No 4O3 Canal street and seang
number Of aricbs valued al % 81 They were taken DO
fore Jastice Kelly Jefferson Msks Police Court AID COM
nj ted for trHl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
IA1ver,iaement |

There is no mistake about it, ladies, PYLE's
o X. /. the most durable the most economical and &
fcient soar in
Don't he without it shy ODger-thst Is IL you want yosr
liBeus beauti,uly white.
Sold by gToceTs every where.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
HUNGARY.

The official Ga.ette Of Pesth says thet favorable
solution Of the question Of the stamp duty was ca
pected.
report that the Committees Of the Comitats
would be Teestablished is pronounced unfounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

Ex.Gov BKrGGs.-The Rev. DR.. Hague will de-
liver sermon before the Young Mems Christian
Association Tomorrow evening, in the Dutch Re
formed Church, West Twenty.tbrd street near
Seventh avenue, on "The Life and Character OF
The laie ex-Gov. Briggs of Massachusetts," Young
men pecally are invited to attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

NAVAL SuRGyoSs.-The Naval Medical Board,
now in sersion ~ the Naval Hospital, Brooklyn,
have rcuorted qualified for appointment aseltant
surgeons in the Navy, the following gentlemen;
John r. Aetle, Penn @. H. p Psumgaren Mo.
u. r. Baunan. Penn. John IL llnts ~
CLaTle, III Oibersou Vt Charles 7. Hubbard, Mas.
Luther NJ Lyon, Va
Twenty vacancies still remain to be filed Quail
fed medical men, under % years Of age, wishing to
20 before the Board should request permit from
the Secretary of the Navy, stating age place Of BIRTH
aud residence, accompanying their application with
testimonial Or testimonials of moral character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

ARREST or A CoUsTi RfEfTER.--A man named
Levi TIME vas arrested h J;rey Guy yesterday afternoon
by Ofcer Brnue cua sed With passing Counterfeit 10 bills
Bank Of syrscuse upon Dsnn Greene street Mar
ket CLARK 5eiie, clohi.r Montgomery street. and F" m
H.eu,r, Ore, street MARKET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

HUDsos CoUSTr, n j., DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY
NoxlSArIoss for tie Itils District FouIth ahS Fhl
y aris Jerscy City John H. PER-.
Finh District coupling Nouh bergen, Union, Harrison
and West HobtLsn, Hugh Mooney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

ACCIDENTS TO PnoT.BoArs.-Tbe pilot-boat
John ID. Jones No. IS returned to the city on Fri
day morning, with loss Of bowsPTt, having been in
collision.
The pilot-boat Mary f. Fish, No. 4, also returned
TO the city on Thursday night, with loss Of main
mast by the deck, caused by the parting of the main
port shroud, which was Of wire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

CENTRAL PARK.-lf the weather ia fine there will
be music mt the Central Park this afternoon, COM
mencipg au hour earlier than heretofore, o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

CHATTER CoNaIssIoE.-There were wanting four
to make quorum of the Charter Commission yeSter-
day, and consequently it did not organize. Mr.. Bat
Ter, temporary President, on motion, made the ad'
journment which is equivalent to the dissolution Of
tic Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

Tie Republicans have decided majority in both
branches OF the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

DEATH oY BREvET Cot. YIscESr.-On Thursday
evening Brevet Col. Edward Vincent died suddenly
Of hemorihage. For over twenty-five years he was
one of the mott prominent officers of the city militia.
He and Col. Subway OF Company II, 9Th Regi-
ment. were the only officers of the militia who bad
earned their brevet by long service. From 1877 to
1857 Col. Vincent was commander OF the famous
Light Guard. He was well known to the mercantile
community. Since 1870 be was Appraiser in the
Custom House. To-day Mejor-Gen. Sanford will
issue = general order announcing Col. Vincents
death TO the Let Division, N. Y. S. b.. and making
the necessary arrangements for his funeral. 1t Is
probable that the list Regiment will be ordered to
parade, the Light Guard, Company A, acting as a
guard of honor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

Matinee will be given at the Academy Of Music,
when the triple attractions of OPEN, Presdigiia-
ton, and Concert will professionally crowd the
house The entire opera of the Masked Ball will be
performed, with Miss Kellogg, Mis- Huxley, Niue.
sirasosch, and Sigs. Bngnoli and Msnchusi in the
cast. Hermann will follow with his wonderful
feats of juggery, and Miss Carlotta Patti sgnor
Susini, Madame Hermann, and Theodore Thomas
will close the entertainment with grand concert OF
vocal and Instrumental music. Verify, the manager
Of the Academy is crowdug his favors upon the pub
lie in such lavish profusion that New-Yorkers must
be very hard to please II they do not respond with
eqnal lberality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
CRY -I2,EdLS.

AMUsxsRwrs-The matinee at the Academy o.
Music to-day promises unusual entertainment. The
programme embraces the opera Of " Ii Balo IN Mas
chera" some Of the best of HerrmapnS tricks, and
vocal and instrumental concert by Miss Carlotta
Patti, Madame Hermann, and other artists. Mr.
Ullnan hss never been more liberal.
The Alleghsuians will give a matinee at Hope
Chapel to-lay aud a concert at night. Tier per-
formanees unique and admirable, and are always
received with great applause.
The attractive novelty at Barnum's Museum is ali
exciting drama called The Angel Of Midnight,
which created furore in Para last season. The
manner of its production here il most creditable.
Barnum seems determined not to be outstripped by
tue leading ;heaters and makes the lectureroom the
most attractive department OF the Museum. Crowds
witness the new drama.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29
u.arIss4tpr'sfscss

CHILIs II and others compainAnts Lsrbin Brooks
n and other sdefen5sHts.-Judgmen Bill March Ruesn
by his solicitor and appear ng TO th
satisfaction srk Master from aega ion in
panS which that def ndant arkn Brooks
sdent Of the State of Tennessee il therefore ord
ed that publication successive seeks in the
Union and American newspaper published in the city Of
Nashville eeui ing the resident dant 70 pear Be
fore the ChanceFy Gsinboo, before the second
enday IN Aegu T. 1851, AID pAranls bill the
be akep for confessed and set down for hesrng
parte 70 him. WILLIAM II. BOLTS, Il N.
Ito uraool
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29
Chancery Court, WOodBury.

TEyHoMAs W. WOOD vs Bushtod, Stone 4 Co Payne
Cohart; Martins, Pedde Hsmrick; Moss, Brother 4 Coz
McFarlin. TstEsn Co.. Treuit Brother q. b. Garden
4 Co.: Lebby, MoultOn WoodFuG Thompson. Bulin a
Valentine & Taylor; Thompson & Lyons; Robert r.
Levic Bevic Rssin q Co Bsrcrop Co.. Abbott, Johns
Co.; shafer, Roberts Co Lepingcot. Hunter Scott
Baker Brother stss0p SoDe Barnett, Sextoh sWeren
Rr;J Spooner and against all the iorS Of CarnchA
4 81. Johns, defsn 'ants original Bi-I appearing froE
the AFFIDAVIT Of the painant that the said defendants
residents Of the State Tennessee that the ordinary
them. Therefore h ordered
BY Master that publication Re made Of this order fer
four consecutive weeks in the Mas Vile Union and American
Newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee
requiring sSd Defendants make their Appearance here
before chancey said be
holden for the county CT Cannon the court house In the
Of Woodbury. rs; Monday AFTER the 4h Mon
day March, 1851 then there plead eomolsinan
BILL will be fer conisssed, and set down
for hearing ex paIte. March 9Th, 1851.
THOs g. WOOD, @. & NJ,
-usA Court at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29

TeAAC HESTAND, Admir- complainant, ys Susan HestSnd
and others de'endants,0rginsl Bls-At March knles-
On motion Of complainant his solicitor, and appearing 70
ce satisfaction Of the Cerx and Master from an Allegation IN
complaDants Bill, which sworn that the defendant
liam Heand, is nresdent OF tie State OF Tennessee ti-
ordered that pubIcao made four successive seeks In the
american, Newspaper pub hed IN the city OF Ns
requiring said resident defenosrto appear before
the CbRcey Court Gsines5oTo before the ID Monday
August next b or the aarne ~i
taken and Get for hearing psre a. to hn
WILLIAM Bolts, c & ~.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29

TN CHANCEHY COURT AT LIN LEN,
Tenn.--A h Guthrie VI J. Z oreEg. g.
Nil whi Il sworn 10, the dandan.s
and Henry O Brown, non rsscsn. o s ~ Nss
villa Union sod Am rcsn for four resk.
sai npuear next term Of me Onenoery Coar
~ no bsen IA the COUNT q Ferry At the court hou tnsre
~ Is Tne- an Thmrsiay the The p Monday IN june
-, ;. 1 snewer ar demuf compiainants bill, the
an for cc essed, ard the setfor hssrng
- -. :. - - fl~, ISAAC X. HULMR, 4 N.
cor Attorney for eonpls-naID
llrr. 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29

FWNBF Insolvency the estate 81 Samuel Reed, decreased
has been suggested the Clerk u the cuny Court
Of OTerton eunty, Ttnnesee and all persons having claims
against said required hy .hs Clerk to file
TEN before said Clerk duly authenticated before the 90
Xondav Aueu 1861, hey will be forever barred AL
indebted required make immediate payment
- KENRY G, ANDREW.
,,.rl, watDrss1assa Administrator.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci bis plsnsa ...nrsa.
ion, called CAPITAL vIKw, lying on t%
the north s6e Of Cumberland River. E<,Sl&7#
Hill n three milesfrom the City HashVille, n
lalNl1 ~ coHtaing about Three Huns
d.&4AI3 dred Acres. He will sell it all --SrEEn..
together In small tracts lots, to suit purchasers Or
viii exchange for well improved property In the city, It n Of
the very beat quality % sV well Eaered about half Of
Z in cultivation, and the balance In hne timber aid pasture
There two COED dwelling houses good arn and sabea
Tor information apply 70 the underned to John james
ssp2O-tL TH0s. g. JANIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29

OFFER for sae MCCALL interest In the stock OF Hard
ware Of McJslls & FALL A. B. Montgomery special part
ner kny person having inclination TO engage an the Hard
ware busuess viii address the subscriber fer terms
W.T.. FALL,
ssao t,sv Administrator Of A. W. Mccall, decd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29

TUsT received and constantly ne article Of Paa
fne Farnsh Of the best quality, in quantities sut pur
Also consignment Of Perunery Knveops Tor sseso the
trade i5an23-nt BIZ. s. 4 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29

,~xuos = SWIFT - william Humphreys. PLAINTIFF b.
ss6nv states that defendant s indebted 70 him and
80, o-rrdrnl q having sbtsined from Jus-
a,e of Pcae Of said cosnty-sn orginal aftachmen-
rnet th OF the defendant feurhzble before ea my
RAY Ise and having been evd The defendants
property. Il n nertfee ordered that the deiens.ns .Pf
attsehment suit, crlt viii Be proceeded With ex arts
further ordered that this notice be published fonr gss.
vashvs Unioa and Amsrcan = nesspsper prsshed " ne
clfy Of Nashville, Tenn February ga, 1851
.-..z-.s..e,a 1erils. Of the Peace.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29
D. W. GREEN. 'SO' = nA0
Magazines for February

eODEA'S GRERN 90.
eelVed By o., ~
PbTEleSC.Ss = GREEN co.
sWTHTRsS ROME mAGAZINE e, for February rS
"DssIv Paners Price cents. n y Herald Louisville
sc;,s1nsti Commercial. Rallnore SUM- VhAreslon
SoaIn a. Sauis Republican, Louisville Courier &c, &c
NEW BOOKS.
r,,v resolving all the new and popular NKW
,annIrs =, psr-r ard o 10th hin inrs. vx,,,
bVoAg lnnTasRAfkY AND NEWSPAPEHs' .,.,
epR,T VARIETY Of Literary anc NeSspape,s, .nc
III .nT al publishers prces Cons ana S0u
Sculd get reAans slscS Of Letter. Mote ard Fooscap
StatiOneLg' oSa,.s Tsks steel and GOLD Pens Blank
Book, OhecAs NV GREEN CO.,
Cal No. 6, Union Street.
vxswo TUNING AND REPAIRING.
" FTRBKE viii benccforth make NASHVILLE aus perma
- ,.nf resi epce, and viii tune Ptanoss Ofshns1
eou by the year single tLn1s ana can sistas
80 a. since be viii spend AZ least one eFely
nI IN he city and vicinity lie wiz vEt reseIly sos
soSnsln ud4e, West. and apo s So. &c.,
~ r,ss,ss Orders left BentOn Co.'s Music ntoreo
soo - gooms o. Church street. osamEntcsaons ~
Eesa . "a, -, rsss sstsnded Co. prIl o.twaE,a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29
~ T7E CTRCUTT COURT OF HARDTy

ETyouutv Temu.s~-susan 4. Hutton. W Thos Hutton,
io for to from the petition,
ch h sworn 20 motion Of petition that hs defendant,
s uon Il non resident Of the State Of Tennessee 1t
= Therefore ordered that publication be maden and
Icsn newspaper published In the city Of Nashville, Teen
for four successive weeke requiring said delencart appear
or by Of The Of the Circuit Court
county Hardin 20 he held IN Savannah, the 1h Monday
in March nex Snj then and there to plead demur
20 sad petition the m be aer confessed and
for hearing exparte This, the 4h day 81 February e6l
feb94 VICTOR aieeo3 JOHN 8. IRWIN. CLERK
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29


M. q &. r. CMEATuAHf,
WHOLESALE oR0CERs, AND DEALEns
EIEE BRANDTEss WINES, TOBACCO, cIaARs, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &1.,
CORNER Or 00LLEEE AKD O2URCE S7REE7X
Nashville. Tennessee.
NKTE in recpt Of large and we'll saesd stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors, eC., Consisting In part fsli0Ws
$50 all grades; 100000 CiesKs
300 bbischcce MoIsssss; go keys Malls, assorted:
100 x do do 100 dozen Painted RuctstsI
$50 bags prize Rio coaee; % nsss Tubs;
Loaf enrar; 10 bbIs Pesans
$50 eoxes Star Candles; 10 bbis filherts.
PINE RRANDIES. WINES, 60.
2skK 4 X choice Ersneh Brandes;
20 Z essks Madeira, sherry, and Port Winess
$50 BASKETS best brands Champagne;
50 boxes scovill CinSer,
100 bbIshns RObsrtson counsy whi.syI
Is bills Pure old Rye do
And also Large stock OF osmmsn Whisky American Brandy.
POWEER AGENTS.
AEs1tsfs and Sycamore Powder. Tbs
dergnsd Icing the only Agnsin Nashville Of X Manufacturers
would call The attention 81 the Merchants sud TrAdsto their
ergss stock q Powder on hand, in Magazine for sale.
5000 kegs Dupont Rfs 20e6 kegs Hazard BlangPow
so g 90 90 &c 90 5000 f e.. sys.aor. Blasting
a soO ksg' Ha e Do Dc "a Powder;
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow 80 bills Toy, Beckford Co.,
. DER. fuse.
janll n. 4. 1.F. CffRATHAM, Agents.
DupOnt'sPoEdsr; Jos, sIsEiord 4 Co.. s.lssy
eycamcrs do
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29

I'm CHANCRRK CODRT AT LINDEN.
ii Tenn.--A Guthrie, ct ais Joseph Brown 4 A
McDonald.-Harcn Rules, le5-In this cause
from complain hill winch that the DESCENDANT
Joseph Brown, nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee
II therefore ordered that publication made in the Mash
vile Union and AueAn for four suceesVe requiring
sAddendant appear ct the sT OF the Ohaacry Court
s In Linden, Thursday after the "a Monday in June next
and plead 10 cempainants hill the
viii be taken for eed and the lcy hearing psrte
- t. him. ISAAC HULME,C a NJ.
oox, Attorney for complainant.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29
Rack Sampson

s.d ct oOdlete pzvia On county. Istn = aid
NVT sennsisst 81, 'oF Ssssy SS.s s1s
80 90 ooms slack sanrssn Of Bourbon county kys
hinosies I,.v- 81 ha comfy His slre has
eot q = - soc than eny other jack in st Slass.
ooea s,e sser and two Mule lacks VII stand q he ssne
a Aea.' g. DUTAL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29

GKxrnAL RRxiaHT OBIcE, NASHVILLE DECATUR l. L.
NASHVILLE. Nov. 18th, leo.
ON after the goth inst, eighs for Decatur, all points
on Memphis and Charleston and all other connectng Rcads
vii Be received and sent forward without delay.
70 insure prompt attention eghts must have plain shipping
marks destination 10 full and initials Of last road each
package. STOCK through with care and dispatch
JOHN w. RATcLTFFE,
novIs-dIn .-s Geaerai Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29
A sH~ nj
FURNITURE STORE
rev

s-,r, .er tskes this method Of inermipg hispstFnns
~ he rahc generally that ls sas Just arrived from the
- ,.h snendd stock o. fashionable Furniture TO which
49, 49, "a All attention. He has TAKEN and snperhlv
a ~ afore No. &c Market street % tie old
49,. :, ~ attention ahd fGireinf. f7ta shafe
am particularly d9EiEouB 10 show 10 those
10 purchase my stock Of Mattresses jpSt made and
49,. n nj superior, others n the market calling
y s ed Store No. 50 Market street, you vii meet With
ss,etive clerk who deen Il pleasure 70 shcw the stock
hehsr you wish 70 purchase 10 coRascfkon ack
any cfheT esfdokfshstns.
nart-2n sAML HENsHAw.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29
CAarfestOn and SaVannah
FREIGHT Errrs


FREIGHT LINES.
RATES REDUCED AND SPEED rTopr.Sz,
EyxpREss Freight Trains op.yl a. -.
M DssnSer 1859 through mates rem Nes Yoss ).
EIst Glass 100 Ia, q q TAira Cas-. IA.
f 4ss O.. - ne 90 3 Fourth Class, % 4
1 sns mn en-, s ss and cAarisOn shs s ~
1 aoa sss ss. York and Philadelphia seven and s On,
InlsrvsninE ssbbsEAs cause The .s0v. ,,,..,,.-.
ssa. trains are run on Sunday three Iins % -
eep dsas ossSrr51 "a a '9 0S 0vsIss. ana s.s
''t dec "a a. saA''@7o S KArOad ct dsIiTs5 =
FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL,
PhiiaaeIPhia, GIh year.
MADAME W. ILLANT viii re omen tsr 49, -, !
sehool FER young ladies' l6s8 Chrstpqt ss, - -
se7ssnoer Superior fnstruefiors Ia - sri - ~
Srs1eAes to het Of vh equally sor ~ ~ - .ss1es
uih Aad@nae Valiant, viii super mad ths 1,s-S -
ssp1hdIn
stewart County, Stass OF Tes.neSeee- :,
~ ARL COUNTY COURT Ar NJ.
yer.-Ianaes AecsrroII ct ala. rs Gas :. -
ss-rs.iton % sell laid II agpearng % - -. 90
Aogarrsil. james Accsrrcl ss uel sean
nc srse hsirs a. ag Of Francis Nscarro dsses ..fsass
Va. publication es four 80 ssasrsa
cty a Nssbvi h. $500 n-icAN, Dexsapsr pubsksa n -
Sesrs tae tees q NE County Cart 81 $780, - ePs
- "a : ~ houses IN said eoany, n ne So, -
go q % bill, Or the viii Is
- : " e~ @"1 n iowa for bearing exp8rts
eec7-x4t-pr'sfee S. ?, $3.50 Soee y olEf
Elanny's com eIre1 IRe,,,@-.- - -,
Mower,
MITE WOODS fWPROVRHElrx
~ SeiecfAted Aaentne eeeiVsd the Ant Ti-- ~
SOLD A.DeL a the bsstcohined ResUinT ~ at.le
vac sssst United ss.sss Agricultural Fs hsIs q
80 sSPesaosr i.SI The trial "a nesg Esv,-
Sny, where AL TIE prs paI aiachin.- n - ~
go - - terd The conrittss rais
sst !. . Wilder President sssss
'0 E, 20 = Lszissille, ~ >s.''aaFsFa
ssceised ne ward a. the best hsspsr and a.
oe, sfe sHo separate committees. aouoaf- = 4. p,
aent o. ne Davidson oounty AericaItu NJ si-e kii
- ~ ever noes machines Ia uss h T,s
durn- tSe 80 49,. ans ana wards we're given tiI rsAs.
A"s a'oss 21eninss are for sale b. tie Hadsssiansi
ssnsrAl Agent for the Btss,
s.A01 aa-.. HsHb8, WHkEk8g 4 CO.
- Ha4hvflls. ia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-29
ROAD TIERS FOR 1851.
At the FaiR G. unds.
PRICES REDUCEDTO Sc HE TIMES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
yEyHIs FIRST GLASS ROADSTER, will his season fer
1861 at the State Fair Ground. Nashville beginning
March 4h and closing July the h al go and Us
for insurance.
He l. beautiful HACK six old troed at Athens In
1864 in 50 and Is certainly handsome and perfect
horse in bic hzt has brought the State He
bred Vermont imported By T. X. Jennings, and By tie
hatch horse he ~ Ii oc he BY Old Black Hawk be By shcr
and he By the Original Justin Morgan Dam Duzoc,
d. st. Charles Or d. Woodbury. Morgan, and hence
blnes four OF the bsst trottlng known.
No. 2, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old by We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury. will be let to % e5 the season, $40 10
insane. He ia very promising.
No. 3, Washington the Cd.
GOOD BAY years old by Old Washington, dam excel
Trotng Mare, will be let to Is Mares at 10 the season.
9l5 to insure IN foai.
will please examine the above Stations Coed Blue
pasture farm 81 r. Tanning. and grain to kesP
mares in good conaition, At 81 per week.
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company.
Oscar Kmba will be ready all times to show the stock TO
gentlemen,
Refer toJ Owen, Of Williamson, Col r. Allen Of Sum-
ner, T. Famine of Davidson. Dr. A T. Gooch, Of Ruher
ford. nar5-f
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOvEMBER IIsh, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East West will run a. follous
GOING EAST.
Leave NAshvile 1t $50 A N and , Pm.
Arrive ct Chattanooga l30 II s3d l15 A n.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 73GA 81 and 7:3oPM
Arrive at Nashville at $50 u and A N.
IL rail connection shortest 70 Boston, New Ycrk
n Phil1dephiA, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond
Petersburg, Lynchbng Knoxville, savannah, Charleston
Montgomery MenF his New Orleans, &C.
Both Trans connect at stevenson with Trains On Memphis
and Charleston Raircad and Chattanooga with Trains
East and Georgia and Western Atlantic Rsroa
Through TcEsts may be had At any hour application
Ticket Agsat at Office at Depot the felsWing places
az the following prices, Wis: