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adjourn in the evening, 1t adjourn until June.
Lost.
8upr. Gibbs moved that Supr. Burley, on
the part Of the county, and supr. Buell. on
the part Of the defendant, conduct the exam.
fnation Of Dr.. Messler upon the charg,s Of
intemperance, this afternoon Laid on the
table.
/. Petition for an appropriation for macadamiz-
inss the Harlem Road, was hid on the table
q resolution that the Supervisors collect
liquor licenses In their respective towns, and
be allowed 20 Per cent. upon all monies col
lecte d. was s3lost. >.
Supr. johnson moved that no clerk or other
person abont the Court House be authorised
to purchase furniture or other articles, to be
paid for out Of the county treasury, without
the auth0rity Of the proper Committee. Lost.
On motion Of Supr. Erler, 1t was resolved
that Dr.. Mezs1er be SLOWED select a member
Of the Board and the Chairman another, to
conduct the examination into charges Of
drunkenness preferred against the Dr., the re-
malnGer Of Board to sit as jury and try the
case. Dr.. Messler selected Supr- Buell., and the
Chair selected Supr. Owen, and the inyestiga-
tiou proceeded.
The Board. then resolved into committee
Of the whole, aupr. Burley in the Chair. AZ
ter investigating the subject the. committee
rose and through its chairman reported that
they did not find DR.. Messler guilty Of habitu-
al drunkenness since his Last election. Report
concufred In. - = 49,:
"a. Snpr. Dolton Of committee on City Relar
tiansy reported and recommended that the
members be paid for attendance at the present
, 1861-03-09

4 QUESTION FOR JUDGE BATES.
1t is question for the new Attorney
General to Investigate, whether it is not
the duty Of the Government to arrest thnt
distlnioa brawler, Wigfall, together with
John B. Floyd and the three secession
commissioners from JEFF. Davis mock Con-
federacy, for the crime Of treasont It is
well remembered by persons familiar with
tie nullification period Of 1882, that Presi-
dent Jackson was ut one time on the point
of throwing Senator Calhoun in Jail TO
await trial for this greatest CT crimes. 1t
is pity he did not CARY out his purpose.
If the father Of secession had been hung
when lie deserved to be, his progeny would
not be so numerous to-day. It is true that
treason can consist on II i'll levying WEI
against the United States, or adhcring 10
their enemies, giving them aid and comfort
While it is manifest that Wigfall & Co. arc
adhering to the enemies Of the United
States, giving them all the aid and comfort
in their power, it is not q fact that they
have been giving them that material aid
which is supposed to be implied by tllt
context rs necessary 10 constitute thc crimt
Of treason. Floyd has indeed given then
a vast amount Of 8 id and comfort, but tIlt
villain would claim That his acts were per
formed long before any overt exhibition o
treason was nlanfesteds There is an ex
Secretary Of the Treasury, however, !,
easy reach OF The Federal authorities, wl!s
sent $20O, 1000 in coin to New Orleans attc
the treason lad broken out, and it nigh
be easily shown TO any jury that be Gent
tlither for the express purpose OF having
appropriated ny traitors, and used in levy
ing war against the Union.
Let Judge Bates look into this class
subjects tloroug]y- IL is most humiliatinl
to witness the pranls OF these parraclde
before our very eyes, without acqnaintir;
them with the power Of the Goyernmcn
and the majesty Of law.
, 1861-03-09

Regular services are held in the Berean BAPTIST
Church, on Dekovau street, between Dssplaines
and Halsted, every Sunday at 10x T. H., nud ~
P. n. Preaching on the coming sabbath morning
and evening by Rev. ". s. Goodno, Of Jackson
yflic. =
Divine setyice In tbs First English Evangelical
Lutheran Chuch, on'Monroe street, between Clark
and Wells, every Sabbath at 10H A. ~, and ~
F. II. Sunday School at 2 P. II
There will be reguiar services in the Church OF
Ascension every Sunday morning at 1917 O'Clock,
and uclock P. H., and on Friday evening at u
O'Clock. Rer. Vim. H. Cooper Rector.
Rev; H. B. Walbridge, OF Toledo. will oficiase at
the Church Of the Holy Communion tomorrow.
tSunday.) Services ata0x A. H., and X P. n.
SP1R1rrA1lsA.-Mr.H Il. P. Fairfield, q trance me-
dinna, viii lecture At Klngsbury Hall On SUNDAY
tomorrow at 1095 A. n, and IN 2. II. <
The City Mission {P. E.) Church, corner Of Indi-
and Franklin etreets s open for divine service
At 10H a Il, and T. n every Sunday Service
this Saturday evening at TX o'clock. Sermon by
Rev. y. q. Cooper, late Of Waukesan. E. B. Tut,
tie, Rector. -
Services will be held In the North Bsptist
Church, corner OF Ohio and Dearborn Streets at
II A. H., and 7H P. II. Sabbath School at a3x
A. n. Presiding by the Rev. A. r. Strong, Of
Rochester, Il. T., tomorrow (Su1daE} and sue
ceedine Sabbaths until further notice. The public
are cordially invited TO attend.
, 1861-03-09

No new appointments were made
by the President yesterday, but several Sc
cession incunlbents received notice to quit.
The appointments Of Mr.. Judd, A1r. Krcis.
man, and Mr. Kasson Of Iowa were yester-
day confirmed by the Senate.
, 1861-03-09
Gblra9n.Gtibu1re,


Extra papers Of this morning containing
OUT annual railway statistics CAN. be had
ut the counting room Of the TndsuSE. It
over the Eastern States and Europe. Our
bankers, merchants and railway managers
should give it 4 wide circulation.
, 1861-03-09

There appears to be movement either
to expel Wigfan from his seat i'll the SEN
ate OF to put him under arrest. A rcsolu-
tion Tor preamb]e} looking in that direction,
was introduced by Senator Foster ycster-
day. The wires failed just at the interest
ing point, leaving Us to fill an important
hiatus with conjectures.
, 1861-03-09

}ETpm UH1 oMH Ht9!iEtPbsdSA.-J
vAsu1sarox, March !, 1861.
This Ia the cyentfu! 4th Of March When lie
dial finger points to II o'clock, the aamlnls-
tr.tion of Old Buck ends, and that of Old Abe
begins, The city Is in delightful state Of ex-
c1temeut and exhilaration- There are lilly
thousand strangers in Washington ut this hour
and trains are constantly arriving full as they
can hold. Pennsylyania tnFns out @o,uVo Flsit-
ors and Mart land 10000. Illinois certainly
7as 1000 Of the s.boys" on hand 10 sec that
the bill Is filed, md Old Abe duly anu ttuy
installed. They are not going home nntll th's
Is done. Just now Washington IS !
Union city Of the most loyal hina-
Nnt a rattlesuake cockadc is to ee
see, The hiss of the serpent is not heard.
SOME people are coming to rea1lzlhg sense
of +1,e fact that there is a North There is
1,nr,tr and freshness in the atmosphere oi
washington never before experienced. It is
.ccntea With tie fragrance Of the Declaration
If Independence The surging croWde OF ear
NEST, intelligent men, orcEho"ang Inc s1ree17'
avenues md hotels, do care "whether elaFe'J
;s voted mp OF voted down" Washington thfs
aav is tor tho Union and the Constitution as
It ia. and the enforcement Of the Laws
Tie civ is duttezing with flags: They may
he seen by the ecore and hundred, On the lead-
Ing gthoroughfares. From almost every honsc-
TN or window, the Stars and Stripes are way
inr. 1t every corner ana turn arc heard the
nat;onal airs, Yankee-doodle Is not forgot
ten. -.
The Fumors apouI lae eaeine' nay ee~1seo'
.i- 414a <,ft, t,1sata Il *aSo
for the Presidential play as made up Taken
ss,. s - -,,7,st y. ranfcsscd to he n strong
together 1t must pe coaAeseea ~ W F" ot'o"s
body Of constitutional advisers. Seward and
Chase have heretofore stood At tne very iofe-
front Of the hepnohsah o!Ganiza,ioh m '.s 1s .ne
Cabinet appointments were ST. Llneoins chlet
competitors 1or the Presidency: eeMaro,
Chase, Cameron and Bates. choosing these
men shows that ~: Llneoin -, nas no pefsons
jealousies or feelings OF rivalry. lie takes 70
his confidence and council the great chiefs OF
great one: the crisis is peculiar ard full Of
Deril. He summons to bis ail the highest hu-
man wisdom within his reach. ALI reports to
the contrary, tho Cabinet will be Unit in SEN
tinaent and action The sto5y that Seward en-
tered bis protest against Chsse's going into
tha Cabinet il wholly untrne- The relations
existing between the two naen are friendly
and candid
Inc wa5mest co2,es1 80 @as oeiwcgo G me
Of Ghsss and ~ dor the
ss;d % as *snssd e. III msa y '':i lie rigat
tae ~ peptmeut feanss1vania s'sd IS atght 1t
Ing s.aie ana en :.Ga,,S Gmefph ith p ary M nn q
Lin call this eapi5s should be ipsaaed y
Iuvn fIe,r opposftion TO Ca1acron's having
s.at ~ tnc cahsncf md the ertie,a< cordiale il
&E1+ II LUG Ndt!nEA3 <AsA 49, - -
Ts.umed tetween the friends OF the respective
en1aa. p,c,ona.,a ,,,cfcrrcd having Gid
r~.e -. ~ am <artt Tim,
E<As " -. - - 1:'1 TI.if -r t1,n .h;,,1,frr n
,sr % I.nitsa sts,st s be,9ncs to Ncw England
Iss e ., r a.x 'e a2sais y NeF gt Gpn9s. be %a
t,ern ia ths We=. III. lo,,lis}. Lie is intimate
, 1861-03-09
The Tolls on the Erie Canal.

IL "onia appeat snas Inc 1eeent aeaon ol
the Cana1 Board OF New York In advancing
the tolls on western produce fifty per cent,
over last wears rates. does not meet, will,
e,no,, e,-o- a. p,1raio vhs-,, "a ,,3dsrs+snd =
meeting OF those Interested is to be held to
Commercial Advertiser, in reference 10 the mat
! ter saws;
{; Already. indications Of the future iniurv
that the revised toll:sheet is calculated to
bring upon Bnftalo and the canal revenues,
, 1861-03-09
MISS0TKT.

The Committee On Federal Relations in
the Missouri Convention, will to-day re-
port resolutions against secession, and in
favor Of the Cfittenden Compromise.
, 1861-03-09
fnYyR WASHINGTON LIZ TEA.

The Crowd in yEa-lin.ton-TheC Cabt-
neIeUufpundcd Storics..1he tauf.
mai Un{t-J0Iane and Andy j ohm
1n1tn.-Au Unusual 40. HE IN tlic
Eennte-~TIle Chicago HFtSWam RE-
peated, 1iLc.
, 1861-03-09

The Candt dates in New Hampshire.
The candidates of the Unfonists and Repub-
licans for the offices of Governor, Ra!lroad
Commissioner, and Members Of Congress,
, 1861-03-09

Total :. :. .190, ,aa5555 a5555 997 2ss ,8s4
In this synopsis are embraced, as is believed, all
the banks that were in operation the LIST Of Jan
l1ary, 1861, with. the exception Of the Bank Of
Louisiana, four small hanks In Delaware one or
two in Maryland, ten In Georgia, three in Ala
others In distant PARTS Of the country.
, 1861-03-09

It was c1rrie6 that the Mich, Central r. f.
bill Of s108 80 be paid
Supr. Oven, Of the Judiciary Committee,
presented report on the petition Of the North
Baptist Church asking remission Of taxes
paid By the church In 1859, and asked that
their prayer be granted on account Of error.
Report concurred in, and. the County Clerk
asked to certify to the amount to the Auditor
Of Public Accounts.
The same Committee also made q report on
the matter Of collecting fines from Justices OF
the Peace belonging to the School fund, with
IN accompanying resolution directing said
Justices to pay over said fines to the School
Commissioner, and instructing the latter to
report trora time to me t, the Judiciary
Committee any and a1 collections thus made,
with the names and places Of residence Of the
Justices complying. The resolution also
orders the School Commissioner to use all
necessary legal means for making such collec-
tions, and provides that he may be paid for
such services at the option Of the Board. The
report was accepted and concnrred in.
Supervisor Rees moved that the report OF
the Con mittee on Jaf1s and Jail Accounts,
laid on the table on Thursday, be taken up.
Carried. The same member then moved that
tie bills therein named be taken and acted
on sepirately. Lost He then moved that all
Of said bills be rejected. Carried.
The Board then adjourned until the first
Monday in June next.
, 1861-03-09
SLoATs SEWING MAJ HINF
LOOK At QUA MACHINES !.

Before Pnrchn.s.nz nnd R.menber
These Facts: 'T'-
tres Of expense 49," 'eop afsN4 IA 1epoo
These AaehiCes make the Lock st1tch .,h,ch !. suto
on both sides of the fAf,ric "A1so 49, - GILLIAN
gv< fnll and guarantee the practical
To1SEg on AZ kinda Of fbrc; fhirk and fhfr without
MASON. Il EAsTER,':
Sole Agents for the Northwest,
f: i: l54 c1ARK STREET.; . !.
UNDER THE NEW: SHERMAN Ho1rsE :.
RI Asents wanted in every town and easy in TIE
hoftnHes3. {a11c1alu:1ss pr
, 1861-03-09

To PUBLIC STEAMERS AND SINGERs.-'!BroWn's
Bronchial Troches'' OF Cough Lozenges. From
Pref. n. Stacey Johnson Teachcr Of Music, s.
Female College, La Grange, Ga. II have found
their very ecacous in removing that irritation
| of the Throat so common with speakers and Sing
ers. havo enlisted several gentlemen in their
favor, among whom arc Professor Wines, Princl-
pal Crownwood University, and Rev. N. league Of
this place. The Troches have only to be tried to
recommend themselves
, 1861-03-09

THE CONFIDENCE MEN.--Messrs. bforiarty
md Dawson, arrested for swindling man ont
of 80, at the Rock Island Railroad Depot
were yesterday held for further examination.
, 1861-03-09
THE CITY

nB furnished first class suburban resi-
lence is offered for rent in another column.
DINE ENorELs.--McNally 4 Co., No. 81 Dear
born street, have sent Us three Of Bead1e's Ia
Todd,' and " Kit Carson"
, 1861-03-09

U For ANT operation upon your teeth, or for
rE8FEc7 artificial work OF any desirable style, call
on DR.. Abaugh, No. IS West Randolph ct.
is9f6r4m
, 1861-03-09

POLICE SUPER1NTEkDENT.-We are informed
that the Police Commissioners have rendered
the Office Of Superintendent to Mayor Went
worth, who has the matter under advisement.
, 1861-03-09

The LAST ExHB1TIos.-This evening posi-
lively the last exhibition Of Thiodon's Muse
um Of Arts will be given at Rngsbury Hall
Ali who hnve not seen it should certainly at
tend In the afternoon the place will be
opened expressly for Indies and children, and
some extra attractions have been prepared for
the closing Of this deserving entertainment.
Much Of the attractiveness of the Museum Of
Arts should be placed to the credit Of Afr. c.
G. Bird, leader Of the orchestra
FIREs,-On Friday morning about three
o'clock large three story double frame dwell
ling, No. 469 West Lake street, near Union
Park, the property Of A1r. Joseph Wilson, was
discovered to be On fire, and before the flames
could be exttnguishod was partly destroyed.
The building had for long time been unoccu.
pied, WIS a first class house of its kind, and it
is the supposition, under the circumstances,
that its destruction was the result Of inccndia'
rism. Loss partially covered by insurance.
At half past three yesterday afternoon the
brick building No. 212 Randolph, between
franklin and Wells streets, was set Oh fire by
little boy who was carelessly allowed to play
with matches in room in the fourth story.
The flames quickly communicated to some
painting materials aud created much smoke
and smell, but did but comparatively little
damage to the structure. The department
Was promptly on the spot and easily subdued
| the devouring element. The building is the
property Of John B. Busch ahd occupied on itE
lower floors by Mr. Schoellkopf as grocery
| store
, 1861-03-09


Rooms, Noe. 1913 and 125 Dearborn street. Their
place has become one Of the most popular resorts
for ladies' and gentlemen in the city, and II one
Needs meal, an oyster supper OF anything Of the
kind, Case & Parmelee are readily suggested Call
aud see them at once. Tar 92t
ASSOCIATED CoSoREss.-There will be regular
meeting Of the Chicago House Of Representatives
this evening, ut the Mechanics Institute. The
public are invited to attend. The meeting will bo
addressed By John s. Kerr, Eaq., In favor Of the
Government recognizing the Independence Of the
Calf States. Take along the ladies.
SLoAS's COMMERCIAL Co1lEaE,-The following
Young gentlomen passed their final examination
before the Board Of Examiners Of Sloan's Com
mcrcial College, and were awarded diplomas =
Freeman Conner, L, 7. Swift, G. B. Smith.
s Paul Pry, Conchas, Regalias and the finest
Havana Cigars sold In the city, warranted genuine
and hne-fn1l favor-only to be had Of SARGENT,
Apothecary, corner Randolph and State street.
IS1EEEsr1Na-Hh housekeepers really understood
the great difference that exists between different
brands Of saleratus, to quality purity, and con.
eequent reliability and hcalshfulness, they wonld
not long be without the best that ia manufactured
LIZ A4ul O. w. 3 0altFAAa9 CuSLs you HD UlQEE lGau
any Of the inferior articles that in the market.
,Hefs using new process Of refining Saleratns, by
which all impurities are removed. This process is
in use at no other establishment in this country.
The quality Of the saleratus produced By this pre-
cess is fast becoming very popular with Intelligent
housewives. Dc Land and Co.'s Sa1e.atus is for
sale BY most groeers and storekeepers. Manuiac-
tured at FaiFport, Monroe Co., N. Z. The princi-
pal groeers also wholesale 1t. Sold at wholesale
By dcalcrs in Chicago and Milwaukee.
~ Illinois School of Trade and Commercial
College, ]. Dshrenfurth. Principal, open from a.
Il. to 1OP.A Evening hours continued July 1st.
Life scholarship $25. For circulars apply at the
Rooms, corner Lake 4 LaSslle streets, or address
Principal. m7x8t
EB Go to John Jones's, 119 Dearborn street, and
get your clothes cleaned and repalred.
E Cook & McLain, IS Dearborn street, have
madc their price for cleaning aud dyeing gents
garments less than any other house in the city.
ei
- All should not fail to rcad the advertisement
OF Prof. Wood In to-da5s paper. mh-1y
V For ANT operation upon your teeth, or for
rEEFEcr artificial work Of any desirable style, call
on Dr.. Albaugh, No, IS West Randolph It,
, 1861-03-09
NRtn advertisements.

G. q. SCRIVEN, AdoertIsing Agaat, 6 DkoT-
torn st., II auhorissd to rscsio Ad1ertIassnts for
u IL ard al the Lending Pnpsrs Of Las Northeast
, 1861-03-09

eB 60 to John Jones's, rs Dearborn etreet, and
get yopr clothes cleaned and repalred.
w Cook i McLain, 9S Dearborn street, have
madc their price for cleaning aud dyeing gents
garments less than any other house in the city.
, 1861-03-09

Ho4 FOR ArsTnAL1A-The advertisement
Of the Australian Commercial line for Mel
bourne, Australia, will be found in our paper
to day. The accommodations Of this compa-
ny for passengers to the land Of gold, are
said to be unsurpassed.
, 1861-03-09

PUSINESS ROOMS.-Two large
- rooms on the second story to rent In the best
part Of Lake street. with exclusive use OF wide en-
tranca- kent, 500 per rear Suitable for any light
bns!nees. Coed location for Millinery. Address boz
H637 EpHt DHCe, ms4f2t
, 1861-03-09

NAy1aAT1oS.-Seye1lse sessels have already
left this port, for cargoes ofswood, to different
harbors, on this md the other side Of Lake
Michigan, but as yet no propellera OF steamers,
that we have heard Of, have cleared. Capt, a.
2. Goodrich, however, proposes steaming out
| this evening for Manitowoc In the Comet. =
Meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors,
FIFTH AKD LAST DAY.,
| Board met ut 10 o'clock, pursuant to adjourn
ment. Minutes OF last meeting read md ap-
proved
The Committee on Judiciary reported. re-
commencing that the Sheriff; In Connection
| with the Committee On Jail and Jail Accounts,
appoint . night wntchman to guard the jail,
t and that he be paid ut q rate not exceeding 81
per day, from the County Treasury.
Supr. Dolton spoke In opposition to the re-
port, contending that the recommendation Il for
appointment OF q -watchman should come In
accordance with the statutes, from the Judges
Of the Superior Court OF from two 1ustiees Of
the Peace.
Supr. Buell. moved as an amendment. tha,
the Building Committee be authorized to re-.
construct one half Of the cells, lining then1
with boiler iron or tagging stone, In which +
con1ne the most dangerous Of the prtsf,nara
After Considerable discussion, 9nnr Bnel
Withdrew his motion. Supr Oven moved n,
Eprevioas question, but withdrew TO Five nj :,
to snpr. Rarloy, who advocated tbs ter. 80
appointment of watchman unt,s;; M .,,e; @a1t;;
mlttee on Jail and IAN :s1d adS rssr ssn'
on the condition es sesIa id, :e1 9ef''t
ths sgpt IT, S'at:er nosed q lay the matter o,
! supr. Rurley moved that when the Boar,
, 1861-03-09

WANTED-By a young man -
yH :eaEs Of sEe, = situation a. Beok-Kecpe1 Or
sFy CLERK IL ny sszpeetebls susInss9 Whsre Pc
1ered." Good references given. Address IT r.
, 1861-03-09

SLoAS's COMMERCIAL CoLLEaE-The following
Young gentlomen passed their final examination
before the Boasd Of Examiners OF Sloan's Com
ncrcial College, and were awarded diplomas:-
freeman Conner, L. 7. Swift, G. B. Smith.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19

OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
n HAVE for lot Of the hnest OLD WHISKY
1 In the etsie. from six TO ten Year, old.
This my private order las have been in the
liquor rLds) has always been In possession
rant pune copper dei sweet mash, made from ten to
fifteen proof The best references be
given For further information. address Box 2S, Pooce
Louisville, Ker lucky
Eakge Onion aud American copy daily and weekly
amount q g. charge this of6ce Loussrs Courier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19
Notice TO Shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
ENTERTAINMENTS OFFIcK.
Mas svfLLE. Tenn, March 8, 1861.

EUPERIN IfNpENTs OFFcE- [
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 8, 1861
ENreights frs the Ws consigned the scent Nashville
II &ChataDooga r. Co., designed fer ship
greater quknies than be shipped Immediately the road
stored IN the warehouses q the that temporary
storage and pro found where
ans tor the purpose having the charges for storage
able aniorm, arEangeens have been made win aessrs
Dsvir and Fsrrsnn No tho storage Of all
river ers ~ est eopsgnee OF sllo per 2B0e
pounds which win RSs paysge, storage and hAndeg
prelaus al expenses incidental
70 s.sTGge They agreeing protect he fehts for forty
ave DAYS, without additional charge II protection To- t
length OF time Is found from any cause-shca nft
sntcrsed particular attention viii be paid to dates and
eae7 lot forWasde 49, tMItior VIII oe naae
give sxpsalson r,nsii isfil ls and oevtas ne
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19
ROADS TERs TOR 1861.
At the Fail G unds.
PREoEg REDUCEs TO So HETIuEs,

No, 1. GrRen Mountain Black Hawk.
TEyHIS PIksT CLASS ROADSTER. will make season for
1851, G the State Fair Ground Nashville heganng
MARCH sh and soag July the 4h. season, aud t5
for insuranGa.
He beautiful black, six Old roted at Athens
1860 IL 500 and certainly most haEdsoe and perfect
horse he action that has been brought to the ssts he
bred Feren imported BY r. Z. Jennings ~ tie
Hatch hore, he BY Ii hoo he b. Old Black Hswk he cher
and he By the Original Justin Morgan Dam Duroc, Or
d. st. Charles Or d. Woodbury. Morgan, and hence
bines four Of the best trettinR crosses kneEn.
No. 9, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old. BY We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury. viii be let to % SIS season, $40
insure. Hell very promising.
No. 3, Washington she Cd.
AGooD BAY years cid, BY Ola wsshingop dam an ercsl.
lsht Ttofg sss viii Be- lei to Mares At 3 he seasea,
Si5 80 sas Ire 70 foal. = = =
Breeders viii 3esse examine TIC above Ssalions Coed Blue
Grass pasture he farm II r Fsnning. and grain keep
mares in good condition, at 81 per vesk,
ANDREW GREGORY.
Nashville, Tenn Part QVpq and Agent for Company
OSCAR Kba WILT be ready a. al tines g sOa the stock to
genemsa.
Refer toI Gwen, Of Wiilansaa Col B. 4IIea of Sym.
nsr p Fannins, Of Davidson. Dr. 4 T. Gocc, OF RutaF
ford. maF5-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-19
slt LIVE .. Lur Fult
COAL oTL LAM Ps

T. u A Il % II u a w + ~
VWTE have Just received another supply csa Oil LAMPS
wv among which veiy handsome patterns par
lors all with the Collins burnr which the
imesausbly superior TO other Lamp now be-
of oness and stesdnesof hame freedom or
smoke, simplicity IN construction, beauty and elegance uh,
eannezs eco1ony 0ns Lamp will give the R Of lour
candles does much Tha Oil have In
ported these lamps clear beautiful article free
any ordor, leaves spot split
carpet or clothing, and will not explode
e4e- RAINS, BROWN 4 CO..
Wholesale and retail Druggists, No. Is Public Square,
marls-u NashYills, Tenn