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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-25
CRY ADVERTISER GNTs.
NpgICE T0 AI.I WHO b IT Way ooN.

NpTICE TO ALI! WHO n 1T May CON.
pending before the City Council of the city Of On-
cin1sti, the following Ordinances, to wit;
Stone streot, from Fifh street to sixth street On
T9 grade, repair and pave, with brick, tho side
street IT G .iN PVT "
walks on JOhn-streei, from Wade-street to Poplar
10 regrade, repair and pave. with brick. the side
walks Martin street, from Pearl street to Third
TO Tsgrade, repair and pave, with brick, the side
walks on Third street, from MArtin-streett to Front
To reerade. repair and pave, with brick the side
walks on Hathaway street, from Baymiller-street
To reerade, repair and pave with brick, the side
walks on Pearl-street, from Kilgourstreetto Front
10 ropeve, with limestone, Blackburu-alley from
Wade-streei toR point 200 feet south
In pun gapoe Of the Law, sa.a ORDINANCES were
strIcted to givefour weeks notice Of the pendency
The law resuires all claims for damages, that may
accrue from said improvement to be filed in writing
With ,hs Gty eTE setting forth The t6s s%ogst P Of
alton Of the time required for The publication Of
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
ujaa jSas-S -S''OA' SAM L ooRwINE, City Clerk.
NTOTICR. TO. ALL WHOM IT MAY
IN 00koBaN. .-NoIice Is hereby gis.n that there
are pending ssieLe ae 9ty SSS1en S Sz he O'y OIL
To grade and cave With bowlderSstone Front
street. from Warrington street TO the east line OF
no ffa5e sd pave with bOwlder.stone Smith
street from Second TO the Whttewater Canal
To grade aud rave with boglder-st~-.e Liberty
street, fom Pendletnn street to Pricestreet.
To grace, repair aud pave with brick the side
walks on Melancthonsstreet, from outter-street to
To rraSe and pave with brick the sidewalks on
MarReretstreet from Ltnnstree to Cutter-street.
In pursuaUce of the law, said Ordipances were
twice read laid on the table, and the Clerk in
structed to give four weeks notice Of the pendenoy
of the same, .-.IL
accrue from said improvement TO be nled in writing
With the city Clerk, setting forth the amount OF
pration Of the time required for the publication Of
such netioe, when the same viii be taken up for
jsii.dw sAM..L. ooRwINE, City Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-25

A FRKSoHMAEls REVENeE.-A Frenchman,
visiting London, rode on horseback along
the New-road, and, on reaching the turnpike
1t Battle bridge, was stopped by the gate
keeper, who demanded one penny. Mon
tisur demonstrated, and for some time re-
fused but at length, finding that his elo-
Auence ,of no avail, he threw down the
penny ip passion, exclaiming yehemently. !;
fDare- Is your money, sarei and, 70 punish
you, Iwill not come through your pike again
this day.'bAa g ie' 4A ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-25

Wendell PhiIlIps's Last Rabid Speech
He PFODOunces the Union n Failure.
Wendell Phillips, in his last ultra disunion
speech, said: .,g tttF
Mr.. Seward confessed, at Chicago, that
neither free speech nor free suffrage existed
in one-half of the States. No Northern man
can trade, live or talk there. For twenty
years men have been mobbed, robbed,
Lynched, hung and burned there solely for
loving liberty; and while the Federal Gov
ernment never lifted a finger to prevent or
punish it, the very States whose citizens
have been outraged, have been too indiffer-
ent even to remonstrate. Massachusetts,
who once remoDstrated saw her own agents
mobbed out of Charleston with her full con.
sent.
Before the Union existed, Washington and
Jefferson uttered the boldest anti slavery
opinions; to-day they would be Lynched in
their own homes; and their sentiments have
been mobbed this very year in every great
city of the North. The Fugitive-slave Bill
could never have been passed nor executed
in the days of Jay. Now, no man who hopes
for Office dares to insist that it is unconstitu-
tiona. Slavery has turned our churches OF
Christ to churches of commerce.
John Quincy Adams, the child of our ear
lier civilization, said the Union was worth
less, weighed against that liberty it was
meant to secure. Mr.. Seward, child Of the
Union, Gays there are few meR, and there
ought to be few, who would not prefer saw
ing the Union TO securing freedom and
standing to-day at the head Of 100000
of free men, be confesses he does not
deem it prudent to express his "most cher
ished convictions" on this subject, while
every honest man fears, and three fourths OF
Mr.. Stewards followers hope, that the North,
in this conflict of right and wrong, will,
spite of Horace Greeley's warning, HLove
Liberty less than Profit, dethrone Conscience
| and set up Commerce in its stead" You
know it. A Union whose despotism is 50
cruel and searching, that one half our law
ers and one-haf our merchants stihe con-
science for bread-in the name of Martin
Luther and John Milton, of Algernon Sgd
ney and henry Vaue, of John Jay and
Samuel Adams, declare such a Union a
failure.
If the Union created for us a fresh Col
conda every month If it made every citizen
wise as Solomon, blameless as st. John, and
safe as an angel in the courts of Heaven, to
cling TO it would still be damnabie crime,
hateful to God, while its cement was the
blood Of the negro while it, and it alone,
made the crime Of slaveholding possible in
J. fifteen States. ..,,t,,.... o.. ...- -.re
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-25
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines
PRICES RKDUCEBi


TTyHE WHEELRR &sIWTLaON sRvvs
- IhG7BAOHIHH COMPANY, having esins1
al their suits ct law with Infringing n1anufss-
tureray propose that the public ahall " benedfeH
therehyi and have accordingly REDUOED THW
PklOEb OF their Sewing e-naachinea.
HAVING made Tor over seven yoars, the most pos-
nov emplyinE Al 1SOO OSeil A. thsts besty' 80
making ONk HUNDRED MAOHIN rs PER deF,
they are prepared with such sxtreordiuarV fSsHs
ites and exPer1enoe 80 guarantees to the puroheerT
entire sanstacti9n. , All our Machines are ms6s
WARRANTED THREE YEARS.
TAs difference in price being merely diHerenos n
2l,305 Machines sold In 1882 being double eha
sales of ailg other company IN the linton.
Awarded the First Premium in the
US, FAIRS OF 1858, 1859 AND Iss0,
Ara ct the Cincinnati Mechanics, Inati.rta A..
kOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS we have taken ~
FtEst Premium over IL competitors as the best
BEST FAMILY sEwING-MACHINR
It uses shnttle makes the lock stitch aIIhs On
or the under side Of the seam;,and usea hut hrf
a. much thread as the chAin-sti machines. u
Seno or call for Circular, containing prfoaE
testimonials, etc. -
VIM. SUMMER & CO., Agents,
~ West Fourth-st.,
PIXIES OPEBA-HoUsE,
ueIo OlnOlHnATAsE
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-25
SRGER's SEWING
COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
Corner of Fourth and Race-stO.s
3 CINCINNATI OHIO

How ID II Singers Sewing -machines are univssssn
ally used for manufacturing purposssf The plaaH
reason why, is: Because they are batter. duza
BILE, more reliable, capable Of doing much Creates
variety Of work, and earning more money than Any
other Machine lrI'af.1 F.r fTsd i3iJiii
The public respectfully invited to call shd ~
anime Singers now TranHyerss shuttle Machine, anI
PRICE $3.50. ,IJu5
This Machine 10 highly ornamented, easy 20 opNss
ate. and iB the vsrx beat and cheapest MAohtus -
the market. JAMES sKARDoH,
Western Agent for Singers Sewing machine
Tnol4l 7Hg '49A ..-Hi
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-25

NREENMAN q TRUE,S IHPROVRH
u Hoiseless Lock stitch Shuttle Sewing -ma-
chimes, Of Howe Roper Patent, warranted The
best in market. Also, Blake & Johnsson's Heu-
mers, at Wholesale. 8. I; GARRISON. Agent.
PB-Agents wanted in every town. is2.cu
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-25
Wines and Liquors.

UE HAVE sPARED NO EXPENSE II
" the purchase Of our Liqpors, which have ben
selected expressly for medicinal purposes. tft.fH
! 80 - ALBERT ROSS, Rraggist,
del6 s. W. cor. oentral-sy, and hlghth-.e
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-25

WeBdell Phillips's Last Rabid Speech
He PFODOunces the Union n Failure.
Wendell Phillips, in his last ultra disunion
..ana1, n..J.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-25
Skates skatesl skatesl

WUsT R2bEIVED, FINE ENG LIsH
ID east-steel Skates, assorted styles ana Sizes
} 184 NGR11a-@treSts
ds2I-tf i'i h. .KITWREDGK q 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08

TEE GLOBE-
rs,a nt,ieiaI Pnner OF Congress.

prp1Is o nv annual Prospectus Of The Daily Glcoe
and 7he Congressional Globe and Appends e eh ,ht
suhacrbers and inform those who may desire 70 hn
CONGRESS will the first Monday OF next DecemveI,
shall resume publishing the above named papers, LEY
heen pubhed long, that most public men kne" .nef
tsr and therefore deem u needless 70
IRE Dag Gi06s will contain report CT the Deoass ~
branches OF Congress taken down by reporters al
10 any corps short hand writer's In this or IN any ons
try majority OF them wills EACH be able to report ~
ten thousapd hour while the average %
poken by fluent speakers rarely exceeds seven
hundred words hour When the debates Of Gay uo
coed they will appear in the Daily
ne next morning. which will contain, also the news OF me uey,
together such editorial articles as maj De P
~ Congressional Globe and Appendir will contain ne
ort Of ali the Debates Congress revised By the
Messages OF the President OF the United ,he Laws
ana nassed session, and eopous iEoexes 70
will be printed on royal sheet In book forms
II s beIeved az least pages This is
IN he The heapes sold in any country,
rnt or printed from manuscript copy taxing Tor @0'"
craze number Of words itccntains, ,,.,.,s-
The coune session. will, without doubt. be unusually
sine because debates WILL in great measure De
nolicy of the President elect, and the Globe VIII e
for many years past, the only source iroH "HeA 49,
~ Globe and AppsadiS free through
the nsiIs the United States as will be seen ny sesos
lowing Joint Resolution passed. " Uonsisss 80
I Resolution passed providing for the distribution Of ne
Laws OF Congress and the Debates thereon.
WITH vw To the cheap circulation Of the laws OF OonRies
ana the debates contributing to the true Interpretation
and to make free the communication oea"esn VIC
aza osnd S as ase and Royse Of
~ Tsitd Atrfes OF America Congress asssenaoe Ina
from and the present session OF Oongres s &C. Al
al 7ob6 and pendi1 which contains the laws ana Ie ue
shall pass free through the mails 50 long as n
same shall be published BY order OF Congress-
nothing herein shall be Construed to authorize 'ns
the Daily Globe free OF postage
Apursyed, August 6, 1852.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
-. Co. sale or Exchange.

LIKELY Negro Woman with egh. ;LSy sri over thir-
~ sss are fault but the SsOe orson ns o
owner has no fer them snd w h0 ed lets Fdgened
VIZ Wet n. sbyiIle will taken in part payment 800
pos Nashville P. o. 80,
TNKESH Neal and stock Feea' 'aA' i'0s'''-
n Poland. A fresh supply ~.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08

WILL sell CASH on ~, one negro hey named
SIiveT levied PrSrsTy , q gs 81 Evan. Co. Is
satisfy an in my bands IN hnpdred and eight
lars and ninety and costs ~ Davidson equity
"a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
Id. WHEELER

win cor time the the OLD stand South Mar
ket Street, he will be pleased to his friends and Gus
tomers ana offer them seasonable Dry Goods
Boots Shoes, Hats Ready Made Cothng and ether articles
usually kept Dry Go0s Store liberal share OF patronage
resuectuy solicited Great bargains will be offered Tor cash.
Country Jeans Lnsey Sosks, Rags, Feathers Sc taken IN
change for goods. L. u. WHEELER.
% tcl n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
PIANOS! mUSICl

AN nav receiving nv Fall stock OF PianooFtes from the
follovipe FACTORIES which will be the largest ever offered in
the city steinway sObs, A H. Gale Co. Haynes
aasIeton Brothers. VIM Kaube Co., Peters and Webb Light
Bradburry and sebeeE Schmidt all Of WHICH viii ee sold
ct small advance for cash or negotiable paper All ne
new and popular music uct received together with
yiolips Flutes Drums Brass Instruments SC For
come to me" at number So Jas a. "eOASNA'
septi6-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
Dissotmx5on1.

m HE coparsnershp heretofore existing between WHEEIER
SLOAN is this day dissolved By mutual consent and T. u
WHEELER alone authorized to settle up the business o. she hf
L. d. WHEEbkR
JAR I. SLOAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08

SPECIAL NOTIcE.-The UNION AND AaERIcAE ia condacs
ed strictly upon the CASH system. Al papers are dfscottn
aed Tie aspiration Of the time for eohtcA they hdoe eee
Ddid Subscribers tc be notified oAsn their sbscrEso1
Is about expire, By heir papers, and IN
less the subscription Is rsetce he paper SeH De dtscest
sed This is from phic there aoin De no depdrsre
Witch for mark and rcaeao your sUoScTtpo
nj gsskly UNION AND AAkRIcAE IS per dnaum In Gd-
vdnce.
the Post ce from asthe so which they desire the
change to be made.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08

for one dollar, or the whole ee'sH ''
Tho White Wizard: or, the Great Prophet OIL tne
ss,;nole Tnaisns By NED BuNTIISE- f'los . oe'''
ii.
Sea Eaif: or The Terrier oil lne cents
"p,.tse,jng IN ZIG By EED BUNTLINK' fr''e . VEINS
Saul sabberday; or The Idiot spy p re % 81 Cents
Een and Deeds Of l776. By sAD
Fgfr;d.. or The Red Rover's Daughter. .: Ne"
~ ~ NJ Yor By NED BUNTINE Price p cents
Tho Nsn.O;-War's-Man's Grudge. Romance Oh
,bs BevolutOn ByiED BuSTLSE Price . GEMS
vi.
Our Ness: or The Pirate hunters o. t ronic, By
Tale Of Naval Heroism and vlla al' el'-'' -
NED BuNTLINE. Price . cents
VII.
I,,ono Prascott: or The Curse FuinileG. a laIe Vi
si Rs1oIuto1 By NED BuSTIISE' PricsSo cents
VIII.
Tbavendanegea, the Scourge or me ~ NUo
the Mchswks. A tale o. sys'si'' 49, =
BUETInE, Pieces cents
Stella Delorme: or. The Camanches Dream; a MIu
and fsnciful story Of Savage chVAiry' 0' N-'
Price % een'S n.
The Rift and the Spray. Tale OF SIn4ggers IN
ne ,h SbsnDsI beautifully illustrated By MALCOLM
J. ERRIA Price % cents
Potbavav or The Mountain Outlaws Iale Vi Ile
Sberr rapping arounls. BY Dr. J. K ROBINSON rii'
25 cents. ,..,, r,,,s.-..ivs En-.
All Of the above Books are iuli 0A D00'
Er1ynss, 3 N AGENTS. and others, viii please send on
sr orders at once # be above ren free Of postage,
sT nal ia any one, OIL receipt Of price
Call send, CT address all fRSETsEps1C A. BRADY,
.s,, "a Ann Street, New York
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
TERMS.

For copy Of the Daily Globe for four w
FOR copy Of the Congressional Globe and Appenu On
For copies ditto when ordered at the same "
Ne attention will be paid to any order Unless 'i9 '
company it. -. ..ur.,v ,=hs,e sub-
.r resides will be received at par The whole or any
~ bScTintisn may be RENTED in postage stamps WHICH
PIe'eraOle " '"' JOHN G. RIVES
So. Washington, Oct ls: 1850
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08

KfBBEE VIII hencef0rth make Hsso.e O ors
1Rs v Slr or rT single tuning
AID win spend f1s y Gas resuay he
month in city and vsiTi and North Alabama
soTnsn Orders at Benson oS By
Reeds Piano Rooms, On Gnu 9a ~ prII d.tw&wh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
! o,,fsiaua SugaP!

- n uoasEEAps new crop Louisiana Sugar, choice art
tt ce to arrive by steamer B. Runysn on MONEY a ~
and for sale low fer cash. MILBLL. HoVfEh q 80.
Nov 10-dH Nos Oo -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
Cc~ Tseut or Lease.

yx,uAT large and odOSs Sy oDs feet on Clark
by H. W. hnnsred feet with large basement me
e length fronting reset ss o. s he largest
the House OF House "a city, and can be rented o.
R fea:d he syO,aSs 'f french IRWIN Reid
Il. FRENCH at the Once CT f''H''
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
=, - TT7NING AND REPAIRJNG.

=. - ,or three frame houses in Brownsville
NkJE WIS., Irs from the city near the Sallatlh fike
and pay for the same "i'N ] L, 4 r. W. BROWN,
44S Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
SPRING STOCK
DOTS, sE1OES, AND SAE
A V. RUTL A N ID,

No. 80 Union StFeeS
fsuoczssoR TO a. b. 4 A. " RUTLAND -. =,
II .se r,ost complete Es'ortmsnts OF
receiving cne Stt 10 this market which has been
Boots and shoes ne hest Manufacturers expressly
selected WIN eroe1 -,,risinr in part IS follows:
Tor inc Tetsli u-'. FOR GENTLEMEN, BOYS,
FOR LEDlEo- rrh MISSES AND CHILDREN
Ladies black ead ~ 80. GeutIemsns super tre1Ch
CCugless oal.eLs, 18th calf pump Boots
4" black aud hrONh ei super French calf glitch
laced Caters; ~ Roots:
- buttoned ASiins o-l super French calf pump
-" Glove ha Oonsre.s Congress Caters
extra fine kil beGo.eea, glove KID and P L. Con-
lacei Rosettes gI $3.50, .na stitched
EuriisG kid slippers; es ~ ~, P1F ;ss.
white hd Az ea-i- a. Buckskin Congress Cal
Nglvel tersi
Eugljsh lasting Rows Misses and Children s
kid toilet bnsAlns. ,,A,-. shoes Of all kinds and
tBeaooFe WIN %Au cualitiesi -,
lie Servants shoes ofevery kina'
-u-- .h,.n for cssh Call at No. 80
All Of which viii se w. w. - A. v RUTLASD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
YELLOW CORN.
-------------------ea...S Work Wanted.

-, RAGS PRIME YRLLow CORN, Just re S9Te anu
ZSbSB for sale on cons sN D. D. DICKEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
SE0 8UNTLINE'S NEW BOOKS.

NEW YORK MERCURY SToh1Es, run w q ~
IustraOns just Published and for sale a. oa u O" I
sale at the cheap Book store of FREDERIC A.
Street, New Yorks. Price tEepy'n' " so1I.-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
COaI.
A Cnnd rarrzn for Sale.

A Good Farm Tor SaFc'
WE offer fer sale the place which Coleman mas %
Az since 1855, and known the Rogers Isho, Sns
yellow Creek Dickson county Tenn partly on tne A. Nah
within one mile Of WiIlamsviIe and three nl.s V t s -
Vile Northwestern Railroad; healthy, plea any
uTil part Tennessee said land contains sosu1 w crss
and .raty accs-eyhty acres cleared and atSct my 80
good lsgd clear; good state CT culuVauou' @
fcrtahe dwelling houses out houses. ETC. ETC. Also W.
orchars. auu nevsranS springs OF -
well uruers, certainly - made one q ne iS
rable rt,ck.fsrms in this section q country We PS
br-s 10 this land and VIII sell cash, on Tune VIII nv
est Eor further information call james meEslIy,
lives place The undersigned a.
Tennessee river. MN @ ~
Jai5n and A7l0i,aH copy, and charge %ddoea'e'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
DIR. J. ]. ABERNATHY,

rs now resident Nashville aud offers bis services 70 I'd
d citizens of the city axe surrounding coenfry.
I 57Hesdence No. 10 High street. Ohice on same lex
sept7-d6m BAP
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08


.-.,TEULE REAL ESTATE FOH .. IN
70 rnas, other investments we pS siIs
NJ 80 - EcSl Estate in Davidson COUNT, ~
w az Sy1EgJIssAN HESIDtNCb'
- ,Ttlfn Turnpike, within hall a n'llf ., ' ''''
. SID orPosis5 theroasnoo Of s -'o t so acres
cling site in sho5iainity Of Mash,
Tiio s sI.slS ; SSa9 :. I'T Ppf may
's'0'a VII. T = VALUABLE FA.m' ,.,,
s,-,,T-,e situated the Smith Iurnfs i ' S36
Tosd within :hres rifles .. and tiuSered,
sore 'e son . tTae Of twenty ceres emo St aq sT
49,, .-s. asly sdEptee ioF 00u''''
49, s-.-'5 lSiry farms. Also, that
'-H' uY.AyrTEFUL FAhm -, fo-,,.-lv
- cse,Spied by T. G. MeVamp p 81, ~ --ts
same roSi GOV 11T containing about ~ 49, nj
eE~ - vel nov1 need no rar sscosmpbeii will show
pi-,I.s divided 90 suit purchasers
tss 10 auy who VA osll =, reasonable and
&c --,.te above property wil be SOFA o.
A. ~ one Two, three and four years i,her o. r., IN
sp,iv 70 A. v s Lindsey mos e. McC ANPBELls
dsrssErter Six niles iron, y -S4'iii'
I A. MCCANPBELL
= Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
Change of Location.

DEING compelled go South, on account o. me nss W
- family will be located for the winter at the slave
-, ~ Pondexter Little Co., No. 90 Bsrene street, NsH
Orleans where pleased to Se my friends, ana wiz NJ
70 the sale Of ali property consigned me- ~
I1sntS pate and Jas Scruggs, will attend 70 my
Nsshyiile and negroes that cannot be 50 ~
..t ,hs viii he forwarded to Ne cans Hoping,
~ ect tent on to the part on my ana sgens
10 merit continuanee Of the liberal patron 'soos -;
$3.50 Nc rasDecfully solicit the fSvors OF - wing ous
ssssin nv line either forNashville or New Oris -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
Satisfactory.

To buy Goods from your hsne Merchants, Who speAo ~
cal Of time getting up stocks direct nom me
.,,, ana ,,e,se the tastes q our section Of souary
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08
Gbe nasbhiIIe Onion ann 9meritan
Daily IS; Tri-weekly S. weekly SO.

TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
IN THE DAILY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-08

We sell goods prices to prompt Retail Merchants
they can bought In New York. Philadelphia OF Boston,
& rsvizg e1 expense asd time leaving AoHs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-07-17
Ds: bDi~ County Exhibit for
R'5scaI Year 1850.

TIME following y statement ~ We u
nnnr-s ~ p,'up- county, f"dsr", f'r
ID. fscal ,.~r lSs'U beginning ne iri rny
of Jnnr. 1860. aud rndina me 5lsi d"y y
May. 1861. bo.h i~y- inclusive. - appear
iifo,n the r.cords ~ he Board q I'nn'is
,.onefs oi liuhai- cnun'v. 'n.wit:
RECEIPTS.
rh.re was remaining 10 he Treasury june
49,, 1860 - reported by the Te''s"rer
NJ. snn Of $Js+ ~
There hnve hper rer.ived - me
Tressu-v sine. Jane 1860, the
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