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The 8. C. Rail Road.

: AS the questions at issue between the South
Carolina Railroad Company and the Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Company have been
very generally misunderstood, the South Caro-
lima Railroad Company, with view to the full
and proper presentation of both sides of the
controversy, retained skilful stenographcr to
attend the session of tho Supreme Court in
Columbia. at the argument of the prohibition
case, in which all the issues between the two
companies were, by the nature of the proceed.
ing, brought up for the decision of the court.
The arguments of the counsel for tho South
Carolina Railroad Company and those of the
counsel Of the Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Company, are alike presented to our readers
in tho supplement we issue to-day. p 70 .'N
|JuW Without entering into any commentary up
ON the merits of the many questions raised in
the argument, two-poihts appear to us worthy
of consideration: ei - sd
II, lst, That the South Carolina Railroad Com
Ipapy do not contest the right of the Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Company to construct
their road, but simply their right to construct
sapoR tle land of the Soatl, Carolina Rail.
rpadI Company.
i I'd. That the question of right between the
two, companies has never received juaoiii De.
rtermipatioti L.9art7' iif. W
be That the Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Company have appropriated to their use lands
which belong to tho South Carolina Railroad
Company Is undoubt6d for 1t is not denied.
Their right to do so Is tho main issue, and up.
on that the courts have hitherto been curiously
Silent So far us Tho companies themselves
arc concerned tho matters at issue between
them may BIO safely left to tho guidance of tho
counsel ''learacd in the law" who represent
retrospective companies. But outside Of these
companies and their Interests, the question is
of grave inn >ortance to the community at large.
Caa. corr prstica tsks Ispa, build upon ana
enjoy IT, " hput Any Legislative grant or any
judicial dec.aion authorizing the appropriationY
ss ltwould be a reproach to the Jurisprudence
'99f any civilized country if the rights Of pro-
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perty rested ppon. a. tenure 80 Insecure, 3lf
whose favor the right may ultimately bo dc-
sefmincd, the community nru not perhaps very
deeply interested; bpe that ,she rsht slieuid lss
determined, that A..ly
and firmly established Shat ths |eitisds Icaancs u
DO deprived Of n pspper.y except BY due
process of law, iSofsAe Highest insportanee.
and in that view we call attention to tho pro. "a
sent controversy, in WITCH, as the papers show,
'he South Carolina Railroad Company has
been deprived Of its, property, and is now
dospoilcd of it, without any eompctcht legal
authority having decided that the Columbia
aud AagaFs'.: .@A Assilroad gompe4y lad ths right
to take il: 'f0l 49, 1ssS -
A reference to the arguments will show that
all the questions have been most keenly afi
zeaiousiy tiiscussed 10 is due, however, ID
the Soathi Carolina Railroad Company to say
that they endeavored to avoid tho protracted
litigdtioli by the proposition to refer ali Che
matter in dispute to board of arbitration,
COMPOSED of rthreed members from each road
Had this proposition been accepted aud car.
ried out liz good faith by The Columbia and
augusta nailroad, this lengthy aud expensive
litigation might have been avoided 1t is not
too late We trust, for wiser counscis to influence
the Columbia aud Augusta Railroad Company,
and prompt speedy and equitable adjustment
of the dispute. sia .ut p Ea
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The Attack upon Governor Scott.

The Charleston DAILY Ne,rs of the 9th inst
has an editorial Headed 1sGovefhor Scott
the great Calumniator," which we cannot for
bear noticing. ScHopen and bold an attack
upon public officer-the Chief Magistrate of
tho State rarely has appeared in the Press,
rWcre cScry word Of this attack true aud de-.
served, its effect must be injurious and calcl-
lated to stir and keep alive feelings of bitter
ness between parties, and 'ef hostility TO at,
administrations to which, common sense would
teach thei people Of South Carolina the lesson
ofpeaseful submission. ion. 49,
But Governor Scott does, mt deserve this
abuse. !, The Ae'esa has forgotten the actual
state Of affairs in,those upper Districts--tle
3reign of terror that was instituted by a class
of the citizens against al! who differed With
them in political opinion-thc actual murders
that we're committcd-to which the conserva-
tive and nd. sensible part of the people were OPP
posed and which they .romcp,Jer with regret T,
Theseaattacks upon oficials--like the state
Iof.afAirsi Chat did -dctualy exist last Fall in
certain Counties Of the State. are alike iniu
rioas In their tendency, arc fatal TO tho cause
which they mean SO unGirly and unlawfully
TO cspouso and to press through. S
~ ii is only by thus noticing and regulating
these expressions of hostility and bitterness,
on'the part Of the Press, that the people cam
be yindicated from the natural inference that
this is the sentiment and tone of public opin-
ion throughout the state. t.' -issi
Il It is the duty, the interest, and in this case
the part of Justice to one who is unfairly at
tacked, that the people frown, down such ar
'tieles which certainly misrepresent their true
acntiuicnts.
at We believe that Governor Scott was con
scicntious in making the statements he has
sworn to, and that this attack of the Nens is
as undeserved as it is impolitie.
The Neies speaks Of the courtesies extended
to Governor Scott by the Democratic panty
Certainly he reciprocated that courtesy, and
this attack is the first and palpablc violation of
d state of peace that has existed between the
Governor and. the people of the state, and
which, it is'thc part Of wisdom, and of justice
as we'll as courtesy, to encourage, to foster, and
to perpetaate. -. -"
Let the people repudiatc this article Of the
Ne.ts as the expression of their sentiment, and
the Eeirs will itself cry in the language of its
contessional- retreat from a STORM. I.ccufii.
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Sheriff. Sales

Dy virtue of suniry writs of f. fa to rae srccsesN
z will sell to the highest tiftier NJ Urnngeb,rp
= Cour House, the fifss Monday ID April issxi
for cash the following property, wig ftsr &
One tract of land containing B70 sacres bstihsiel
by lands OF d. Avingcrw. c. Surris P.,J. sFaihsA
and Estate lands of David Shutter leEesl on, as tIr
property of George W5 Thompson Mt ihs seii of E
D.,ts iau.en E...s.s..a ~ 90 ssss
d.e~ .bsaLsov!sla8 7s+ 7qs y v-sFsss
sgss;..1 Z .s.!..,- y.sfs ,sssts size ntI :
.rai a hand nd. ssssiSing sS H. e
by Mrs. A. g. andrews, meSt hy Mss ~ Keiti ana u
sasf by Coun,bia Road Levied So as sie preptssS
of G.. d. kci,t at the suit Of Dasia Menssr. ssss
,ss,s a ESQ sse7.sl ass sssa
One tract os liant, containing 500 aesea.. lsii
Dchsins at the suit JAS IL Iiariex. Z. -, IA
Astt-t Attvi ~ :sss 3, ilsss ssa
One tract %: nlconiainiag 600 sxufsacl.sa
nes, by Estatc Of l.. g. Tyler. by a. u Dozr.ey
ling west by VIM. Eyahs ami south hY South Edisfo
i..ssaf Levici oniasi &c properly 0f AThai1As w. q
a the suit of wn,, III wsstien assiSues. 1Ysss -
7,,a.i .ssriALSo >.s - Esast ga s7stssl hs ?
ensaraet of land containing zoo scrss ia., nors IS
less, lying Glaxier Branch snd bosidea On 80 as
cast 10y Joseph Harley bntthe soufsr by ti w.
ley, on the north by J. A.. Jpnes-aad SGs1E0Ts s.e
hag 49, Ii, LEVIED vic on as ,es y eslas
. n ,Tsa 1sar1a sss z4Ts isilg y
gSnc tract of land con,aiaihg @ serrs I'm dse m s So
less, bounded by j. J. arJldr, d. Rowling -
Evans and Edisto RiSeHa IeviesioH as pto&SnsE@
W of Thomas w. Tyler, ut y.e sui OF Wiliiuss M u
Wroiten Assignec of \. + Free, t..,.,,, sI.s.
~ Also 100. .,e.. -f.i- .,s.. q arsss ,
One horse. LeviSl on aa the property os a. l. 4.
Hoackiat the suit OF b. Louis & CO. Fzi'. ss -
b. lat,. ,..AEs0 q ~s-9 >...s sesss IS
Janiss cOn,r vs. Frederick. k..1 ''s,s - 's-aa -
Under Decree of foreclosure Ii Equiay IN tkis
case Will sell at orangebufg Court House On ths
ateh day of April next for cash tpsstasets
Tor Title and Samps). All th,sa arzsi trasiss tie Is
graPer:y Of Frederick iyiHE IN aFanEebery-a
North Elisto River. throagh whidh Tract, Sshdy
Lake runs; bounded, nearly all rotiad BY Ekhds 90
which were of IL f. cooner Oar other Ifrsess sls q
about 300 acres; caesl .'Rsdeiifs z-hepnde<s hy n,
the .'Grfith's Old Place" formerly OF ym. FRED
ericks and by nn,ls ofitceses Doye ana fessnsr =
iS OF L. +. Cooner and other trace OF sb6s 22S s
acres being sheundivdet half of A4a srssa eni a.
ofsSorth Edisto.
4 SheriGs oficc, ss1'a 20 III. RfSs6a ,~aa -
0rangeb"rg C. H., S. Co. 80 .fi aRe'- t&SG C.Ssei
a''' Mar 8, 1869. :i,) tshag .so1 ass bio sir''
) mar l8 ~ . ss;m si.si has3k ssaa
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IN tae District Court OF the United

Il STI TES---For SOuth Cdroijnt--J .iiIadry' 7eras
lS69-h III. Natter Of James W. Reed. Of Oraage-
burg County, Ba"krupt-I'eiition for FIJI aud
ffndl Discharge IN Bdnkrnptcy. Ordered, that n
hearing be had the 10th day of April, 1859, at
Federal Court House in Charleston, s. c. and that
all Creditors, &c. OF si RanfrTs apsar s. s.....
time and place, and shew cause, if any they ican
why the prayer of the Petitioner shoul! not bc
granted Ana that tlc I'd and 8d Meeting OF Cresli-
tors of said bankrupt will be held at the Office of
j. C. Carpenter. Esq, Register of Second Cong.
District, 8. c., on 10th day OF April, 1862 at II
NJ. ,fg + 5..ri :. 13Gii, u le /,
ny order of the Court, the 9TH day of March,
1869. 7tee a1.a ' ~ ~ ''t
DAN'L HoRLBECK, Clerk
of tho District Court of the U. S. for S. G..
marl3 A' - 'I' ~ q -
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IOXsANGEEURG COUNTY,,.
PROBATE COURT.

Er parte Sarah Collier, Adm,x Estate of DIE.
NIoorer. a., i'rss ..lHn, .!7pl
XNHEREAS. Sarah Collier having filed her
w petition and final return in this Gour, pray
ing for letters Of dismissal rs ADMINISTRATIVE of tho
Estate and Effects I'D. L.; Afocrcr, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned,that on
Wednesday the 3lst day Of March, inst, will pro-
coed to grant said dismissal. ~ 'i'' ;; az" F'f.'S
Witness my hand and seal of Court, this 4th dayIof
March, 4. ID. 1869.
ii ~ 38TTIAB.hce .iSIikEws. -
mar st Judge of Probate.
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IN the i,istrlet Court OF tt,c Unssesi

i'll HTI ITES-For S0ufh CdrOKind--JdnuGry TeTm
f889.-h the Natter Of H. III. Bonnett. Of Orange
6rrg County BmkrMpt-Peiif;oa for Faa and Final
iiseharge Bankruptcg.- that hearing be
had on the 10th day OF April. 1869 at Federal
Court House in Charleston, s. C.;l and that ail
Creditors &c. of said Bankrup, appear at said time
and place. and show cause, if any they can, why
the prayer of the Petitioner should not be granted
Aud that the ID and 8d Meeting of Creditors OF said
Bankrupt viii be held at the Office of j. G. Carpen-
ter Fsq., Register of Second Gong. District a. c..
on tho 7,h day of April, saa, - u A. 4sN -,
by order of tho Court, the ath day Of March,
1859. bei ~ ~ aE s.r
DAN,L HORLBEcK. Clerk .a
mar 10 II
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.oRAxGElRI,URG G aUSI'Ti,Y,,,,. N +,
PROBATE lSrRT.

Et parte II. B. Murphy .Ada.ir Estate of Dasia
Murphy. ,i., s.efa.h II
"HEREAS, II. y. Murphy having fled his
wv petition and inal rcfuri in this Court pray
ing for letters OF dismissal AGmins:ra rator of the
Estate and Effects of David Murphy. DECEASED
Notice is hereby given to all concerned, tiat ON
Friday the 2l day OF April, next; win proceed
to grant said dismissal.
Witness my hand and seal of Court, this ith day
of March, A. ID. 1869. D.d 'tg@ tHf9h
TllAD. G. .NDREwS, .r,,
mar st Judge of Probate,
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In the District Cour. of the Unatess

A Sta TES-for ths District Of. South Cdrohno-
III He Natter Of John Hngmdn BaakfaJt--h
Bdakrapfcy-To HAon IL mos. ltodcera.-Yhe underi
signed hereby gives ne ice of his appointment rs
Assignee OF John IIuffman, in tie District Of
Orangeburg and State of South Carolina, within
said District, who has been adiudgcd q bankrup,
upon his petition, by the District Court of said
District. ,tt ii-Ir i.i!~ u.tt tt"t
Dated at orangeburg c. II, thei3dd day of March,
A. ID. 1863
c. B GLOVER, e>'a
mar 6-3t Assignee.
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IL STi TES-FOr.hhe District Of South CGroi,,a--
January Tenn, 1ed9.A-fn ne Nstter =ef Evans s
CooswELL Bdnkrums-M Bdnkrpfcy-Er pdrse
WILLIAM KELLEn-Pctition 10 establish Liens on
House and Lot, No 81 Spring ST., Charleston. and
Tract of Lanlsn 0rangeburg Disirict:- - Uhereas,
order Of sale has been granted in, thcs; cases,
and the Assignee directed to pay all Creditors hold
ing Liens said Property according to priority Of
said Liens-Ordered that u such Lien Grcditors; ;to
be, and appear before me ut my Office, in Charles
ton s. c., before the 9TH tiay OF april 500.
and establish their Claims else be blurred of, ali
hcncfi under said Order. r,
F'a .ia JULIUS {. CARPENTER.
mar 20r-1t 4 s.e,i iaa ldu4 liegistrr. So
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TNlhc District Court OF t,,e Un,te.l

II u thG Wistrict COslri Oh TAG Unfted
Il ST'1TES-For Me Districi cf South Carohna--
In the Matter Of Jacob +. RNi, BaRtTnpt-in
Baakruptey-To all Wkon IL may Copcern--iThe un,
iersignei hereby gives notice of his appointmen,
as Assignee Of jacob r. Witt, in the County or
0rangcburg and State of South Carolina, with
in said District, who has been adiudgcd bank
rupt upon his petition, by the Distr;et'ccur Of
said District. al.s spsg si8 -
Dated q orangeburg c, H., the 81 Jay Of March,,
I C.. B. GE0rER,
.. alaF G--at !. .;4 ~, .;,.,; .assigaee. S.
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TN thc Districl Court OF the Waited

II N ElhV hVhSlEEFt NOtlEt UI tAAtS fDEhLEets
STA TES-kor The District Of Sonth CdroAna-
In Mt Natter ef d.. w.. Krfn, Bdmsrupf--Ia Bank
rupfey-To H'hom ii may Coneera--The UNDER,
signed hereby gives noticc of his appointment as
Assignee of j. W. keitt in the District of
Orangeburg and State of South Carolina; within
said District, who has been adiudged bankrupt
upon his own petition by the District Court Of said
District
Dated at orangcburg C. H. The Sd day Of March,
A. ID. 1869. a- ..:vrF baE t-''l. o9o +.
.. I, C. b. GLOVER,
mar6-3t Assignee.
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aud talking excisedlz about tho next election.
perhaps candidate herself Her political ha.,
ranguostho lullaby Of that unconscious iAfaasE
And wiilslfe.p not shGuf from neglect, while ls,
mother i elsstidpaerias q being aloctiopeefsa
or voti4s Poo gIlhsls bsbyl 1sahe Idssis
realized which se ho not predict CAR
onfyybe thankful that we were nurscd, and
rocked, and kissed and taught our prayers
before our mama was clothed with the right of
suffrage!
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j.. STd TES- for ske District OF s.ssh sref S.
III the. Mater cF u. ~ Rein Basakssspi--k IL Bra& S
Office Is hereby giveR that sIt Essitfossp
holding Liens on the Estate of j. w. Keist a Hank
rupt, must prove their ISths hefofe 1sgk C. tsr- 81
penter ESQ.,, Register in anLr,rpssv. si his t,iss. s
No. 72, Broad Street, in the City OF CAaeisstea
or before The a9th day Of Match. inst. -
BY order esltlo} Hcnofahls 1eosRch 81 sfiyaAgg &:
Judge of the District Ceprt Of 1e asitt States, IA
Hes a lsssst a. s.. q. III 0iAVaE. saek
March G, 1850. AssigSrcssf
mar g ~ a,
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One half Cash and balance Credr of eix
Months Purchaser to give bond f6f Aaid bklasce
secured by aiMorigage ef taEifemisess lasa n PIP
tain covenant for resale aiier tweaiy y-oas dsya
notice IN case Of abreac ofthc aoEiit3sn &c tkoii
bond and in the purchaser shall faii to eosnpy
with the conditions of sale the said aad will be s.
soldton the next sucSeeiing sale day. st ias sasR e
the Former purchaser 6, :. a.;
~. GEORGE BotfveR, g
mar 18--3t lfESrEi2 - ~ st.A.5 C. e.
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E as IN THE COURT OF. PRoIeaTE.sssaiaiss
STATE oF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4. " :-st1 ,se1tFs,
p,.i orangcburg County. S'ta''os's s-s7.@s ta-s
BY THAp. G. ANDREWS, Esq, Judge ef prsb..se.. J.
p WHEREAS, II II Zeiglsr hath applied soy me sos
Letters of Administration onihe. Estate Of Naxds-
len Ieisers late qf QEpyeburg, dseesyelxnss .gass
These arc therefore 10 city and admoush al sn 3,
singular the kindred and creditors OF the saia de
ceased, TO be ahd appear befofe me. At f.a1ss ef
Probate for the said Coahtyfo Be Holden aGsOranxs-
burg the 23d day ofsAiafeh. .A1SB9 III iSs o'eious
4. NJ. TO show cause, if any why the said aimsuis-
Given under my Ksa and iilSS' sss " sLs L ceus..
this 9th day Of March A. ID. 1862 and in ~
nihcfy-thiri year or ,.Americnn lndeYendrneofsv
THAD. c. ANDREwa,
il mar l3-2t Judge Of Probate.
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Clerks Sale !

James Cannon ct ux ct al - = ''e -
John t. But,lcrsa,,,J IL .a aa1 afAs ass lt,ass
by virtue Of decrc.al opder in tho saboxe ssassA
case, will sell at 0rangcburg Court usnse on sha; =
sale day in April next, all that pantation or tract
et z5'a sisslai4 ia tss Gaahts isss.ssEgs.z
tanning | IS afors less ana bsanisa % 80
lands formerly owned by Dash, Roach and Johe stss
eium and known assandlcs Big Day.
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In THE COURT OF PROBATE.

IN THE COURT OF; PRORATE
p Orangcburg District. saae-- c'-='.e--
By THAD. C. ANDREWS. ESQ.,, Judge of Probate
,Fwbercns, g. T. Smith hath applied &; ne ssy
Letters of administrator the. Estate of Q,enysaS
~ Bruner, late of Orangcburgs -Csnntys deceascd.
r.'fhese arc 70 cite and admenishz nilnR
the and
Deceased to- be and apear, before mo, ct q Toasf NO -
Probate for said County to be holder at fake n
burg the 22d das Of Siprch 1860, 20 tiy
o'clock A. NJ, 20 shcw il any, why si,s aais -.
administration should not be sranied.
Given under my Hand and The Seal Of Cpurf, this
+ shiriryear of american Independenee tsi 7fgssg
'lisp -. .....,,t....s THAD. c. ANDREWS Z
y m"fiS--2ta ~ fsiYssf Judge es Prsbasasops
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-21
Meeting In Third Ward.

A large meeting of the citizens of the
third ward, was held at the Fireman's
Hall, last night to nominate a candidate
for councilman in the place Of james
Nichol, who declined to run.
On motion Gen. A r z Dawson, was
called to the chair, and C H Eastman APP
pointed Secretary.
Capt. Stockell was called upon to exc
plain the object of the meeting.
II E Jones, offered resolutions to the
effect.
l. That none be permitted to vote but
bona fde residents Of the ward.
2. That two tellers be appointed to re-
ceive the votes.
3. That the names Of the voters be re
corded by the Secretary.
Which were adopted.
The chair appointed Capt. VIM. Stockell
and Harry D. Martin tellers and receiv-
ers.
Nominations for Councilman were W.
W. Miller and Hugh McGavock.
On the fret ballot Hugh McGaVock re-
ceived 79 votes, w. w. Miller 63 votes and
one scattering.
Upon motion, McGavock was declared
the unanimous choice Of the convention.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-21
MUPdereTS Arrested

Wiley and Emerson Elmore arrived in
the city Sunday and registered their names
at the hotel de Smith, on Front street,
more commonly called the Davidson conn
ty Jail. We inquired who the distinguished
q? guests were, and learned from one o
the clerks that they had been brought
here in charge of Capt. ]. G. French, who
was taking them to cambridge, East Ten-
nessee, where they will be tried on the
charge of killing man named Northern,
and badly wounding the father of North.
ern, in New Market, Jefferson county.
Soon after they had committed the murder
Ghey left the county and were not heard
of until several days ago, when some Of
Northern's relatives recognized them 10
Southwest Missouri. Capt. French receiv-
ing the news Of their whereabouts, pro-
cured requisition from Gov. Senter, and
started after them They left t he city yes
teIday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-21
RIVER AND WEATHER,

The river was swelling al this point yes
terday, with 20 inches on HarpeIh shoals.
Weather warm, Mercury at noon IS deg.
The new steamer BurksVille arrived at
this port on Saturday night last, and has
laid up for the present, She is perfect
little beauty, drawing only twelve inches
light, and altogether one of the best low.
water crafts ever in this river.
Captain w J Hartman made his appear
ance in marine circles yesterday for the
fret lime in elk weeks, having been con-
fined to his bed from indisposition. He is
all right again, and will be able to mingle
with his friends as usual.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-21
Exciting Chase

A difficulty occurred at the Academy
of Music last night, between soldier and
Charlie Barns, who is employed as police
man at that place. 1t seems that the sol
der was rether too boisteroUs, and Charlie
attempted to arrest him, when the soldier
ran at very fast gait up Cherry to
Church, down Church to College, and up
College to Union, where he was halted by
Halle Casey, who delivered him over to
two soldiers. Burns fred four shots at
him, but none of the balls took effect. The
soldiers said he was deserter, and took
him ont to the camps. A large crowd
pursued down Church street, thinking
that he had killed somebody or committed
s robbery.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-21
New Advertisements.

The Sewanee Tanning ard Manufacture
ing Company, of Winchester, Tennessee,
has now on this market, with Burns & Co.,
Market street, skins, kips, harness, bride,
skirting, upper leather, ETC., etc. This is
one of the most complete and extensive
tanneries in the country, and is making as
fine leather as can be had anywhere. The
men at the head of the establishment
are practical workers, and We congratulate
Franklin county on having such an insti-
tuition. We wish it the most unbounded
success.
The dining hall and booths, for the sale
of refreshments, at the new fair grounds
will be rented TO the highest bidder, on the
2Sth inst. 81. ~.
Keep the body in good repair by using
Hostette,'s bitters.
FIRST great fall trade sale by Yeatman,
Shields q Co. commences this morning,
and will continue four days. A good
chance for bargains.
See advertisement of beeswax and gems
eral produce wanted.
a general agent for popular and pros
porous Life Insurance wanted. See city
notices.
james NJ. Hinton is a candidate fol
magistrate.
M. Mccormack declines to run for Coun'
Gilman in the 4th ward.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-21
Importance Of Growing wheat.


Our farmers and planters will see the
Importance of producing wheat by the fol-
lowing word of advice from q gentleman
who has thorough knowledge Of the sub.
ject, to one who has the means of adopt
ing the suggestion:
NASHVILLE, Sept. 20, 1S69.--Gen. w.
G. Harding, Belle Meade, near Nashville,
Tenn.-Dear Sir:-It is not often that l
obtrude my advice; but in view of our in
timacy as country neighbors, l will ven.
ture to advise your sowing wheat this
season. could give many reasons, but the
simple fact that know of as much as $780,
600 already expended in money at Hop
kinsville and Russellyille, KY, for wheat
by Nashville buyers, is, to my mind
enough. Good styles of wheat will be in
demand next fall, and if you will grow q
few thousand bushels, / will undertake to
find you buyer at one dollar and twenty
five cents, or more, without compensation.
am your friend,
RYRD DOUGLAs