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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-23

Our CITY MPRovEMENT.-Our city is in a thriv-
ing condition. so far as Improvements concerned
and every day is developing new and important i'm
provenents Fine houses are springng up in every
direction: and various machine shops, Steam Flour
and SawMills, are being projected, which are giving
life and animation to every department of business
We took occasion one day this week to pass through
the City Hotel, which will be, when completed the
most extensive and convenient Hotel in the State
1t is magnificent affair, and will be opened up, in
fine style, in the early part Of the summer. Col.
Churchwel who is building and furnishing this
Hotel deserves great credit He is giving his per-
sonal attention to it and viii, until he leaves for
Washington. Indeed he is one of the most public
spirited men in the place-KnonvfQe Weig.
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NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE REGULAR PAS
u
Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular

Nashville, Louisville and Cincinnati Regular
Weekly Packets.
TINE Splendid Passenger Steamers, Sr6zeSs a
L STATESMAN, II. G. McCoMAs Master, y1ysTfa5zEe1
JOHN p. TWEED, DAVID WILLARD Master -
will make regular trips the above trade leaving Nash
vile every Tuesday at O'Clock. p. NJ. Returning will
leave Cincinnati every Wednesday, at 4 O'Clock r. NJ
The above boats A No /, and are differed by expe
eneed business men, who will be thankful for orders for
merchandise and promise To give satisfaction 10 all who
may eutrust business 10 their care.
septl7-f JOHNSON. HORNE x co
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Nashville and LOuisviIle Weekly Packet,
WIN. GARYIN q II REFnER Maaf.r

!" 4'hs NEhtNN " l. hEEDEh Mdstcr.
THIS splendid Steamer is nelrly COM 6s<1>~ q
Il pleted, and will be at Nashville the first lSs43
rise Of the river She will carry 400 tons
and her accommodations Tor passengers equaled by
any boat of hJr dimensions She will be commanded by
Capt g. T. REEDER long and favorably known 10 our
community, and the Cumberland river trade generally
She will make regular weekly trips leaving Louisville on
Tuesdays and Nashville on fridays at 4 O'Clock,
NJ AT the former place passengers will find various
Railroad and Steamboat lines TO convey them any POINT
OF destination they may desire viz The old established line
to Cacnnat Union line to Wheeling Pittsburg and Lou
isvile line; Jefferson Railroad &C. &c All af5rdng the
ampest accommodations, combined with expedition.
t All orders will be filed as low as at Cincinnati
~ For Freight OF Passage apply 10
sep40-n HENRY I. YEATMAN Agent
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CANDIDATES.



az We are authorized TO announce L. w Frssrr M n
candidate for reelection the Office of Sheriff Of Davidson
county, at the next March election.
sSy-We authorized 10 announce JoHS X EDHoSusox
acandidae for the Sherifalty of Davidson county.
~ We authorized TO announce ESOcfI CUYNNGHAM
n candidate for Sheriff at the ensuing election.
Ia We are authorized TO announce WILLIAM LUTON as
acandidate for Sheriff of Davidson county at the ensuing
election.
We are authorized to announce z. B. BIGLEY as q
candidate for sheriff, atthe ensuing election.
CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT
~ We authorized to announce JOSIAH FERRIS as
candidate for County Court Clerk the ensuing election
eB We are authorized to announce Felix r. CHEArHA
candidate for reelection for County Court Clerk at the
suing election
"a We are authorized to announce IsAAcM JONES can
didae Tor County Court Clerk at the next March election
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
~ We are authorized to announce JOIN RAINS for
reelection as County Trustee at the ensuing election
~ We are authorized to announce TH0Aas SUMNER as
candidate for TrusteeOf Davidson County
sB We are authorized to announce .GEoReE CLARK as
candidate for Trustee of Davidson atthe March election
"a We are authorized announce the name Of W.K
HUNTER Collecor candidate for Trustee for Davidson
county at the next March elections.
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LADIES' DRESS FURs.

AODD co., MATTERS LA MAN STREET
IL CNcISNATI.-We open our Fur Rooms this morning
oct 25th prepared to exhibit larger stock Of Ladies
Furs OF very choice qualities than we have ever before of
ered embracing kusslan Hudson Bay and Canada Stables
Stone Marten; Fitch; Squirrel Lynx; and all the lower
grades OF Fur made up in latest styles Some very hand
some Robes and Foot Nuts for carriages.
ALSO-Ladies and Misses Black and Grab Beaver and
Fe Bonnet very handsome Beaver Flats for Misses Ri
ding Hats, Gloves, and Whips Boys Hats and Caps
az Fur Rooms en- Second Floor.
WIN. DODD CO.
nov15-3t IA Main, doors below Fourth ST.
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AUCTION SALES.
LARGE SALE OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,


By JOSEPH T. DUVTOY
ON WEDNESDAY November 20, 1853. commencing at
~ 10 O'Clock. A. NJ
We would call the attention Of city and country trade
TO this Sale which will comprise of the best assorted
Stock of Goods offered in this market As the
selection is entirely new, buyers will find at this sale
larger variety than has been offered at any one
sale. In part follows Black Brown and Blue
Cloths Black and Fancy Cassmeres Black Blue and Fancy
Sanetts Tweeds Jeans and Kerseys Pilot Cloths Blue
Brown, Red and White Blankets Plain and Fancy Silks
Satin dChenes. Plain and Fancy Satin do Silk Feves
Fine all Wool French Mernos English d. Coburg Cloths
Plain and Figured Alpaccas Red Green and Yellow Fan-
nel all Wool Cloak Lining Canton Fannels Muslin Lane
Cotton Nevets Linsies, Gnghams JackOnetts Swiss
Cross Bar MuSlns Cambrics Bishop lawns Victoria do
Dotted Swiss, Apron and Red Checks Hickory Shifting
English and American Prints Curtain and Oil Prints
Bleach and Brown Drills Black and Brown Domestic Tick
ings, Canvass and Vest Paddngs Merino and Cotton Uu
der Shirts and Drawers Silk Lambswoo Merino and Cot
ton Hose, Silk, Linen and Cotton Lace do. Edging Can-
ton Grape, Mern0 and Lama Shaws Silk Linen and Cot
ton Threads, Suspenders Buttons Tapes Pocket and Ia
Bile Cutlery, Pins Needles Guns and Pistols Silk Fur
and Wool Hats Caps, Riddles, Looking Glasses Boots
Shoes, ETC. ETC. J. f. DUNTON.
TERMS OF SALE
All sums under $780, Cash. all $780, on a credit of
our months.
Sale every Thursday evening through the year
JED
G. FOX, Auctioneer. novI7-td
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE Nov. 90.
CorToNW notice very little activity in the market yes
terday-Only - bales sold at So of interior quality
7 AIDES WINTER SIIOES-WE ARE NOW
II opening direct from the most fashionable Eastern
manufactures
Ladies' winter CATERS assorted cOlOrs;
do Md, Morocco and Calf Skin Boots
do Buskns and Slippers;
do White Kid aud Satin Caters;
do Metallic Sandals and Over Shoes
In addition TO large assortment hand for LADIES GEN.
TLENEN MISSES BOYS and CHILDREN dGapte1t 10 tie season
to which invite the attention of purchasers Wholesale
and RETAIL A. B. c. w. ROBERTSON
noV23 No. A. College street
NOTICE-THE WATER WILL BE SHUT
~ of from the upper parts of the city at 10 O'Clock this
morning and remain off all day. Those living the high
points of the city viii avail themselves of this notice and
draw off suifciency 10 last them during the day.
nov23-lt J. NJ. SEABURY, S. N WV.
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE-A DESIRA-
ID BILE Lot the West side of Gallatin Pike three
miles from Nashville containing l01 IL acres adion-
ing the residence of p Wagner, Esq Terms liberal APP
ply at Office No. IS Cherry st.
nov23 r. W. BROWN, Agent.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 81 -noon.-Fiour firm with
sales at 5 15a5 20; Whiskey 2I5 Nothing done
this mornin in hogs or provisions.
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THE AMERICA.-THIS FA- p n
Il vorite Passenger and Freight steamer = sTvS5rSp
now at Smithland has been thoroughly re- -
paired the past summer and will her regular Trims
under the command Of Capt JEEsE JOHNSON between This
port and New Orleans the rse Of water and con-
tnue until the is closed orelght or passage an
ply to J0HNSONG WEAVER
nov12 Aas-,ts
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GOVERNMENT REvENUE-It is estimated that the
revenue Of the government for the next fiscal year
ending in 1853, will be over $50 OOO, O0O from GUS
tom alone, S74 900, OOO from public lands and
all other sources the balance. This might be mat
ter of congratulations were tnot that it indicates
vast importation of goods, luxuries and fashions
that require enormous sums Of money to pay for
We are very fast people, and nation have
got to living fast, and spending money very pro-
fusely. The Americans have become the most ex-
travagant people in the world. But with eighty
millions Of revenue our government will be able to
accomplish purposes much desired and much need
ed. The public debt can be extinguished the ma
Wy greatly increased, grant of lands to the Pac-
ic railroad, and the public buildings at Washing
ton speedily completed. We can afford to increase
very considerably the list of goods imported duty
FREQ
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MESSAGE OF THE CHIEF OF THE CHEROKEE NAToy
We have received (says the Baltimore Sua) the
annual message of John Ross, the principal chief of
the Cherokee Nation, to the National Council 1t
is concise, well written paper He says that the
year which has elapsed has been one of manifold
blessings; the seasons have been propitous to the
ters of the SOIL and the footsteps of pestence and
famine have been far removed from their borders
He alludes in appropriate terms to the demise of
Richard Taylor Assistant Principal Chief; to the
murder of Andrew Adair and his son George W
Adair, and gives history of the circumstances
connected with it; and then urges further legisa-
ton for the suppression of mobs and unlawful as
semblages He says, that the late delegation to
Washington failed in their mission to sell to the
Government the Neutral Land" so called; and he
protests against claim set up by Thos. L. Cling
man, on behalf of the Cherokees who remain in
North Carolina, to certain interest in the pro-
ceeds of said land in case it should be re-purchased
by the United States. This failure leaves the f.
nances of the Nation in an embarrassed condition.
He proposes the establishment of a permanent
agent at Washington; speaks of the Temperance re-
formation as having progressed to gratifying ex-
tent; and says that education is meeting with in
creased favor among the people. The boundary
indicated for the proposed territory Of Nebraska,
would, if established encroach on the lands of the
Cherokees and to this invasion of their rights guar
rantied by the United States government the mes
sage recommends that solemn protest be entered.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
W. I. BERRY & co.'s
LIST OF NEW PUBLIC ATOMS.

+. l<ASl UT NV y A0-fce
A HISTORY OF THE RESURRECTION IN CHINA
With notices Of the Csstany Creed and Proelzmstons
Of the Tnsurgenta, BY DR.. YyN and n ckLEsET; and
supplementary Account Of the eceri events edited BY
JOIN oxExFoRD, with Fac sime of Chnse lar aid POf
trait Of the InsuEgent Chief limo, Muslin.
sf THE CAR AND THE SULTAN
or NIcHoLAs and ABDUL MEDD: their private lives and
public actions By Adraiu ellison. To which IS adSsd
THE TURKS IN EUROPE:
Their Rise and Decadeucs.
By Francis Bsavst
BEAUcHEsNEs LOUIS XVII
HIS LIFE. HIS SUFFERINGS, HIS DEATH-Ths
Captivity Of the ROYAL Family the Temple Translated
and edited by W. HAzLT. Esq. Embelished with Wig.
nettes, Autographs, and Plans. vols. l2uO. muslin
MISS BREMER's HOMES OF THE NEW WORLD
IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA. Translated By May Hoxrrr
vOis' lsrnO. muslin. ats
SIR WILLIAM HAMILTON'S DISCUSSIONS ON
Philosophy and Literatue Education and University Re-
form, Chiefly from the Edinburg Review Corrected vDd
Gated, Enlarged, in Notes and Appendices With an In.
roductory Essay BY RosERr rURNsur1 DID. $40. muslin
KIRwANs MEN AND THINGS ASH SAW THEN In
EUROPE-Ismo. muslin.
COLERIDGES COMPLETE W0RK3.-Eded By Prof
Shedd With introductory Essay upon his Philosophical
and Theological Opinions Complete in Volumes With
a fine Portrait in Vol VII Small
Vol Aids to Reflection and Staieman's Manual H. The
Friend. ILL., BiOgraPhia LiteraEia- ". Lectures
Shakespeare and other Dramatists. yIieFary Remains
vi Second Day Sermon and Table Talk. VII. POetcal
and Dramatic Works
THE THEORY OF POLITICS.-By Richard Ifldrssh,
Author Of Fhe History Of the Used States Of America"
lime, Muslin.
CL0UDED HAPPINESS-A Novel, Translated from
the French Of the Countess DOrsay. svO, paper.
CORRESPONDENTS OF DR. CHALMERS. Edited
BY his son-in-Iag, Rev. WV. HAMA d. lima mlsln
CRANFORD.-By the author of MARY Barton "AOor-
land Cottage" &c 16no. muslin.
w. It. II. & CO. have also just received
L CUMBERLAND'S PLAYS, 1s vols.
q THE MODERN DRAMA, II vols
g. The BRITISH DRAMA, 2yOls.
L. DODSLEY'S OLD PLAYS 12vols
LADY LEES wIDOWHOOD. From BIAckwoOd's
Magazine, paper.
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/. d. o, T.,

L. %. D. II.
! THE ODD FELLOWS POCKET MANUAL A correct
guide in all matters relating to Odd Fellowship and con-
tanning complete Directory of the Lodges in the United
States By James s. Ridgey, Grand Secretary of the
Grand Lodge of the United States and Pascal Donaldson
Past D. d. Grand Master OF the Grand Lodge of Northern
New York, with one hundred Embellishments For
sale by nov23 JOHN YORK K CO.
THIRD VOLUME. GREENLEAF ON EVIDENCE. for
sale by moves JOHN YORK & co.
SWANS TENNESSEE REPORTS. For sale by
nov23 JOHN YORK 4 CO
WOMAN'S RECORD;
Or, Sketches Of all distinguished women from the be.
ginning till 1S50-arranged in four eras, with selec.
tons from Female writers of every age BY Sarah j.
Hale. Illustrated by two hundred and thirty por-
traits.
SELECT BRITISH ELOQUENCE:
Embracing the best speeches entire, of the most emf
nent orators of Great Britain fer the last centuries
with sketches of their lives and estimate of their pe
Mus, and notes, critical and explanatory
THE SAGES AND HEROES OF THE AMERICAN REV
OLUTION-
Including the Signers of the Declaration of Independ
Two hundred and forty three of the Sages and
Heroes presented in due FORM and many other,
named incidentally.
THE WORKS OF DANIEL WEBSTER:
Edited by Edward Everett. Complete in vols, with
ionr steel Engravlngs.
For sale by JOHN YORK 4 CO
DAY BOOKS, Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Record |
Books all sizes and qualities Steamboat Books complete
SETS Memorandum Books, 80 kinds FooIscap Letter and
Note Paper, and Envelopes Ink, Gold and Steel Pens
Sand, Bloting Paper Check Books Note Books Bills of
Lading &c, dc For sale by JOHN YORK CO.
Gold Pens.
JOHN YORK & co. have just received variety Of SUI
the aQa 4
or sale in Nashville EssTy Pen warranted.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Miss Bremer's Homes of the New World. Impression
Of America-translated by Mary Hewitt 9 vols IL mo.
On Civil Liberty aud SeIfgOTernment BY Francis Lisb-
er, l. L. D.
Barnes Notes on Daniel
The Second War with England by J. T. He&dley.
Life Ofhe Right Hon. Edmund Burke BY James Pry-
or, Esq
Fun JOitings; or Laughs I have taken Pen to. By
n. p Willis
Life of the Rev. AdOniram JudsOu, D. D. BY Ersneis
Wayland, vols l2mo.
Men aud Things, as saw them in Europe. By Kirwan
The Underground Mail Agent By Yidi With illus
tratiOns
"Allsnot Gold that Glit'ers"
The Little Drummer Books for Children
Wide. wide Worid-an illustrated edition.
For sale BY T. RAGAN
novl3 Market street.
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The EMPORIUM OF FASHION
g. G5aB @ Ss Sdg a.
80 - LII - -A-er
~ -
Paris Imported BOnnets, Millinery, sc.
FALL FASHIONS FOR Is53.
500 FANCY RONNETs

WE would respectfully inform the LADIES' Of town
Y and country that viii. Tuesday morning the
4th exhibit for their especial benefit the largest and most
beautiful stock Of Fancy BOunets and new sy les f Fmb
Begnade and other STYLES Of Straw BOnnets ever Ouene al
Nashville or In the West Likewise rich Plgu,es Head
Dresses, Flowers Ribbons Dress Goods Psrfumeres E-
broderles and Fancy Goods &c comprising $40 o worth
Having imported great part direct from Paris our prices
shall be lower than any Of the boxed up menerv advsr
verified as fashionable and protesting to be he latest styles
Our long engagement in the business now nine year In
Nashville. and doing very exsnsve business must give
US advantage ever any other house the ey and We ,
ter ourselves that our friends well satisfied So ngs
Ladies' we wlshyour visits make your SELECTIONS We
can make you look mere enchanting than ever this fan for
The street. balls and weddings, having Ladies Of snperor
good taste from England Frauce and New York 10 assist
US IN our establishment We have added to our s.ok hi,
ta rich Dress Goods at less than auction PRICES fine
stock Of Mantas, Wo0len Coats Caps &C. rich Muslin de
Lanes and Cashmieres al % 90 and S. cents per yard m
perior Mernos at SQcwOrh 125 rich Needexork goods
themizet;s, Infants Robes Pointed Collars UBderseeves
Handks beautifully embroidered 25 To rs cheap at
% u 800 Likewise. large stock Of Fancy Goods and
trimmings Having large stock this fall our object IL 10
make small profits and large sales giving the purchaser
advantage Of good bargain.
AT the Parisian World Of Fashion, No &C. Onion Street.
next to the State Bank
WISE,
OCT SIN Agent
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DODERT MOORE, COMMISSION MER-
II CHANT, Cincinnati o, Agent for the purchase and
sale OF Lard and nseed OIL Star Candles Cheese CloE
and Timothy seed, Superne Flour Buckw heal Flour &c
hopes from long acquaintance with the wants Of Nashville
Merchants. to eli thar orders satisfactorily ~ Prompt
ness aud small proGts. a (novl7-sW
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NEW BOOKS.
BOOK KEEPING.


BOOK KEEPING Containing Nine Sets Of Books impart-
ing ageneral knowledge Of The Science. By cRrTrES
MAHEw's PRACTICAL sYSTEM-By Single and DOu-
bic Entry.
FULTON AND EASTMAN Containing Practical Exer-
cises for The Farmer Mechanic, Merchant and PROBES
slonal Man
~ Full sets of Blanks for Fulton Eastm.ns system
for sale by TOON RUTLAND,
nOv22 .ttett ~ Al Union street.
MECHANICAL INTEREST.
Engineers and Mechanics Pocket Book By c. q. Has
wen
The Engineers Pocket Guide. By Thomas Kelt
The Mechanics Textbook. ByKelt and Frost
The Artists Guide and Mechanics Own Book Picking
ton
The American Miller and Mllwrighs Assistant Hughes
The Manufactured Steel BY F. Overman s.a
The Moulder's and Founders Pocket Guide. Overman
The Turner'S Companion. With Patterns and Instruc
tons tta
The Dyer and Color Makers Companion.
NichOlson's Mechanics Companion.
~ Our stock of Mechanical Works is gotten up with
care. Call and examine them.
noy22 TOON RUTLAND.
-szs LAKE SUPERIOR,
It's Physical Character Vegetation and Animals compared
with those of other and similar regions. BY LorIs
AGAssz. With Narrative of the Tour by J. T. CABOT,
and contributions by other Scientific Gentlemen. e.
egantly Illustrated.
Pleasant Pages for Young People;
Or, Books Of Home Education and Entertainment. By
s. P. NswcoxBE Illustrated. For sale by
noy22 TOON & RUTLAND.
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CTEAmERE. HowARD.-R.Y. Tsan@ n

CTEAMER E. HOWARD.-RY 11-
- NORTHERN, Master-This splendid sS<s5tsisssss'
steamer is in fine order and will -
regular packet during the between this port and
New Orleans She win leave the first rise of water
For freight or passage apply TO
novs JAR YEATMAN. Agents
Saint LOuis and Nashville Semi-W eekIy Steam
Packets.
ALE0NIA ......... Carr jaws MuIFg
SALLlE WEST. ....-.............C CAPT. J. v THRoOP
TINE above splendid steamers will COM ;FazEzza n
Il mence their regular trips the first hiss==.TSSi
rise in Cumberland River, and continue in - =
the trade during the season. leaving Nashville and ST Louis
every Tuesday and Saturday at NJ For freight or pas
sage having unsurpassed accommodations apply to
nov6 A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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BEAUcHEsSE's LOUIS XVII

HIS LIFE, HIS SUFFERlNGS, HIS DEATH-Ths
Captivity of the Royal Family the Temple Translated
and edited by W. HAzL1T. Esq EmbelIshed with Wig.
nettes, Autographs, and Plans. vols l2uo. muslin
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Il undersigned hereby gives notice that whereas on the
l0th day OF December 1918 there issued by the Com
monwealih OF Virginia, Military Land Warrant No 29O
Ter 400 OF Land Peter Booth and Martha Porch the
heirs or legal representatives Of Michael Booth deceased
late Sergeant of the Continental hne Of Yrgsia for er-
vices rendered Sergeant during the War said Cont
mental line, which said Warrant lost misaid and
whereas the 2sh day Of October ls4 duplicate War
rant issued To said Minors which said duplicate has
also been lost misa and whereas the 9TH day Of No
EeDber 1858. another duplicate Warrant ssued 10 said
minors now therefore publish thstI will make applea
ton TO the General Land Office al Washington for Scrip
To be issued 10 the only surviving beir Of the said
hichel Booth, deceased under act Of Congress entitled
An act making further provisions for the satisfaction Of
Virginia Land Warrants, approved August SlsS Is52
nOvl5-tri w8ms MARTHA PORCH.
lhree mnnfhs send nafrer and accr,rt 10 tIa nai..
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OFFICE \. 4 C. R. R. COMPANY,
Nashville Nov. Is, 1853.
=. X. .SeUeaSon, E.q., President of said Company:
The foregoing abstract shows the condition of the asrs
of our Company the 1st instant
All of which is respectfully submitted
W. A. GLEAYES Treasurer
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=
4 STORE, Cedar street, the Pest Office Nashville
Tennessee We respectfully call ihe attention Of 6ouil
men TO the Advantageous arrangement that we have recent
" made Tor The purpose Of furnishing Them sh slohing
superior quality at mueh lower rates than has beFetoe
been charged BY similar establishments The senior part
ner Mr. X d. Clifton, residing and remaining continually
m PhisdeiPta having been for many years engaged n
the purchase Of material and the manufacturing Of Clothing
nthe Eastern Markets gives decided advantages which
We are returning 10 the benefit Of customers With this
arrangement an5 the price principle We fatier our-
selves that shall be able 10 give satisfaction 70 all who
may favor with their patronage.
~ Making to OTdeT.-Akye have in our employ one
OF the most experienced shd superior cutters in the United
States and viii warrant work give entite satisfaction
Our stock OF Goods hand is large and beautiful com
prsing all the latest STYLES Of fabrics introduced Gentle
men will please call and examine our stock
nova CLIFTON 4 ARROTT
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ABSTRACT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BOOKS
OF THE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY
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MISS BREMER's HOMES OF THENEw WORLD
IMPRESSIONS OF AMERICA. Translated By MARY Hoxrr 2
vols, ISno. muslin. 20
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SIR WILLIAM HAMILTOS'S DISCUSSIONS ON
Philosophy and Literature Education and University Re-
FORM Chiefly from the Edinburg Review; Corrected Vnd
Gated, Enlarged in Notes and Appendices With In.
troductory Essay BY RosERr TURNsur1 DID. $40. muslin
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4VAsHFIILh
CorToN We notice very little activity in the market yes
terday-Only u bales sold at X of interior quality