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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-08
The Eighth Qf January.

To-day is day above all others in
the calender, that should be COM
rlcmoratcd in Lqhsiana. The an
niyersary of thc&st attempt made by
England, 10 set her dcspotic foot with
ny the territory of the United States,
should ever be kept fresh in the mem
Org of every citizen Of LQuisiana.-
The heroic deeds OF the veterans of IA
and Is should not te forgotten, and a
tribute Of respect 10 The memory of
Andrew Jackson should flow spontane-
ously from the heart of every Amerl-
can on the return Of the glorious ami
vcrsary Of his heroic deeds in New
Orleans.
We regret that we have not now as
Of old, in our town, the well appointed
bands Of military that made the town
mellow wi.h the exploits Of their arms
and the music &c their brass instru-
mcn.s. Alas change has come--a
aad change.
Now we never know when great
day does come in the calender, It pass
cs. ard has nothing remarkable to
spread upon its page. There is no
firing Of cannons and marching to and
fro as Of old. No there is not even a
popping cracker let off to commcmo-
rate the greatest event.
The only thing We know of, to-day
in the way of amuscmenksis the Grand
Military and Civic Ball at ihe Harley
House to, wight at which thAe w7l no
aoubt be many distinguished men in
undress uniform.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-08

CoEaurTIoN IN New YoRK.-The
Albany E'Uening Jounol says:
corruption rank and foul, it is al
legged, is stalking through the City
Hall, injecting both the Common
Council andebe Heads of. BuTeaut.-
Nothingaaf pecuniary valus, it is said
can be Varied through the Board
without liberal bl'ibe to It's members;
whilenon the other band, nothing is
refused which pays the required bonus.
The most valuable privileges and fran
elise are gganSed to those who sate
ready to pay--not the city--but the
Aldermen Tor them. sGlan who want
water, ferry or railroad grants, when
they apply TO on Alderman, are asEcd
how freely they can bleed? II The
sums offered are below hoe that can
be obtained Of Aher parties, they are
refused No proposition in which
money is involved is en!Gslined ppon
its merits. When the h55hus offered
is satisfactory, tke'bgi5c~is sealed Up
for delivery to the Alderman after tho
performance Of tbeir part of the coa-
tract, when The ''spoil2" arc diyidc'l
botwesatbo tru%.y representative. to
whonls that departments Of the city 5
welfarcms been committed"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-08

THEOLOGY OF THE MoRMoEt The
Mormons believe in the authenticity Of
the Old Testament, and in~ the divine
character mission and revelation of
Jesus Christ. But they further be.
lieye that similar revelations of the d.
vine will were made to Joseph Smith,
and are now being made, as circum-
stances require, to Brigham Young
and the patriarchs ofthe church. The
Mormons believe in polytbeism as well
as polygamy. The two 60 hand in
hand. According to the Original ideas
OF their theology they are themselves
all gods and the progenitors Of gods,
varying in power, intelligence and dig
nifty, who have Inundated themselves
for while appearing uporathe earth
and amusiXa human form. One Of
their great duties in this, their humil-
lated charac e., isl propagate their
spices, and Nple not only this, but also
worldsunnumbered and uncreated, with
their d S endants-sqas IKE themselves.
Hence the great necessity and reason
for the adoption Of the system SQf plu-
rality Of wives, for the more ukdy ac-
complishnent of this, the great object
of their being. After death ny will
ascend to Heaven, resume thdf origi-
nal godship, and thereoive in %
potual beatlfic enjoyaent,. surrounded
by their numerous wives and posterity.
In their belief there is no such place as
4 separate distinct hell. He'll Consists
simply in the deprivation of those whA
are unworthy !. m from thq4s and pleas:
VERDICT AN ADvrrsslro CASE.
In a suit iHthe Supreme Court YES
terday, before Adge Oakley. brought
by thfTroprietsxp Of the eourier and
Enql ker eeimt H0ry !, Ibbotson,
FOR thfs 1htited, and eighteen dollars
and eishtI.iMe .centsy the amount
claimed interest.! It appears that
when 1hSfsdt erti*ment, was taken to
DE urier ces therewas some mis-
Jaz3ts0ling respecting the number
Of insertions~. II was, however, put in,
leadv and &layed.!and remained 50
for one hundred and fifty days, at two
dollars for Zach insertion. The de-
fence set ~ 5chiefy that Mr.. lbs
bos@,s'orde's in respect to tic adver1
tisemeft were not carried out. How
ever, he took thnCourier & Enquirer
daily, AVA, as Tas presumed by the
c9srt, saw tlo adyg5sement in q'scs-
tidh, and 6ould have notified the edik
or.to altescr discqatiaue<it. TlHcourt
ruiod tRathe shotyd have Giyen@ this,
notice, and noa llavs tskpected to
enjoy tae befcfsf tha6ldyef tisemcnt.
gI.hoas Payinsf's it'Trs'' Yor1'
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-08

r"Ella Bruce is the pretty name
Of the young Scottish songstress, in
appearance rot exceeding sixteen or
seventeen years of age, who has Just
commenced her professional career,
and at last accounts was given concerts
in Georgia. The Atlanta Republi-
can, says, ''her genius is of the very
highest order, and her voice sweet
beyond description She elic.cd the
highest encomnums Of tie press of
Columbus, Griffin and other places
where she appeared.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-08

Friedrich f Bruins, Director. "
Tickets admitting gentleman and two
ladies, two dollars, Refreshments furnish
ed during the evening included to be had
at the office of the Harvey House. Iiani-5.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-08

Nen Ancertlsem cuts.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-08

0C-At the Ball to comeoH tonight
atthc Harvey House Saloon, we learn
that the pupils of AIR. r. E. Bruins,
viii dance The following Fancy Dances:
La Cracovinnc, Highland Fling,
Polka Quadlille, Military Tambour,
Major jig and United States Navy
Dance. Each dance to be danced in
Fancy Dress.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-08

Carolina fsice&c.
Tlst rsssived 20 Casks Prime Carolisa
- Riesr: 600 pounds Green Meat, 25
barrels Whiskey; 30 barrels s. L. Flour
Jaa JOSHUA BEAk.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-08

In February, the u. s. Marshal
viii proceee4 TO execute the decree,
and summop posse, and if need be,
call npon TIE praidant fer military
aid, The Governor Ct Virginia on the
.~othera.and, will resist the ezecujiof
Z II the deoyce, enc, employ the ,diliia
for that pMDase. There is a clash Of
authorisy bcMesn coordinatc branchcs
of the Goverpmcnt, and in which
States are deeply Interested On one
size and the other. Whether Com
gress or the court is to yield is the
question.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-08

TI'herc will bea cali meeting Of
St. james Lodge, tlss eveningate early
candle LIGHT. ~ G
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-01-08

. WHEELING InlpcE-C'on@ict je-
zlSecn 10 .&5u17TcsseI Tonrt a2,d Chr
.~ssss1A Washir5; on s4etter says,
pueelIicl sniion wff1iii soonss called .
therea lnsiA conflict between tue
U. =. SufscM Court anil he les. a.
tive Branch e.f he Government. in Inc
Wheeling bridgacase. The coal5 ny
a decree at il lI6 -ossion, after a re,
heariag CT ,he case, dccreed thss, the
bridgc should be removed as anxoh-
struction tosay'eation, CT e|oyacl, 70
certain height, aud t,.ey logged aEsE
tain ;imc within ylish thS MFe
company should co$s''x with th6tsrrtfs
Of the decree. CORES as the Aate
seas;o@ ard af.eas..o adjounme:T Of
the coruso9rstitat3l tho bridge pcs5
road, VI view to sac DIG bridge
and evsA hosdecr-a. IAsS unds4
take to lsslIjz5 Whit he Judiciary has
decided f~be ru;ssnce. u y
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-20
MARSHAI,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF FOUR WRITS Of teri fuchs to me
ID directed FROM the Circuit Court of the United States
for the Middle District of Tennessee founded on four judy
meus rendered in said Court at its September Term 1855
to wit:
David Jayne Son, Us. Mark L. Cartwright and Leroy
Armstrong Judgment 18th September 1858; same, as.
same Judgment 18th September, 1880; W. MCay Son,
gs same, Judgment 18th September, 1853 and John NJ
Oty re. same, Judgment 10th September 1883
will sell to the highest bidder for Cash at the Court
House door, in the City of Nashville on MONDAY the
18th day of December 1853 all the right title claim and
interest," Of the said Defendant Leroy Armstrong and
to the following Lots, in the City OF Nashville to
LOT No 49, designated in the plan of the College or
Academy property, fronting 80 feet Cherry street. and
running back the usual depth of Lots in that part OF the
City. and is adjoining the residenceOt VIM. StOckel
ALSO part of Lot No. 81 fronting 50 feet on summer
street. extended bounded follows beginning at the
Northwest of B. F. Moseys Lot on the east SIDE OF
Summer street, thence along the east side OF Sad street
so feet thence right angles nohwsTdy and parallel WIN
Summer street 10 feet 10 Newnams line; thence running
hack with said line 100 feet 10 an Alley thence SOUTH
wardv with said Alley 60 feet to Moseys corner thence
witt the line of Moseys Lot about l70 feet to the begin
ming corner r,,nr c.l. ;. a
ove described Lots conveyed to Leroy Armstrong by
two Deeds bearing date the 2ls June, 1853 and Of
cord in the Registers Office for Davidson county, in Book
No II, pages 2s5 and 1886
Both said have been levied upon the property
Defendant Armstrong and will be sold 10 satisfy said wrts
this 25th day Of October 1853.
J. b. CLEMENTS,
Marshall, U. s Middle Division, Tennessee.
By his Deputy, b. N. CLEMENTS.
0ct27-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-20

ST. LOUIS AND CTNCNNArI.-The first LOGON olive
on the western end Of the Ohio and Missouri Rail
road was tested Friday The editor of the ST.
Louis b,telligencer reports as follows:
Everything worked smoothly in the trial of the
locomotive yesterday. The road has the broad
guage-six feet-and is as level as a floor The
engines will not run on such a road-they will fy.
But for the delay of chairs for the rails the
would have gone yesterday to Caseyville. The
road will be completed to that place in a fortnight
And-listen, citizens of ST. Louis-beiore the LIST
day Of July next-probably by the lst of April
next-we will go from St Louis to Cincinnati in
Is hours time
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-20

~ The Auditor of the Treasury for the Post
Office Department has issued circular notifying
contractors that from and after the lst day of JAM
1854 but draft for the pay upon each route per
quarter will be paid, fled for payment in hisof
fice-this draft should state upon its face that it is
the only for the quarter, and the route both to
be specified on which it is drawn, and the signature
thereto should be attesed by the Postmaster at the
place where it may be drawn and one other wit
ness and each assignment thereof should be atested
by two witnesses
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
TELEGRAPHED FOR THE UNION AND AMERICA

CINCINNATI, Nov lS.-The river has risen thir-
teen inches.
PITrsBURe, Nov. l9.-The river is falling with
six feet eleven inches water in the channel
NEw YORK. Nov. 1s.-Mess Pork Sl4 75aSl5 90
Prime Sll 70 to Sl3 Lard 10 to l01.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Is-Flour dull at IS So Clear
Bacon Sides &c. River falling Hog operations
have ceased on account Of the warm weather
NEW oRLEAks Nov 1s-Flour 6a62 1c; Corn ga
sc; Oats SOC; Mess Pork dull at l3 GOALS Soc Ba-
con heavy, Ribbed sides =, no buyers. Lard in
bbls lOaallc; Coffee advanced, 5000 at 10aal14c
Arrived Sallie West g
= LOUISVILLE, Nov. 19.-Pork packers have stop
ped operations on account Of the warm weather
PTTTsBURG Nov. l9-The river is rising slowly
with feet water in the channel
CINCINNATI, Nov l9-The river has risen four
inches. Sales Of 500 hogs at 4 As. Good demand
for filling contracts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-20


SUGAR-We notice no change in Sugar since our last.
The stock ample for the demand Prices range from 50
a55o.
COFFEE-Remans about the last. Stock
light Rio is held at l2aISc; New Orleans 12a2 5Oal &c.
Baltimore, l3al3 so.
MOLASSES-The supply is abundant and ranges from
24a2s.
FL0UR.-We have only limited supply of Flour in the
market, mostly Tennessee brands which is held at 5Oa
6 90 per Dbl There is old Cincinnati of cry inferior
grade selling at 5Oa4 90.
PROYISTONS.-In the provision market the stock is
light and Hams command Sc Sloulsr& &C. Sides &c; Hog
goand &C. Lard g. Butter lOal2z Eggs 49, POatoes, 60;
C5ra Neal 85a40
RAGS-There is considerable demand for rags. White
man. his paper the square, is paying &C. We
quote seas 90 as the price
LIQUORS, WINES, &c.-Stocks in market of imported
saes and ors inadequate the demand. In con
sequence of the general failure Of the grape crop in France
and Germany prices w advance upon arrival Of stocks
from fty sereatyfpe per cent In anticipation of this
advance the market very active and present quo
atons stocks in first hands very light and but poorly
assorted.
The failure OF the Wine crops in France for three
sive years will prevent heavy imporAous, consequent,
prices will rule higher the advances thar
our present quotations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-20

ATLANTA, Nov Is.
DEAR SIR-The stock of Bacon in our market is almost
exhausted week will close all the sound offer
lug Iard-peny in store at llal2c dull Buer--prime
new article 2al5c ready sale Irish Potatoes in demand
at 75aSl per bushe Grren Appesa lot sold this
morning 81 Is per bushe proper figures $aSI Every
scarce and likely to continue Flour in demand -
as6 90 per Dbl Wheat has advanced TO CSC per bushe for
prime red Corn Csc Oats 50af0c Meal 65a7Oc. Cotton
quite active at 8 &c for midding fair.
ExcaASGE-Sght checks Augusta, Savannah and
Charleston \, and New York = per cent premium.
Respectfully, SEAGo ABGorr Co,
Cotton Factors and CommiSs ON Merchants.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

IL N. NERS, respectfully informs JEHS -
the citizens of Nashville and the pub fESS-IsZ
lie gent rally that he still continues the above u
business on Cherry street, between Cedar and
Line streets below the Theatre where he is prepared TO
build Coaches and Carriages Of all kinds to order
lie will keep constantly hand assortment of Bug
gies, BarOuches, Ph&tOns, etc., which he viii offer
for sale low for cash Those wishing purchase will do
well to give him call.
Repairing in all branches done at the shortest notice and
in the neateSt manner. aug23-3m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-20

CUMBERLAND COAL.--The undersigned has
~ at bis yard, College street. opposite Capt Horne
Paint Shop, fine lot of the best Cumberland Coal which
will be sold at the market prices The public are invited
to call and try this coal. JAMES HUGHES
- Having Wagons and Teams am at all times pre-
pared to furnish my old customers and friends with sand
and Gravel to do any hauling that may be required
Nashville October 20, 1853 j. Il
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r AND FOR sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A DE

4 cree of the County Court of Davidson county. rem
dered at the October Term, 1853 in the Of Thomas
Farrell Administrator the heirs Of Jeremiah Shimmiek
deceased will offer for sale at the Court House. the
of Nashville Saturday the 81 Of December next
TRACT OF LAND, containing ten situated on the
MurfIeesbOro pike, about seven miles from Nashville
Said Tract Of Land belonged to the estate Of Jeremiah
Shimmck deceased and is sold for the purpose Of paying
debts ofthe estate and upon the following terms, to wit
5000 cash. $3.50 upon credit OF months and the bal
ance upon credit Of twelve MONTHS with interest from
the date Notes with good security required and lien
tanned upon the Land until the purchase money pad
Oct26-trw&d F. X. CHEATHAM Clerk.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County COurt-NOvemberT Term, 1853.
George DIHamett Admir-, and others,


Squire Johnson and others.
1T APPEARING TO the satisfaction Of the Court in this
case that two Of the defendants wit Squire johnson
and his wife Martha Johnson nOnresdenfs OF the State
being citizens of the State of Missouri and that the usual
process oths Court could not be served upon Them it
ordered that publication be made in newspaper for
thirty DAYS. requiring said defendants appear at The De
cember Term this Court and plead 10 the petition other
wise the will be taken for confessed them and
set for hearing, D1rte. /. r. CHEATHAM,
NOv9-w&tw till dec 8 Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-20

The RAcE.-We went down to the course yes
terday and took look at Compromise and COredlia
Reid, the two fine racers that are so soon to come
together for purse of ten thousand dollars. Both
horses look in excellent condition, and we were
assured by their respective trainers that they
so. The former is trained by Mr., p s. Fowler and
viii be ridden by JONES CLYsER, the latter is trained
by CLINI CAGE, and will beridden by THOMAS Cole
There seems to be greater interest manifested
in this race than any that has been run over the
Nashville course for many years and we doubt not
it will increase up to the day of starting At this
time the bettingis pretty nearly equal if any diff
ference Compromise has the call. For our part we
shathold our peace until the Sd day of December,
then the man who dares differ with US in opinion
will be more than welcome to call on wakefield
q WALKER and help himself to a fine hat at our
expense.
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UNCIRRENT MONEY.

BANK OF NASHVILLE, Nov. IS 1858.
TIME notes Of the Solvent Banks in Georgia South Car
olina Alabama, except State Bank Virginia, lndi-
ana Ohio Kentucky and Missouri viii be received until
turhsr notice. by this Bank The Bank notes of all
the other States taken on liberal terms.
GOld.-We continue to sell Gold at half per cent pre-
gsiasq WESLEY WIRELESS,
uovlo-dIw shier.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Davidson County COurt-NovemberT Term, 1853.
Henry J. Hyde


Milla Shannon and others
this appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
Il that the following Defendants TO wit William Shan.
non and his wife Mla shannon formerly Ma HYDE whose
residence is not known and Edmond HYDE Martha HYDE
and MOrgana Hyde the three last beng minor children OF
John Hyde b deceased and residents of the State Of ILL
no nonresdents of this State and cut Of the urs-
dicon of this Court and that the usual process of this
Court cannot be served upon Them is ordered that pub-
cation be made in newspaper for said defendants
forward the first Monday in December next and
plead demur to the BILL otherwise the will
be taken for confessed to them and for hearing the
said term of the Court. F.R.CHEATHAM Clerk, &c.
nov9--tw&wl stdee-Prnters fee 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-20

cations of marriage life without reading the POCKET
ESCULAPiUS Let suffering from a haskuied
Cough Pain in the Side, restless nights nervous feelings
and the whole train OF Despeec sensations and given Hp
by their physician be another moment without consulting
the ESCULAPIUS. Havethe married or those about 70
be married any impediment read this truly useful book as
has been the means Of saving thousands OF unfortunate
creatures from the very Jaws Of DEATH
az Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
closed in letter will receive copy this work BY mail
or five copies will be sent for One Dollar
Address (post-paid) DR. WIN YOUNG,
marchl6-ly W I52 Spruce ~ PbiLr.isfDfsa
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MARINE NEWS.
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
Contracted DAILY BY DYER PEARL q CO.;


Sailing Days to and from the United States.
FROM EUROPE. f.5#.-
BALTIC, (Am.) Liverpool, Nov. 2, for. New York;
ARABIA Br) Liverpool, Nov 5, for. New York
CITY OF GLASGOW, (Br) Liverpool
Nov. 8, for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Philadelphia
WASHINGTON, (Am.) Southampton
CANADA, (Br) Liverpool Nov. u for Boston,
ATLANTIC, Ann Liverpool Nov. l6, for New York
ANDES, (Br) Liverpool, Nov. 49, Boston
EUROPA (r) Liverpool Nov. 10, for New York
NIAGARA OBJ Liverpool, Nov. &c for. Boston
COLLINS, (Am) Liverpool Nov 80, for. New York
CITY OF MANCHESTER (}r.) Liver ~
pool Dec z for. ......................P Philadelphia
COLLINS ANN Liverpool Dec II, for. New Yok
ALPS, (Br) Liverpool, Dec. IA for. Boston
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
ARCTIC, (Am) New York Nov u, for. Liverpool
GERMAN1A, (Brem) New York, Nov. l5 for. -. Bremen
AFRICA, tBr) New York, Nov. 16 for. $50. Liverpool
FRANKLIN, (Am) New York. Nov, 10 for. .Havre
AMERICA, (r) Boston, Nov. %, for. Liverpool
COLLINS (Am.) New York. Nov. e. for. Liverpool
ARABIA (I}r) New York, Nov 80, for Liverpool
WASHINGTON, tAm) New York Dec. g. for. .South'ton
CITY OF GLASGOW, (Br) Philadelphia, Dec.
s. Observation-Disclosures. Liverpool
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McCREA q TERRAss

McCREA d TERRASS,
Corner of Broad and College Streets Nashville Tenn
AgcntStor SDsitts Pittsburgh and WteehHQ XXX, and
Celebrated Rennetes
DALE ALES, PORTER & BROWN STOUT.
i HAVE now in store the following, which they will sell
at Pittsburgh prices, Transportation added to-day
l25 Bills G Smiths Pittsburgh Ale for summer use;
$50 "Kennett Brand equal to the best Scotch Ale;
100% do do for family use; -
20 Casks Bottled do p.
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NASHVILLE UNfvERsITY.-We are glad to learn
that this Institution is in such hourishing cond-
ton. There are now some two hundred in attend
ance. ff
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Davidson County COuTt-NOVemberT Term, 1853.
E. A. Mabry, Admir-,
Daniel D. Mabry and Others
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court in this
L case that the defendants, VIM. H. Mabry and Lewis
Mabry nOn-resdents Of the State and that the usual
process of this Court not be served upon Them It
ordered that publication be made for thirty days in
newspaper requiring said defendants appear and
the term of this Court December 1885, otherwise
they will be proceeded against by default
f. R. CHEATHAM,
IVA fiji dee Clsrk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-20

%. RECORDERS CoURE-The following persons were
before this court yesterday:
D. Sheehun, for assault and battery, fined 50 and
costs
w. Seat for disorderly house and riotous conduct
fined SO and costs.
Hiram Seat, for disorderly conduct, fined $40
and costs. .ll. III. Es. 1850
Martha Reese, for disorderly conduct, fined IS
and costs.
Ann Raby, for disOrderly conduct fined S. and
costs
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OF Rev. Mr.. FEReUsoN viii preach at the Chris
tan Church this morning at l0k o'clock
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STEAMBoATs.-The Altoona arrived and left yes
terday, She left for St Louis Cumberland is up
Aida left for St Louis tf
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~ Rev. Bishop SoULE will preach at the Nc
Kendree Church this morning at IL O'Clock
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RrvrR-The river is stil rising with seven feet
on the Shoals
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Q1- NJ s CoNBs has sold his entire interest in
the publication of the "Ereniag Ne0s" to Messrs.
McKEE & AsHBY. We wish all parties abundant
success.