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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-20
FOUR LOTS IN SOUTH NASHVILLE.

l3S u feet foot alley known as Lots No and g. ard
the next but the brick store belonging Isaac Paul.
and two fronting College street extended 80 feet each
running back l3S feet 10 foot alley known lots
and B next to Mr.. Haynes residence,
Notes with approsed security, payable in Bank will be
required and lien retained until the payment of the pur
chase money. ldecl0-2w A. ID. BERRY.
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MAHOGANY. &C.. &c,

MAHOGANY, &c., &c.
Fine crotch and shade Veneers
Oak Veneers, Nonldngs,
Bureau Knobs, Sand Paper,
NaTnshes, assorted.
Offered low bv octs T. WELLS.
COACH VARNISIIES, ASSORTED,
PAINTS, AND OILS, al kinds
GLASS AND GLASSWARE
BRUSHES OF SORTS,
DYE STUFES EVERY VARIETY
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VALUABLE PBOpERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
' LANDS, NEGROES AND STOCK; in lots to suit
purchasers. On WEDNESDAY, the 18th JANUARY,
1884 and days following, at PUBLIC AUCTION at
COopervle Cherokee Ford, Broad River Union Dis
rct South Carolina will positively be sold to the highest
bidder. the following described valuable property viz
LIST. IRON WORKS, at Cherokee Ford Broad river,
with all the Mills Furnaces, Shops Hotel Store, and other
buildings also the Dam Broad river and the priv
eges of the charter together with of Land of from
both sides Of the river.
3D. Fight thousand of LAND, in Spartanburg I'm
ion and York Districts in lots of from $50 500
n B.-Plats will be furnished at the time of sale
Sd Siy-seven NEGROES consisting OF 40 prime, able
bodied Men, many of them mechanics and expert workers
in iron and 81 Women and Children.
4th All the STOCK at the Works. consisting of Cattle,
Mules, Wagons and PatteIns
Bar Iron Nails and Castings,
Oats, Corn, Hay and Fodder
Merchandise such as is usually kept in country stOre
Hotel and House Furniture.
TERNs-FOr the Iron Works and the Lands, one-fourth
cash. balance by bonds payable one and three years.
with interest from day Of sale and secured by mortgage
of the property.
For the Negroes fourth cash. and the balance by
bonds payable in twelve months with interest from day Of
sale, and approved personal security.
For Stock &C. cash. orapprOyed notes. at six MONTHS
with interest from day of sale and made payable at the
Bank of Chester, at Chesterville, s. {.
Purchasers 10 pay for titles, &c
The salewill commence at Coopervle at IL O'clock,
Wednesday, the 18th January, 1904 and will be contn
ued from dav to day until the whole property is sold.
with good board Limestone Springs about six miles from
COOperve where the sale will take place. COOperve lies
between Yorkyie ami Spartanburg Court House.
For further particulars apply to
WIN b. HERIOT, Charleston,
to A. NJ. LATHAM, Coopervlle S. C..
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WALL PAPER.
$3.50 Bolts fine Glazed Parlor aAa LiaR Popsys,
Cheap UaGlassd Papers, lrsU assorted
Borderinq and Curtain anil Tester PGperS assorted
For sale unusually Cheap BY $500 T. WELLS.
FINE WINES, BRANDIES, &c., &c.
Champagne Oiard Dupey, DuPey Signet French Peach
and American BHndes; Mbra Port, II}e Sherry, Cdrst
and Mueaiel Wines LOAdos Porter. de- Received by
octs T. WELLS, Market Street.
ARTISTS COLORS, &c.
Oil ColOis in flexible tubes,
Mahogany Pallets, -.
Sable. Cancels hair and BrS;le Brushes.
Palette Knives Narnishes, drying oil, IL,
WAFER eOsr paint boxes, assorted.
Daguereotype Paint boxes,
do. materials, assorted
Received and fer sale low by T. WELLS,
OctS Market Street
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REORGANIZATION OF a NEW REPUBLIC.
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST STYLE
OF GENTLEMEN'S
READH-MADE CLOTHING!
Arcade Clothing Store,

No. % Market street, opposite he Union Hal
INnANkFUL for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
upon him, begs leave 10 inform the citizens of Nash-
vile and surrounding country that he has Just received
of the largest and most complete aSSortmens of Ge9teS
Fall and Uutsr Cotbiag and Furnishing GODS ever
brought to the city, which will be found unsurpassed in
quality and workmanship and at such low prices cannot
fail TO please. The stock has been selected and made up
under my own inspection expressly suited to thu wants of
the city.
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NEW BOOKS,

CL0UDED HAPPINESS: A novel, Translated from
the French of the Countess DOrsay being No lS4 of
Harpers Library of Select Novels
BLEAK HOUSE. By Chas Dickens. Another supply
of the Cheap Edition.
pa THE COUNTESS DE CHARNEY; Or The Fall Of the
French Monarchy. BY Alexander Dumas .
THEATRICALPLAYS.-1O different kinds-ths day
received and for sale by
nOy30 F.HAGAN.
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Also, large assortment OF
Children'S Clothing,

suitable for all ages and warranted to ut
As my stock is very large, offer great inducements
TO country Merchants, either wholesale RETAIL at very
little above Eastern prices
Give CALL as shall take great pleasure in showing
the Goods. II. A. JESSEI,
Arcade Clothing Store, 90 Market st,
oct6-Sm Opposite Union Hall,
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PHILADELPHIA ONE PRICE CLOTHING

PHILADELPHIA ONE PRICE CLOTHING
STORE Cedar street. near the Post Office Nashville
Tennessee We respectfully call the attention Of Gentle
to the advantageous arrangement that have recent
" made for the purpose Of furnishing them with clothing
superior quality lower than has heretofore
been charged by similar establishments The senior part
ner Mr. r. d. Clifton residing and remaining continually
in Philadephl having been for many years engaged IN
the purchase of material and the manufacturing Of ohing
in the Eastern Markets gives decided advantages which
returning TO the bcne. Of our customers With this
arrangement ana the price principle we aatter our
selves that shall be able 10 give satisfaction all who
may favor us with their patronage.
.45~ Making to Ordcr.- We have in employ one
Of the most experienced and superior cutters in the United
States and will warrant work give entire SAT- cticn
Our stock of Goods hand is large and beautiful CON-
prsng all the latest styles Of fabrics introduced Gentle
men will please call and examine our stock
nova CLIFTON Il ARBOTT
lust RECEIVED-iO BOXES OF LANG
81 HORN 4 Armisteads finest Tobacco q dUz Zinc
Wash Boards, and for sale by L. +. BELL,
decl No, % College st opposite Sewanee House
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTISTRY.
r. ROSS would respectfully invite tDe < %
J attention of the public to NEW AND iYYS,srffSzA
IMPROVED METHOD or INSERTING ARTIFIcIAL ~~1LIIT
TEETH upon which he has been for tine practcing
with great success.
The imnrnyemeDt consists in the teeth being arasgcd up
on plate Of pure yLtiaula, and by means OF sIcious
compouud the teeth and plate cemented firmly Oget
er leaving no nterstices for the Judgment secretion
food at the time forming artificial gum beautiful
and eke in appearance and which Is represented the
inside of the teeth as well as out.
Those interested invited TO call and examine spec
mems of this improved method at his operating rooms No
81, up stairs, College St aug37-H
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DOY'S CLOTHING DEPOT THE subscribers
I'D have the most extensive and varied assortment Of
Clothing for Boys from 10 Is offered for sale the
Union Orders for Gentlemens Clothing filed the short
estnOtce.
Persons purchasing Clothing at this establishment have
the privilege of changing them if they do not suit
+. A. HOIT & BRO.
S. W. corner OfChestnut and l0st, Philadelphia.
April 8, lS53-ly
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PRATT'S SIXTEENTH ANNUAL SALE
OF BOOKS
At JOS. F. DUNTON'S.
TI extensive assortment Of Books still Open and will
continue during the remainder ofthe week. The low
ers Of Literature and sound reading will find any descrp
ton Of vorte Authors besides those who have presents
to make will find any assortment Ofannals seldom offered
Auction. Paper and other goods TO which special at
tenOn is requested.
Sale Monday, 10; Tuesday, 2O Wednesday, q; Fri
day %; and Saturday, "a; night
declS JOS. F. DUNT0N Auctioneer
PS-During the day at private sale for Ladies and Gen.
temen who cannot attend during the night J. F. d.
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FOR DECEMBER.-Harper's Magazine for December;
just received by F. HAGAN
deco Market ST.
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DAY BOOKS, Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Record
Books all sizes and qualities Steamboat Books complete
SETS Memorandum Books, 80 kinds FOoscap, Letter and
Note Paper, and Envelopes Ink, Gold and Steel Pens
Sand, Blotng Paper Check Books Note Books Bills of
Lading, &C. &c For sale BY JOHN YORK 4 co.
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JOHN YORK CO. have just received a variety of su-
peror Gold PENS the best and cheapest article offered
for sale in Nashville. Ee@y Pen rayraated
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COMMERCIAL BLANKs, sc.

THE WORKS OF CALHOUN AND WEBSTER-in
store and for sale by
novSO F. HAGAN
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DRAWING AND MATHEMATICAL IN
SHIPMENTS.
large and fine assortment of Drawing and Mathematical
instruments, just received and for sale by F. HAGAN
nOy30 Market St
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HIBBERT'S INK.

HIBBERT'S INK.
One hundred doz bottles, assorted of this Superior Wri
ting Fluid-this day received and for sale by
nov3O F. HAGAN
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~ AA'@A-'A'7' 49,
Blank Books, all sizes; ..se..
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank of Tennessee;
Blank Checks and Notes on Union Bank;
Blank Checks and Notes on Planters Bank;
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank of Nashville;
Blank Drafts and Bills of Exchange;
Copying Books Bill Paper Copying Ink; Railroad Re-
eips, Bill Files Tin Cutters; Bill Heads, &C. &C. For
ale by does CHAS W. SMITH, College street
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nUININE. Morpha, Chloroform. PepSin. Cod Lirer
" Oh StTichnne Hyd Potassae Iodine Nitrate Silver
Select PotrErsof Opium, Ipecaes'sah CIIocyaI Rba5
ScaDscn& AIy-apPte, B0gJerry GolIeA SeIl, dc.
Received By T. WELLS
oct5 Market Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-20

THE WORKS OF DANIEL WEBSTER
Edited by Edward Everett. Complete in 8 vols, with
fOnr steel Engravings.
For sale by decl4 JOHN YORK 4 co
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NOR SNLE-A LIKELY NEGRO WON
UNDERSIGNED HAS a

with him business, 10. T. GiBSON, OF this civ,
under the style Of STEVENS & GIBSON.
We have removed to Noels building, No College
street. opposite Edwards Harris, ID door trun Church
street. and would respectfully solicit from my Grmer
toners a continuance Of their patronage.
Nashville, Dec 6, 1855. JNO. b. STEVENS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-04

"a vr;l IA las hao,, ,,on,nl h., .ho Co,ou.,o.. r
i,.s.s s.st a. r. ,ha. Stata " '"o oo'efhor VI
.'es my AZ WA. o.a'e
A aas vaIh oregon sai ae rom new YORK on
~ y. Aus'1Aiia' WIN @-o passengers.
The winter sown wheat in Wisconsin is said to
Wy 'an''ns sppea,an,e'
Inc steam tug uoiian look nre at New l ork
me sd and was damaged to the amount OF $1,000.
'ndidats for reelection, subject to a convention
|1t is reportetl that Cen James Hamilton Of
Esth r. rolipa hss hsoar,o arvort - ~,;nit,,a, Va
~ 'oA''i' W sfi'.uaA ,appinss'
meeting OF merchants was lately held at
~ c nUr.n usf0hna ior the purpose OF forming
4 !. = -e'
young man, named joshua Preston, was
I'd by the machinery in the rolling at Trenton
Jersey on the I'D inst
The reason wby some people think more of
y stomachs than their SOULS is because their stomachs
coniounded sight tine largest oil the two.
The scholar who SELL into a reyerie last
~ was Immediately taken ont ana n l. s.;5 ,,,l =,
Gar - - i w ~
-. Iy,;.,a
te master at Mobile and his suretes to
amount for which he is said to be deficient
Tsha Aourino-mills If pb;ladolnh; 81 A.,
~ .aa,.f. ~ a.. o,, ~ , hpu,a, anu the
.,,srtsr I'm sbsis If Wheat annasiS ABOUT million
The New York Legislature has nossod = I'm
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resolutions, etc, and notify you of the rejection
OF same 10y this B0ard, viz:
The resolution to sell the contract for rera,r-
ing and rebuilding wharyes, Fourth District.
on account of liy Weadley
The resolution referring to Joint committee
the purchase Of Barlows Planetarium
The ordinance concerning the Street Commits
sloners Department. (No 226)
The resolution relative to Nicomcle, Comptrol-
Ter OF the late Third Municipality
Inc substitute for the ordinance establishing
the Board of Health
The resolution for the printing of 1000 copies
OF the same
The requesting the Mayor to nol.orialiie the
Legislature 20 authorize the city ~ issue bonds
to the extent OF one hundred and fifty tho.tsepd
doiIars, TO cover cost OF repairs to Court house
Second District, and purchase Of lroper:y from
NJ Walton
The resolution for the appointment Of n com
mittee 20 arrange Tor firing salutcs On the a2l
February last
The resolution directing the surveyor to re
port plan and estimate Of cost Tor alteration OF
the city Hall Second district
The resolution authorizing the sale of q con-
tract for building - scbool-house On Bagatrlle
street, Third District
Inc resolutions directing II survey of the route
ana estimate cost Of connecting Bayou Bienycuu
with the city.
With much respect, your OBJ scry't,
ALTER II. PErERS, Secretary
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A resolution for the appointment of Joint
Committee to receive x-President Fillmore
Messrs Place, Hermann, Burthe and Watkins
being the Committee on the part Of this Board
with much respect, your OBJ sery't.
WALTER H. PETERS, Secretary
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- ~ As-N
) J LUGHNBUHL.z

On motion. tile Board adjourned to meet in
the New City Hall, opposite Lafayette square,
on Friday next, Sth inst, at six o'clock p. "
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secy.
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lpnGRATSoS FROM InELANp.-The Irish papers are filed
= acocunts Of emigration. Every day, says the Tuam
Nd, We witness the departure Of crowds The Water
0hronicle states that a recent occasion a vessel
VIII 22l persons directly for the United States Re-
ttanoes were pouring in from this country in great
1nbers, accompanied by earnest appeals to parents,
thers and sisters to take up their departure for the
~ World. Already. says the Tuan Herald have many
Nd PARENTS whose years and infrmities render them
70 change been persuaded to join their children in
- United States.
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The rules being dispensed with, Mr. Burke
offered the following, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the official printer be and he
rs hereby authorized to publish in pamphlet form
two hundred copies Of the proceedings Of The
Common Council for the year ending 10Th April.
1863, for he use Of tue Board of Aldermen and
Assistant Aldermen
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-srd fr a5uizl rs Nuf rsua sai Pa i.1s ts Nh
Narbe Company III che Htast NANTES, Vb5h stvl.
and dafahl unsl4s-i by ans thing Thv
tst 2 81 u their wsg wEIe The Pnee ne r7dsrse.
oeus ; LUhGEs \ CO. DO ana 81 Circus 81
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official.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

New ORLEANS, April l, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members present-lion. W. C. c, Claiborne,
President; Messrs Burke, Converse, Clark
Giquel, Jones and Labatut
The reading of the journal was, on motion, dis
pensed with.
A letter was read, inviting the Board Of Al
dermen to attend the commencement Of the Law
Department Of the University of Louisiana
On motion, the invitation was accepted
A petition was read Of Gideon Stephens, agent
for Nathan Stephens, asking payment of the
sum of five thousand dollars, which has been
withheld from him as a penalty for negleeting
to complete the contract for paving Levee street
with square blocks, from Ursuline to St. Anne
streets, as per contract between the city OF New
Orleans and Thomas Hines, to whose rights the
said Nathan Stephens has been subrogated
The rules being dispensed with, the following
resolution, offered by Mr.. Clarke, was adopted
unanimously by yeas and nays;
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, upon the
warrant of the Comptroller, to Nathan stephens,
the amount retained from him, less one hundred
dollars, as penalty for non compliance of the
contract of Thomas Hines, for the paving of
Leyee street, in the Second District
A bill, due to the Office of the Picayune for
twelve months subscription, was referred to the
Finance Committee.
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The following ordinance, passed 10y the Board
of Assistant Aldermen, was read;
Be it ordained, by the Common Council of the
city Of New Orleans, That, from and after the
passage of this ordinance, il shall not lie lawful
for any person or persons to use any pirogue
canoe or other craft, on any Of the canals dug
by or belonging 10 the corporation, for the
drainage of the city, under penalty OF a fine
of ten dollars for each contrayention and the
forfeiture of said canoe or other craft SO found
in said canals.
And be it further ordained, That any person
or persons who shall wltully niure or destroy
any of the protection lcyees made by or belong
ing to the city, shall be fined in a sum not less
than twenty-five or more than one hundred dol
lars, recoverable before any court of competent
jurisdiction
On motion of Mr. Burke, the first Of the
above resolutions was rejected, and the rules
being dispensed with, the second resolution was
concurred in, after having been amended by
striking out the words " aniS and " further .
from the same,
The following message was read
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
New Orleans, April |, 1855
To the Hon President and Members Of he
Board of aldermen:
GfNrLENEN--l beg 10 return to your honora
4 - .
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The rules being dispensed with, Mr.. Converse
offered the following resolution, which was
adopted
Resolved, That the resolution authorizing the
removal of the Boys House OF Refuge to the
Third District be and is hereby repealed.
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az 0LFF, SAMUEL, Importer Of Vince,
: as'rf't t'r md Gdy'.s taJl 'ss .a4t ~ =
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ENyIIlTE, BALDRIGE Il Co, Commission
~ H,rfaus, 55 ua4l fsas, ClIa1iaet ct. B.GRoyrs
4
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-03-24
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Tn this city, 9th ult Ella Frances daughter Of VIM
Rice, Jr, aged years and 81 months. II Y
In Phipsburg, 2ls: inst Edora Wilds, aged years
and month.
In Woolwich, 18th inst Mrs susannah Bailey aged SO
years and months. w WV -s fA
In Ptston Mrs Abigail, widow Of the late James Roll
Inns, aged 72. ~ .-.r a-t
In Nashua, II, 9TH inst, Mrs Mary H, wife Of Capt
Daniel Johnson, formerly of Litchfied, aged Al.
In Columbia, Cal, Jan 9th, of Consunptlon CYRUS F
Tarbox, late OF Illinois, aged 81 years.
The following obituary Of the deceased, copy from
the Columbia Gazette, at the request Of friend -
The deceased of the the late Capt Cyrus Tar
box Of Bowdoinham Me- and emigrated to Chicago, IL
nOis ten twelve years since acting there for
number of years clerk and afterwards removed to
Nappervie, Du Page County, in the same State and
gagged there in bu mess both his account and for
others For the last two years his health had becom
much impaired that he gave up active business and
pointed master Of that His health still de-
fee and accompanied by brother and friend, came
Cao mia in the hopes of deriving benefit from change
OF climate He arrived here the first Of May last
dsapG onted in his hopes Of recovery, undergoing
much suffering from his disease, which he bore with
Christian foriude. He formerly meEiber OF the
Church, and has left amiabe wife and child and
large circle of friends TO mourn his loss. 81,
Being member Of the Masonic fraternity he was by
his own request inferred with all the honors Of that So
ciety
In Stockton, CAL Jan 2Oh Mr. Benjamin Moody, of
Me, aged 90.
In CoIoma, Cal, 2fh ult, Maj W w Hutchinson, for
merry of Brunswick, aged 40.
In Damarscotia, 18th inst, Mrs. Abigail B. Hilton,
aged 66 years
AT sheepsco Bridge 10th inst, Mr.. William Kennedy,
aged 70 years.