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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-15
"CLRAR THE TRACK,

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TINE subscriber has just opened, his Old stand No 81
Market street. next door 70 7. W. W. H. Evans, the
largest and most elegant stock Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING and Gentemens Furnishing Good be ever had the
Measure of exhibiting bis frisnds and customers which
he is offering wholesale and retail such terms will
he confidently believes, give entire satisfaction
His stock consists OF FrOck and Dress Coats Of
retv Of stve and pattern do do Pants and Vests Over
coats Box Coats &C. &c; Hats aud Caps sarge assurt
ment Carpet Bags Trunks Shirts, Collars Stocks Craysts
Umbrellas &c; large assortment of Cloves Hosiery and
Pocket Hdkf &c. al Of which new and purchased Of
the best houses the Eastern cities expressly for In
ket
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
him he invites examination into his present stock and
prices he is determined to spare pains to please his
friends and customers.
NJ. SULZBACKER, Agent
sept3s-sm No. SO Markets.
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OLOsING SALE OF WINTER GOODs,

at which time it will be an Object 10 close out larrs
stock Of WINTER GOODS embracing the greatest variety
of Foreign and Domestic Goods Staple and Fancy Dress
Goods styles Just received direct from he Import
ers; Ladies Dress Goods, WOolens SUITS Women
and Gentiemen's Wear, superior black and coiored
Twilled French Cloths, and Doe SKIN Cassiuieres
new stvle Fancy Cassmeres Notified Cassimers black
blue cadet and mixed Sattineis, Fancy Flaid do OF
entirely patterns Marine James black blue gray and
goldixed do bright coIored Plaid Jeans black and fancy
SILK and Satin YeStings Cashmere aud VaeceHnes do.
French Vest Shapes black Silk Velvet of superior qualify
black aud coored Tabby Velvet high coored Cassmeres
CaShneres de Coss Muslin de LANES Scotch PaiS Can
ton Cloths Solid eoored Muslin de Lame all wool French
and English merinos six warp Alpaca reh lustre, Bro
cade Apaccas, fancy coOred Alpaca, silk figured Lama
OF all widths fancy cotofed Silks Dress Silks OF style
and great variety rich Paris Blk Silks Plaid Silks Wa
tered POplns, Lyons blk SAX Velvet fancy PARIS SIX YES,
ing Baratha do Bonnet Ribbons OF great variety styles
and superior quality black and eolored Mantua Isl o0s
Cap and Black Velvet do brown green and blue Bersge
Silk Gloves Of all qualities. CO5h Gloves heeced lined.
Mems and WOmen's Cashmere Gloves Twisted SILK Mits.
Lace Mtts, and Gloves Of all the different prices and quail
tiles Black and eolored CsSImere Alpaca Lawns. Mocl
and Meriuo Hose and half hose black red blae yellow
and fancy eoOFed Prints Of every variety; four quarter
double purple aad English Prints Furniture Prints Tar
kay Red do, Cashmere DO, new style English do;
bieached Mushns and Driings Of all qualities and widths
brown Muslins and Drliugs Of s widths; blue dra5,
red, green and marble Blankets aree stock Of BED Ban-
kets CRIB Blankets steambost belii do heavy grey,
brown and white Maekinaw Blankets, Dufl do, URiOa
twilied do, Plaid Alpaca ltrsyeling) Blankets. Negro
blankets PLAID horse do, white yellow, scarlet and green
and Apron Ghecss hekoT2 S I Mariner. s,rSe
and coanterpane Checks Fancy Nett Caps woolen Hoods
woollen Comforts and the greatest variety OF Trimmings
and Lace work white goods of al Qualities Swiss Nam
sook Book and Null Musiins Jaconett Csnbric Cross
barred Muslins white and cOored Csmbries Needles.
Pins Silk Linen and Cotton Threads, Buttons for OseF
coats dress coats pants and vests Baids Tapes, De DO
AlsO-l50 cases Beaver SILK MOleskin and Aug b Hats
Kossu.h and Mexican snft Hats, black Waite and ooredi
black and coored wool Hats large stock Of Caps Of every
variety, Umbrellas Of al the different sizes and Qahess
new fall stye Silk BOnues trimmed Travelling Bugs,
Carpet d0, Sachels. Hardware Cutlery, Paper &c to
The stock is the largest offered in TINS market and viii
be sold freely. Several large eoRzgnens which have
instructions close The latest styles OF French and other
continental Goods compose large portion Of this stock.
which VIII be SOLD without reserve. Terns liberal.
DUNCAN, MORGAN & CO.
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TATS AND CAPS FOR ROYS-WATER-

HATS AND CAPS FOR BOYS-WATER-
IL FIELD& WALKER have the largest assortment of
Boys and Chdrens Hats and Caps offered in the CT
ty Many of the styles entirely and very desra
bic. Also Mems fine Otter and Seal Fur Caps-wh silk
plush and cloth Caps in great variety Their prices will
be found in all instances moderate and Uniform
WAKEFIELD WALKER,
Hat and Fur Store No 80 west side Public Square mex
to GOwdevs dec3.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-15

An Irish girl, seeing her mistress feeling pet
canary. asked: allow long it tuck Thin creators to
hatch?a "Three weeks she replied, "Och, sure,
that is as long as any other fowl except pig"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-15
PBOPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
Y LANDS, NEGROES AND STOCK in lots to suit
purchasers On WEDNESDAY, the 18th JANUARY,
1854, and days following at PUBLIC AUCTION, al
Cooperve Cherokee Ford Broad River Union Dis
tric 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
eges of the charter together with tract of Land of from
$500 5000 acres Immediately around the Works and
both sides of the river.
I'd. Eight thousand of LAND, in Spartanburg In
ion and York Districts in lots of from $50 500 acres
n B-Plats will be furnished at the time of sale.
Sd. Sixty-seven NEGROES, consisting OF 40 prime able
bodied Men, many of them mechanics and expert workers
in ron and 81 Women and Children.
4th All the STOCK at the Works, consisting of Cattle
Mules, Wagons and Patterns;
Bar Iron, Nails aud Castings
Oats, Corn, Hay and Fodder;
Merchandise such is usually kept in country store:
Hotel and House Furniture.
TERMs.-For the Iron Works apd the Lands onefourth
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 one fourth cash. and the balance by
bonds payable in twelve months with interest from day Of
sale, and approved personal security.
For the Stock &C. cash. approved notes. at six months
with interest from day of sale and made payable the
Bank Of Chester, at Chesterville, S. C.
Purchasers to pay for titles &c
The sale will commence at Cooperve at II O'Clock,
on Wednesday the 18th January, 1854 and will be eonn-
ued from day TO day until the whole property is sold.
Persons wishing TO attend the SALE be Accommodated
with good board at Limestone Springs about six miles from
CoOPerve where the sale will take place Cooperve lies
between Yorkville and Spartanburg Court House.
For further particulars apply to
VIM. B. HERIOT, Charleston,
or to A. NJ. LATHAM Cooperville S. G.
decs-trwtd.
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Large and Valuable Sale
CIT Y p RO p E r T Y

ON SATURDAY, THE 24TH DAY OF DE-
" GENDER, 1853 at the Court House in Nashville at
IL o'clock will be sold atPubc sale to the highest bidder
unless previously sold private sale credit Of and
two years. without interest the following REAL ESTATE
situated in Nashville and South Nashville-viz: the
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Fronting Cherry street with Lot No So 26 feet front
running back so feet to alley occupied the lower
floor by Drs Winston Jones' and the third floor BY the
Sons OF temperance.
1s house is substantially built has of the best eel
lars eight feet deep the city coal vault attached and
pavements Several haze been lately plas-
tered painted and papered and Gass introduced into the
Hall Of the Sons of Temperance, this year for
$3.50
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ALSO,
4 BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,

With Lot No "a Cedar street. the Catholic Church.
% feet 'front.' running back los feet TO aey-nOw oecu
pied by Dr. Thos. Wells
This house is one of the best built in Nashville the stone
brick, and carpenters work being of the frs order and
the style modern and in good tase-it has nine rooms
most Of them large besides halls Kitchen servants rooms
smoke house. stable and hydant 1t has this year
Thoroughly drained BY esctqa rock drain sunk tEO feet
below the basement flor by VIM Haslan with acrtes
guarantee from him iasuriHg it from being troubled BY wa
ter damphess during his life time. II has been this year
thoroughly repaired and the first and second hand
somey pspered and painted well all Of the out side
work
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-15
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST STYLE
OF GENTLEMEN'S
READY-MADE CLOTHING! .F..

H. A. JESSEI,
Arcade Clothing Store,
No. % Market street, opposite the Union Han
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
Il upon him, begs leave to inform the citizens Of Nash
vile and surrounding country thai he has received
OF the largest and most complete Of GestsBns
Fall and Winter Clothing and Furnishing Goois ever
brought to the city, which will be found unsurpassed in
quality and workmanship and at such low prices annOt
fail 70 please The stock has been selected and made up
under my own inspection, expressly suited to tn Of
the city.
Also, large assortment Of
Children's Clothing,
suitable for all ages, and warranted N bt,
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. H. A. JESSEL,
Arcade Clothing Store 20 Market st,
octg-3m OppDsite Tpion Hall
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW AND VALUABLE PUBLICATIONS


TOOE f RUTLAND, General booksellers, A Union 81.
1.-BoOK OF THE WORLD Family Miscellany.
Edited by DR.. Gasply Beautifully illustrated. -.
2.-THE BOOK OF NATURE: An introduction to the
Sciences of Physic Astronomy. Chemistry Mineroogy,
Geology Botany, Zoology and Physiology By Frederick
Shosder; translated by Henry Medcock
8-OUTLINES OF ENGLISH LITERATURE By
Thomas Shaw, B. Al with sketch of American Litera.
ture-
4.-CIyIL LIBERTY AND ELF-GOvERNMENT.-
By Francis Lieber LII D. author of Essays on Labor and
Property" Criminal Law" &C. vols
5!-LIFE IN THE MISSION, THE CAMP, AND THE
ZERANA; or, Six years in india By Mrs Colin Mckenzie
2vols.
6.-WESTERN CHARACTERS; or Types of Border
Life in the Western States By J. L. Mcconnell.
personal SKETCHES OF his OWN TIME
BY Sir Jonah Darlington
s.-LIFE OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. By Hesdley
9.-PASSAGES FROM THE HISTORY OF A VAST
ED LIFE By Mddle-aged Man.
lO.-LIFE SCENES. Sketches in Light and Shadow,
from the World around US. BY Francis Durivage.
.1I.-DICTIONARY Of Select and Popular Quotations,
which in daily use taken from the Latin French Greek
Spanish and Italian Languages. with Law, Maxms &c.
NEW BOOKS.
7 CLOUDED HAPPINESS! novel. Translated from
the French of the Countess DOrsay being No. ls4 of
Harper's Library of Select Novels
BLEAK HOUSE. By Ghas. Dickens. Another supply
of the Cheap Edition.
THE COUNTESS DE CHARNEY; or. The Fall Of the
French Monarchy By Alexander Dumas.
THEATRICAL PLAYs.-lo0 different kinds-this day
received aud for sale BY -e.. tI
nov30. .--. F. HAGAN.
DRAWING AND MATHEMATICAL IN
SHIPMENTS.
large and fine assortment of Drawing and Mathematical
Instruments just received and for sale by F. HAGAN,
novsO q Market st.
FOR DECEMBER.-Harpers Magazine for december;
just received BY HAGAN,
deco Market st.
HIBBERTS INK
One hundred doz bottles assorted of this Superior Wr
ting Flud-this day received and for sale by
nov5O F. HAGAN.
THE WORKS OF CALHOUN AND wERSTER-in
mo nov8O 80 ~ ' " FRAGAN.
COMMERCIAL BLANKS, sc.
Blank Books all sizes;
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank of Tennessee;
Blank Checks and Notes Union Bank;
Blank Checks and Notes on Planters Bank;
Blank Checks and Notes on Bank of Nashville;
Blank Drafts and Bills of Exchanges
Copying Books Bill Paper; Copying Ink; Railroad Re.
ceips Bill Files; Tin Cutters; Bill Heads, &c, &c For
sale by does CHAS. W. SMITH, College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-15
GROCERIES, &C.-FRESH ARRIVALS.

GROCERIES, &C.-FRESH ARRIVALS.
200 SACKS PRIME RIO COFFEE new crop;
IS Sacks Laguyra Coffee; 10 " Mackerel fish of So:
20 do good Java, do, 20 Kits do;
80 hhds. Sugar; 20 boxes Cod fish,
80 bbls Molasses; 30 " Smoked Herrings;
sou A." do; 2oO Sardines;
% Golden SyrnP 90 galqt jars Pickles;
20 Crushed Sugar 20 Lemon Syrup;
20 Powdered, do; 10 Pepper Sauce;
80 Loaf do; " St BItterS
10 Tierces fresh Rice; 90 doz painted Buckets;
so boxes and half boxes NJ. 10 Nests Tubs;
r. RaisInsJ Casks London Porter;
100 drums Smyrna Figs; 10 bags Alspice
10 bags ). 5. Almonds; 20 g PEPPER
casks Pecan Nuts; 10 " Race Ginger;
bbls. Brazil do;
With numerous other articles in the GROCERY line
Just received and for sale low for CASHby
decll, E. s. CHEATAAM & co.
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E1yEBBLs.B Observation-Disclosures.

cask best Dutch Nader, received and for sale low
decl5 EWIN BROTHERS.
1NINCT. VERATRIA VEVIDI.-SIX DOE.
L NorwOrd's Tinct. Yeraria Vevidi, on sale.
decl5 EWIN BROTHERS.
L FORM SCALES. pair Platform Scales.
For sale at cost and carriage
decl5 EWIN BROTHERS, Nashville
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FOUR LOTS IN SOUTH NASHVILLE.

Two fronting Cherry street 80 feet EACH running back
l3S feet 10 10 foot alley, known Lots No and g. a.
the next but two to the brick store belonging Isaac Paul.
and two fronting College street extended" 80 feet EACH
running back 1851 feet 10 foot alley, known lots
and B next to Mr.. Haynes residence.
Notes with approved security payable in Bank will be
required and lien retained until the payment of the pur
chase money. decI0-2w A. d. BERRY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-15

FINE WINES, BRANDIES, &C.
los CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
81 " " Sherry;
81 4" Port;
1917 PIPES PURE COGNAC BRANDY, old and fine;
1OIL Casks 60
2 Pipes HOLLAND GIN:
2 Puncheons IRISH MALT WHISKY;
10 Box's assorted C0RDlALS;
For sale BY ldeclL1 Z. S. CHEATHAM DO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-15
ANIMALS AND GIFT BOOKS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.

ANIMALS AND GIFT BOOKS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
The Floral Keepsake-SO engravingselegantly eolored
The Thought BtOssom-edited by n. P. Willis.
The Home Annual Token for 1S54-edited by J. t.
Headey
The Gem of the Season.
The Golden Gift, wreath of Gems, by Emily Percival.
The Amaranth, or Token of Remembrance by Emily
Perciva.
The Ladys Manual of Moral and intellectual Culture.
The Garland, Token of Friendship.
The Magnolia a Gift of Friendship.
The Casket Gift Book for all seasons.
The Gift of Flowers-edi BY Rufus W. Griswold.
The Gift of Love, Token of Friendship.
The Benson, BY Mrs Sanford.
The Gift of Sentiment a souvenir.
The May-fowers- edited by Emma Florence
The Christmas Box, Gift for young people.
The Rose Juvenile Keepsake.
The above named Annuas are bound in the best STYLE
illustrated with steel plate and ooored engravngs and are
admirably suited to delight the young well as to amuse
the aged For sale by
decl4 JOHN YORK co.
THIRD VOLUME GREENLEAF ON EVIDENCE for
sale BY decl4 JOHN YORK co.
SWANS TENNESSEE REPORTS. For sale by
deel4 JOHN York; co
THE WORKS OF DANIEL WEBSTER:
Edited By Edward Everett. Complete in 6 vols, with
fonr steel Engravings.
For sale by decl4 JOHN YORK co.
DAY BOOKS, Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Record
Books all sizes and qualities Steamboat Books complete
sets; Memorandum Books 80 kinds Foolscap Letter and
Note Paper and Envelopes Ink, Gold and Steel Pens,
Sand Botting Paper Check Books Note Books Bills of
Lading, &C. &c For sale by JOHN YORK co.
Gold Pens.
JOHN YORK co. have just received a variety of su-
peror Gold Pens the best and cheapest article ever offered
for sale in Nashville. ECery Pen warranted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-15

HIBBERT'S INK.
One hundred doz bottles assorted of this Superior Wri
ting Fluid-this day received and for sale by
novSO F. HAGAN.
THE WORKS OF CALHOUN AND WERSTER-n
store and for sale by
nov3O F. HAGAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-15

= HALF Pipes Cog Brandy, best brands;
- Is Quarter Casks Port Wine;
10 Z" Madeira do;
Pipe Old Holland Gin;
25 0zZinc WashbOards;
80 600 Regalia Cigars, varions brands For sale BY
decl1 z RETT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-15

THE WORKS OF DANIEL WEBSTER:
Edited by Edward Everett Complete in vols, with
fonr steel Engravings.
For sale BY decl4 JOHN YORK CO
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-04

FILLING Up.-The Newt Orleans True Del.
ia of Thursday says: The streets snd houses of
the city appear to be rapidly filling up, yet no
strangers are making their appearance among
us. Those who had sought retugein the neig Oh.
boring towns, and in the Lake Shore Watering
Places, are returning to their homes as meas
ure of safety; for at present the fever is worse
beyond the limits Of the city than within its
burders.
Thousands, too, had been for weeks prostra.
ted by the fever, are now getting about again,
and thus do we account for the increasing nual.
bers who daily make they appearance on our
sidewalks and public thoroughfares. II is to-
be hoped that soon the last vestiges of the yell
low plague will be rooted out so that strangers
may again feel safe in visiting us, and so thas
the fe.puse ofbusiness may throb on without
impeachment.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-04
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
THOMAS J. WARREN.
II n X M $.

Two Dollars if paid in advance; Two Dollars ana
Fifty Ccats if payment be delayed three months, ana
Three Dollars if not paid till the expiration OF the year
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at .he loi,
lowing rates: For one Square, fourteen lines or lcss)
seventv-ve cents for the first and thirty and
half cents for each subsequent insertion. Single in
sertions one dollar per square, semimonthly month
" and quarterly advertisements charged the same as
Cor single insertion.
s- The number of insertions desired must pe nU'eo
on the margin of all advertisements or they will be
published until ordered discontinued and charged ac-
cord;ngly.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-04

The Printers Strike in Pittsburg has result
ed in a partial substitution of females as com.
positors in several of the newspaper Offices Of
that city. The girls, it is said, have shown
great readiness to avail themselves of this new
demand for their services, and the applications
for employment have already exceeded the pla.
ces to be flied. The Pittsburg Despatch had
more than forty candidates for situations in its
composing room.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-04

The Governor of Virginia, it is said, is about
to send to the Crystal Palace the banner of his
State. 1t is made of broad stripes of white
and mazarine blue satin, with rich silver fringe
and elegant light blue drapery, which is held
up by the bead of handsome silver eagle at
the top Of the staff.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-04

KEEP ConL.-We remember once passing
through the market, and coming to a stall where
huckster otfciated in selling chickens, just as
a quiet Quaker lady was tnrning away without
purchasing, after pricing and inspecting the
articles on sale. Some involuntary intimaton
bv The Qnakeress had notified the huckster
that the lady doubted the sweetness of the
chickens, which aroused the wrath of the deal.
er in a very unequivical way, and she rolled
forth voley of coarse abuse after the Quaker
ess, who was now examining some articles at
an adjoining stand. Our Quaker friend said
nothing, and remained perfectly COOL while the
angry woman's voice rose higher and higher,
till she seemed nearly exhausted. At last col
lcctng all her strength into final, terrific out
burst, she exclaimed "Confound you, if you
don't speak I'llasplit" The Quakeress did not
speak, however, even to prevent the threatened
catastrophe, but finishing her purchase, quietly
moved on, leaving her abuser the picture OF
mortified vexation. 1t would have been such
luxury, had the Quakeress given but word in
reply to her TRADE. But she did not, and the
punishment was dreadful.
We have often called this little incident to
mind, and have sometimes wondered that peo,
pie no wish to be revenged on those who
abuse them do not take the Quakers method of
meeting abuse with silence. Noisy vitupera
ton delights in nothing so much as in hearing
its echo from the abused party. You let
yourself down to his level by replying in the
same strain, and thus save him the shame and
modification which he would certainly feel if
left to reflect, that the wrath and wrathiul
words had all been, on his side. 1fyou wish to
gain victory and mortfy your abuser, be 81.
lent and keen QrQan.