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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-11-25
Valuable FAItM FOIt SALE.

! q ID 4 q
CONTAINING between 900 and coo ceres; about 200
acres cleared aad IN high state OF cultivation, with
I'D dwelling aud ouhouSeS good orchard and never fail
no water springs three miles southeast of Paris, Henry
,Iy Tenn Immediately the road leading 10 Reynolds
b,r,f. pelrhi,arhood healthy. Terms accommodating.
Persons wishing 70 see the Farm will call on the sub
scr Der on the premises j. L. FO"LEh
jv31-w TIL Jam -. -----
g>ISHING TACkLE.-tIsh Hooks, Lines, heels
+ Rod, Bait Floats Muner Nets, Artificial MINERS
fles Worms &e. Just received and for sale by
Fps A. MohNIooN "
yyEBSTER'S SPELLERS BY the dozen--lOw
w est prices For sale by CHAS- SMITH
onge Al College street.
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TO FAMILIES.
WE have received recent additions to our stock of
w House Furnishing Goods, such as
Plated Spoons Forks, CastOTs, &C.;
Fine Ivory Handle Table Cutlery;
Fine Japanned and fancy Walters and Travs;
Fine and common Mats, various patterns;
Clothes Market and Fancy Baskets
Enamelled Sauce Pans. Fry Pans &C;
CandleSteks, Coffee Mills, Coffee ROasters:
Bronze Iron Hat Racks, Towel Racks &C.;
Block Tin Coffee Urns Chatting Dishes &c
With variety of other articles, at low prices for cash
Oct22 A. MORRISON * co.
NEW ARRIVALS OF GENTS WALKING
~ ENTLEMEN's Super. Calf sttchd Oxford Ties;
VI and pump sole Boots;
French and English Lasting Con-
gress Caters
Centlemens Cloth and P. S. Congress Caters;
PatentLeather Dress Shoes,
French make;) -. ..
Bows Calf. Oxford Ties aud Lasting Caters, &C., &c.
For saIsa lowest prices BY
SUPREME COURT, DECEMBER TERN '54
TIME business Of the next term of this Court will be taken
i up in the following order:
lst the 4th Circuit;
I'd, the 18th Circuit
Sd, the6th Cireut
4th, the 7th Circuit;
5th, the 5rh Circuit;
6th, the 5th Circuit.
AssOon the business CT one Circuit shall have been
dispatched the next in order above stated will be taken IN
without delay and upon the civil business of each Circuit
being disposed Of the Criminal business of each Circu
will be immediately up This order will be subiec
such modification, during the term may be consider
| ed necessary orproper. J. p. CLARK,
sapt24-6 Clerk
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ATLANTA EXAMINER.
WEEKLY AND TRI-WEEKL

WEEKLY AND TRI-WEEKLY.
THE EXAMINER having a large circulation ia the
States If Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia, offers
superior inducements advertising medium to the
Merchants GTocers and others of Nashville who wish TO
do a Southern Trade. Terms reasonable.
noyl6-Et RAMSAY q RAY.
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS. g
SAMUEL HASLAM MAS W. FELTS- PRnpRIETnRS

WALNUT GROVE JEFFERsON ST., NASHVILLE TEyy
TINE subscribers take this method Of returning their u,st
sincere thanks to their friends and the public geper
y the patronage they have already received and would
say them that they able to furnish all kinds
cut stone, fencing Gaping slls steps, &C, &c.
Flagsing.-Sawed, bush hammered and self faced.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attendedto
tdecS-lY
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R.C. M'NAIRY & CO.,

r. G.. M'NAIRY & CO.,
40. So College st., Nashville Tenn,
4 RE now receiving their FALL STOCK OF NEW
n GOODS, 10 which thsy would respectfully invite the
attention OF the public.
EmbrOidericS.
They have O-eued for sale the hands0mest and most
varied assortment Of EmbrOderes ever brought TO Nash
VILE from which the ladies would DO well To select earlv
Their
SILK Goods, Ribbons, Trimmings, etc.,
Will surpass all previous displays. .
I'd. Carpets.
In few days they viii rich and extensive sup
ply of Carpets selected ia the East by their buyer ex
pressy for this trade and which they intend to sell so
cheap to make Il 70 The interest Of every one 20 buv Of
them Their stock in tnis department viii be $4,000.
Also Of every thing their line Of business they will
keep constant supply Of the best quality ct the lowest
price.
Desiring to close their Summer stock before going into
their New Store they are selling below cost Let al who
desire good bargains give them a call.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SA

A VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED offers his VALUABLE -
i FARM, situated in the county of Madison, 10 M;
miles northeast from Jackson, and some miles -s
OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, the same dista
from Spring Greek, and contains about 700 acres.
Said Farm has been long esteemed of the very best
in the county, and is located in healthy section entirely
exempt from the visitation of Cholera There $50
acres cleared land and comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, commodious GIN HOUSE and good COTTON
PRESS-an excellent STABLE and other necessary cut
houses
The said Farm has most fertile and productive SOIL
admirably adapted for the cultivation of Cotton and could
be made of the best soCarms in West Tennessee,
being well watered with FIVE never-ailng Springs and a
beautiful creek. r..
Any person desrous Of purchasing is invited TO examine
the premises and learn of the subscriber other particulars
as to terms, &c. THOS. B. FENNER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FURNITURE. FURNITUREr

TNHE SOUTH NASHVILLE FURNITURE MANUFAC.
Il TURING COMPANY have now on hand an increased
stock of homemade Furniture and with their increased
stock of material make Furniture will be able keep
good assortment of Furniture for the Nashville Market
Purchasers will find it to their interest give them
call the Depot No 86 North Market street. at the
Factory Buildings, College street, College Hill. 90.
E. III. GR00MES, Prest.
WM L. NANCE. Secretary. ,s7'i isr.} i.8l. b. r1.s5
..FHaI .zl 10 tr..r- --a-
RIA BENZ. GR00MES keep constantly hand
good Hearses and horses and prepared to do the
dertaking business in all of its various branches at all
hours at their old stand South Market street. No. 1l0.
Benz. GrOOmes will give his entire attention TO the same
aug29-Sm. .-.ss. ..-l % q s5l... see
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GENTLEMEN,S FURNISHING STORE,
No. So Market street.

NO. 53 Market street,
NEW ARRIVAL OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
rINHE undersigned has Just made large additions IA
his Fall supply of Ready Made Clothing, which EA
makes his stock complete. II comprises in part III
Cloth COaks latest Styles
Talma and Spanish Cloaks;
OvercOats Of all qualities and styles;
Cloth Froek Dress, Business and Sack Coats,
all coOrs;
Cloth, Cashmere, Satinet, Tweeds, Jeans,
and other Pants in great variety;
Silks Satin, Plush and other description OF
Vests, very choice stock;
Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders, Cravats, Handker'
Chiefs Socks uudershirts, Net and Flannel, Trunks,
VaIses Carpet Bags &c, &C. and indeed everything
necessary to gentiemens Furnishing House.
The Custom is under the management of
perenced practical CUTTER and those who may order Cloth
ing made up may rely full satisfaction being given.
lie thanks his friends for the patronage which has beer
extended him. and hopes for continuance of their favOrs
Oct22-janl M SULZBACkER, Agent.
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CRUTCHER HOUSE.

TNHIS large and cOmmOdous Hotel situated on the cor
Ler of SPRING AND SUMNER STREETS, NASHVILLE, Ten
NEssEE is now newly furnished throughout, and ready for
the reception transient This is by the near
est Hotel to the Depot and being in the centre OF the city
isquite convenient TO all the business houses.
30. W. BELL,
sent3-tf Proprietor.
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CARDS.

GROCERIES,, LIQUORS. WINES &c.
DAVIS q SWAMI,
AUCTION Dc CONFUSION MERCHA NTS
wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, Sc, DC. %
NO. I5, EAsT-sIDE PUBLIC SQUARE ~
NASHVILLE, TENN. -E q
HAYE IN ST0RE-by recent arrivals. and which they
Ii offer for sale for cash the lowest prices 10 wit
S75 hhds Sugar ofeVery grade from very tine % all
qualities below; 2 -a..r I'D. ~. = - =
$50 bags Rio Coffee;
200 barrels Plantation Molasses; 80 -ar
$50 half bbls do Molasses --sit e
56 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar; -s
so do Loaf Sugar. No. to No. g.
$50 boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco;
With almost every other article in the Grocery and Ii
quor line to meet the demands Of country and city buyers
which they determined TO sell low as any house in
Middle Tennessee. They have also to arrive, 2geO0
Sacks hne Salt which will be sold in lots on the Wharf to
suit purchasers, at small trife advanced on cost
Country Merchants and others visiting this city to buy
Goods in our line, would do well TO give cali before
buying elsewhere. aez la-.. -l.-.-.-.
-s-a DAVIS SWAMI,
feb26 No 7S Public So1are
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-We have
i large and well assorted Stock of Fancy Goods which
will sell by the Piece, small advance eastern
for cash; or snort time. STEVENSON il WHITE,
mar28 '54 SO, College St
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JNOW SAf.E-The subscribers have lately re-
L ceivsd direct from Spain, some fifteen JAChS fS&SA
aud JEN NETTS, which they offering veryHnkmN.
low fur cash. short time to punctual buyers.
aS, desiring imported stock Of this description would
do well to make early application.
F. r. RAINS,
orfoq-9 tw&Iw wR W, r, EI.LIST0N
AdmistTatTiXs' Notice.
STATE OE TEN TENNESSEE-HUMPHREHS COUNTY
DELLA SHAFER Administrative, of the Estate Of
Michael Shaver, deceased, having suggested to the
CLERK Of the County Court Of said county, the Insolvency
Of said Estate do hereby notify all persons having claims
5uSt said Estate file them with the Clerk of the COun-
IN Court ur said county daily authenticated according TO
law on or before the 2Gth day Of April 1850 for pro rata
distribution, otherwise they will be barred.
DELLA SHAVER Adm'tx.
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CAUTTON-PAPERS STOLEN.


THE desk at my Foundry broken open on Monday
L night and large quantity of notes, accounts, and
constables and lawyers receipts taken thererom
ton all persons from trading for any such notes and
counts and will be thankful for clue TO their recovery
Under the circumstances will be very thankful to my
old customers forward and settle their accounts
And if the person who took the notes. &C. will leave the
book contaug list of them where can get it, wiipay
handsome reward for its recovery.
sept20-tf SAMUEL ?. AMENT
FRENCH LESSONS
NTR ZEVALLOS would be pleased to take few classes
WI of Ladies Gentlemen, desirous of acquiring the
French Language.
We the undersigned take pleasure in recommending Mr.
Zevallos as q most worthy gentleman and eminenty quail
fed as q teacher.
R. J. MElGS, JOHN NJ LEA,
VAUGHN JOHN A. McEWEN,
B. F. BENTLEY, JOHN s. YOUNG, ID
S. P ALLISON.
,Eg- ANY application left at the Book Store of W.
Berry Co, will be promptly attended to.
Octl4-2m# B,
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CAN OBTAIN EMPLOY
ID ment at the Agricultural Manufacturing Company.
Wagons, Subsoi Pows &c, &C., for sale, OF the best
quality and very cheap.
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FURNISHING GOODS.
NIk ara now opening our Fall and Winter Stock OF
w Furnishing Goods. IL consists of everything new
and elegant in line We respectfully ask all 70 give Us
ell. u lsugsOl MYERS AcGlLL-
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GARD NER, EPHERD &C0.
WHOLESALE DE4LERS in
SHOES, HATS
t AND
ST r A w GOODS .

~ NO. 50 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE
THE attention OF Merchants is respectfully invited
Il our extensive land Winter supplies Of the above
Goods which are now arriving and viii be complete BY
Our p1rbses are made exclusively Of manufacturers
and We deterDned compete successfully in prices
with New York and Philadelphia 0bbeTs Our ability "a
do this will not be denied by candid man who will
take the trouble TO nvea the matter and compare our
advantages with those OF eastern hauses
Our stock viii be unusually large and varied. snbuyers
may rely on hndng Win Us everiug our line adapted
TO the wants OF the trade, low prices be found
in this or any other market.
- .- -.- .-.. GARDINER, SHEPHERD co.
The usual produce Of the country, Wool Feathers Gin
seng, e taken at the highest value in exchange
for goods, or IN payment OF debts jy2-6 G. 5, 3 Co.
s- TO THE PUBLIC.
NNE are now receiving the largest ard best selected
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered IN this market We are Offering extra induce
nents 70 all pUacual bTers knowing that mauy
persons wal be induced 70 purchase their goods Tor cash.
when they can gain an advantage thereby
We buy our goods mos,y from package houses which
enables Us to oder BUYERS great advantages in the way
OflOW prices and good STYLES.
"a Country Merchants will fnd cur stock Of Black and
Fancy Silks, PLAID UasaeTes ani Delanes, MerinOs Rib
bon and many ether desirable goods suited to their rade
very low prices
Rich Plaid Striped Silks; Super Black silks;
spun Lace Curtains;
4" /" Marines; Muslin 90
q" f" DeI4anes; SATIN LANES;
French English Merinos; Union DamHsks with
Black BOnlbazines; Iassels, Gimps COrnice;
/" Aapaecas; Bonnet kibbOls
' Merino & DelAnes; Black q cOiOred Velvet
Rich Lace Habits & Sleeves; Super French Cloths,
:" b" Collars; 90 Cassimeres;
g Muslin % Fancy Fesings;
Muslin Habit Sleeves, Lambs Wool Shirte;
Enlb d & col d linen Cam IL LsAlecno
White & coPd six Tulles; Gloves and Hdk'hz
Jackouet & swiss fouucngs;t travais and Scarts;
White Goods, all kinds; Brqwu Cantor Flannsls;
Sattnetts all qualities Back "
| Jeans .57. --'.. riezing aI Qualities
/ Tweeds Prints
/ Flannels Cinrhauns
I Plaid Linseys s.. " Irish Linen
! Blchd Sheetings, all qualities; Table Linens. "
q Domesties a. TviLiEg, {" '.
BrsEn DOmestIcs d" Super BED Blankets
aT 500 pairs Negro Blankets.
With many other articles such are usually kept in
"best class Dry Goods houses We invite BUYERS 10 ex
anime stock and judge for themselves the induce
ments we Oier- W. A. 4 T. q. MeLELLAND
sept6 Metropolitan store. Nos 81 and 53 College ST.
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SUNDRIES.

K. STEWART. ~ \. - q" "AAiNAHA'
STEWART d WEAKLEY, Ill ..--
Wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants and Dealers
80 in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee.
SUNDREES.
5000 lbs Manela Cordage; 1000 lbs Tared COrdage;
1000 lbs Gotten Cordage; 500 bags fine Salt
55 reels pacg Yarn; 200 .f do
1O0 bales 0akum; 25 hhds Sugar
500 lbs ass'd Twine; 400 bags Rio Coffee;
25 bbs Rosin; 10 bbIs Lard Oil
25 bbls Pitch; 100 bbls rebld Molasses;
80 pigs Lead 25 doz Corn Brooms;
5kegs bar do; bags Pepper;
$50 " ass'd Nails; 80 boxes No. Soap
6S wro't Spikes; 10 Scotch Snunj
10000 Napoleon and Jenny Lind Cigars;
25 boxes manufactured Tobacco; ls- 81,
10 4" Smoking Tobacco; .. r .-..
so & ground Mustard and Pepper
10 doz Zinc Wash Boards;
200 OOassorted Dimsjons;
. chests best Imperial and Black Teas;
~ 25 bbls crushed and powdered Sugar;
100 bbls Whisky, various brands;
Is bags old government Rio Coffee:
so " ass'd Yarns, from p Woods Factory;
q 10kegs Golden Syrup;
30 boxes Summer Candles; r-5 - o. .H
- so Star do;
so doz Masons Backing;
so boxes half pint, pint and pint, Elasks;
200 bags Maney's Table Salt
Indigo Madder Soda. Wrapping Paper, Copperas Yer
macia Maccarona Market Blankets, Mops Catsup, Pow
der Shot, &C. For sale by
aug4 STEWART REAkLEf.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-03-18
o. & p. II. r., Salem Station.

A IIuDBUB.-On the 10Th, in the House of Repre-
sentatyes Messrs. Sellers of Maryland and Lane OF
Indiana Ind an encounter which excited some inter
est The latter in the exercise Of little commen-
dable phariseeism, Thanked God that lie repre-
scnted no such constituency required five colored
persons to be equal to three white men," This pro
duced no little Huttering among tho chiyalrous
members who represent constituents only three
ifths men. Questions Of order-decisions-npp
and what not followed Finally decision Of the
house was had which satisfied the thrce-6fths men
and referring to it. Mr.. Hunt Of Louisiana amid
much confusion cried out 81 am now satisfied with
the opinion Of this House. consider the Constr
tuition vndcated, and that by the vote a rebuke
has been administered to the gentleman Mr.. Lanel
who thanked God he did not represent slave con-
stituency."
The confusion had now reached its height; near
| ly one-haf Of the members were on their feet
Great excitement.
Mr.. Lane amid the din said, l laugh to scorn the
remark just made.
Cries of "0rder, order"
And thus the matter ended
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-03-18
NEBRASKA EXPEDITION.

Nebraska expedition is being organized in
Chicago. Over one hundred people have signed
the roll, and it is expected that many others will
join. The expedition is to be under the leadership
Of Captain Gibbs, and is to start about the lst Of
April Detroit Free Press
These persons, we understand, are Germans If
German emigrants who are qualified to vote, would
rush in and prc-occupy the Territory, they might
iorestal the plotters yet. Itwould seem that
tors feared such result in hecasc of California,
and therefore introduced the amendment prohibit
ting all but fully qualified citizens from voting on
the question of the "institutons" of the territory
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-03-18
News of the iuerk.
ITEMS.

Governor Bigler has been nominated for re-clec.
ton in Pennsylvania. Cincinnations held
an anti-Nebraska meeting on the 9th.---The
Senate of New York have passed to its third read
ing the bill prohibiting the liquor trafhc.------
Anti-Nebraska meetings are still numerous, east
and west as well as all around us.---The L. 81
Marshal attempting to arrest some depredators on
the timber Of the public lands in Missouri, was re-
pulsed and compelled to take refuge in Arkansas.
-Nessels have commenced running on the
lake, between Chicago and Milwaukie.--Thc
railroad track across Of the streets Of Erie was
again tom up on Monday evening, by order Of
Mayor King.-The Ohio river was foariully
swollen at Cincinnati on Saturday last. Some Of
the lower portions Of the city were submerged.
MouNr PLEASANT, Henry County. Iowa has
1000 inhabitants, takes 10 Weekly Tribunes, has
fertile SOIL an intelligent, moral population, and
don't allow drop of Alcoholic Liquor to be sold
for beverage within her limits. If that place don'l
flourish where is one that will?
An alliance defensive and offensive between
France and Switzerland has been concluded.
Bread riots continue to take place in the Roman
States.
Lord Palmerton has announced in the House OF
Commons that Smith o Brien is to be pardoncd.
A LARGE CITY.-The consolidated city Of phila
delphia extends from Darby creek, the south, to
Poquessing creek, the North, distance oil
twenty-five miles, and up the Schuylkill, measur
ing from Kensington about ten miles. II is esti
mated that there are hundred and twenty square
miles in the city The population at this time i,
about four hundred and seventy-fve thousand
SENATOR ToUcEY HuNG.-We are informed that
Senator Toucey was hung in effgy, in Main-st,
New London, on Monday night, by the people OF
that city, who were ncensed at his for the Ne
braska bill, Over the head of the efigy was a
placard, with the words "Toucey the Traitor
Hartford Courant.
John L. Taylor, the only Wing from Ohio who
voted for the Fugitive Law in 1885, has announced
his intention to oppose the Nebraska bill.
Ba5- The block Of stone which the Pope of Rome
sent as a contribution to the Washington Monu.
ment, was smashed to pieces by some unknown
persons on the night of the 9Th instant.
B4~The Milan (Oho) Free Press gives an nc.
count of attempt to kidnap two colored children
in that pace, for the purpose of selling them into
Southern slavery. The person charged is a Mrs
Kestor, her husband being now at the South.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-03-18

VIII you stop at halfway measures adopt only the
most tmd policy, grumble probably demonstrate,
and then 'Gcquiescep If you do, you deserve to
be what your sons will be-savery 's-degraded ten
ants at wil-or the overseers and negro-whippers
Of naughty slaveholdors-as actually, and far more
infamously slaves, than the blacks whose backs
they scourge.
Another object of this bill of Orr's is to break
up and destroy the nationality Of the Indian tribes
the sooner to exterminate them. The Indian pol
Icy of land holding is the most just and natural of
any system Of land holding on the face of the
earth. The proprietorship is vested in common in
the nation. Each individual has the right to pitch
upon any unoccupied spot. make such improve
ments as he pleases, and hold it at his will. His
improvements are his against the world and the
soil which they rest is his, long as he chooses
to occupy it Mr.. orr'ssystem is designed to breal,
up this MS well as to pay bounty to all Indians
for slaveholding One Of its sections provides for
granting to each Indian m eighth Of a section Of
land; to Indian families from quarter to n whole
section and "to families cho otn sares IN aditio,
to hc f6yegoiag there shall be aiiotced if less Than
ten sares, one ha!f secton f ten and not exceeding
.GttecB one section; and for ereyy ten ADORE ha
number, one half section" Judge for yourselves
what will be the result of this measure, and wha
is its intent. Judge whether not you are willin,
to renquish all the unoccupied lands of the natoi
to slavery. And judge too, what means are ade
quOte to resist such robbery and outrage As
pccuniary question to the nation and to indiydu
, ais, these two bills ore the most momentous tha
have ever been presented to Congress If tn
North now "acaueses" the whole territory il los
to freedom and prosperity.