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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-31
NEW YORK STATE GOyERH1rEHT.
A. D., 1855.

According to the returns Of The recent election the
following viii constitute the government Of the Empire
State tomorrow, the lst January -
Wings in italics Democrats in roman Know Nothings
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The total amount Of property destroyed each mont

r. h;nn ; - :. ,. ~. :.
stoyed by fires where the loss was less taan twenty
thousand dollars which would probably increase the
aggregate 10 at least twenty FIVE millions
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GIFTS ron THE HOLIDAYS.

4 HANDSOME NEW YEARS PRESENT Is set
n Of Jacobs California dismonds--they are equal to
ne real diamonds and the coat il triaing pin and
rings SET In box SIT S0real diamonds would cost $500
xent's pins, In every variety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-31

GEORGE G. ALLEN, Importer,
Wholesale and retail, IL Wall street,
second aoor, near Broadway.
NJ n R-Onen on New Years DAY
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We have placed ten Senators under the designation OF
Know Nohings, though learn that fourteen Joined
the Order last winter, In Albany.
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/
in small capitals.
tsH@r ExECurIvg.
Governor. Myrom IT. Clark.
Secretary Of State Elias W. Leapen.yovfh.
Comptroller .Jdmes N. Cook.
Attorney General osSLss1s oSs sss.Ss + sns4s'"'
state sta Engineer and Surveyor John Clark.
supt Of Of esnsns sspssnent PGn g. ~
Auditor Of Canai Department. Marcus Schoonm0ker
Adjutant General: ........... John Watts Dspeystcr
Conimissary General. ........ Daniel Lee
Judge Advocate General. o. Yarden6ury.
CANAL COMMISSIONERS.
fsrrsIies cey"s1ir. ayiir:r ys.r
He"sy f"<nugn..... years.
INSPECTORS OF STATE PRISONS.
marius ~ Inrs ....::.;...............-.l ! year
1Ho"as nUHIot7sc6. ................z = years.
NoTtccCu D0uHe... ID years.
The three Canal Appraisers Deputy Secretary OF
State, Deputy Comptroller, Superintendent Of Common
Schools, Deputy Treasurer Superintendent Of Bank
ing Department, State Librarian Private Secretary of
Governor and Messenger to Governor, all come under
the head Of the Executive Department.
COMMISSIONERS or THE CANAL FUND.
The Lieutenant Governor Secretary Estate, Conptrol-
Ter, Treasurer and Attorney General They have the
and Of the the canals after
their collection and OF the canal debt.
CANAL BOARD.
The Board is composed Of the Commissioners of the
Canal Fund.- the Canal Commissioners and the State En-
gneer and Surveyor. They meet At the Canal Depart
ment during the sitting Of the legislature fix the rate Of
tolls appoint Collectors of Tolls superintendents of Re-
pairs Weigh Masters and Inspectors hear appeals from
the Canal Appraisers remit penalties regulate the police
Of the canals, &C. The Board will stand eight wings tp
one deu,ocrat-Frederick Follett.
JUDICIARY.
COURT
-. 4
by the people large eight years. and four selected
from the Justices Of the Supreme Court having the short
est time to
Chosen by the People at Large
Addison Gardiner Of Rochester Chief Judge. Term
pres December 1866
Hiram Denio of Utica. Term expires December, 1857.
Alexander 8. johnson, of Albany. Term expires Decem
ber, 1859.
Charles H. Rugses, of Poughkeepse Term expires
December, 1850.
These Judges elected by the united vote Of the
democratic party.
Selected from the justices Of the Supreme Court to serre
until December 81 1856.
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ASSEMBLY.
Those marked NJ L. arc known to bg In favor sf tue
Maine law; those marked A. l.. opposed 10 that
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NKUsICAL "A PUPIL OF THE CELEBRATED THAI
Nl bey, lately arrived from England and holding
reers from the English nobility desires to give les
the piano Address A. G. t., Union square Post
Office, Broadway
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DRY GOODS, sc.


| pRuSSEIS POINT LACE5. MILLER Z GRANT, a7I
mes, Hontop and Chantily acss At press much below
former seasons their stock Of black thread vss
equal!ed In style and prices; aiso Paris St. Gaul and
Glasgow embroiderics Of every description N. R-Ss
vera articles in description Of lace just invented
H. 4 G. being the exclusive agents for IT,
| DROCHE sHAwIS, FRENCH MERINOs, PARAsfET.
| - tas and wool plads, at DE BEyOISE 4 RAWSON'S
stock will be offered at lower prices than before
heard Of We have large assortment OF every descrip
ton OF diy goods, which to close entirely out
in the fore part OF January Please ca and examine the
goods and prices and if they not cheap don't buy
them.
~ II. SUCKAU, COMMISSION MERCHANT, M
Os porter OF embroiderss and fancy goods, such as
fancy china ware workstands all kinds Of retcules
No 507 Broadway, first floor
IRISH LINENs.-TABLE CLOTHS, UNION CLOTHS,
l. damasks napkins, handkerchiefs, doylies, white
and brown cloths, assorted Sizes &C. Dealers supplied
at reduced prices by WIN. MATHEWS So and 81 Ca
tharine street.
NEWS FOR THE LADIEs.-DURING JANUARY AND
IN Febusry Nine. Demorsst of 375 Broadway, pro-
to cut reliable waist patterns to at the form with
perfect accuracy and elegant proportions ct only 12
cents and also ah her first premium system of dress
cutting at half the usual terms, 81 rs, enabling every
lady to be her dressmaker every to
be perfect artistic
y ELEGANT VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKs,
20 per cent below cost.
BROCHE Wool SHAwLs
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS.
ALL Wool PLAIDS, 4S YARD
LYONS JONES 277 Hudson street,
Between Canal and Spring streets.
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The whole number of Revolutionary pensioners the
roll the Both june 1854 thousand and sixty
nine and the amount of pensions paid last year
less than seventy thousand dollars. The heroes Of
the Revolution win soon have passed away. Fl,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-31
MUSICAL.

A BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE $3.50 ROSEWOOD
"A pianoforte is offered for S245 made to order eight
weeks since, by best city makers; superior tone
style, case finished back, perfect with makers full
guarantee 1t be at No College place, from
O'Clock A. N. till 8. Owner soon sails for Cuba
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-31

OPIENDID MUSICAL PRESENTS ILLU-
~ minated dance music.-The Mario Schottsche with
splendid portrait Of Mario, 1.-THE only in the country
the Borgia valse-fne portrait Of Gris the West Park
Polta-splendidly Illuminated the Farewell valsemag-
ncenl portrait Of Julien the Fireman's Quadrlle
perb pictorial ttle the Max Sutane Polkanovel Illus
tration All the above composed for special
sons and bear Juiens dedicatons and autograph The
set form magnificent volume, and appropriate pre-
sent, being gems Of dance music. JOHN DARCIE, New
York, and all music sellers.
VITANTED-FOR CASH, A FIRST RATE GUITAR AND
w six keyed flute Address boz 931 Post Office. Must
be bargains
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DoOKS.-GIFT BOOKS FROM LONDON, JUST OPENED
D ut the grand fancy bazaar of II. s. Rogers 4l9
Brosdwsy written BY the most popular auhors (ifary
Howitt &c) beautifully bound, splendidy illustrated;
selected for children and youth at this seas son. n B.
TO be sold at auction prices together with every
variety OF toys and fancy goods in consequence of
tensve repairs de necessary by the late fire the
rear. H. s. ROGERS 440 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-31

GErS FOR Tle HOIIDSYS-THE SUBSCRIBER
~ la ing iU porel most extensively ia anticipation
OF the approaching kol lays, NOT AT ALI. EXPECTING
THE PRESENT HARD TINES has resolvss upon making
"A iamens reduction ia the prisss Of his prsssrt
nihceut stock Of
CLOAKs, sHAwLs, AND FCRs,
roMmencins Monday, ths 18Th OF Dsceubsr-prefer-
risg ths course to carrying large stock TO another
ssason. Parties, therefore, das;roas Of making pur-
ebssss Tor presents savs now opportunity OF select
ing from OF the riches. and most extensive socks
in the city, 1t unprecedented bargains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-31

1VOIUKS AND tUIUK BUAES-FKUM THE WORLD-
~ renowned establishment Of James Newman Soho
square, london Rogers 40 Broadway ia now prepared
To meet the demand for these unrvaled articles having
manufacturers pricesin London. Also great variety
of English landscape paintings, and few large French
raised pictures cf vegetables, fruits and games.
H. 8. ROGERS 4l9 Broadway
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THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

the present division in the party.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20
NEWS ITENS

We learn that at Erie, on the l3th the Railroad
Company had nearly completed laying the track in
the city, when message was received from the
counsel of the city, in Harrisburg to issue war
rant for trespass against the Marshal and his depu-
ties FOR the arrests that had been made, and hold
them to bail in each case. This done. The q.
S. Marshal and two of his deputies were taken be-
fore the Clerk of the Court, and refusing TO give
bail, were put in jail A writ Of habeas corpus was
grated by Judge STERRAr, and they taken
out and gave bail each for IS 000 and then left for
Pittsburg. The workmen, engaged in repairing
the road, were notified by the High Constable to
leave the work, and obeyed
- DR.. LUTESER assassinated in New Y ark
city, on the llth, in his Office at the corner of
Broadway and Grand street. The deed was peroe-
trated by some person yet unknown, who shot the
Doctor with pistol, the ball penetrating the base
of the skull, passed through the brain, and lodged
in the occiptA bone, causing death almost instant
ly. lawyer, named WILLIAM HAYS, and his wife,
have been arrested suspicion Of being the guilty
pair.
- The Cleveland papers tell good story Of the
four rioters who in Jail at Pittsburg. When
the arrived at the smoky city, they began to en-
quire which was the best tavern, &c, &c. 81 have
already chosen one for you, gentlemen" said the
Marshal and at once conveyed them to the jail
- The New York Times of Friday, has an inter
esung statement in regard to the Seizure of $780,,
600 worth of smuggled diamonds, watches and
iewelry, and rumored robberies of the Custom
House by watehmen.'
IL, Il,
is alleged, that numerous packages Of rich Canton
goods have been adroitly opened at the L. S. pub
lie stores by some persons connected with the Gus
tom House, in the capacity of watchmen. From
these broken packages, it is rumored, there have
been distracted costly Grape shawls, pieces of ele-
giant silks etc, etc Efforts have been made by
the head officers to ferret out the guilty parties but
without success
We also learn that immense frauds have recently
been perpetraed upon the government, by SNUG
Cling costly goods from Europe for merchants of
'tiigh standing" in New York Several custom
house officers had instructions to watch sharply the
British mail steamers Africa, Asia and Arabia FL
nally clue was obtained, which was kept secret
until the goods could be traced to the possession of
dealers When the pear was ''ripe" a search war
rant sworn out, and the store of Messrs lev
JSoN & BROTHERS, on John street examined and
seizure made Of diamonds, watches, pencils and
other foreign articles Of jewelry, claimed to be |
smueged through the British steam ships. The |
property thus taken is valued thirty thousand dol
lars, and IS deposited with Collector REDFIELD- |
Another case Of smuggling is announced discov-
cred in Jersey City, and seized bya custom house
officer The goods in this case are described as con-
sstingof one hundred fine gold watches, double
handful Of diamonds, and other materials of great
va lue.
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duced au amendment chartering the Bank of West
Tennessee, to be inserted iE lieu of the first sec
ton OF the BILL which was adopted
Mr.. Tbbs offered an amendment to charter the
Ocoee Bank, which was adopted. And Dir. Tenn
pie renewed his amendment to charter the Noun
tain Bank Of Greenvillc. The people of that III
gion had fewer banking facilities than any i'll the
State-having banking capital Of only about
S25O,0O0 to represent at least twenty millions of
real estate, situated in some fifteen counties. He
asked the adoption of his amendment as matter
oil justice to his constituents, some of whom have
10 go 60, or even so miles and even to North Car
DINA and Virginia to obtain little banking accom-
modation 2 cross -
Mr. Stewart gave his reasons for moving to lay
the amendment on the table. He did not wish to
see so many bank bills tackled on to one bill. He
thought it unsafe and injurious One amendment
chartering bank in East Tennessee had already
been adopted and he thought that enough
He moved to lay the amen ment on the table; which
motion failed Ayes Is; noes So.
And Mr.. Temples amendment was then adop
ted faf-kI -Stu Eir-t
Mr. Cowart offered an amendment chartering
tie Bank OF Chattanooga
Mr. Cheatham moved to indefinitely postpone
the bill and amendments. Pending winch, Mr.
C.enons moved to adjourn until o'clock, and the
House adjourned accordingly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.


Gov. JOHNSON sent message 10 the House on
Wednesday, in reply to resolution inquiring in TO
the reasons Of the issuance of bonds to the East
Tennessee and Georgia Railroad Company. We
shall ofcourse print this message soon as we get
copy. As we ale satisfied of the correctness of
the course of the Governor in this matter, we have
no doubt that his message gives satisfactory reas-
ons for that course.
The action of the House was singular in the mat
ter. Mr.. BAILEY, who moved the resolution, was
not put on the select committee to which the mes
cage was referred, nor was any East Tennessee
member placed upon it. The House refused to
90 it, and the next day ordered 1T printed
The select committee is, we believe virtually dis
solved; and the action of the House reminded the
spectators of the condition of the who was
presented with elephant: he couldn't sell him,
lac couldn't give him away, and no couldn't feed
him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20
W.T.RERRYMCo

L.. Az h JUST RECEIYED
Ma P CLEAN ar ST. HELENA.
History of the Captivity of Napoean atSt Helena rom the
Letters and Journals Of the ae Lieut. Gen Sir HUDsoS
Lows aud Official Documents aot before made public
BY WILLIAM FORSYTH NJ. A. vols I2mO.
This work. which has been anxiOusly expected for ma
ny years. isof great historical importance. 1t contains
much and important matter concerning the captivity
of Napoean ST Helena. The explanatory portions are
remarkably well written, terse vigorous and einenty la
cid.
The task though long DELAYED has finally been pei form
ed asst appears with peiec manneSs cearness and
conviction Mr. FORSYTH style Is admirably fitted for his
subeet-far forcibe and aTgumenaiive b his work he
has done credit himself and cleared the character of
brave an honest, aud high minded English soldier and
gentleman We know no amper plnegyFie ON the uses
Of the successes of auhG rship-BlackWOO1s Magazine
Its historical importance is of the highest value and
whether agree not with the conclusions
which author would fam ea the reader amply de-
serves and viii reward the careful perta every erson
who is interested in the subject Of SsPoeanAtheneum.
As Of the Captivity Napoleon without
arrival IN the fidelity OF ITS Details its admirable pictures OF
the ex-emperor aud its general veracy.-New AouIhy
Magazine
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20

AARRIED.--On the evening of the 18th instant
by the Rev. c. ID. Elliot, MIR DAVID 7. ARMSTRONG
of Arkansas, to Miss LIZZIE; and Mr.. ALEXANDER
BARROW, of Louisiana, to, Miss EFTIs, daughters eff
STERLING CoCKRELL, Esq, of this city
~ Arkansas and Louisiana papers please copy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20

I
IN SETrEE KITCHEN TABLEs. Of tie most eoRvensn
articles OF kitchen furniture that has bee invented
Common Kitchen Tasles with drawers; IS
Wine Sales. various SEES.
Step Ladder ); DO do;
Clothes Horses do d;
Clothes Lines and Bed Cords.
Skirt Boards and Bosom Boards;
Towel Rollers. Window Washers; -.
Bread and Meal frsys;
Chopin, and Saw Knives, LIZ. 49,.
Pastry boards and Rolling Pins;
Beef Steak Mauls and Potatoe Smashefs
Nd. lemon SqueezeFs and Bung Stars; fsrF
Wooden Spoons and Batter Ladies;
sr Cocoa shell Dippers and Irvine Reels;
Scrubong and B1ekIng Brushes
Rat and Mouse Traps.
.-.- Clio hes Pins patent ard plain; .. --fl
Table Mats Palm Leaf. Oil Cloth and Chinese;
Clothes Baskets, various sizes;
% Busting spoons. long and shSrt handles; Fs
Iron Table and Tea spoons;
iron Swimmers and Ladies;
Soup, Gravy and MBk StraineTs
Cake Turner'S and Egg Liners;
Cream CburDs aud Egg Whips;
SPICE Boxes Flour Dre,iges and Pepper Boxes;
Nutmeg Graters aud Japaned Bread Boxes,
Cake, Tea, Cash, Cofte and Sugar Boxes, .-
britannia. Brass, Japlned Lamp and Candlesticks;
Mo.asses Pitchers. Punch jugs and Cigar Lamps
Patent Pocket and PLAIN Cork Screws;
French Sleeves aud Silver Wire Strainers;
Salad Washers and Mica Forks, various kinds,
Cheese Toasters and Bird Raasiers;
Napkin Rings and Nut Crackers;
Box Irons, Italian Irons. and FlouBee Irons
Crfmpng Irons. and Parent Irons; IlakfF
mt Picks, and Sartltne Openers;
Landing Needles-Skewers;
Tea Bells. plated gilt
Egs Boilers and Cork Drawers;
CTuIab Brushes, Lamp Glass brushes;
Windoy Washers. Counter busters;
Whisk Broons, and busting Pans.
-t-. s".-l SNOW, MACKENZIE d co.
Bonse Furnishing establishments, Il College street.
.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20

The Citizens of Nashville will bear in mind that
we are agents for the sale of that superior preparation Nor
rIMoREs Bitter CORDIAL AND BLOOD PUR1FER which has
become popular throughout the Union remedy for
purifying tie oot and reiasgorating and strengthening
the system This is vegetable extract pleasant
tothe taste and with many thousands WHO have used it
proved itself the great remedy in the and cure of
all diseases arising from Adgsstion disorgan;zed condi
ton of the Lig Impurities of the Bood Call and get
a bottle Price s. co per bottle. Sold by
II G SC0VTL Druggist
BERRY e. DEM0VlLLE
;.,,o,- WELLS -
''' '4-d%w3m j DR0MG00LE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20

,l'in Cured The undersigned have for
ai''Ao'e and sure remedy, MoxrMoRss RHsu
winch has obtained universal fame in Gu
IN acuts -r IN all ITS FORMS either if.,,aat-
pies have been restored the use of te "eeh GRIP
health by its use. anu 70 perfect
Call and get circular and read Tho o,;,-,..
wholesale and retail by sold
HG SC0VII. Druggist
BERRY DEMOVILLF
TWELLS
Up DRoMGOOLE
Nashville, Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20
FUTURE SALES.

March 14th, 18th and 18th May 10th, 18th and 18Th
April l!th, 18th and 18th June 18TH l4th and 18th
janis "a ID, NJ. 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20
LATE PUBLICATIONS.

+. HAGAN Market street. has for sale
THE EMINENT DEAD; Or The Trumphs of Faith in
the Dying Hour. With Introduction by the Rev A.
Stevens NJ and Sketch Of H. B. Baseom by Rev. Vim
W. Weightman d. d. BY Bradford h. Pierce. New and
elegant edition
HEALTH TRIP TO THE TROPICS. BY N. p. VIII
lis at
THE LIFE OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. By
Headley.
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MEMOIRS OF ABERNErHY.

,.s MEMOIRS OF ABERNETHI.
Memoirs of JoHN AIERSErsY. +. X. = Witha
View Of his Writings, Lectures and
Character By GEoEGE MAcIL-
wAIS +. RIOS.
Mr. Macilwan hiss one of the first requisites for any sub
living Snowledgeo OF IL He knew Aberuethv both
pupil and a medical friend in after LIE; and he u
thoroughly acquainted with his works This H owiedgs APP
pears IN whatever topic be handles-SPectator.
We recommend these Interesting and important volumes
in the strongest terms to the attention Of the pubcOb
server.
memoir of high professional aud general interest
Morning Post.
Standard
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20
NEW BOOK.

THE PHYSIOLOGY OF TASTE or Trsnscendental
Hasronomy. Illustrated BY anecdotes of distinguished
Artists and Statesmen of both Continents By Brlla Sa.
vorn-iranslaied from the hate edition by Fayette Robin
SON. .- .-.f a. Dbl. $50 81 &
CHRIST IN HISTORY; or The CentraI Power Among
Men. BY Robert Yarnball, ID. d. -i .s.--4..ss
THE FLUSH TIMES of Alabama and Mississippi
A Series Of Sketches By Joseph G. Baldwin.
THE PRIEST AND THE HUGUENOT; or Persecution
in the Age of Lewis XIV. From the French By L. Bun
gener.
GERMAN ALMANAC FOR 1854 Just received and
for sale by. lana FHAGAN
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GLEASoN'S PICTORIAL aud THE SATURDAY
EVENING POST for lS54.-The above two Weekly News
papers are altogether the most popular and best Family
Literary papers of this country. their distributing
agent for this city, Our friends may rely upon receiving
them regularly T. HAGAN'S, .
janl4 Nh rket street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20

CooPER'S NAVAL HISTORY History of the Navy
of the United States OF America BY j. Fenimore Coop
erconnued to 1858 from the authors manuscripts and
other authentic sources; three volumes one
HOMES OF AMERICAN STATESMEN Anec-
does personal and descriptive sketches; BY various WI
ters-iliustrsted beautifully. 1a...
THE HEARTH STONE: Thoughts upon Home Life in
our Cities. By Samuel Osgood.
For sale BY f. HAGAN Market street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20

- TOLEN-OEE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
y Stolen from nay Stable Union Street. the aight ct
the 18th instant my pair Of CARRIAGE HORSES. They
we're closely matched, Of bay Color abost 49, bands
high hhas ard srsrs in the forehead Of each, with some
little white both Of their bind legs will give
$50 Oi Recovery at the horses any Information
that get them S00 for the of ihe thief and
horses. Address JOHN W WALKER
janis, 1884 Or Capt. Hammer Nashville Inn Stables
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
-a- COMING TO NASHVILLE
CHAMBERS * PECR's MAMMOTH


OR WAY Scenes in California and on the Land and Pa
" ei6c Routes-eommencej 1919, completed 1881
More than the size of ordinary Panoramas and
perOr fidelity artistic execution ard general interest
It Is mammoth IN its proportions - 49, 81
sz5 due notice viii be given OF its arrival.
dec7 Dr. T. r. CHAMBERS Manager.