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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20

RICH FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
w A. 4 j. G. McCLELLAND have Just received he
largest and best selected stock Fall and Win
Goods ever offered in this Market which they offer to he
trade al lower rces than they be found OIL
house IN the city. At No. 20 Public Square
Rich DRESS GOODS.
Brocade Silks; Rich Printed de LANES;
Check do; Rich Plaid do;
Super BLK 10; Glasgow Paids:
Plaid POpins; Plain Nous. de LANES;
Plain do; Frch Merinos L Cashmeres,
Rob Roy Silks; English and German Merinos
With variety Oflow price de LANES, &c.
WHITE GOODS, LACES, ETC
Cambrics Jackonets, .Swisses Tarlaioas;
Vat. Laces, Edgings and Insertings
JackOnet and Swiss Trimmings and FIouDcings;
Lace and Muslin Collars and Chimizettes;
JacOnet Collars and Sleeves
Linen, Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs; in great variety;
Kid Gloves Silk and Wool do;
Super Wool and Silk Hosiery, Cotton do;
Black Lace, Wells, Ribbons, *.
In Cloaks Talmas and Mantias, have the rchestss
sorment offered in this market in Velvet Satin Cloth
and Silk all coIors with elegant white embroidered Silk
Nantes, with Cloths and Velvet for making them,
STAPLE GOODS.
Cloths, Gassimeres vesngs, Sattinetts Fannes Tick
ings, Shrtings, bleached and Brown Domestics. Bed
Blankets, super Coat Blankets Shawl Linseys Prrns
Alpaceas We feel confident that buyers will lind it tly
TO their interest give this stock careful examination
and in so doing themselves money.
Oc'll heCLELLAND ;, NO, ~ fuoiIc square
DYE FLOUK.-Russel & Bond, "a Broad Street
Ii have received excellent article of RYE FLOUR
boiled and mbolted- B &rw fnov3
NLERK WANTED young man who writes
~ good hand, and has general knowledge of accounts
obtain suIon BY making application, with refer
ences to NJ. box 80, Post Office.
Nashville, Nov. II, 1858. at'.t EfE 8't
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-I would call
the attention of dealers to the heavy Stock of Wall
Papers, receiving and prepared to offer the
most favorable terms. septic w. w. FINN.
THOSE FINE SNUFFS.-Just received per steam
er A. L. Davis, $50 pounds of SNUFF of superior quail
tiles of the line brands of CARROTS superior Scotch Snuff
in bottles; Rooms Macaboy in bottles and kegs. Also
sup nor quality Of French Rappee gallon jars suitable
travellers Also, large lot Oft Cavendsh Chewing
Tobacco article, with assortment of Chalk Pipes.
The above articles 1 am prepared sell Wholesale
Retail as cheap as any house in the West.
nova JAMES MOORE,
TO5accons sign Little Indian, Cherry and Cedar
streets, Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20

THE GRFFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
RE with the utmost and SKILL and the
n ingredients thoroughly tested by the most eminent
Chemists They especially valuable for the prevention
and of feVers in general all Bilious and LAYER com
plants Costivenes Imperfect Digestion, Deficient action
of the bowels Sick Headaches, Influenza Asthma and
variety of other chronic diseases and in fine for all tam
y Price, with full directions % cents per box
For sale by ALEA- MAChENHiE,
dee3 No II, College street.
And by every Druggist in the State.
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COMMERCIAL.

NAsHyILE, Jan. l9.
RvER-Cumberland river is now in fine boating order
for the large class steamers ten feet Hapeth Shoals and
rising. ese,-. liza ~
CoTToS.Sales yesterday of 9s bales at 75za9. Good
demand NJ
TosAocoTwo hhds ofnew crop sold yesterday at John
son, Horne Cos at az. 1894
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A CARD.

CARD.
WE intend keeping general upply of Groceries and
w other articles suitable for family use, and hope by
close attention our business and always having the best
quality the patronage of friends and custo
mers STEVENS x GIBSON,
jAnl4 IS College ST., doors above Church
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rvOODEN WARE.-We have just received from
w New York. purchased there at The LOWEST rates for
edSh
Wooden Bowls with choppers
Rolling Pns-Beef steak Mauls;
Pastry Bowls Lemon Squeezers,
Iignum Vita Faucets Wooden Spoons,
Wooden Ladies', Potaoe Washers,
Towel Rollers, Bung taTts,
Cocoa Shell Dippers, Hearth Brooms,
Rat and Mouse Traps. Clothes Pins,
Juniper and Cedar Woods, Brass and Iron bound Pals
Bed Cords Clothe Lines Butter Spades
Axe Handles. Yard Sticks, Irvine Balls.
dec2 -.. SOW MACKENZIE co.
brushes! BRUSHES !-Steele's best bell
ID shaped Busters of all sizes, fancy and plain patterns
orner Busters, Window Washers, -l
Fly Brushes Toy Brushes.
Counter Busters, Hearth BroOms,
m Whisk Brushes Italian Whisks;
Common busting Brushes
Scrubbng Brushes, Backing Brushes,
Mops, Window Brushes,
Crumb Brushes Tea Cup Mops'
ALSO.
Buckskins for polishing plate furniture.
For sale by SNOW, MACKENZIE co.
deco House Furnishing store II College St
A IDS TO HOUSEKEEPING Manila Door
n Mais, plain and fancy;
Alcant Mats, three sizes;
Jute Mats plain and fancy of all sizes;
COR Mats, various patterns;
Fancy Border Mats, with wood centres
Sheep Skin Mats, all colors;
Open Mats, from to feet each
Oil Cloth Table Mats;
Palm Leaf - do;
Chinese Table and Tea Mats ...
The above articles for sale al lower prices han tey
have ever before been offered IN this city.
deco 800. SNOW MACKENZlE& co.
NOR SALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT,
L fronting lis feet Spruce street. between Church and
Broad running back from 1855 to l63 feet and fronting us
feet McLemOre street. Said lot will be divided INTO TWO
or three lots to suit purchasers Said lot has on 1t lar
brick school house.
AISo-A desirable Country Residence about three miles
from the city, Noensve Pikea frame house with hye
rooms &c A bargain will be given.
ALSO-A brick house with sixroons, &C. No 81 Spruce
street near Cedar-apd vacant lot on Cedar near
AISO-A neat Brick Cottage in Edgefeld, with four
rooms near the residence of Col Ramsey Said house was
formerly occupied by Rev. NJ s Royce Make early app-
cation 10 r. w. BROWN,
deco Real Estate agent
NOR RENT-FOR THE ENSUING YEAR,
L farm of fifty of land on the Charlotte PlSe four
miles from Nashville with good Improvements
dec2l R. A. BALLOWE Gen. Agent
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ZINC WHITE PAINT.-5O kegs received and for
II sale low This article is said to be much superior to
White Lead in briancy Of color, durability in exposed
situations and all the purposes to which the latter applied
and costs but little 1t is coming largely lnto use In
the eastern cities. Oct20 EWlN BROTHERS.
NOLD LEAF AND FOiL.-l0 ounces Abbeys
VI best Gold Leaf; Is Packs best Gold Leaf. Received
and for sale low by oct20 ENlN BROTHEkS
I PAIR LIyINGSTON'S DORMANT PLAT
l FORM SCALES. pair Platform Scales.
For sale at cost and carriage.
, decl5 EWINBROTHERS. Nashville
TNDIGO.-Il3O LBS. INDIGO RECEIVED
i this day and for sale low by -
ianl EWIN BROTHERS.
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DRANDY AND MINES
ID 4 Pipe fine old Brandy
1 Z" Holland Gin;
Ca>k +" Sherry Wine;
&" Malaga
ianl4 STEVENS & GIBSON.
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WALL PAPER.
IUST received q splendid assortment OF Gold Paper'
., Gold and Velvet Borders and Plain Satin Papers for
Parors Halls &C. together with large lot of Window
Curtain Paper new patterns, wide Green Testers &c
- On hand, large assortment Of ungazed papers,
from 10 to 25c per bolt. ,r,-, 1,o,,,,,,,.
No 90 College ST, next door to the Sewanee House.
N. .-Paperhangng done in the best manner
oct2.
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XyvNTED at the South Nashville Furniture Factory, of

NXTNTED at the South Nashville Furniture Factory, OF
w good SEASONED LUMBER .. ... e.. . .....
lV0o05 feet of = inch Walnut Plank-wide; .
10000 do q do do do do;
10000 do 2 do do do do; rs.-
100000 do Walnut Scanng feet long, A, 6 in sqre
100000 do Cherry do do doi
100000 do u inch Cherry Plank-wide; ....r
$1,000 do . do do .as do;
$4,000 do Ash, ranging from II to in thckide plank
Also, Poplar of all used for Cabinet purposes for
which CdSb will be paid on delivery. s... a-.. r.
Also, 25 or so good CABINET MAKERS wanted to whom
fair prices will be given in cash. Also, good UP
HOLSTERS. None bus good workmen need apply.
anil
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NIEDICINES, THAT HAVE BEEN FULLY

NOTICE NOTICE 1.-THE OFFICE OF
the Nashville Gas Light Company has been removed 10
C00PER'S BUILDING, corner Of Cherry and DeHderick
streets, I'd story ogerDggon's Music Store.
janl5-Iw. JAS. II. KENDRICK, Sec'y.
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CYRUP AND MOLASSES.-
= st. Louis Golden Syrup;
New Orleans - -
MOasses.
ianl4 STEVENS & GIBSON.
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NOR RENT FOR THE NEXT YEAR. ~
L the Third story Rooms suited for offices or bed M;:
rooms on the second floor and shops and offices on LILY
the ground floor of Union Buildings on the cener OF
Cedar and Cherry Streets opposite the Post Office Apply to
poylS- ST 5. p. ALLISON, No. 81 Cherry st
TINEXaS LANDS FOX SALE.-THE UNDER.
SIGNED owns five hundred aud ftty-three and hall
acres of land lying Oyster Greek Bort Eend
couny Texas which he will sell for cash exchange fof
real estate situated in about The city OF Nashville. u.s.
The above lands well adapted TO the cultivation OF
either Sugar Cotton aud well timbered and water
cd as any IN that section OF Texas Any person desIrous
of investing as above will please cali on me-
a. L. DAVIS
dec7l-lm Nashville and Memphis Packet Line
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NOR RENT-FOR THE ENSUING YEAR,
farm of fifty of land the Charlotte Pike iouI
miles from Nashville with good Improvements.
dec2l R. A. BALL0WE, Gen. Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-20

TINAkE MOTTO t-Thai The business OF the undersign-
ed and az the late firm of Currey Martin. must be
closed Al accounts and notes therefore, remaining an
settled after Monday 23d instant will be placed In the
hands Of an officer f,r collection Until that time may
be found AT my old stand on Union street.
jaUl7 RICHARD o.CUhhE1.
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r.IO OOO 4 WISH TO PURCHASE
S1U.UUU. $4,000 Stock in the Wire Suspension
Bridge at par. payable in Merchandise at cash prices
usvI9-3m r II. BROCKWAY, NO.7i Public Square.
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DERKlNS d CLACk-Are now prepared to receive
store and ship cotton Liberal advances made TO con
sionmants oct2
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nor RENT.-Two BRICK WAREHOUSES; on
Front street. few steps above the bri ge. One OF
them is well suited for Flour Depot Apply to.
jarl7-2w, 4. u. hoSELt1.
nURKE,S BAKING POWDERS.-IOO CASES
Burkes baking Powders, fine for Buckwheat Cakes
For sale by jan5l W. II. GORDoN& co.
DLOUG .-ONE HUNDRED HALLS
/ Peacock Ploughs, Nos. and 2, for sale by
ian5 W H. GORDON 4 co,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
The fsadsden Trea,Y.

The Washington Union has an article upon
"our Relations with Mexico" in which, it depre-
Gates the rejection of the Gadsden Treaty. Re-
ferring the fact that the responsibility is now
thrown upon the President of commencing anew
the difficult task of settling the disturbing ques-
tons between Mexico and the United States, the
Union says:
"The President comprehends fully the threat.
ming character Of some of the questions involved
and our governmen;he feels sensi-
bly, the Importance at this lime TO remove all cause
of estrsngement between the two governments;
he understands thoroughly our rights as involved
in the unadjusted questions; and while he is re-
solved to maintain them at all hazards, he will
spare no efforts, consistent with the honor of our
government, to avoid u war. IL SO direful ca
amity shall belall the country, the responsible
ty will not rest on him; but we will not yet de-
spair Of an amicable settlement of the questions
which are now exciting SO much public attention
and deem it not unreasonable to indulge the hope
that the recent action OF the Senate will not prove
to be final
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26

The CUBAN QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT. The
Cuban slave trnde has been the subject Of discus
sion again in the British Parliament, and some Of
the members spoke very decidedly against Eng
land taking any measures to prevent Cuba from
falling into the hands OF the Americans, il Spain
still continued to encourage this odous traffic.
Mr. Golden said:-
"rhe Spanish government ought to be made to
understand that by pursuing tn: policy she had
chosen, disregarding, as she did, the doctrines of
civilization and humanity, by continuing the slave
trade. she was fast losing the respect and sympa-
thy of every mutton of the civilized world, and pre-
paring the way for some strong power to take
boss ,sson of that .land which she had 50 scan
dal ,usly abused.
"The Hon. Baronet had said that slavery ex-
ist4d in the United States. That was true, but
the slave trade did not exist there. (Hear, hear
The United States had declared the slave trade tn
be piracy and it was not quite candid to put that
notion on par with Spain in keeping up that
odious traffic. (Hear, hear.) Without saying
one word about the expcdency Of giving Cuba tc
the United States, assisting tSat country tc
take possession ofthe Island, he thought it woult
he greatly for the interests of humanity if the
United States, or any other power that would al
together discountennnce the slave trade, should
possess it. (Cheers)
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
sheriff Sale.

Y virtue oftwo orders osae directed and delivered
Onio shall expose sale public vendue, the premises,
ON Saturday the 18Th day Of May neat
between the hours O'Clock A. M and four O'Clock
p NJ of said day. the folio wing described Lands ana tehe
ments to w situate in township of Franklin, county of
Portage Of Ohio and bounded by beginning at
south of said lot No lS thence west % chains
uud links along the south line of said lot to the south east
corner H. Jennings land in said lot, thence north deg
min ~ chains and 81 links to the bank OF the canal
thence e deg ehaus tO post thence north 55
deg east chains thence north 80 deg east chains thence
lG d east 10 chains 43 links 70 the north line the
lot thence south S9 chains lilks to the northeast
corner orhe lot tho place ofbegnng, containing fifty
lG- 100 acres as surveyed by S. j. Harris.
Taken in two Executions the property of Rhinaldo d.
Baxter at suits of Samuel E. Carter and H. Swayne VS.
r. d. Baxter. Appraised at $lS2,GO. - - -
Sherfs Office, Portage CO.,i JAMES WooDARD, sher11
iurjl IN A ID. Is54 459-5w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
From the Detroit Dali! inqW0
The Late RiOt mt saginaw.
EAST SAGINAW, Apr

EAST SAGINAW, Aprii IL.
4Ep.roRs OF THE INQuiRER-Dear Sirs: Mr.
Rlsckman, deputy Sheriff, has since died from
the effect of blows inflicted by the mob ut Sagi-
nav City ip rescuing the five Dutchmen from the
Jail.
One Of The Dutchmen has just been recovered,
while large swamp near Lower Saginaw con
tans the t,thers. who are surrounded by body
"fabout osU srmed men, who will no doubt bring
the cuprits. dead or nlive. Twenty-Five men
have been arrested, and implicated in the riot
who are now col tined in irons, and well secured
10 the Jail
An attempt was made last evening to burn the
Jail, and dutchman caught in the act; he too
will get his deserts. :,
Since writing the above we learn that Sheriff
Gotee, while returning home last evening" was
fred at, and ball lodged in the crown OF his hat
only about an inch and halt above the top OF his
bead. What arc We coming to!
ei' Yours in truth, J. r.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26

6FThe petit jury in the United States District
Court was empanneled and sworn yesterday to
try the case of the United States Us. John Foulks
for puroning bank notes, etc, from letter at
Moutrie, Columbiuna county, in May last, while
postmaster at that place. Alter hearing the evi-
dence and arguments, of course the jury returned
in court this morning, and stated that they were
unable to agree upon a verdc, and were con-
sequently discharged from the further consid-
Grafton of the cause. and which was then contn-
ued. The case was ably argued by Mr.. Morton,
for the prosecutor, and Messrs Mason & Uphpm,
for the defendant Statesman 2lSt.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
MAY APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. III. TUBES,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN,

WILL be in attendance at bis rooms follows.
Ravenna---Prentiss House, Wednesday afternoon and
Thu rsIay until4 O'Clock, =. NJ. 94th and 25th May.
Akron--Cobb's Exchange, Tuesday, Odd May.
Cleveland--Amerean House, Thursday and Friday 4th
and 5th of May.
Warren-Clinton House, Monday goth of May.
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver, Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, lnhanmatiuns, Rheumatism Asthmu
Shorness of Breath difficulty ofbreathng Dyspepsia drop
sy Weakness Nervous disabilities Resessncss, Loss of
appetite, Constipation. arrangement Of the S0maeh Bilious
Affections, Gravel White Swelings, an! long sandingds
eases, invited to call
No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION DIR. t. neither blecdsnor
bsters he Homatls he never uses Mercury Ar
sene AntmOny other mineral medical agent is
pSoua neither steams gives emetcs His the
ory diseases differs from all others that have been adopted
than his stem Of treatment. he does not
make sick make we tear down to build up again. nor
aay any irritation, by patching with anodynes
Our entire time being engaged attendance must accord
strictly with published announcements
An unbiased opinion the probability of cure is al
ways given. subectng patient expense without
SALT RHkUM RADICALLY CURED.
Mrs. L. Rumig, of Beaver Pa, ,curcd OF Salt Rheum OF
eight nine years standing II was of most painful char
acr covering the entire surface of tho hans and portions
of the and person. First called nearly years ago
In four months the skin became soft and smooth, and
mains entirely free from disease TO this time Ihc above case
is selected because of the first cured in the and
best slow its permanency Those who have been similarly
affected and cured reside in the vicinity OF nearly every ap
ponert whom reference be given Eqhal success
has attended treatment of White Sweillngs Scrolna aiscSs-
and Fever Sores, Of which have been the
monthly reports In the treatment OF all such rely main
y upon latrna remedies that are calculated to neutraze
the substances supporting diseases, and by exciting to
heah activity skin and other secretory organs to force
Nious eXcremens to escape by the natural clahc Hence
is radical without dcpietio and instead OF enda-
gcrng the Lungs superficial healing of ulcers or scat
erng Of Invariably does, serves To protect ahd
strengthen those vital parts Our remedies are selected ex
clustyey from the Botanic Kinsdom carefully rejecng ALL
narcotic and other posons They can be borne Iy the most
delicate and feeble constitutions and never increase but us
uay liability to colds AS we not make s'ek MAKE ~cH
donH to build again, patients may remain NJ nome
and attend to the ordinary vocatoAs during treatment
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
That Russian ls,vasior.--FuMny.

The ouid. d.nuncs have been nightly tickled
abuut pr ospective Russian invasion OF Canada
We dislike to spoil good horrible story, but the
truth is that said Russian invasion is simply ons
Of the best jokes OF this or any other SEASON.
Perhaps the fun of the thing will make up for
ito lack of fact. 2&
The Oswego Palladium develops. 1t gets the
account from a competent source. Read it,
lit seems there is an old Scotch merchant in
Quebec who does large ship-chandlery business;
and as one of the ataple articles OF his trade was
ssi cloth, or what il called Russia duck, he felt
some anxiety in regard to getting future sup
ply Of the article in the event Of war between
Russia and the western powers. He, therefore,
wrote 10 his correspondent in Russia on the sub
iect., The correspondent answered the Scotch
merchant, not to give himself any trouble on that
score, "as there had already been several thou
sand Russians shipped for Quebec"-meaning,
of course, "Russia duck, This letter was acci.
IDENTIFY dropped in the street or some public house,
where it was picked up by some person, and the
astounding fact that Russia was sending over
thousands Of Russian troope to invade Canada
was Immediately communicated to the authorities
The Scotchman was at once arrested for high
treason, and he had great difficulty in saving his
neck. This is the sum total of the rumorec
Russian invasion. -, 2.h@He
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-04-26
-TEETH! TEETH!! TEETH!!!

DR SPELMAN would, inform those of his friends for
whom he has engaged insert teeth and all others who
desire his professional services that he be found at
the of Ds. eaine & Morton in Ravenna on satur-
day, April 90 and May Is.
M would also give notice that though he has his once
IN Cleveland, his patients will be waitedon with as mucn
rompttude, and with little troubleto to themselves as II hs
office was in Ravenna yet And the work will be done IN
Cleveland except the ng the work will be very mucn oe
the that he has facilities there FOR 0ohg
the expense of which, the limited business OF this country
would not warrant This feet coupled with the act mat ne
has uniformly given entire 70 all who mas hefo
also associated with two first the
whose AKIN and experence will be employed on all work
trusted 70 his care they will share with MN sne Feshon-
sbiIity Of the work % we'll % the profits -.
RsvenDa March I2 e5<. 40V-W