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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-25

FROM THE CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER OF THE 18TH
Latest from Erie-tte Mobjtes an Procsssion-A
iSpeect-Real Women an Counca-An Anecdote-
Ns'rs from PiHsbmyh-LOwry's Magniloquence,
dc dc.
After the mob had burned the bridges yesterday,
finishing the work about o'clock P NJ j. they
marched to the public square, headed by brass
band and waving banners. The procession was
composed of men, real women, spurious ditto and
children.
The thing is described as very funny, by an eve
witness At the square, the rag-tag and bob-tail
rabble were addressed by fellow named c. Ben
son. new candidate for popular infamy After
he had relieved himself the mob adjourned to
liquor.
Any quantity of fuss was kicked up last night,
but nothing serious was done.
A dispatch received at noon to-day announces,
"alI quiet"
We learn by private message that meeting of
genuine ladies' held at Erie yesterday afternoon
with closed doors. Result not known.
Their object, we presume, was to sympathise
with the rioters, and furnish an extra supply of
toggery for their criminal masquerades. Among
them several highly respectable ladies, (as
the operator says) Heaven save the mark!
The state of feminine sentiment in the depraved
town. may be Judged by the following fact
while the o. s. Marshal was there the other day,
in pursuance of the order of the U. S Court, the
women got together and made entire suit Of
tsnaale integaes pettico1t and other mysteries M
cluSiUe, which they intended to present him, had he
not left in hurry. Among the crowd of tigresses
is the rCite Of an Erie clergyman! Shamel where is
thy blush?
We learn that young WALKER still lies in a criG-
cal condition. A young man, who offered him
protection from the brutal assaults of the mob was
kicked and otherwise abused. The generous fellow
lives in Erie and is in favor Of the six feet guage
but swore he would not see WALKER NAL treated.
Give US his name.
News from Pittsburgh this morning say there il.
very little sympathy for Lowry, KING & Co.
They are preparing for desperate defense. They
have ten witnesses on hand.
day or two since, while party OF railroad men
and others Were poking fun at LOWRY, in the Office
of hotel, Lowry jumped on to chair and ex-
claimed, "The Heavens and the earth may melt
with fervent heat but by Cd railroad corporations
shall never crush N. B. LOWRY" 1t is fair spec-
men of his magniloque@ce.
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Fallen.
Risen.
- On the A lbany stage, a .arce is to be brongi

- On the Albany stage, arce is to be brought
out entitled, the Erie War, or Broad Guage Mar
row Guage, and Engase"
- Collector REDFIELD has forwarded to the
Department report giving the particulars of the
unsuccessful cruise of tn cutter Washington, and
SAYS he has directed the commander of the cutter
TO repair and put to sea again with the least posi-
BE delay.
~ The New York Times gives alist ofthe num-
Der of vessels wrecked and lives lost at during
the year 1853 The following is the summary;
Total lives lost (33 vesses) S99
Add estimate for cossting vessels &c. ....... %
- Aggr gate mortality. ...........- ......... 1924
Number Of vessels lost during the year......IlO
'snihs smseks DESTROYED in gales 20
Total number Of vessels destroyed ..............lSO
- The schooner Flying Eagle on her pas
sage from Havana to Portland, met with disas-
ter at sea- and was abandoned by the captain and
crew, when they Tell IN with another brig. the L.
n Bass. They had been adrft thirty davs and
had endured the greatest sufferiugs All were sick
of the fever and had been seven DAYS witbout food
water or fire.
A Merida correspondent of the New York Her.
sl9 gives frightul accounts of the Iavages of the
Cholera in Yucatan. Many towns in the eastern
part of the Pennsular near Honduras have been
almost depopulated by the pestllence. In Merida,
the capital city of about thirty five thousand in
hsbtants, twenty-five hundred have already died.
At one time IT'S deaths daily were registered.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

F. HAGAN Market street. has for sale
THE EMINENT DEAD Or, The Triumphs of Faith in
the Dying Hour. With Introduction by the Rev. A.
Stevens A NJ and Sketch of H. B. Bascom, by Rev. VIM
W. weightman, d. d. By Bradford K Pierce New and
elegant edition.
HEALTH TRIP TO THE TROPICS. By N. P. VIII
lis
THE LIFE OF MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. By
Headley.
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HOUSEKEEPING SESSION.

TUESDAY, JAN "a.
The House renewed the Calendar
A bill to prevent frauds-the Judiciary Commit
tee recommending its rejection. Mr.. Cooke moved
to postpone indefinitely.
Mr.. Lucas opposed the motion, and advocated
! the bill. Mr., Cooke defended his motion at con
! siderable length and Mr. Lucas reioined. The de.
bate was continued by Mr.. Buford who thought the
bill was calculated to defeat every object which its
; friends had in view. And the vote being taken
| Mr.. Cookies motion prevailed, and the bill was
| postponed.
A bill to change the line of Rutherford and vii
| hanson counties.
Mr.. Cooper moved its indefinite postponernent-
Mr.. Num- spoke in favor ofthe BILL and Mr. Cooper
explained that the petitioners who now asked the
change We're the same who had pettioned the last
Legislature for the line it now exists. Their re-
quest had then been granted and now they wanted
to reverse it. lie thought it would he bad ex-
ample to pass this bill After some further discus
cusson, Mr. Cooper5 motion was lost and Mr. Nc
Knight moved to reer the bill to the Committee
on Counties and County Lines which was agreed
to, and the bill referred accordingly.
A bill to incorporate the Mldn Turnpike Com
pany-passed.
bill TO incorporate the town Of Sommerville in
Fayette county, and for other purposes, with sun
dry amendments, Incorporating Lagrange, Durham
vile, Raleigh, &c
Mr. Dortch offered an amendment changing the
limits ofthe town OF Lagrange, which was adopted,
and the bill passed as amended.
A bill to incorporate Oakland Female Academy,
&c.-passed
A bill 10 amend the Revenue Laws Mr.. Carroll
moved to refer it to the Committee on Ways and
Means; which was rejected, and the bill passed on
its Sd reading
A bill to authorize R. B. Hinton's heirs to take
Wharfage at their Wharf at the mouth Of Harpeth
River Mr. Arnold moved its indefinite postpone
ment Mr.. Mathis explained the objects of the bill,
and thought it asked for no more than what this
House should justice grant The parties had buta
wharf at their own expense, and they only asked to
be allowed to collect wharfage from boats using the
wharf. The motion was rejected and the bill pass
ed
A bill to charter the Cumberland Gap and Wash
ington county Turnpike company, and for other
purposes.
Mr.. White offered an amendment providing
State aid Ruled out of order, and the bill passed
A bill to legalize the Importation OF slaves INTO
this State Mr. Cooper moved to postpone indef-
ntely, winch motion prevailed, and the bill was
postponed.
A bill TO authorize Supreme Court Judges to
grant attachments and injunctons its rejection re-
commended by the Judiciary Committee. Mr..
Thompson opposed the recommendation OF the
Committee, and Mr.. Cooke replied, and the bill was
rejected; ayes, 10; noes 81.
A bill to reduce the numbers OF Directors IN the
branches of the Union Bank; as amended by the
Committee on Banks.
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CONTENTS.

Ovid Bolus My first appearances at the Bar; The Bench
and the Bar How the times served the Yrgnians Assault
and Battery Simon Suggs, Jr; legal Biography; Squire
and FrIiers Jonathan and the Constable; Sharp naD
cerng Cave Burton of Kentucky; Justification after Yer
Dict Officer OF HOrnor; Hon. S. 5. Prentss, The Bar
of the South wes Hon. Francis Strohe McFes and Acee
Scan Mag an Equitable set off; A Cool Reoinder;
Heavy Court Samuel Hole Esq; john Stout and Mark
Sullivan; Mr. OnsIow ice Heyfrom; Old Uncle John Elk
aiming 8 candidate for License.
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Joux BULL AND BRorHER JoEArHAN.-Two emf
nsnt tragedians trcading the stage, in Boston,
q. this moment and are, of course, both drawing
good audiences Mr.. EDWIN FORREST and Mr..
JIrEs ANDERSON commenced engagements-the
first a. Meamors," at the National, and the last,
as Hamlet" at the Howard Athensum, on the
same evening. This i, rivalry in good earnest
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HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT FURNISHING GOODS.
A. MORRISON & CO..

Corner OF the Squers and Deaderick street
A RE daily receiving additions to their STOCK of
IA STEAMBOATAND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
And intend keeping full assortment Of articles for
nience and economy in the housekeeping line AmOngour
stock may be found
SILVER PLATED WARE
Tea Sets Fruit Baskets and Costors
Butter Dishes Casters and Napkin Rings;
Soupand Gravy Ladies';
Dinner and Dessert Forks;
Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons;
Cream, Mustard and Salt % &c.
BRITTANIA WARE
Tea Sets, Pitchers GObets;
Castors Tea and Coffee Pots;
Candle Sticks, Lamps, Soup Ladies';
Sugar Bowls, Cream Cups and Tumblers. &c.
PLANISHED OR BLOCK TIN WARE
Coffee and Tea Urns Chatting Dishes;
Oyster, Vegetable and Wafer
Egg Boilers, with and without lamps
Jelly and Pudding Mouds;
Dish Covers, single sets;
Nurse Lamps, with china dish and Tea kettle
JAPPANED AND PAINTED TIN WARE
Tea Trays and Waters. inlaid with Pearl.
beautifully Pain cd;
Chamber Pals ="
Foot Tubs Wash Bowls and Pitchers;
Spittoons. Tea and Coffee Canisers;
Trunks and Boxes with and without locks;
Foot and Stomach Warmers, Candle Sticks;
Cake and Tart Cutters, Soups &c.
HARDWARE
Fine Ivory Handle Knives. with and without forks
Z" Bone and Horn Handle Knives and Forks
Z" Polished Steel FireSet and Stands,
Bronzed Fire Stands aud SpittoOns;
Tea Kettles of Brittania Copper aud Iron;
Coffee Mills Sad Irons Sad Stands
Enameled Sause Pans and Kettles.
j. lind
Fish and Tea
" Pots, Stew Pans, &c.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
BY next arrivals from New Orleans will be in receipt Of
Clothes Hampers and Baskets;
Market and Travelling ."
Wagons, Cabs. Sewing and Rocking Chairs
Wheel-Barrows BedSsesds &c.
Brass bound Pals and KeelerS
Trays Towel Rollers, Measures dc;
Butter Prints and Knives, WOOa Spoons;
Rarrel and hali-bbl Covers Rolling Pins;
Cedar Pals, keelerS, TuDs and Piggins
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES on HAND. -s
CHINESE GONGS, for Hotels and Steamboats,
Tin Lined Dish and Knive Baskets Tor Hotel and
Steamboats,,
Foot Mats, Floor and Scrub Brushes,
Feather busters, Whsk Brooms Bed Cords
Bread Knives, Sardine Openers
Oyster " OYSTER
Champagne Knives Mutt Crackers
Clocks and Time Pieces Lanterns
Looking Glasses, Curtain Bands
Portable Boot Jacks Cloths Pins e.
Mlncpg Machines, Chop knives,
Ioasting Forks, Scimmers aud Ladies'
Flesh " BastDg Spoons,
Egg Whips, Tea and hand Bells,
Mudders Lemon Presses, Ice Picks
Walters Trays with stand,
KNIFE Boxes Irvine Reels Stone Match Safes f
Plate Warmers Vegetable Slieers. &C. &c
SOAP STONE GkIDDLES, universally used at the NORTH
require no grease bake cakes and will burn Hotel
and teambOat ProprieOrs Boarding House Keepers and
Private Families respectfully invited 10 examine the
Stock A. MORRISON, Il co.
jan24 '54-1w Corner of Square and Deaderiek ST.
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CARD.

j. w. DODGE would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Nashville hathaving nearly completed his pre-
sent engagements, and being with hs family. delayed BY
the low stage of and Packet to ST. Louis he will
remain a few Miniature Portraits if i'm
mediate application be made.
Studio over the Music Store off. B. WEST Union 81
dec27-f.
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NEW HOTEL.-Under the provisions of an -
~ act incorporating the Nashville Hotel Company Ill
passed by the Legislature of the State of Tennessee the
2Sd of November 1853 notice hereby given that Books
will be opened at the Nashville Inn Monday next the
10th inst for the purpose of obtaining subscribers to stock
in said Company.
Russell HOUSTON,
ID T SCOTT,
W BERRY, Committee.
DIR. r C FOSTER,
VIZ COOPER.
janl4 City papers please copy.
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W.T.. BERRY co.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Ma POLEAN At ST. Hell ENA :
History of the Captivity of Napoean at ST. Helena the
Letters Journals of the late Lieut. Gen Sir HuDsos
LowE snd Official Documents not before made public
By WILLIAM FoRsTrH NJ. A. vols, limo.
This work. which has been anxiousy expected for
nv years. great historical importance 1t contains
much new and important matter concerning the captivity
of Napolean al ST Helena The explanatory portions
remarkably well written erse vigorous, and emnenty Ia
cid.
The task though long delayed has finally been perform
ed AS appears with perfect manness eearness and
conviction Mr. Fors tbs style admirably fitted for hs
suhiect-fir orcbIe and srumentave. BY his work he
has done credit himself and cleared the character Of
brave an honest and high minded English soldier and
gentleman. eknow ampler panegyric the
Of the successes of Observation-Disclosures Magazine
Its historical importance of the highest value; and
whether we agreeor with the various conclusions
which its author would fam lead We reader, il amply de-
serves and will reward the careful perual Of every pesos
who is interested in the subject Of NapOean
As an account of the Captivity of Napoleon it is without
rival in the fidelity of details its admirable pictures Of
the exemperor and its general veracty-New Monthly
Magazine,
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PERIODICALS FOR 1854.

HARPER'S AND GODEY'S MAGAZINES shall con-
tnue to receive SELL and deliver the above popular Nag
azn es Publishers prices Those wishing subscribe
may be of receiving them regular and early Of The
Publishers Agent F. HAGAN.
janI4 Market street.
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GLEAS0NS PICTORIAL and THE SATURDAY
EVENING POST for l354-The above two Weekly News
papers 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 at F. HAGAA'S,
janl4 NJ, rket street.
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FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.

FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.
10000 ORDERED IN ADVANCE OF PUBLICATION
Little Ferns for Fannys Little Friends-By the Author
of Fern Leaves" One elegant l6mo, 500 pages-6 Illus
trations
Just received and for sale by
janl4 F. HAGAN Market street.
C0OPER'S NAVAL HlSTORY-Hstory of the Navy
of the United States of America BY j. Fenimore Coop
er-contnued to 1858 IRON the authors manuscripts and
other authentic sources; three volumes in
HOMES OF AMERICAN STATESMEN.-With Anec-
dotes personal and descriptive sketches by various wr
ters-iluslrated beautifully.
THE HEARTH STONE: Thoughts upon Home-Lifs in
our Cities. BY Samuel OsgoOd.
For sal BY F. HAGAN Market street.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL. il
JOHN YORK co. Booksellers; Stationers and Book
BINDERS have removed the of Union and Cherry
Streets opposite the Bank of Tennessee Thankful for past
avors we solicit continuation of the same in new
place. jams 81
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
Ledsers. Journals, Cash and Day-BOoks,
Invoice and Record Books, Medium, Dem and Cap,
in full SETS of every style of ruling and binding, some
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Receiving Books Wood Receipts, General Receipts,
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every other article to fit out any Office.
Letter, Bill and FoOlscap Paper:
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the various Banks, Treasury Bottng Paper Ink, Steel
and Gold Pens, Faber Pencils, Sand and Sand Boxes
For salt by [jan25l JOHN YORK co.
Third Vol. Greenleaf on Evidence:
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Swann's Tennessee Reports
For sale by JOHN YORK CO.
- Swami Second volume will be ready in few days
Daily Pocket Remembrance for 1854:
Containing an Almanac Time Tables, blank space
ormemorandum for any day in the year. For sale by
JANIS JOHN YORK co.
Gold Pens-JOHN YORK co. hayejust received
variety superior Gold Pens the best and cheapest
tice ever offered for sale in Nashville EVERY PsS WAR
RANTED. janis
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FIELDS, SCRAP.BOOF

F. Hagan, on Market street. has Just received another
supply of the revised edition of Fields Scrap Book"
jan24
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NEW BOOKS,

NEW BOOKS,
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF TASTE; OF, Transcendental
Gastronomy Illustrated BY anecdotes of distinguished
Artists and Statesmen of both Continents BY Brillat
vorin-translaed from the late edition BY Fayee Robin
son.
CHRIST IN HISTORY or The Central Power Among
Men. By Robert Yarnbal, ID. d.
THE FLUSH TINES of Alabama and Mississippi
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. ian6 PHAGAN.
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w. Il. b. & co. have also just received
FLUSH TINES In ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI
series of sketches by JOS 5. Baldwin 1 VOL with
numerous illustrations.
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ADELPUI THEATRE,
ONE WEEK LONGER OF THE
EOITAN MINSTREIS.

NTESSRS. VAN LEW AND DEAVES would beg.
leave inform the citizens of Nashville that in
quence of the unvoabe state of the weather during the
past week. that they will appear in SIX MORE of ther
popular CONCERTS, commencing on Monday evening,
January oath. jan. 80.
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STORING COTTON,
DERKlNS d CLACk-Are prepared TO receive
store and ship cotton. Liberal advances made
signments. oct2
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MEMOIRS OF ABERNETRY.
Memoirs of JoHS ABERSErHY. +. K S. WIths
View Of his Writings. Lectures and

MEMOIRS OF ABERNETH1.
Memoirs of JONI ABKRSErHY- Z. X. 3 WIths
View Of his Writings Lectures and
Character. BY GEoRGE MAcIL-
WAN, +. R.O.S.
Mr. Maewain has of the first requisites for any sub
ect living knowledge of it. lie knew Abernerhy bolh
pupil and a medical friend in after life; and he "a
thoroughly acquainted with his works This kEowledge APP
pears in whatever topche handes.-Specsaior
We recommend these interesting and important volumes
in the strongest TO the attention OF the pubic-Ob
server.
memoir of high professional and general interest
Morning Post
A Book which ought to be read BY every One-LOndOn
Standard
SIMMS' POPULAR ROMANCE.
W.T.. BERRY Il co. have just received -
THE YAMASSEE.- "A Romance of South Carolina. By
VIM. Gilmore Simms, snd revised edition, with il
Illustrations by barley. limo. cloth.
w T. Ii, * co. have also just received
MINNESOTA AND ITS RESOURCES To which are ap-
pended Camp Fire Sketches Notes of trip from ST.
Paul to Pembina and Selkrk Settlements the Red River
of the North. BY Wesley Bond. with map Of the
Territory view of ST. Paus and of the Falls Of 81
Anthony. In ! vol l2mo. cloth.
A STRAY YANKEE IN TEXAS, by Phillip Paxton,
cheap edition, paper cover
WESTERN CHARACTERS; or, TYPES OF BORDER
LIFE IN THE WESTERN STATES. By J. l. Mcdonnell,
author of Talbot and Yerna," &c.
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BEN JoNsON,s WORKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
Comprising all the Classical and Elementary Books.
used in the schools Of the city aud country.
ALSO-Papsr Pens, Copy Books, States, Ink. Porto
los Drawing Studios Sketch Books Paints Camel Hair
Pencils &c
tss- Orders solicited from town and country.
TOON & RUTLAND,
ianl4 IA Union street.
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TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A MARRIED or single man, with without capital
IA capable Of managing a. MARKET GARDEN, who
would like TO his labor agansta good house aud TWEEN
ty Of first rate ground bear halt the expenses Of eu
tvaon aud divide the profits hear of place by ap
plying at this office.
jan "a, 54-u
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PERCY EFFINGHAM.

HAGAN, Market street. is just in receipt Of another
supply of this very interesting Romance by Henry Cockton.
author of the valentine Vox," &c, &c.
Tbs trade supplied accommodating terms.
ianl9 "a.
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EAST FLORIDALAND AGENCY.
BY J. G. POINTS.
RefereHces
Hon. A. II. II. Stuart, Stanton, Va
Dr. Jack Shackelford CORTLAND Ala.
Hon j. J. 0rmond Tuscaloosa, Alabama
DR. J. PURGE, Mobile, Ala
J. j. Mcmahon, Esq, New Orleans
Col Il. T.. Burnett
Hon. 5. Adams,
Hon Hon 1 4 4 ! T EdI''o Mississippi.
Tampa, Florida Jan "A Silly.
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BULwER's NOVELS.
THE COUNTESS D,CHARNEY.

f. HAGAN, Market street, has just received complete
in two vols. Alexander Dumas Thrilling Romance, THE
COUNTESS DCHARNEY; Or, tho Fail the French
Monarchy Price 81 90, complete.
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SPIRITEALISM,

By John W. Edmonus and George T. Dexter NJ D., will
appendix. BY Nathaniel p Tamadge. late U. s Sena
tor, and Governor of Wisconsin. Fifth Edition few
copies just received by
jan2t F. HAGAN
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NNGROES FOR SALE.-WE HAVE A
! number of NEGROES TOR sale Amongst them first
Carpenter Also, extra Seamstress and General
House Servant Qualifications and dispositions both
guaranteed no sale.
We wish to buy ten or twenty likely Young Negroes
jan20 "a DABBS a PORTER
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CLIMATE BANKS "CRowBARs LAW"

We find the following item in the Cincinnati
Tines Of Wednesday evening
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Corner Of the Square and Deaderiek street
A RE daily receiving additions to their STOCK of
IA STEAMB0ATANO HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
And intend keeping full of articles for
uence and economy in the housekeeping line Among
stock may be found