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GREECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN,
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
NAsHflLLE, rENNEssEE.


Chartered by he Gensral assembly Of the State
TTNhE abogs T1saiion permanently located. and is
Z Nor surpassed b. sny similar establishment in Tie
United Sae point q facilities for inparting tho-on,
practical knowledge ef the cutiss Of the Accountant
housekeeping,
This Department is under the uHsdate SUPERVISION ot
the President Of the Coegs who practical book keeper
having had many years experience OF the largest
e0Gnii1ghouses n the Union.
Commercial Law.
TINS Branch is under ths suDeriDteadenoe of JoES a
MCswES. Esq Member q the Nashville Bar who is too
widely known as lawyer and orator 70 require a1y further
notice at our hands.
The Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures viii be delivered at nghs interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantiie Calculations
by WIZ. FERREL 81 Under this head is embraced every
species OF calculations necessary for boe&eepsF or bs
nsss man to unae-stapdvz Interest Discouat Loss and
Gain, Equstions, Exchange, &c. &c.
Terms Of Tuition.
Bookkeeping, By Double and Single Entry as apphed
TO every variety of busIrsss, both prosperous and
adverse, Commercial Calculations and Commercial
Law Lectures, including the Of books 49,. $40 90
zen llansilF-foT twenty lessons, ,........-..S5 IS %
tOr lessons without hui -..................Sl0 20
Is TIE a6eye lees are payable, invariably, in advance
The importance Of this Fue appear obvious a students
enter Tor Unlimited period with the privilege of review
ing atany time during lifs without extra charge
This School is IN perpetual session. having no vacation:
hence suen's may enter time and pursue their
studies without interruption
Merchants and burmese men will be supplied with cs.
Petent book keepers 6y applying et this establishment
Good board and lodging can De obtaued for IS per week
NO sndeDi wll be taken for less than full course ia
whatever branches he pursaeS.
Time required Tor & full ccurse-from SIX to ten weeks
~ address southern Commercial College, Nashville
Tenn ap2i-dfa&wlv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-12-05
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, NEGROES.
FLOODED AND OTHER STOCK. PRoDUcg. &C..
For Sale at Auction

WILL otter my tract Of FOUR HUNDRED ACRES
en- winch now reside, al pablic auction on the Drs
Sess on TOE SIXTH DAY OS DECEMBER lss5 Tbis
s i9e noaoe GaAYsEILLs property 81 ths point vber.
@ uie N@sovliie and Heuderssn Railroad and the sunbs
CarksTe, and Louisville Reruad inlersect and gSr-
tAe doPkinsyl le and Nashville Road and hs Cia.k~Il
ano hasseiiVe Road, turnpike to Cumberland
se NiSlon and Dover koad cross each ether. y nas
I'm Si-rksyills with good Turnpike TO tst eifv. 81
% i'es tton hoPklnsvie p miles from Russslvilis As
laI,ss M iF0n Nashviieei and II niles trim ElkfoD.
Ihs property viii be offered IL ons or more uar,sls -
Sus Puehsefa Elil se AZ private Ss!e The fAYERS
win 10 OF 20 scres Of land II erea- if not 4
WIZ De sold with the balance ~
IAiSs one OF the best points tor stemn NJ ana mana
I4csItlog OF Tobacco. having Turnpike 10 tie Rrrr-
su De hS IN tne heart o the TObacco reoa In H.
Sieen River Country, and excellent stand IN tvs
Inc land Is oi superior qGzy-ab0ug a,n acrss cis,
years - N-S a'o s"S
shsll at the same time G1d place offer nv nev,,s
some 10 or 10, also my stallion BLACK SATIN abS ~;
N0 year old colt with the balance OF NV borses s5 -,
lie, among which Is BrIDeh Bud one year Old s,5
D4A Heller one year OLD also ICY Household and K,lck
Gu fuihltare and my Corn hogs and st0ck Of ererv a.
sedipien Alss, viii be sold uy stock uf DRY GOOlrs
ShOOEhlES, ze. The sale viii continue from dsv L.
DAY Hnlil completed ~ -
lkRMs FoN sTocE, Produce sDd Furniture All srps a.
OF unoer cash over that sun, Il months ctsdt bond
ana good security being required.
AHs Difuah cattle and Stallion and Colt viii be sold IN
OHe ana TWO years erecI. Bond aad security reourd
ALBEk1 e. ILCOX
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-12-05
SUNDRIES.
summer County Lands
sfGse Sale.


y io decree of The Chancery Coat held A
= - .n, Nspt Term. 1885, in the case Of John ?
i1,S; Wi proceed 20 sell ca tbe prsu-iSss n
Hs In ~ DECsaBEg next tue foloUinr nrrns-f1 -
WI; 4e E-u4ne tract Of lard upon which Se I5rs I,r~
B2ter resided Containing rafee Hu..s-SS ..r{
hirtS seven Acres. Said Land IS sIfnatsl on a.
S-l.S Ss .pa NasLs,,s turnpike Road s6gt < u1es
Hes' oi Gaii.un on SafIon Camp Greek Tbe LSpd ia
Well Is very ierue Is mostly enclosed with roek and e.
dsr fencing; the Woodland is heavy set -
Farm ia we'd adapted To Stock Taisng rnunbsr of -
falling Greek.
The buildings are in keeping with TIE Esnd. equal y
NOT superior 70 any IN Sumner county, toe Mansion bsin
spacious Two Story Brick. conveniently couslruoe2
containing II rooms Of which in tbs basement a,s
smoke house and Kitchen, snd the other improvement
comprising an Ice House Negro Houses BaTas Sisble
1s, are ot1he most permanent character There issI
excellent ATERGIll beongipg TO the place. Wiikat
stones throw Of the Dwelling HOGse Is a Church and
school House altogether it Is OF the most dasrsbha
localities IN tennessee.
fERais-One thlrd CASH, the balance in one and two
years Bond with good security required and liea re-
tanned on the Land until the purchase money Is paid
W. ID. BLACkMORE, Clerk end Master
Osliatiu, Nov. 5, ls55.-.SEEaasr FEsg.
nOyll-tWtd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-12-05
YOUNG AMERICA-

Cr- YOUNG AEERICA.
q N- 70 wanted N every eouGty this and ADJOINING
s,Iaies % sell tLe above new and improved t-ORS
AND COB Mill. 10 al sueb /. - cs, y
u-4Ae noaey viii be offered Exeinslve S,.ts asd sntv
socs;o ~ ~ oe disposed OF oG unusually tar terms by
'PPitealoh 70 the Proprietor.
FAkMEks AND STOCK HA5SERS.
oHer you Corr aud Coo Mil unsBrc.s.g-t =, ~.
Cuioh. ana Naen Cannot be superseded b, -, ~ s,,-
lnvsntOns Il IS the ysry Mi FbIeb &c. - = - S
SocS l'alSer should have; il will crush ron 4, Io -
sls Coin snd Coo per hour wih one horss il oily lI
SrnYa- eegs go lSs and eli contact Of ths
surfaces Is prevented, Will last =By fsrmer ea or
olnary euMs Ispeak thus Of its dursblty bec.1s D.
Se PflneiPe has been rly tested IN tho sd ErE Mn
W hOIs Il thst wants -@l--'
a AZZL on TRIAL
Ior one month, eEd :. don't give coullete s,fsf,, 10
e'uih ~ II there be any thus disoosed et I'm ROW
E4 0a1lsaeion warranted every case e or he uou
- VIII oe refunded. This Crushsr can b. atscbe5 a
hoSe water OF steam POweT Rhieh reodsrS h re -
Convenient Mil south OF Masous and Dxap'- I,5s sV
or vii Us low n 'ne south require much power
VI "''i A0'A veal HeAI o1L According
The LAWS OF NATURE
Corn and Cob Aiil <hIoh admits of lafarI r -,bL
no'on Nnl, DeCessarily, soon wear out. an ,tbsT -
d.r nor s,o 1s gra3d ote'iion, aad the ProPrssoT
@ uSPuoe H. In the Construction Of ~ orv5 AH<a-
lave gained power aud defy coutraiicto1 have
@ eo lrieo7, sai cccs1Es ode vor 10 tbs q nm
cI, ga WaS0i'ug lateral motoo aud ali ara
80 f4 - acknowledge II; therefore assert theti u
.ut lperior 20 any other ilL E.u nos seD- tbi ran
hsssee Invention at the s1lAll ssEa Of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
=. -. = 6ovA tlih-s - ear1cSl7 -
guessed 70 examine Tue merits AMI prpo ~ ~.
Aiii and eEdsr fgOu the Proprietor or A9snfs
\ hesTal discount made &c dealers
Shsi5yville. Tenn, Oct 'ss so : Proo,is,,,
- AGENTS,
Ellis, Moore Co, s4 Naskst street Nashville. Nsro-
t7ciurers aaG General Agents.
besnmont, Fail Co. ClaEEsyi!le A-suts yT so,t~ss,
ery county
9I 46 "sikins. Pulaski, gent f5r Giles county.
"a b Hunt, Salem, gent for Franklin cosusy. Tenn
aud Jackson eou lty, Ala
%-nss b. Vance, Csstiliau SPri gs Agent fox Sumner
j; W hatcher, Columbia. Agent for Maury county.
~ Beus =, NJ. Rome, Agent Tor smith county,
y n, AKIN, CnariestOn, Agent for Bradley oouutF
w H. Ht1iey Bros, L0udon Agents for Easl 1eat.ss-
see' Octl4-lyd&.EW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-12-05
FFIoE-ooRNER cAuRoA AND oHGRRY sTRFETs.
sco1sr's LITTLE GIANT CORN AND co.'s
fENHERE are features connected with this A worthy o
eonsliera,Iaa and c-nsa examination on lha rari

THERE are features connected with this Mill worthy Of
consideration and close examination the rari oi
t4o9e wishing 10 purchase a Feed Mil.
us mechanical construction ana adaptation 10 ias pHr-
poses egued crush aud grind corn. Its great ca
pselty, whlle doing immense work with extraordinary
ease rs durability is amply provided for. The complete
aud ere pottabeness Of the Little Giant Te1Gering It's
greater Convenience Tor plantation and farm np0ss
Bis requires mechanical aid bill of expense
Fu y up auP farm hand servant put up and sci
running in half hours tine. The coBF enience with
~blcE the sweep may be applied 20 horzontaEs
most usIal-or head, and the n may be easily at
Iached where steam water is used. The power takes
requiring One and Two horses The quantity and quality
n product IS 10 50 bushels Of good feed meal per hour
according the degree Of hnehess ground and the size
mL II IS the Cheapest Hll all thIrgs considered, there
is before the public
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as Pat
sE end worthy Of noe IS the fact hat there has been
Patent Right Epeculatng hueksering aboa, the eoGn
Try is usual with the thousand buneig make sniff i'm
peDents that are got Up lrade-nerely gel money
by selling or psnng OF the patent right upon Je cIedu-
Ous then the machine 70 be abandoned by all parties as
humbpg the other hand the Paenee and Propretors
ot the LtIe Giant Mills believing that they canand de-
teFnined that they will supply the Agnculturass and
oek Tasers ofcur country with superior Mli rer
naneny engaged in the business and have hon.
dTed thO1ssnd dollars invested in the manufacture
mills IN The East, West and South Of these establish.
nents employing 90 solely IA this business 50 high
y these mills appreciated that four thousand have ceen
sold within the pasI eighteen mOnhs aud the heaviest
the most extensive Manufacturers of Agricultural pie
ent in the United States have eagerly sought an inter-
est la their manufacture and sale.
No implement has beeg thoroughly tested no one
Of the Kind has received numerous and high testimonials
rdm Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural Associations
and none by OF substantial practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their way into every DAY
use and popular favor than SeOtts Little Giant Corn and
to5 Mill Orders promptly filled
Liberal discount Ia Dealers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-12-05
Lumber Yard, Planning Mill, and
JOINER y.

oogSER WASHINGTON BROOK SIS, LOUISVILLE, KY,
NHTaERE can be had at reduced rates Lumber of auy
w kind either in the rough manufactured into Floor
ing Shelving Base Casting Moulding, Door and Win
dow Frames Sash Doors Binds &c. &C, well ss
ythiup else needsd in the erection u any kind OF build
ing Also Packing Boxes OF every description. Orders
from abroad promptly attended 70. and shipments made
without DELAY to any quarter Price lists vii be furnished
upon application at the oriee -
Nov. 11-lmW bUNS LASt-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-12-05
FRESH SUPPLIES

41A PACKAGES fresh 0R9 te,piae MEDICINES
= !, GHhHIGAtS, PAiNi5' DC, 8e eeeiyed and
street, Nashville ira.24
iuDe24 n Wills
yOERFUMERY.-5o dos ool07aes aad atr ti.a-''5; aas
L 1o5sfts Hd,srs. asS1rtsi
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES, asserted
COSMBTICS--A fine assortment.
HAIR TOAlCS, Hs'r Dye, Gloss Powder, pnfs and
CURLING FLUIDS, rouatups OILS. Pl,.ae,ues,,
Aarfoigs de-.
ToIL&TTE and Shaving Soaps 100 doz
D,S,.1S,; O00SIlEE II TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
ofs1soyirg L:rsets, jaa as'oyta,eas Received aod
NOD LIv3R OII.-Rusa,o,s ot1xtIs " ao"rR,. iNara
I j hyd. Potass., IODINE, NITRATE SILVER, Select
powders Of lpscac, Opium COecyn;h Rhubarb Scamony
MayepPls, Golden Seal. All otisled oar by
SARSAPARILLA EXTRACTS. -lsr Dozen
~ BULLS, Gaizo5Fs, TowSsESD's, Carpeatsy's SHAKER
fresh fluid Exracts Of SsIsapaTilla g.
1RANDIES, HlAE as, SSC.-47 BRLs. and half
ID Pi9ss cogRiGs Otfrd, DRprrN S5gnette md GEani-
pogne Bra'saies Madeira, Port sherry Museate WINES
A ROMATIC sCHIEDAM SCHYAPPS.--A
IA popular remedy ior diseases Of the kidneys.
EoOt OtTER-london in pint and quart bottles.
CNLECFRIC Machines, Msdieiss ClI.ts. Medical
~ sadie Bags GRe 8ags Trusses, Shoulder Braces,
Cteso 4bd0lsiaat iSu57,ostsrs
Il ydraulic Gene at ana Plaster OF Paris OF sa.
4 4 per1or quaity.
VTARNISIIES -Fu-r.tI,re, Coach, Demar Bro4o 0Ad
IacL Japan Iron, Leather. instrument and Picture
Narnishe1
~ OLD LEAF, Geld E6S, S1oer Lent, Ret. yel9O
" aid IThiSs Bfcezss.
DRUSHES-75 dozen Hair, Tooth, Nail, Hat Cloth
- Paint, busting, Sweeping, Scrubbng POOua Stencil
Horse. Comb, Shoe, Stopping and VaTnsh Brushes.
EECHES.-fresh supplies. Received By
IL juue24 T.NELLS
A KTIST'S COLORS.-ss dozen fresh assorted
II Co.ors in infexble tubes, well assorted.
~ PICES; 1900 LBS. Pepper S75 lbs PiIuento; |
- Cloves, Cinnamon Mace t.inger; Ground Spices; |
Fermleella Sparkling Gelie!ne; Bitter Almonds Pre- |
served Ginger
DIPEs, Marbles Qua Flints, Percussion Caps, Gun |
l. Wadding.
NOUGH Candy--65 dozen Howe's Cough Candy, /
" and New England C0ueh Syrup.
M EUSFARDS-FrdhkfsFt, LOasUiNs, Lsei6gtOa ard /
w Cincinnati. Received ard for sale By 7. WELLS.
ZINE PEN AND POCKET KNIY ES.--Assd.
L PORT A@SAIES, every shs1e
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALkING CANES. Well
assorted
q EGARS AND TOBACCOS - $4,000 tisgdor.s
y Adpoeca. B1fyios, L99Edoro, Jenny Lind Seg7ra;
70 boxes Nay egc and Fine Cut Chewing and Butcher
smoking rObaecos. For sale low by 4. WELLS.
9bACkiNG-f0 gross fresh Paste Backing
O STARCH, 3 boxes STAR CANDLES, Is boxes,
ALCOHOL, Vinegars Wkiskys, GINS, HUNS 05 bbls. |
LlNSEED Oil and SPTS. TURPENTtEE
PURE WHITE LEADin 25, so and loo 10 kegs.
ZlNk WHirEPAING, fas FjeJes. ia % ant 50 kgs
ieeslyed and iOT sale al a small advance Dy
june2i /. WELLS.
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JUST RECENE ED AND FOR HALI,,
LAEiE jot Is! superior French EaPPee SnuG al
1 i duoea prices.
Also A lot OF superior lIavanna Cigars.
70 the lovers OF genuine MeegsChsHIn Pipe beg lp
iufurm theI that wii open a beautiful int dag OF
tro C4il ana examine them at toe SlE0 ot s Little Ia
dian, corner Cherry and Cedarsis.
auyls J. MOORE
I.ENTLFhcNS FIRE SHOES q CATERS.
- ENTS suoer fancy Top Congress tiaitaI1;
tn ClOth Congress Caters. pl4in i with tips
" + ) bid Top ButonG Caters
A." hungarian Dress Shoes;
'' Patent Leather Ties
With vlrJus C6er styles very superior and Of The most
fashionable make, just received BY
JOHN RAMAGE,