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FOR SALE.

City Shoe store.
| have Just received fr New York
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----steek IT i4ss.es' NJ <ees and CafaiFeas
Shoes. ~ u IRE HeE MT. Eaazu1t-
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~ Lfaa t.tter= Ia4s. Misses All children -
luqs aa4 men boys. sueA CAT. goat
enameiea. patent leather. ald rth Congress Shoes aE
slippers
Hats tt sss5aus sty.e~-S.a. Panama. Palm Leaf ana
Alaf e.tlo,, age>t style a4 ta.t eeaata5 #s.ss-s.
an EiaHste-tnsa all g~e F-,s5z tae.7 h-= EsaaS
bsat> aai Shoes d order, af ae t-5t aarsss> 7s.
workmanship having in say -#7 @a~s - ~ =s
tse s-snhSlsat tfr ts@ eE4arszt- #a=a a s t#=
s4aas-. rnsruF wors .,sa1~sr tataras=s ~Iza as
51e West. TRaahta ..z past F-atss azy- sesfsaat
t4t.y ssssett -Ga-iaa#aee ii Al. sob is8.I6&.
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Zimmer's Cough Candy.

rxeHE season for CougAs Colds Threat Hoarss.ss
Sast commencing. and the rsnsesa fe- sach ills
heir tie had In nearly all The towns
villages and particularly the nanufaco
- in Rehnond wholesale retail The afflicted are
recommended to give it q trial. nAakh,
Main street, opposite Gilbert House
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nJf present Stoek : heavier than ~ haze usually
~ KEPT. all of wich have been made er'er any
determined sell them a prices that WI. detd
honorable connection. 4 MILE Z.
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Spiritual Works.

SpIfItUdI WUINS'
- ACREp CIRCLE Sapcrnal Theology: Spiritual Phi-
- losophy; Present Age, Edmouds peNter u part
Tifanyfs Lectures Love and Wisdom; Do Spirit Man
ifestations and other works advocating and opposing
SpiEitualisga' fer sale at BURBANh~-
Fine Teas.
fsHE teSi Teas Of every variety constantly for a
- by she undersigned. Persons good article
should a.wGys CAL Ae.3i Main whe. they
supplied.
March Q. 1855 GRO. W. BARNES.
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u at shot esale retail Ne. 81 MAJ street
March p. 1850 GE@- ". BARNES
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Tor sale hv Druggists generally.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-31
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED EY sfN
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
UP 10 -
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.
WASHINGTON, jan. 9

WAsHIEGToE, Jan. 81.
SEyArE-Mr Foote introduced an order to prin
5000 extra copies of Lieut. Gills's South American
astronomical report. Referred TO committee OF
printing. -st. 0sf f.gt
Mr. Mallory reported bin to compensate Lieut.
". 4. Naury, for bis wind and current charts
Mr. Seward presented a resolution calling for
report from Com. Ringgold, on his reconnaissance Of
the Pacific ocean, 4 petition from The working
men Of city ofN. York, for relief from the present
disasters, bya homestead bill or other measures,
whereby they can enter and cultivate public lands.
! Laid on the liable
Mr.. Douglass from the copmittee on territories,
reported bill to extend the provisions of the Ju-
dicial fee bill oflS53, TO al localities ofthe United
| States. To- a.. .zEsaL
| MIR. Gwinu, from the naval committee reported
adversely to various memorials referred to thatcom
mittee, including that for the purchase Of subma-
rine amor to be placed on vessels of war.
An unsuccessful attempt made to get up the
bounty land and French spoliation bills. The dis
cussion was rather sharp by the favorites of each
bill, when the army appropriation bill was taken
up. .....
MIR. Hunter offered an amendment as substitute
for the reported bill, providing two regiments of
cavalry, and 500 volunteers. the latter TO act as
rangers, scouts and guides for II months. The
appropriation contemplated by this substitute is
two millions
giments of infantry and two of cavalry. This ives
talked over, when Mr.. Houston got the floor and
spoke at length, taking the part Of the Indians
showing that the white race had almost always
been the aggressors.
Hour The Speaker laid before the House res
olutions from the Legislature Of Pennsylvania ask
ing expedition TO be sent out to the Arctic seas
in search of Dr. Kane and party. Referred to COM
mittee on naval affairs.
On motion of Mr. Chandler, the House took up
the Senate resolution authorizing the Secretary Of
the Navy to send steamer and tender to the relief
OF DR.. Kane. He briefly explained that the men
composing the expedition, in danger of star
walton, their provisions will not extend half wav
through the coming summer and owing to Smiths
sound not being open, they cannot return.
a resolution was passed on motion of Mr. Breck- |
enridge, that the Texas creditors hi be made the
special order for tie sixth OF February.
Mr. Taylor, of Tenn. introduced bill to estab- |
lish a uniform rule Of notwithstanding GER
tain acts heretofore passed on the subject and FOR
other purposes Referred to the committe on u. |
dietary.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 30-noon.--W Weather modeF-
atng. but still cold The ferry boat for the Jeffer-
sOnville train lodged on the Falls this morning |
200 people were aboard; it was thought for time
that all would perish, but they were rescued with
LIE boats The boat will prove n total loss.
CINCINNATI, Jan O-noon.-Riyer unchanged. |
New York markets unchanged
PITTsBURG, Jan. -noon.-Weather coll The
river is still closed.
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REPORTED By CAPT. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
NASHVILLE. Jan. 90 \


REPORTED CAPT. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT
NASHVILLE, Jan. 30-4 N.
The river still recejes as must be the case when
all the little rivnles are measuraby stopped by the
present cold spell of weather Its downward
tendency, is at the rate of about two inches in "A
hours.
There are now on Harpeth shoals thirty-one
inches Of water, with no prospect for a rise du.
ring the present week Wind East and West.
An the New Orleans steamers before mentioned,
with the addition of Americas and Cumberland
Valley, at Davis Rifle, are awaiting water. We
learn they viii not tighten unless ordered to do So
and then at the expense of the consignees.
The Umpire, loading for Smithlanl with Cotton;
the Hartsville loading for the same and waiting
to convey freight and passengers to Memphis
Packets Passengers for ST Louis viii he convey
ed to Cairo, where they can take the Railroad to
st. Louis
It appears now to be generally conceded that
travel on the Ohio and Upper Mississippi is re-
stricted by ice
Arrived since our last, VIM. Phillips, from Carks,
Vile
Departed, VIM. Phillips, fer GAINESVILLE; Umpire,
f,r Sm:tbland.
STEAM WHz7rE AID BELr-Like all other i'm
provemcnts we find undertaken by the Supervising
Inspectors, meet with opposition. We have given
this matter some attention, and so far as our ex-
perieuoe extends, cordially in part acquiesce
In making q law to obviate accidents. it should be
borne in mind it must be general as well as adapted
u suit the greater number Of cases. This law was
not made alone for Western steamers; but intend
ed 10 embrace Ocean steamers, and northern tug
boats, which are numerous in their waters They,
ike many Of our western boats. have small and
soundloss bells, and those couvcrsant in such mat
ters even in our rivers are aware that in the prev
alance OF winds. the answer by bells from boat TO
boat is iudistIncGy heard, often not at all. The
whistle can always he heard True, the first sound
Is often produced family; this arises not from the
imperlac,ion Of tie whistle but from the appurten-
ances affixed. The fixture at present, is somewhat
imperfect from the length ofNipe now used and from
the leakage of the valve To obviate this, let the
pipe be shortened, conveyed under decks, then the
condeasion Of waste steam from the valve viii be
less and the sound shriIl The cord attached to
the valve Of the whistle, is said to jam or break.
The less pressure by condensiou, will obyiate the
latter measurably. Just here we disagree a tr;ns
with the Inspectors, for we say, if the cord viii
am and break, then require in this emergency, the
tap Of the bell in order meet it. As is at pres
ent, the law has abolished the bell tap altogether
when il should have been retained TO meet such
emergencies. In conclusion, we say use both when
necessary and when they fail to whistle, as thelaw
directs, whistle them up TO the tune of the "l5,y-
s;a' Is coming"
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- FTIE y
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Give them triai.-Merceuary persons have in SO ma
ny instances succeeded in fostng upon the community
worthless preparations, claiming for them great medical
virtues that many individuals refuse take any thing
sanctioned by physician. This sanction has been be
slowed upon STABEERS ANODYNE CHERRY EXPEC-
ToRANT aud DIARRHGA CORDIAL in more than five
hundred instances. Indeed many medical men who know
their virtues regularly prescribe the Expecoran in cases
of Coughs Colds and diseases of the respiratory organs
which under their And in all diseases of the
bowels too such Darrhca, the Diarrtea Cordial is
prescribed by them with the utmost confidence in its bene
fetal effects Give these excellent medicines trial. See
descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the agents.
Price only 50 cents for EACH six bottles for So So
dec22.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 81, 1855.
New Dare STORE Trade is steadily progress

New Dare STORE. Trade is steadily progress
ing towards, tie "centre Of the city" A new
drug house has been opened by Messrs DE1ov11LE
&c BELL on oar street near Union and we predict
for them large business and pleasant associations
We physic whiggery and they dose the multitude
we have no fears of opposition: whiggery is al
most deiunct. Messrs. D. & B. are young men of
good atainments in their profession, and will doubt
less give entire satisfaction to those who may favor
them with their patronage See their advertise
ment
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- In the report of the Railroad Mail Agent,
published few days since, he gave the name of
Aisonia one of the Offices that had failed to at
tend and receive the mail. The Agent was not
well acquainted with the names of the Offices, and
reported this Office through mistake, and he re-
quests Us TO correct the error, which we cheerful
" do.
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GRoCERIEs.-Our readers will notice in this
mornings issue, the advertisement of Messrs.
MoULroN & REED. These gentlemen have large
and well selected stock of groceries which they
are selling unusually low. We take pleasure in
recommending this house, as one in every respect
suited to the wants of the trade. Both gentle
men understand their business thoroughly, and are
sfabe and courteous in their business intercourse.
Give them a call
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DPThe triumphant success the great Arabian remedy
for man and beast Il. C. FA RRELL5 CELEBRATED ARA
BIAN IMMINENT, is causing counterfes to spring up
over the country spreading their bane influence over the
land robbing pockets of the honest and unsuspeeng
by imposing upon them worthless and poisonous trash for
the genuine H. G. Farres Arabian Lniment Fellow.citi-
well before you buy, the label of the
bottle the letters H. G. before Fares for if has not
tits coUNTERFEr. The label each bottle of the
une Lnment reads thus, an g. Farrel's Celebrated Ara
ban Hnment and the signature OF the proprietor is r
ten upon rhe label also, and these words in the
glass bottle, H C. Farreils ArabianLniment, Peoria"
The daring bOdnes Of the who would deceive
the people by imposing upon the worthless trash for
really genuine and good medicue thus only cheating
them out of their money! but that which far dearer-their
heaIh-ought held up scorn and receive the con-
tempt his dastadly spiris merits. Let every then
regard hsown health, and wishes truth and honesty tri
umph deception and rascay his heel
impostons and uphold that which is just and right The
genuine H. G. Farres Arabian Imminent proved itself
themost remarkable medicine cure of
rheumatism, neuralgia, rains, wherever located, spans
bru Jumps burns ses, hardened wounds corns chronic
and weak eyes, lame back, and efecua
remedy for horses and cattle in the of sweeny distem
per- ameness, dry shoulders, spnt, wounds, etc., and
will always stop the further progress of poev fsula
Look out for Counterteitsl
The public cautioned against another counterfeit
which has lately called b. Farreils
Arabian Linment, the most dangerous of all counter
iotS, because many
it in good faith without knowledge OK
lists and they will perhaps only discover their
e spurious mixture has ought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. G. Far
re sole inventor and proprietor and wholesale druggist
No Il Main street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom
for Agencies be addressed Be you get with
the letters II. c. before Farres thus-H c. FARRELLS
and his signature the wrapper AlloIher are counter
fes. Sold by
EWIN BROTHERS,
W.T. GRAY.
Ii. G. SCOVEL,
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States.
II ? Price 25 and so cents, and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hamlet in
the United States in which is already
Address II. Ii. Farrell above, accompanied good
reference as to character. responsibility, c decl4-lm
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ROBERTSON ~ BRADSHAW,
M Ii CnIIrge Street. Nashville. Tenne sst

Between Spring and Union SITS,
TTAVE in store q large stock of SEASONABLE -,s:sp
Mems. Women's Youths, Misses, ChildrensS ~
and Infants Shoes;
Gentlemen's fine calf water proof Boots;
Mems kip and calf pegged Boots;
DO do heavy Brogansi
Ladies' plain black and bronzed Lasting Caters;
ID white kid Caters and Slippers;
da kid and morocco Welt BOOtees;
10 kid Slippers, cheap at 81
Misses kid and morocco Welt Bootees sewed and peg
4 full stock Of Children's Boots and Shoes;
Bows Youths, and Chdrens Calf Boots;
Which will sell very low for CASH, to make room for
Spring Stock We call The attention Of the Ladies to our
full stock of goods and feel assured that will sell as
low similar cles can he purchased iE the city
ROBERTSON BRADSHAW,
iar21-2w No IA College Street.
- We have on hand large stock of Mems and Boys
Fur and silk Hats Boys and Youths Cloth Caps, which
will be sold very Low. K. b.
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NEW FIRM.

THE undersigned, having purchased the Tennessee Roll
| ing Works on Cumberland river, are prepared 10 exc
cue orders for Iron, which will warrant to be equal in
ouay to any Offer in this market We solicit
continuance of the confidence enjoyed by the late firm and
Give the assurance that best exerOns shall be used 10
Five satisfaction those who may favor with their
deTs. hlLLMAN bhoIhEho'
I'm
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

TINE firm of Hillnan Vanleer Co has this day been
I dissolved, and Daniel Hman, George W. Hillman
and Charles Hman have purchased the entire interest.
Of the other partners. The business will hereafter be
ried on under the style of HILLMAN BROTHERS al
Nashville Memphis and at the Rolling Mill Cumber
land river. and under the style of RUNYAN HILLMAN
( BROTHERS at ST Louis All debts owing to the late
firm aye to be paid 10 ilman Brothers, and all debts
ing bv the late firm will be paid by Hillman Brothers, who
are alone authorized to sign the of the late firm il
liquidation. We solicit for the newfrm continuance o.
the patronage literally extended to us.
Ian.rarv L lSH5.
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CEMENT.
900 BBIS Fresh Hydraulic Cement, direct from
SUO Louisville for sale by
jams JOHNSON. HORNE co.
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,jan27-2w
TRUST SALE.

ON Saturday, the Sd day of March next the Court
House in Nashville, at II O'Clock, NJ, by virtue Of
Deed of Trust executed to me v James PenIergast and
wife, and Fleming Scott the 9TH June, 1889. and
duly recorded shall expose at public sale for cash. the
House and Lot mentioned in said deco of trus-it being
the house and lot then occupied BY said PendergaS and
wife and being part of Lot No 26 in Whitesdes Bach
Addition to Nashville fronting $50 feet On Lower College
Street F. CODY,
ian2G-td By IINDSLEY CRoCEsrr
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COMMERCIAL.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 81, 1859.
CoTToS-There improvement in the Cotton Mar
ket yesterday. Sales Of 100 bales at Gas 10 The latter
figure paid for very superior article by johnson,
Horne Co. In New Orleans Tennessee Cotton is selling
81 "
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RELIEF rs ON FHANDS

lKPSETANt 70 THOSE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE
w 4. GLIDDoN. (GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS
w MANUFACTURER AND FILTER, of No. /
Fgan's Buildings, Adams street Memphis Tenn and late
Travelling Agent for SaGmanS New Orleans Truss Fstab-
shment respectfully announces To the citizens Of Nash
vile and vicinity, that he has arrived with a com
nlee assortment Of mechanical caarivanres for the
RETENTION and RADICAL CURE Of all forms 81
HERNIA. Mr.. Gliddcn's lang experience. and the
fact that he is backed nv The brightest and most il,
tprent physicians Of the South West warrant him ia as
setting that those who afflicted with tins distressing
ard dangerous misfortune would do well To call on him es
soon as he arrives business permitting
lin 10 remain lorg. The Medical Faculty viii be
called upon bv Mr.. GEdd0l. who VIII explain to
them the pecuiaritieS Of his Instruments Each Truss
is made ~ ORDER TINS inSuriUg PERFECT PIT; and
ss each rdvituaI reGr different degree oi pressure
The patient rrencCs iuha ne never did before COMFORT
and SECURITY which render hn again Of use to himself,
and cheer him with the prospect of final and radical cure
M. Ci3an 3rrirg his InuE experience has tilted IuD-
turci ya-. n g'5rgu at tire breast up To parties who
have rrac..od their ' thT,a and ten
The ad,arn Of r"e Gna Percha has proved OF meal
c'.bie y.3s go IL, planting Community inasnluch as The
Truss springs thus rendered permanently safe from
she cpI:o-ir. ce 81 human 1cT .a'ic1, IaoTe eFecisy
i.Ht Of tho uglr' rare.
W GIiF1on is g. he found ipr >loT! tine - The CITY
Hotel Room ~ N-shyic. vhgr- T." refer 10 OF
lie }roIoir,n, O. Gems e. t civ whist in Memphis he
comes recommended Nv l-5 ',,.uis aud T,yor Pro-
f,sso-S N.nu.- @a.-c.l f'.--r: HTs. p,y;un, Pinan
TAYLOR, Hooks. = BE-. 10 aud i"ra.
Jan . l-EF--ii
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BWIN BROTHERS,
w. +. GRAY.
NOTICE.

NOTICE
NETE, the undersigned, having purchased of Mr. j..
w NIXON, Jr, his entire stock of Confectoneries
&c, intend carrying the Confectionery Business in all
its branches at No. AZ Union Street. and respectfully
c continuance of the business extended to their prede
cessOrs. VESSEL. 4 THOMPSON
I TAKE pleasure in recommending Messrs. Vessel 4
Thompson TO my former patrons and the public gener
ally jan7-lf JOHN NIXON, Jr.
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MARINE NEWS.
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.

THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sailing DAYS to and from the United States.
FROM EUROPE
AFRICA. J3r) liverpool Jan. 20, for ........ Boston
ATLANTIC AM Liverpool Jan %, for.... New York
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
HERMANN Ann New York, Jan q, for. Bremen
CANADA. lBT) Boston Jan 81. Liverpool
PACIFIC Am New York Feb = Liverpool
AFRICA, tr) Boston, Feb IL for Liverpool
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q Hectic Ahead. -

TTrOOS, NELSON Il co have Just received FRAME
l. LESLIES NEW YORK JOURNAL-beng a mos
excellent Quarto OF CHOICE reading. janis
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EXTREME COLD WEATHER The Thermometer YES
terday morning at sunrise was down to 10 degrees
it moderated somewhat during the day.
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NOTICE

T HAVE this day associated with me in the DING Bus.
i ness Mr. WALTER B. GRUBBS The bpsiness viii
hereafter be conducted under the firm style Of BROWN
L GRUBBS. j. G. BROWN
Nashville, January ], 1855.
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MATCHES.
NIFTY gross Matches in round short boxes. Just re,
L ceived and for sale by
Janis E.S. CHEATHAM L co.
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~" We see from the Banner ofyesterday morn
ing that GEORGE w. CowAN is called upon to repre-
sent this county in the next Legislature.
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- The Davidson County Agricultural Society
will meet on Saturday next, at IL o'clock, at the
Office Of W. T. ELLIsToN, ESQ, near the City Hotel
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RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.

CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
40 bales cotton; casks rice; hid venison Il rolls
leather; b6s tar car load lumber; key eggs box
tobacco; do rags; liz boxes merchandise.
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mol rHE WHoIEsALE MERCHANTs Of NAsYYIILE

TIME subscriber has discontinued the manufacture OF
Tobacco in this city, and will commence manuscur-
inc at 81 Louis where only in the West Fine Leaf can
be obtained suitable for bis celebrated Nail Rod Twist
Nectar and IXL Tobaccos All Oruers sent to ms at ST.
Louis after April ls or lett with Morrison Co.. (rho
will be NV agents in this city and will keep stock on
hand will be promptly attended 10. Any Tobacco sold
by me- and proving represented will he corrected
BY A. Morrison Co. A : MUSSELMAN.
ian 1O--Sm
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE.

T WISH to rent nv House and Lot in the suburbs -
/ of Nashville the same distance from the Public it'd
Square the Chattanooga Railroad Depot. The house
has ten good rooms and other convenences The lot
taius five and half Of grouudsOme three acres of
which ia we-enclnsed garden. There The lot a
number of peach, cherry and other trees also brick
stable and carnage house will this property low
to a good tenant WIN. s. LANGDON.
~ Refer to LIyDsLRY K CROCKETT ian2S-ff