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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-09

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-09

LsBs5E Az TERMS:
Ei-a' uutef par bic ID bank, e. and 5 months, viii
q. rnrei Security COOPER L BROTHER.
- -Enay o. ,faS. p. C0liLG, a. Cooper * WEI
is s. 40 % 'iElsei s.s--- ep26f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-09

ibis day large lot OF superior Rcgglia Cigars w. ii,
for favor and qcay viii 5HTPass any ever brought 20
Nashville. We keep Constantly hand very large as.
sortent OF ell descriptions Of Cigars which 6e viii sell
eithera Wholesale OF retail, atthe lowest prices Country
and City dealers respectfully invited ezaaine cur
. stock purchasing elsewhere.
ap7.. LYONS i Co. y Cedarsr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-09
NOTICE.

WYE, the undersigned, having purchased q Ar. J.
w NIXON Jr., his entire sEock Of Con!eouonerieS,
&C. intend carrying the Confectionery Business in all
its branches No q Cnion Street and respectfully
c continuance ci the business extended TO their prede
cassors, VESSEL * THOMPSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-09

CtAEARY AND OTHER CAGES.-We have
I J Just received a large supply Of
CANARY BIRD CfHES-vefy elegant;
Mahogany Robin AMI hooking Bird Cages
RAT AND MOUSE TRAPS Of various patterns:
SAND SCREEAS. SiFTEhS, Brass ard Iron Wire;
Deg Huzzes, &c. &c &c.
SNO", MACKENZIE = co.
mh22 II College Sire I, Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-09

TUE undersigned, havjrg Bean appointed SOLE trrtsn
tAs SoEtJr N,iiy ;s'-Or1te5 B;ers fIast respect.
fully inform lie pc9ic sea-ray Ila. thoy have ius;
ceistd a large supply.
These 5tfeTS arH rot clae3 ~ suy others IN uss
which viii DC plainly pcrcgpU5e rst trial They
particularly adapted f5r BAR, HUIEL AND FAAILT
USE.
For sa- either b the case Of one azen Ouch or single
bottles. Ca} and examine az
LYONS & cos - Cellr stree.
soc ASel-s ieT the southern 1:4tcs.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-24

A RUSSIAN SpY IN PARIs.-It is
affirmed in politi9l circles here ,ha,
information of what passes in France
is regularly and, l dare say, accurate.
ly tarr smitted from Paris to St. Peters.
burg. 1t appears that a certain Rus.
sian Prince one of three or four BROTH
ers who had been more or less implic.
ated in the earlier conspiracies against
the Emperor Nicholas. and who bad
been condemned to exile in Siberla)
has long resided and is still re.iding in
this capital. The persons in question
though some years older than the
present Gar. was educated with him,
and Misunderstanding their separation
they have not ceased to be on terms
Of the greatest intimacy. It's this
person who is said to carry on the
correspondence in question with the
Court of St. Petersburg The letters
are sent by Denmark and Sweden and
thence to Russia. with the greatest
regularity.-Paris Cor London Times.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-24
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Sixth Judi.
cial District Court-Parish Of East b.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Sixth Judi.
cial District Court-Parish Of East b.
ton Rouge.-NoLAN STEWART, Executor,
vs JANE McCALoP, wife Of Paul Daigre.
by virtue Of writ Of 4. "a. issued in the
ID above entitled and numbered csuse,
and to me directed from the Hon. Sixth
Judicial District Court in, and 70 the Par.
ish and State aforesaid-I will er 1t pub.
lie sale at the plantation whereon the de.
fendent now resides, on the Amite River,
in this Parish at about fourteen miles from
the CITY Of Baton Rouge on SATURDAY,
the 4th day Of .Assxsf vert, 1855, ct IL o.
cock, NJ, all the right, title, interest and
claims Of the defendant, in or to tie proper.
ty hereinafter setiorth and described, sejx.
ed to pay and satisfy the judgment, interest
and cost in the above entitled and n.mber.
ed cause, to wit:-TAe following negro
slaves for life:
Barton, negro man, aged shout IS years;
Susan, a negro woman, aged 80 years, ard
her three children, viz Alexander, aged
ID years, Albert, aged II years, and Dan.
iel, aged 8 years Frank, . negro man, 80
years Nelson, IS years, and Benjamin, -
years. Also. 400 arpents Of Land situated
on the Amite River, ct about II miles from
the City of Baton Rouge, and bounded -
follows: North BY lands formerly J. II.
Rivers, South by lands Of D. H. Penny,
East by the Amite River and west BY those
of Andrew Cooper, together with oil IT,
buildings and improvements thereon.
Teens Of Ssle-CAsn, with the bsesft
Of the appraisemedk
July 2-l6.w. n. Y. DADIM GhssiG
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The Noblest Art.-" The nohIest
art of all the fne-arts," says Mr..
James Macintosh is the art of for
ming a vigorous, healthy and beauti-
fu! mind. 1t is a work of unweri-d
care which must be constantly retouch
ed through every part Of life. But
the toll becomes every day more plea
SAINT, and the success more sure.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA-Sixth Judi.
cial District Court-Parish Of East b.
ton ROuve Succession nf T. rVvss pv~u,,

STATE OF LOUISIANA-sixth Judi.
cial District Court-Parish Of East b.
ton Rouge, Succession Of Lewu PySulH,
decd, No. 43e, "Probate.'l I,1'
DY virtue Of . commission Issued in the
ID above succession, and 10 me directed
from the Hon. the sixth judicial district
court, in and for the Parish and State q.
toresaid will, BY virtue u said commis-
sion, offer at public sale 1t the court house
door, Of said parish, in the City Of Baton
Rouge, on MONDAY, tie 13sh day Of ~.
gust ncrt, 1855, at the usual hours Of sale
the property hereinafter setforth and des.
cribed. belonging to the succession Of LIZ.
WIS PYBURN, late Of said parish, deceased,
to wit:
TOM, negro man. aged about 80 years.
and one STUD HORSE.
TERMS OF SAlE.-Tbe negro man slave
named Tom, 10 b. sold for one fourth cash.
one fourth payable on the first day Of Jan.
uary next, 1856, and the other half on the
lirst day Of January 1s57-in notes salts.
factoriIy endorsed, bearing eight per cent
interest pei annum from date until paid,
and mortgage reserved until final payment.
The STUD HoRsE-for CASH.
julylo-y. H. v. BABIN, Sheriff:
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STATE OF LOuslANA-Sixtb Jud;.
cial District Court-Parish Of East b.
ton Rouge-1n, the matter Of the Success.
sion o: Edwin MoMrAx, deed. inc.
400" Probate. N NfI'
ny virtue Of an alias commission issued
II in the above Succession, and 10 me
directed, from the Hon. sixth judicial dis.
trict court, in and for the Parish and STATE
aforesaid; l vii: offer at public sale bv
virtue Of said commission, at the Court
House door, Of said parish, in the city Of
Baton Rouge, on S.ATURDAYAAe 25tk dsy
Of .august ~szt, A. D. 1855, at II o'clock
A. M. The property hereinafter Get forth
and described, belonging to the succession
Of EDWIN MoHTAS, late Of said parish,
decd, to wit:
A certain lot of ground, situated in that
part Of the city Of Baton Rouge, laid ont By
the late Ellie Beauregard, and disixnated o.
the plan thereof, Is lot No. 6, Of square
No. 10. measuring sixty feet front on St.
Louis Street, by one hundred, and twenty
In depth french measure-with oil the
buildings and Improvements thereon.
Another lot Of ground in the eastern half
Of square No. 9, in thst part Of the city Of
Baton Rouge, known - Suburb Crasie, in
conformity with the plsn thereof, laid out
by Messrs. Gates and Neweomb, q l5sll
description Of this lot, will BE- given on the
day Of sale.) 'It44 IT.rf
Another lot Of ground situated in that
pant of the city Of Baton Rouge. known
as Hicky Town, and designated on the pl.n
thereof, as lot No. 2 Of square No. 10.
on the following terms and conditions,
to wit:
One thru Casa, and the balance in two
equal instruments, at six and twelve
months from the day ofsale, in notes salts
factorally endorsed, bearing eight per cent
interest after maturity until paid, and
mortgage retained on the property sold, I'M.
til the full and FINAL payment.
july21. H. v. BABIN, Sheriff
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-24

The library of the Vatican at Rome
has been newly decorated by order of
the Pope. One of the rooms of the
library has been enriched with a
series Of antique frescoes discovered
in the Via Greziosa, and representing
the adventures of Ulysses, and the
floor of the same room has received
an antique mosaic just discovered in
the Wilma BrancadorO.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-24

DIED.-In this city, on Saturday morning.
the ed inst, at an vxnced age, Mas. EvxLINA
sKIPWlfH. consort Of the late FULwAa SxIpwrrn
Her remains we're inferred In the family csmeteyy
st Moutessno, on Sunday morning.
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The HANGo AFFAIR.-The Allied
Powers, are indignant at the Hapgo
affair. According to accounts, the
Allies have in readiness proclama,
ton to the effect that If Russia per
sist in keeping the bristles on here
bearish back, erect the Allied Powers
will issue their proclamation to hang
(if they can catch them) all the parties
concerned in the Hango affair. When
the manifest is out, and gets into the
language Of the Russian nation, We
make no doubt, that such of the Doors
as were engaged in that affair, as arc
not already hung, will walk up to the
camp before SevastopoI and be hang
ed.
70 The treasures of St. Peters
burg are always moved to Moscow in
time Of war. A correspondent of the
Boston Transcript, who is now visiting
the latter city, says:
Il was assured that the bullion now
in the treasury greatly exceeds the SUN
held by the Bank Of England, and the
estimated value Of gems and jewels is
almost fabulous, before which the
crown jewels and the regalia Of Eng
land, sink into comparative insight
ficanre. Here | saw the richest man
in all Russia, with one exception. He
is said to be worth 10000. 900 rubles
Of silver. l saw this Cresus in the
most fitting place. the treasure vaults,
where stored the bullion. "
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-24

./Gossrr.-A Sunday evening stroll
81 the "Boulevards, " oonvinces US
that Red Stick i not only expanding
bst rapidly expanding. Neat and
comfortable little dwellings arc going
up j. every direction. St. Charles
street, has suddenly become . public
thoroughfare. and We notice there, as
elsewhere, many colored ladies in
flaming color-silke, satins. thin
gausss and muslius. Judging from dis.
tant inspection) of the finest texture,
and choicest fabrics. Nor is the color
I'd society behind the times in fash.
ions; their garments fit with MILL
nary exactness; their bonnets are
made after the Lady's book plates,
and even "set back =" farther on the
os:posterious than the white ladies' do.
Their frills are Of the tTetted kind !;
their laces Of the bland Valentiam and
Honeton school; and oil their ap-
pointmeuts, elaborate in character
Even the leather belts, which have
come 50 abruptly into vogue, are pat
rouised extensively by the colored Ia.
dies; and Bradford tells US. that the
demand cannot be satisfied for the
patent article. The New Orleans
market is absolutely bankrupt Of this
commodity. On St. Louis street, as
. substantial improvement, w notice
. new Livery establishment just erect
ID BY our friend Morgan.
A good investment for . gentleman
With . "small capital. " would be a
vsux Hall, in the Suburbs garden
Of fruits and flowers. where the people
could resort on Sundays as we'll as
week days. to enjoy cooling coudi-
ments, and refreshing drinks. 1t would
mot only pay, but pay we'll. The Ca
setts s.ys.-" The election on the IL
oen'e question, Saturday. passed off
very quietly, and its result was a most
triumphant expression, in favor of H.
oeuse. In Ward No. l, out of 122
votes pol1ed, ITO we're in favor of Ii.
censs. In Ward No. 2, the vote stood
100 in favor Of License and 10 against"
What will our puritanical brethren
Of the North. say to this =? If the
whole south is out of the pale Of grace
on account Of peculiar institutions;
this section of it. is far beyond the ut
most confines; because it will not i'm.
bibe the drunken fanaticism of the
North. On tbis subject We are re-
minded Of the fact, t at at the Chris.
t;an Church on Laurel street, Sunday
night. the Rev. Mr.. Slosso. was rath-
sr severe on the voters for license, and
charged them with fostering md en-.
vice and immortality. We
ire constrained to differ with the Rev.
Gentleman, and claim for those who
voted yea; Is much sincerity and hon.
'sty Of purpose Is those who voted
70 Nay" A large margin in this, as
IN other purely political questions.
must be left for difference of opinion.
70 say the very least we can, such
matters. are siugularly out Of place in
he pulpit. In the morning Of the
'ame Sabbath, it was our pleasure to I
listen to very we'll conceived sermon
It st. Joseph's Catholic Church, from I
be Rev Father Prschenski. His
ext was " Render now, IN account of /,
by Stewardship; thou shalt be Steward .
10 longer. p" The burthen of the Rev. 8
3sntlemsss song, was to prove that to {
esson 10 . crime, and to follow the i!
lictstes Of common sense, is to act !:
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and performed the ceremony OF "Con
formation ;" previous to which, he ex
planned the object Of bis pastoral visit
He said he had come to see that the
church matters were conducted proper
ly, and to listen 10 complaints, if any
we're to be made. He spoke in refer
ence to the burial service-said that
none others than Catholics, could claim
the ceremonies Of the church, or burr
al in its cemetery. The Bishop was
unusually severe on secret societies
and pronounced upon all such, a YER
bal curse of accommodation. We
we're sorry, indeed. to hear this, be-
cause many Of the best church men,
bers, belong either to the Ancient
Fraternity Of Free and Accepted Ma
sons, or the "Odd Fellows )" and yet,
mo doubt) think as we do; that the
only way to heaven is through the
gate Of the Catholic cemetery. The
Bishop very truly remarked, that the
church bad always grown under per-
secution, and the blood of the mar.
tyrs had watered it into life. This is
an evident truth Of history. But give
US more light and allow US to reason.
Errors then, of Church, as well as
State, cease to be dangerous What
has become of Harris Mirror? Alb
solutely the tongue Of Madam Rumxr
is paralized, and there are no materials
whereof to make gossip.
Parish Records.-The follwing
notes have been recently taken from
the records Of the old church in An
dover, Mass:
January II, 1912. Voted (under
protest. yet those persons who have
pews sit wiM their wives
November 10, 17l3. Granted to
Richard Barker, foure shilling, for
his extraordinary trouble in sweeping
our meeting house ye past year.
March II, 1776. Voted that all |
English women in the parish VIII"
marry or assemble with negro or null
alto men, be seated in the meeting
house with the negro women.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
A MrsER TO SOME pus,osr IT,

-. - sOHE TU'RF0sE. --TTo
fortune left ty TIE late Parot d strir,~ -
h'S grandson, Prince SulEwask; an,onr,s
10 TO- eighteen n'IIion Of forms (&o 200
ooo, )-Torre were found IN the cellar
t" n'y-!wo bags, each Containing 900
Gaoatts III gold, and in different chess
securities out of date and lost for q sum
Of $4,000 forms. THIS practice Of hoor.
ding gold Is said to be ve:y common N
austria where the paper currency is
greatly deprecated. "
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
AGENTS.

The following persons are autho NED 10
ct as agents for the .43caHts.r.
", s. Swymmer, St. Louis.
r. W. Cam, phiiadelphia.
VlsscIEp Il ScuELr. A. Y. Cit.
r. NJ BURNETT, MuscaI9e. kowa.
w. =. ~prN ER. Davenport, "
THos WNE, Sprlngdale, "
JoHS BoypsroN Laeton,
RoBEar GowEn, Cedar Bluffs"
4 Coatwritht. Toronto. Iowa,
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sss Old DR., Foster, who practised in
'sle healing art, at BoHford, some years
ago. was IN the habit OF cooking Up all
SORTS OF roots and herbs into medicines
and specifics, and trying them upon bis
"l'e' and if they did notHII her, he was
ready for all his other patients.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21

rc7y- TIE GLOWING conversation o. W.
brothers one bunker democrat a,'a
the o,ler A republican ditto--liins'ra'fs
loreibly the merits d slavery 4aes. l'',l,
n they appear to a freeman q rue ST.,
rasoeri said the bunker: Henry "na !,
do you care about tue n,,see,,,v M n / dan't
lie other answered, ~ ~,
care much about them, bat do' ~. -,
% b nigacr nyselE' i is because W.
neunIe N ,he north don't want v ~, !,
p rlagss & themselves, for the use AMI be-
hall III southern intresta, that losg - =,
rising up above party, into . union 10
Freedom. Er.
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A nou Marte1.

we viii take as All apprentice 10 ti,e
printing business. an industrious, steady
boy. We wiI give good situation 10 a
GOOD hoy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21

r-y~ The origin Of broom corn as a
cultivated Plan, IN tins oountry ! aff'o,
n,ei to Dr.. Franklin. l. j naive -
India Franklin saw an imported Nh'sN
of corn in tAe possession # lady -
Philadelphia. and while exam n'as !. - .,
Gu ioslty, found a srel which ae pam,
"a. aal rom this small beginning aFo o.,
,bi, valuable product Of io'ostry y loe
United States. IN the same mann -,
ENGLAND and Anerica arr indebted 10
he veepjne willow. t. the poet Pope
WHO finding d green stick a oashg '., =
fruit sen, 10 him as a present rem utses
stuck il INTO hs garden at Iwlcken.an,
and thence propagatcd that baa"'''o' 'is'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-21
NEW HARDWARE STORE!
" Il L E 81 LE & RETRIL ,
III. n. PECK.

pAIztLL's RLoCK, CorNER 2D & FERRY srs.
Davenport.
| tAN I inst received an entirely new stock
L OF Hardware and variety goods from the
manufactures and Importers. Having been
connected with The manufacturing IT most
kinds X American goods. and buying at FIRST
hands. Wee confident that can upplv dealers
and o'hers at as low rates, adning go / Of trans.
for'auon. as any House tbs side of New York
all and sec before purchasing elsewhere.
nit-it
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Upton. NOV. 2lst, 1850.

Business & eoia0trcia! Nsbafinsai.
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WELLS SPICFR
Terms.

Editor, Publisher and Proprietor.
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Dueap-rt, azz T.. ,,2. -. --- III.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-02
0ENTLEMEs's ~ sa0Es AND aAIIERs
nANuTACTuRERs I'D 49,.

WE aze general AEsnt r ths sais q al Gotten aad
w Woolen hhrcs nanulacllFcd IN Ae riee - rsnnee
sslely or her and We have a1Q aRprQPrA-
ted anoskcr 81 lne rae And <ioraEe ~ fLulk e2ne
And Ne soad resnecifay cal rs aEfs1n u batA AAz1-
tArfnreTs and NlisFs 70 A. ar1aaEeuen4
- ~ q GORDON CO
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A CARD.

THE undersigned late n Georgia, having removed to the
CITY Of Nashville offers his services the citizens Of
Georgia y Tennessee and North Alabama for the purchase
of Dry Goods Groccnes Corn Wheat Rye, Bacon, Lard
line Horses Mules Cae, and In short, every article Of
trade offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants oi Nashville men Of high character
and perunay standing and have large and yell selected
stocks that they offer liberal terms, which should induce
the merchants Upper Georgia. East Tennessee and North
Alabama give the Nashville market iar uia' As 70
the Grocery Market the ropety will suggest itse TO Tie
mind Of every merchant in the sections OF country named
as the most proper for their trade.
The long connection Of the undersigned - saiiroads
OF Georgia, General Agent IT, and supe'ntrnd-
ent o Tpnsportaon Agent II thattanooga sew
era years The Banking interest OF Savannah, viii enable
him readily 10 inv slgate claims against iailroai
Companies lost goods for damage while In trsnstu,
for he renewal Of or bills IN bark, &c
An ncosing orders and money will receive prompt
attention. all orders without the money, when sa'siac-
tory evidence sovency and prompness accompanies the
same or the parties BE- such shall receive like
attention. when ordering articles that under the rule
or custom the market sell time. Will also give
strict attention receiving and forwarding all goods that
are stored that may he directed 10 my care The
chaTge the purchase OF goods &c VIII be i've per cent
commissions aud twenty tor each box or package oT
receiving and ioi iwardiag. =. n MILLS
Post 0fice Building, No. S,
Nashville, Tenn.
RFFFRENCFS-R r CuYIER ESQ, Pre,'t Central Rail
road Bank Maj A. PORrER Presi Bank state Of Ge0r-
gia Savanna; scoTT Esq, Pret Macon and West
ern Railroad, Macon Hon. loHS p kNe, Prest, and tao
YONGE Supt Georgia Railroad and :. T. Cohhs tsq, Au-
Custa Maj ]. y CoOFEE Geu. Supt Western and Atlantic
Railroad, Atlanta; Gen. A. J. HANsKIL, Attorney at Law,
Marietta; GEoRGE e Hack, Esq Ro ne Ca Capt jams
WILLIAMS and Col J. A MHuKsIDEs, Chattat Ooga, }. L.
MOsEs and 10. PAKsoNs, EsQs., Knoxville Tenn WILLIAM
MAnLER Esq Decatur, aud Judge LASE, Huntsville, Ala
mAr2S-u
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Eye and Ear.
VI, &. COOK, Va. ID, ST. LOUIS, NO.

nR. COOK respectfully renews the tende' Of
IL his professional services to the public in this 49,.
and the adjoining States. successful practice .tstASS
Of eighteen years, devoted 10 the treatment A@E
all diseases incident the and justify him ia the
belief thai all vho may be IN any afflicted those i'm
portsnt organs viii end from his treatment speedy and per-
manent relief
Dr. Cook has just returned from the East where he has
been carefully studying the diseases o the bye and Er in
the principal Eye inhrmaries the United States anh he
feels warranted In Offering his professional services with
degree Of conGdence those who may be afflicted Those
whom treated the best witnesses OF his Skill and
there are thousands IN Louis and the Western states
who eau bear tesu his skial treatment. he re-
50, ctfy refers TO Hon H. = Gryer, X Mackenzie, Ess
Messrs Charles, Blow co 81 Louis; Hon. Johu Moore,
state Treasurer Of Illinois, Jas ChAres President hssou
ri nk; H. Cole Warsaw H.; Capt. r. O. Henry Warsaw,
Missouri.
IW Once northwest Of Pine and Second streets
M stairs ent ance on Pine II. septll-dhwly
EOIs ItENT-I have for rent a splendid stand for
Blacksmith the Murfrrt sboro' fike, 10 miles nom
Nashville improvements, god shops, family residence,
necessary houses 80 o. cleared iano,
plenty Of IRE wood, &C. Terms easy. Apply 70
X. A. BALLONE GenH Agf,
iani No II Deaderick street.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-02
ADDRESS CARDS.

NDERSON, =. ~. dealer in Lace snd Fancy
n Goods &C. &C. Union street, No. 80, between College
and Cher streets, Nashville, Tenn. dec5l