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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-23
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAPHAND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

PfTTFBURG, Feb. 21-nigLt- river is falling
with feet 10 inches water in the channel.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2l-night- Further Ne,Os Per
Steainer Bahc.-Lord Palmerston has succeeded
in forming the British Cabinet
CGmEA-The Russians are constantly m.lino
-soriies.
Supplies are reaching the British camp in album
dance. "''A''
The siege works are advancing.
The army is still sicl,ly
The nights are frosty and the days mild.
The latest dispatches from Raglan dated 23d and
24th, speak cheeringy of future prospects.
The peace conference has not yet met at Vienna
France has sgniied her willingness to negotiate
separate treaty with Prussia provided she covers
the same Obligations as of Dec. ID
The feeling at Constantincple strongly fayors
peace.
Holland and Denmark are seeking to ioin the
Western alliance.
Eight Austrian merchant ships were fred into
blythe Russians at Galatz. Austria has demanded
explanation.
The Earl of Lucer has been recalled from the COM
mand of the cavalry in the Crimea.
The Sultan intends to raise Nation al voluntary
lean.
a sorle was made on the ODD nd'great loss was
sustained by the French.
II IS rumored that the Zonanes mutinied and
4VV OF them were sent TO Constantinope.
An apology has been made to Omar Pasha. and
ne has Withdrawn his resignation.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. %, nnon.-1he river is on a
stand The ice is floating, but presents no serious
impairment TO navigation
PIrTsBURG Feb. 90. noou-River falling with
leet inches water in the channel.
NEW YoRK, Feb. %, noon-Corn dull. Pork
and Lard firm
CINCINNATI Feb. %, noon.--The river has risen
6 inches. Provisions firm, but quiet
WASHINGTON, Feb. PA communication was
sent to the Senate from the State department re-
questlng the Committee on Finance to insert in the
BILL provision for outfits, &c. ALE
ging that during the vacation the present Minis
ter to England would return to this country.
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RIVER NEWS.

REPORTED ny GAIT. HARRISON STEAMBOAT AGENT.
The river has again commenced TO recede slow
IT, Now on HarPeth Shoals feet inches, which
u in a. probability ;Ac extent of water we may
look fer until further rains.
The wind throughout the entire day has been
mostly East, with occasional variations towards
South
The weather is COO! 4; night, but pleasant during
The day, with clear biue Sky.
Aui7od-D. A. Given from Louisville
Departed Sailia West, FOR St. Louis.
The steamers Iroq1oise and feathers left New
Odcana, for this port, on the 10Th inst
Steamer u A. Eare7 cue from Louisville To-
morrow.
Steamer City Belle advertised 10 leave Louis
vile for ihis port cn Wednesday last
The Forest Roe not at GAINESVILLE yesterday
morning
Steamer Juo Simpson, from Memphis, due yes
tsrdsv. Detained ou Shoals
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e 70 o K Q y NIL
GREAT AT,TES aT,,rTnN
Pnhlic Sale Of SPLENDID RuiIdInc Int,

FubI!c SAFE OF Splendid BuildInc Lois.
ON WEDNESDAY,, 2Sth inst at II O'Clock on the pre-.
~ misses being the Page rao; Of land about miles
from the city, We viii sell at public sale about FORTY of
The most beautiful Lots ever offered within the same dis
lance Of The city Some % OF the Lots front the
White Greek and Brick Pike. commanding fine view of
the city OF Nashville The Lots contain from TO 90
Oh the tract o land there are fiom 10 10 Is never failing
springs; the soil is good; and the neghbohood is excel
lect On many of The lots there are large number Of
The NEST beautiful cedar tIees-other timber also.
This sale presents the finest Inducements for investment
That has ever been offered in This man ket
- Omnibuses will leave the Public Square at 10 ock
a. NJ giving free passage 20 and from the lots.
Terms, 10, 49, and q months credit without in.
terest for notes well endorsed payable in bank and lien
retained.
Come onei come all" Make the modern Brooklyn TO
Nashville what the great Brooklyn is f. New York;!
J. l.. x R. w. BROWN.
e. 4 GIAsroCE Auciionear feb9O
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New Books! New Books,


TIE N!FE'S VICTORY. BY Mrs Emma d. &
" Southworih In vols. paper. Price 70 cents.
Mrs S0uihworth the finest u,horess in the courtrv
Her style is orcble and Dol H.. There an exciting int.
rest IN all her compositions VIII eh tenders them the m M
popular novels in the English language -A0 YORK. Mr.
Mrs. Souihworh is the best American writer of the
ags"-FAia. Asrehaat.
She has superior and there is ehasteness ard pu
Ty in all that she writes which eommends her 70 the ap
probation of every thoughtful mind -BsBsoFe RFu5l-
"She is a woman of brilliant genius BraacA
She is the best fiction writer in the ry.-BfIl0
EyDrsSs
She is the most original and talented Of living female
writer" -PaJiic Ledger.
. Lille IN the Clearings versus The Bush. BY Mrs.
hoodie author OF "RouShng it in the Bush. &c vel
paper Price so cents
Nay and December; Tale of Welded Life By
Mrs hubback ] vol paper. Price 80 cents
The Mysteries of the Cont of Queen Anne;
Beng one OF The most interesting Historical Romanees ever
written. Nv VIM. Harrison Ainsworth author of IS Jack
Sheppard" &c. vol. paper Price so cents
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RELIEF Is ON HAND!
IPORTANT to THOSE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE


VIZ A. GIIDDON, (GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS
w . MANUFACTURER AND FILTER, of No. l.
Egan's Buildings, Adams street. Memphis Tenn and late
Travelling Agent for Shermans New Orleans Truss Estab
lsment respectfully to the citizens of Nash
vile and vicinity, that he has arrived with COM
plete Of mechanical cOntriyances for the
RETENTION and RADICAL CURE of all forms of
HERNIA. Mr. Gliddons long experience and the
fact that he is backed by the brightest aud most in
tegent PLY sieans Of the South West warrant him in
seruC that those who afflicted with this distressing
and misfortune would do well to call him
soon as he arrangements not permitting
him to remain long The Medical Faculty will be
called upon BY Hr. GddOn, who will explain TO
them the peculiares of his instruments Each Truss
is made To ORDER, thus insuriug PERFECT FIT; and
IS each individual requires different degree of pressure
the patient experiences what he did beore) COMFORT
and SECURITY which render him again of to himself
and him with the prospect of final and radical cure
Mr. Gliddon during his long experience has fitted rup-
tured cases children the breast up parties who
have reached their '' three score and ten"
The adaptation of the Gua Percha has proved of meal
culable value 10 the painting community nasmuch the
Truss springs thus endered permanently safe from
the corrosive effects of human perspraon, especially
that of the negro
Mr. GliddOn be found for short time at the City
Hotel Room o. Nashville. where he refer to of
the prominent citizens of this city whilst in Memphis he
comes recommended BY Drs RObards and Taylor, Pro
fessOrs Memphis Medical College; Drs. Peyton Pullman,
Taylor, Hooks, Wilson and Jones
Ian. - lS55-tf
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DIssnIUTInN OF PARTNERSHIP

TIME firm of Hiilman Nanleer Co has this day been
i dissolved, and Daniel IIiman, George W Hinan,
and Charles Hman have purchased the entire interests
of the other partners The business will hereafter be
red on under the style of HiLLMAN BROTHERS at
Nashville Memphis and al the Rolling Mill on Cumber-
land nver and under the style of RUNYAN, HiBLMAN
Il BROTHERS at st Louis All debts owing to the late
firm TO be paid to Hlman Brothers, and all debts
ing by the late firm will be paid by Hman Brothers, who
alone authorized to sign the of the late firm in
liquidation. We solicit for the newirin continuance of
the patronage literally extended to us.
January Is, 1850
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TIE CsurnuLs-The theatre is crowded night
y with the most brilliant audiences. They have
already given foGr concerts, and the desire TO lis
ten to their fine harmony and laugh at their wit
and drolleEy is not in the least abaled. The cause
OF thepcPularity Of The Troupe we attribute as
much to the music which they use as to their
merits as delineators of negro characters. The
greater portion Of the airs upon their programme,
are selected from the best works Of the great mas
tiers. wtha critical taste which speaks well for the
musical ability OF their Director, Mr.. BURpETr.
Tonight trey viii introduce the laughable bur-
lesque "The Rivals or Darkies' Assurance" The
song Molly Bawne" &c. Messrs. NEwcoMpE
and BRYANT wil be on hand with their inexhausti-
be bniget Of fun
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Receipts BY THE RIuFR

FROM The BOOKS or THR CHAMBER COMMERCE.
ID 4 GIVEN from Lousville-2O bbls whiskev do
moasses ht do 60 bb!s cement 2s DO clover seed As
sacks do 10 bales hay, kegs nails IS boxes books 81
do stereotype plates bags coffee do cotton yarns bxs
mustard 50 pows bbl castings 60 rings boxes and
casks hardware bundles paper pump curbs stoves
a. ps do ~ pots cutters crates casks 90 bbs
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s&7@ We are authorized to state that owing TO
Mr.. GLmDoSs engagements in Jackson and Boil
var, he will be leaving the city between the lst and
9Th Of March. All those who have delayed calling
on hin, O. DO relieved Of that distressing malady,
Rapture, would DO wed to see him. lie makes no
charge for exhibiting his gutta percha Trusses,
which for case and comfort have been unanimously
declared 90 he unsurpassed. See his advertise
Iu.nf
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NEW FIRM.

TINE undersigned having purchased the Tennessee Roll
L ing Works Cumberland river, prepared to exc
orders for Iron which will warrant to be equa in
quality to any offered in this market We solicit
continuance of the confidence enjoyed BY the late firm and
give the that best exertOns shall be used to
give satisfaction to those who may favor with their
ders. HILLMAN BROTHERS.
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RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.


OF THR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
68 bales cotton Al bags rags 10 do feathers loads
coal II boxes dry goods 10 rolls csrpeng IS bxs books
Is pkgs type frames bxs and Ibis drugs 81 do shoes,
dOZ buckets boxes do trees, 100 lbs butter bbs po
atnes 80 sacks oats hid obace0 boxes and piece
chnery 10 boves hats bbs peach brondy, 55 pkgs sun
dries, lot of moving plumber.
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Amabel: A Family History.
BY MARY ELIZABETH WORMEIFy.

await, and Love himself will bring
The dropping flower of knowledge changed to fruit
Of wisdom. Wait: my faith is large in time
And that which shapes it 10 some perfect end"
I7says0H.
"a work Of uncommon merit, force of thought and
original, interesting incident "-B0st0B AdUrtissr
alt bears the stamp of much than ordinary ge-
MUS. '-PMitdn Recorder.
1t contains many scenes of wrought interest -
PatRdns
Ths story is remarkable for the intensity Of the sen
meut it embOdes for its vigorous and polished dicon
great range of scene and character and for originality and
energy Weekly Despatch.
story of heart joys and trials not without stirring
incidents and romantic turns. "-6TyisttIa IsYHrer
"There is charm in this tale that is irresistible Al
bang ArgHs
a Amabel is far above the range Of fiction
both in STYLE sentiment and is written with rare
vgOr strength and clearness Of purpose The interest
the story is wholly sustained. The heroine is beautiful
natural and individual creation The style is admirable
Home Journal
With many others. Just received BY
febS f. HAGAN, Market street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ouEREc, Feb. 7, 1854.
Aessrs B. Il. Falnestoek d: Co. We had The nlea
of receiving this morning, the within cereate If
your vermugs which will be very gratifying to you as ii
was sent voluntarily
We are gentlemen, yours very truly,
j. MUSSON & co
Gentlemen My little daughter four Years old and my
son, older were for considerable time suffaripe, fro,
worms purchased two bottles of your VermifIsa Of
which gave them three doses, according 10 directions
and strange say less than three hours they PASSED no
less than FIVE HUNDRED W0RMS-some of the ex
traordinary length OF from twelve to fifteen inches
Having experienced much of the beneficial effects of
your Vefmfuge feel it my duty 10 recommend TO the
public as my opinion, OF the most eacacous rene.
dies against worms ever yet offered 10 the public
= Gentlemen believe me to be your much Obliged and
humble servant, NATHANIEL LEATERS
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout tie United States
febl-v1m
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NOTICE.


Atthe last regular meeting Of The Fire Association of
Nashville. The following report was submitted by the COM
mltee for the collection OF premiums-viz:
Your committee for the collection of premiums beg leave
TO report that in The discharge of their duty, they called
upon MIR Joseph NASH Agent for the kna Granite and
Penn Mutual Insurance Companies for ms proportion
the premiums awarded By cansent oi the under
writer's and that lie refused not only 10 pay but 10 Ieec
nize the right justice Of the claim.
Thinking it unfair that the offices for which Dir Nash is
agent should reap the benefits OF protection from the Fire
Department without contributing IN some TO the
support OF it. earnestly recommend that this Association
take some definite action in regard 10 IT,
Al Of which is respectfully submitted.
L. FORBES.
G. 4. FOSTER
Whereupon the following Preamble and Resolutions were
Cifered and unanimously adopted-vZ:
Uhereas, Joseph NASH Esq agent for sundry Insurance
Companies taking Iik property in the city of Nashville
and vicinity, has refused, after repeated application TO
comply with the long established usage of underwriters
taking risks in this city the payment OF his proportion Of
the premiums awarded by consent OF insurers to
sustain the Fire Department Therefore,
DE AZ yesoireI That upoE the occasion 81 fires prfcs-
acSrH be g0e8 IN srey instance in protecting properly
to such may be insured and TO such is insured in
other offices than those for which Mr.. Nash is agent
E'stfed, That the above epublshed in the city papers,
GEO II. SliEPEED, No. /, 4
JNO l.. GLENN, No. 2,
l.. FREEMAN, No. s, Com
JNO. FELTS. No. 4,
CANNON SPAIN, Fire Fol.
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"a The Temperance Convention met yester-
day. We have been furnished with copy Of the
proceedings; hat as cur country paper had gone
to press before they were received, We postpone
their publication until tomorrow that they may
arpear in both our city and country editions
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MARINE NEWS.
TILE OCEAy STEA,,EpS7

III. OCh-tatf ~ FAN
Saiiing Days 10 and from. Gle United states.
s FROM EUROPE.
AERiCA, ls3r) liverpool, Jan 20, fnr Boston
AIIhNIiC AM Liverpool, Jan 81, lcr.... New York
noIA tbr Liverpool, Feb 5, for Bos on
bALilC Am Liverpool. Feb IL. for. New York
cif4 OF MANCHESTER, (Br.) Liverpool,
ts6 H. for : Fhliadelphia
UAsADA (5r) Liverpool Feb y, Tor. Boston
PACIFIC Gam Liverpool Feb o. for. New York
HERMANN tAunO Southampton, Feb. q, for New York
FROM TIE UNITED STATES.
CANADA [3r) Boston, Jan 81 for. liverpool
PACIFIC fAm) New York, Feb 7, liverpool
AFRICA (}rl Boston, Feb H. for. Liverpool
ATLANTIC, Gam New York Feb 81, for. Liverpool
WASHINGTON, CAm) New York Feb. q. for Bremen
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CUREs YOUE 1.AE!l.Tg.

RECOLLECTION!
HNllE Receipt for making this celebrated Compound,
aely introduced into ihiS country viii be sent by
the subscriber any person in tie United States or the
CsnaGas for 81 90
The KROLLERfOS viii curl or wave iLe hair in the
most beautiful manner Any person having the most coarse
and unconth looking hair transform il into the MOST
BEAUTIFUL b7 the Of this article The Ingredients
will not cost T. cents and with tins receipt any one
make equally good in every respect that sold at s.
per bottle Ii preferred, package Of krollerion ready
with directions for preparing il in liquid FORM and full d.
rectlons for nee. Send all letters postpaid, 10
II. l. FREMONT,
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NEW BoOY ON sPTRTTUALIsM,

esprit A Record of Communications
from the SpiritSpheres with incontesble evidence OF
personal identity, and Observations and Essays By
J. B. FERGUSON. Union and American Steam Press.
This is one of the most remarkable books of the age
whether regard the nature of the Spr1C Ommunlca-
tions records the strange disclosures il presents the
clear and finished statements and arguments upon the iu
ture life its able and distinguished Editor has offered in its
eloquent pages 1t is very we'll adapted to the object had
in view and command extensive circulation. No
man can read it without being profoundly impressed with
the consistency of its philosophy the rational character of
of its religion the beauty and Subimy Of lis appeals and
the honesty and feariesSness of its author.
For sale at the Book Stores of the city. rllnl2-u
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NEW SPRING GOODS TOR IS55.
Al nUNTAN & "a

NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1875.
A. J. DUNCAN & CO,
No, 20, Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee
HAVE in store Il large proportion Of their exttn-
/ sive stock OF Foreign and Domestic Staple and Fan
cy Dry Goods.
Embroideres,
Laces.
White Goods,
Irish and French Linens
Silks, Hosiery, Trimmings &C.;
Which they offer the most favorable terms. The trade
aud dealers 6ques ed 10 favor them with early call
They will also he receiving throughout the season regular
shipments Of every novelty in Dress Goods Embroideres,
&c &c
\. J. DUNCAN & co,
No. 70 Pubc Square.
Y B.-SoO bales Brown Shettings and DrilIlngs Sf
Southern Manufacture Tor which We are agents
ieb2l i j. ID. & co
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HENDERSON EROS,
Pr ACEItAI, pTITH Frs

% Deadericl1 Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
VNHEY are prepared to fit up Hotels and Private a
Dwelling Houses. both in town and country, sszA
with the necessary arrangements-suc Hot. VI
Cold Shower and Spout Baths, Water Closets Wash Ba
sir 3 Wash Tubs, Pumps, &C.
Branches taken from the Main Pipe, and Hydrans put
up cheap; also, Old Hydrants repaired.
~ Call and see Force and lf Pump. which
is verY useful In of fire an26-Sm
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NEW BOOKS.
IsAw BOOKS.

Corner Of Union and Cherry Streets.
Adams on ee!ment, Phillips on Insurance,
Adams Equity Ludlow 4 Parsons Select Equity Cases.
Golfers, Roscoe's Criminal Evidence,
Angel ines on Coroora- Story on Bills,
tions Story on Agency
Angel on Water Courses, Story on Iromssory Notes.
Angel Assignments, Storys Equity Jurisprudence
Archibalds Nisi Prius, Story on Bailments,
Archibald Criminal Practice Story on Partnership,
Bouviers Law Dictionary, Story on the Constitution,
Bouviers Institutes, Story's Equity Pleading,
Barbour Chancery Practice, Story's Conflict Of Laws
BrSghts Husband and Wife, Story Contracts
Blackstone's Commentaries Sarkie on Evidence,
Gritty on Contracts, spence's Equity Jurisprudee
Chtty's General Practice, Smiths Leading Gases,
Gritty on Bills, Smith on Contracts,
Chty's Criminal Law United States Equity Digest.
Chitty's Civil Pleading, Yattels Law of Matt ous
Daniels Chancery Practice, Wharton's Criminal Law
Greenleaf's Cruise - Real Wheelers Chancery DigaSt
Property, Wills on Iircumstantial Evil
Greeneaf on Evidence, dence,
Hill on Trustees Williams on Executors
Hare Il Wallaces Cases in WhartOnis Precedents In
Equity, dictments &C.
Jarman on Wills Statute Laws of Tennessee
hents Commentaries, Swans Tenn. Reports
janis
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NJ WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY CURE
OF RHEUMATISM OF TWENTY YEARS. STANDING
Never my life have had much pleasure doing any
thing giving this certificate to the world hope il
be the of thousands of fellow creatures being
relieved from that dreadful disease, Rheumatism Ny wife
has been afflicted with ii for twenty years. the time
suffering excrucatng pains in of her body Hav
ing appetite reduced to almost skeleton So
violent the palms, that she seldom could sleep without
taking large doses opium Every joint sweed very
much and her knees hands and neck with large
Jumps. She could do kind of work-the sinews and
muscles being and contracted that limbs were
drawn together that she obliged be bed con-
stanty. In this condition she had been for twenty years
without getting relief from every thing used
until she commenced the of II. G. FARRELL'S ARA
BIAN LINIMENThe first bottle of which produced great
change She has used five bottles, and the swenes
have nearly all down; pain has entirely left her she
sleeps well and soundly is feshy than in
her life has excellent appetite, and spins and all
day. BY the of a few bottles she be well
she If any doubts this wonderful enre he
has only call residence PEORIA and learn the
circumstances from we's lips he further
aare of any of my neighbOrs. SAMUEL ELS0N.
Fl. G. FARRELL'S ARABIAN LlNIMENT is also a ex-
ceen remedy for Palsy, Sprans, Bruises, Cramps, Chill
blans, Burns Pains, Toothaehe Sore Eyes, etc. and
horses cattle, is the best remedy in the world where
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EWIN BROTHERS,
w. F, GRAY,

II. e.. SCOVEL,
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States.
II = Price 95 and so cents, and 81 per bcttle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and hamlet in
the United States, in which is already established
Address H. G. Farrell above, accompanied with good
reference as to character, responsibility, DC. febI-lm
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? 2 a. r. IT'S
18th Annual Sale of Books & Stationery

NNCl CLVPtEUIAS AND VALUABLE STANDAK
II Works. in every department of Literature. Science
and Art Annals and Books elegantly illustrated and il
Illuminated pctOFaland embelished and beautifully bound
Fine Famy Pocket Bibles and Prayer Books of every
description Letter and Cap Paper, Portfolios Gold PENS
&C. &c. To be sold at Auction, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Evenings and following evenings at the Store of
TRABuE & LUCUS, No. "a Public Square, at half past
six o'clock
The attention of the public in this city and vicinity isre
specially invited to this collection of Books which il be-
heved to be the most valuable collection Ct Standard
Works offered at auction in this place The Books
are and warranted perfect. Ladies and gentlemen
are respectfully invited TO cal and examine them during
the day The sale will be positive and without to
the highest bidder and will be continued every evening
until all are sold.
TERMS CASH.-Purchasers requested TO call for
their books on the dav following each sale.
janl2 TRABUE Il LUCUS, Auctioneers.
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COMMERCIAL.
NASHVILLE. Feb o3 !

NASHVILLE, FEB. %, 1855.
Cc1ToN-There very little doing the market at pres.
ent Transactions Yesterday amounted to only 81 bales at
5LaGI,
TOBACCO AT A. Hamiltons hh ds were sold at So 90
a., 20, 6 so, 90.