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Valuable Lazy Books.

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ENGLISH RAILWAY CASES. - Cases Tslltiny 70
Railways and Canals argued and ddged IN the Courts
OF Law and Equity from 1885 TO lS52 Edlte1 Dy Sah"s'
w. Bates and Chauncey Smith, Esquires. vols $40
AMERICAN RAILWAY CASES.-Cases rsiIfIBg 70
the Law OF Railways decided in the Supreme Court OF Tie
United States and in the Counts OF the several States with
Notes By Chauneey Smith ard Samuel W. Bates COun-
selors at Law. Vol. svO.
ANGEL ON LIMITATIONS.-A Treatise on the Lin .
itatons OF Actions at Law and Suits in Equity and Adni
rally with an Appendix containing the American and En-
glish Statutes OF Limitations and embracing the latest
Acts on the subject. By Joseph X. Angel. ESQ Third
Edition. Revised and greatly enlarged BY Nv May Esq.
l vol. svO
of Suits by attachment in the United States By Charles
d. Drake Esq., Of St Louis l vol ovo.
ENGLISH REPORTS Law and Equity Reports The
Common Law Equity Criminal, Admiralty, aud Eec'ss-
astical Reports combined Edited By Edmund H. Bennett
and Chauncey Smith, Esquires. Vol XIV. ovO-
ANGEL ON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE-A
Treatise the Law OF Fire and Lie Insurance via an
Appendix, containing Forms Tables, &c. BY Joseph a.
ANGEL ESQ l vol. 6TO.
PHILLIPS ON INSURANCE.-AT Treatise on the Law
of Insurance. BY HOa. Willard Phillips vols. svo
CHITTI'S EQUITY DIGESr-An Index 10 all the
Reported Cases decided the several Courts OF Equity
England and Iresnd the Prvy Council and the House CT
Lords and to the Statutes relating W the Principle,
Pleading and Practice of Equity and BInkrupcy from
the Earliest Period by Edward Chilly, OF Llneolns Ina,
Barrisler at Law New Revised Edition, brought down 10
the Present Time vols. SvO.
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FIRST EXTENSIVE SALE OF
FRESH AND sEAsONABLE DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION.

WYE will sell on liberal terms, or TUESDAY L WE'D
w NESDAY, JANUARY 18TH and 18TH, large
and most superb stock Of GOODS, and have made our
stock complete from receipts within few days pas-beng
of superior quality and are enabled to otter
the strongest inducements BUYERS will lind 1t to their IN
erest to attend-and Will certainly not be disappointed in
finding q MIST DESIRABLE STOCk.
The stock embraces: Super London and French Blue
and Black Cloths Fancy CaSSimeres; Black double width
Doe Skin Cassmeres Plain and Fancy SatnetS Blanket
Pilot and Beaver Cloths; Green, White and Blue Mack
nav Blankets; Rose Whitney and Fancy End Blankets;
Scarlet. Orange and White Fiannels Canton launes;
Plaid Lnseys Coakings; Black, Blue and Brown Jeans;
Tweeds Kerseys Cashuees Plain Back Satin; Velvet
and Worsted Vesngs Alpaccas, Oregon Paids; super,
Plain and Plaid Dress Silks; Black Gros de Rhine Cling
hams and Prints in great variety; Embroidered Thibet
Mousn de Lane Plaid Blanket and jersey Shawls; Dress
Handkerchiefs; Checked and Paid Gnghams; Canvass
Paddings; Italian and American Sewing silk; Twist !;
SILK and Lasting Coat Buttons; Patent and Spool Thread
Cashmere; Worsed and Cotton Hosiery general variety
of Gloves Comforts, &c; Apron Checks striped ohrng
Bed Ticking Bleachei and Brown Dcmestics and Drill
ings; Heavy Osnaburgs; Super Sea Island DomeSIcs;
u SheetngS Gingbam Umbrellas; Su PendeIS; ram
and Plaid Italian Cravats Linen Cambria and Silk Hand
kerchies: general variety Of Trimmings, EmbroiderIes
White Goods Ribbons, &c, &c. ,o
~ Terms Liberal. i. y, DUNCAN w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
NEW BOOK ON sPIRIrUALIsat

esprit COMMUNION: A Record OF Communications
from the Spirits heres, with incontestbe evidence OF
personal identity, and Observations and ESSAYS by
j. b. FERGUSON. Union and American Steam Press
This ia one If the most remarkable books Of the age
whether we regard the nature OF the Spirit COmmunica
ons records the strange disclosures presents or the
clear and finished statements and argme MS uOa me III
nrs life lis able and distinguished Editor has offered in its
eloquent pages is very well adapted to the object had
in view and must command an extensive circulation No
man can read 1t without being profoundly impressed win
the Consistency of its philosophy the rational character Of
of its religion the beauty and Subimy OF its appeals aud
the honesty and fearlessness Of its author.
Far sale at the Book Stores of the city. Ijani2-u
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~. q HEAToN, Secretary.
HOS. ANDREW JOHNSON AND THE GUBERNAT0-
RIAL QUESTION

RIAL QUESTION.
Most Of the Democratic papers in the State have
ruhes..atingy expressed a desire that Gov. John
son the present incumbent shall again be the dem
ccratic candidate for Governor We pleased
rosee such unaninlity and harmony in party
ranks in regard to lis candidacy, as We know of
no other man in our party would prefer as our
standard bearer in the coming contest. We there
tore take this occasion to express our unqualified
anprohation Of the movement We are proud to
sav that Gov. Johnson deserves, aud las the con
fleuce oILs party. He is one of those politicians
that We see only now and then, untarnished by
vice and unSwayed by personal prejudice; his
whole nolitieaI life has been devoted to the inter
est ofthose whom he had the honor to represent,
and the whole object Of his untring industry and
cyertiors seems 10 lie for the accomplishment OF
The great democratic maxim, the greatest good OF
the greatest number. His life fro his early
manhood 10 the present time, has been one OF un-
common toll. hardship AMI usefulness Those who
nave been cast upon the world in their YOUTH like
many Cus. 20 shape their future fortunes for them
selves by their own unailed industry, feel thrill
ofsimpalhy as they contemplate the history OF An
DREW Johnson. From the poor apprentice boy he
has gradually risen step by step to the proud emi%
nense he now occupies, not only IN position or
psraDheruaa Of Office. but IN the confidence OF his
fellow man
il IS the the enemies OF Governor Johnson have
y =
10 the popular prejudice OF the day, of chicsnery
and party manoeuvring &C., but all such contempt
IDLE charges have fallen harmless at his feet But
what matter is It to us what the imputed private
intentions, motives, wishes or desires of men may
lie. iTihe words they utter and actions they per.
form, aye valuable TO the country and advance the
interests prosperity and happiness of the people.
lfthere can be any better method OF measuring the
intentions Of man than 10y the practical and val
liable services which he has performed for the
State. the wisdom OF man has thus far failed to
discern it, Such IS the history Of Gov. johnson,
his merits stand ont in bold relief as a dread con
,emnaton to all the charges OF dems goguery which
may be brought against him from now till dooms
day.
Hebas ever gone before the people" as 'the
ppoplcs friend" He stands before the people OF
tennessee as a Just and liberal man, without mar
luyv pFeiudices, sectarian social or political; he IS
no ABRAHAM. or leveFer but loyal loyal TO the
-rsat principles OF democracy. He has ever been
an uncompromising and fearless advocate, every
where and at all times OF the great and noble truths
q our party, and in the coming canvass, We know
# none IN whom we can more safely conlde the
advocacy and protection OF our principles w e
therefore bespeab fer him the entire support Of the
democratic party iu West Tennessee.-Jd
I.aarH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
TO THE LADIES,

LADIES, 90 to the Crutcher House, and
"a a learn to cut Dresses of Mr. Il Mrs GEORGE,
~ ~ of New York the Oldest and most celebrated
#zEX EEF Teachers in the United States. Their Sys
VIE - tenn is entirely new, and different from all
81 HH<~ modes now in use Call and investigate have
n lining fitted and know for yourself whether it is worthy
vour attention or not The beautiful Basque Waist IS
also fitted by Mrs c. Patterns Of every variety cut to ut
the form.
Terms reasonable and perfect satisfaction gwen or no
charge will be made.
,-Sg- Call soon, Us their time is limited
ian1o--0y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
rn ruE WHoLEsALE MERCEaETs Of NAsHvILLE.

rNHE subscriber has discontinued the manufacture OF
j Tobacco in this city, and will commence manufacture
mo- at II Louis where only in the West Fine Leaf
be obtained suitable for Lis celebrated Nail Hod Twist,
Nectar and XXI Tubaccos All oruers sent 10 me at ST
Louis after April lSt left with Morrison co. l"ho
y in he INV agents in this city, and will keep stock
hand will be promptly attended TO. Any Tobacco sold
by ne and moi proving as represented will be corrected
by A. Morrison Il Co. A > MUoSElNAN.
IN .u1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
PUBLIC SCHOOLS

TINE Superintendent is at tire High School iu.dirg
daily from to II clock, A b., FOR the purpose OF
examining and classifying pupils preparatory TO the open
ing Of the Schools the frat Mond in February next
The community will bear in mind that all the depart
ments of the Public School system will commence II this
budhg Children of both above fOIr years old are
admitted aud it is earnestly desired that parents and
guardians should presen. their children early, IN conp
ssnce vii tle above notice FRANCIS B. FOGG,
iapG-tf Prest Of tie Board
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Bayard TaylOr's New Book.

THE LAND OF THE SARACEN; OF, Pie-
lures OF palestine, Asia Minor, sicily, ana
Spain.
With Tinted Frentispiece aud Title, and Map Unl'fn
with Central Africa. - 4. IN,
T,1Sfra sva1 hv w. Il.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
EOR RENT EnR Iasi

I WISH To my House and Lot in the suburbs -.
Il Of Nashville, the same distance from the Publ.s e..
Square as the Chattanooga Railroad Depot The house
has ten good rooms and other eOnYenisnces The lot
tns hive and half acres of groundSame three OF
which IS weltenclOsed garden. T5ers the lot
nunber OF peach, cherry and other -also brick
stable and carnags house viii rent this property low
10 good tenant. WA. = LANGDUs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

THE Sleamqoat ROCK CITY, J. 5. DoRCH. F-S -
Master will leave for the above port on .ifssssctsS
WEDNESDAY NEXT, nth INST. s,s-s>.eHs
For freight or passage apply on board. or TO
isn13 H. Ii. HARRISON, Agts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
TIME SALE OF GROCERIES.

TIME SALE OF GROCERIES.
ON WEDNESDAY, nth JANUARY, 1855, we will
~ otter at Public Sale in usual quanss;
200 hhds Fair and Prime New Sugar;
200 bbls Choice New MOlasses;
$50 1!-bbls do do;
so boxes K. W. Jones Extra Virginia Tobacco;
$50 boxes low and medium grades Ky. ' j. doj
100000 Regalia and Principe Cigars;
us boxes 3 and i pint Tumbers-good;
lQ6 boxes y gallon and gallon Jars;
200 boxes No. Bar Soap;
loo boxes Mould TaIlOw Candies;
1000 bags Fine Liverpool Salt;
50 bbS RecIiied Whskev
% bbs Monongahela and Old Bourbon WhsAey;
10 bbs Malaga Wine;
500 kegs ShOenberger Nails, all Sizes
casks s. c. Rice-fresh;
With many other articles.
Terms of Saie.-AI sums under 1903, cash; oil sums
$780, and under $780, 80 days. all sums over $500
and under 1000 60 days all 8 Co., ana IN
der $4,000 80 days; all 81 O00 months ere
dit for approved endorsed notes. payable in one OF the
sty hanks janlgI ". GORDON ".
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

TIME subscriber having removed his Music Store to his
4 former stand at No so Union Street respectfully
gives this notice. and invites customers 10 call on him as
usual lie has lately received an assortment oil ihe cee-
bra,ed Martins GUITARS which, with oher Musical Goods,
will be sold at low prices. - ,
isn1O-lyw JAMES DiGGONS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

i~ RogERr STARE, Esq, prominent Mason,
Odd Fellow, and Son of Temperance, and good
man, died at Jackson, on the 9th Qlt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

AU
BY DA WIS d SIFANN
NO "a p u Il l. / G. 5 z u A z Z.
ON TUESDAY, THE 10TH INST, we will
sell for CASH front Store, one OF the largest
ana best stocks Of Groceries have ever yet Of
feredthe Goods being all and carefully selected by
of the firm in New Orleans; among which Will be
found
l6S hhds New Crop Sugar. Of all grades, from Good
Fair to strictly Prime;
COO bags New Crop Rio Coffee;
50 do Old Government Java Coffee
go bbls New Molasses in tne order;
80 4 bbls do do do;
q bbls Leaf Sugar, assorted numbers;
% do Philadelphia Crushed Sugar
10 bbls No Mackerel l2J boxes Star Candles
Is boxes Cod Fish; 100 boxes Melee Cigars;
Is boxes Scotch HerTings; 100000 Spanish do; >,
Is i b5Is Dutch Nader Is barrels Pixies Magnolia
IS casks English Soda Whiskegi
% boxes Imp. & Y II. Teas: 16 bales Picked Mess
ASH boxes w. Il. Cheese;
With variety of small articles such as Soaps, TalloW
Candles, DC -
~ To which will be added $50 BOXES ASSORTED
GLASSWARE, consisting of Tumblers, and gToat many
Fancy Articles just received direct from the ManuaeOry
janl2 DAVIS SWAMI .-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
q general meeting ofmembers 9th {

At general meeting ofmembers Of the order Of
know-nothings ofthe city Of Brooklyn held on the
evening ofthe Oath ultmo, for the purpose OF con-
sdering the late action of the Grand Council of
the State of New York, the fol owing preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted and it
was resolved that the same be printed, and copy
thereof forwarded to each council in the State
We give the capitals as we find them in the New
York Tribune:
Whereas the action OF the Grand Council OF the
State of New \ ork at Their late session 10 oetooef
last 10 making an Independent nomination lot otate
officers without instructions to that effect from the
subordinate councils of the State, and without CIV
gthen an opportunity 10 participate IN the seec-
ton Of such candidate and when no necessity ex-
listed for such course, inasmuch az dOOD MEN
and TRUE had already been nominated by
= The g.eat political parties Of the state, TIE
nom ltions of some OF wneIn was enecteu
nv tie direct action Of THIS order, was depar-
,re rom the true Interests and objects Of this or
der. and unwarranted assumption of power, and in
direct violation OF resolutions adopted by the same
Grand GOuacil Ia June las:
And whereas he said Grand Council adopted
resolutions presented by Chauncey Saatfer, putting
AID uawarantabla AMI er post tacto construction
upon the oblg4lio of the members Of this order,
rb-rebv en- leavorngt u coerce and compe! them,
Nv THREATS and PENALTIES, to vote for the
clul.la,es 90 nominated by said Grand Council at
Their recent session, ai0pred resolution originally
,ugrested by H. a o. GranGury requiring the
members OF this order, under certain pains and
reuaiti-s, to CONFESS, under oath, how they Vo,
lei at the recent election, in Palpabe violation OF
1ae rights and PRIVILEGES secured to, and so highly
priced by, every trus American: eerefore,
aH-s5}c5d That We repuiate and condemn the
aforementioned action of the Grand Council as
AETI-AMERICAN, ANTI REP L BLlCAN. and
rhamozt UNWARRANFABLE ABOMINABLE,
and DANGEROUS ASSUMPTION Of DESPOr-
tUPOWER ever attempted in this republic; in its
CONFESSIONAL PENANCE, and threats OF
RECOMMENDATION, only equalled by the
1oly INQUISITION Of SPAIN, and only wor-
thy cf imitation by the GRAND COUNCIL OF
CARDINALS at ROME.
"Hss5re3, That any Ameri' All asserting or yield
ing obedience to sucl degrading and InqulstorIal
acquisitions nherits not the spirit Of his revolution
aIy srcs and is unworthy the name OF a son oil .,
and descends to the level of an ignorant PaplsL
'Res1lr4i That We recommend our brethren %
nause and raImIy ref -ct before they aid in central
ing so dangerous poweri in the hands OF a body
who. however pure they may now be- may at soIae
future time, be composed of unprincipled men who
regardless oftha public interests VIII WELD it FOL
their own personal azgrandzement
&C j. SHEPARD, President
"W G. HrAToN, Secretary
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rINHE creditors OF Mark Black dec d. are hereby notified
led with the Clerk the County Court Of Hickman Coun-
IT, Tennessee before the Dist dag OF April next IN
order that division pro rata may be made, &c, or ty
will be forever barred
BY order of the Clerk Of said County Court.
EWEL G.. WARREN, Admir-.
Innnnrv -th lSLr- ianll -M3tr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
EnR SALE

TIVE Beautiful Building Lots in Hous'ons Addition 10
+ Edgefeld fronting each ~ feet Woodland street.
aud running back 7O .eet a L loot alley Each lot has
number handsome shade trees II, and IS within 400
wards OF the Public Square. Call soon on
ianl3-lnt J. L. Il r. ". BROWN, Az Cherry 81.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

REMOVAL.

MORGAN & co. have removed from their former
VI pace OF business to Their New Building No ~ Fuo
lie Sgnare janl0-lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

~ UENCE-We are now offering decided bargain
desirable residence about mile from Edgicd fronting
the Galailn Pike opposite the residence Kew r. h. is
The tract consist Il about l. ct very superior land
about timely timbered, comfortable dwelling.
houses. Lots in the immediate Uf the residence vicinity
cannot be purchased at $500 per acre. Call soon
J. l.. d K W. BROWN
deeSO2w. Az Cherry ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

I T. POINDE&rEK would announce to the oit srns Of
81 Nashville and vicinity that he has removed h, Stu
dO 10 room over the EGk Store Of W. r. Berry 4 Co.
the south side Cf the Public Square. lie has executed
few Portraits duIng his stay in Nashville which he vii
take great pleasure in exhibiting to visitors Specr
OF his work also be at Mr. Fresman ou college
stTeetan'oug them the iu length the lion. Cave joan
son The ladies are especially invited 10 call la.t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
FOR NEW ORLEANS

FOR NEW ORLEANS,
THE splendid Steamboat NEW YORK, f:s~ p
D. s. IL. GILMAN, Master. will leave s441sDtSs+se5
for the above and all intermediate ports on zszsss7
WEDNESDAY, 18TH INST, at 10, A. NJ.
For freight or passage apply On board, or to
j 4 Il. YEATMAN,
H. Il, HARRISON
ja118 Agents.
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PP.TTAP RURKsyTIJ,F PACKET.


rJNHE new lightdraught fast running pas 6r11~ a
senger steiner ODD FELLOW, JEssR " v1asfFF<rs1
w PACE Master, will make weekly trips TO sslz----sa
The above and all intermediate ports, as
soon as the will allow For freight or passage apply
on board, or to II. ii. HAKklSON, Agent
ianl2-tf at L. r. hptucAslies.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

T,RANK LESLIE'S GAZETTE OF FASH
L ION for January, 1855. Just received by
janl6 JOHN URN W.
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HERE Is TIIATFANCY BOY.

HAVE for sale an extra No Fancy Boy, 10 years old
Some or women several Of whom warranted
glI cooks Some small boys from TO II years old or
good men from Is to 35 aud several valuable body ser
wants Be in a hurry or Christmas will come and Ind
YOU without a negro and you will have 10 hire again II
higher prices than ever. kEES W; foItlEh.
also want to nire 80 negroes for the ironwoIks
dec2l-tf Ii. W.
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BANCROFT'S HISTORY.
SIX VOLUMES.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED States
DISCOVERY Of Tue AMERICAN CONTlNFST
BY HON. GEORGE BANCROFT
IS 6 VoIs. svO CLOTu,
VOLUME VI JUST PUBLISHED,
COmpIetin, the History of the Revolution,
CONSIDERED N ITS CAUSES.

Ths volume f6) the period Ct eight years between
the repeal Of the Stamp Act 1865 and the Penal Measures
toward Boston l774 Gnd complete the three y"uuses de
voted to the eau Of the Revolution Comment with re
gard t. the yau the interest Of such book from suca
q source, is unnecessary -varEa-
just received AID for sale by
- l. 4.
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Bayard TaylOrs New Book Of Adyen

W. T. BIER? 4 * CO. have just received
A JOURNEY TO CENTRAL AFRICA: Or. bic aDi
Landscapes fran Egypt l. the Negro Kingdoms 81 ths
White Nile. BY Bayard Taylor. author Of Views
AEoot 'EdoTadO" &C. Illustrated with elegant TINTED
plates and ,ngravings wood, from drawings BY The
author an3 Sh portrait OF the anih1r IN Oriental Cos
tune c. .plste in handsome vol about 800 pages
Eve question whether anything exquiSI;ey grace
oftyp1grphical or descriptive literature than $ % be
found every page OF this book az which We have looked
". 4. Il. & Co. have also just received
THE SOCTES AMBROSlANE. With Portraits ct
Wilson IOckharL Maginu and FaciSimiies. Edited viii
Memoirs Notes and illustrations by DIR. Shelton Macksl-
zie editor Of 'shies Sketches Of the Irish Bar.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
&" a LeeIle Ahead"
JUST RECEIVED

TNOON, NELSON 4 co have Just received FRANK
| IESIIE'S NEW YORK JOURNAl-being u most
excellent Quarto of choice reading lJanlo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

r ONION PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE. For sale,
| Wholesale and Retail at the Sign of the " Little In
dian" corner of Cherry and Cedar streets. ,,
ianl6 D. HlOohE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
-s,s=-- 2. 49, 4
k--Fyt.assS II. II. HARRISON, A-tefEsp
iszrzAsdz STEAM s-Ft.ss-,S-te-1
TnOsE REAL MEFRSCmAUM PIPES.

THOSE REAL hEEiSSCIiAUM PlPESs
HAVE lust received something rich, and Chssj0
in The Pipe Line Call and the richest and urges;
assortment Of Pipes brought To- ths State They s1
open and ready Tor inspection and for sale WhUis
sale RETAIL at the sign OF the Little Indian
Cedar and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn,
dac9J-f } NOuEF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

TIME next Session Of this Institution will commence ON
the 18th lust under the management oil MI. n LAP
sEv Bar can be had upon reasonable terms IN The I'M
mediate neIgSborhood DAVID CHENAULT, Prest.
r WyyNy Sac'y jInll-2w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

T,REsu OYSTERS.-A few dozen 6N ~
+ Cans Fresh Uy STEERS, CLAIMS, and HOLSTERS. SMZ
For sale by ,.,,,, ,-c, ~
dec22 STEW All hEAhhEi-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
THE RFPUBLICAN COUl

The REPUBLICAN NUUhIf
Or American Society in the DAYS ct WssmNGToN; viii
Twenty-one Portraits of Distinguished " omen kngTzv
ed from Original Pictures bv WOllaston, COpey, Cams
borough Stuart Trunbul, Malbnne and other contem
peTary Painters. | vol. 4tO. Antique Morocco, $l4
- supply Of this Magnificent National NOr.
lust received BY ". T. BERRY s CO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

TNHIRTY boxes Imperial Tea;
i half chests EXTRA fine Black Teas;
& do do Green do.
Just received aud for sale by
JAMIE H. =. ChEAIuSM ".