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LNOR RENT-Two large size furnished
il Rooms-Chamber and Parlor-at the corner
OF New York avenue and Ninth street, No. 367
Nov lS-tf
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as Fourteen recruits from Detroit, in tho
United States Cavalry, deserted upon reception
Of the order to 90 to Fort Leavenworth.
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MEETING or THE NRCiSA CONFERENCE.-The
next meeting Of the Virginia Conference Of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church will be held n Pc
tersburg, commencing November IS, 1855.
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Ray- The California Mail Steamers sail from
New York on the 9Th and 10Th Of each month.
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FIINT,S HOTEI.

PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON CITY
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Periodicals, in the sense used above, are
publications issued once in three months, or
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

LOUISVILLE Jan 23.-The river continues &c
rise slow. Weather very cold. The storm Sun
day night was very severe; 1t extended east as TAI
as Boston.
CINCINNATI Jan. 23-The river has fallen eight
| inches. Flour 81 so s. So. Whisky 26c. Moth
ing done in Hogs or provisions.
BosroN, Jan. 23--Gen Wilson, know-nothing
candidate, was elected Senator by the House by
100 majority.
PIrTsBURo, Jan 23.-River falling with feet 8
/. inches water in the channel
New YORK, Jan. 23.-Cotton firm, with an up
ward tendency. Sales Of COCO bales, including
! $500 in transitu Orleans middling Q. Flour cas-,
Ter, prices unchanged Pork trile higher-3000
bbls at Sl2 37a for old Mess, and Sl2 % to So 81
for Prime. Keg lard l04. Coffee dull and de-
clinng.
LOUISVILLE, Jan 24-night River falling with
feet water in the canal The ice is floating heavy
in the Mississippi river above Cairo The Insu-
rance companies refuse to take risks on cargoes.
The weather continues very cold.
New York, Jan -night-Cotto unchanged,
sales of 300 bales Flour lower-good Ohio sc
IS. Corn-Western mixed SO. Pork finn.
Coffee dull.
CINCINNATI JAN 24-night-River fallen five
inches. Weather pleasant. Flour 81 80aS7 s..
Whisky 25!. Provisions quiet Bnlk Meats, Sides
54a52 Shoulders 44a5k; Mess Pork $ll 80; No. l
Lard 81
PrTsEURG, Jan. -night.-River falling with
five feet water in the channel
WASHINGTON. Jan 24.-The rumor that Secretary
Guthrie is going to resign are wi hout foundation.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Tho Secretary of the
Treasury has amended his project for a tariff and
Mr. Houston, from the committee on ways and
means, will report one so nearly like it that it will
probable be acceptable to both Houses and to the
Northern section Of the country,
New York, Jan. PA most violent storm of
wind and rain prevailed during the night, doing
much damage to the trees, fences, awnings, Sc;
but, as yet, we hear of no serious damage. 1t is
feared we shall hear of serious disasters at sea.
The brig Gen Marion, Of Philadelphia, bound
for Boston with a cargo OF coal, IS ashore at Fort
Place, Long Island. The vessel and cargo will
prove an entire loss.
The telegraph has been materially injured in all
directions this morning, and is entirely suspended
south of Philadelphia.
CONCORD, jar 2O.-Hor. John S Wells has &C.
cepted the appointment to the L. S. Senate, vice
Norris, deceased, and left for Washington on
FhdR
New YORK. Jan. l9-The report to day that
clue has been obtained to the Merchants Bank rob
bers is not true
The caulkeTs and carpenters still adhere to the
strike.
The total loss by the two fires in the Bowery, it
is thought viii net exceed 100000 although some
e climates make it over 800 600. The second fire |
was in close proximity to the Bowery Theatre, |
which was sometimes in great danger
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janl-wlm

Give them trial.-Mercenary persons have in so ma
ny instances succeeded in foiSting upon the community
worthless preparations claiming for them great medical
virtues that many individuals refuse to take any thing
sanctioned by physician. This sanction has been be
slowed upon STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXPEC.
ToRANT and DIARRHGA CORDIAL in more than five
hundred instances. Indeed many medical who know
their virtues regularly prescribe the Expecorant in
OF Coughs Colds and diseases of the respiratory organs
which come under their And in ali diseases of the
bowels, too, such Diarrhea the Darrha 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 80 for each or six bottles for 50 So
dec22
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Relief will soon be at Hand I!
IpoRTANT to THOSE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE

IMPORTANT to THOSE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE
Wy A. GLIDDON. (GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS
w MANUFACTURES AND FILTER, Of No. l,
Egans Buildings Adams street. Memphis Tenn respect.
fully informs the citizens OF Nashville and vicinity that he
purposes being there between the 18th inst and LIST Febru
ary proximo with q complete assortment Of mechanical
contrivances for the RETENTION and RADICAL CURE
of all forms Of HERNIA Mr.. Gibbons Icing experience
and the fact that he backed by the brightest and most in
elligen physicians Of the South West warrant him in
serng that those who afflicted with this distressing
and misfortune would do well to call him
soon he arrves5usness arrangements not permitting
him to remain long. Due notice will be given in the pa
pers OF his arrival and where be be found. The Med
ical Faculty will be called upon BY Mr. Glddon who will
explain to them the peculares of his instruments Each
Truss is made to ORDER thus insurng PIT; and
each individual requires different degree of pressure
the patient experiences wha be did before COMFORT
and SECURITY which render him again of to himself,
and cheer him with the final and radical cure
hr. Ghddon, during his long experience has fitted ruP
tured from children at the breast TO parties who
have reached their " three score and ten"
The adaptation Of the Gltia Percha has proved of meal
cuabls value to the planting community inasmuch the
Truss springs thus dered permanently safe from
the corrosive effects Of human perspraon especially
that OF the negro
n. B-Until his arrival Nashville he begs TO refer
by special pernsson) to Dr5 Robards and Taylor Pro-
essors Memphis Medical College, Drs. PeytOn PiJtman
Taylor, Hooks Wilson and Jones' Memphis Tenn
MapsF,f 10 Ian -ian00
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THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY Is, 1855
.5s- The complaints from our travelling agent

s7S The complaints from our travelling agent,
published IN this paper few days since, were, we
are informed, placed to the sccount of the wrong
persons The fault seems to lie with the post mas
tiers instealof the agents. From this time forward
the agents are determined to report to the post
master in Nashville all who fail to attend to their
business For the past three days the following
Offices have been reported as being in fault: Ali
sonia, Normandy, Bellbuclle and Chrstiana. HStir
EN- up with long poll"
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NASHVILLE LADIES CoLLEGE-On next Monday
q new session Of this Institution commences We
cannot too strongly urge the claims of this school
on the attention Of our readers-it stands among
the first in public favor. Having an able corps of
teachers and an eligible and healthy location in the
centre Of the city, il will continue to grow in pub
lie estimation. The system Of one session per day,
Is found to work admirably well See advertise
ment
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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
EorITY-SE EENTu CIRCLIT.

EQUITY-SEVENTH CIRCUIT
II Beaumont admir- vs. James Irwin and others Cpin-
ion by Judge Mckinney Reversing decree Of Chancellor
John 5 Hutcison and others NJ Draughan and 9TH
ers. Opinion by Judge Caruhers. Reversing judgment
and remandng cause for new trial.
STATE-SEYENTI CIRCUIT.
Ben Hurbert slave, Stale Opinion by Judge Tottea.
Reversing judgment and REMINDING cause for new trial
LAW-SINTH CIRCUIT.
Franklin Turnpike Company Jos Crockett admir- &c.
Opinion by Judge Mckinney. Judgment reversed aud re-
Inande for new trial.
STATE-SIXTu CIRCUIT.
State Charles Harris. Opinion by Judge Carutbers.
Reversing Judgment and remanjing cause for trial
Lee Shute b Bgley, sheriff, and suretes. Juds
ment On motion.
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VTTHEREaS, libel was on the 4th day of January, in
w the year 500 filed in the District Court of the Uni
ted States for the Middle district of Tennessee BY Thos
B. Cldress Esq, Attorney of the United States for said
District well behalf of the United States OF
jesse Thomas ESQ., Collector for the port Of Nashville,
against the vessel Hartsyle her tackle apparel, and
furniture, for and in the said libel
toned praying the usual process and mOnOn of the said
Court in the premises requiring all persons interested in
the said vessel her tackle apparel and furniture or know
ing having thing TO why the should not be
condemned according to the prayer of the said libel to
be- and appear before said Court the 9TH day of March
next 500 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, if the be day of
jurisdiction otherwise, the next day of jurisdiction
thereafter then and there TO the premises, and in
teroSe his her their claim TO the same, and all due
Proceedings being had that the said vessel her tackle
pare and furniture may for the and causes IN
she said libel mentioned be condemned liable 10 the
United States for the foIeitures therein mentioned and
their costs in that behalf expended:
Now therefore, all persons interested in the said vessel
Hartsvie her tackle apparel and furniture knowing
or having any thing say why the should not be
condemned according the prayer OF the said libel, are
hereby required to be and appear before the said Court to
be held in and for the Middle District of Tennessee in the
city of Nashville the 9TH day of March next 1855, at
10 O'clock A NJ of that day. if the same be day OF Ju
rSdcton otherwise the day of jurisdiction there
after then and there the premises and nteTpose
his her or their claim the same and make their alega
lions that behalf and show cause any they have why
the same should not be condemned according 10 the
PRAYER of the said libel.
This 9Th day OF January, 1855. --..
J. B. CLEMENTS,
U. S. Marshal, Mid. Dist. OF Tenn.
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.-5- We authorized TO announce the name of ".
D. ROBERTSON as candidate for Justice Of the Peace TO
I'LL the vacancy occascned By the death Of ESD PETER T.
NORRIS. GauZ5
81 We are authorized and requested TO announce DIR.
Thomas A ANDERSON, OF Coffee County a candidate 10
represent the Fourth Congressional District in The ueNt
Congress Of the United States.
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MAREED.-On yesterday, the 24th inst, by Rev.
Jesse B. Ferguson, ANDREW ANDERSON, Esq, to
Mrs. MARY 4. Tom, all Of this city.
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Statt OF Tthuessee-ILuM County.
II EDMUND WARDEN, administrator of the estate of
John B. Patrick, decd, having suggested to the Clerk
of the County Court Of said county the insolvency of said
estate do hereby notify all persons having claims against
said estate to file them, authenticated according to law
with the Clerk aforesaid before the l6tn day of July
next for Dr0 rata distribution otherwise thew will be for
ever barred EDMUND WARDEN, Admir-.
1a55-ian21-E2fN
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

W. B. !. RAMSEY. Secretary OF State
- Sparta Tines copy four weeks.
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STEANEoATs-AyTirta-W VIM, Phillips, Clarlls-
, vile. Dpa1tea-Dr. Robinson, Memphis; Aeonia,
St Louis. The Odd Fellow and Beauty are at
IIarpeth shoals. Due to-day-Quaker City and
Cumberland Valley
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$50 REWARD.

500 KEW ARD.
T WILL pay $50 for yellow man named John, whom
4 purchased of John Shoot, living near the Hermitage,
about three months ago. lodged in any jail that
get him again. John is about twentyhree years Of age
slow bat sensbly and of brown yellow complexion
He probably in Nashville about the neghbOrho1d OF
Mr.. shoots Mr.. Geaves above there where he has
wife, or about W. z. Wakinss he may attempt to get
of to Free State lw8m.l THOS.G JAMES.
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10y A Gre broke out yesterday morning in the
old Union Buildings. It originated on the second
floor, and was extinguished before doing any ma
teIiaI damage 70 the building.
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RIVER NEws,-The river at this point is falling
with taree and half feet on Harpeth shoals.
The Ohio river rising slowly. Upper Mississip-
p falling, with light ice running.
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW ROCKS.

just Received AMI for Sale By Il. Hagan.
80 JUDGE DOiNGS Being Young Fudge's Re-
Il cord Of the Same" In Forty Chapters. by TX,
Marvel.
The Land of The SaTacen; Or, Pictures Of Pales-
tine Asia Minor, Sicily and Spain. Bv Bayard Taylor
Journey TO Central Aft lea. By BavaTd Tay lor
Out Doors at idlewild. by n. p Willis
Alone. BY Marion Harland, of Richmond Va Sixth
edition
Amabel: Family History. By Mary Elizabeth
Wo-melev.
You Have Heard of Them. By 2 vol, l2mo.
History and Poetry of Finger Rings. by Cnas,
Edwards.
The Life of II. r. Baruum. BY Himself
With many others. just received by
iau25 F. HAGAN Market Street.
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NOTICE.

HAVE this day associated with me in the DRUG Bust
i ness MI WALTER B. GRUBBS. The business will
hereafter be conducted underline firm style of BROWN
GRUBBS. j. g. BROWN
Nashville, January ]. 1850
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" q Leetle Ahead

TTlOON, NELSON L co have inst received FRANK
l. LESLiES NEW YORK JOURNAL-heing u most
excellent QuartO of choice reading. Ljanl6
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Ask ANY One Who Has Ever Used

DR.. McLANE'S CELEBRATED PILLS, what they
think of them? Ninetynine in hundred will tell you they
the best Pills for liver complaint, sick headache and
dyspepsia that they have used Read the following
from one Of our most respeeabe citizens:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FROM A PHYSICIAN IN II,INoIs

It is gratifying to the propretors of B. A. Fahnestocks
VERMiFUGE to see that regular practitioners make an
exception in favor of this Vermuge and not only use it in
preference to their preparations. but give their voun-
tary testimony in its favor The following from ply
sic an of high character now in Illinois, formerly of Lou
isiana, and is dated
SHAwNEETowN, ILL.,, June 4, 1858.
MsSsrS. e. H. Fahnestock 6 Co. j.: Gentlemea-I have
used b. fahnestocks Vermfuge in the practice of med
cine this I'D the Southern States for tie last ten wears
and can recommend the medicine for the purpose for
which i wss intended bringing at tme from small
SEVENTY-NINE WORMS As a druggist at Shawnee
town, have sold great quantity and has invariably
given satisfaction In fact is the only worm medicine
now called for. IL. SYMMES, Nj. ID.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout tie United States
ian1-w1m
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NASHVILLE To NEW ORLEANS.
NEW RU1In,SC AssocT.y,Ox

4 HAVE number of Handsome Building Lots in the
18th Ward, Nashville, near University Place. which
will sell 10 persons who viii build them fair terms
Onehslf Of the purchase money be paid the end otwu
years one fourth the end Of three years and onsur
81 the end of four wears and without interest
The lots are situated Maple ee are l55 feet deep
besides the alley and of good soil Some eight ten
vicinity.
Call soon, or you win miss an opportunity for coed
home oct3 A ! = LiNpSLEY
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pECRM GER RULES, 1854.

VS..
Jas NJ Carnwell and Ann Eliza Corn"ei', and others.
NN nleton and it appearing the Clerk aud Master
I J that James NJ Cornwel and Ann Eliza COrnWeii are
non.resdens of this State it is heceuPon ordered that
notification be made for thirty days IA the t,ivH md
t5.srjt published in Nashville, requiring the said Jas.
NJ aud Am Eliza COrnwe to appear at ie court house Ia
the town of Carthage, the I'd Monday 10 February
next then and there plead, answer or dennr 70 COM
nlainants bill aud in default thereof, said bill will be Ia
ken for confessed and set for hearing r- 10 them
ian--1m A. MOORE, Clerk and Master.
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T. s. Marshal, Mid Dist OF Tenn.
By B. y. CLEMENTS d. N. janl0-lw
c U II 20 VIZ D e r

7 HAVE now on hand and will hereafter keep con-
I s'ant supply Of the following articles:
DHp0nt'S Celebrated Rifle and Sporting Pow
der, IN canls,ers, quarter half and whole kegs
Tennessee Blasting, in kegs OF p lbs and bbls Of
100 lbs;
Safety Fuse, made by Toy Bickford & Co.-warranted
superior.
Railroad Contractors, Miners and The trade generally,
suppied at the lowest market rates
80 All orders shall meet with prompt attention.
WALTER SCOTT Agt for Manufacturers.
- Office with T. ). CHEATHAM Co. corner of Spring
and College streets. ianlGlf
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g5g- The Cumberland Valley left Louisville on
the 22l for this port.
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CoAL-There is a load of coal expected to-day
blythe Republic
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"a WESTERN AGENCY FOR TEE MARYLAND
STATE LOTTERIES
Ha.uiGcpHt Schemes for January. 4 .iI,

r. FRdACE g t5, BAN4FEhS.
THOR the convenience. Of Western and Southern Orders
Il the Managers have established Western Agency.
where all orders by s for tickets in any Of The MARY hnd
State Lotteries will meet with prompt attention. Tie
schemes for the month Of January he most attractive
offered both ia the brilliant Of Prizes and tho
nuu Der of Drawn Ballots The Maryland Lotteries are
all drawn in Baltimore under the personal suPerutend-
Of the State Lottery Commissioner. Bonds large
amount are gwen TO the State the payment OF
PnZss
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BARGAIYs IN BRIDGE sTOCY.

OFFER for sale from five to twenty-five Shares Of
Stock in the Wire Suspension Bridge, which will
guaranty TO pay dividend of Ten per cent for year
from the 10th of July next Call soon On
jan4-lw K. w. BROWN, Az Cherry St.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT PASSENGERS.

TVHE Hackmen of Nsahvile would announce to ae pub
lie that they all continue to convey passengers and
from the Depot and Steamboats, at the old prices 25 cent
reports to the contrary Notwithstanding There al
WAYS enough hacks at the depot river upon arrival
the cars and boats day night TO all the pas
ngers the hotels residences at the old prices. Bag
gage cars are also always on hand.
The public are warned against reports to the effect that
the Hacks charge over % cents.
We are responsible for baggage placed n our care.
Call ior Hack and will 90 directly to your place OF
destination without being driven all over the city, aud
without beng Jared Il a tig ,rdg0H. ---
laul7-lm HAChMEN OF Nasty Lille,
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NEW BOOKS.

| HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY,
| IL 1870, just received by JOHN YORK 4 co.
| pANCROFT'S UNITED STATES. Vol. VI,
! ID for sale BY JOHN YORK co.
| & PIRIT MANIFESTATION EXPLAINED.
| - By John B. Dods. For sale by
jana JOHN YORK co
FIFTH VOLUME COMMENCED.
PUTNAA'S MONTH"; K-JANL4PY
AMONG TaE CONTENTS
Portraits of Contributors Author Of "The Couque-
rors Grave.
The Ocean and its Life.
Winter.
Was Napoleon Dictator?
The Old Sculptor and his Pupil
Professor Phantil0-A Romance Of the Water Cure.
Spenseriana
Hard Swearing on a Church Stseple.
The Rich Merchant of Cairo.
Our Given Names.
TO Mummy Wheat.
Israel Potter; or Fifty Years of Exile Chapter XIX.
Continued. Chapter Xxx. The Shuttle.
Negro NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Modern.
Are all Men Descended from Adam?
Secret Societies-The know.NOthings.
~ TsExs-25 cents per number, or 50 per annum.
Ian2. JOHN YORK CO, Agents.
I iARIES for 1856. ALMANACS for 1855.
~ For sale BY JOHN YORK co.
SCHO0L Bo0kS-JOHN YORK co. also have on
y hand complete stock OF Classical and Common School
BOOKS winch they offer for sale at reduced prices.
PARTY LEADERS
WAY-DOWN-EAST; By JACK DowxISG.
THE NEWS-BOY.
THE LOST HEIRESS
JOURNEY TO CENTRAL AFRICA; By BAYARD
TAYLOR.
For sale by JOHN YORK co.
RECTIFIED WHIsKEY.
1--WE HUNDRED bbls "Nsetar Whisky for sale by
4 JAMIE E. 8. CHEATHAA co.
FINE WHIsKEY.
TWO HUNDRED bbls Robertson County OLD Double
! Distilled Corn Whlskey, veg superior quality:
For sale by janl6 E.S. CHEATHAM co.
RYE wHISKEY.
TWENTY bbs pure Old Monon gahela Rye Whiskey-
janis Z. S. CHEATHAM &Co
THIRTY bbls 5est Cincinnati Ale fresh Just received
4 and Cor sale by Tjanl6l E. S. CHEATHAa & co.
CHEESE.
ONE HUNDRED boxes select W. r. Cheese. Just re-
" ceived and for sale by
jsnl6 Els. CAEATHAM b co.
TWENTY boxes best Cincinnati Starch. Just received
L and for sale by janlGl E. S. CHEATHAM co.
BROOMS.
THIRTY dozen Corn Brooms. just received and for
l. sale by [janl6 IS. CHEATHAM co.
STAR CANDLES
HNE HUNDRED boxes half aud quarter boxes Star
~ Candles. Just received and TOR sale BY
janl6 E.a CHEATHAM Co
OYSTERS.
EORTf boxes Fresh Baltimore Oysters IN Just
L received aud for sale by
jamie E. s. CHEATHAM 4 co.
MATCHES. |
NIFTY gross Matches in round short boxes. Just re-
/ ceiVed and for sale by
janis E.S CHEATHAM co.
TEAS (FRESH.)
THIRTY boxes Imperial Tea;
L half chests KXFBA line Black Teas;
do do Green do
Just received an d for sale by
janis 6. :. CHEAThAM ( co.
FLOUR.
THREE HUNDRED bbls s. +. Flour FRESa Just re-
L ceiyed and for sale by
janis +. s. CHEATHAM 4 co.
ANDREW JOHNSON, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF
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STEAMER IROQUOISE.

81 NJ D. L. F. II. BROOKS, MASTER, 81
,fSha@ a WISHES to inform the public that be has
syr5TF' recently purchased this substantial Steamer.
sss-Zza and intends running her during the present
season from
NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS,
and soics from his old friends as formerly q share
public patronage. Mr.. THOMAS ]. HOPKINS viii act as
Clerk and will veevery attention any business that
be entrusted to him. Whenever there patronage su
eent and shippers desire by application the boats agents
trips will be extended the Cumberland river high up
as ROME.
The IkOQUOlSE has superior accommodations for Pas
SengerS and Freight standing No in Insurance.. Apply
to JOHNSON & WEAVER or
JOHN YEAfEAN. Agents.
nOT1O-em RWG