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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

IN NJ VT ~ a. sm.ssn M ~ ra.,sSrs
Assessszy Transit Company Of Eiss,assH prepr,ssors
other route avoiding ths deadly Panama sysG, ana S
nne. Of dangerous boating in Parma Bay Tss spsadid
Aenhle engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, 260O tons
burden, Capt HpklepauGh viii iesvs psR No. North Hva
~ 3o'clooi prssissy, tor Puata ArSnas Wednss
1000 tens burden the HeAzagus Transit rcuts hsvai
bu. twelve miles Of land faasp0Htaon by hrse aass
riages For inpAton 81 Tia reduced rates %
ply only 70 CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. Bowiins
teys tahen for 6X eenta oaoh "
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rENAHTY REGISTRAR.

~7On -roK RENTS OF BRICK HOUSE IN
PtOV. Twelfth street, sixth avenue delightful
ioss.i0. trees in 'front.' yard full Of bath
kespns nearly all new. 81 500. Apply TO PETER A n.
JACKSON, 1893 Broadway, between ii end u A. NJ Ne
lease unless furniture 10 purchased.
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N
The city. Address Physieian box III Post Once.
A BRAEcHAND DEPOT OF DR. sHUBERGER's LIN
IA lsb0ra,ory and dspens $50 Broadway
ed At 129 Franklin street two doors from West Broadway.
All chronic acute such mercul sorofala
We DO they OF long Or recent be they
euriA principles forfeit So the nerearyJ SEE
DR. Shubergcrs cards and cfrcuArs opn ions
At this branch office particular attention paid
disease Of the above pature by Dr. Kyug md
assistants under the supervision Of DR. Em L. Shubssssr
nR yR eERAU's oFrICE Fox fHR sSpCryIo
IL sAanent Of piles and dssases u ths bsuss q seks
rsl 81 Fourth street. ssrnsr Of srss<way Once GsSa
IT, and6P n. cnrs warranted trsetment nef csI-
pcnced Money returned when net satipAs1, Soy veIs
ss, i,, s s,s,s cure y 81 s.s.sss ss
usn aesinss future attacks By nisi.Ai Sssss - -
nK coaBErr. 10 DUANE srKsI1 NAY An con-
~ suited with ssnAasa:s on ssstA. Assasss YseEs n
permanent HIS tressment 4 the sss - d. pess.
tssd BY ths great ReoId, Of Parfs N BDs C,s kors
ssnsmssr eftAsN r Univsssity, be q ~ See
nR. COOPER, Il DUANE STREET, 60 LONG TN0VT
~ 20 tbs sitizsps Of New Ysrk o ~ Scs essssfsi
asttiensr this country boar seatn 90 u Is
suited 81 his cid sss, rslisng the ana nv
ins eonsoltion - many en- sshtug hsarS. ri. 1910.
quantities. cure n al eases undsFkaksa- - -
nR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STRHnf, HAS FD1TORM
~, cd more cures than any eshss nsAleal n New
York Dr. nsstnsnt 10 safs anA sHVeditess; his ns6f
enes can DO taken without fer u Assssen 0hargss
esrsse And she nsnsy rsfandsa sssfseen nee gvsn
nn. PERRY, 81 FRANKLIN Strict. NRAR FAy-
lsrs saloon, may b consulted seshdentany r. seetxn
.deases DIT Perr the neest for purss freneh remedy
ier female irrsgulAfitiss Prize ~ I'D -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-20

ON BLACK sTARLINE OF PACKETS FOR LYME
Capt Cutting, win positively salt Friday, June q and
has excellent few cabin
East river or TO WILLIAMS GUION 40 Fulton street
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Saloon 90, SOS and Ss6, according 10 sts3s room.
limited number Of third class pesssngeRs VIII - taka
From Phil.dsphs. .ss0 Iron Lysrp0el. -
estss Of passage drAfs on liverpool sums -
sterling and upwards Apply 70 SAMUEL SMITH, AgsnA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12
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.rr.1ns wasnINGToN.


" asnlScroN. Aprii 2 The baauoe n the sui
Treasury on the 26th of LASS month was 81, 579 :
7 82s. almost the exact amount which the present
Secretary OF the Treasury found there on his aces
sion to Office two years ago II is little remark
able that thehelviest deposit OF Government funds
I is at st Louis. Nj souri, with the exception o.
! New York The public treasure at st L5nis, where
comparatively nothing IS collected, exceeds -four
millions of dollars. II viii be dsblrsed chiefly for
the support Of the Indian service and the main
tenance of the army On the P aims. - tao's1
The naval preparations for Cuban demonstra-
ton conthue, and al the fcrcs which the rayy can
supply viii speedily be 'mQbil.z9d," TO use phra g
fAInil zsd TO cur cars By Tie condition OF Europe.
The precise character OF this movement must be a
SUBJECT Of cor jesare. IL the powerful nayaifer
now stated to be IN course of Equipment and or
ganzs n be PLACID under the command Of an
otheer OF discretion, energy. and aliily, the lest
results NAY be hoped from its visit to Havana,
There is one man in the navy eTninentiy fitted fer
this delicate and impsrtantsereice. 1t IS Coumo-
dore d. G Perry, The moral effect Of his appoint
ment would SO far to promote settlement OF exist :.
ing difficulties. 1t wonld assure 10 the people OF
our own country thsttae honor of its flag and its
substantial interest would be vigilanhy guarded al d
amply INDICATED, and at the same time would
SATISFY Spain and the authorities Of Cuba that moth
ing inconsistent with their rights would bedemand-
ed All specuiations upon the proceedings OF the
CABINET on question of the charatter are idle aud
rdicuou2- Correspondence ~ /. Cour. Inquirer.
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s7- The Adutant General has issued tie TO-
lowing order for tie organization of the four new
regiments: The headquarters of the first and Sec
ond regiments Of cavalry viii be established at JEFF
feTson Barracks, No, and Louisville. Ky, resree-
lively the headquarters Of the ninth infantry at
Fort Monroe, Va; ans of the tenth regiment at
Carlisle Barracks, Pa. The recruiting for the new
regiments will be conducted under the superintend-
ence of their colonies, to whom al the officers APP
pointed will, accordingly, Immediately report by
letter, giving their address and suggesting the
places in the neighboFhood where recruiting rem
devious could probably, be opened to the best ad-
vantage.
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By Last Nights Mail.

BALTIMORE, April 6-The mate aad psrt Of the
crew fthe James Chester, taken eff by the Lucy
Sharper, arrived from Wilmington this morning.
They represent tbat they pumped the'vessel for
81 DAYS and nights and that the water tank leaked
water unfit for TIE crew TO use. They We're sick
from dysantery and scurvy from the bad water.
TIE brig Two Friends, which rescued them,
conld furnish no ater or relief The wafer gain
ing on them it vas beleged impossible 10 carry
her into port, hence Their deseyton Of the vessels
They deny all knowledge of anger holes. -s.;.
A dispatch from Savannah, of Saturday, says
that the Two Friends arrived, and a part of the
crew were arrested and imprisoned by the Mayo.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Ii persons knowing themselves in previous tc
~ fEst January earnestly requested tn make imme
dise payment, and those indebted to Z. C. MeNSTy
previous TO January 1854 had better up al oRc<,
they will have 10 settle with an officer. -
jan23-f r. G. McNAIRY 4 CO.
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

FROM fHR BOOKS or TaE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
NEW ORLEANS, per steamer Iroquois-6S bids sugar,
liz sacks coffee 405 bbls oissses ls9 hf do IL bbs
gar, 1900 bags fine SALT casks porter hid. ware %
plants tierce rice, "a bundles fshirg poles bbs
she'll box roses, ar bbl rice hf do sugar. nantlla
stands, large way freight
PlTTSBURG, per steamer Belle Goding-l2l barrels
whiskey SOL pkgs glass wars las boxes glass; pieces
hollow ware, 4ss axes Isl bags coffee BIS kegs nails 10
bbls ale pipes liquor crates queens ware. II boxes
marbles bundles STEEL, SAFE Al pigs tobacco trees,
= rolls carpet. lot of iron, l27l pkgs mdss.
MEMPHIS, per steamer G Cliuc-509 bbls salt l20
boxes soar s pkgs mdse.
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TRENTON, n. J. April 5.-The House passed to-
iav over the Governors veto. the following Bank
Bills Freehold, Woodbury., Hunterdou, and Perth
AmboY Bsaa5-al iy three-filhs vote. They
are al new charters. The HunteTdon Bank is a
change from tie general to the special law
The joint meeting came of Commissioners
were appointed for every county. There was no
election for State Treasurer and State Prison keep
e. The factions could not unite on both Offices,
although the Democrats were some six or eight in
the minority. \ resolution was finally carried to
adjourn without delay. Concurrent resolutions
then passed TO adjourn both House sine de to-
morrow. The old State Treasurer and Keeper Q!
State prison VIII hold over. r....
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS e@-~
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
TIE HouR on puBrrcAr1on

LopI'vilLr, April II, noon.--The river s rising
slowly. E
: PirTsnrGo, Apr. i, noon Eight feet scant wa
ter in the channel -
. NEw YoRK, Apr. IL, noon-Coston unchanged
with moderate demand. Flour moderate, sales
at former rates. Corn easier, but not quotaby
lover. Pork firm. Lard unchanged Money plenty
Z CIScrsNATI Apr. IL, noon--Ths river has risen
rs inches. Flour steady at 9 80 toe go Kh;s-
key 20. Provisions firm. No. l. lard 81. ez.
LouIsvnIE, Apr. IL, night-River rising. Shot
well has been raised and goes into dock at Paaacah
Damage to..reight viii not be heavy
CIscrNNArI, Apr. IL. night River risen le
inches Flour firm, 8 80 to co. Whiskey %.
Prime iard9 No change in groceries
NEW YORK, Apr IL, night.-Cotton market Grm,
with an upward tendency. Flour unchanged. Corn
hrm. Pork sitter, but rot quotably higher. Lard
unchanged. A--~
PTTsBURo, Apr. II, night. = River unchanged
since noon.
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/. 'asp SECOND LARGE BALE AT AvuT1os
Spring and Summer Goods
by
"A J. DUNCAN e gp

/ TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY & TUUnSr y
APRIL 18th, ISth and 18th,
I WE will sell at Auction on TUESDAY. WEpNFsnt ~
/ w AND THURSDAY, APRIL 18TH, 18Th AND 10 IN
enrey NRw STRING GOODS, Of Foreign s sDsr
Manufacture, embracing the very latest styles sud l
The The Spring and summer Trade which win DO sol 5e
''''' anu "' WIZ FOREIGN GOODS.
Black and Fancy Colorsd Cloths, Of Fseneh English SID
the different STYLES and qualities BLACK and Fancy satin
sk Engh We adnI M ss ss, and Printed yssas
and Gro de Rhine Silks Black and Fancy SILK Crava
iIandSereief. Madrass and Linen andkerchefs Hon
Ribbons large and handsome assortment of entrey ne
six BLOND Ribbons English Printed Jacone and Mas ~
of styles and bright cosors French Lawns and
III Striped ana Figured Brilliant Palm Printed Rore sa
French plain and fancy coors; Green Blue and
Plain CooreG Ginghsms; Hoyles Superior al Prints
French and English Fancy end Plain Prints; French and
English Oh Prints Of all widths and Qualities French ard
English FIannes Wool and silk Wool Irish French
German and Russia Linens Of all qualities Plain and Twill
and Pink Colored Linens; rsh and French Linen Dnngs
OF superior aO o. az h dGiG 9 French and Ger
French Linen Cotton and Silk Threads; Buttons Trim
Goods Laces Gloves Hosiery &e Frenes s
Gloves and Mts, of styles Suspenders Port Monaes
embracing roe largest Of Foreign Goods have
ever had the pleasure of offering
STAPLE AND FANCY AMERICAN Err CAN GOODS;
Prints. Black, Red Green Blue and Orange, yellow and
Damask Prints Furniture Prints domestic G1nghsms, MINI
chester do, Pennsylvania do 900 Bale. Brown Sheeng
Shirng Drilling Osnaburgs; 1874, IA 1914 Brown Sheet
Ing; Beached Domestics, Of all qualities and wietaS
Reached Driiings, Black and COlored Cambries Sesas
Yes; Padding Canvas Padding COttonades OF all qualities
Plain Striped and Plaid Blue Denins and Dlings Union
Linens. Book fold and a. NsRkns and Linens SILK ard
Woollen Tweeds, Allwool Tgseds, Andelusian Merino
Cloth article; Black and Colcred Csshmerets and
Fancy Satneits Baskiie Linen Of unique stylee,
Whittentou Cassimeres Striped sanes Cadet Mixed Cot
lonades great variety OF Trimmings &c, DC; Umbrellas
Psrasols of all sizes and variety fans, OF every variety
Bonnets and Bonnet Flowers, &c.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Pioneer Mills, Robertson CouAty, Tennessee.
sumner Spinning and Manufacturing Company, SUMNER
County, Tennessee.
Mount Verd Mills, Athens, Tennessee. --ti
Sylvan Mills, ShcIbyvile, Bedford Couny Tennessee
Augusta Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
Macon Manufacturing Company, Georgia. -lt
Rassweli Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
The above comprises OF the leading articles at the
Stock now Ia store, which will be sold freely.
Sale commencing at Q O'Clock.
Terms liberal. A. j. DUNCAN & co.
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL II. 1865.
TnE PExrrExT1ARY.--The GoserDor' and the

The PEsTTESTIAKy.--The Governor aud tbs
Board Of Commissioners of the Penitentisry met
yesterday to consult upon what action shall be Ia
ken in regard TO the buildings now lying in ruins
We understand they determined TO go immediately
to work ard rebuild. Wepresume no other course
could be taken under the circumstance, though il
The instis1tion could be removed, and the labor
changed, we have no doubt it would meet the ap
probation of majority Of the people Of the State.
That this will be eventually done, We have no
doubt, and better opportunity could be desired.
--NasFvMs TINE Wig.
We understand that The inspectors Of the Peni-
Tertiary viii do nothing in the way of rebuilding,
father than 10 repair the injured wing SO as TO
keep the prisoners safely, and provide sheds in
which the convicts may be employed. A small
expense only win be incurred until the meeting Of
the Legislature, to whom the question Of rebuild
ing on the present site viii be referred.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

OF Tag KNIcKERBocKER-The April No. Of
the KaicEer5ocker Magazine has come tohaud. We
receive many good Magazines but Of all the K;ick-
booker is the best Tt is strictly National, and &
sectional prejudices never encountered in its pages
We have read it as many years as it has been
printed, and until it has become to us necessity
The April No. IS rich in its various departments,
and particularly 50 in the inimitable Gossip"
We remind those who are not subscribers that the
Khickarbocker is published monthly by SAMUEL
HUEsToN. New York. at So a wear.
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COMMERCIAL.
NAsHvIILe, April |,

Pa ,uzI1l NASHVILLE, April IL, 2
CofroS-We notice an improvement in the tone of the
Cotton market Sale, in ALL did exceed 200 bales
6a7I.
TOBACCo-At Johnson, Horne Co.'S ( hhds fol-
lows: 81 IS. 90, 25 80 at A. HsmiItop's, Q hhds
ri So G5, 6 70.
GROCERIES-Ths Grocery market quite active in
the early part of the week. bat Stacked up yesterday
Stocks on hand quite limited.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

FATAL AFTRAYIS BooNE,-The ST. Louis E,teli-
ssncsT learns that shooting affair occurred near
Columbia, which resulted in the death Of one man
and the mortal woundirg of another. 1t seems That
difficulty existed between two citizens, named
Ewing and Lane, growing ont Of Lane having had
Ewing arrested on suspicion of horse stealing The
parties met on Tuesday whereupon, after some
wTangling, both drew reviewers and commenced
firing. Ewing fred three times, each bali taking
effect in the body of Lane; the latter fred twice
one ball penetrating Ewing's brain and killing him
instantly. Lane was arrested. His wounds are
50 serious that there is but little hope of bis recov-
cry.
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~ It's reported that TIE Venezuelan consul,
10 view Of the want Of population in the country lie
represents, has proposed to the commissioners of
emigration to ship al the able-boded Sardinian ex
lies who arriTed here in the Des Geneys 10 Vene-
zuea if the commissioners viii pay s25 per head
for their passage The Offer is said to be still IN
der consideration.
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MARINE NEWS.
THE OCEAN STEAMERS. -

THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sailing DAYS to and from the United States.
FROM EUROPE - ~
HERM ANN (Am.) Southampton, Feb Is, fer. New York
AFRICA tBr) Liverpool March g. for. Boston
ATLANTIC tAm.l Liverpool, March 10, for New York
ASIA (Br) Liverpool, March H. for Boston
BALTIC. (Am) Liverpool March 81 for New York
WASHINGTON, (Am) South,ton, March %, for n. York
AMERICA, (Br) Liverpool, March y, for. Boston
NASHVILLE AM Liverpool April z, for New York
FROM THE UNITED STATES
NASHVILLE (An) New York. March q, for. Liverpool
HERMANN any New York, March 81, fer. Bremen
AFRICA fBr) Boston March %, for. Liverpool
ATLANTIC, Gam New York, april 4, for Liverpool
ASIA (Br) Boston, April II, for. Liverpool
BALTIC, lam New YORK. april Is for Liverpool
AMERICA, CBr Bos!oa april IS Liverpool
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

FB BY referring TO our advertising columns
1t VIII be seen that our old friend, Bss s. WELLER,
has associated with him Mr.. CHARLES B. CocpER,
well known az a first rate workman and clever
business man. They have on hand good assort-
ment of everything in their line at prices that
viii be satisfactory to all Give them call sif
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

Pnu,DLPnIA, April "a letter his been re-
cr7ed here from 81. Thomas, dated the 18th Of
March, which reports the burning OF the Custom
House there and also the adjoining Warehouse Of
Messers. Whitmore s Co with all its contents
The Ioss il put down at $50 600. Il is supposed
the buildings were 81! on Ere by an nceudisTy.
II has been raining here since eight O'Clock this
In.rnng.
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RIVER NEWS.
RIVER NEWS.
REPJRTD BY q. II. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AeEsrA
WrnNrcnav prii ia u =,

Z
O. REPJRTD BY q. II. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AeEsrA
WEDNESDAY, April la P NJ
The river ill continues to swell gradually, but
has net as yet quite regained its former height
There is now on the shoals ] feet water, with the
prospects Of a light addition. The reports from
Burksville of 10 feet of rise, we now begin 10
conesive was more anticipated than real. The
steamers now above, have been due day or two;
from their hardness in reaching port, certainly
argues lack Of water.
The weather is pleasant and Spring like and
from general appearance may be termed settled for
a few days.
Arrived. G. Cline, from Memphis lroqouia,
from New Orleans; and Belle Goulding, from Pitts
burg. sisa
Departed None.
p. S---Arrived, Odd Fellow from Burksyiiie
She reports river falling all the way down,
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Books aza statsonexy.
EEw FIax

HAVING this GSy assce a'sd with ne my Brother Joux
III T. HsesS we all continue he BOOK AND sra
TiONEkT kU>lN Esq under the s'sie Of f. HA6aS K
BRO, 81 re OH staud on Market street.
March a. lisa. r. EAGaN.
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The steamer Iroquis, is now at the landing direct
iron New Orleans. Tomorrow she will be ready
to receive freight for the Crescent City. On Fri
day evening she will depart for the Sunny South,
and afford the travelling community good chance
for quick and agreeable trip of pleasure or busi-
ness
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

STEAMER EVANSVILLE SuSK.-This new stern
wheeler, which left here Cd Saturday, bound for
White river, is reported sunk 10 her main deck,
about 100 miles below here
We understand thu: the Evansville vas not in
sured Her cargo was insured in this city. As
the water is only ever her. main deck, she will
probably be rlised and her cargo sayed in a dam
aged conditiop.-Lou jour. a -. :
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New ORLEANS April 6.--Cottoh,+- The market is
firm, with sales to-day of 1000 bales--sa!es Of the
week SO, 500 bales Stock 100000 Decrease ia
receipts at the port 1875 900 bales Prime Molasses
274. Coffee l0I to II. Sales oflhe week $4,000
bages. Sock q, 600 bags. Cora 81 10. f7 4
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EosToE, April 5-The Advertise TINS morning
reiisrates its previous statement against the Visit,
ing Committee OF the legislature, and makes fresh
charges of outrageous conduct GA the occasion Il
the recent iDquisioTal inspection OF the Caihoilc
Seminary in Roxburv, The editors have been
summoned to appear before the Joint Committee
of Inquiry in Saturday next
Hon Ralph MetcalG Goveor elect Of New
Hampshire, is said to be serouly i'll at his home
IN Newport
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

~ The Church Tenure Bill-Senstor Put
nams--Passed the Assembly of New York as it
came from the Senate and has probably already
received the executive sanction. Tie vote stood
93 tog
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HsGAK q BRO.
hook SELLERS AND s'TATIONERS,

No 81 n uke1 Street, Nashville Tenn,
M OSLD eai liie b8a cf AeTc'i9st<, Poidisrs
teachers sBd Others - thir large sssGrtmenf q
1,o,,oots nEDiSAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOoEl
1870. ana zap Paper, Blank Books and STA
generally, which they are offering to the trade
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

or The Governor Of Pennsylvania has signed
tie bill extending The charter Of the Bank of Penn
.yyauia for twenty years
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

or LINDSEY & CROCKETT sell &c building lots in
FOsters's addition this morning. Their terms are
easy, and persons wishing to build viii do well to
attend -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

The THEATEE-The play of the Nsiesboy de-
servedly continues to draw good houses to the
theatre, 1t will be repeated tonight with fine
old farce
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

AZ The Kansas Herald gives the vote in The
Lesvenworth and Hickory precincts. The pro-
slavery vote was 1,lG3 and the anti slavery vote
NEns &C
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

~ Dispatches in the New York papers Of Fri-
day state that the Democrats have gained lsrgey
10 the town elections in Michigan.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

TTtos. :. HARRIS THE GENERAL AGENT of
THIS PAPER FOR COLLECTING SUBSCRIPTIONS
ADVERTISING, &C.
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PRovIpENcE. April 5.-Tho Coroner's jury in the
case of Mrs. Baker and Miss Hamiin, two elderly
ladies, who were found dead in house that had
zen SET on fire in Burryille have reformed a YER
r.that they were murdered by some person or
= s to the iury unknown.