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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

HN,O YOUR POST."-THE MEMBERS OF THE INA
i onal Club" nre requested 10 attend the regular
Ing this evening" at their quarters National Haul, Canal
street. O'Clock, as business q importance viii come be
fore body. Come ALL Tho club whose deyo-
ton the American principles IL Ike continual food
who like the mighty Pontiac will know retiring
ebb." B VAN RiPER, President
HENRY RANSOM, Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

WANTEr-TWO YOUNG GIRLS TO DO URNgRAI.
" bousewoik WHO understand lheif business
Ign, Hamilton ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

WANTED-A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A
cook, washer reironer; III excellent &cscresa:
gea eiy reference Aopy W. 18Th ia the Can
s.n Tor i've days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

OOp WARD.-TO THE DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB
the dencc rate r.cfs aid waTd.iayng got The
regular nonnsio from sad cub the ticket headed Tao
mas r Alderman, aad finding sail Mcsorey trying
TO hspe WI liz placed Councilman on said uckc 10 my
pssce hereby csnen said club and he democras OF SAID
70 Voe the regular nomination. headed Peter Mas
OWEN McKENNA.
NOMINATING Co4xrrrrE
VIM TNornson Chm Eiwnrd tn,a1 Patrick Mekenna,
Patrtck Maiion Sec William Mcurpie Capt. J. McCort,
nueh 1horr tou Francis Campbell, james burhis.
W NV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05
IETELLIGENCE OVTICNs.

WANTED. IMMEDIATELY-A MEMBER or GOOD
w cooks HasherS and ironers for GOOD families gooi
~ates; asa fifteen 10 twenty girls for general hosswk-
lhoee having good references taye immediate
$40.
WAN1FD--AT NO. 4EAST BROADWAY, fBAgEMESr,
first cass barkeepcr for hosl two saes-,sn for
ia. str oystIman, make znseH gensraly
he ssron Places speedily procured clerks rt~rs men
on RAJ oads and steamers boz, for trades and
mascss Ac. AplUto EDWARD SI1LEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

WANTED-A SMART. ACTIVE, YOUNG MAN ONs
W that's well acquainted with taking tsnra, mlrxiag
gu toxes ~ aiso the packing IT furniture that uudsr
81, nos the above may eppy 10 Il We'll In Easex st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

VNAkTkD-A SITUATION, BY REsPE IT Agf,-
w young woman, nurse or chaSnbermAd C.n be -oen
for two day at ~ whitehall good reference given II
quhed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

WAkTED-A NEAT AND TIDY GIRL. AS CHAMBER.
" maid ana seams rcss; must willing 10 AXE hersf
generally useal aud have cit references. Apply from
sixth avenues. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

WAtTEp-BY CAPABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A SIT
uaoD as PROBES ed cook; unde stands all kius OF
ard coniec ioney Also hrst bousekeepef; give
good reference. Apply g.2s6 Blocker Gan
ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

DRoCLAMATION.-IN PCIsUANOE OF A EESOLU.
i ton OF the Common council Of tbe city OF New York
hereby oer reward Of hundred ,e deo
uon Of an, person voting or attempting 10 lss
"s any person ~h0 shall assist
ano or 10 give offer hts illegally; any
election d,rc, tor that purpose the ensuing eIecn
be held IL thus city the ssth Of keyeaber Inst
pad upon 'he conviction o. the offender and The ceoae of
The Recorder District Attorney, hat such
the testimony Of tho pers p@rsous caugg sach re-
ward Hut NIL claims for Il. ward presented
deiri ned 10 writing. within twenty days after he
Of such offender. aa DO dlsregsrdcd Given my
hand, nj the Mayors Office. FERNANDO WOOD, .yor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

WAKTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECfABLF
w young womah who peroctis understands her bnsi
~ ia,ndfess willing assist with the if
CURED. lhe hes, city gvea III ~ SO
Fourth ct. letM cen the Bowery and latay Place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05
mnE YoI4oWINa LETTER. FROM MR. sourNwoRrus


AILAIRE WORKS, New York, Sept. -
Dear Strive deem our duty al this tma address yoaon
e position you occupy The candidate or Commissioner Of
ncpaIe and supplies.
We were not until your name announced in
the newspapers, Ua asprsnt for political posi-
ion. when such announced by yourself
W. feel confident that received hat nomination solely
your re puialon man, Just coinpi
uent You known 20 the last twenty years a. a me
the great part Of the time employed by
firm OF r. sccor Co. niso present trustworthy
tuaou The foreman Of our foundry mo aae Works
You all times given satisfaction we
should rcgre; losing ycu Should yoa fortunately recsiv. AZ
election we Will with pleasure, MAKE the sacriiee 4 70
ADVANCE yourself feeling ihu ell have tne right 10 sseS
sia,ioas uat to end Tor their Increased benefit
We ia common with he mechanics Of The city of New York
exertions anf admire
Nhczc liz has devoted honorable hvehoi-
name Will add Strength tho ticket, aud should your fow
cxcns you from She Workshop 10 place yon
az one OF important bureaus have confidence IN
your abilities and honesty of purpose he To-
IL, e-t- @ city government J, BBEASfEp,
Mr.. jos. Sorraw oRrH. I. y. sEcOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-05

4 SITUATION WAITED by A EEsPEcTABl.g YOUNG
q woman as cook waeher and foner or wo nd go as
criiert Aundress understands her 0ppJ
ely reference No objection city country Can se
Tor two days No 80 Crosby between spring and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04
I. HAGAN & BRO,
BOOK SELLERS AND ScATIONERS

T. HAGAN & BRO,
BOOK SELLERS AND STATIONERs,
No. 81 Market Street, Nashville. Tenn,
NI OULD call the atten'iOn of Merchants, Peddlers
w Teachers and Others to their large assortment of
SCHOOL, MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Letter and Cap Paper, Blank Books and sta.
ionery generally, which they offering to the trade
at low prices.
THE MAY FLOWER, AND MISCELLA.
Il NE0US WRITINGS BY Harriet Beecher Stowe
Author of " Uncle Toms Cabin, &c. One vol, cloth
Price 81 30.
The Slave OF the Camp. A Posthumous Novel By
VIM. North. vel, cloth. Price 81 so
Corsica: PIcrUREsouE HISTORICAL Social. With
Sketch OF the Early Life of Napoleon From the Ger
man. BY Edward Joy Morris VOL cloth. Price 81 80.
A Long Look Ahead; Or. The First Stroke and
the Last by A. s. Roe Author of James Monijoy" &c.
vol cloth Price 81 80
The Life of Sam. HOustOn-The only Authentic
Memoir Of him published.
IS my ielow."-Get H0ust0ns Speech Tie (oD.prOmise
Measures
In volume illustrated Price 81 80.
Westward, HO! Voyages and Adventures Of Sir
Amos Leigh Knight of Burrolgh in the county of Devon
in the reign of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. Rendered
ton Locke. &c. VOL Price 50 90.
The Castle Builders. By the author of "The Heir
of Redclifie.' l VOL 80 cents.
Temptation; Or. The Unknown Heiress BY j. +.
Smith author of ''Stanfeld Hail." DC.
Ellen MOrtimOTe; Or, The Beautiful Creole of Cuba
Grace Lee. BY Julia Ksvanagh. vols, paper
Afraja; Or, Life snd Love in Norway: A Norwegian
and LaDand Tale Translated from the German OF Theo-
dore Mugge, By Edward Joy Morris. l vol 81 50
Robert Graham: Sequel TO Linda. By Mrs Ca.
r0line Lee Henz 50 cents.
IDgenue; Or, The First Days Of Blood BY Alexan-
der Dumas. l vol, cloth. 81 30.
With many Others Just received by
apes HAGAN & BRO, Market st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04

Rev. A. B. RozELL-We are requested by the
Rev Mr.. RozFL TO state that at the urgent socita
ton of several gentlemen he will, on Wednesday
the 9th Of May, leave Nashville on the Memphis
steam packet to visit the lands before spoken of in
his articles on the subject, lying in Mississippi
county, Arkansas, belonging to DR.. FowLKrs He
takes this method to invite all who may be DESTROYS
of making personal examination of them to join
him in the trip on Wednesday next-leaving Nash
vile in the evening.
He had not intended to 60 before July-but
urged to do so nOw, he takes this method ofnform-
ing his many correspondents on the subject in this
region OF the State-hopirg such as may find it
convenient will avail themselves of this favorable
opportunity Of doing so.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04

During the professional visit of Madame SoNrAG
Rossr to the United States, she invested twenty
thousand dollars in stocks of the United States in
her own personal name; and, after her decease,
administration upon this property as legal assets in
the State Of New York, was granted by the surro-
gate Of the county of New York to GEORGE CHRIST
as the attorney of Count Rossr the husband of the
deceased Attorney General CUSHING, however
has just given an opinion that Count RossI being
nonresident alien, is not, by the statutes of New
York, entitled to a ADMINISTRATION there, and not
being entitled himself, he cannot communicate any
representative right Of administration to Mr.
CHRIST
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04
RIVER NEWS.

REPORTED BY H. Il. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
THURSDAY, May 3, 1855.
The river still recedes, with feet inches on
Harpeth Shoals. The prospects for speedy rise
are rot as Aattering as might be desired; yet the
rains of yesterday and to-day if widely dispersed,
may have the effect to check any further decline for
the present.
The weather is now mild and spring-like, present
ing no indications of protracted dry spell
Steamers Progress and Rescue not yet arrived
the former, however, may be looked for to-day.
Steamer Fawn still at Harpeth Shoals-will meet
with immediate despatch on arrival
Arrived-Nettie Miller, from Paducah.
Steamer Republic loading for up tie river, and
will depart tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04

\ EARLY CABBAeE.-Dr. CHEATHAM, at the Lunstic
Asylum, is not only performing the primary duties
of his Office in a manner to place the institution
among the first in the country, but he is improv-
ing the fine farm attached to the Asylum and
proving himself an excellent practical farmer The
committee on farms Of the late State Fair made
honorable mention of the Doctors labors in this
field and we add our testimony to this, on receiv-
ing present of early cabbage much the largest we
have seen in this climate at this season of the
year The plants were started in hot-house,
were transplanted TO favorable soil in slarch, and
the outside leaves are more than twelve inches
long
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04

Z0I Ftl1es amounting 10. ......,.... So. 600
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSI
Tickets S. 00-Halves 50 5O-Quarter, Al 81.
Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville will nlsosa sava
their orders with Il. H. BR0CKwAY, II Public Sonara
who is authorized to receive and forward them ana Ia
whom the schemes and drawings will be regularly sent
compliance with the above will save much time and
labor necessary to answer individual orders from time to
time.
~ Every prize drawn at each drawing
slss- Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par
SS3- All communications strictly confidential
SAMUEL SWAMI, Agent and Manager
Sign of the Bronze Lions
Montgomery, Ala
- Thos Welsh and Justus Wyman, Esq's, Sworn
Commissioners to Srperntend the Drawing
ap26-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04

The traveller may now 60 directly from Chicago,
in Illinois, to Burlington, in Iowa, by the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad, which is COM
pleted and furnished with trains now running At
Burlington the emigrant finds himself in the south
east corner of Iowa, where he may make up his
mind to either settle in that fertile state, or,
turning his course little TO the north OF west pass
on to Nebraska; or taking direction little to
the south ofwest reach the territory of Kansas
Between Chicagoaud Burlington there is no change
of cars. The route passes through some of the
finest, most productive and most populous counties
of Illinois
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04

OF The sale Of Messrs. LINDsLEY & CROCKETT,
IN BLooos addition to Nashville was largely at
tssnlsd yesterday, and the bidding was energetic
az spirited The number Of lots sold was forty
three making in the aggregate about ., 100 feet,
aud at an average OF nearly sixteen dollars per
foot This will do pretty we'll for our suburban
village.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04
FOR THE COUNTING HOUSE.

DLANK CHECK BOOKS on all the Banks;
ID BLANK COP YLAG BOOKS for Letter Presses;
PATENT BLOTIZNG BOARD;
Bills OF LADING-RALLROAD RECEIPTS
COUYTING-HOCSE RACKS-POST BOXES;
ARNOLDS FLUZD-ARNOLDS CARALYR;
GOLD PENS-.STEEL PENS -LNRISTANDS;
BILL HEADS-LETTER UNCR;
CHECK TlES-PEE RI CRS-EYGELOPES;
BANK BOOKS, &c, &c. For sale by
apll CHARLES W. SMITH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04
SUNDRIEs.
GAS FITTING,

GAS FITTING.
NNTE still continue insert Gas Pipes Of the usual low
w prices and prepared TO make Alterations, do
any kind OF work in line and warrant il well done.
Gas Fixtures.
We are offering large Chandeliers for less money THAI
they can he brought from the East after paving freight
Glass Globes and Paper Shades.
We have invoices Of large lots OF Globes and Shades
with other Gas Fixtures, which expect by first boats
from Pittsburg, and will sell them very low. Apply to
JAS. II KENDRlCK, at the Gas Light Office, Cherry ST.
mehS 55-ly l.. l.. DAVIS a CO
TNXTRA FINE CHEWING TuBACCU.-An
IL lovers of Fine Chewing Tobacco would do well to
purchase their supply at SPRETCH'S DRUG STORE,
formerly Stretch QrrsI which has just ecelyed the
finest srtcle-eyer brought 10 this city. e. IpichS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04
ssBOOKS THAT ARE BOOKS,o
Ann WORTH REAnING.

s.B0OKS THAT ARE BOOKS,o
AND WORTH READING.
n REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN;
W FLOOD AND FIELD;
UNCLE SANS Farm FENCE;
MORSIvG STARS OF rHE NEW WORLD;
Fifty YEARS BOTH HEMIsPaEREs;
NoNAMPTUM AND NATIcK;
LvSs OF THE QUkExs OF ENGLAND;
TfE PILGRIMS OF WALsISGHAM;
HILLS, LAKES AND forest STREAMS;
The MONEY MAKER;
SUBsTAYCE AND SHADOWS;
TES NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOF;
TABLES FOR CRITICS;
FERN LEAvEs-SecoDd Series
MEMORIES OVER THE WATER;
TENNgSsRAN ABROAD;
BERTHA and LILY,
The HRRMIT DELL;
HOEEY Moon and other COmicalities
Miss LEsLIg's BEHAVIOR Book;
THIS, THAT Tux OTHER.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
marStf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04
McMINNyILLE AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD

MEANWHILE AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD.
We learn from members of the company that
this Improvement is steadily progressing, and that
the grading will be completed at farthest by the
first of July ready for the superstructure and that
the iron will be put down aud the road put in run
ming order by the first Of January next from Tul-
lahoma to McMnnville; thus putting Nashville
and McMinnvlle in direct connection by railroad
which will greatly advance the interest of both
places.
McMinnville is a beautiful village, and will
be decidedly business place when this road is
completed
Col MABRY, the President of this road, is man
of great energy and a first class business man,
and much is due to his indomitlble industry and
untiring perseverance,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04

In the course ola lecture recently delivered in
London, Mr.. THACKERAY took occasion 10 allude to
the United States-a country, he said, "where kind
ness, courtesy and good nature were in nothing
more conspicuous 0hOugh you meet them COL
stantly) than 10 the gallant attention everywhere
shown to women. Dandy and clown alike yield
place to woman il omnibus or railway car. Sir
ROGER DE CovERLY would have loved this true evil
dence ofthe gentleman. 1t would have 50 pleased
STEELE that he would have taken the gentle dan
dy or clown TO the nearest tavern and treated him
to bottle-possibly to six bottles" 81 don't
mean, added THAckERAY, ITO set down tie last
five bottles to the score of Dick STEELEs good
works. They would be very decidedly works of
supereTogaton.'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04
LARGE SALE OF REASONABLE STAPLE FANCY
Dry Goods,
Hats Bonnets Boots Shoes, Brogans Ladies' Kid Shoes
and Boots, Children's Shoes, &C.
RY r. IL IL UE Il IUCUS.


No. "A Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
NNyE will offer at Auction on TUESDAY and WE'D
w NESDAY, the STA and 9TH of MAY, with
cut reserve large stock Of New and Fashionable Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods Hats, BOnnets Boots Brngans &c
which have just received aud opening They
consist, in part, as follows:
Black French Cloth, fine; Blue do; Brown do; Black
Doe skin Cashmere, supertne assorted Vest Patterns In
great variety Black Silk good assortment large as
sortment of Ladies Dress Silks Printed Beeges gay and
solid colOrs large stock of beautiful French and Amer-
Lawns White Jaconet Cross bar Muslin Window
Curtain Musns; Swiss MuslinS &c, Sc French Needle
worked Collars Chemsetts Underseeves &c; 100 pieces
assorted Linen; 20 dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchief
assorted; so pieces Bingham Handkerchieis, assorted
qualities the largest and most beautiful stock of French
English and American Prints have before offered
Brown Linen Drill, Brown and Straw-coored Linens
Blay Linens, Check Linens; so pieces Drill Cashmere
Styles beautiful pattern; Black Brown and Blue Cashme-
rets real French Drap dEte wide 1000 Hosiery, for
Ladies' Men, Boys and Children assorted qualities GeOr
ga and South Carolina Stripes and Plaids; Louisiana
Plads and Cottonades; bales Bed Ticking; Apron
Checks; Brown and Beaced Drills Brown and Bleached
Domestics; Towelng Diapers Table Cloths Spool Cot
ton; Sewing Silk; Dress Trimmings Buttons and a
great variety Of small articles.
CLOTHING.
White Linen Duck Coats extra trimmed Fancy.colored
Goats. extra trimmed; French Drap d'Ee COats, extra
trimmed; French Cashmeret Coats extra trimmed beau
tfu Fancy Silk Vests Black Satin Vests beautiful Fancy
Satin Vests, Black Alpaca Vests Bingham Coats Brown
Linen Coats Black paca Coats White Marseilles Vests
500 pairs asserted Pants.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND BROGANS.
20 Fine Calf Boots; Chldren's Shoes 10
Boys Calf Boots l6 Misses Kid and Morocco
Boots 50 Ladies' Kid Boots; 10 Ladies' Mo.
rocco Boots; so dozen Leghorn and Pamleat Hats 20
Hats consisting of Fashionable Silk Hats, Soft
White and Black Fur Hats.
All the above Goods have been bought since the LIST day
Of March, expressly for the Nashville trade We respect
fully request city and country Merchants to attend this sale
Goods will be offered freely aud in lots to suit merchants
ap27 TRABUE & LUCUS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04

NV BoAT.-Capt L. NORTHERN, of Nashville,
has closed bis contracts with Messrs. D. & J. How
ard and Hewitt & Symmes Of Louisville, for boat
for the Nashville trade.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIT
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
Up TO
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.
ARRIVAL OF THE 1T STEAMSHIP
Black Warrior.

NEW 1oRk, may ?, noon-
The Black Warrior arrived with Havana dates
to the 18th.
The San Jacinto is still in port.
The Princeton sailed from Key West on the
morning OF the 18th
The island is 10 a state Of quietude
No new arrests have been made
Com. McCauley and the Captains of two u 8.
vessels were handsomely entertained at banquet
given by the Capt-General
Sugar continued active, with an upward tenden-
cy.
Exchanges dull. Sterling tending up
The steamer Atlantic was reported below, but
proves incorrect
PITT,RURG, May 3, noon.-River stationary, with
4 feet III inches water in the channel Weather
cloudy.
Nav York, May 3, noon-Cotton firm; Flour
advauced--saes $50 bbls Good Ohio, at 50 75s
$40 IS; Southern steady, LOO bbls sold. Corn
advanced cents sales of l 900 bushels Pork I'M
changed, 500 old Mess at SIG 37a$l6 so; new
Sl1 25aSl7 81; Lard declined; Ohio Whisky 81 3c.
CNcINNArI, May 3, noon-The river has fall
len six inches. Weather wet. -Four dull and
lower small sales at So 4Oa9 So Whisky 33k
No change in groceries. The market generally is
dull
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04
NEW BOOKS.
THE LIFE OF MARTIN LUTHER,

THE LIFE OF MARTIN LUTHER.
7>HE GREAT GERMAN REFoRMER, in Fifty Pie.
l. lures, from Desieas by Gustaye KONG; to which is
added Sketch Of the Rise and Progress Of the Reorma
ton in Germany.
1--WE have ample mltera to form estimate of Luther
The business of his life write and TO TALK and his
friends his letters and his conversations with the
care-we may say with the veneraton-which all that
came from such man deserved In his correspondence
and in his tschran we have fuller and more detailed
revelation of his innermos man. than possess of any
ether person. with the single exception of DR.. Johnson
Edin6arg ReOieao.
For sale by [ap26l JUN YORK co.
GOLD PENS.
JOHN YORR & co. have for sale the best
article of PENS i'm this market.
SUPERIOR CUTLERY.
PEN KNIVES.-.2O kinds..-fOr sale by
JOHN YORK & co.
yISenncssee and Alabama Rs R. Receipts.
Il Nashville and Chattanooga do.
Blank Check Books on the City Banks.
blank Note do do do.
steam boat Books--Fuil Sets.
PJournaIs, Day Books, Ledgers, Cash
Hooks. Record Books, Cap and Letter Pa.
per, Envelopes, Ink, steel Pens, Pencils,
&C., &c. For sale by
JOHN YORK & CO.,
aaG Corner of Cherry and Union SITS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04

FHEATRE-The RAvELs continue to attract de-
lighted crowds to the theatre. The bill for to-
night is a capital one.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04

o. The Rev. S. d. BALDWIN will deliver dis
course in the McKendree Church on Sunday night
His theme will be "THE UNITED STATES CT AurRIc,
THE SUBJECT OF BIBLE PRoPHECY"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04

For MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIvER-The new,
hight drsught steamer Nettie Miller, Captain FRR-
GUsoN, will leave here on this day, Friday May 4tb
at O'Clock. For freight or passage
Apply to A. HAMILTON, Agt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04

NEW FIRM

HAYING this day associated with me my Brother, JoHS
i 7. HAGAN we will continue The BOOK AND STA
TiONERY BUSINESS, under the style Of F. HAGAN 4
BRO at the old stand Market street.
March %, 1885. +. HAGAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04
UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.

WILLIAM B. WEBB, Attorney and Counsellor
w at Law, Washington City, ID. c. offers his services
practitioner before the above-named Court and will
attend to all business that may be entrusted to him with
promptness and fidelity.
~ Reference may be had to WM. E. COOPER. ESQ.
Nashville, Tenn.
q Office, No 45s SixthStreet- (mhI7-sm
~ Banner, Memphis Appeal and Knoxville Wing WI
please copy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-04

". SCEBERs, young man of good character
had the misfortune last Summer in Memphis, I'M
der the operation of city ordinance, to be SEN
fenced to the chain-gang, in atonement for some
trivial offence wherewith he was charged While
working on the bluff, heavy pile of dirt fell on
BIN and broke his leg. Thereupon, he brought a
suit against the city, claiming $4,000. We learn
that Cd the 18th inst, the trial which had occu-
pied the Common Law Court for several days,
was brought to a close the jury finding verdict
for the plaintiff and awarding him $25 900 dam
ages.