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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

GJrAn lrishman, on arriving in America
took fancy 10 tie Yankee girls, and wrote IL
bis wife as follows: "Dear Norah :-TbeS-
melancholy lines are TO inform you that died
Yesterday and | hope you are enjoying the
same blessing. | recommend you 10 many
Jenny O'Ronrk, and take good care of the
children. From your sffectionaIe husband Ill
death
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

A Nav "D. D."--a darkey on Staten Island
WHO pletends to have discovered o cure l1r
bydrophobla, sports d. D. TO his name UpoG
being asked why he added these letters, lie
said, ,-"Kase dars right-daps my full name,
Sam Poplar, d. D.-Dog Doctor"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

lTIns'ead of saying hereafter, 'All men
must die some time say, 'All men must take
a passage over the Camden aud Amboy railroad
some time For the old proverb. 'He that is
born 10 be hanged cannot be drowned sub
sl.ute, 'EIe that is born 10 be hanged is safe
in crossing the ferries
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

1-YMrs. Partngton, on reading an account
of schooner having her jibboom carried away
on Long Island Sound, one night last week,
wondered "why people would leave such
hings ou. Of door o'nghts, to be stolen, when
lh,re we're so many bugbears about, 6ltering
everything they could lay their hands TO-"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

NFAn Irishmnn was inlulging in the very
intellectual occupation Of sucking raw eggs
and reading a newspaper. Bysome mlSchaace
he Happened 10 bolt live chicken. The poor
Lnd chiuuped as it went down his throat, and
he very coo!ly observed: "Be the powers ny
Young friend, you spoke loo late"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

GIItrThe editor ortbe BuGalo Republic went
10 walk with fashionably dressed lady the
other day and could not get within four fest
Of her person on account OF The crcumround-
aboutness OF her extensive hoopery.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

GT"Wiggins, what era in the worlt's his
tory do you regard with the deepest horror -
"TLe cholera p gasped Virgins, with
spf slnodic shuddeI.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

h.TWhat is The difference between tacks
aud TAX j.? One is intended TO keep US cup at
heel" the other tends 10 keep us down.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

lJ''Smul thanks TO you,' said plaintiff 10
one of his Witnesses, for what you soi in
llii cause.' 'Ah, s,r,' replied the conscious
witness, "but just think OF what didn't / say.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

a. One of the deacons of certain chulch
a5kel the Bishop if he usually kissed the
bride at weddings. "Always," was the reply.
"An& how do you maGage when the happy
pair are Eegroes?" said The deacon. "In oil
such cases." replied the Bishop, 'fhc duty Of
/ Ssing is appointed 10 the deacUns
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

M The woman who reigns queen Of the
ballroom, is very seldom found capable OF be-
ing the eoycrness Of her own children.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

TnE ELEPnHr.-A country schoolmasler
happening 10 be reading Of curious skin ofan
elephant. "Dd you ever see an elephants
skim" he asked. "I haver' shouted little
".ix year old" at the foot of the clasS--
"WhereP he asked quite amused at the boys
cayneStness. con the elephsn," said lie,
quite naiIely.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

A Poser. Burke told ,Ganick at Hampton
that al bitter things were hot. "lndeed," re-
piled Garork,. "then what TO you think of a
bitter cold day :"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-12-06

uJThe Harisburgh, Pa, papers are cetina
PERSONAL. Hear the the editor of The f'eLe-
graph:
The Patriot and Union winds up very
abuoive article against ourselves by saying -
'An' he played on harp OF thou sand strings
-sperels of just men made pereck.' When
Andrew Hopkins gets justice, he'll play on an
instrument Of one string, with The bridge dozen.
OF The U. S. Government has recovered
a payment of sl9,CCo sgains, W. q. Scot,
formerly Navy agen, al Washing'on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

secnrded tbs measure as protective OF tie iron inter
sss The present system cuts OF ten million dollars
N rsirosds per year All our iron is waited tor other
purposes. After President scks0o vetoed tue Mays
vile Railroad bill the Government imposed no Tax on
railroad iron until 1888 Consequently the old STATES
built their rosds cheaper. The new Sts'es nov ask
he came chance. Tney have paid ten mllons oil DOL
lars during the past four years
Mr.. BRODHEAD regarded the act oil lsio as tuo
frsly of the Tariff question s1d the IN snu so."e,
6f iron have ma q arrangements u coafprm 70 y,
would be bal faith toward them 10 pass tpls inoas
He was under instruction from his psfty " VIZ
AZ ainst su Cd measure: such iasIncuons 10 n
pizeo-tbose from the opposing parry 40 $40 No. p ~
gave a ststisticI account OF tae nIn ira - '" - -
sylyanis; ard in reference to this bull MS cpii as
sure the Senator from Tennessss tnas 'Is "''
were wrong in their policy on TINS sucoos IF
M, JOSE,-Hogever grea, hs appr'cisnpa Oh
Che soooa and elooaeDce OF the Ssostor from rem.
sSIvsna NAV be- he cid not think tbs Lsgfi-.n'e OF
bs state would reverse their policy upon tns P'e
d,rf OF tho gentle nan Hs ndlcue1 tns aoc'fine'
NJ ;ns,ructions as deined by NJ Cas- e" days
sso aud reafirred by Mr.. Brodhead te'hsy IL
AMOUNTED to ebeyipg the State Tnea ,her
ipstructiop, conceded with the productions oil their
8e1aior Penney lVania had eujOyei protecloh gov
her railroads free Of duty, aud now VANS 10 dsorVe
Lew states OF the same privilege. lie sho"ei VI ~
NON manufacturers would be benefited by ALTO wing
these roads to be built, for the Consumption OF hom5
iron could the reby DO much Increased, as Incidental
70 thee roads and the entei prizes they would ORG
mate.
Mr. PEARCE lSfd.) got the floor, and the bill was
made n special order for Monday next
After an Executive session, at which ing Of i'm
portanoe transpired, the Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TIE SPEAKER laid before the Ho Ise copy of
The Treaty concluded between the United States and
the Chippewa Indians Lske Superior, AID recon-
menceo an appropriation to CARY it into ELECT. Lad
o. the table.
The House then proceeded TO the consideration Of
the special order bills reported from the Judiciary
Committee.
The House passed bills relating to the holding Of
The United States Courts 10 Tennessee aud Florida.
Authorizing the opinions OF the Attorney Of the
United states 10 be printed. Regulating the sal aries Of
The lodges Of the District Courts. Dividing Illinois
and Ohio each into two JudciI Districts. Concern
ing The spprt hoDson ana delivery Of deserters from
foreign vessels in ports OF the Uoi'ed States. Provd
ing Ter the accommodation Of Courts in the ID strict
of Maryland ard Post Office in Baltimore; aod
amer ding the Act passed in August, 1852 maxim
,sHsfsciios for Virginia Military Land Warrants.
WhereupOn the House Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Especially Reported for The N. y Tribune

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 9, 1855.
REPORTS.
The Bank Committee report in favor Of the passage
Of the bill restraining Banks Of issue aud Individual
bsrkers from acting "a Savings Institutions,
The Committee on Charitable aud Rels ous S)ce-
ties recommend the bill enabling the Industrial
Schools Of Brooklyn to participate in the distribution
OF the School Fund.
The KEw-YoRK COMMON COUNCIL APPLYING FOR A
GRANT
Mr.. BROOKS presented memorial from the
Mayor, Aldermen and Comm ynaty of the City Of
New York. asking the STATE TO cede 70 them certain
lands under water, ON the Norm River side Of tbs
City, situsted bet Piers No. 30 and "a Mr.. Il.
stated that he presented this petition the request Of
these gentlemen but desired not 20 be understood as
committing himself in favor OF granting their prayer.
The facts of the case were, that this New-York au
tbortes had done that which they had no right to
do. They had taken possession of the soil under
water and filed it in without authority, and nov, at
this late date, for the passage OF Law giving
them the necessary authority to do what they have
already done. Such procedure ne could not Justify.
THE CANALS.
Mr.. BISHOP, without previous notice, bill au-
thorizi loan for the enlargement of the Ede. Os-
weeo Caypgs aud Seneca Canals, aud completion of
the Genesee Valley and Black River Canals, and for
the pay msDt Of certain Canal revenue certificates aad
for other purposes
The bill passed through Committee without amend
ment and was then read third time and passed.
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
The resolution, authorizing the Attorney ener al
10 defend the interests OF the State in regard to the
Lemmon slave case, came up in les regular order.
MIR. BROOKS continued his remarks. commenced
Yesterday. Dir. Be oDcluded his remarks, and
Mr. DICKINSON took the floor, and talked about
Steward and :" Sam" When he had concluded,
the Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
On motion Of Mr.. RHODES. the bill wa ssnt TO
select committee, to BE- reported complies.
rHE TEMPERANCE BILL.


TBE TEMPERANCE BILL.
Mr. BLATCHFORD in the chair, the Co nmit.ss
- up the sct to suppress Intemperanes.
t0ra RHODES moved that tue Com nit.ee rise snd
nr. -ogress He wanted to move that the oil be
I.p .srr .. Select Committee TO bs reported COM
s.1 CO. 80, and the Committee rose.
P's.e,, - Ho,.a Mr.. WOoDES moved TIA. the bill
- ,a,s,,sd 10 TIE Select Com tbs saojset Of
tn,smne,snca IN n, reported complete.
Mr. COLEMAN mo- "a, 70 ~ ,sy ,n So "n''' VI
tbe table. Lo.t-Ayes, - Noos, % -hola ,r,
;eet jrSsHnrely- frectualy Hing tho Dill Tor 'ne
s.ssion. Loet-Ayes. 90; Noes, ~. c,..o.h.
NEW PALMER moved that 'ne a 80 20
d,eci.d to report on Monday next, sai 'ao HAA
on..,isn he taken on Wednesday the 2lst los. -,
Nr. WHALEN moved 10 postpone the sdysc' 'n'
to morrow. Loot
Mr. WOODEN said it did not cone with gooa
grace from the enemies OF the BILL to ask toe fneecs
OF i 10 postpone the 6nsl action on It, bY kesP'ng
IN oumittee Of tbe Whole They had, during tae
o,cussion Of the bill, proposed several sneod@sos,
and vet had always declared their opposiuon 10
nroi itcry bill ia any shape. He would therefore
Dew move the previous quesion-on reieTlAs'to q
Select COMMITTEES.
MrOKEEFE moved 70 lay the cal Tor the pre-
yious question on the table. Lost.
The Hosse then refused 20 ordsr the previous quss'
~ a. moved by Mr.. Wooden.
M. SrEBBINS called for the previous question.
Mr. OKEEFE moved to lay the cali on toe table,
Lost. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

OF A tina w L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
sLEIGHING SEASON

EARTHQUAKES IN THE EAST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
THE SNOW ST X NJ .

WARMER WEATHER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

TROUBLES or TRAVEL ON SEA AID ON SHORE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-11
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED By
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.


LOUISVILLE, April 10, noon-The river is falling
slowly with a feet water in the canal.
PIrTsBuRo, April 10, noon.-River on a stand
with ! feet water in the channel.
3 New York, April 10, noon-Cotton firm; Flour
rather higher, good Ohio 8 81 to 10 81, Southern
10 Al Corn trifle higher; Pork firm; Lard un-
changed.
CMcrSNArI April 10, noon.--The river is rising
slowly.
Flour not so firm, prices unchanged 9 rs to
9 so Whisky declined TO 20; Provisions, prices
unchanged.
LOUISVILLE April 10, Dight.-River commenced
rising.
: sr LOUIS, April 10, night Douglass and Beers
hemp factory destroyed by fire; loss over $50 600,
insurance only $43 900. 50 - -
River rising slowly
Steamer "Epaso" sunk near Boonyille this morn
ing. -
The report of the shotwell sinking is confirmed.
CINCINNATI, April Tonight Provisions quiet.
Groceries firm. River risen inches. Flour9 10
az 50. Whiskey declined to 25c.
NEw YoRK, April Tonight. unchan-
ged. Flour trifle higher Corn steady. Pork
hrmi new mess IL 80. Lard unchanged Coffee
heavy. Sugars firm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-11
RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

FROM The BOOKS OF OF COMMERCE.
NEW ORLEANS, per steamer Tweed-l44 bids ST.
gar 90 bbS do 4SS do moasses POI hf do 39 sacks co
fee 4s crates ware casks d. IS bbls pecans II do po
iatoes do plaster hf bbS peas cases cigars, % coil
rope or casks brandy hf pipes do pkgs tea "a bxs
cheroos baskets OIL cask do carriages Is boxes do
80 pieces in straw, 20 boxes rssns casks do 20 boxes
candles IS boxes oranges do lemons casks figs s5 kits
maekere 81 pkgs rope boxes tobacco GO bundles gas
pipe, sacks, guano 10 boxes specie 100 kegs nails SO
pkgs hardware, 81 do sundres.
CINCINNATI, per steamer Cumberland Yaey-3l7
bbls whsksy 10 hf do hf pipes do 4ol bbls ale IS hf
do SO bbls OIL So do vinegar do cider 10 do brandy 72
do salt do marble dust 81 do potatoes do hams, 600
coils rope 275 boxes candles do castings % rolls eath
err kegs ink garden engines SO pieces machinery 40
earboys 90 bundles paper case music, bundle trees,
$50 pkgs sundres, lot of furniture
PADUCAH, per steamer Rock City-S00 bbs salt, 25
boxes books les tobacco boxes lot of ron l6 pkgs dse
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-11
COMMERCIAL,
NASHVILLE. April 10. 1855.

- NASHVILLE, April 10, 1855.
C0TT0N-Sales of az bales at 7a7s<
ToBACCo-s bids at johnson, Horne Co.'S at S. 90
10, 40, 8 so, 60, rs, O5, As, rs; at A,
Hamilton's at S. IS. 8 70, so. So, so. 2 60.
CoRS-The stock on hand has been increased by the
arrival Of the freight of the Sale West and Aeonia but
prices hare advanced and quote at 81 20 Per
bushel.
LARD is unchanged, and quote it at S1a9 at whole
SALE a--zsuasf
BUTTER is firm OF zoe at Wholesale and &c at retail
Some fancy lots retail at S5c.
MEAL has also advanced, and 81 20 is asked at RETAIL
and 81 10 at wholesale
BACON-We hear of no change in quotations. Trans
actions for the past two days have been light.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-11
RIYER NEWS.


REPORTED RY H. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT. AGENT.
TUESDAY, April 10-4PSM
The river cam TO stand att O'Clock, p m and
is now slightly on Ike rise. Reports from Burks,
vile via Glasgow to mercantile house Of this
city, report on Sunday LAST 10 feet Of a rise at
Burzsyille. Now on IIarpeth Shoals 8 feet scant
The weather is PIeasan: with indications of being
clear for a few days i.i..sa4 lf1s. t-s<
Reports say steamer Cline, bound from Memphis
to this city, broke shaft
Steamer Iroquois not yet in port but looked for
by morning. and will meet with immediate dis
patch for the Crescent Cly.
Steamer Belle Gculding not yet arrived, but
looked for. ckgsgsrE2
Steamer Nashville, gone up Tennessee River
Steamer Howard may be looked for in three
days, having left New Orleans six days ago. =
Arrived. ?. Tweed, New Orleans; Rock City,
Paducah; Cumberland Valley, Cincinnati.
DepaTted--Rock City, Paducah: j. P. Tweed;
Rome; HartsviIIc, Wsitsboro'; Cumberland Valley
Cincinnati --.... =
Business at the landing is again becoming Ian
guild. +
H@ The St. Louis Ne,os of Thursday evening,
says:
The riveris rising very slowly. Weather warm
and cloudy. The Navigator, from Dubuque, found
four and a half feet of water on the upper rapids
and three and half on the lower. The Edinburg
and New Lucy, from Weston report Use Of
eighteen or twenty inches at that point on Satur-
day the Lucy reports three and half to four feet
in the channel Ten feet TO Cairo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-11
SECOND LARGE SALE AT AUUTIoN
Spring and Summer Goods
BY
a r DUNCAN e. IN

TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDA
Il - APRIL nth. 18th ard 10Th.
WE will sell at Auction on. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
9 w AND THUKspAY, Ap NIL l7TH, 18TH AND IerH,
eptirelS NEW sPRIsG GOODS, Of Foreign and Domeste
Msnnfeture embracing the very latest STYLES and make.
The The Spring and Trade which win be sold be
rally and without re LesssT Esif.y coon.
Black and Fancy Colored Cloths of French English and
German MANUFACTURED Black and Fancy CassmeTes CT all
She s hne a aas sd Fancy
BLACK and Fancy Column Silks Satin de Chenes Florence
sna gro new style Bsndanna Ponrse @
Iandkerehie Madrass and Linen Handkerehiefs Bonnet
sv1e Rsbroeks Importation of Mantna Tseta Ca: ns
silk Blond Ribbons; English Printed Jacone;s and Musl u.s.
of new STYLES and bright coiors French and Jaeo
metz organdes Brilliant and bereges French Plaid Chat
Ii: Striped ana Figured Brilliant Palm Printed Bore es
Rrown Bereees French Scotch and English Plaid striaed
and Plain coIored Gnghams Hoyle's Superior Prints
Enrsb oil Prints Of all widths and qualities French and
Enssh FianneIs Wool and silk and Wool rsh French
German and Russia Linens, of all qualities Plain and Twill
cd Irish Lien Sheeng; Pillow Case Linen; Blue, Yellow
and Pink Coored Linens sh and French Linen Drllngs,
man Linen HaDdkercheis Shirt Fronts &c. &c Irish and
French Linen, Cotton and SILK Threads Buttons and Trim
mngs the greatest variety French and English White
Goods Embreideries Laces Gloves Hosiery, &e French
Gloves and M q new Styles ps Port Monaes
embracing largest assortment Of Foreign Goodswe have
ever had the pleasure Of Offering
Allen, pe%ms Briggs pa1gse and Washington Fancy
Damask Prints Furniture Prints domestic Ginghams lan-
chester do Pennsylvania do 800 Bales Brown Sheeting,
shirng Drilling 0snsbargs; ia ia Io4 Brown Sheet
ing Beached Domestes, Of al qualities and widths;
Reached Drillings and C0Iored Cambrics, Sesas
Vest Padding Canvas Padding, Cotonades OF all qualities,
Plain Striped Plaid Blue Denis and Drings, Union
Linens Book fold and Nankins and Linens; silk and
woollen Tweeds, All-Wool Tweeds, Andeusian Meruo
Cloth a new article Black and Coored Cashmerets and
Fancy Salneits Baskiie Linen Of unique styles,
Whenon Cassmeres, Striped Satinetts Cadet Mixed Cot
tonades great variety of Trimmings, &c. &e Umbrellas
Psraso all sizes and variety Fans OF every variety
Bonneis and Bonnet Flowers &c.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Pioneer Mills Robertson County, Tennessee.
Sumner Spinning and Manufacturing Company, Sumner
County, Tennessee.
Mount Verd Mills, Athens, Tennessee.
Sylvan Mills Shcbyville, Bedford County,, Tennessee.
Augusta Manufacturing Company, Georgia
Macon Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
Rasswell Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
The above comprises of the leading articles Of the
Stock in sore which will be sold freely
Sale commencing at O'Clock
Terms LIBERAL A. J. DUNCAN q co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-11
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.

FRoR THE BOOKS CHAMBER COMMERCE.
cigars 10 kegs paint casks rice Al chests tea
bales cotton 20 boxes taeks bales batting, IL bags
feathers, bbs eggs boxes do, stands butter bids
t3bacc5 car loads lumber do stock, bales Aisonis
sheetng LIS pkgs sundries.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-11

From NEW Mfxfco.- Mr. Folger, Mr.. Hatcher.
Mr. BraLson and other gentlemen of New Mex.
leo, arrived ia this city yesterday afternoon from
Santa Fe. The intelligence brought by them is no
later than that furnished by mail. Mr.. Hatcher
was at Ben.'s establishment and there learned that
the ArIapaho, Kiowa, Cheyenne, and other In
dams were highly incensed at Che order prohibit
ing traders from selling powder AID bullets to
them, and threatened to stop all emigrants during
the coming summer, il this prohibition Was not re-
moved This party was not molested by them
while coming to the States, but they had commit
ted depradatlons around B,nts Fort, by running
of cattle, mules, &c.--St Louis Herald
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-11

BosIoS, April The committee Of the Lewis.
lature appointed to investigae late visitation Of
the Roxbury nnnnery held session this morupo.
The editors Of the Advertiser were present and
affirmed The truth Of their published statement, and
it was tinalyresolvcd by the committee to examine
the inmates ofthe punnery, and also the committee
who made the visit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-11
NM % MORRIS SrRATTON.
1ta SHERRY ~ SALES

DI virtue Of three orders Of sale directed from
I'D the Circuit C0ur; Of Davidson County will offer for
sale to the highest bidder for cash. the Court House door
IN The City OF Nashville, the 4sh Of April next all the
ngnb title aud interest that Mary HALEY has in and 10 one
house and lot, SIT laied IN Baeb and Whifesids addition
10 Nashville fronting on SEWER Street. on NeSary line
and acloningthe hrst Lots sold Nashville and also
ironing 'he termination Of Washington Street. IN all fifty
feet front and running back the depth of sixty Eve feet
being the Same lot conveyed 10 Polly Haley BY the Clerk
of the Chancery Court BY deed Registered in the Res;e
otce OF Davidson County in Book III Page 81 as the
Property Of POg HIley and in favor of John r. brown
Brown and Mccullough Erasmus Cheek Sale within
lawful hours. h. B. BIGIEY
March 6, 1855. Shariff OC Davidson County
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-11

10y virtue ct order o sale directed from The Err
ID cuit Court Of Davidson County will offer for sale to
the highest bidder for cash. at the Court House door in
the City OF Nashville the l4fh &C april next ali the
right title and interest that T. A. Baowe has in and 10
certain lot parcel Of ground, situated in Edge6eld in
District No, IS the same being the conveyed TO him
By }. Moss beginning al sake IN the line OF Spring
street. 20 feet from The South West Of said lot K
and the Junction OF Bell and Srrpg Streets thence East
along the line of Spring Street p feet thence at right
giles, North 200 feet TO twelve foot alley thence West
with said alley "a toa stke thence at right angles geo
feet to the bsgDnirg Registered in the Registers Office
OF Davidson County at Nashville in Book 10 Page 50, lev
led on es the Property Of r. A. Beowe, and favor OF
Aaron Wright sale within lawful hours.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-11

sB Messrs. DENovILLE & BELL have Just re-
ceired supply of those cheap cigars. Those who
have been waiting for them, can now be supplied
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-11

TEE BATEMAss There yrs another good house
at the Adephi last night to witness the wonderful
performance of the News Boy by Miss ELLEN--l
The piece is beautifully written, and teaches good
lesson to old and young. They repeat it again to-
nieht. and we advise aiilwho have not yet seen it
to procure seats early, as TIE house will certainly
no croyyied : /.