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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06
WABASH & ERIE CANAL TRANSPORTATION

Asfxe- .EII.sTH TO NEW YORK. BOSTON. <46f3>
PHI LADELPHIA and BALTI- sSkkAzh =
MOREThe undersigned. Agent will receipt for the delve-
~ THROUGH all kinss of Produce and MsrehsnoIe from
this city by the Troy and Western Line of Canal Boats
favorable terms.
novIs-tf JOHN 5. MITCHELL, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-06

UH. j. &. BCHCH, DENTIST.
avng devoted the last ten VI his life to the stud
u and practice Of his profession would respectfully
those who in debt him
forward and settle without delay II is
part members Of the which he belongs give
credit and he earnestly that will call hin
future who
willing both Tor material used and the skin
for op ration o the kind,
sepl2-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

SATURDAY, sept E-6 r. NJ
AsHts quiet but steady. stock, Sal bbls
I'EsspSrr fts.Fiour moderately active the IA
sales reaching II O0c bbl including inferior "a exr,
state, (Which tie least Ia demand and Che ma.
depressed nj g. rs So IS mixed tn fancy Western I'll
ssa&S7is common superine TO extra Canadian 81 i
81 and mixed TO extra Southern at So 25 50 rs per
bbl Wheat was doing better the transactions amount
ing TO about 30 600 bushels including Southern nj
y 10 for White and 81 IS 81 90 for red; wesern al 81
10 for prime white and 81 CO 81 81 for conner "a
good red, and Canadian white at 81 g7ls 81 II Tor io
,oI 70 choice rcI buahel 1900 bushels rye brought
~ Is 81 20 fer bushel Barley rare and aid 10
te worth VI Is per bushcl Oats unchanged Corn was
less sought after and favored buyers The daye sales
comptsed shout 10 900 bushels, chiefly Western mixed
at Sic a Ssc. per bushcl
ColIsy-Iull END heavy, with lnconsiderabIe saIns
corros-Modea'ely inquired for, without frmnesa in
puce hicding upland quoted f0c io;sc. per H. ard
o'Lel Kinds IN proportion, with free sellers NJ such
hgure houh few OF the principal holders stroye hard
10 sdhere 10 old rates 1''"
Pnoylnoss Pork was purchased 70 thu extent Of 700
bba., az " s22h for mess, and s2ls. say for
prime, Per Dbl Nothing new in cot neat zoo lSs.
lard realized ING f2c. per ID The sales Of bcci
were limited 10 $50 bbls ~ former figures Butter and
cheese were unchanged
Rcx- About ITS tres. changed banda Al Al
lax ~ 87k per 100 ID.
Wmxv -fhe sales az the day reached 400 Lbl. Obi,
snd Prison At sox <lc per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

place of resort Col John MCPHERSON of Page Ged the
portion Of President and there many twelve
fifteen knights in the field G. G. Parish of Cuipeper
the victorious contestant and he crowned Mas NJ
c. Ray, Of Warren, queen Of love aud beauty. Thos
Hughes, Of Rappshannock; James B. Gilkcson Of Win
chester G. w. Gibson, Of Fauqusr, and B. +. Richards
Of Aibemare, were the remaining victors. and they
crowned respectively Miss Margaretta NJ Miller OF Win
chester Miss NJ r. Fant Of FauQuier Miss Annie soore
Of Lursy, and Miss Mary Griffin Culpeper. The even
ing dance led down to hc small hours Of the night
season this year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23
From the Winchester (Ya.l Rennhliean sen,. "a |

from the Winchester (va) Republican sept. I'll
weather the tournament at Jordan SPRING. Thurs
day OF last week. attracted choice company OF visitors
from the vicinity and the sports Of the day passed OF
capital style. Nine knights entered the lists J. r.
Hardosy Of Clarke the Knight Of the Mist and the first
victor crowned Miss Bette Merrymsn II Campbell
y, Queen 81 Love and Beauty. G. W. Singleton Of
winchester Benjamin Elliott Of California and J. W.
Ashby Of Clarke, the other successful champions
and they selected TOR the maids of honors respcc
winchester and Miss Mary Wilson, Of Gcorgctown Jos.
Idbal was the president the occaon and the Gus
taste. The dance at night gotten up IN the bandsous
style that distinguishes all the arraneemenA OF the
he~srs Jordan, vas continued up 70 late hour. and
wAs highly enjoyed.
The tournAmsot 1t Durnee's on the 7th inst proved
one o' the mos. entertaining ever held az that Agreeable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


SATURDAY, Sept. 22--6 p. M.
We have no variation Of importance to report in
quotations for stocks To-Day. There. was q good
deal of activity among the leading fancies, and
prices for that class of stocks were sustained well
as could be expected. At the first board Chicago
and Rock Island advanced ! per cent; Galena and
Chicago, j Erie, Il Harlem, /. Virginia 6s de-
clined per cent; Erie bonds, 1871 8; Illinois Gen.
trail bonds I; Cleveland and Toledo, /. Hampshire
Coal sold at % per cent and there sales of Ward
Coal at Ia per cent. This company are the propre'
tors, by purchase of the large coal mining estate
known az Barrallville which formerly belonged to
the Parker Vein Coal Company, and on which that
company expended very large sums of money in
opening mines, building villages, railroad, steam
saw mill, and various other improvements There
was more activity in State stocks to-day, and sales
to some extent were made Of Virginia and Missouri
skies. Nicaragua Transit win one Of these days
take start upward if there is any truth in the re-
ports of sayings which are occasionally current.
The company must be piling up money very fast
1t is very strange that the Board Of Directors do
not give the stockholders q statement About
twelve months since we had q report up to that
time, and as the fiscal year has long since termi-
mated, it is about time for another exhibit. The
bears, or somebody else, are getting Cumberland
down, when new class Of bull spectators will
take hold Of it, Erie opened pretty steady this
morning, and afterwards fell off. Between the
boards buyers entered the market, and took large
quantity Of stock at an advance Of per cent.
At the second board the market was decidedly
stronger, and better prices ruled. Erie closed firm
at an advance Of per cent; Cumberland Il Mica
ragua /. Reading and Michigan Central were frac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE At TIDE WATER.

The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of
the banks of Massachusetts on the Sd of September
according to returns made to the Secretary of
State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

Total .$57 ,S58661 AZ 400 l32 10b, Jos 1913
The above statement exhibits, upon comparison
with the LIST day Of January last increase in the
items Of capital of 81 ,3l7,747; of net circulation
s1O99, 422 of deposits s4,s79,67l; of loan, $780,
256; and Of specie, $744,74.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23


A sTgsSIsRIse TO ALI,-xaDsMN MORROW -rIfrs
fni aslropsst In the world hat been known she win
sy w sow ye s seas: re- g. T
s sSiee s 40 70 DE grgs' on,hmens Of al who y
, hss iass az who srU treble az wa have been
ce ashed ana las BY se prsss and U All o have s
ssa sSs nl and wants sSd 2 be. % relief and comfort
resaa Ne ere s gs q no a aa%saee I s;e
tween Canon anu Columbia sts
A sTRoLoGy.-ArJ PERSONS WISHING 10 Know
~ Their general events n NC should call on On wilson liz
lime q tirih required, ane 70 hunbus used.
EyIAIRy HAYES, oGAIayoYAN7 or
S fasds s persons q .aa n ss'
Ss y e KS sssg eyer 81. 10 ear
sa lave eosas1 Mr. Hayes and 40 one reeve ever In Der
6ese ,S Mt hayrs sini. q monument q goo
li6'ed Ni GSe sASad ccn.a r faye gssac or
examinations gtyer = pay Onice ne Grind street.
CLhfRyoYAa0E-AiL DLsEAlE3 DISCOVERED Amp
rd ~ nns SSs aass N pune 49, ne s
ToUR. mot re6sSs medic ani sasass. esrivo,as u
asa%sy s 10 sgss q e. p Ss block '' =
CtnD,-sADAs rRswsTBE RNrURNs ,rHANKs ~
snas so aps p s as Apa VINO sss COO
thu questions OF ssroosy love and Aw mse-s, and bcos
% Sc vi ' s &c OF Y "a
co s na Is = remedy ss swS q ssca sres '' @
MATRIMONIAL OFFICE. &c irADIsoN sTRETT, con.
M re- u CaIaFincI wishing 70 form matrimonial
alliance yin IND e her cfvun'nge BY calling addressing
frostp ODD Mr. rrcwascr who has Opened matrimonial re-
rser whereby any RdT gentleman secure ten.
partner for he without resorInE TO To unplea at
alternative OF advert ing 10 express their wishes Parte,
may send their real name acnee talsess reference
rvrlznnces rrquAss, Ae Nhah wl he exnsngei Esery.
uif ooncetnnR ttc, Interview strictly Goa initial an
applications Lanst contain no age stamp.
MArANE MEYER Nan pExOvRO To Ioi nEVEN7H
I avehne, between Twcryfie and Twsn yfsur ftsssss
VIC continues % zen ss present ant frurr events likewise
M loufncys swu,s buaness pro.pecs. sckssss,
ycrc u krgA prescA AMI German aa3 qua an.ca
u aos ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

ITO LET--A FURNISHED HOUSE. OR WOULD SNLL
the lease and furniture. Also furnished lei,
with without board Address House. Broadway Post oce
ihroed apR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

VALUABLE PROPERTY, EIIGIBLY SITUATED ON
Broadway, 10 lossc-Ihe budding Az broadway, 20
f. in by ix5 r., well lighted and ventilated high basement
dry newly finished and las never been occupied floor
one room suitable Tor carpet furniture other ro
CURING large show room second and third floors similar
hr fourth loor con AIMS eight suitable da
ncns gas Croon wnter closets, &c win be rented
term OF ten years "a good tenant Can be applying
70 w Harrington, on the premises For terms, DC, Apply
TO SFEVENS HoXiE, q Beekfnsn street. third aoor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

ITO LET.-TnE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSH
No. ?6 Clinton st., Brooklyn convenient 70 Wall and Full
ton ferries Ihe house l. nted with furnace bath g.
November LET earlier desired further particulars a
ply on the premises, or TO NJ DOUGHERTY, fOl Water IT,
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

RIO LET--A LARGE AND CONVENIENT BOARDING
house. Rent reasonable good responsible tenant:
Lease Inquire at 81 West street. broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

The following table shows the quantity Of some
the principal articles of produce left at tide water
from the commencement of navigation to the l4th
of September inclusive, during the years 1868, l40
days; 1864, 100 days, and 1866, $50 days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

RIO LET.-A PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDING IN TIN VI
entity OF 9Th avenue Houston and Bleeckor wishes
let few to single gentlemen The OF the
Is pleasant one, and the well furnished
her particulars VIII be given by addressing w. box So Her
aid office, stating references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

sIabe floors lt0 and los East Forteh street, between
Second and Third water the floors CRATES front
rooms first class tenemen Apply above A. DAVIS
2t5 Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

r,o IET-THE DWELLING PART OF THE THIRD
story house e69 Third avenue, east corner Of Tweny
second street. the drug store; may 81 r. A.
Rent 800 I'LL May. Apply 10 r. L..SOIIEIFFELlN, Is EaA
Twenty. second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-23

TYO LET-ONE SUIT OF APARTMENTS OF ONE PAR
Tor two bedrooms and ktchen all hard finished and paint
ed walls with Croon and drain s. per monti 10
small family, No $40 od 4Oo Third Also one shoa
store OF sg6 Eowery. all from the LIST October
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09

DEMOCRATIC Commemorative confess we
were at hrst among the number Of those Demo-
Gratis who did not believe in the necessity of con-
vention of the party at this time We inclined TO
this opinion because by common consent Of the
whole party ANDREW JOHNSON was looked to as our
candidate for reelection to the Go7ernorshp of the
State. There Is still no change in the public feel
ing as TO the man. But III reviewing the elements
Of opposition to the National Democratic partv-in
casting our eyes over the factions and iSnls. ali
banded together, with only one purpose in common
to defeat the National Democracy and get DOS
session Of the spoils-we must declare that change
has come over our views. We must fight the ban
dits-these modern eOadotierie--on the platform
of the principles of the old Democracy. Let us.
therefore, meet together in convention and take
counsel how we shall maintain the Constitution in
all its pristine vigor. Let US throw ont our flag
boldly to the breeze inscribed with our cardinal
principes-strict construction of the Constitution
State rights--economy in the administration of
the finances hostility to wasteful and
fraudulent schemes OF internal improvement
maintenance of the executive veto--no proscrp-
tons for religious opinions In these loose and
discounted times we have need to recur to first
principles. The Wing party is dishapded Its COR
rupt and fraudulent hacks Of party have CTept out
OF the lines and have sneaked into Know Nothing
looges and free soil factions, and are now leading
tueir comoned factions against US. Weak demo-
e.1lS ueuded by the cries raised by their old
eueliIes IN new uniforms have left US in some in
$50 we must show them where they are
souB' we must recall them back TO do hsttIe
under the same flag which hoe ,,,aro5 90. 80,
10 many hard light We therefore rroa ,ron
the democracy every where to annoin+ tbei A.
gates 10 meet IN convention on the 97,b 90 -,
month.--Knorvile Standard II VI neN'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09

TRssEssrE.-Hon. M. P Gentry, Of Tennessee,
the renegade Wing who would not support Gen
eral Scott for the Presidency, has announced him
self as candidate for Governor of that Common
wealth at the ensuing election, in response to the
generous sentiments expressed for him in the
newspapers and in private letters. We hope the
gallant SOFT Wings of Tennessee wall not provo So
as to give their sudrages any such political
trimmer and apostattl- The election of Gentry
would be act Of gross stulifcaton on their part.
--Adcoa (Ga) Citizen
Can the Banner or the True Wig give our Geor-
gia contemporary the information he evidently de-
sires? We believe they supported Gen. SoorT,
though we are not sure that, in these 'pipng times
of Nothingism, they viii knowledge their
counting the ''rich Irish brogue'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SPECULATION

BROOKLYN.-GREAT SPECULATION
WE Offering great bargain in eleven beaut
w ful Building Lots in Brooklyn containing about
1889 acres situated about miles from, and commanding
fine view of the city OF Nashville. Since the sale tue
2Sth Feb two lots have been sold handsome advance
and $500 advance refused lot No. 10 The Cwner of
these lots resides considerable distance from Nashville
and wishes to concentrate his at point and is,
therefore, willing make great sacrifice Don't all cal
al once.
J. l. r. W. BROWN
mars-lw Az Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09
REGULAR WEEKLY SALES AT AUCTION
nv nAVIe a SWAMI

REGULAR WEEKLY SALES AT AUCTION
BY DAVIS SWAMI.
ON TUESDAY, 9Th INST, we will sell for cash II
~ front OF store:
20 hhds prime and medium Sugar;
200 bags fresh Rio Coffee;
$50 bbIs Plantation Aolasses;
l6O 1S-bbls do;
Is bbis No Crushed Sugar;
rs bbls Loaf and PulVeTized Sugar;
SO bbls No Maekerel-a good article; these will be
sold in lots TO suit the trade;
30 boxes Cod Fish
50 boxes Mould Taliow Candles;
so dozen Painted Buckets;
20 nests White Cedar Buckets;
90 dozen Wash Boards;
100 dozen superior Cotton Irvine;
100 dozen Wire Sitlers;
Also Invoice of Liquors 10 the invoss will ibe found
100 bbls Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
So l-bbs American Brandy;
IL bbls Tennessee Whisky;
3 bbls Fourthproof Brandy
6 bblS Jamaica Rum:
10 bbs Malaga Wine;
With Magnolia, Ola Bourbon and other Whiskey.
80 Sale with Glass Ware and variety of
small articles. DAVIS i SWAMI.
March g. 1855.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09
RUTH HALL.


alt any doubts have existed in the minds Of Fanny
Ferns readers as to her being Of genius Ruth
Hall will dispe them. No viii fail 10 read the toOA
through who reads the first ehapter"- lCrk Csr.
1t Is such story could produce who Lad
genius OF high order. II requires eft Of
prophecy to predict that it will produce sensa ion II j.,
work distinct with genius il deals in abstractons
but with the living realities Of the present time and q
this, our own land-"-P4K AaFtt ABlSIc11.
% Here Is remarkable bock-a book to create a pro
found sensation. We haveread It hroIgh-the volume Ct
400 pages, in six consecutive houIs. The story
Is told with extraordinary power and Interest There
passages in Ruth Hall equal tragic description any
thing IN the works OF Dickens Il Is hook that viii make
asObbing among mothers and widows ard eau general
signing the sins Of the rich and the susrugs Of
pOOr.'-Asls E07t Kirror.
Never did tale abound in 50 many beautul images
and so skillfuy drawn pictures Of the heart. =
Destined to be Of the most popular works issued
from tie American press" Pki!ads5gdid Eercury.
It will be read with svidty and extend the sutbars
merited popularity. "N-iB YOrk oLrlai o. C-vHt-ss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09
LECTURES ON THE PROPHECIES.

TINE following programme ofs lectures the proph
1 eces, to be delivered by the Rev. ). Bonhamme-
time and place of their delivery will be announced
as the necessary arrangements made:
l. Louis Napoleon.
2. Turkey and its desoation.
3. Decline and destruction of Popery.
4. Destiny OF ths United States.
s. Election and preservation OF the Jews Divine decree
g. Restoration of the Jews Palestine nation their
conversion 10 Christianity, their ultimate destiny.
T. Russia.
g. The coming Millennium
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09
FOR SALE By W. T. BERRY 4 &c
MAPS OF THE SEAT OFWAR.

w. T. BERRY s. CO., have just received
PHYSICAL MAP OF THE CRlMEA, with enlarge 4
MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR, and views OF SEYAS
T0P0L and BALAkLAYA, from the best authorities
By Ernest Sand0z.
- Professors GoYAr and AoAslz, Of Cambridge. gcs
ton, vouch for the correctness of this Map
w. T. BERRY & co., have just received
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC for 1855.
PARTY LEADERS-by BALDwrs-
THE LAMPLIGHTER, new edition.
HINTS TO AMERICAN SPORTSMEN-bg Lswss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09

TuE PrBLrc CREDIT Of New YoRK-The Alba
nv paners publish the result Of the bids for the canal
losn OF 81 ,0OO, 900 The amount was awarded chief
ly to the Banks in the City of Albany. The range
of accepted bids was from ll2,76 TO ia 80 The
loan is six per cent one and is raised for the en-
fragment Of the Erie, the OSwego, the Cayuga, and
Seneca canals, and for the completion Of the Black
River and Genesee Valley canals, and for the en-
lergemet ofthe locks ef the Champlain canal. The
total amount Of bids was S4,o76, 800 at l09 a
ia so.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09
THE FAST TRorTER AND RoApsTER.

AMERICAN PERRY
THIS superior Horse win make his first sasso - qa,.
l. nessee at the farm Of the late j. J. n Son,hn -
three miles from Nashville the Murfreesboro'
commencing March 10th, and closing July ist lss5
AMERICAN PERRY was bred by J. Marshall az Len.
dOun county Virginia. and sired by the Celebrated
horse imported American Perry senior dam by imported
Claret; in color is rich brown; is l6 hands inches
high possessed Of large bone and yet is neat wry and
active as the most delicate racer has made his mile in
harness IN three mnuies and the undersigned confidently
believe that he IS in every point of view, admirably eseu
lated 70 improve buggy carriage riding and farm horses
in Tennessee.
After making three seasons in the North he removed
to Georgia in 1853; and at the State Fair was awarded
the nrs premium as the best horse all work and be
received the first premium at the Division Fair Of Middle
Tennessee, in 1854, as the best harness horse
Terms OF season. Ten Dollars nayable Julv lat 1875
Mares viii be pastured al fifty per week. and fed
grain at as cheap rate as it can be Afforded
az For further particulars see large bills
j +. BARNES
mcnowlm~ Il. ii. GARDNER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09
FOR SALE

TWO Beautiful Building Lots in Dr. BOYD McNairy's
place about mile West of the capital one contains
II y acres, the other about six.
Also desirable lot the New Orleans Railroad De-
pot fronting 1872 feet on Hume street,
Also very valuable lot fronting 25 feet on the South
side of Broad street between High and Summer streets
Apply to j. L. Il X. w. BROWN
al Cherry Street
March 4 1s55-dlnt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09

J1XTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-An
T. lovers of Fine Chewing Tobacco would do we'll to
purchase their supply at STRETCHES DRUG STORE,
formerly Stretch Orrs) which has just received the
finest article ever brought 10 this city. lmchS
"AVANA CIGARS.-The undersigned has just
received large lot OF genuine imported Havana CT
CARS which cannot be exceed if eluaed BY any in this
market. For sale wholesale and retail, by
AARON STRETCH, Druggist
mch3 Corner College and Union SITS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09
EdgefeId & Brownsville,

LNFE be2utIuI Building Lots IN Houston's addition
IL fronting each 80 feet on Woodland street Alsoa de.
sir bic lot fronting Sc feet Gaatin Pike adjoining the
residence Of Allen A Washington, ESQ
Also 10 Beautiful Lots in Brownsville ahout noiI iron,
Hobson Chapel located the Galatin pike Containing
about four each The character Of the peebborhoo3
and the fertility Of the soil cannot be surpassed tor sale on
long time, To persons who will improve the lots.
J.L.& r W. BROWN
Az Cherry Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09
cHANCERY SALE OF LAND AND SLAVES.

pursuance Of decree of the Cancery Court for Lin
L coin county in the CO, of San'i and John 4. TGHn
send executors of Edm. Townsend, Muntiord Town
send and Others WILL Friday, the SOth day OF March,
1885, sell TO the highest bidder the plantation OF the
late Edmund Townsend in Lincoln county, Tennessee
credit OF months from fifty to Sixty Likely Ne
groes,
curty for the balance and titles made when the purchase
money is paid.
And also at the place in Lincoln county, Tennes
see ON Saturday the 2ist day of April iS55 about
thousand or eleven hundred of rich Elk river cotton
land on credit Of one and three years. in lots tc
suit purchasers.
TERxs-Eiye per cent in cash bonds with approved
curty for the balance aud lien retained the land till
the purchase money ia paid. -. -.
mchS '55-w5t Il. FARO HAkSON, Z. q NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-03-09
Finger Rings.

W. T. Berry Il Co. have just received
THE HISTORY AND POETRY OF FINGER RINGS
BY Charles Edwards, Esq. With numerous Illustrations.
l2mo cloth. Also
THE LIFE OF P. T. BARNUM- Written by Himself.
With Portrait and numerous illustrations l9n0. cloth
YOU HAVE HEARD OF THEM. Being Sketches Of
Distinguished Authors, Artists, Neeasta. Composer
BY q l2mO. cloth With Portraits steel Of Horace Yer
net and Julia Grisi.
MY COURTSHlP AND IFS CONSEQUENCES By
Henry WikOf. ] vol l9mO