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Canton! !!

7 HEREBY caution the public against giving
i any credit to my wife, MARY IL De VINE
(alias Kingsmore,) as certain matters compel
me no longer to recognize her as my wife and
will not be responsible for any of her debta.
G. F. DEVENE,
Camden, S. c., Nov. 10, 1856. 2t
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TO Hire:

A NEGRO WOMAN, a good Cook, Washer
"a and Ironer. She has also worked in the
field: Three Children between Six and
Twelve years of ago will go with her. For
further particulars apply. at this office t
November 23. 1856 :. A. -
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THE INDEPENDENT PRESS
O. Q: Q; PUoKETT, I Editor,

IndiUiduafs, like nations, fail in nothing wh;ch
"cy boldly attempt, ,chen sustained by eirtuoux
Purpose, ,anddctcr,ained drcsolution.-HENRY CLAY.
"Ipthing to praise, get mot afraid to blame"
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY!
LAND AND NEGR0ES!, !:

nR. JOSEPH F. LEE having made a COM
~ veyance of his Property to his children,
they will sell, at Public Auction, at his resi-.
denee in sAbbeville District near. Calhouns
Mills; on the - :. ;.5:::s$s :. :, 9 =;
/, l3th Of Decemher Next,
The Tract known as "Elmwood," living on
waters of Little River. near the proposed
route of the Savannah Valley Railroad. TIE
Tract contains about 49, e5s x ~
I AA1 -AA-~Ec4SSs
OF which more than 200 Acress siz ood lsnds
the rest in q high state Of xSnis sati6n and
well suited for Grain and Cotton Upon SlbS
place is very coinmod dionAs % yNEIkING And
all necessary buildings In g66d f9p4 4fs rs zs ss
They will also self = fss.
( TWENTY-FIVE LIKELY AgGA6ES!
Comprising some very valuable Fellown S, 6 =
4 f " Z, ALSO ....at, M. : :
Horses Mules Cattle, Sheep and Hogs. ~ +
ri FORTY! BALES. OFsG0TION "a. < <
oNBizHOUSANDssB ssB BUHHBLS OF CORY:
& asRodderf and sOAts; Household aud kitchen
Rurnitursi Plantation and Blsskanith Tools;
!. Carriage snd Buggy; ! Road " agon sand
Terms made known ON day Of sale. N q
~ q. gENKINS LER " ~ ~
.EE 81 AgenNsle:.
Ncy.S =. 4: ssa ~; !, ids a. q
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The address delivered by Gen. McG owAS
at tue last annual Commencement in Erskine
College, (for copy Of which we stand in
detted to tho kind remembrance of the
author,) is worthy of a better notice than our
limited time enables us TO accord in the
present issue, and we have therefore marked
1t for c-perusal and further comment.
"HoN. P. S. BRooKs.-Our immediate
Representative in Congress has indicated
to the Carolinian his determination of be-
ing candidate for reelection. Strange
move this, TO make his determination known
through paper out of his Congressional
District! May be the papers published in
his District are not of sufficient impor-
tance for the Honorable geutlemans pur-
poses. "Mcne Tekel Eupla, san" say we in
regard to Mr.. Brooks"
Lexington Telegraph.
What mares nest! Col. BRooKs. hap
pening to meet the editor of the Carolinian,
and being, doubtless, interrogated, signifed
his intention of being candidate for re-
election, and the above is the penalty. incur
red. We have coPiedsit only as speci-
men of how small a mares nest will some
times excite q cackle.
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ABBEVILLE @. H.

rerms---0ne Dollar a Year, in Advance
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-23

+
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-11-23

lnat tbey VIII not materially change the
result; and your committee insist that the
five items embraced in The. above caicnla.
ton, are the only legitimate iiudices 81 the
relative wealth Of the two sections. $ 81
Your copmittee are atEas. particular; n
the smstt e ssnato oiiii;ssl Rapreae entai;on,
z6ecapss they afS advised and believe; that
the proposed diviisicp Of Edoei9n and Ram.
rsll VI resisted by TIE Parishes. mon stf,a
express ground that The two 5dists;oaS s sSaraad
have neitbe.sa sufIic dent wealth ,no5 ~ N
slnJms fao more Senators; bn4f f;s a sbown
BY 1Hgtsss hat eaapot; lie Is bSs ssfr affona.
&oas itnpIion. ~ ~, s. q q. ).
ssssy e,esesslAses pf the sparisbes, 8,
have. g Senator, and IS Edaefield and Barn.
wall hase 38, ,8o2 ssiiasss its5 follows that /,
Tie seFatotiS psesentat;;o sof ti,ese two
ssDIslx ars eds rtpoas :flSe nuInrbar n
ssasss ! B 4 ID 81 l5 81 tiissts 80 voaidbS
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Law BOOKS.

Corner Of Union ara Cherry Streets
Adams on liee,,seq, s Plilips on INSURANCE,
Adam Equitr-Iu.l!aw ( Persons Select Equity Gases,
ColcrS r' Roscoe's Criminal Evidence,
Ara! : tlcs on Corpora Story on Blls,
0.qss Story Agency,
Anesl On sfer CourseS Story OF Promissory Notes.
Angsiia Assignments, Story Equity Jurisprudence,
Atcbbalds Nisi PriIs. Story en- Bailments
Archibald Criminal Practice Story on Partnership
BcuFiers Law Dictionary Story The Constitution
BnGyiers Institutes, Siory's Equity Pleading
Bsrbour's Chsncery Practice, Storss Conflict If Laws
Brights Husband and Wife Story Contracts,
Blacks;One's Commentaries Starkie on Evidence.
Gritty Contracts, Spence's Equity Jurisprud'ce
Chify's General Practice, Smiths Leading Cases.
Gritty Bills. Smith Contracts,
Chy's Criminal Law Uoited States Equity Digest
Chitty's Civil Pleading, vattell's Law of Matt cas-
Daniels Chencery Practice. Whartons Criminal Law,
Gfeeu.eags Cruise = Real heeet's Chancery Digest,
Property, Wills on Circumstautisl Ey
Greenlsaf on Evidence, dence
Hill 90 Trustees, Williams Executors
Hare L Waaees Cases in Wharton's Precedents, In.
Equity, dictments &C.
Jar,nan on Wills, Statute Laws of Tennessee.
hents Conmenisries, Swans Tenn. Reports
janis . - %
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New BooksI New Books!


THE WIFE'S VICTORY. BE- Mrs Emma D. IL
\. Soutaworh. In vols paper. Price IS cents
Mrs Sou'hwarth she HHest auihoress The country
Her style j. orcble and bold. There exciting int
Test in all her compositions, VII eh renders them the mnst
popular novels in the English language. yr York Mr.
g5-.
Srs souibworth Is the best American writer Of the
age"-phisa. H5rclgrs
She has superior and there is c5asteness and pu
Tiy in all that she writes which eomaends her the ap-
probation Of every Thoughtful mind Btii5aore i,s5ii-
can
She is woman Of brilliant gsni,, y tics Braass
'She is the best fiction writer in the y.Dggais
Express
She is the most original and talented Of living female
writer's - P8bsis Leagfr.
Life in the Ciearings versus The Bush. BY Mrs
Noodle author OF "ROughing il in the Bush. &C. vel
paper Price 50 cents.
ilay and December; Tale Of Welded Lie. BY
Mrs Hubback. ] vol. paper PTies 80 cents.
The Mysteries OF the CoBrt of Queen Anne !;
Being CT the interesting Historical R0nanees
written. Bv Vim. Harrison Ainsworth aahOr Of Jack
Sheppard" &c | vol paper. Price 80 ceuts
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- The City Belle leaves this morning for Lou
isvile. We advise travellers to Louisville that a
passage on the Belle is frst-clas luxury. We
were passengers to Smitbland on board Of her. on
her last trip, and therefore speak from experience
Of the uea;ness aud comfort Of her state rooms,
the luxury Of her table and the nnremittng atten-
ton Of her officers to the wants Of passengers In
all these respects, she has never had superior in
oar waters. We sincerely hope that her owners
viii find the experiment Of regular trips to Louis
isvie profitable, for there has been no acconmoda-
tion in the way Of travelling facilities 50 greatly
wanted as comfortable conveyance by water to
that place
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

FINHE trm of HIman, Fanieer Co has ih's day beea
Il dissolved, and Daniel uillman, George W. hlilBlan,
and Charles f. Hman have purchased the entire interests
Of the other partners The business will hereafter be
ried on under the style of HlLLMAN BROTHERS 81
Nashville, Memphis and At the Rolling Mill Cunoer-
land rVer and under the style of RUSYAN HILLMAN
r. BROTHERS at st Louis. All debts owing N th late
firm Ia be paid 10 HimAn Brothers, aud all debts
ing by the late firm will be paid by Hillman Brothers who
alone authorized TO sign the Of te late firm in
liquidation. We solicit for the newrm continuance Of
the patronage so literally extended to Us.
January Is. 1S55.
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EsEE.EEF rs ON HAND!
LMpORTANT 70 THOSE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE


w A. GLIDDON. (GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS
w MANUFACTURES AND FILTER, of No /,
rlns Buildings Adams street, Memphis Tenn and late
Travelling gent for Shernans New Orleans Truss Esab-
-huent respectfully 10 the citizens of Nash
vile and vicinity, that be has arrived with q COM
ples assortment Of mechanical contrvances for the
RETENTION and RADICAL CURE of ali forms Of
HERNIA. Mr.. Gliddon's long experience, and the
fact that be is backed By the brightest and most in
e!geu physicians If The South West him 10
seng that those who afflicted with this distressing
and dang misfortune would do well to Call him as
he aTrivesbusinesS arrangements not permitting
him TO remain long. The Medical Faculty will be
called upon by Mr. GhddOn who Will explain 10
them the pecuaritiss OF his instruments. Each Truss
is made ORDER thus nsuriug q PIT; and
each individual requires different degree of pressure
the patient experiences what he did before COMFORT
and seCUBITY which render him sgsn of 10 himself
and cheer him with the prospect ual and radical
Mr. GiddCn, during his long experience has fitted Tup-
tufed GU children at the breast up 10 parties who
have reached their +" three score and ten"
The adaptation Of tie Gutt Percha has proved Of meal
eusbe value the pldn,ing community inasmuch as the
the corrosive effects Of hnln perspIrson more especially
that Of the negro race.
Mr. GGddOn is 10 De found !or short time at the City
Hotel Room Is, Nashville where he refer some Ct
he prominent citizens OF this city, whist in Memphis he
comes recommended by Drs RObards and Taylor, Pro
lessons Memphis Medical College; Drs. Peyon, Putnam
Taylor. Hooks. Wilson and Jones
Jan. -. iS5J-tf
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NEW FIRM.

THE unders gued, having purchased the Tennessee c
L ing Works on Cumberland river, prepared 10 eye
orders for Iron which will warrant he equal in
quality any offered in this market. We solicit
continuance Of the confidence enjoyed by the late firm and
give the that best exerops shall be used
give satisfaction those who favor with their
ders, UlLLMAN BkOTHERS.
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The CAMPBELLs.--Our citizens showed their ap-
probation Of the CANPBELLs by giving, last night,
one of their brightest stars good benefit They
perform again tonight.
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COMMERCIAL.


NASHVILLE, Feb. q, 1855.
C0TT0N.-The Cotton market was dull yesterdsy-but
little offered for sale Small lots sold for aesI
SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb 90, 1855.
EDS. UNION We annex below our market quotations
this day for articles in which you may be nteresed and
you may rely upon them as being strictly correct.
BAC0N-Hsms l2alS; Sides SASH; Shoulders 1SaS !;
HogTound 8lza9-quOtation for Baltimore Bacon. Ten
nessee Bacon in good demand, at higher figures.
LARD lOsial2c.
CGRN per bushei 81 Is 81 2Oe
OATS SUa -
FEATHERS 35a40c.
BUTTER l5sZ5c.
C0TT0N-Ssles OF the week e,l72 bales; Low Mid
ding 71la71; Strict Middling 2las Good AddIipg 81
Market firm.
RICE IS 75al IL.
SALT in sacks, 95aSl OF.
FLOUR, in bbls, $40 5Oal! % supply diminished de-
mand good.
FRklGHISDry Goods TO Nashville, 81 60 per 100 lbs
Cotton to Savannah. &c do
Flour DO. 80 per Dbl
GRENVILLE i co
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CuRT. YoUga H.A!Tn.
RRoIIFRFONt

RROLLEHfON!
THE Receipt for making this celebrated Compound
i Qatey introduced into this country,l viii be sent hy
the subscriber any person in the United States OF the
Canadas, fer 81 90
The KROLLERICN viii curl wave tte hair in the
most beautiful manner Any person having the coarse
and uneouth looking hair transform into the MOST
BEAUTIFUL By the use Of this article. The ingredients
will not over 2 cents and with this receipt any
make equally good every respect to that sold IS
per bottle Ii preferred, package Of Kr0lleriOn, ready
made will be sent free postage instead Of The Receipt
with directions for preparing it liquid FORM and full M
Teetons for use Send all letters, postpaid, TO
H. A. Fremont
isnll-wSm Warren Trumbuil Co Ohio
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'-- J. MUSSON L co.
Genenea My little daughter four years old and nv
son. older. for considerable time suffering from
worms. purchased two bottles Of YOUR yerriars Z, /
which gave them three doses according 10 dirserioy
and strange say in less THAI three hours they passed no
less than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS-some of the ex
tracrdinary length OF from twelve to fifteen inches
Having experienced much Of the beneficial effects {
ycar Yermfdge feel it my duty TO recommend it 10 the
public as, in my opinion one OF the most ecacious rene
dies against worms ever ret offered TO the public
Gentlemen, believe Die TO be your much obliged and
humble servant, NATHANIEL LEATERS. 8
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout tie United States
febl-wIm
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Amabel; A Family History.
BY MARY FLIZARETu WoRMELEY

'Wsit. and Love himself will bring
The droop;n, flower Of knowledge changed 10 frat
Of wisdom. Watt my faith is large in line
And that which shapes il 10 some perfect end"
s.- 7szRys0h.
"a work Of uncommon merit Force Of thought and
originsl interesting incident = E0St5h Adrert.ssr
Il. bears the stsmp OF much than ordinary ge-
nias.'-P arifdR Recorder.
II contains many scenes ct highly wrought interest -
f'utgaH1.
This story is remarkable fer the intensity Of the seu-
meut elbodies, for is vigorous and polished diecu
great range and character and for gnGty and
energy Ueetiy Despatch
"a story Of heart JOYS and trials, not without sFripg
incidents and romantic turns. "C5r1ttrn Inquire.
There is charm Ia thus tale that is irresistible
Sdhg AFQas.
'Anate' is far above the range Of common Gction
both in style seaInent aud Ii IS written with
Vigor strength and cearness purpose. The interest
The story is wholly sustained The heroine is beautiful
natural and individual oreaoa The style is admirable"
- ko1se .lJuraeL .--,4l4 ast- a-rFt4
With many others. just received BY
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NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1856.

NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1855.
A. J. DUNCAN & CO.,
No, 10, Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
HAVE now in store large proportion Of their extern
Il sive stock OF FoIeg n and Donesc Staple and Fan
cy Dry Goods. -..s.-..
Enbroideries, s.
LGces, .r=r.. s1
White Goods,
Irish and French Linens -.
Silks, Hosiery. Trimnings &C.; r
Which they offer the most favorable terms TIE trade
and dealers are eques ed to favor them with early call
They will also be receiving throughout the regular
shipments of every novelty in Dress Goods, EnboideTes
&C. &c
A J. DUNCAN Z co,
M. 30 Public Square
n BOO bales Brown Sheetings and Dr1llings of
Southern Manufacture, for which we sie agents.
teb2l J. u. & co.
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LECTURES on TnR PRoPHEcIEs-The Rev. s.
BoSHOsnIE will deliver bis 9TH lecture, in course,
on "Wednesday evening at Z o'clock, in the lecture
room at tie First Presbyterian Church, tRev. Dr.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,
Isby Morgan & Go.

TYAVING taken the house formerly occupied by J. p.
/ L Dromgoole next door 10 Berry DemOville5 Drug
Store will be prepared from the !s 10 The 10th OF March
exhibit an entirely fresh and weiassoried stock Of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods and Varieties, to which they
ask special attention Of cash aud sort time prompt
purchasers This stock being entirely and obtained
IT prices r Geg last years standard they offer them
to the public without any tear OF teng undersold
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NEW BOOKS.

TNUON, NELSON 8, co. A. Union Street. are
NV prepared TO rnish subscribers and others with
Cooley Lady Book Tot March. Back numbers also can
be had a them. ieb94
No. 3 lIAHPEi;'S STORY BOOKs
y Has been received by
ieb24 TO0N, NILSSON 4 &C.
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2 z D O 4 I nj!
GREAT ATTRACTION.
bile Sale 81 <nIpntf.ss Fsnf,5.u- lois,

ON WEDNEsDA /. esis inst, a. II o'clock, the pre-,
~ mses being the Page tract Of Land, aopt two mules
from The CITY, We win sell At public sale o.
ihe most beautiful Lots erer fired within The same DIS.
lance 81 the CITY. Some 25 Of tie Lo front on the
the city Of Nashville The Issconiau from 10 20 acres
Oh the tract o. land there from u IS never failing
splngs fhe soil good and the ntghboshood IS excel
ecf. On many Of the lots there large number CT
the nlest beautiful cedar ifsesoher timber also.
This sale presents tie fines; Inducements iof vestnent
that has ever been offered III this market. - /
sT- Ounibusea will leave the PGbic Square a 10 ocfk,
A. NJ giving free passage to and from the lots.
Teflns.5 To- IS. and "a months credit, Eiihont ins
ieresi for we'll e3dorssd payable in bsnE and len
retained. $3.50 a4fcl {
Come one! come ALL /" Make fhe modern Brooklyn 70
Nashville what The great Brookly l. y New, York
b ., J. L. j K. ~. BROWN. Z
Z. Il. GLAsoocx. Auctioneer. ieb20
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NEW BOOK ON sPIRIrUALIsM

"SPIRIT.COMMUNION A Record Of COMMUNICATIONS
from the SpiriSpheres with inconestibe evidence Of
personal identity, and Observations and Essays by
J. B. FERGUSON Union and american Steam Press.
This is one CT the most remarkable books OF the ege
whether We regard the nature of the Spirit COmmunicG-
tOns records the sarge disclosures II presents or he
clear and finished statements and arguments upon the ia
ture life its able and distinguished Editor has ersd in its
eloquent pages 1t very well adapted 10 the object had
in view aud nlust command extensive circulation. No
man can read without berg profoundly impressed it'll
the consistency Of philosophy the rational character Of
OF It's religion beauty sud suhmy Of its appeals and
the honesty and fearlcssuess of us author.
For sale at the Book Stores OF the city ianI2-T
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Statement from Canada.

sfsA - - QUEBsc, Feb T. lS5i.
Aessrs. b. 4. Fahssstock d @. We had the Plea
of receiving this morning the within certificate Of
your yermifuge which viii be very gratifying 10 YOU as
was seni voluntarily. laiasl 80
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vNOR the conveaieac- Of Western and southern -ders
u the Managers have established Western ATs1rv,
where IN osss v mai f,r tessfSin snv Ct she MzTyians
State Lotteries ril meet wien pron5Pt arenneh The
schemes for the n t q January tae ssi attractive
ever offered tls in he bFtat array * Ptss snd ne
all drtWn in Baltmce. under The pe-soue sperIutsns-
euee OF ne Siae Lottery Commissioner hiads Z sGfs
nnn aie gwen 10 the State % secure the pasoons Ct
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TIE CIANT KiILI5,l.

nETTER KNOWN as Leavi.t'S Corn 3iiIl and
ID Crusher, may be seen in operation al the ii
Broad and Summer STREETS adjoining the Manufacturing
Establishment of David NJ Allen. Farmers and stock
rasers are invited 10 examine THIS Mill it is unspass ed
in its adaptation their wants Persons wishing Ia Vur
chase crushed stuff be supplied bT application above
or leaving their orders with *. A. Bsowe at Deaderc
febll-lm JAMES e. BALDWIN.
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Subject-" Prussia
Mr.. BoxHoMaE viii continue TO deliver the Slh
Lecture on Thursday evening, in lie same place at
tie same hour .ey~
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! III WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY CURE
| OF RHEUMATISM OF TWENTY YEARS. STANDING
Never in my life had much pleasure in doing any
thing as in giving certificate 10 the world and hope il
may thousands Of my fellow being
relieved dreadful disease Rheumatism. My wife
has afflicted with for twenty years. Of the time
suffering excrucang pains in every part OF her body Hav-
ing no appetite she reduced to almost skeleton So
viosnt palms, that she seldom could sleep without
taking large doses of opium Every Joint very
much and her knees hands and neck covered with large
Jumps She could do kind CT work-the sinews and
muscles being hard and contracted that her limbs were
drawn together that she obliged be In bed COG
san Ia this condition she had been for tW enty
without getting any relief from every thing she used
until che commenced the of II. G. FARRELL'S AKA
BIAN LINIMEET-the first bottle OF which produced great
change. used five bottles The sgelinrs
neary all gone Gown pain has eniFeiy LEFT her; she
sleeps soundy; Is fesby she was in
life has excellent appetite and spins all
day. BY the few bottles she rs wei
she If doubts this wonderful cure he
has only call at residence Feoria and the
circumstances from my wes lips, further in.
qNire Of any Of my neig hbors SAMUEL ELSOY.
II. G. FARRELL'S ARABIAN EMINENT /. also an ex-
cellent remedy Pay, Sprans, Bruises, Cramps,
blans, Burns, Palms. Toothsche Sore Eyes, ete and In
horses CATTLE Is the best remedy in the world where
ternal application is required.
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RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.

RECEIPTS BY THE RIVER.
BOOKS CHAMBER COMMERCE..
NASHVILLE from New orleSns-955 hhds sugar % bbls
do 40 boxes Havana sugar. 1879 bsgs Coffee 25 bbs molss
ses hf do 100 dozen buckets lis tubs 90 do bss
kes 6 do keeers 100 kegs nails 20 boxes sns 90 hf do,
90 or do 43 boxes oranges and lemons bbs oranges 10
bos mackere5 If do GO kits do, l4O demos 10 casks
porter 100 dry hides 30 Matches l2 do sardines 95
tobacco, ls do Is bbs nuts 81 ra Almonds 60
bbs liquors. 80 boxes lin plate, horses, 525 pkgs mdse
UMPIRE from }. p. Tweed-72 hhds sugar, - bbis
lssses clio hf do, 25 bbls clover seed
Steamers Rock City, Nettie Miller Hasie, ard Month
cello, from Steamer Nashville, all heavily laden.
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
BOOKS or THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
loads coal, Is do wood bales cotton, hid Florida
oranges bb turpentBe bf bbls rsrnsh "a boxes dry
goods 10 bale. do Ii boxes aud Shoes bbls porter
100 boxes drugs, l35 do mdse.
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ININEKSIl1 OF IztflEA' I1sI4.@' I =.
tn. Fonr.h spptsI Commencement OF the Medical De
rsrraept Vi be held on Wednesday, the 2s'h inst, at
o'c.ook. a, lac Christian Church.
Addresses viii be deliveredby A. W. GR'oes n. D If
e.ao-,ia and Professor Paul T. Eve, 81. D. FGfasF Fl
Ladies and gentlemen Of Nashville respectfully nrt
ted to attend j. BERRIEN LlNDSLEY, p
Feb 81. 1861 Chancellor Of the University
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Masniliccai Schemes for Fe5ruary, s55.
r. kR4TrE 4 90. HAEI0YRS,

ess- WEsTyEE AGEECT FOR THE MARvIAN1
STATE LoTTE2IES
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-27

- We authorized and requested announce DR..
THUAAs A. ANDERSON of Coffee County as candidate to
represent the tonrh Congressional District The
Congress Of the United States.