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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
THE VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.

NORTHFIELD, VT, Thursday. Nov l, ls55.
TIE annual meeting of the stockholders o. the YER
mont Central railroad was held here last evening
TIE pending suit betuee the Central and Canada
roaca and other ma'trs affecting the corporation,
were considered and discussed. committee of three
was appointed TO investigate the accounts and trans:
rsctors wss D s'poned until such com nitee report
committee slao ap ointed TO apply TO The leyis-
lsture for an authorizing the consolidation OF the
various interests OF the company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

John Van Barren in bis speech at Alb shy on Tues
day, ssid that when vItuous female wants to enter
Msgdalen asylum, she is invited to turn out and
qualify" If the same rule be applied to politicians,
crewould say that such an invitation had only bean
extended to John, but that he had given an en'hu.
;:s,!:c sCcCita-ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

when the word Of command is given, aud the now
homeless wanderers are finally taken to the caps
cious bosom Of the Softs The only thing that is
much to be regretted about the business is t5at
they are not going to cast their sufrages in
such manner that the world can know how many
they count. What al interesting opportunity of
taking their census is thus lost forever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Nov. l. 800.
Immense tbrongs viited he Agricultural fair grounds
to-day. Among the visitors Secretaries ID avis,
Guthrie and McCleland. The Flying ar iery from
Fort McHen,y also attended the Fair and went
through with their drill They inspected b. thu
secre ary of war Daring the firing premature ex.
plosion took place and MORALLY wounded one man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

Mr.. WEBsTER's EsTATE.-The executors OF me e.
tate of Daniel Webster have sent prin ed circulars 70
2, Isons having cls rs against the same IN which It IS
rsed that The nett amount Of assets in their hands "a
Az 80 50 and tie amount Of claims is about sl55 900.
The executors are now making distribution among
lie etitors They divide twenty one and three
quarters yer ctntum, retaining IN hand about one per
9entum TO defrsy expenses and charges in the suit
se aipst the city Of New Orleans for claim Of $25 oc1
4. c:.rscl zee. ~ he GsiQ.: c?.!ycye!sy.
laas!sa IgAsssS!gl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
LOSS OF THE BRIG R.F. LOPER.

PHILADkLPHIA, Ihursd1y NOV T, Too.
The brig F. Lopez Capt. Williams, of and for
Philadelphia with a cargo of log xood and coffee
from Port su Prince was TO av lost The Hozsties,
on the 9Th utmo. Two hurdred bags of coffAe ana
sixty turs of logwood were saved and taken to
Nassau n. p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

I'D JUDICIAL DIsTRICT.-Our readers may have
been puzzled by two conflicting announcements in
our paper of last Saturdsy-fist by Peekskil cor.
respondent, that the X. n district convention held at
that place the day before had sojOurned without max
ing nomination. secondly general Geographic dis
patch, stating that Charles Ga Nun had been nomi
nsted by that same body. We have nov an e1plana-
ton of this conflict through the rival m .oestoes
the two carbohydrates that conclave, from which
we gather the folosing facts:
The convention was composed Of thirteen delegates;
8 full delegation would have made it seventeen OF
the Thirteen PRESENT, six voted steadily for Judge
Emott, not pretendiug that he was X. ~, but be.
cause, as they say in their manifesto they felt 1t
"thei duty to their constituents to support in nomina
ton the be ST man. the best lawyer, and the one who
would II abe the best judge-oue, too who woad
command respect, not only in the order but OUTSIDE
"of it. Impressed with these views, we threw our
&" votes for James Emott." Six of the remainder
voted for Charles Ga Nun, tx. NJ and one for
Thomas c. Campbell, the Hard candidate. After
fourteen ineffective ballots, the seven opposed to
Emott united in vote to adjourn without day, which
was accordingly carried correspondent stated
Afterward the Convention was somehow reassem
bled and the Campbell men voted with the six for
Ga Nun-the Emott delegates either voting blank or
not at all. So six of the delegates sign circular
declaring Ga Nun the regularly nominated h N.
candidate while six others recommend those who
wal t good Judge to vote for Emot and the thir.
teenth stands silent, intending doubtless to vote for
Campbell. We believe the practical choice lies be-
tween Emott and Dean and we urge every friend Of
Temperance and Liquor Prohibition to do his utmost
for JAMES EMoTT.
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, Nov. l, 1855:
The opening Of the Pacific railroad to Jefferson City
was appropriately ce ebrated TO day.
McAblen's trial for killing Deputy marshall Brand
last February commenced here yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02

DAILY PAPER IN EAsTOS.-Dayis Eichman,
young men Of ability and energy, propose 10 COM
mer &C the publication Of daily pepper at Ea'on, "a,
under the title Of The Daily EEpre'', on the 9TH OF
Nov inst
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feet to alarm politicians OF weak nerves
t. ne Aaociofed Pre,t
The Union Of this morning publishes AL for the
National Democratic cnmmi tee to meet IN Wash'
il g+on on the sth Of January next.
The smoun' IN the United Ststas treasury. subject
TO draft on the 23d ult, was twenty-five millions
thirteen thousand dollars
Secretaries Davis, Guthrie and McClelland visit
Baltimore to-day to attend the Agricultural fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-02
THE LANCASTER pa SAYINGS BANK.

LANCASTER, Pa. Tnursday Nov. 1855.
Charles Daughter, the defautiDg treasurer Of the
Lancaster saving inst utOn admitted to bail to-
day in the sum of 500 900 to answer the charge at the
No II meeting Of the court.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-26
RIVER NEWS


REPORTED Sf Il H. HARRISON Steamboat AGENT
THURSDAY, Jan. ID p. NJ
The river still continues to recede slowly with )
feet on Harpetb shoals
MI, III ~, b,,. NON 7,,.o. Ali, No.. ,r;u
oe ue'alueu UeyoHu '-eI' regular t'ine ny H"''nS 10
IIghten'
The weather now miider than on the day pre-
Vious, WithHtue prospects Oh 4 Iu''Hef Use 'han
VIII sustain the river at It's present stage.
Business at the landing has much the appearance
Of low water time. with the executions of regular
Arrival, or lTsc,rI, and C,l,,l.r;,ia Packet lines
-, -,
W T,,.,I... CO., C,s,,.-~fr,
- -, ,.-.,-.r- NJ.
cello, lot O"'InaSe'
At the shoals Odd Fellow and Beauty.
Passed GAINESVILLE at o'clock Yesterday, steamer
John Sinlpson. drawing four feet water; will tighten
and be here tl.is morning, and dzpart this evening
for NIemnbis
Advertised TO depart from New Orleans on the
on, IL. r,.ruou, ,-,.r--;l,, 81 L H.,
@ol' III '"'7 'O' ''''' "-'' L.
ard.
The New Orleans Bulletin Of the Dist inst, states
GO C,uours.
,r. s..-i
y
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TIE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
Up TO
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.
ARalvALor LII TIE STEAMSHIP
Pacific.

New YoRK. Jan. 25.-The steamer Pacific has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 18th.
LIVERPOOL, JAN l2.-Sales of Cotton for the
week GA 900 bales Orleans Fair 81; Mddling 3
! l To- Upland Fair 81; Middlng l-15a4 lG. De-
maud good. Prices advanced one-eighth. The
market closed hl 10.
The news is highly important The Gar IN
condtionally accepts the four guarantees, not only
the four points but also the Interpretation thereof
as explained by the Three Powers. No armistice
is granted, consequently hostilities continue. The
Cars sincerity is doubted yet it is uncertain
whether the Russian acceptance is unconditional
or with unimportant explanation. The immediate
effect was to cause Consols to rise two per cent,
but afterwards fell of.
Sardiania has formally Joined the Western Ali
ance.
Prussia claims to take q share in negotiations,
but declines for the present. to increase her army
Omar Pasha has gone to Crimea
The Russians have recrossed the Danube and
retaken the cities of Tutulzsha and Dubrudscha.
The siege of Sevastopol is unchanged, though
there are reported rumors of its capture.
The Pac fic run into the brig Corinthlan IN the
Mersey and sunk her. Her cargo was valued at
10000 pounds sterling. No lives were lost.
The ship City of Montreal arrived at Liverpool
from Portland, with six days later news from the
America She had no papers aboard
The liner George Canning was lost IN the kiha,
and 1t is supposed lG0 lives were lost. Her papers
and passengers baggage washed ashore
The conduct of Prussia and the GerInanic States
is still equivoca The sincerity OF Prussia is much
doubted.
The allies will insist on Russias naval force in
the Black Sea being placed on level with that of
other powers At this point it Is expected negotia
tons viii split, as Russia will on no account as
sent.
Resteven g. Bros in the woolen trade, and Alb
bolt, Nottingham 6 Co., of London, have failed.
The new French loan continues to be taken at ,
and per cent premium.
HAMBURG -Lqtost-It is reported that the inva- |
sion Of Dubrudscha is doubted.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25-noon.-The river continues |
to recede Weather very changeabe; now mild |
and pleasant. Provisions very dull Money tight. |
PITTsBURG, Jan 25-noon.-River falling with 5 |
feet 8 inches water in the channel.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25-noon.--Cotton firm Money |
plenty. Flour lower. Pork firm. Lard 9sal0.
CINCINNATI Jan. 25-noon.- River fallen two
inches. Snow two inches deep. Mess Pork sold |
at Sll %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-26

Give them triai.-Nercenary persons havein so ma
ny instances succeeded in foisting upon the community
worthless preparations claiming for them great medical
virtues that many individuals refuse to take any thing not
sanctioned by physician. This sanction has been be
slowed upon STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXPEC-
TORANT and DIARRBGA CORDIAL in more than five
hundred instances. Indeed many medical who know
their virtues regularly prescribe the Expectorant in
of Coughs Colds and diseases of the respiratory organs
which under their And in all diseases of the
bowels, too, such Diarrhea the Darrha Cordial is
prescribed by them with the confidence its bene
fetal effects. Give these excellent medicines trial See
descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis of the agents
Price only so cents for each six bottles for 81 so.
dec22
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NEW BOOKS.
NEM BOOKS.

Just Received and for Sale by #. Hagan.
. JUDGE DOfNGS: Being Young Fudga's Re-
=, L cord Of the SANE" IN Forty Chapters. By TX.
Marvel
The Land of the Saracen: Or, Pictures OF Pales-
tine Asia Minor, Sicily and Spain Nv Bayard Taylor
Journey TO Central Africa. b Bayard Tay Tor.
Out Doors at Idlewild. BY n p. Willis.
Alone. BY Marion Harland Of Richmond, Va Sixth
edition.
Amabel: A Family History. BY Mary Elizabeth
WoImeley.
You Have Heard of Them. Bv q vol, 12mo.
History and Poetry of Finger Rings. BY Chas.
Edwards
The Life of p. Il. Baruum. BY Himself.
With many others. Just received BY
jan23 F. HAGAN Market Street.
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COMMERCIAL.

CoTrsS.-The Cotton market was buoyant yesterday
til the receipt Of a Geographic despatch from New Orleans
reporting decline there Of = cent for Tennessee Cotons
owing the advance in eghts and the heavy pts of
Cotton at that port Sales yesterday Of 2l3 bales 5a
81 The latter figure paid before the rece pit of the
reporting the decline The market at The close of
the day, was duh and fat
The Grocery market is actve and the supplies limited
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RECEIPTS BY TIE RIVER.

FROM CHAMBER COMMERCE..
MEhPHIS, per steamer City Of HuntsYile
100 bbls salt; l hid sugar. bb}s molasses; l cask
rice bags coffee; so bags spice 80 packages sundres
GAINESVILLE per steamer VIM Phillips:
l2l bbls -four; los 50 ID sacks 65 100 ID do; % pas
sengers.
BREAKWATER. per steamer Republic:
1900 bushels of coal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-26

THE Superintendent OF the Pubic Schools will be the
l. High School Building daily during tbs rst between
the hours of and H. for the purpose Of examining and
classifying BOYS preparatory to the admission into the
Schools and at the time and place during next week to
classify the GIRLS 1t is earnestly desired that Parents
and Guardians should present their children above mott
fed that there may be confusion al the opening OF the
schools on the first Monday in February next.
Per order of the Board of Examination. ian2-tf
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Ask Apv One who Has Ever Used

DR.. McLANE'S CELEBRATED PILLS, what they
think of them? Nneynne in hundred will tell you they
the best Pills for liver complaint sick headache and
dyspepsia that they have used Read the following
from one of our most respectable citizens:
NEW YORK, August 8, 1852.
do hereby certify that have been suffering from
pain my side and breast for long time and after trying
many remedies to the conclusion that my liver
affected Immediately commenced using DR.. M'Lanes
Ceebra ed Liver Pills. and the few that have taken have
already given me relief than all the other medicines
have taken put together went to clarvoyant to con-
suit him; after examining carefully, he advised TO
continue the use of Dr. MLanes Pills that they would eff
fectually cure me. w: W. PHILLIPS,
No. 2 Columbia place.
s. DR. MLanes celebrated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
both be obtained at any of the respectable Drug
Stores in this city.
icy Purchasers will please be careful to ask for Dr. NJ
LANES Celebrated Liver Pills. and take none else There
other Pills. purporng to be Liver Pills. now before the
public. DIR. MLanes Liver Pills, also his Celebrated
Vermifuge, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores in the United States and Canada. noyl4-lw
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Aessrs 3. Il. Fdsnsstbck Dc Co.: Gentlemen-I have
used b. A Fahnestocks Vermiuge in the practice of med
cne in this and the Southern States for the last years.
and recommend it the medicine for the purpose for
which it was intended bringing at time, from small
girl, of say, ten years of age, ONE HUNDRED AND
SEvENTY-NINE WORMS As a druggist at shawnee
town, have sod great quantity, and it has invariably
given satisfaction. In fact it is the only medicine
now called for. Ii. SYMMES, NJ d.
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants throughout tie United States
ianl-Wlm
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ACroy YOUNG it viii be seen from our advertis-
ing columns, retaining lis old quarters at the Yer
IN lah, has also taken the Crutcher House. We
have always believed that when AcToN did con-
clude to permanently locate, no one house could
hold him. His extensive acquaintance and emf
nent popularity with the sovereign people will fill
these two; for we believe that almost every town
in Middle Tennessee, has had taste of his excel
lent qualities as a landlord.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-26
NOTICE.

HAVE this day associated with me in the Drug Busi-
i ness Mr. WALTER B. GRUBBS The business will
hereafter be conducted under the firm style Of BROWN
GRUBBS. J. g. BROWN.
Nashville, January l, 1855.
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DAGUERREOTYPES DAGUERREOTYPRs!!

UhGUEhhEUIIPE5 UhGUEhhkUI1PES.
CHARLES c. GIERS would respectfully inform his
- customers, and the ladies particularly that he has re-
moved from Cedar street the Of DeldeTck and
College streets, Brownies where he will be glad
see all who are in want Of fine and life ike pictures lie
has gone great expense in fitting up powerful side and
sky lights, and his fitted up in elegant style
He has engaged the services of experienced and polite
operators and determined make his the Model EstsE
lshmen of the South West and feels assured that he will
be able to give satisfaction.
He invites the public to call and examine his specimens
also fine Oil Paintings by the old masters just
ceyed from Europe, which he offers for sale very low.
Call at the OF Deaderck street and the Square.
n. Ban experienced operator always ready for any
out door work. such taking buildings deceased persons
&c ianl6U
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SEVENTH CIRCUIT.

LAW-SEYENTH CIRCUIT.
Joshua Cobb Us Charles Neal Opinion by Judge Nc
Kinney. Affirming judgment below
SIXTH CIRCUIT.
Gibson Merritt vs. John Benson and others Opinion bv
Mckinney. Affirming decree and disnissing bill.
STATE DOCKET.
Chapne Erskine State. Opinion by Judge Totem.
Affirming Judgment below.
LAW-SlX1H CIRCUIT.
JosspluS Conn " Granville JettOn Opinion by Judge
To-ten. Affirming Judgment.
Warren Cummius Us Adam Eroi. Opinion by Judge
Clruthcrs. Affirming Judgment.
SMITH CIRCUIT.
Comfy Court OF Davidson Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company aud Chairman County Court of Sum
,er VS. Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company. Opn-
i,u by Judge Caruhers. Affirming judgment below, and
ordering puemptory nandamus, &o
EQUITY-TOUR CIRCUIT.
Eli Sims and others vs. South Western Railroad Com.
pany. Opinion by Judge Caruthers. Affirming decree
uad d.,.njs,lng L'l.
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RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.

or The CHAMBER COMMERCE..
$50 bales cotton tags feathers; os5s wood; /
box medicine; boxes eggs; stand butter; cocps
chickens; $50 feet plank sundry packages merchandise
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~ A manifest Of the railroad receipts is kept
on file at the Chamber Of Commerce. Our mer-
chants and business men can there find to whom
their goods are shipped, and thus save themselves
a trip TO the DEPOT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-26

s7- Our country readers will see from their
advertisement thst DAVIS & SWAMI have large
auction sale on Tuesday the Both inst It may be
TO their advantage to attend.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
State of nessee-Humphreys Count

Stdtc OF IthHtsste- unlPhftys county.
I EDMUND WARDEN, administrator of the estate of
John B. Patrick decd having suggested the Clerk
of the County Court Of said county, the Insolvency of said
estate do hereby notify all persons having claims AGAINST
said estate to file Them authenticated according to law
with the Clerk aforesaid before the 6tn Gay of July
next for pro distribution otherwise they will be for
barred EDMUND WARDEN, Admir-
Ianuarv I6 1e55-ian2I-
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- \ man named SLACK, Engineer on the
Mediator was killed on yesterday by falling through
the hatcLway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FROM A PHYSICIAN IN ILLINOIS

1t is gratifying to the propreors of B. A. Fahnestocks
VERMIFUGE to that regular practitioners make an
exception in favor of this Yermifuge and only it in
preference to their preparations, but give their voun-
tary testimony in its favor. The following is from ply
stefan of high character in Illinois, formerly of Lou
isiana and is dated
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Relief will soon be at Hand !

IMPORTANT to THOSE AFELlCIED WITH RUPTURE
Wy A. GLIDDON. (GUTTA PERCHA TRUSS
w MANUFACTURERS AND FILTER, Of No. l.
Egans Buildings Adams street, Memphis Tenn respect
fully informs the citizens of Nashville and vicinity that he
purposes being there between the 2Sh inst and ls Febu
aTy proximo with a complete assortment Of mechanical
contrivances for The RETENTION and RADICAL CURE
of all forms of HERNIA. Mr.. Glddons leng experience
and the fact that be is backed By the bgh and most in
tegent physicians of the South West warrant him
serng that those who afflicted with this distressing
and dang misfortune would do well to call him
as he arrves-business arrangement s not permitting
him to remain long Due notice will be given in the pa
pars of his arrival and where he NAV be found The Med
ical Faculty will be called upon BY Mr. GiddOn who will
explain TO them the pecuares of his instruments Each
Truss is made to ORDER thus nsuring PIT; and
each individual requires different degree of pressure
the patient experiences what he did beore
and SECURITY which render him again of to himself
and cheer him with the prospect final and radical cure.
Mr. Glddon, during his long experience, has fitted rup
tured eases from children at the breast up parties who
have reached their " three score and ten"
The adaptation of the Gua Percha has proved of meal
cuabe value to the planting community inasmuch the
Truss springs thus rendered permanently safe from
the corrosive effects Of human perspratOn especially
that of the negro race.
N B-Until his arrival at Nashville he begs TO refer
(by special permiSsOn) to Drs RObards and Taylor Pro-
fessors Memphis Medical COLLEGE; Drs PeytOn Piitman
Taylor, Hooks, Wilson and Jones, Memphis Tenn
Memphis, Jan. l5 lS55-ian2O-tf
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~ WEsTEPN AGENCY FOR THE MARYLAND
STATE LOTTERIES
IarniGcent Schemes for ianunrr. Isas.
y FPIyCE r. 60. NlY4GERS

Y. IRIICE e %, N1NIUEHS-
NOR the convenience Of Western and Southern Orders
II the Managers have established Western Agency,
where all orders bv mail Gor tickets in any Of the Maryland
State Lotteries viii meet with prompt attention. The
schemes for the month Of January the most attractive
eve offered; both in the brilliant array Of Prizes and me
nun Der OF Drawn Ballots The Maryland Lotteries are
all drawn IN Baltimore. under the personal superlnend
ence Of the State Lottery Commissioner Bonds large
Prizes
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g5-g- Oae Of the fremen Of the ITm. Philips,
fell overheard yesterday and was drowned
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~ Putnam. for February has been placed on
Our table by Tooy, NILSSON & Co.
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EXCHANGE.
REMOVAL.


Tine SOUTH NAbNILLE
JTAVE removed their Depot 10 FOGG'S INV BUILD
II INGS. No. Is COLLEGE STREET, South of Spring.
where they will be pleased attend to the calls Of their
customers They keep constantly hand every variety Of
FURNTT UREl
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received,
theg solicit continuance Of the snd hope give
general satisfaction. r. II. GRO0MES,
W. l.. NANCE, Sec'y. President.
Nashville Jan. Is l855-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-26

AUAANs
HAVE on hand twenty negroes, among them is an
celent Shoe and Boot Maker and several good Cooks.
also have negroes consisting of two Families that
satisfy any gentleman good servants there is
in the State restricted the sale to citizens Of Davidson
County.
noy5O REFS W PORTER.