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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-29
From the Philadelphia Evening Argus.
THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.


In noticing days since the of the possible
retirement of the Hon. ]. @. Dobbin from the Navy De
partment in consequence of his feeble health expressed
our sincere regret therea and the hope that the
rnent might prove erroneous We gratifcd in
being able to state only that the health of Mr. Dobbn
is not such as demand his resignation OF the very inn
poran and responsible position he occupies at the head
of the Navy Department. but he has idea of retiring
from his post He enjoys, in eminent degree, as we
have reason to know the confidence and esteem of the
President both as man and cabinet minister and with
his associates in the cabinet will stand by the President
If life is spared him. until the expiration of bis official
term His duties have been laboriousmore So perhaps
than those of almost any other department-and his
health has been much impaired by his close and constant
application thereto for whether at his post, absent
from the metropolis he has lost sight Of the service
committed to his charge failed in the profoundes at
achment and devotion its interests Bringing to the
duties of his department large experience statesman
and liberal and comprehensive views of national policy
the whole navy has felt envening influence sprnging
from the zeal and hearty cooperation which Mr. Dobbn
has sought TO nuse all is branches and the service
has daily grown in efficiency and in public favor under
his superntendence Never before had any Secretary of
this department so much of the confidence and
gard of all the officers and of the service has Mr.
Dobbn; and the announcement permitted TO make,
that he has no idea of elnqushng his post will be re-
ceived with qualification not only by all interested in the
navy but by the people at large who honor him for his
virtues and ability II is possible that In February or
March Mr. Dobbn may leave Washington for brief So
iourn at his home In North Carolina but he will return
again to tho department over which be presdes with so
fvuch dignity and efficiency and accsptably to the
nation
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-29
HEALTH OF JUDGE DOUGLAS.

The deep and widespread solicude ietin regard TO
the health of Judge Douglas has been greatly relieved by
the intelligence which reached this city yesterday Hon.
Mr. MeMullen of Virginia. while passing through Terre
Haute Indiana, Saturday last the Gath instant in
formed by friend who had just left the chamber Of Judge
Douglas that the distinguished patient not only much
better, but was in rapid state of convaescence. gem
eman who arrived in this city last evening informs us
that lie passed through Terre Haute Monday evening
last which time the health of Judge Douglas still
continuing to improve.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-29
OPINION In ENGLAND.

We have says the Boston Transcript letter from
a distinguished British nobeman and member of the
privy council received by gentleman of Boston few
DAYS since in which, after abiding to the attacks of the
London press he says "Pray tell your friends not to
Judge of the opinions of England by her newspapers
= There is no power on earth with which we are
more anxious to be terms Of friendly alliance than the
United States
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-29
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The legislature of this State met at Columbia on Mon
day last The governors message was transmitted the
following day. Geographic despatch from Columbia
says that it is short document devoted chiefly State
affnirs.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. 40. 1855.

We requested to say that in accordance with the
usage Of the democratic party meeting of the democratic
members will take place the hall Of the House OF Rep
resentaliyes on Saturday evening at o'clock.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
NAsHyILLE. TRNNEssEE,

f. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Chartered By the General Assembly Of the State.
FENHE above IDshution Is permanently located and IS
J. not surpassed By any simsr establishment in the
United States in point of facilities for parpg thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
d GOD Bookkeeping.
THIS Department under the immediate Supervision Of
the President Of the College who practical book keeper
having had msny years experience IN Of the largest
counting houses IN the Union, 1al
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the suYerintsndsnce Of JoHs A.
McEwEg ESQ., Member Of the Nashville Bar who Is too
widely known as lawyer and orator requirs any further
notice ct our hands. ---a i --.f- .-l
Ths Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures viii DO delivered night not to interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
By WV. FERREI NJ Under this head embraced every
species of calculations necessary for bookeeper bug
ness to undersand-Viz Interest," Discount Loss aud
Gain, Equations, Exchange &c. &c
Terms of Tuition.
Bookkeeping, by Double and Single Entry applied
to every variety of business both prosperous and
adverse, Commercial Calculations, and Commerciel
Law Lectures including the use Of books, $40 90
Pennanship-for twenty lessons, s. %
FOR lessons without limit, ........-......-.SlO SO 20
"a The above fees payable, invariably, IN advance
The importance OF this rule appear obvious assdeus
enter for unlimited period with the privilege of review
ing at any time during life. without extra charge.
This School is in perpetual session. having veeaiiOn
hence students enter at any time and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business will be supplied with corR
petent book keepers by applying a. this establishment
Good board and lodging De obtained for IS per week.
No student wall be taken Tor less than ful course in
whatever branches he pursuss. .
Time required ioF a full course-fom six ten weeks
"a Address Southern commercial College Nashville,
Tenn Rp2T-otwkwiv
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No I7S.
SUNDRIES.
YOUNG ArFPtcA

y q
GEhId wanted in every county in this a-d nioini,y
"a Stztss to sell TIE Above new snS ;r17r v,l f.0FS
and COB HILL. To sil SUCH a rars cbsnea N
uieke money will BE ofsred Exclusive Stat. ard toun
plysBss w be disposed Of On unusually II. terra ~
SipheaiioE to The PsoDrietor - ~
FARMERS ANT STOCK RAIsFRs,
T. s,Sa ySA Corn aud Coz Mil unsurpassed IN the
C1 anu "nleii eann0t be super 5ded bY pssf or ftur
ass1eohs - Is the very Mi which every Farmer aud
els Corn nd Cob per bo1r Min one b Il l = ~ Es 49,,
u2 ard managed, wsighs $40 Ibs and al al a.ss - -
grndlng surfaces Is prevented viii last any iaruer an or
dinsry lifetime Ispeak thus Of ia durability bl.uze ba
same prineipls has been iFy tested ia be d isrE Hf
MbOis Il that wants
4 11LL on TRIAL
tor month end don't give complete satisfaction :.
return lts Il asre be any thus disposed him now
SPEAK Satsfaclcu warranted every case the mou
ey viii be refunded. This Crusher be attached to
horse, water steam power which renders Is the most
Convenient Mil south Of Mason and Dixon's lins Avn
other Crshers in the south require mach poser
or Ell soon wear Oua According -
THE LAWS OF NATURE
Corn and Cob Mill which admits Of lateral or vabbln
notion WILL necessarily OUT slOiher CT Gshsrs
are aneaabe to his grand objection, and the Propretors
dare dispute it. Ia the construction OF YoBSa Axss
ie have gained power aud defy coEtradcfion; have
leSsened irieson ana chaeugs werd to the
~ nave prevente wabbing lateral motion and all
eea % aeSnewisdgs T therefore assert that IL
Iar superior . any other Mill am selling this Tea
nesSee invention AZ he small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS. ID
And any one wanting "sO0d thing" is earnestly
quested 70 examine the true mes and PRINCIPLES Of his
Mil, and ordsr fiom the Proprietor or Agents
A liberal discount made 10 dealers.
J. +. DROMGOOLE
Sheibyvilie, Tenn, Oct IS Soc proprietor.
AG ENTS.
Ellis, Moore Co, 81 Market street. Nashville Aana-
Iacturers and General Agsnts-
Beaumont Fall = Co., Cisrksvis, Agents for MOnsgom-
cry county
Ab Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Giles county.
Nm- Hunt Salem, Agent for Franklin cosnty, Team,
and Jackson cOu ty Ala.
James & Vance, Castlisn Spri ga Agent for 3umDs<
county.
J. W. Hatcher, Columbis, AgeatfJr @sury county
W. NJ Bel, 2. 81. Rome, Agent tor Smith county
J. r. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley county.
ies, octlt-lYd6n-w
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DRUGS.
FRESH SIPPLIESI

ArO PACKAGES Fresh and Gsaains MEDICINES,
fIO CHEMICALS. PAISTs. Sc. &c Received Re- G, and
AT the MAN AND MORTAR, on Market, opposite Onion
9 SS1S GRGiCAI, SiISs DRXri. SURVEYING MpwlssT and
y Pocket hastrs1neass, assorted. Just received Lg
iune24 s..aiaih llL il al -a r.. WELLS.
u DERFUMERY.- $50 doz. C5Zcgaes and ot8.r .J;ns
l. 76lstts HGtsTs. csSortsl y -.. = .'-
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES, assorted.
COSMETICS-A tine assortment. '-
HAIR T0NlCS, Rar Dye, Gloss Powder, puts and
boxes assorted. ~ ID o.
CURIING FLUIDS, Ponatams. OILS Pailooonlss.
ToILeTTE and Shaving Soaps, 100 doz. -
TOOTH WASH. e ,gf = ceit--. ao
Fsag0rsag Eesraets afaG e's0rsnsls. Reserved aud
USIod NOD s4aJp IIpyR on. CUISINE aonParA
II Hyd. Potass, IoDrsE, NITRATE SILVER, Select
powders Of Ipecac Opium Colocynth Rhubarb Scaony,
Mayapple, Golden Seal. All offered low by
SARsAPARILLA EXTRACTS. As Dozen
y BULLS, GQz0tPs, TOWNSHIPS Csrpentsf's, SHAKER
fresh fluid Extracts Of sarsaparilla
ID pipes CbgaiGc. Otcs@ Dlpreg, S5gaete and taans-
pagRs Braadigs Madeira Port Sherry Muscate WINES.
ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS--A
IA popular remedy for diseases Of the Kidneys.
DOR'TER-LOndOn in pint and quart bottles:
L Received by 7. WELLS
TNLECTRIC Machines, Msfieins Chests, Medical
IL Saddle Bags Gums Bags, Trusses, Shoulder Braces,
III ydrauIic Gene 1t and Plaster of Paris of su.
IL perlor quality.
VYARNISHES Furniture Coach, Demar, Brot0 and
Black Japan iron, Leather, Instrument and Picture
Varnishes. $500.
COLD LEAF, Gold Fol, SsIpsr Leaf, Red. lsl1ow
VI dnd White Bfonzes. -.
DRUSHES-78 dozen Hair, Tooth, Nall Hat Cloth,
D Paint, busting, Sweeping, Serubbng Poons Stencil,
Horse Comb, Shoe, Stopping and Varnish Brushes.
I EECHES.-Fresh supplies Received By
IL juns24 7. WELLS
A RTIST,S COLORS.-9S dozen fresh assorted
IA COloFs in infexble tubes, well assorted
- PICES; 1900 LBS. Pepper; s75 lbs Pimento;
- Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace Ginger Ground Spices;
Yermicelis Sparkling Geetine; Bitter Almonds Pre-
served Ginger
DIPEs. Marbles, Gun FHuts, Percussion Caps, Gun
L Waddng.
NOUGH CaDdy-65 dozen Howe's Cough Candy,
~ and New England Cough syrup. ...
JUSTARDS-FSGalkfo louisville, Lerlngt9z and
M Cincinnati. Received and for sale by 4. WELLS.
gTINE PEN AND POCKET HNIV ES.-Assd.
L PORT MON NAIES every shaoe.
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES. Well
assorted
9 EGARS AND ToBACCOS- 5000 casatorss,
- Adp0IsOa, Bdrrios Ls0Hd0yO, Jenny land SegdrS;
20 boxes May QHset and Fine Cut Chewing and butcher
Smoking TObaecos. For sale low by 4. WELLS.
ID DLACKING-40 gross fresh Paste Backing.
D STARCH, IS boxes, STAR CAEDLEs, a boxes,
ALCOHOL, Vinegars lptiStys, GINS, Runs, 80 hbs
LlNSEEO OIL and SP1S. TURPENT1NE.
PURE WHITE LEAD IN %, SO and 100 ID kegs.
ZlNK WHITE PAINT, ih9 French IN % GRd 50 ID k<gs.
heceived and for sale at small advance By
june24 T. WELLS.
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SOUTHERN DEPOT AND GENERAL AGEECY,
SALE
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Manufactured Articles
AND
NJ MerChaudiSe Generally,
BENJAMIN +. SHIELDS,

nasnVllle, 1Snnt,
TAVING takan the large aud connections Ware Room
lately occupied by Nessrs. 5. Ii. L0omis Co eOTne
of the Square and College street. for the purpose of trans
acting an exclusive AGENCY, COMMISSION AND AUG
TION BUSINESS, would respectfully solicit con
sgnmens of such goods Of every and any description as
are adapted the market Having determined not to pur
chase any article his account and tltterng him
self that from long experience in Commercial life and
determination to give satisfaction TO Consgners and Ship
pers will be happy 10 open correspondence with Manuiac-
urers Merchants and Dealers in the various critics OF the
Union who NAV wish prompt and efficient Age1t or
Factor in this market Orders the different products
of the country promptly atenl3i q. ----,,
nov l8 '55 3ENJ. T. SHIELDS.
p S-No goods sold at auction thout express nstruc
tious Is. +. y
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Southern Forwarding HOuSt

Agents in Nashville for
YOUNG WYATT L co, WYATT & CO,
Savannah, Ga, Charleston South Carolina,
FORWARDING AGENTS & GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS. .
I'VE would respectfully announce to the Merchants Of
w Nashville and vicinity, that we have secured the
ssrgces at the well known house OF Messrs. w. Il. GOR
DON CO. whose pleasure it will be 10 present our Tor
yrding bills TOR collection the counters OF our patrons
N Nashville. our bills being made payable IN Nash7
will eectuay do away with all the annoyance and ucon-
vience heretofore arising from having 10 purchase drafts
make remittsnces, leave deposits, &c. &C
Goods consigned b sECGTlIdy forwarded
the saa day Of arrival unless discharged from vessel a-
ter the raoad depot is closed for the nighwhen this
occurs the goods are slowed reprOof ware houses
mi c1lrsi iDS5rJlcsGt additional cost to oar PGtons.
We would a.,u return our grateful thanks to merchants
generally in Tennessee for the patronage heretofore SO 6-
orally bestowed upon u.s. and the same time respectfully
solicit their bisns long they ind 1t 10 their inter-
YOUNG, WYATT & CO.
Savannah, Ga.
WYATT CO.,
usylsE Charleston. =. O.
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Nd AMERICAN.
sC0TT's LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COB

FTNERE are features connected with this Mil worthy OF
L consideration and close examination on ftle part OF
those wishing to purchase Feed Mil.
lis mech ariea instruction and Rdaptaton TO tls pur
p0sss designed 10 crush andgtRd corn. It's great
pscity while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease its durability is amply provided for. The complete
and entire p0Tsheness of the Little Giant rendering lis
greater convenience for plantation and farm noss
bic 1t requires no mechanical aid bill OF expense to
put up; farm hand pat and set one
renniDg ia half hours time. The c1nvenience WIN
which the sweep may be applied to horzohiaas Is
usual-or head and the mill may be easily at
requiring one and TWO horses. The quantity and quality
Of product IS so bushels Of good feed meal per hour
according the degree of hneness gronnn and he size
mill IL the cheapest MILL all things considered, there
is before the public. r-s.... .....
en and worthy of noie the fact that there has been
Patsnt Right specuatiDg huckserng about the coun
try usual With the thousand bungLg make shit I'M
pleDents that got up trade-merey 10 get money
by selling palnBg OF the patent right upon the eTed
ousteu tie machine to be abandoned by all parties as
hUmbng; The other hand the Paenee and PIopretoTs
fthe Little Giant M1ls believing thatthey canaRd de-
eruiEed that they will supply the Agriculurasts and
Stock Taisers 0feuT country with superior Mill, are per
nanenty engaged In the business and have one hun
dred thousand dollars invested in the Manufacture OF these
mills in tbs East and South CT these eStabeh
euts employ ing co solely IN this business SO high
" are heEe nails appreciated that four thousand have been
sold within the past months and the eaYes and
the most extensive Manufacturers OF Agricultural mpie
merits in the United States have eagerly sought an inter
EST in their manufacture and sale -.."
complement has been thoroughly tested; no one
Ae kind has received numerous and high Testimonials
IRON Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural Associations.
sud bv reasOa Of substantial practical utility and
merit have more fairly ground their way into every day
and popular favor than SCOTS Little Giant Corn ana
Cob MIL Orders promptly filled
Liberal discount dealers.
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RAns-slSO IN PREMIUMs.

TAYING largely increased my supply OF Rags by The
1 premiums offered the past year ending Jnae 81
= 3,,sd 10 offer larger amount Of premiums for the
,rasart wear And will uav the above premium 10 sums
rS01 500 $50 So $50 500 s4 $50 So and go 10 any
- ,,.r,ban;< or "pedaIs-whO Will deliver me, from
- 49, fo the Il; Julv IS56, the largest aunnnt OF
EsG The same to be bought outside Of and by noo DO
ir.r trsinesg outside Of Nashville orvicjuity
tr RAGS on delivery aud issue certificate 20 She owner
vi the amount received and paid for These cer'tca'oS
must be kept and sent before The 81 DAY d" "n'
caxt sO rh,t three lsnteresed merchants OF Naso't
IN make the awards The largest enOunt being euittG
10 the 500 The azi largest to $50, and bon down
Merchants sguu,u rags viii please WTe Hlai '.''
know IL whose naJue to issue ths certificate. Comel-"'-
,ylluOi be allowed
WOODEN linsrv silk aud Is orsted rags are uo wanted,
and will not be included u thc above,
earnestly solicit greater attention saving and bGyGg
Rags throughout NHiic J,ua.
In!yA-l ydtrwEw ". y. v NHlIhAAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-12-19
s.rATE RIGHTH.


YNVERY State by the Constitution has the rght TO reg
- uate its own internal trade de-, but 70 strengthen
the constitution by regulating The internal man. IS nsee
sary to use , ,,,,..
DIR, Mills Aromatic Stomach BEtteTs,
DELICIOUS innocent tonie diaretic medicine soeeinc
for Dyspepsia or Indigestion Bilious Cole, LOwsess Of
Spirits aud all Nervous Diseases certain cure Tor sun
rsr Complants Cholera Preventative Fever and Ague
&c This is truly vsb.e preparation, strengthening
invgorang Cordial prepared from the Pres very best
materials and Purely Vegetable every article OF which
is strengthening and nvigorstng to the syste and BY
It's highly Aromatic properties most Delightful B+yer
age The use Of these Bitters in all bous or Liver CON-
plants By their strengthening powers 70 assist Nature
win obviate the necessity of using Pills or other drastic
purgatives often attended with serious arrangements Of
th system. -, =, =,
Eyerv well regulated Hotel aud Bar should be supplied
with Mills Aromatic Stomach Biters as they are much
more pleasant and heahfn than the ordinary Bar BIT
ers" heretofore used single trial viii exclude all ot1ers
DosE-Adultsa teaspoOnul TO small VINE glass three
times day oener Add little water or wine Il TOO
strong. ,
Sold in quar-, bottles By al respectable Druggists and
dealers in Wines aud Liquors IN the United States Cana
das- &c. and at wholesaler by LYONS Il co,
1ly2I Wholesale Agents, Nashville, Tenn.
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Mrs. GERTRUDE J. CARY'S BOARD
ING AND DAY SCHOOL

WILL resume its Session Monday, Sept 10th. Cir
w culars my be obtained on application at her resi-
denCe 5 W Pine and Fifteenth Streets Philadel
ph'a,
RLreRExcas.-Rev II. A. Bosrdman d. D. Rev. VIM.
Chester d. D.. Rev. }. Newton Brown, d. D., Rev Henry
Daring Rev q. L. Plat, Rev. j. Gordon Maxwell Phia.
de phla.
Hoa Wm l.. Marcy, Secretary Of State, Judge P. V.
Daniel Suateme Court, u. 81 Washington City; Rev.
Thcnas H. skinner ID. d.. Rev. Joel Parker D. D., New
York Rev George Woodbridge, 2. T. Daniel, Jr. Esq,
HlCiu)aa, Va.
Hon. I've lya>"n President Bank of Tennessee Nash
vile Tenn, \. 4; Cr,zier Comptroller Nashville Tenn
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KANSAS COTTON PLANTATION
FOX SALE,

4 -17 ACRES Of Superior COTTON LAND. In
IL pToyemeots; rs acres cleared and 10 eutIya-
ton about same amount old deadsuing and buTn which
can be put into Cotton the first ys1 comfortable dwell
ing good Gin, MIL and all Decessary out houses Cissra
and We'll Of Superior water Orchards. &c
The be enlarged 10 any extent, as own the
back lands
Its locality very favorable situated in Arkansas
ty on the south side the Arkansas river healthy
and pleasant neghboh0od, adjoining the plantations a
Dr. John A. Jordan and the Messrs Douglass, and with
in three miles OF The Little Rock and Napoleon Railroad
which is progress and viii be completed less than
two years bargain be had by early application 10
the undersigned the premises BY letter addressed u
South Bend Post Oce Arkansas county, Arkansas. As1
rrier 10 THOMAS IL. ALLEN, Memphis
Oct3-ulaDw r W. LEE.
- Nashville Union and Banner copy trsL JBnuaFY.
in wspkIr and send hill this oi,e-Msmphs Bulletin
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LIVERY STAhLE.

e. TIE undersigned having taken the css-fxc.
'tsfse1 Livery Stable on Market Street. for as.-
NJ msTly occupied By the MessTs. Hammers, second
door below the Nashville Inn, aud 0pvos as Msslssou
House. respectfully announces that be viii keep on band
good horses and vehicestO be let 10 the blrng putc
reasonable terms
be IL prepared take care Of in The best manner, 81
horses lett with him ether IS b. arong horses travellers.
His Stable is situated cou7neu 10 business, and BE wiz
keep none but exuerenced oseIs and the best prOvs
der the market viii sf0rd. Terms moderate.
s-n2I-dtri w6Ef W H. bOWAIl-
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I.TTARTE FARM FOR SALE,

E 1bscriher intending remove, offers for SALE (prI
1 vltgIT) his tract of land, lying in the county OF
aoutgomery immediately on the telegraph road IRON
Nashville CiaIks7llle 50 nes from the loTueI, aD1
ras rom the latter and % miles sonth OF Port Royal
Mills containing go acres, about 487 acres open iand N
prn4 state OF cutivation; the balance well tinbeFed
M, ,upoyenents consist OF comfortable dwelling, good
eTo cbns wi h stone Chmueys, Olerge tobacco barns
oSd stables corn crib, and other NECESSARY ont-house
snple add peach orchards, &c. a never failing SPRING
ana au abundance Of stock water.
NE and lies as well as any tmbered upland IN the
county Of the same sze and we'll adapted to the growth
,t corn wheat oats aud tobacco. Terms liberal;
H. s. For information concerning the lana Wouia
t m 3ss-rs eve johnson and VIM 3. Dortch Of Nash.
Vile RAbt Mcclure. Of CaIksyle; kosco pcAerson ana
a'a :; Cbristial of Todd county, Ky. 1 would also
taa that there is tract Of lGp acres adjoining Nmcn
"a, be BOUGHT with the above land desired or divided
ED gs 20 Sut purchasers. leS5 .. % =,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-12-19

GOOD SMUKINtG.-JusG received Iu,00U Havan-
NJ ma Cigars cf the YuaIo de Abaj0 Tobacco WITH lot
of fine Smoking Tobacco Of various brands, Lang horn
Armsteads Fine Chewing Tobacco, Diadsm Twist, Fig
Tobacco with large assortment of Fine Snus. would
call attention my large lot Of ne Pipes, Meerschanms,
each pipe warranted genuine. Also hand imitation
Meerschaum, Fancy German, large lot. P0Tt Monies,
Snuff Boxes Pen Knives Marbles Sc Muir & Sons
Scotch Ale, Ypass' London Stout For sale al the sgn
of the Little Indian, corner Cedar aud Cherry sta.
novs j. MOORE.