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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21

WAsrlSdToS Jan. 4.
SEXaTF NJ. Seward presented petition nom
clr1ens OF New York, WHO served ia the war o.
lsl2. for a,l,lstiaahl hognfy iaedS which was
lrrred II the comu ilve GA pensions. -~-
Mr.. + ssonlen presented = memorial from
lsTs nGRtet Of tLe c't1 Us Of Mains, praying .or
tie repealoithe fugitive Save law.
Mr.. Dodge. Of Wisconsin, presented hiil stab
fishing Rock Island, Iowa, :. part 81 delivery.
Mr.. Dawson offered resolution, t.st after this
week, Fridays be appointed for the consideration
OF the private calendar in reference to private busi
ness which was passed.
Tie consideration of the Judicial reform bill WIS
again taken up. az
Mr.. Bell opposed an Increase of Judges.
Mr.. Chase proposed the original bin in modified
form as a substitute. 2Aa7
Afr. Weller moved TO rec6mmit the bill 20 the
Judiciary committee with directions to report b.l
relieving the Supreme judges from Circuit duties.
Lost.
HoUsE-The Speaker laid before the House q
letter from Rufus Choate resignng his Office one
of the regents Of the Smithsonian Institute. lie
docs this not from any loss of interest in It's affairs
but because of personal inconvenience to attend
to the business, and more particularly because OF
his dissent from the recent action of the board
specting the management of the Institution con-
ceiving that they have departed from law.
Mr.. Meachun, one Of the regents after reso'u.
ton TO refer the letter TO select committee Of five
members, and that the said committee are to en-.
Guire and report, whether the Smithsonian Inst.
tute has been managed and the funds expended il
accordance with the law, establishing the Institu
ton, and whether any additional legislation is re
qured to carry out the designs Of the founder ans
| that the committee have power to send for persons
| and papers.
Mr.. English one of the regents moved the let
ter and resolution be tabled which was agreed to
| The resolution was adopted by 90 against 81.
The House then went into committee on tn
| Paicfc railroad bill, when number of the amend
ments were submitted, and all in their turn reject
| ed
Mr. Perkins, of New York, moved to reduce tx
| grant of lands on each side of the proposed roa
| to three instead oftwelve miles
/ Various other amendments were proposed an
the bill debated by Messrs. Washburn, of Maine
| Warren, McDugal, Smith, of Va, Letcher, Rich
srdson Gray, and others
Finally, the committee were without vote O.
the bill, and the House adjourned.
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~ Ne are almost persuaded 70 chi Wv Old
Fuiou's way o. eendipg on ma! MATER, aad hot
trouble the department Sith car co'snajnts ard
the cornplai1ts Of orr sub-c,iiers. II \ 'nS 4
Co viii send their E&press 'is way, Vs~'f'iRi'
they :sn ou,bid Uncle Sam FIR our patronage.
The following letter from our travelling agent IS
h1. e Federation or he cor1r'sinty which we
receive from our subscribers.
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TIE OLDEST ISHAByrASr There is now living
IL Washington county Virginia, lady, who is
perhaps the oldest person in Virginia. Mrs. Mary
Collins, residing about seven miles from Abingdon,
tsvond the Middle Fork of the Hoston river, the
Abingdon Democrat says, is certainly not less than
one hundred and twenty years Old, and is believed
TO be near one hundred and thirty. Although Mrs.
Collins has reached this extraordinary age she yet
attends to q great desl of work about the farm of
her son, With whom she resides, and our informant
states thu: q short time back be saw her carrying
heavy bucket Of water up a steep Mill
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: CERTAIN Cure FOR SCEcroLA.-Nichoas Long
orih, the famous millionaire and wine-grower of
Cincinnati, publishes tie following cure for Scro-
fua.
Put O.. Of acqaafortis On plate, On which yea
have two conner cents. Let il remain from IS 10
y hours. Then add i o.. OF clear, strong vinegar.
Pot certs and all in large moutbei bottle, and
keep it colked. begin by putting drops in tea
spoon full Of rain water, and apply it to the sore.
Make the application three times day, with
soft hair pencil, made CT soft rags. lfye,Y pain
Jh, put more water. As the sore hesla spply it
weaker.
Irequest editors in all parts of the L MON, and
abroad to copy tbs, and to repubIish it quarter
yearly; il may save many lives.
n. LoSGwoRTH
Cincinnati, Ohio, Nor Is. 1854
2. S.-Cspt. Hardness OF orr city, the first per.
son cured by this remedy, applied it without water,
and he informed me that be thought it wouid burn
his leg of, but the next day it was cured. His
was small sore and had been attended to for
months by one of the best physicians, without any
beheit.
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TIE KNOW NnTHINGS RourEn

But few elections have been held recently, but
what the Know Nothings received the credit of
success, particularly if the Democratic ticket was
defeated. We have always viewed this so called
party as snoFt-lived Oil and water can be mixed,
but will soon separate if the mixture is not kept
well shaken So with the Democrats and Wings
Some few may be msled, and that too honestly;
but the principles which divide the Democratic
from the Wing and all other parties are so much
at variance that should the former under erron-
eous impression, be led TO support ticket got up
by the latter, the day Of repentance soon comes
round.
Witness the result in Atlanta, on Monday last.
The Know Nothings we understand, ran regq-
larly nominated ticket-the People, that is the
Democracy another, and we are informed by a
Geographic despatch, and through private source
that the Know Nothing ticket was completely
routed. Every nominee on the Peoples ticket
was elected save one, Mr. J. i. Denning, who was
beaten by few votes by-Sroag, who was on the
Know Nothing ticket The following is the res lit
OF the election:
Mayor-Alison Nelson.
Aldermen-W. W. Baldwin, L. /. Wright, DR..
T. NJ Darmall, Strong, J. w. Thompson, John Far
rar, Vim. Barnes, John Glenn, Thomas klle and
Dr.. c. Psychological Constituencies.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21

SIs SoUEz AND THg SALE OF Gina Disc sS;oll
N the .Spaai,L CoTtes.-Mr Soule on his return 10
Madrid. CtAas heretofore been stately was re-
c=ived n the most Gathering manner. 4 cores
pendent OF the \. : Tribune writes:
Soon after arriving az Madrid Mr.. S. called mp
On the members Of the Cabinet and the Diplomatic
CORDS rs etiquette requires, and within the TWEEN
ry-lc1is 20 IJwirg his cali was returned by every
individual Of these two bodies, and lie was other
wise treated With I marked poiiteness which seems
5iEG1.-to comprehend uDde- the circumstances.
The sane ritter gives the discussion in the Span
ish Corte-, CT he 18th nit, on the proposed sale
f Cuba H says.
II. Irzarr.ags. member cl tie Cabinet, arose,
I'D viii great warmth pronounced short speech,
x .ch U-etcced a marked effect og enthusiasm On
y1e Caz1aer. I an let able he said, TO reveal
the secrets Of diplomatic negotiations, but, / may
here declare distinctly. in the name Of the Presi-
3e-t If the Council, u. E3partRro, and of The en-
TIE .h.ret hist the sale Of the Island Of Cuba
would be TIE sale CT Spanish honor itself We
- 81 corceu- IN i, never. The Minister took his
seat in the midst o. three rounds Of cheers, which
proceeded from every bench in the Chamber and
IRON the public tI.aunes. The only spectator of
ne scene, seated u tie official part Of the house
who did not cheer, y as Nh SoGIe, who sat in the
front ra1,, Ct the diplomatic lodge, and who is
said 10 have sA0g-u some embarrassment a. the
proceedings
Aaotae- member with The view Of putting an
ED 70 tAs7e American professions" suggested
that Spsa should abolish slavery in Cuba he seem
ing to have tie impression tha, We desired the IS
lgud Only because II was slave territory The lat
Ter adds:
b. O!ozsgo flushed by proposing en- order Of
the dsv 10 be placed on the minutes which shonli
declare The lively aud profound satisfaction with
which al the representatives Of the Spanish ma
GioE had received the noble and patriotic words Of
lne Minister Of Foreign Affairs, 70 which they
ave tLeir complete adhesion.
Tee entire Assembly arose with enthusiasm 10
,a2i7 feet 80 vote and their Unannity was receiv-
"a w.th n'aa3..s by the spectators occupying The
lribunea
NLr. SON. .al All audience with the Qneen on
,ne evepin- OF the 10Th, when ne laid before Her
sIaes.y al autooraph letter from the President of
the United .ss5y-. The rai1istTy ives ACCOMPANIED
on III IS occasion. by FL. Dudley B. Fields, OF New
York. in piaiu American drcs-, and both Were re-
eeiyad IN the most cordial manner The Queen *
pressed an earnest desire to maintain friendly rca-
tons with the United States.
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NEW BOOK ON sPTRITUALIsM

from the SpiritSpheres, with incoutestbe evidence Of
personal identity, end Observations and Essays BY
}. B. FERGUSON. Union and American Steam Press.
This is CT the most remarkable books Of the age
whether regard the nature Of the Communities
tons records the strange disclosures presents the
clear and finished statements and arguments upon the tn
ture life its able and distinguished Editor has offered in it's
eloquent pages 1t is very well adapted to the Obec had
10 vieH and must command extensive circulation. No
read il without being profoundly impressed with
the consistency of its philosophy the rational character Of
Of its religion the beauty and suhuty Of its appeals aud
the honesty and feaIessDsss of its author.
For sale st the Book Stores of the city janl2--tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21

THE Superintendent is at the High Schsol Building
daily IRON to 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of
examining and classifying pupils preparatory TO the open
ing Of the Schools the frat MOnd in February next
The community will bear in mind that all the depart
ments OF the Public School system will commence in this
building Children Of both above four years old are
admitted aud it Is earnestly desired that parents and
guardians should present their children early in cump
auce wit h the above notice. FRANCIS 3. FOGG,
jant-n PreS't Of The Board
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Bayard TayIOr's New Boob.

THE LAND OF THE sARACENs or, Pic.
lures of Palestine, Asia Minor. Sicily, ana
Spain.
With Tinted FreutsPeee and Tile. and Map Uais.ru
with Central Africa"
Just received hy W T RFRVV Z 20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21

THE subscriber has discontinued the manufacture of
Il Tobacco ia this city, and will commence manufacture
ing ST Louis where only in the West Fine Leaf can
be obtained suitable for bis celebrated Nail Rod Twist
Nectar and IXL TObacoos. All sent to st.
Louis, after April lsi left with Morrison 4 Co. " DO
will be my agents in this city, aud will keep stock on
hand, will De promptly attended TO. ANY Tobacco sold
by and not proving represented, will be corrected
BIZ A. Morrison & Go. 4. J. AUSSELMAN.
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FOR RENT FOR 1880.

n WISH TO rent my House and Lot iB TIE sabarss -,
IL Of Nashville, :he diS'auca from the Puu,c -
Square as The Chattanooga Railroad Depot lae L-i.2
has ten good rooms and other convenience Tie l er
taius i've end half sores Of gryund-solEs thzss acre ri
which is q velsnecsed garden. Here are On tie 1 '
number Of peach, cherry aud Other trees sso, ne
stable and esrrsge hszss vii reot tols PiSQs.1 .'
= good tenant WI. . L4S|Eo'-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21

JUsT THE Man he WANTED TO Sea would be
prophet, down South, said lately in one of his
sermons, that he twas sent to redeem the world
and all things therein" Upon hearing this, native
pulled out two five dollars bills on broken bank
and requested him to fork over the specie for theu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21

Ex GOVERNOR 4. Y. Browns SPEECH.-We
have perused the speech delivered by lhls gentle
man on the occasion of the meeting OF the East
Tennessee Division Fair, at Knoxville, in October
last 1t is an eloquent production, and but for its
great length we would take pleasure in laying it
before our readers. The remarks on the dignity
oflaJor are indeed beautiful, and folly sustain the
reputation of its author as accomplished orator.
- Lebanon Herald
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21

New ORLEANS, Jan l5.-lt is now conceded by
all parties here that the present Cotton crop cannot
exceed three million bales. The estimates Of New
York and Liverpool houses ere extremely errone-
Gus
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FOR SALE.

1--WE Beautiful Building Lots in Houston's Addition to
L Edgefeld fronting each 90 feet Woodland street.
and running back 40 feet to y foot alley. Each lot has
a number OF handsome shade trees it, and is within 400
yards OF the Public Square. Call soon on
ianl3-lOt J. I. r. W. BROWN, Az Cherry St
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For SALE OR RENT,

4 FRAME House with two rooms, and garden Of
~ four to sixteen acres and quarter miles from
the city near the Gallan Pike will rent SAID proper
" 10 good tenant sell for 8, 2G0i $500 essh-eal-
in one two three four and i've wears win interest
ianl9-IOt L. W. BROWN, 445l Cherry street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21

THE subscriber having removed his Music store 10 his
i former stand, st No. 90 Union Street respectfully
gives this notice. and invites customers call on him a.
usual He has lately received assortment OF the cele
brated Martins Guitars, which, with other Musical Goods
will be sold at low prices
ianl0--d2s' JAMES DIGGONS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21

FERNANDO Woop the rev Mayor Of New York,
has ssuod tie most stringent rules for the reguis
ton Of the police, and which, if fully carried out
will rid that cI.y Of many grieyous nuisance
Every public house is 10 be cosed on the Sabbath,
every street and sidewalk to be kept clean
and free from incumbra7ces, every violstor Of The
law 70 be arrested, and every officer who neglects
his duty TO bareported. This sounds very well-the
theory Is good. but the practice would lie better
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21
NEGROES FOR SALE.

I HAVE sy valuable Family Of Negroes for SHE con.
l. sisting of han and bis Wife and threa Children
which may be bought or twslys :usntas credit.
jan: HEES ". PORTER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21
THOSE FLUSH BRIM HATS.

NTATERFlELD WALKER have ready, of their own
w manufacture, fine assortment Of the New Style
Moleskin Hat with long n5pd uuderbrims; also, beau
tfl article Of Cashmere fiat Of the iinish fine
supply ready to-dHy. -
ian2O-r WATERFIELD 4 WALKER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21
WEAR THE FINEST HATS /:

S7OU eau always fad them ct moderate price aud Of
the latest design by calling at Watered Walkers.
The celebrity they have acquired for manufacturing the
finest Hats is of no ephemera character but passed
sound and lasting foundation. Their latest STYLE beau
tiful Hat and will please the most fsstiGous.
ianon-tf WAKEFIELD WALKER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21

CEoRSArI, Jan. 9--night.--Flour dull and IN
changed. Hogs firm, Shoulders &c; Sides SC; Mess
Pork held at ST; Whisky &c River unchanged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-21

~ The English papers are out on Lori Rag
Ian without mercy. They criticize and condemn
his conduct Of the campaiEu in the CEimes, and De-
nounce it IN 10 measured terms. This il the best
yign that the expedition to the Crimea IS consider
ei : failure in England, and some enc must bear
the blame. Popular sentiment demands victim,
sud Lord Raglan is a used M man. If he does not
achieve some exploit to redeem the expedition.
Nothing but success viii do. Skill, prudence, and
courage ifhe bas these qualities, viii not DO. lie
1uust take Sevsstopol, whether it is possible OF not
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AUTHORIZATIONS NOTICE.

state of Tennessee-HumphreysC County.
= EDMUND WARDEN, administrator of the estate OF
| John b. Patrick decd having suggested to the CLERK
f The County Court e said county, the insolvency OF said
estate do hereby notify ali persons having claims against
said estate to file them, authenticated according TO law,
with the Clerk aforesaid or before the 16n Gay OF July
axt for rG rata distribution otherwise thew will be for
ever barred. ELM 'AhDEN, A"ni
Iannnrr lG. ls55-ian2l-w3tE
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.

MORGAN Il co. have removed from their former
vi place Of business 70 their New Building No. AZ Pub
lie Square. janln-lm
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SOFT HATS AND CAPS

OF all the new designs for Men, Boys, aad Children.
Their assortment Is extensive and varied, and their
prices low and uniform.
WATERFIELD & WALKER,
Fashionable Hstters,
ian2D-f 90 Public Square, to Cowboys.
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THE creditors OF Mark Black decd, hereby notified
l. their claims against said deceased legally snthentcG
ted with the Clerk of the County Court of Hickman COun
ty, Tennessee before the 2st da OF April next in
order that division pro rata may be made &C. they
will be forever barred
By order of the Clerk OF said County Court
EWEL c. WARREN, Admir-.
Jnnuary eth lS55-ian1 I--H3t@
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HERE Is THAT FANCY ROY,

HAY for sale extra No l. Fancy Bow 10 years old
i Some ) women, several OF whom are warranted
goai co0is Some small boys from to ~ years old;
good men from is TO S5; snd valuable body
wants. Re in hurry Christmas will come and find
you without negro and you will have 10 hire again at
higher prices than ever REFS W. PORTER.
also want to nire % 80 negroes for the lrUuworks
dec9l--tf K. W. Z.
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PORTRAIT PAINTINC-

r 7. P0INDEXTER would a1uOu1ce 20 the cit .els o..
q Nashville and vicinity that he has removed bis SIN
do 10 room over the Book Store Ct " T. Bern 3 a.
on the south side Of the Public Sla Tie has e1s-uisj
lew PortrsIts during bis stay in Nashville whc Re w
take great pleasure in exhibiting 10 vi'iius- Spec -l
Of bis work can also be at Mr tre-ans, College
street-among them the toll length O. the gn. Cave Jhu
son. The ladies' especially invited % ei .i,nsa
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TO THE LADIES,

"a LADIES, 20 to tie Crute5er House. and
~ - learn to cut Dresses Of Mr. & Mrs. GEORGE
5A t4 of New York. the oldest and most celebrated
~ Teachers in the United States. Their Sys-
MEH M TEN is entirely new, and different from all
modes now in Call and investigate hsye
lining fitted and know for yourself whether il is wort nv
your attention not The beautiful Basque Waist
also fitted by Mrs. g. Patterns of every variety cut 10 m
the form.
Terms reasonable, aud perfect satisfaction gyen
charge will be made.
- Call soon, as their tine is limited.
jsnlO-2w
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NETE have still fine assortment Of seaso1abe Under
w wear for beth Ladies sud Gentlemen. Fer gale By
igaIs MYERS / AcGiLL,
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= REAT BARf;AIN IN "A COy,TRy I;ES..

kJDENCE-We are Offering a decided baTysin b ,
desirable residence about mile from EdSlsd frnirT
this Gslatin Pike opposite the residence isT. l. F
The tract consist Of rbJut Il Of 7e-v superior l5
about acres finely tim5ersd comfortable dNslrE, -
houses Lots in the immediate Of TIE residence, c1
cannot be purchased al $500 per acre Cal soon OF
j. l.. & Z. y. BROWN,
da-sOQw Az CfarFv g.
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NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the estate of Sam
y ueI w. Weatberly, decd, are hereby notified to he
their claims against said deceased, legally authenticated,
with tbe CLERK of the County Court OF Hickman county,
Tennessee on or before the 9Th day of May next in order
that division pro may be mads &c or they will be
forever barred. W. 7: j." EAlhEn'A' A"-H T.
January Is, 555-jan2l-wGtS
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s. L. FINLEY,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
dnl9-Tt Cooper's Binding, Cherry street.
UNDERWEAR.

OUR stock of Shirts still large and we can suit every
taste Every Shirt warranted 10 ~ and 70 Dc mace
we'll Ii,nISl MYERS HCGlLL
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FOR CINCINNATI

FUh OINJ4NHh4AI
TIE Regular Packet CUMBERLAND
LtsNNssste&s VALLEY, Capt FEsRELL4 will leave Tor
- Louisville and Cincinnati, TUESDAY ,23d
inst at o'clock p NJ. For freight or passage apply on
board or to jan2ll A HAMILTON, Agent:
A GREAT BARGAINING are now tfeIing for
n sale Lot Broad Street, adjoining the eeksmlth
Sbop of David NJ Allen The Lot is nifty feet front BY
one hundred and forty deep with alley in the rear
Ills for saIe on the most accommodating terms Apply
In LINDSLEI Il CROCKETT,
isn21--m SO College street,
TOR RENT. The Room adjoining our Office, lately
II occupied By ". i K Freeman. As our gTee s. me
most gpJe gce tie eth Of course this Is the next most
public and Is d fine stand for any business
lINDSLhY Il CROCKETT,
;anoI G3 College street.