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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-04
THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.


Our know nothing Aldermen get no sympathy
in their late movement even from their own friends.
Baltimore and Louisville have sent delegates; and
the New Orleans Commercial Bulletin, decided
Fillmore paper thus eriticises the action of our
board
REFUSED 10 SEND DKLEGATEs.-The Aldermen OF
Nashville Tenn, have refused by vote of ii TO
to send delegates to the approaching Southern
Commercial Convention, to be held at Savannah.
The resons for this refusal may be gathered from
the following remarks made by Alderman Fogg
"He believed that no practical good had flown or
would flow from these conventions They were
useless. The times were rather more out of joint
than they were at the inception OF this movement,
and we should be cautious how we participate in
the assembling of sectional conversations not likely
70 result in any good The results ostensibly
sought by these convictions were to be attained
another way-by public and private enterprise and
energy"
Though we have not, as our readers know, an
exalted fdes OF the practical utility of these annual
assemblages, vet we cannot see any harm in them.
If they DO little good, they have not, thus far,
done any mischief Referring to the idea that
some pestiferous agitstor might under the cover Of
these conventions endesvor TO set on foot some
Disunion scheme, Alderman Ware, pending the
motion to appoint delegates 70 represent Nashville
at SRVRQlAn, SAID. IL lutI0 Was u OlSuQlOQ
Southern Confederacy project under cover in this
Convention, he was for sending our delegates
good Union men, as all Tennesseeans were to crush
il out"
This is Just our sentiment, and We think, there
fore. the Nashville Aldermen erred in refusing TO
be represented on the occasion referred to. We do
not anticipate however, any such move, or that
it would receive countenance should there be. The
great majority of the members Of the Convention
will refuse to lend themselves to any such tom
ssoolery if any attempt shonld be made to commit
them to it. AT any rate it will be safe and proper
10 send strong delegation of patriotic, Union
loving men from this city ard State, not only to
crush out any Disunion heresy if any should show
itsef but TO turn to practical account, SO far as
possible, its proceedings. The great subjects OF
our social independence 10 education, nsnufac-
lures. and the development OF our almost bound
less natural re- ources, may surely well occupy the
attention OF good and intelligent men, and afford
scope for the combined energies OF all our people.
IL these subjects are viewed 10 their proper light
there will be no room for political humbug, and
no time for political mountebanks to exhibit them
aelves.
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THE NAKED EDaE-I am tortured with the de.
sire of preaching better than can. But have
no wish to make ine pretty sermons; prettiness is
well enough when it is in Its place. like to sea
pretty child; pretty flower, but in sermon
prettiness is out of place. To my ear it would be
anything but oommendstion, should it be said to
me, "You have given US pretty sermon" If
were upon trial for my life, and my advocate
should amuse the jury with his tropes and figures,
burying his argument beneath profusion of the
flowers of rhetorics, would say to him, "Tut man,
you care mora for your vanity than my hanging
Put yourself in my place, speak IN view OF the
gallows, and you will tell your story, plainly and
earnestly" ! have no objection 10 sdy's wind.
ing sword with ribbons aud studding it with ro-
SEES, when she presents it to he1 hero lover; but IN
the day of battle he will tear away the ornaments,
and use the naked edge TO the enepy.TT-R26ert
HnU sraFf
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THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 4, 1855.
MBETING or THE EI,FCTORS.

The Electors of President and Vice President
ssf assembled st the State Capitol yesterday, the 80
= instant in pursuance of the constitution. An the
Electors were present, except Mr. CURRN of the
10th district. Hon. WILLIAM r. Polk, from the
State ct Large, elected President, and Hon.
E l. GAHDEEHIRE of the 4th district, was elected
Secretary.
The college then adjourned until halfpsst So.
clock to wait the arrival of Mr.. GrRRIN.
HaEpast 3-The college again met and Mr..
CURRIs being still absent, adjourned to o'clock.
Seven o'clock-The college met pursuant to adj
% journment. The President (Msj. PoLK) suggested
that Maj. THOMAS G. LYON be appointed elector in
. place of Mr.. CURBIs; and, on ballot being had'
Msj. LYON elected -s1l tti go
= ss The Electors then proceeded to ballot for Presi-
dent; and JAMES BUCHANAN, of Pennsylvania re-
ee ceiyed IL votes. And then, JOHN @. BREOKE-
RIDGE, of Kentucky, received II votes for Vice
President
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In this age of generous rivalry in the improve
ment and development of agricultural resources,
our readers will watch of course the results and re,
ports Of all experiments and efforts in the intro
duction of new modes of culture, new varieties of
seeds &c, and we shall keep them advised, SO far
as our space will admit.
From the report Of the late County Fair at
BlountviIle, Sullivan county in this State, we
take the following items
"Preriunas-To John Wolf, largest pumpkin,
best bushel of Turnips, best bushel OF corn, best
bushel of oats, best side of bacon, best acre of
corn. which produced l20 bushels, which is white,
and called the German corn" 1t grew where
corn had grown the year before, on q narrow bot
tom, near a small rivulet; the land was broken in
the fall or winter, laid off about three and half
feet WIDE drilled two stalks at place; planted, say
first of Nav, plonghed and hoed three or four
times; for the largest ear of corn, cultivated as
above. weighed two pounds whereupon member
of the Society challenged Mr. Wolf, mot to mortal
combat) but that he would beat this ear IN 1857,
and Mr.. Wolf accepted the challenge; for the
largest and best pair Brahma Pootra Fowls, i've
months of age; male weighed eight pounds and ie'
male six and quarter pounds.
To G. W Netherlsnd, for go bushels Wheat,
raised on 234 acres of land. Land measured by
Henry Anderson, wheat measured and sacked by
Henry Pryor; for Corn, SO bushels per acre, on
403 acres The Wheat was raised on his farm, on
the Long Island of Holston. The Corn was raised
on bis farm, on what is called the Cherokee Island.
The ground was broken early in the spring, the
Corn was white, was planted the last of April, IN
hills about four feet apart and three stalks at a
place.
There were FIVE lots Of white blue stem Wheat
exhibited, all of an excellent quality, weighing
from GA to So lbs. per busheI.
The large Corn, ETC., exhibited by John Wolf,
and the premium bushel of Wheat etc, exhibited
Isaac King, were raised in the Fork, between the
Holston and Watsugs rivers
The Wheat reported by G. w. Netherland, grew
in rich feld, clover ploughcl under, in Septem-
Der. white blue steam Wheat sowed the 10th and
ooh October and double narrowed.
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RANK oE EAST TENNESSEE.

We learn that this Bank suspended payment on
Tuesday last. We hear nothing Of the circum-
stances of the suspension beyond the fact; and we
advise holders of the notes to wait for further in
teligenoe before submitting to very heavy dis
count. We shall lay all the facts we can gHtherbe
fore our readers at the earliest possible moment
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ENGLISH IDEA OF AMERICAN LFE.-A New York
er who fred a revolver in the streets of London
was let off on light fine, on the ground that it
was common practice in the United States
where nobody thought any thing of it. The Lord
Mayor said it was very surprising state of 500
ciety but he was not prepared to dispute the fact,
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rnI. 1.i.aIsLArryE plsTRIors.

We have hastily gone over the legislative dis
trcts as they stand according to tie ls;e election
for President. These figures expose the enormity
Of the Henrymander -showing that, with demo-
cratic msjority in the State of near 1900, we only
carry majority of one of the Senatorial districts
and three of the House. The figures win also
show our friends whist they have to do to carry
the next Legislature. agsS'
stst SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
Majority for Majority for
rfH Buchanan Fillmore
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ARTISAN WKLLs-A New Orleans paper notices
the return of u s. officer of Engineers, from the
plains of New Mexico and Texas, where ne has
been engaged with a company of men for two
years past in Artesian Wels About $40, 900 has
been spent in the experiment, snd it las proved
failure The boriug3 were 500 feet but the water
in no instance it seems could be brought to within
100 feet of thesurlace. Gypsum--cretscious mari,
was found in abundance.
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waar nouaLAs sAlp Ar roLEpo.

The Little Giant was not allowed to pass sihs
gle Staten between Chicago AID Cleveland witha
out the people calling him out. At Toledo the
Mayor was forced to make speech to him in be-
half Of the multitude which focked to see him, to
which he thus replied. The Republican says:E
"Mr Douglas responded to the enthusiastic sp-
plsuse with which be was received in his usual
eloquent and energetic style. He gracefully ac-
knowledged the hattering compliment conveyed in
go imposing an impromptu ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
said it was but short time since he might have
travelled from Boston to Chicago by the light OF
his own efigies, burning in every village where
aboltionism could muster courage enough to at
tempt the disgracefu act-the sole provocation for
which was that be had dared to introduce bill
allowing the people of every territory to regulate
their affairs in their own way. But he congratua.
ted his hearers that the Just principle of that bill
had BEEN adopted and made fundamental princi'
pie OF our government; and he felt proud salts
faction in the approval and endorsement ofhis owr
course and that of his gallant colleague, Genera
| Shields, embodied in the triumphant election O
| the veteran statesman, james Buchanan, to the
| Presidency" - =
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The HcG MARKEr.-There is decided improve
ment ia hogs, with sales at So The number
slaughtered around the Falls to last evening was
70 900. All the packing establishments were in
full operation yesterday. The number slaughter
ed during the day was 7,300.-Lou. Dem. Dec l.
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REGULAR WEEKIsX CINCINNATI AND
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

THE Hgnt daught steamer
t.HAE-1CEN- PIKE, Nm FuLLER, Master, -tA9.sA
being expressly built Cor this trade
modern improvements, with the lghI dranght
sabstaaneb a1d new steamer SAMUEL p. HIBBERD,
GRACE, Master, viii regular Packets during
ensuing season beiwsen the absEo porOBe Of The boats
being port every week. These beats being in
Of old and experienced eommandants and with superior
aeiies for passengers and eights socs OF pub
lie patronage For passage freight apply board,
II. II. HARRISON. Agent,
Cua 80.
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For Sale.

ONE ofthe most desirable Residences In the vicinity -
" Of Nashville on the Gallatin turnpike, and in full
view of the city, between Edgeaeid and Brownsville,
and in few minutes walk of the Public Square. The i'm
proVements consists of Cottage with rooms, and
with well of neVeT-faing excellent three
in depth There is also in fine growing order choice seee
ton of nearly 900 fruit Ofamost every kind and
most choice varieties grapes
&C. The place contains thirteen of the best
den land which be divided into two three six beau
u LOTS with plenty garden ground 10 each IL in the
best location 10 the vicinity being cOuvenentO fine male
and female school, and church 1t will be sold altogether
with all the improvements. lfmmedate APP
pea.ion is made great bargain will be given cash
prompt time purchaser and immediate possession given For
particulars and desirable hOme call the prem
ises at once, Orto .. F. NOEL,
dee3-tf No. 2 College street,
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WoNDERFUL Powers OF MkemNERE.-rhe New
York DatchDsqa recently saw some peas put INTO
hopper of coffee mill, and in less than two nm
utes thew were occupying place in grocery wiz
dow, and labelled sold govrrnment Java"
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NO TAXESI-GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE EXEMPT FROM TAX-


ON SATURDAY, December 9Th, at II O'clock A. NJ, at
~ the Court House Yard, will sell the highest bid
der without reserve the following desirable Real Estate
First, Two neat Brick Dwellings, rooms in each, with
Kitchen Servants Room. Hydant, csc Nos 140 and 1f2.
Summer street, opposite the Medical Colleges each Lot fronts
about 43 feet. .rl -s
SecOBd, -Four desirable Building Lots fronting in all about
90 feet Summer street. adjoining the Residence
of F. o. Hurt, ESQ., will be divided into Lots fronting each
from 30 4 TO so feet by Is0 deep. .fi
Third, FOnr Building Lots High street, and OppO
site Wilson'S Spring. fronting each A To 80 feet by 40
feet deep. 1..-.l .Fra &
Fourth, a desirable Lot in Ewsgs Addition fronting 50
feet on Allison street, and commanding fine view Of tho
city.
All the above property except the Lotn Ewings addition
aud about 80 feet of The Ssuthsde offhe Lot High street,
exempt from COrpaTatiOn. Railroad, State and County
Tor nearly 30 years. thereby giving 70 TINS PROPERTY
palne of nearly 100 per than taxable properly
Terms-A 4, II, ~ months on the i'm
proved property and and years the vacant LOIS
for bearing interest well secured, payable IN Bank
and a lien retained. Now is the time for bafgains:
D Ia a. n. W. BROWN,
nnvoo-sI Al = Cherry street.
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eSy- GIN G. D. Royston, leading lawyer at
Washington, Ark, is announced as Candidate Tor
the Senate OF that State. lie Is wen known ss
r-rntjemsn of uncommon talents and learning, and
as staunch democrat
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REGULAR FREIGHP AND PASSENGER
y. LINE FOR ST. IOIIS

SAlLlE WSSI. ....-.CAPr.J " CoRhrT.
l. - - 80
THESE boats will be the regular packets be- -
Il tween 81 Louis and Nashville this season, sa1-t3
aBd will commence their trips Immediately -
after the arst In Cumberland River. They VIII
their trips regularly The business VIII allow. One
leaving each port about every i've days
oci23-tf p a. HAMILTON, Agent.
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DESIRABLE JVTY PROPERTY FOR


DRICE RESIDE e, No 100 Cedar street LOtrOns
ID " feet Ced Iree and extends back 2sl feet to
q 80 feet street. Freq Of ration
Brick House, Of Hynes and Knowles streets,
West Nashville Lot fronts so feet knowles Streets
and extends back the line OF Hynes street. l52 FEET
e 20 feet alley.
Frame Residence, No 40 South Summer street Lot
fronts SO feet on summer street. aud extends back lO ess
or more TO is feet alley.
Brick Residence, No. rs. North Summer street.
Two beautiful Cottage Residences in Ewings addition
each lot fronting SIS eet Ewing Avenue and extending
back $50 feet 70 10 feet alley. Price and Of pay
nent eytremy liberal
Brick Residences With eight Rooms. Porehss. &e, with
Grape ArbQr Carriage House, STABLES and Cisern,
Ber Of Washington and Pearl streets South Nashville 10!
fronts o3 feet Pearl sres. and extends sck feet
the line of Washington street, to a u feet alley.
Double Frame House Grundy street. West Nashville.
Lot fronts so feet on Grundy street.
Persons wishing 10 prOeHrs home capitalists de-
string opportunity for profitable investments,
invited 10 call at the Office OF the undersigned and learn
full particulars relating to the above list Of properly
A. B. SHANkLAND,
sBg3-n Office No. IS Cherry street.
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d.. snaIienbergef's

NEVER AND AGUE ANTID0TE, FOX THE SPEEDY
safe and radical Of EVERY FORM Of that Distress.
ing Malady-on entirely principles t3s- Sold at
Wholesale BY Ewiu Brothers. aud Retail by 10. G. Brown
Nashville Tenn June 2S-6m is
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI

rTNHE eommodiOus and substantial fast lrsGR% l.
i runni1 g steamer SEVENTY-STX, Lkz5tet-7fsl
p K BkHcLAY, Master is held in reid -
BY the M rise OF water to her regular
above during the coming season. For freight and pas
age having superior accommodation apply on board or
sept17-f 5u II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
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REGULAR LcUIsvLLLE AND NASHVILLE

THE new and eommodiOus light daught -. =
Il steamer, DIsMOsD, Capt. W. r. HOLL- n n
CROFT, Mister, G. I. REEDKR, Clerk, will &k2Ez1Ek-
ply during the between the ports. Having
peror accommodations and experienced Clerk, who vii
give prompt attention all ORDERS soie this Boat
liberal patronage For freight passage apply board,
orta n. "A HARRISpS,
f...rar n. 4. YEATEMAN,
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

TNHE new ard light dIauzht steamer Axs>@~h
Il CRESCENT, W. HOL.EEs Master, LleviAasE
will run regularly in the above trade Gu u
ring the present season. commencing on the rs Tss IN
the Cumberland river She has excellent accom- mOdaOns
nd in point Of speed and safety is unsurpassed For
freight or passage apply 10 II. II. HAKRl5ON
Ocf4- dtf
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Mackenzie & BeckWith

COLLECTING AGENTS,
AND
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE GRAFEN-
BERG COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
FOR ~ seFE @
TENNESSEE, ALABAMA AND GEORGIA,
Nashville, Tenn.
ID ~ arrangements made with the GFeleDberg Company
ID We undertake TO visit semi ann Tally their sRb-Agens
1sdng in every county, town and city in the three States
In doing this which will be H superintendent by Mr.
Beekwh, offer services Collectors for Business
men, Newspapers, &C. &c, and promise give close at
tenon to the interest Of those who employ We per-
mitted 10 give the following references
Us. & w. p. Libby, u PARK Row, New York;
Locke, ketehum & Co., Water Street, New HOFk
Roland Parry, Esq Custom House, Philadelphia;
Payne, Bissel 81 Co, Pittsburgh;
Livingston, Copeland x Co., PittsbuTg;
Cunningham d Co., Psburg lass Factory;
G. NJ. Fogg, Esq, Attorney at Law, Nashville;
r. II. MeEwen q WiIkn . g g
Messrs- Allison, Anderson 81 Co, :" Fs
Msssrs. Ewin Brothers, Nashville. dee9-tf.
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FINHE fine passenger steamer A1.RONIA, Capt.
JAMES MILLER, will in the above trade sIe.-A
las season, leaving Nashville every MONDAY u&sEs&
at O'Clock, Z. a., and Memphis every THURSDAY 4
p NJ Passengers rely tho above boa leaving each
place the day and II the same time advertised
oet23-u P. A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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NAsnVILLE.c CAIRO, AND NEw ORLEANS
1856. UNOIN LINE OF 1857
NASHVILLE * NEW ORLEANS PACKETS.
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JAMES JoaNSoN-....--.- carr. yEssE JoHSsos.
E. HOMBOLDl.. ...-.-...-- NA. STRONG
SCUlLAN u.ss.s.s-- s-s.s.... X. l.. LtanuEEs.
NASHVILLE. g TuOs IELIsNYpKR.
THE above steamers will regularly New Or
leans and Nashville trade. One them being each
port every day during the boating These Boats
all owned in Nashville, and built especially this
Capt B. Duded will their gent in New Orleans
viii attend 10 any business Connected with the line I
specially solicit the patrOI tue Mercantile Snd Travel
Eg community well satisfied that the OficeTs and Agents
win spare exeTtiOns To desire their favors-
Ffr A. HA MILTON.
Agent, Nashville.
b. DUFIELD,
Oete3-u Agent, New Orleans
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Fine Winter Boots.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SUPERIOR
FALL AND WINTER BUOTS, SHOES AND

a
FALL, AND WINTER BOOTS, SHOES AND
CATERS.
r AN now receiving OF the finest Stock Shoes
il had among which will be found variety Of
French Patent Leather Double Sold CATERS
Waterproof Boots;
With large assortment OF Winter Stock Of every description
dress cold weather of superior quality and Make and
which solicit the attention Of those who desire good
article.
ALSO Gentlemen's Toilet Slippers 10 great variety, just
opened. JOHN RAMAGE,
nov20 a College street.
LADIES' FINE WINTER SHOES.
AM constantly receiving and have hand large
stock Of beautiful and fashionable Boots Shoes, ard Gait
for ladies' Msses and Children suitable for the coming
cold weather. Dress Shoes French Embroidered aud Turk
sh Toilet Slippers, just opened by JOHN RAMAGR,
noy2O ~ College Ct
TRUNKS AND VALUES.
CRAVBLbERS win find at AZ College street. large stock
the best Trunks, Vaiees, Carpet and Leather Bags
Ladies' Hat Boxes Of every style, at very low PRICES
noy20 JOHN RAMAGE.
THE HHVER n RISING.-I have % negroes for
SALE among them several good mechanics under good
character, three Fancy Cir viii sell good
bargains persons wishing buy and Keep them in the city,
dee2 REES w. PORTER.
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At Eastern Cost /

READY-MADE CLOTHING, DRY-GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
81 HATS. CAPS, JEWELRY, De, &C.
rf,BR undersigned deterRned close ont his present
business, and cad eeTs his entire stock Of the
above arele all of good quality, al ETKEx COsT There
this. Come and 0r yourelyes stores
No. 49, Of Market and Bfoed Streets No. &c,
corner of Broad and the AllsF:-
dcc2-Im T.. FRANKLIN.
A TTEHPiON. GUARDS The members Of The
IA Union (iuarg are requested NEE. al 5, Broad
1et on Thursday evening the Alb inst pqnctuai at
tendance is expected business OF Importance VIII be
IA. STOUT, 0.S
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FOR CINCINNATI.

FHNIIE new substantial and fast running 1885, n
Il steamer PRINCESS, Capt. Milton All IkzIs-ssISf
kin, will leave fer the above and Eterme 49, go
diate ports, Thursday, the 4th inst, at
O'Clock P NJ For freight and passengers having superior
accommodations. Apply on board or to
dee4-It II. II. HARRISON, Ag't.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the estate OF Robt
IL H. Turner, deceased, To R. W. Casey, County Judge
according TO law All persons having claims against said
hereby notified to file the with said Jngde
before the first Monday in May, s57 authenticated
cOding law, for pro distributions otherwise their
claims will be forever barred in law equity.
y. A. CUMMINGS, Admir-
dec3-w3t. of II. Il. Turner, deed.
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EnR NEM ORLEANS.

rHNIIE substantial light dranght and eommo- ETRA \
II dious steamer CUMBERLAND, VIM. tlA-Aa=s-kd
DEWITT, Master is expected in port and 49,
will leave above and all intermediate land
iDgs FRIDAY NEXF 9Th, at O'Clock, r M Fer freight
passage apply on board or to IL. II. HARRISON,
dee3-td Agent.
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CASH PURLIC sALEOF DWELLINGS.

IN connection with sale OF Free NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and lots the Court House, Saturday. the 9th instant,
will sell for cash
Brick Dwelling with rooms, &C., No 40 Lower Mar
ket street.
ALSO small Frame Dwelling and Lot, fronting 65 feet
on Sycamore street in Edeeield.
ALSO credit of L. and years, small Frame House
and Garden of acres, being Lots Nos 81 and 50
Brownsve about ~ miles from the city. nearthe Gaatin
Pike. J. L. 81 r. W. BROWN,
ID. TRIGG, Auefoneer. dec3 A u Cherry street.