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The Placer herald., 1856-12-20
The legislature.
THE SENATE.

The following table will, we believe, be found
correct:
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Two men, Portuguese
were horribly maagled on the morning of
the 10th, by the premature discharge of
blast, whilst mniug in claim at Rattlesnake
Bar. We are not informed as to the par
tculars, or whether the wounds are consider
ed mortal
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20
DEMOCRATS, 10.

THE SENATE.
DEMOCRATS, 10.
Josiah Johnson, Sacr'to;S A Merritt, Marposa;
Joseph Walkup, Placer; De la Guerra, Santa Bar;
S NJ Johnson, Ell Dorado; B d Wilson, Los Angeles
G J Carpenter, ElDorado F. Tilford. San Fran CO.;
S ii Chase, Nevada; J W Shaw. San Fran co;
W. B Norman. Calaveras w Ferguson, to;
and Amador S p. Dosh. Shasta;
w Vaudeville Tuofe:ID. Crandall Amador;
A r Maloney San Joa- -C Westmorland Placer;
uuin and Contra Costa; j McGee, Butte and Plu-
W Talaferro, Sonoma. mas;
Marin IL Mendocino;
AMERICANS, IL.
r S Mesick, Yuba; S Bynum, Yolo, Napa Il
O Goodwin 1uba and Soano;
Sutter: w Burnett, 9uba;
w T Ferguson, Sierra; L G Waite. Nevada
d r Ashley. Monterey; II NJ Fiske, Ei Dorado;
j. w. CoGroth, Tuolu Me- j G McCallum, ElDorado
John Crosby, Sskiyou;
REPUBLICANS, 3.
s. Soulc San Francisco;IS b Bell, Alameda and
E l. Sullivan, do Santa Clara.
THE ASSEMBLY.
DEMOCRATS, SO.
Larue Alameda; Thos Jenkins S. Joaq ne;
W NJ Seawell, Amador; 7 NJ Aud,
Jas Livermore, Amador;IB 7 Miles, Santa Cruz:
J S Long. Butte; j NJ Covarrubias, Santa
II Morrison. Butte; Barbara;
d Steele Colus; Isaac Hare. Shasta;
G l. Shuer, Calaveras; 5 NJ Miles, Sierra;
I Beatty, B. }. Coil,
J S Watkins, w Holden, Stanislaus:
Irman, Contra Costa; S r Warrington, Sutter;
c Orvis, Ell Dorado G W Patrick, Tuolumne:
} Hume. j II Underwo ood :"
Hail. G II Rogers,
S + MANN, C Gilman,
J Carpenter, g II Barrett, Iuba;
Turner NJ Fowler, "
Mitchell, W Burns "
G Mcdonald . G. n Sweezy. g
NJ Estell. Marin; y c Burch, Trinity;
W G Wood, Nevada; D Shoalwatcr, Mariposa;
E NJ Davidson, W Howard.
H Pierce, Richard Irwin, Plumas:
Philip Moore, - jeff unit S. Bernardino;
Michael Cassin, &" L Edwards. Sonoma:
W W Caperton, Placer; r II Harrison
S. Wyman, S G. Whpple, Klamath;
p X Stafford, % j l. Brent Los Angeles;
James O Neill, " - Hunter. Los Angeles;
W. j. Graves San Louis j j kendrick, S. Diego;
Obispo; Il f Varney, Siskiyou;
J II McKune, Sacram to-
AMERICANS, Q.
I II Anderson, Napa; j S Curtis. Yoo;
A Catlin, Sacramento; d W Rice. Juba:
Clark, 80 NJ Castro. Monterey;
W Ferris C S Kicks Humboldt;
A NJ Stevenson, Solano
REPUBLICANS. II.
r. NJ Jessup, San Franv Fourgeaud, S. Fran;
W w Shepherd, " T G Phelps,
NJ Blake " r Murphy,
Miro, j A Quimbly, S'a Clara:
G Palmer, 1" y Palmer.
Chenery, d" O b Smith. Tulare.
RECAPITULATION.
Democrats s.................. ...... ...,..ie
Democratic majority.. ...................5e SIS
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The Pacific were first with eastern papers
per steamer Sonora.
Mr.. OBERDEENER laid upon our table Har
per's Magazine, Cincinnati Commercial, Bal
timore Sum- Missouri Republican, Boston Ira
weller, New Orleans True Delta for California,
New York Times and Yankee Notions
He's trump.
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20

Dow, Ja., calls tears "heart juice"
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20

Township No. !, ID. S. Calender.
Township No. ?, Peter Myers.
Township No. 8. George Bishop.
Township No. 4, G. W. Applegate.
Township No. 5, VIM. Wright
Township No. 6, Thomas Sims.
Township No. 7, A. Matthews.
Township No. 8, not filled.
Township No. 0, Thomas Holden.
The road Tax is ordered reduced from
four to three dollars.
A road from Yankee jim to Yorkville is
ordered opened and j. Herrick and A. Fuller
are appointed viewers.
The road from Glover Valley to Sacramen-
to and Auburn is declared public highway.
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20
NEWS FROM TIE STATES.

The Steamer Sonora arrived on Tuesday
last. The news brought confirms the cleo
ton of Buchanan. He received ia electo-
raj votes Fremont IA, Fillmore s. Illinois
and Louisiana went democratic.
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Board of Supervisors.

This body met on the 10th and organized
by electing DR.. Kate, president.
Among the business transacted by the
Board is the re organization of the road dis
tricts and essening the number Of road Su-
pervsors. Heretofore there were thrty-two
districts, the lines being drawn without re-
gard to township boundaries. The Board
has erected each township into Road Dis
trict and appointed the Supervisors as fol
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Fin g = q + m

ONE of the most desirable FARMS in the Western
" part of the State containing between 400 aud 500
acres with good two story dwelling aud all necessary
outhouses, filling Well of the best free stone
water, fne young Orchard Apple and Peach Trees.
about so under Dod fence and in gsed state of
cultivation. The above llace is situated fourteen miles
westof Dresden Weakly county, two m les north of Mt
Pelis, one mile from the Northwestern Railroad and
four miles IRON the obe and Ohio Railroad and be
bought on the reasonable terms by addressing GEO.
W. WILSON. who resides upon the place
sB The above place has been settled four ysarB.
par26-W2m
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PENNsYLVANIA ), AILA0AD.
@ ~ -

THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic ctea
withWestern Northwestern, and Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
st Ptsburg with daily ine Of Steamers to s ports
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to ali ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most dysct cheapest aRd reBsa5k rostS BIZ which
FREIGHT be forwarded 70 and from the Grsdt Vest
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS.-Boots shoes, Dry Goods 90 = ,oo,
(in boxes,) Furs, Feathers, w Pet 'VVH
SECOND CLASS.-BoOks and Statinnery,l
Dry Goods Gn bales,) Hardware, Lea }T5c per 1o0h
ther, &C.
THIRD CLASS.-Anviis, Bagging, Bacon, ,oo,.
and Pork Gin bulk j Hemp, &C. ...... O'e P'' A"VH
FOURTH CLASS.-Csdee, Fish, Bacon, ,oo-
and Pork packed Lard and Lard OIL "VS P1 AV"A
Flour-$ per bbl. until further notice.
Grain--50 cts. per leo lbs. until fun ther notice
Cotton-$2 per bale not exceeding SEQ lbs. weight until
further notice.
sY In shipping Goods from any point East of Phila
delpha be particular to MARI package Penzsvansa
RclroGd" All Goods consigned 70 the Agents of this
Road at Philadelphia or Pttsburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FREIGHT AGEN7s-Harris Wormley & Co. Memphis
Tennessee. K T. Sass Co.. St. Louis; J s. Mitchell
Son, Evansville Indiana; Dumesn Bell and Murdock
Garter Jewett Louisville, KY; @. Medrum Madison
Indiana; Sprigman Brown, and Irwin b Co., Cincinnati
N. w. Graham Co, Zanesville, Ohio; Leeoh Co.. No
81 Kiby street Boston; Leech Co. Astor House. New
York; No. William street, and No Battery Place New
York; &. J. Sneeder Philadelphia; Magraw Koons Bs
timore; Geo. @ Franciscus, Pirtsbarg.
a. II. HOUSTON, General FrsigH Agsps, PAzada
II. J. L0MBAERT, Sgp's Altoona, Pa.
ans '56-tIsG 81.
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Stopping Southampton, both going and returning, they
offer proceeding London and Hsyre,
osef any oter route, fer the economy Of time and money
Passage from New York eutan pton and Bremrh, First
Cabin Saoon l3e dollars First Calm, Lower Saloon, l1U
dollars; Second do. co dollars. "a ~
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Pos o
Zee. ~ -is-'l 2-t - .."-4 J.
80 bills Of adng VIII be signed parcels received on the
dey Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight or passage apply TO ~
@. n. SAND, IL South William street, New York.
c. 4. HEINEKEN & CO., Bremen, t 81
%N. isELiN. Hasfs. .1'' jauas-Iy
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

THREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphi.
i and Pttsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves philadelphia for Pittsburg 7 A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at 2, A H. THE FAST LINZ
leaves Philadelphia for Ptshurg at p NJ and Pittsburp
for Philadelphia at /. p. NJ. The NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg H. p NJ sn6
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, p NJ
The above lines connect Pttsburg with the Railroads
to and from ST. Louis No.; Alton. Galena and Chicago
I; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville, KY. Terra
Haute Madison, Lafayette ind Indianaroli Ind Cncn
natl Dayton, Springfield Belefontaine Saldusky Toledo
Cleveland COlnmous, GAINESVILLE Massllo1 and Wooster
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet Boats from and to New
Orleans. ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to or from either of tbs
above places I'D
For turther particulars see Randbs at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest and most expeditions route to Phadephis
Baltimore, New J ork or Boston.
TH0S. MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Liass PASada
]. MESkIMEN, AeEsT, Passenger Lines, Pstts5rrg
PHILADELPHIA ls56-ianS-Iy
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NEW york, BREMEN = SOUTHAMPTON


FTtRB ships comprising this line are WASH E@gsA
4 .1NGfON. Capt. E. Cayendy; HER. <<F-3FsE3E
MANN Capt. Edward Higgins. These stea- -
nersstop at Southampton, both goingand returning.
10 PROPOSED DkTEs OF .aArLIke--leJ6
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ChiIfia Harold

THIS very superior thorough bred STALLION -
l. having recently arrived from Virginia will SsA
make his first season in Tennessee, at my stables, 6
miles southwest Of Nashville. -
Terms $2 positively to be paid before the removal Of
the property. l
In all cases of failure, the next viii be given
gratis 1-z -. 81 s. q - ..-.. AL.
~ Fer Pedigree and performances, see bills.
mar2-t w. g. HARDING.
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THIS superior Jack will stand the present ssssnn ss y
Il stable eigh miles South Of NashvlIe on tie Eolsas
vile Turnpike and viii be let 10 snnete a. e25 for Isuk
and s2o for jennet colts and % a s1O the
Pssursge for jennets and mares fum distances erssE
grain led rs cents per week Al possible cars iaksa =
prevent accidents or escapes, but no liability for slfa
Description and Pedigree.
Eclipse will be four years old TIE arst of Iuaa b
fall hfieen hands and three inches hixh. cf dss
FORM bone, muscle and sction He sired hT Jcbnsons
famous jlck. Lord Of the Isles VINO was 81 imported
Knight Errani Ecpses dam, MAY Flower osssnl va By
Money MooldeE Invite ny freuds ard al adnirsss
Of his useful animal to call and view E1pas and bs dan
and her other prugeuy. JAME3 RAlER
mar9e
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VIEDGE PLAINTIFFS supply of fresh Usage
Ursuge, the American Hedge Plant Seed. Just re
ceIyed and for sale bv T. WELLS,
Sigu of the Man and Mortar, on Market. opFo
apr5- Union street, Nashville.
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HENDERSON BROTHER.

Z u T q A l. PL U N BERS
r Is Deadsrick Street, Nashville, Tenn.
DEING both practical in the line. fattsr our
ID selves that we do work bct,er and cA ths
any in town such hot and Cold Baths, Water Chosen
Pumps Sheet Lead and Lead Pipes Of every dscrptions
N.BNew Hydrsnts putin and old ones repaired cheaps
ianlS-Sm
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EXTRAORDINARY.

ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
THE heirs of the late Rev. DR.. Philip Lindsey
i will, on THURSDAY, the 18th May next on the
premises expose Eubic Sale, that portion OF the Lnds
ley Property Sou Nashville situated between Asylum
Street and the Lebanon Turnpike, Lindsey Avenue and
Carroll Street. In connection with slip the Lebanon
Turnpike owned by NJ q F Claiborne. Esq This ound
will he laid of in to Lots f the usual sze and pats Of the
ground ready for distril uon in Il few days
The family oper5urdene1 with unprOducive proper
ty and compelled part wh portion their nher
We make ths remark lest it might be supposed
that would not sell unless should obtain errGUdg1n
prices Buyers will please not suffer hemeelves to be kept
away from the sae by any such consideration This prop
erty be sold.
Weaso offer The South Field Property at private sale
Thsis situated Vine, McGavock and Demunbrsne sts
adjoining the McAsCer Property. This is most sdmrs
bly, adapted for family residences and will be divided TO
suit purchasers. IL Is free soil
Terms announced with plan of grounds.
For the heirs
ADRIAN VAN SINDEREN LINDSLEY,
NATHANIEL Law RENEE LINDSLEY,
JOHN BERIEN LINDSLEY.
n p A q mid
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WALL PAPER.-4ooO B0L7S,-Fine Satin,
w Glazsd Gilt I'D Velve: Hall and Parior Papers;
UVGLAZED PAPER large assortment Of very hand-
PAPER Bordering Fire Board Prats, Curtains 3 Tester ana
Centre Papers. Received aEd tor salelow By
snr5 T. WELLS.
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BURGE & ALLEN.

= (SsccessOrs to T. c. Burye & Co.,
wholesale Grocsrs, Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS,
= Aad Dealers in Brandies, Cigars, Tobacco, dc
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND SPRING STREETS,
NASHVILLE, Tenn
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IFE PRESERvERS. SHOULDER BzA CHS, TIussei
l. GAME BAGS, Shot Bets. Received BY
anrS II.
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SeWanee House,
COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
WILLIAM ROB Proprietor,

CULIEGE NIKEET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
(LAFE on IYRsE SPRINGS =.
THE subscriber has recently taken this well S.fsA
4 known esishitshmert-is rsfttin2 and thor. ~ <&
ouehly renovsng it. and hopes soon to have it in lIis
such condition not TO be inferior TO any house n this
city The Proprietor hopes by his exertions and th se of
the City Hotel be able to make his house worthy OF Be-
ing patronzed BY the public and promises that no pains
shall be spared bis part to merit the appreciation Of
those who may favor him with their patronage. He
pectuIly solicItsa trial of his house .---- =
feb26-d dtwaw-tf WIN ROYERTS
NEW MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
NJ lSS G0LDSfoN woaid inform tbs Ladies Of Hash.
WI villa sud vicinity. thst cha has opened her NEW
STOCK OF GOODS 10 oneof the Stores recently fnis
under The Odd Fellows HAIL. and is ready t. furnish
Bonnets and millinery Of any description. She will also
carry on Dress making and the public may be assured that
Wednesday lrl 9Th, 1856. 1- ..,,- - 4, ap3-lm
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MAHOGANY AND OAK VENEERS, and
onrs T. WELLS
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FOR SALE BY
. w. T. Berry I& CO.,
sp5-6t NASHVILLE
A E r II Z NJ c. S


II E r r Z NJ G. S
PATENT CHAMPION FIRE and BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES.
THE great interest manifested by the public to procure
i perfect security from Fire for valuable papers,
such as Bonds Mortgages Deeds Notes, and Book Of Ac
count than the ordnaay SAFES heretofore in had af
iorded induced the subscribers devote largo portion
of time and attention during the past furtG years in
making improvements and discoveries Of this obect and
they now bt leave to their friends
the public generally that their tt1s have been crowned
with com ,ete success and offer the improved Her
rings Patent Worlds Fair Premium Fine Proof S1fc.
the CHAMPION SAFE OF THE WoRLD,
having been awarded Meiss at both the Worlds Fair Lon
dou 1851 and in New York. is s. as superior all others
ltis now undoubtedly entitled to that applause and Sc
cured with "Hsls Patent Powder Proof Lock" (which al
awarded Medals sbOVe forms the most perfect
Fire and burglar Proof Safes before ofered TO the
public. ....
The Subscribers also manufactures all kinds Of Boiler
ana Chilled Iron Bank Chests aud Vaults Vault Doors and
Money Boxes or Chests for Brokers, Jewellers, and Pr
vaie Families for Plate Diamonds and other Valuables
And are also Ps'eniees by purchase and Manufacturers
of JONES' PATENT FORMULATION BANK
LOCK. sILASU HERRING co, Pstentees
Green Block, Nos iS5 1877 & 1873 Water Street, N Y.
CHATTANOOGA TANNERY FOR SALE,
WILL SELL fapplicston is made before the lst of May
i my newly established
STEAM POWER TANNERY,
In CHATTANOOGA, Tennesses. 40 20
The numerous facilities for reaching the nexhaustible
Oak forest of this district and Hide Markets generally
makes this the most desirable Locality in the West for
manufacturing Leather.
This probably the most extensive Tannery in the West
and bsng constructed with q TO indefinite extension
can be cheaply and conveniently made capable of
acturing more than 100000 worth Of Leather per
mum. r..e'.s-
The Tannery Machinery and Offices entirely
and viii be disposed of upon liberal terms to approved
purchasers. - -s.a-
For further particulars apply to E G. PEARL Esq at the
City Bank, Nashville -..
JOHN G. BYNUM, Proprietor,
mar28-Imd Chattanooga, Tenn.
- T---7- FOR RENT.
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SNUFPS.-French RapPee MacabOy,. Scotch, and
y DEEPE7"S ROSE SAUFF& BY T. WELLS
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Removal,

T u. Hawkins has removed his Family Grocery to q
- under the Odd Fellows' Hall, where he will
keep full supply of s articles in his line He will be
happy his old customers and many ones
viii favor him with a cal.
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NEW GAS FIXTURES.

I UST rsssiyed very handsome lot Ct cfCHASDAI1ERS
~ snd o1hsr srtces II our line, and you ever intend
70 have the Gas yoar house YOU camel Ard mora a.
voIaoe tne for We ars selling cheaper than ever and
have the very best worknen employed and guarantee
do the very best york. - -
wshaye sll kndsof Fixtures rom the large S;x Iirh,
Chzndaiier 70 the panest Pendant We have
that be used for Gas Gandes and parties living 81
Chsndaliers end other materials until the Ca poes
reach their premises - cifs.t
Gas PIPE WoEK Of al kinda either fsr SrsAn on G...
done with despatch Apply teJ H. kendriek the Oic.
Of the Gas Light Company.
ulys ssF' Ell. DAVIS CO.
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FARM one mile Southeast fnom Nashvins usar s.
"A holsusVs turnpike road containing aflyons sna
quarter acres, frstrsts land, eomiorsbis dwsssuR
hOuss, 6ne spring. orchard, &C.
Also-A Esrm i've miles forth from EashFilla On -
Whites Greek turnpike road containing oas huaSsd 81
forty acres. beautiful valley land hundred cen
ed and forty acres woodland well set vita hus raas
lot in South Nashville, fronting hundred .sd -
ty feot on COegs street. and one hundred and orty ~
90 Franklin street. having it brick dwelling sc1s
containing SIX roons pantry, kitchen, smokehclss
wants rooms sc.
Also-A lot near the above fronting Ffz1Siin sssssA
two hundred and seventy six ee college sitsst an
y eight fest and Market street ninety-ezht esk o.
this lot IS well afording ahlndsnt and nsFe9lkag
supply Of good water.
II information should be wanted with 70 rard u -
above property, when am not st Nashville, ifmsy &c o.
aIned By application 70 Dr. john & Young, s5rnsr e
Broad and Summer streetz tafi
decll MORGAN VANCA
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CiNTENT
CHAP L
The Nature of Citl LIberty-No good Law ever
limits or abridgeS theNatural Liberty of MankiDd-The
Distinction between lights and Libsity-the Relation
between the State Of Nfue and Civil SOoisyIuherent
and insienable Rights
CHAP. H.
The Seventeen Fallacies of the AboIitionists-
Including the Seven Arguments against the right OF
man to hold properly in his fellow man, and the Argu-
nent from the Declsrsionof Independence.
CHAP. Ill.
The Argument from the Scriptures.
CHAP. Nv.
The Argument fromthe Public Good-The man
Der in which Emancipathn has ruined the British Colo
nies-The great benefit imposed by American Aboli
tonsts 70 result to the iced Negroes from the British
Act Of EmancipatOn-Ts consequences Of Abolition
to the South-Elevation the Blacks by Southern Sla.
very.
CHAPV.
The Fugitive Slave Lay-The Attack Of the Aboli-
tionists the Constuno-The right of Trial by Jury
not impaired by the FCgtve Slave Law--The duty Of
the citizen in regard to th Constitution Of the United
States
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RfNn nE 1D

NEAT Residence three miles from Nashville, on the
IA Chattanooga Railroad, 1iping Geucliff and near
the Muriressboro Turnpike The House is new, contains
seven rooms besides servants rooms &c. with 20
of ground attached. The place is well watered and is
desirable family residence For rent low. Apply q.
LINDSLEY Il CROCKETT.
a5ll-lm SO College street.
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NOW REC ECEfyiNG-SI'KlNtS STOCK.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

T AN now getting in my SPRING STOCK Of BOOTS
i AND SHOES, which is large and well assorted for
Ladies AID Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and Children.
JOHN RAMAGE.
arpS - ~ College st.
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D0TASH Soda, SdLTatus Ssltpetere, BoRAx, Cream
spr5 4. WELLS
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EnR SAIE

! HAND PKkSS, toge her with types, job and news)
IA composing stones cases, SC conn rising everhipg
requisite 20 establish Printing office. Apply st this
| cfice uariA-9tw
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DUKRING FLUID and Lamps. Received by
Is apr5 7. WELLS.
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PITTSBURG COAL AND COKE.
H0LEMAN & CO., dealers in Pittsburg Coal and Coke
" and White Pine Lumber corner of Broad and Front
Streets the Levee, Nashville, Tennessee where they
ntead keeping constant supply Of tie Dve articles at
reasonsb bic prices Families and large Of Coal
and Coke supplied by contract fair terms. jansi.Sm
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TIE WEEKLY UNION AND AMEhiGAX is furnished
to subscribers st 50 90 perannHm IN ADVANCE
and Saturday, a. IS GO per snnun il adTanee II nf
paid in advances, IS 90. - -sF+-s
9he DAILY is published Of Eight Dolzrs
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81
Rernii2nces Of subscriptions nay be made by nE at
accompanied With the cash :
~ Wlsh II distinctly understood that paper VIII
% Until all arHeaages are paid except al the
option ef the publishers.
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Now LEN mACIIINERK.

C. L.. GODDARD, NEW YORK.
ONLY manufacturer of the original Steel Ring and Tooth
" Burning Machines and Feed Rolls to be attached to
First and also Second Breakers and Fnshers of Wool
Carding Machines The attachment to second Break
ers and Fnshers is and very important These
chimes in successful operation first Breakers in most
Of the principal NOolen Factories in the United States,
Canada aud Mexico and deemed by experienced nsa
pensabe to the economical and successful manufacture Of
wool.
They in fact the only strong durable and successful
v opeTainr machines in use No carding machine should
run an hour without them.
The Feed RolIs are strong and durable, and worthy
attention. 1--4
Circulars explaining these Machines aud Rolls reference
to the mills having them in Use &C. may be had by address
sing q. L. GODDAkD,
No. Bowling Green, New York, to whom, ders
should be dirsetsd. septls-,yr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-04-16
New Goods,

r AM now receiving my stock of SPRING AND
4 SUMNER GOODS, and would be pleased to show
them TO my customers and the public generally.
SAN PRlCHETT, 1f
fsb29-dlm BPe Ee. 81, college 1t.
ALSO, just received SO0rTs Spring and Summer
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