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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12
sUNDRIEs.

Cotton yarn, carpet chain, batting, candle uieks,
cotton and hemp twine, wheat and meal sacks, axes.
spades and shovels, garden seeds and straw Takes, log
chains, lead shot, powder broOns, wrapping paper.
hemp, manila, jute and cotton cordage, indigo and
maddeT, alum, white lead, window sash, WiHdov
glass, ~tuInblars jars Of diEe-ont sizes, TASKS assorted
sizes, s~assafras bark; pie fruits, fresh peaches, brandy
cherries and peaches, current and raspberry jeEies.
fresh tomatoes, canton ginger, preserves, nut megs,
c@assia, pePpersauoe, tomato and walnut eatsuP,
lemon syrup, HOLSTERS, sarlines, extract and essence
Of coffee, chocolate, pickles, matches, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12

St Louis and St. Joseph merchants and
manufactures, can fud no better advertising
medium than the Advertise" which has By
far the largest circulation il the Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
ST. JOSEPH, NO.,

HAS on hand, and to arrive, the following artf-
II cles, which will be sold to the trade on accom-
mCdating terms, EXCLUSIVELY AT WHOLE
SALE:
10000 Cigars all q~uali-lOO b1s z D and W r
ties checs
1900 sacks G A Salt 1855 boxes starch
200 Hhds y D Sugar 200 bbls and hf bbls water
500 SKIS Rio Coffee and butr crackers
100 4" o Java Coffee 200 bbIs and be bBIs pilot
100 Laguayra 4" bread and pic mic do
100 Mocha &" 200 bbls soda milk sugared
$50 bbIs, half 6bls andIOO egg and wine do
kgs Belcher's Molasses; 100 bbls apple vinegar
zoo bbls, half bbls and qr300 bxs Tobacco ali grades
\ refined do 200 bxs smoking tobacco,
$50 hale chests tea, oil various brands ~
kinds loo lunches pipe stems -
$50 bbls Belchers Sugar 80 bbls II 5 Sicily and
$50 bbs, balls, qrs, nos / Joca Alnonds
2 and 3 MaekeTcl 50 bbls flborts, brazil
200 bxs dried heTrings nuts, pecans
20 hf bis White Fish 100 kgs S c Soda
drns dry Cod Fish 500 kegs assorted nails
200 bxs ass'd candy 500 bxs half and Or star
100 foncy 4" candles
| 300 ~drrmsfgs I5e do steTine do
| 100 bxs hPs and ora RGis-z90 do bar so11
ms 50 90 rock candy.
50 bxs Primes
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12

:. II. PAWN, General Advertising Agent, in rear
- New York, Ladies' and Chiidrcnis Shoe Store.
ca West Fourth street. Cincinnati.
AvDEEw WUSD, American, Canadian and Europe
an Advertising and Subscription Office, No. IS3,
Nassau Slrees, New York.
". S. SWIMMER No. 43 Chestnut street, Saint
Louis.
ri r. McLUNG, Troy, Ohio.
DR.. Il. II. DARsT, Tippecanoc, Ohio.
". c. MUSGER, Covington, Ky.
A D.. kirk, Archer, Nebraska.
m ". PETER, Oregon, No.
OuLoS d HAwK, Rockport, No.
RIDES J. WHITE, Nebraska City, n. T..
DR. n. W. TATE, Linden, No,
n J.. BARNUM, Three Grove, n. T..
Are authorized Agents to solicit Subscriptions and
Advertisements for the Advertiser, and receive and
rsiept FOX monies thereon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12
H. VI. EUhNAo.
B~RowNv1LLE, March 18th, 1857.


w 0hGoOs
TN0 Sell by subscription DIR. ARNOI.D'S Family
i Practice, entitled, ArHOld's Lectures on Anatomy,
Psychology, Hygiene and dissase-its cause, preven-
ton and cure. Written in q familiar style, designed
for the general reader. Highly illustrated with ex-
cellent wood cuts, by the best artists in the West.
This is u book gotten up with great care and ex-
pense, and is made so simple ami comprehensive, that
every one that reads il can understand it. II con-
tains a great variety Of the most valuable recipes
for almost every disease that mankind are subject
to, containing over 400 large IL mo. pages, and bound
in embossed muslin, gilt back; retail price, Sl.50.
A sample copy viii be sent to any part Of the
United States, on receipt Of the retail price, also o
full list of my publications, with terms to Agents, on
application. Address
Il. NJ. RULIS0N, Queen City Pub. House.
I4I Main ST., Cincinnati, o.
Or, If living East,
D. RULTS0N, Philadelphia, Pa.
P. S. Editors giving this advertisement three or
more insertions, including this notieU, and mailing
me copies Of papers marked, containing the same,
shall have a copy mailed to their address, prepaid.
Marces12th, 1857. Se-3t
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12
Election Notice.

BrownviIle Stone and Coal Company,
TlHE STOCKHOLDERS Of thS BrOwnville Stone
l. and Coal Company, are hereby hcdhed, that an
election will be held at the County Registers Office,
in Brownville, on Saturday next at 2 o'clock, 2. NJ,
for the purpose of electing a Board Of Directors, and
attending to other important matters Of tho Com
pany.
J. ". COLEMAN, T,,o-noro,or,
r. W. FURNAS. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12
R. W.

Brownville, Nemaha Co., N. T.
Persons desiring to act as agents
will be accommodated by giving salts
factory references.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12
Caution.

THE public are hereby not fed, that there was
L made and executed on or about the 10th day Of
February, A. D. 1856, by the undersigned, THREE
NoTEs in favor of b. B. Frazier, Of two hundred
dollars each, one payable September lst, A.. d. 1856;
one payable January 1st, A. d. 1887; one payable
March LIST, A.. ID. 1857. The consideration having
failed, for which the said notes were given, we shall
refuse further payment on the said Notes, or any
part thereof.
JESSE NOEL,
HENRY EMERsoH,
HENRY w. LAKE. BY
OF. Lake, his Agent.
Brownviiie, March 18th, 1857. 39-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12
Commercial Nursery


A NN0UNCE to the citizens Of Nemaha County
n that upon the opening Of Navigation they viii
be in receipt of a large supply Of almost every assert
ment usually to be found in Nurseries. The stock
from which cur selections are made isvery large, con-
sisting in part Of:
100000 Apple Trees, from 6 to Q feet.
100000 Dwarf Pear Trees, 2 years old.
$4,000 Standard do from 2 to 1 years.
100000 Cherry Trees, l to 9 years old, Dwarf and
Standard.
Peach, Plum, Apricot, and Noctarine Trees, inlarge
numbers
100000 RasPberTiOs embracing every Kind Q: any
All kinds of popular as well Is rarer kinds Of other
small fruit.
Foreign and Native ETergreens-Norway Spruce.
Pines. Uryptomeri 8, Ceda-s, BIl K ana White
Spruce, Balsans, HemlockS, &c, large medium II
small.
Ornamental Trees, Roses, sarubbery, Climbers,
Hedge / lant etc.
b Ibous Roots, raliFe or imported; Dahlias, Car
nations, Ponies, C.rysanthemums, Phloxes, all il
great abundance, and OF the most beadti III vaFie-
ties.
While VIC confidently c!aimfor our prodlst:onsin
general an excedence not supposedly any other
Nursery, We partcuiaTlya and enphaticEliy designate
our stock Of PeaT trees, both Dwarf and STANDARD.
as unparalleled either IN extent or quality, b. any
existing stock in America.
As Suggestive 70 persons abou to uua,hass. We
would remark that cur trees wera not subj ctei 10
the extreme col curing heI2G winter, which efec-
ted 50 extensive injury to Nurseries a. the West,
and thai We have had no drought during the pas,
summer by which the growth Of cur trees has been
retarded. They may be relied up5n. therefore, 70 be
in prime health and vigor.
March 5tb. 1851. j. C.&T.N. SANDERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Preaching in Drownville, at the School House, on
Tuesday evening the 10th, by Robert J Spencer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12
No More Credit /!

NOTICE is hereby given, that hereafter We sell
~ Goods for CASH or PRODUCE ONLY.
AcALLISTER. DOZIER SEQ.
rroru7ills, Narch 12ifl, 81. S9=sf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12

RLASKS ef cvay descriptions, ssr ale a. this
D Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12

An Act, to incorporate ST. Johns, in Dahko-
to cO.-of Nebraska city at Saratoga-Dah-
kota city Collegiate and Preparatory institute
st. ST. Marys Female Academy-Brown-
vile college-Omadi cotlege--Rock Bluffs
seminary---Salem Collegiate institute--to re-
vivo the Plattsmouth Preparatory and Collie
gia!e institute---to inc. the Nebraska Medical
socieiy---to inc. the Brownvillc Lycourp, Lit
ersrv and Library association.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-03-12

MILLS n MISCELLANEOUS.
An Act, to Incorporate Pappillion Mill co.
-Leanquicourt co.--Chester Salt
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N OfiG q.

pursuance Of decree of the County Court OF Humph-
reys county, made October Term, 1857, case
Louisa Fowler ais, the heirs Of Jefferson Fowler,
deceased shall proceed sell public sale, to the highest
bidder at residence Of the said Jefferson Fowler,
deceased thursday, the l4h day OF January val
tanning 4I6 acres, well mpFoye0 and title good lying
North side OF Duck River the mouth of Hurricane
creek in Humphreys county, The slaves of Men,
Women and Children the most of whom likely and val
liable. The land will be sold subectfo the widows DOVER
on credit of months. Eotea and approved secur
q win repaired cf the purchasers and lien retained
the land The pu rehase monsy paid. Said land and
slaves belongs the estate Of the sd Jefferson Fowler de-
cessed, AID SOLD for distribution
This the 9th day Of December, 1857.
dsel4VA.-pTs isesA LkyI NSooLLUk, .. 4 NJ
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THE LEGISLATURE.

Monday, December l4th, was occupied in deba e
in the Senate on Mr.. DAVIS resolution, Disappearing
of the suspension of the Bank of Tennessee. The
resolution was adopted, having been amended so as
to include all banks in the State which have sus.
Pended-yeas IL, nays 10.
Mr.. BULLEN introduced a bin to repeal the char
tiers of the Bank of Shelbyville, Lswrenceburg and
of the Agricultural Bank. Mr.. MuSDAY from the
Committee on Law Reform reported bill on the
subject. Mr.. HEIsKELL, has a resolution directiu
the Comptroller to notify the Presidents Of the
State University at Nashville Knoxville, and Jack
son, to report IL condition of their Colleges as they
are by law directed TO do. Mr. HEIsKELL has bill
TO enforce returns Of tax statements by County
Court Clerks. Mr.. MENEEs presented memorial
from the honorable CAVE Johnson, asking that a
committee be appointed to examine into the affairs
Of the State Bank. The House bill to establish the
18th Judicial District, was amended by adding the
county Of Humphreys to the 9Th District.
In the House, Mr. Thompson returned ;he bill to
provide for the election of ta1asessors By the PEG
pie, with bill in lieu, leaving it in the discretion
of the County Court to order an election in March,
leave the collections in the hands Of the Sheriff,
which bill in lieu was adopted, and so the bill was
adopted; and so the bill passed the third and last
reading.
The third part Of the Code was passed the third
reading-yeas 90, nays 5. The Senates tipping
bill was considered again, without coming to any
resolution.
Sahrday-Mr. THOMPSON, from the Joint Com
mittee on Law Reform, reported bill reducing The
forms of action in the Circuit Courts to one-Peti-
lion and Answer; which was ordered to be printed
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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME COURT.

DECEMBER IERMl IooI-FOUNTH OIECUIT,
Equity-A. G. England, vs.. J. s. England; Opin-
ion by Judge Caruthers, afirulng decree of Chan
cellor.
Martin Keathty, vs. James A Hill, admr.; opinion
by Judge Csruthers Affirming decree Of Chancellor.
Mark D. Hutcbins, vs. inc. L. Grissom; opinion
by Judge Carufhers, decree affirmed with modifca-
ton
David snOdgrass VS.. E. G. Thompson and ais;
opinion by Judge Harris bill dismissed without pre-
jEdice.
lessee Waliiug, vs.. Lowry & Dyke; opinion by
Judge Harris, decree reversed and modified, &c.
LOW Voolfolk VS.. Willis Cornwell; opinion
by Judge Caruthers, reversing judgment and re-
msnding case
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Auction Sale Of fresh Groceries
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co.

ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 81,
WETE will sell for CAS- in front Of our warehouses com
Nv plee JTImenI of GROCkRI IS consisting in par
follows, viz:
40 hhds new Sugar, 100 bxs Star Candles,
200 bags coffee, 100 milf & qrs Star Candles,
rs bbls Molasses, as bxs selected w. R. Cheese,
40 bbls chts d pOw'd Sugars, 100 bbls White Whisky,
IS kits Mackeral, IS N. Y. Brandy,
uerees Figs, 10 bbls Holland Gin,
$50 pse'kgs M X RasinG, 10 do n. e. Rum,
10 sacks P.cans. 900 kegs Nails, ...
6 sacks Almonds, IS dog painted Buckets,
u csses SaFdtRcs, ~ nests Tubs,
90 box Cove oysters, IS box Starch.
bags Pepper, l50 box Soap.
e5 chests Teas, rs box pOyle Candles,
90 bales Cotton Irvine, 100 doE. Msson's Backing,
s. coils Rope, IO9 boxes Flasks,
is cases Matches,
together with numerous other articles make up
plete sale. LANIBR, PHILLIPS & CO.,
decI5-m. No. 80 Market Street
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.

IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started rev and extensive PounS,v
" on the Old stand Of the late Nashville Nsnufaet1rp1
Company and are prepared 70 execute heavy spd rkf
WORK OF aOy description the shor est notice fSbt c
ngs 70 small smOunts al moderate city prices heavy Ca
ngs 10 amonnts furnished per contract a. CnciDua
prices Win additions Of freight have also commenced
oPefatons In
MACHINE SHOPS.
sbeam engines, saWmils Pourmills Of he most proTed
patterns made 70 order JObbnE repairing done n msdi
a We are ready 70 make contracts or Engines and Kills
ena sna urnish plans 70 enable purchaser put
as Win little expense Manufacturers and Farmers will
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
FOR satonay engines and steamboats, made order OF
oe mAerR complete with FTsfronts, GATES, stAndPes
Sho Fse warranted 70 stane Guy pressure rsqued of
mAnoiAetuEing OF pOrpelling purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
ANY DESCRIPTION Of SmhWork done in excellent aJIs
none put nrstrate Iron Gsed-SaWmi WORK. SterlfS 80
rtman lrons, saw eranks, Bolts E1d all kind A H0As
Farnes wishing 70 purehass good eheap haeainoiJi N
n. 1ACkBk q co..
C1aiborn- Naehlns Wo5ks. Nashville, Ton1.,
ulyQ5-tf Iefe Nashvfli e Nan. Co.'S ShOps.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, December IA, 1857.
he journal of Saturday was read.

The journal Of Saturday was read.
PETITION.
Mr. NEWMAN presented the petition of sundry
citizens of Franklin county, against auctOneers az
pedlars in jewelry, which was read.
CONVERSATION OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
MrSTANTON submitted joint resolution against
the compensation bill of the last Congress of the
United States; which lies over one day.
TULLAHoMA.
Mr. ROBERTS introduced q bill to incorporate the
Atown Of Tullahoma, in Coffee county; which was
passed the first reading.
ACTS OF ASSEMBLY.
Mr. MICKEY introduced bill, (No S26,) for the
pfOtecton Of the acts Of Assembly, which was pass
ed the FIRST reading.
TAX COLLECTOR
On motion by Mr. THOMPSON. the House now
teok up the bill providing for the election Of tax
collector BY the people, which he had withdraw on
saturqsy, ami now returned with an amendment by
way Dill IN lien. The bill in lieu provides; That
me On'y Court SHALL at their January term deter
mlne yneiher there shall be Collector, or whether
me OSteouons shall remain with the Sheriff. If
sey ulel,he 70 elect, they shall order election
a. the tine Of the spring electiOn-the
l ts''a sSs since to Be tive ysar% he Shsltaks an
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AUCTION.
Household Eurniture.
BaiIey'S Springs
FOR SALE


n virtue OF of Probate Court OF the County
ID Of LAuderdals Alaba The undersigned Admiuistrs
tors of the estate Of jonathan Bailey decd, will SELL
Monday, Ith day OF January 1885, premises,
miles from he Town OF Florence, Alabama, the celebrated
watering place, Known as
IS. 8 BAILEY'S SPRINGS
These Springs widely and favora ly known be-
ing the most remarkable for The Cure Of Dyspepsia
Dropy, Seroula and all Uutaneous diseases, that
deemed speak Of their curative properties
notice. The thousands OF who have been cureo
and restored health BY Inc Of the waters
AL over the county, North and South 20 many
living witnesses OF their Will be sufficient 70
say, they considered the most remarkable Springs in
The world and their waters have effected more cur than
any other known
Bver discovery, the thrcng of visitors have
been great that proprietor could accommodate
and believed 10 be The most pF06sbef well
the most currtive watering place IN The South.
There nine hundred aud twenty OF land Of excel
len quality in gUod STATE OF cultivation orchards
stables houses and other yaul BILE Improvements.
credit Of one, two and hIe5 years WIN be given, the
purchaser giving bonds with approved personal security
ana Zen on the property until the sams1s paid for.
RICHARD A. b 4ILEY. a.
JAMESJ. BAILEY.
dec. l5-trfWst i sadninistratoy
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES


q
TUE Great Central Route, connecting the AtlanticciteH
i wthWesern, Northwestern and Southwestern StateI,
oy continuous Hallway direct This road also connects
Al Piusburg with daily line of Steamers to all ports on
be Western Rivers and Cleveland and Ssndusky with
steam ers to ali ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most dlrec cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded 70 aud from the Great est
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg: a
FIRST ULASS.-BoOts, Shoes, Dry Goods aoo ~, ,ooo
lin boxes Furs, Feathers, &c...-... wv F'i A'VN
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks and Ststionery,I
Dry Goods lin bAles,) Hardware, Lea 75C per Ie0n
ther, &c.
BIRD CLASS-AnVils, Bsgging, Bacon, SO ,oo,
Asd Pork lin bulk, }, Hemp, Sc....... Wv per AVVD
FOURTH CLASS.-COfee, Fish, Bacon, so. 49,
and Pork tpecksd) Lard aud Lard Oil, wv POI A0VD
Flour 81 90, per bbLunt further notice.
Grsin-4S cts per 100 lbs until further notice.
Coton-t2 per bale, not exceeding 500 Lbs. weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phila
dspha be particular to marx package via PhiGdsLpkie
BsITo1d all Goods consigned TO the Agents of this
koad Philadelphia or Pittsburg will be forwarded with
odt detention,
FEUsHr AGzErA-Harris, Wormiey Co., Msmphis
Tennessee; & Z. Sass Co., St. Louis; J, 8. Mitchell
Son, Evansville Indiana; Dumesni and Murdoch and
Carter Jewstt Louisville, Ky; @. Meldrum Madison
indiana; Sprgman Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati
n. ". Graham Co., GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co. No
York; MOL William street. and No. Batterl Place New
York; Z. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia; MagraW Koons Bal
timore; Geo. O. FrGncscus, Pittsburg.
H. Il. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, PAila,
q. J. L0MBAERT, SEPt Altoona, Pa.
deeI5. TT ff r
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THAT valu.ble busiDess sand on afss Street, adIos
4 ing the Warehouse Of A hamiitol1 nov eenpse oI
Conlsy a. otnx store, Of ne 0e stands IN ne my
OF hny retail ssIabshmsne Pries FsrJ medert'
.,o,~ APpgS avs LIsDsLEY.
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NOtiCe

rs Pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of Humph-
Teys county, made its December term 1857 an IN case
Of s. Spann, administrator, De- against heirs OF Alfred
Owen deceased shall proceed 10 rs public SALE
highest bdoer the Count H, deru Wayery 6rai-
ulday, the 10th day Of January Bex ouse and Lot
town OF Wavery, situated the Weksice of thepUoc
square, and occupied present by Frahklng Lusk
goods store. Twelve months cfed VIII be given, the
giving bond aRd security and sn
Belongs 70 the estate Of the said A. on d sod
70 pay debts.
dSsiisas-pss sssSx LEV MsCoLLuM, o.&M,
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Fine Tobacco
no DRUGGISTS.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WANTED, b. graduate in Pharmacy, situation in
Drug store, ether Wholesale retail. Go1d reference
given. Address, "ChemsI OF v B. Palmer Co. PhilA
dePhis, Pa. dec p-d3L
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Bank of Commerc e.

NAsHFILLE5 INN DeUs LIN, Io0I.
gHF ,oekboders Of his Bank have placed The asset,
TIE hands Of TrubeetOr the purpose winding ii m:
tbose the Bank will psase call and p,V m -
thir indebsnes falls due The holders win Elsase
send in our notes early possible. receive 10 retnp
ne noeS Of The Bank Of Tennessee The indviduaI deno
lies in ths Bsnk have been handed to d and hereby
pledge my Individual liability for Them and the money 4
Tea y when called for. JOHN d JAMES.
P s-There s rumor In circulation in Nashvile that
W. Gordon Co., purchAsedA check In New YORK froD,
Bank Of Commerce. and thai telegehed 70 New YorE
stop me payment This tase. The Bank had but one
cheek % 60 protest and vas protested because II Cod
demanded after The dispersion OF the Banks no Ma
It returned. $50 -. "a SN'A
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COLLISION on NE RlIIRnAn


Teegraphic dispatches we're received last nipbt
by Mr.. H. L ANDERSON, Superintendent Of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, announcing a col
hsion between two trains the first curve west of
Bass Station, on Crow Creek, about six miles west
OF Stevenson, damaging both engines (the Eakin
and the HoustOn) considerably, and making a COM
Plete wreck Of two baggage cars.
The following persons we learn, were injured
John Ryman, leg broken; Jack Matt, engineer.
snkle broken; {. W. Wsshburn, engineer, leg bro
ksni >. Skinner, baggage master, arm broken.
Meme ethors are reported as having been injured.
The break in the rock embankmeat, on the slone
Of the mountain near Tantalon, not being repaired
yet, TRANSPARENT Of passengers and baggage has
to be made at hat place which required more than
the usual time in the present case aud caused cor
responding desentiea. Of the eastward train, thus
putting it behind tine, No train being expected
from Chattanooga, the Upward train proceeded as
usual, when the collision occurred as mentioned
above.
The telegraph not being in working order to Chat,
tanOOga it has not been asoertaiasd why the down
ward train was despatched, as but enc train IS KEEP
'unning on that part Of the road
GoDkf $ LADY BooK.-Mr. F. HAGAN has re
eeived Gody's Lddy'S Book for January 4 is {
splendid illustrated number, and is fully equal L
any Of its predecessors in point or literary merit
The Ladies will find the latest fashions fully SCI
fourth in the Book. Mr.. HAGAx receives subscrip.
ton for the work at his Book Store on
Mr.. HAGAN is also in regular receipt 0, the bes
and most popular weekly papers, among which ms1
be found HaPsrs Weekly Frank LssliSs Illustrated
Meas; also the pictoriAls for the holidays.
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sONGETHTNIG NEW
Ellis & Moore,

Nos. 81 q 81 market street,
RI happy inform friends and The public gen
orally thai they have made large addoRs
chine shop and Foundry. and have double aatss s
rendering satisfaction 70 al who may them with cali
II Is our intention as heretofore, TO keep ourselves wen
sEpped with every description Of Engines Boers.
Mil Machinery, Shang, &c Alse, all kinds OF wOTk foP
Flour Mills, Steamboats,, Saw Mills, Tobacco Psctoroe
Banks and JAis done al The shortest notice eas
prices ELLIS q NOOK .
Nos 50 "a Market south Broad strset KaShvile Tenn
aug I9-dig4mos.
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nARE cHANcE ZOE sPECULATIor.

RARE CHANCE FOB SPECULATION.
any person $4,000 more than be wauts and win
loan Il TO Sii take great pleasure naming our
Machine Shop andFoundy aer him. DonFa eail At oncs
Spectators calling the above business will plssss ea
between the hours OF and D. m. The most impSrtsns
part is big name. See advertisement below.
EashViIle, aug. 10 BILLS & MOORE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15

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