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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27
NATIONAL g5NVEIl

NATIONAL EEDTEs,
Camden Street, BALTIMORE, Nd
Nearly opposite The Baltimore s. Ohi0
Rai/road Depot.
+ }. BARTHOLOW, Pr0prirtor.
W Through passengers take meals at the Ma
uonaI and its location is convenient Tor visit
ers to the CITY, on business or pleasure.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27

L. vi. SUdltuut,
announce to the
are Tow prepared
goods on as fair
pure h 4 srtl in
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE!

F5NnE NEW YORK WEEKLY GOLDEN PRIZE
4 One OF the largest and best Literary papers
OF The day. Terms So year, aud GIFT will
be presented to each subscriber immediately on
the receipt Of the subscription money. Each
subscriber will be entitled to a Gift worth from
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27
SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDUI,AR
&NyEEyINGS

Every species of exterior irritation is quickly
reduced by the ahti-infomnatory action Of this
Ointment Angry ERUPrfoNs, such as shLr
RHEUM, ERYsIrELhs, rErrEn, RIEGwoRu, ScALb
HEAD, NsrrLs RASH ScApiEs, Tor Iron) SC,
die out, to return no more, under its app'ica2
ton. Hospital experience in all parts of the
world proves it's iniaiIibibiity in diseases or
the skin, the muscles, the joints aud tho glands
ULCERS, SORES AND TUMOHS.
The effect OF this unrivaled external remedy
upon ScroGula, aud other virulant ulcers and
sores, is almost miraculous. 1t first discharges
the poison Which produces suppbration and
proud flesh. and Thus The cures which it's healing
properties afterwards complete are safe as vol
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27
JESSE J. rITCH. u. Al cnALFANr.
GOLDEN MORTAR.

NRAND CONSOLIDATION ! TEMPLE
~ OF FANCY REARED IN CONNER
CiAL BUILDING, BY TmE sew fIRM.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27
Wounds, Bruises, Burns 4 Scalds.

In cases OF The frocture OF The bones, injurics
caused by steam exPlosious, BRUtsEs, BURNS,
ScALDs, RBEvMArIsM, STIFFNESS 0r THE JoiNrs,
and contraction Of tho sinews. it is employed
aud warmly recommended by the faculty. This
marvellous remedy has been introduced by tie
Inventor in person into all the leading IIosptas
of EsroPe, and "" private household should DO
NithnDt IL, .H. t.I.r.....H
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-27
UNDENIABLE TEsTIMON,

The Medical staff Of the French and Enrisl,
Armies in the Crimea officially signed their an.
prevail oil HOlloway's Ointment, as the most re.
liable dressing for sabre cuts, e,abs, and gun-
shot wounds. II is also used by the surgeons o /
the Allied Navies. #N-y1#f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
- TELEGRAPH.



BosToN March 20.-The sssamsE dips brought
/ no nails ,
/ The steamship Afriu srfved ont on the q
inst, aud the Ci,y Of BaAmors on the 3D.
/ Sir john I Champion, late Minister TO Wash
/ ington, has been appointed Minister TO Hanover.
| Es AdVices from China to the 10Th Of D csmb Or.
say tia. tie emperor bad PROHIBITED his subjects
froal trading With the EGG lab under the penalty
/ Of death
Hong Kong, jan. I5-No further operations
| have taken place against Canton
All the western subeIbs Of Canton were buried
out5e I2ih Of Jsnua,y By the Elglish
a urge FIRE Ia occurred inside the city
TIE Msndovjsns had ssuei most ool-thrsty
ed!ets sganst the English, and hed offered re-.
wards Cor the isas5.n8ho1o Of inca ii-i a. Hong
Kong. 4
All the Chinese hal bsel ordered to quj! the
saryice Of foreigners and return, under the penalty
Of the dsstruet0l OF their rei4ti0l7 em,ining a.
home, consequently on sac "a neiriy al th5 Cal
nese rad left ttersitur ions.
Liverpool, AaFca 4 p. u -Oatson uaeasugsd;
tn lower grades perhaps are slightly dea.er.-
Sales Of 1000 bales B,eld5;nE apl provisions
unchanged. O5ns5ls :or money 93B 938
NEw YcRk, Baroa q --Fou, heavy, sdss T.
600 barrele Ssa'e and ORC declined . 90 IS IS !
for State, 20a6 20; Wheat heavy E1
CIEoHEArr March 2l--noon-Flour, letter de
msnds; sales ,20O barrels 5a5 O5; Whisky firm
233; Lnseed Oil 97s98.
Myers ass been appointed Collector for Cnein.
matt. Frank Lsnk pCstnast.F st.Dayton.
The LoDdon Tines SAYS qsEr- between Spaia and
Mckee isneFita5les
ST LoUI, March % There IS only about tbir.
ty ilches water on the b.rs IN The Missouri river
The limos is Stationary with afair boating stsge.
NEw YORK, March 2O.-The stesmer Tennessee
has arrived She left Grey oWa o. the 7 and
a pinwa1 on tao lOL
Wa rs posil9l wss unc-aagaj.
All of the Ri7as Lies remain At san Jerg,.
Walker had a. aczed he ial,eF pacy twics u =
successfully.
The failure Of L3ckriiges attack n Cal,ilIj IS
sttribu.edt to the cowsrjiee Of Co. Titus, wa1 cub
ssquauty lett and going over o Il vas.
Allies made two attacks o. Walkers position cu
the Of March, bus was rrp1ssd.
Tie Bfi,ish steamer Glide trrivcd at Asoin,. al
on the 9th, Jrngug 80 ds=e-te's from rs 6er.
The sloo5 Of Tsr, Dscatu-, arrived al Panama
on the Oh, with CALEB dat, s Of +. b 2j.1.
Several vessels were trading a: the Cairc1s Is
lands, under contract with the IaSufgsnt NIVaLco.
The ,reg luionsry psrty we're making but Int G
II gr s., owing 20 he centre o, TIE ssVSd:o1 be-
iGe a. Pur0.
Vrsnc5 was Pla mig an attack On rruxlo,
Major Da7aisii, OF o. 8 Amy, cane passenger
from Key WIS.
Richardson, Spe. &c & c., qI1.o breids.uf ex
C edingly dull, Wheat or q lJwsr, choice South
IRA R-d, g.; white, 9s 3; Olio -Four extra st
SO 3Is 81 uev beef wanted st iul prize; old
lellycted new pork, So exGela rates CT Cd
barely Insiutained =. the prices
LOUISVILLE March 2l-Rivsr feet inches |
water il q cgn.I. y esther warm. Tie steam
81 B Bast # "a Ne8 0, leans 10 Msulrhis, broke n
.vTo St + aud sc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

AERIvED-Alida, from Padueah sallie West, from
St. Louis
DErARrED-Steamer VIM. Henry, for Psdueah.
Bears LEAy1No-This day at II o'clock, the side
wheel steamer sallie West. Also, steamer Aida.
For ST. LoUIs.-The popular side wheel steamer
Salie West, CoRBETT, Master, and DOYLE Clerk,
leave as above and all intermediate landings at II
O'Clock, this day, Sunday The sallie Vest viii be
the only eommodious and really comfortable craft
that viii leave as above until further rise Of the
river. Persons DESTROYS Of embracing this opportu-
nifty must be on board in time as the time will be
punctuelly observed,
FoR PADUcAH.-The regular light water packet
boat Aida, leaves this day, Sunday, at II o'clock
above. This boat viii be sure to start punctual at
the hour also to afford travellers satisfactory accom-
modations.
Steamer Diamond returned from Shoals to Louis
Vile On Monday next her freights viii arrive by
lighters.
Steamer Cumberland in this river, but doubtful
whether she can reach CIarksville Nashville freight
by her, will come forward Immediately by lghteragc
For MEMPHIs.-On Monday next the Ii ght draught
steamer Ella, Capt Weaver, win leave as above and
all intermediate points, direct at 70 o'clock Pas
sengers going South, win find this the most direct,
sure and comfortable conveyance that is or can be Of
fered during the present low stage Of theriver.
THRoUGH TICKETs.-At present this is all the rage
with our light water dinkey runners. Passengers
will find comfortable light draught boats to take them
to the Ohio, St. Louis and Memphis direct after
which they win have to make their own arrangements
without relying on the promise of reshipment in
stantly by through tickets, all connections except
at Memphis, are not reliable.
Steamer Belfast sunk in the Mississippi, and will
be q total loss
WEATHER AND WATER.-Weather mild and pleas
ant Water still slightly on the decline SO inches
on Harpeth Shoals
BUsINEss-Assuming rather summerish aspect, |
little or nothing doing at the landing. Steamer Sal
lie West the only side wheel steamer able to reach
port in the present stage of water. Memphis packets
hauled of until rise Of water. There is, however,
good supply of low water crafts on hand 10 carry
out freights and passengers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

CoLUHBIA-ITs BUSHES The most casual
observer cannot have failed to notice the iEcreas-
ing business Of our town This we attribute to
the spirit of enterprise awakened by our citizens
all becoming more or less interested in cur Rsi-
roads We bali,vs the improvements, and the
ncresse of business in Columois, have but com.
meuced, and yet it IS doubtless very gratifying to
our people to see our streets aud square presenting
q business appearance that would compare favor
able with the most thronged business parts of
Nashville This is as it should be; for our town
and country around should create and keep up a
market, right here, for all our surplus products
thereby increasing the business Of the town and
county, and enhancing the value Of property and
every commodity OF trade, much 10 the advantage
of enterprisng traders and our citizens generally.
Taking three of our business houses, we find
they have purchased about l75 600 pouuis Bacon,
worth over fifteen thousand dollars for this one
article alone, in four days IN the week They sold
about s. 600 worth OfFamily Groceries, at a little
less than Nashville quotations They sIso bought
largely Of Cotton, Whest Corn, Feathers, Eggs,
&C., for which they paid the cash, OF its equiVs,
lent Columbia, Tenn, Herald
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

A New BEE HUE.-AmOng the many new inven-
tons we have recently seen, nothing has pleased
80 well as one from Yankee land, in the shape Of a
Beehive, invented by Mr. SYLVESTER DAVIS, Of
Claremont, n. Il. If a hive can be got up combi-
ming every desirable requisite for successful bee
culture, we believe it viii be found in that of Mr.
DAVIS It is only necessary to examine It to satisfy
any one acquainted with the bee, its habits and the
enemies it has to encounter, of its superiority 1t
is just the thing which our country friends need
For particulars see the advertisement in another
column.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
savannah market, March IS.

CoTToS.-The quotations we give below are a fair
criterion of the market. There is very little de-
mand, and that chiefly confined to Northern account
We quote: Ordinary Nominal u; Good Ordinary
l24 Low NIiddIing 12s@l28 Middling 10; Strict
AIiddling l3}@13g; Good AIddling l3aG138; Mid
ling Fair.
LARD-During the previous week an advance of
DC was obtained and the market is now firm at last
weeks prices. Baltimore Lard in barrels and kegs
is readily purchased at a to 15c e h. Tennessee
is selling in barrels and cans at Ale.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
PUBLIC SALE OF FORTY BUILDING
LOTS IN EDGEFIELD.

ON TUESDAY, Mach 3Ist, al II O'Clock, A we will
" open Spring sale Of Lots, by Offering 10 the highest
bidder Forty Beautiful Residence Lots in Edgehed,
the premises.
In Houston's Addition from 10 Lots, fronting each so
feet the G8Ian pike, Woodland and Fahorand streets,
by 40 deep 10 Convenient alleys
In BrOCEways ncdiion, Lot No H. fronting &c feet the
Gsllan pike and 30 Tulip street. Also, Lots Nos. Is,
IS j the Tulip and Woodland streets, be-
Jog magnificent site for private residence.
l. ZoCO1ers Addition Lots Nos 80 and 81 on Russell 81.
Also from y IS Lots in Or. Heman's most beautiful
Addition, fronting the Gasn pike and Herman street,
including handsome residence On the pike
about Is Lots in Bang and Roberts Addition, 'front.'
ing on Shelby, Tulip and Cross streets.
These Lots are not only beautiful sites for private
residences but conveniently located TO the Public
Square, time free from heat dust and heavy
corporation tax Of the city NOBs the time to buy cheap
Lot, Edgefed improving rapidly that lots will en-
greatly in value during the present year number
ohandsome residences being erected in Bood addition
In HobsOn Wheless addition 10 or u neatcOtages have
been erected and great many more Will be erected in the
. same and other additions during the present year.
Terms LIBERAL long credit Of and years. for
notes bearing interest," with satisfactory security payable in
Bank and lien retained.
Omnibuses usual, free Sale to begin with Lot No, l5
on Woodland street, in HoustOns addition.
J. L. q Z. W. BROWN,
D, TR1GG, AuctiOneeF. "A Il Cherry street.
az should the weather DO too incemen 10 sell TUEs
DAY the inst The sale will take place FRIDAY, the
3rd Of April lmarch2l-td.
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Baltimore Coffee MARK, I, march II.

The Coffee market still continues very buoyant,
and the demand quite brisk. We have no sales to
note to-day from either Of the cargoes Of Leighton
and Banshee. We note sales made late yesterday of
80 bags common Rio at 1Oc; and 800 bags medium
ditto at Zoe. We have no sales to note to-day. We
continue to quote Rio coffee as follows, viz 9lM10c
for common medium grades; l08@I1Bc for fair
to good, and l1}Gll3c for prime ditto. Java coffee
l4(3l5c; Laguayra coffee, if here, would readily
hiring 1 hal3c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

ToBACoo-Soue of the farmers express fears
that the tobacco plant has been killed u the beds
by the recent severe cod spell. The Danville
ga Republican thinks that they have been but
little injured, and that there will be no difficulty
about getting good stands if we have favorable
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
N NASHVILLE.

~ The UNION AND AMERICAN has
much the largest clrculRtiOn oa.any pa per
in the state, except the religious Journals.
&c SfferGs therefore, eume rioE GaVAntaEes
30 the advertising public
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

Y virtue Of deed oftrust executed by s. L. BaiH
ID the gath day Of April 1854 shall sell to the highest
bidder for cash. the 20TH DAY April, 1857 the
premises Tract Land decided in me by said
BaT by deed Of date above, toe Lands where said Bsitd
bow lives, in 9Th District Of White county the Caney
Fork River bounded the West by tine lands of " Cotton
on the South by The lands OIL u Rhodes the East by The
lands said Rhodes W B. HutsOn and the North by
the lands Of said HutsOn, containing 2Is more less
Acres The said sale will be cash hand. said
sale is made the deed executed by she SAID
Bsitf to above. This the cd Of March, 1857.
nrh7-tw6zwtd. JESSE FRANKS, Trustee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
LANLER. PHILLIPS q co.

ON MONDAY, the 23d inst at 10 ocloeA will offer
" for CASH in front warehouse. large and desr-
able assortment Of GROsERIEs, comprising in part fol-
lows, viz
II2 hhds Sugar, fair to choice; 300 kegs Nails;
100 sacks Baltimore Coffee; 200 bXs Of and p! Fasks
600 sacks n. Q. do 3 bags 5. s, Almonds;
sc barrels MoIasses; Is bags FilbeTts;
IS half bbls do Is bags Pepper;
so bbls loaf d cbIushed Sugar, 10 bags Spice,
$50 packages Star CaBdles; bags Ginger
100 boxes TallOw d. % boxes Oranges;
IS casks Z. c. Soda 100 bbs Rsctihed Whisky
100 dozen Painted Buckets; 10 bbls Sin;
40 nests Painted Tubs; y bbls n Rum;
Sc nests Painted Keelers; IS bbls A. N. Brandy;
R25 bXs Manufactured Tobacco, p bbls Rye Whisky
assorted brands, tierces Figs;
$50 packages RaisIns; . barrels Vinega';
I25 boxes Bar Soap; 30 coils Cotton Rope;
500 d zen Mason's Backing; - coils Jute do
900 Cigars, assorted brands; 10 cases Sardinesi
500 reams Wrapping Paper;
Together with numerous other articles to make up
pete sale.
narchI7-td p. LANIER, PHILIPS & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
THE CANIPBELLS.

The CampbeIls commence tomorrow night at Odd
Fellows Hall, series Of their inimiable concerts.
It is enough to ensure them full house only to make
this announcement
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAIIROAL
FxFCTTTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE a
TER POWER AND LAND.

THE undersigned will sell public sae, at the upper end
ofhe Market House, in The city Of Nashville, the 95th
nay Of April next very valuable Water Power the
narrows OF Hsrpeth,' being the second Tunnel
vaed bv the late Montgomery Bell al the NarOws. Ii
reserved by him in deed Of gf, conveying The in
us and which for more than p years has furnished power
10 nm the extensive Forge, Grist and Saw Mills of Paer
son Iron The offered fer sale in all
oscts e1ua to There is attached to it su
cent ground buildings that the purchaser may need
carry on such establishment he may wish erect also in
~ and egress to end aid Ten Acres OIL ground Said
len acres to laid of the opposite side Of the river from the
mouth of the Tunnel This property is well worth the
animation and attention OF capitalists, persons wishing
MANUFACTURE Il is excellent chance for speculation, 1t
is % miles from Nashville and abCut2 miles from the TurE
NIKE ANY further formation may be Obtained BY calling
On either Of the uuaersizuedi but OF course it must be
to be- sppreciated. TermsTwelve months With security
and q lien retained, ". +. Wal hiNS,
]. L. BELL,
o. P. MCROBERTS,
r,areb9a-dti Executors Of N. Bell.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
Valuable City Property
FOR SALE!
at Public Auction,

pursugpce Of Deed Of Trust. executed by J. G.
Leak on the I4h Of March, 1856 for the purpose OF
curing certain debts forth hn proceed TO SELL at pub
lie auction for cash, SATURDAY the llth Of April, 1857
at the court house gate nhe ci Of Nashville, the following
described property, viz:
House and Lot in the city Of Nashville, fronting Al
feet on Spruce street, being Lot No. in S. V. D. StouPs
Plan Also vacant Lot Cedar street, being Lot No.
in same Plan Also an interest OF $500 in debt due from
Jesse Page secured by Deed Of Trust Sale TO take place
wifSn the hours prescribed by law.
msTchIs-td R. "A. COLE, Trustee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

TIE PROSPECTIVE SUGAR CROP IN ILLIEoIs.-Mr.
E. Baker, of Rochester Mla Wabash county, in
this State writes to the Bellevile Advocate, that
be shall plant twenty-five acres with the Chinese
sugar-csne the present season. II an convinced,
be SAYS, 'tbat toe State of Illinois will 10 FIVE
years make her own sugar, and il have luck I
shall make this season enough sugar, and certainly
will mOlssses, to supply my httle town. At all
events I shall try
Mr.. Kirch, of Wabash county, who, some months
ago, made statement Of the result of bis expert
ment with the sugar cane last year, offers to bet
the skepuCEl editor of the Charleston Courier
$500, that be viii manufacture from one scre,
'plsnted with the Chinese aDsed, 1--WE hundred gal
Ions of molasses, superior article 10 any manu-.
featured in the South, and sold by the merchants
10 Coles county, in 1856 for IS cents per gallon;
and further, that he will manufacture it at the cost
Of ten cents ner ralIon.n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
2GO Prizes amounting to. 1904 ,OOO
TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS $25k.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

The Numbers from 10000, corresponding with those
the Tickets printed separate sips Of paper,
are encrcIed with small tubes and placed Wheel
TIE fret 2i2 Prizes, similarly printed and encirced
placed in another Wheel.
The Wheels are then reyoved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers, and at the time Prize is
drawn other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
out Opeqed and exhibited the audience and registered
by the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn. This operation Is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PsIzEs.-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers to those drawing the drst - Prizes will
entitled 10 the As approximation PrzeS according 10 the
scheln
The8uG3 Prizes Of $40 will be determined bv The last fig.
ureof the No. that draws the $780, pzs For example
if the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with then
oil the tickets whore the number ends il will be entitled
to 500 1.-THE number ends with Nc . then ell TIE tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to $40 and
30 ontO0
Certificates Of Packages Will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Ger tfcste of Package of 10 Whole Tickets ..s. $50
10 Half .......s 40
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
Cinoinnnti market, 8EarcI, IS.

CHEEsE-The market has undergone no change
since our last. The demand has been quite mOder-
ate, but the stocks, except Of fancy brands very
light. We continue to quote Western Reserve at
1l3@l2c New York State, l2@l24 cents; English
Dairy and similar brands, he; and Durham Farm,
123c.
CANDLEs.-Tallow Candles are firm at I4@I5c
Star at Csc, and Opal at zoe.
IRoN.-The jobbing demand for Pig is fair, and
the market rules steady at S30@3l tor Ohio hot
blast and S32 for cold blast. Bars are in good de-
mand at 23c for common, and 34e. for charcoal
PRoYIsIoNs.-The speculative demand has not
been extensive during the week, but the market has
notwithstanding, been buOyant and prices of most
articles further advanced, the market closing very
firm.
In the general markets, the speculative excite
ment heretofore noticed in the Provision trade has
subsidized, and although prices are firm and the de-
mand fair, matters are comparatively quiet. The
quotations this week, and for the corresponding
week last year, compare as follows:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
Wanted

NDD NUMBERS OF HARPER'S MAGAZINE for any
" year which I2K per copy will be paid at the
Book BindeTy of YORK q CO.,
march2O-im. Over the Traders Bank.
BUILDING LOT ar A SACRIFICE.
WE will sell extraordinary bargain for cash in Build
w ing and Gardening Lot Of Eleven Acres in excel
lent ghborhOod good turnpike and OF the
finest Springs in the county. J. L. & K. W. BROWN
msrchoO-d9w. AK Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
sunday Morning, march %, 1851.

bSg- We are indebted to the officers Of the steam
er SalEs Vest for late St. Louis papers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

wUuld call hs attention Of Merchants Business
and Oters facilities for executing with promptness
and 80 superior Manner JoB PEETIEg 10 all Us varieties,
quaes and coloru, and solicit share q their patronage
Having 70 considerable In fitting our oo
bling EstablEnent prepared execute all kinds OF
PLATA and Ornamental work, such as Ball Tickets
grammos Carea Of every description Circuiarsi al Vaes
Of Printing in Gold Silver Bronze Colorsi also
Lawyers Briefs Checks, Bill Heads, Bills Of Lading Pro-
missory Notes, Way Bills, hand Bile etss etc., Win nea
ness and reasonable terms.