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OF size length, causing pain ana
dsTness in the stomach The general health becomes de-
ranged, the system snfssbsd and the symptoms
tnuay until rsefor death terminates the SuE
feTng. B. AZ Fahnesock's VsTmiags is the best remedy
in the case.
PITrsBURe, January 3lst, 1885
MEssRs. B. A FAHNEsTocK & Co.:
GRETLEMRE For fourteen years have used your
celebrated Vermuge in my family and always had the de-
sired effect In instance It brought away from my little
daughter, six years old two worms each eight fest In
length. From my other children caused the discharge Of
lsTge quantities OF from TO 0Hrtsea inches In
length. took bottles myself and discharged nnum-
cradle quantity small worms, and was restored % health
JOHN HUGHES,
High Street. Third Ward, PrsbuFg.
III ? Sold wholesale and retail BY all the principal Drag
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ian7-'57-WIm.
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THE NEW ARIsToCRACY.
Attic once could only show

A title once could only show
The signs Of nebls birth,
And men Of rank were years ago
The great ones Of the earth.
They deemed it Just the crowd should shrink
Before the cap and gown;
They thought itWrsng the poor should think,
And right 70 keep them down.
Those were the days when books were things
90 The People" could not touch !;
Made for the use Of lords and kings,
And only meant for such.
To work the loom, 70 till the soil,
To cut the costly gem
To tread the round of daily toll,
Was quite enough for them.
Time was when Just 10 read and write
Were thought wOndTOus deal,
For those who wake with morning light
To earn their daily meal,
The msn a mere submissive slave,
The less his head piece knew;
And so the mass from habit gave
Their biTth-TghI TO th6 JsC.
Now look around the light Of Truth
Is spreading far and wide,
And that which hllS the English youth,
Must shame our ancient PRIDE.
IT'S mind alone can WELD the sword,
IN spite Of wealth and rank,
Tia artisan may face lori
With Thousands in The bank.
We seorD not those OF nigh degree,
For so tWeTs wrong 10 do;
The poorer men as such can be,
And quite as noble too.
This prince may act gayeT part,
Bat be who works for bread
May have, peTehRnce, warmer heart,
And perhaps clearer head.
Tnen grisve not for g the good old times"
behold brighter day
The causes OF our fathers crimes
Are wearing fast away.
Before the Pen, the Press, and Rail
Must old opinions fall,
The mis hty project cannot fail
Then aid II one aud all. lL0HdeR LCaaGy,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

In ChanOery at Centreville, January Rules, 1857.
George W. stanall, ct al. Admir-. }
ORIGINAL BILL.
James C. Stanfll, ct. al
ONmotOn of Hughes Easily, Solicitors for Compainans
~ and appearing the satisfaction tie Clerk and
Master that James C. Stand and William WOOten and wife
Martha ARE residents Of this State ordinary
process Of law cannot be served hem is therefore
ordered by the Clerk and Master that PUBLICATION be made
four successive weeks in the Weekly UNION AMERICAN
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee,
commanding the said Defendants appear before the Chan
ceOr Of the Sixth Chancery Division, the house
Of CeutreYille the Second Monday in March
next aud plead, dcmur Compainants' bill,
the will confessed, and hearing
10 them pGrte ORVlLLE A. NIXON,
Observation-Disclosures fee 50. Clerk and Master.
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its face. The principal difficulties which have
arisan, appear 60 have their origin in bills of ez.
change, payable at sight, and from the diveIsities
which prevail with respect to them among the va
rious States of the Union. In connection With
this subject the following facts quoted below, may
possibly prove interesting to msof our readers:
ain the following States Of the Union, it has
been provided by statute that days of grace be 81
lowed on bills of exchange payable ct sight:
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Ohio, Wisconsin.
In the following States days of grace are al
lowed on bills of exchange payable at sight, at
though not snaetsd By statute Alabama, Indisna,
Ksntuozy, Texas.
In Louisiana decision has been made in one of
the inferior courts allowing days of grace on sight
bills but the usage Is to pay on presentation.
In Vermont and Connecticut, days Of grace are
disaIowed by statute on bills payable at sight.
In the following States, days of grace are not
allowed on bills payable at sight, BY the usage
among banks and merchants; but no legal decisions
have confirmed this usage as law:
Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey, Penn
| sylvsnis, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Georgia,
Florida Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi, Mis-.
souri,, Tennessee.
In Arkansas, the statute provide that foreign
and inland bills shall be governed BY the law Of
merchants as to days of grace, protest and notice.
In foreign countries the custom differs widely
For instance, in England, three days are allowed
in Hamburg, twelve; in Frankfort on-the Main,
four; in Lisbon and Oporto fifteen on inland, and
eight on foreign bills. In France, there wer,
formerly ten days allowed, but the code of NspO
leon, among many other things, overtnrev
the custom entirely, and where that code nov
prevails as in France Genoa, Antwerp, Leghorn
Palermo, and Rotterdam, there are no days 0
grace at all.
We see it stated that bill has been introduce
into the Legislature of New York, providing tbs
days of grace shall not be- allowed on bills of ez
change, and drafts payable at sight, nor upon tbos
which are payable at Subsequent day, if draw
upon bank or banker.
This is a matter of interest to the commsrci
community, and we have thought it not amiss I
present the arguments adduced in favor Of Il
proposed changes.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
DAVIDSON COUNTY COURT. I
John Lovel, and others,

John Lovel, and others,
Order OF publication.
Markham Lowell.
the Office of the Clerk and Master Of County Court
n Nashville, the Goth day Of January 1857 motion
complainant by counsel in the above cause and appear
the satisfaction the Clerk and Master that the said
defendants James c. MCLenden and Lucinda McLendeB,
his wife, who reside the State Of Arkansas nonres-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee and therefore the ordinary
process Of this Count be served upon hem It there
Ove ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication be
made for four weeks in succession in the Nashville USoN
AMERICAN, newspaper published in the city Of Nash
ye requiring the said defendants appear the FebTu
airy Term the COlny Court be holden for the county
of Davidson the Court House thereof in the city OF Nash
ville the first Monday in March and said
bill or the will be taken for confessed them and
down hearing PaTts Said petition being for the sale
of Land and Negroes belonging 70 the estate Of Elizabeth
Lowell, decd. F. K. CHEATHAM,
Neutrality-suspicious. fee s.. Clerk and Master.
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Presentation. THos. RIVERS, Representative
in Congress from the Memphis District, publishes
in the Memphis Eagle d Enquirer, an address to
his constituents in which be states that be sdheres
to his determination previously expressed, not to
be q candidate for reelection.
The MurtreesbOro Telegraph of Saturday last,
states that private letter has been received by 8
gentleman in that city from Hon. CHARLES READY,
dated the 18th Of January, in which be states that
be contemplates becoming q candidate for re-elec-
ton.
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THE CANVASS.

The letter in orr paper to-day, from Knoxville,
Is SLED with useful practical suggestions, which
may be read with profit by our party friends, in all
parts Of the State
We join our correspondent in his snComiums
upon the management of the Knoxville Mercury.
In It's present hands, that paper is sure to make it.
self felt a. leading exponent Of democratic prin-
ciplss in the southwest.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
TRITST SALE

Y virtue OF mortgage with power Of sale executed 10 the
ID Nashville Building Association BY H. B. Plummsr and
ThOs. w. Rauds, which registered in the Registers office
OF Davidson county, in Book No 90 page H. The willie
Building Association by It's Treasurer, will proceed sell 10
the highest bidder for cash, SATURDAY the 3st day Of
January, 1857 the Court House Yard in Nashville, the
properly therein described being Lots Nos II and y in
Preston Hays plan Of Lots, the Franklin Turnpike
fronting the fret street in said Plan, running paTa
lei with the Franklin Turnpike and running back l72 feet
CHARLES A. FULLER, Treasurer.
The above property is sold portion Of the Assets Of
Bobb & Crawford 10 close the Deed Of Trust.
Jan2I-G D. F. WILKIN, Trustee.
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RREANT PMLOST.

DETWERN the Medical College and tho ST. Cloud Hotel
ID A GOLD BREAST PIN, Of an OblOng shape, chiefly
valuable containing some hair Of deceased friend
will pay reward Of TIN DOLLARS for its delivery tc
me At % spuRg street.
ian 9s SD. J, MACLIN DRIVER,
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EDITORIAL HoEoRs.-The members and officials
of the Mississippi Legislature recently gave our
late confrere of the Matches Free Trader, Col. ED
PIOKErT, fine ball on the occasion Of his having
but short while before taken TO himself q wife.
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FnR PAnTCAH ANn CATRO.

THE light drzught steamer v K. STEVEN
SON, ScYsTEE, Master, will leave above -
and all intermediate landings THIS DAY, Wed-i
nesday, January 2sh 10 O'Clock, IA. For freight or
passage apply on board, or 70
H. H. HARRISON, .,a,,.
ianss-I A. HAMILTON, Asen's'
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.


In Chaucery, at Centrev lie, Janua Rules, 1857,
A. q E. WRAT, gS.)
I. W, Erwin aud ORIGINAL INJUNCTION BILL.
E L. SPENCER
ON motion of Thomas P Bateman, Solicitor for Complain
~ ants, and appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk
and Master, that E. L. Spencer resident of the STATE
ordinary process law be served upon
him. is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Master, that
publication made for four successive weeks in the Weekly
UNION AEERICAN newspaper published in the City Of
Nashville, Tennessee, commanding the said Defendant TO
appear before the Chancellor Of the Sixth ChanceTy Division,
Courthouse In the Of Cent eve, the Second
Monday in March next, and plead, answer, demur 20
Compliments bill will be taken for confessed
and seLfOr hearing PGrtsas to him.
ORVILLE A. NIXON,
ia94-v4t-priuters' fee 50. CLERK and Master
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Lavergne
Steam Mills for Sale

THE undersigned wishing 20 devote his time his
Farm, offers this valuable property for sale, upon very
favorable terms,
There is Saw and three sets of runners in complete
working order, everything cOntryed in the best possible
manner for convenience.
In point locality is unsurpassed being within 20 yards
of the Railroad, miles from Nashville and in the
richest sections Middle Tennessee Any person shing
TO buy ID respectfully invited to call and examine.
will also sell my Residence with the Mills il desired
which is new desirable property. have also
three No I Mule Teams and Wagons for sale.
iapqI-3m P. JNO. HILL.
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THE partnership OF W. & T. H. GREENFIELD & CO.,
having expired by limitation, hive this day sold
Interests in the entire stock Of Furniture, CArpeng, Pianos,
&c, 10 THOMAS H. GREENFIELD and JOHN PATTER'
son, whom take pleasure in recommending our old
customers and doubt they will give general satisfaction
to all who may favor them with call.
". GREENFIELD,
Jan2, 81 "A. FREEMAN.
All those indebted 10 W. & T. H Greenfield & Co. arc in-
vited 10 cali at their old stand and settle.
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FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE
NO. 81 CEDAR STREET,

WHNnVlIIEg ItUU8
FENHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of Nash
H vile and its vicinity that he IS prepared to accom-
modae all Day BOadsrs that will call him. His house
always open the travelling community and hoping that
his friends and aCquain will give him call when they
visit the city. Ijan7-tGl K. ". WHITTlNGTON,A Et
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s SIZE AND HIRING.

I
IN the 3sT DAY JANUARY 1857 at the residence Of the
late Col James Smith Jackson county, Tennessee,
will hire public action the highest bidder, for the
eur all tie Negroes belonging 10 the estate, consisting
men, and children, except those apart for the
support the WIDOW. There will be sold at the time,
Library consisting Of co 20 volumes Of Books,
Corn and other articles Of pehable property For all sums
s. and und cash; IS, - months credit Notes
with two Undoubtsd securities Will be required.
TOM SMITH, Administrator,
fan2O-dtW&W3W. PsHdCnts Lite.
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NOTTCE-L4ND FOR SALE

OY virtue Of Of the Coffee County Court pro-
ID HouGced the January Term 1857. the petition Of
tie heirs and deviscs Of Martha WALL Decd SHALL on 3RD
of Manchester proceed 10 sell 10 the highest bidder
credit Of one and - years eNceptthe sum OF $40 required
IaI down, Irc Of and OF Which said Martha Wall,
Died. Led aud possessed situated IN Coffee comfy in Civil
d strict No. the of Riley creek, containing One
Hundred Twenty Notes with good and sufficient
security will be required the purchaser and lien retained
on the Land until the purchase mOaey be fully paid
HIRAM s. EMEkSON,
sra, 1r,Ff
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REGULAR AUCTION
SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
Els. French s. Son,

ON TUESDAY Morning. February 3D. 1857 10 O'clock A.
~ NJ we will offer for sale in front OF Warehouse,
corner Market and Clark Streets the following articles,
20 wit:
100 hhds Sugar; 200 bags Rio Coffee
25 bbls Loaf do so do LaguyTa;
so bbls Crushed do; 2j do Java
20 kegs sup. carb. Soda; 1000 kegs Nails
so bbis Vinegar; 100 dozen Buckets;
leo bbls Moasses; so bbls AackeTel, No. l. 2, d ?;
10 bags Pepper; so bags Ginger
cefoons Indigo; 900 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Cheese, 900 half boxes do;
500 bbls Whisky, assorted 200 quar-. bsXes do;
brands; 200 boxes TallOW do;
bbls American Brandy; 10 half bbls American Brandy;
10 bbls Gin; 10 bbs Rum;
so do julius Smiths % do old Bourbon Whisky;
old Reserve Whisky; 90 do old Rye do
1901 coo extra Cigars, Tari- 100 boxes CheTOots;
Gus brands; 100 do Tobacco, W. H. HaTe's
100 boxes Melee Cigars; and ether brands;
50 do Jars; 100 boxes TumbleTs;
Together with Spices and other articles.
iap2s-td H. S. FRENCH & SON.
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HILLNAN BROTHERS,

HlLLMAN BROTHERS,,
NO. "A COLLEGE AND Al MARKET STS.,
ITAVE recently erected Market large three
steTy house, which they have connected with their old
Iron Store College street, and offering the fol-
lowing articles fOT sale low for cash 10 punctuR dealers
time:
500 tons we'll assorted Tenneses Refined Charcoal Iron
of their own manufacture, warranted
$50 tons assorted Pittsburg iron, best brand:
10 Steel, A. &. K. B. Cast, Shear and German
$50 dozen q sorted Files and Rasps;
leo - Rowland & Ames' ShOVsls and Spades;
70 " Collins, Hunts, Bestyf, * LpPineOt Axes;
&" Crow Bars;
IS Kettles
- Stone Hammers;
Corn Shelters and Straw Cutters
IS cGIkS assorted Chains
g Mouse hole Anvils;
" Wrights Solid Box Vices;
IS ssa Wagon AKels all sizes;
$50 sstt assorted Buggy Axels, best brand
$50 prs Springs, best brand;
1910 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes best brand;
30 coils Manila Rope, all sizes.
We will be pleased receive orders for any Of the above
articles and friends may rely getting them Ct thu
lowest price. Jan25-u
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FOR PADUCAH AND CAIRO.

THE light draught steamer Aida, RTNAN, FDIA
i Master, will leave for the above and all - ~
intermediate landings THIS DAY, Wednes-
day, January ssth, at % O'Clock, A. NJ. For
freight or passage apply on board, or 70
II. H. HARRISON, } 49,.
jan2s-lt A L. DAVIS, AseHS
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w. T. Berry & Co,
HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED,

W. Il. Berry & Co,
HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED,
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ural History, DeVicssfOr Destroying Wild AEimas &c.
limo. Muslin.
Harper's School History.
Narrative Of the General Course Of History from The ear
Hest Periods to the Estabshmsnt Of the American Cons
tuition. Prepared with questions the use OF Schools and
Illustrated with $50 Maps and Engrav8gs. I7mo Musln
sI,es.
Beaumarchais and his Times.
Sketches Of French Society the Eighteenth Censuy Ou
unpublished Documents. By LOWS Re LosEuE. Tnns-
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Magoon's Westward Empire.
Westward Empirs or, the Great Drama Of Human Pro
grssa. By Rev. s. MAooos, D. D. lsmO- Muslin.
A Child's History of Rome
By JOHN B0NNER. Uniform with "a Childs History Of
the United stalss' BY the Author. vols. I5m0
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American POulterer's Companion.
Practical Treatise the Breeding Bearing and Gous-
raj Management Of various Species Of Domestic Poultry
Illustrated with Porits OF Fowls mostly taken from Life
Poultry Houses C0ops, Nests Feeding HopPsrs, &c &c.
Anew Edition enlarged and improved. By G.. n BzHrsT,
With 20 Illustrations Wood and Stone. Square $40.
Muslin.
Rome, Christian and Papal
Sketches o. It's Religious and Eeclssaseal
Hierarchy, with Notices Ok Jssuis the Hqusuon
By sAScTIs, D. D. formerly Curlts othe MagjaIsns
Professor Of Theology in the Roman University and Quail
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Learning about Common Things;
Or Familiar Instructions FOR Children in respect TO the
Objects around them that Attract their Attention, and
awaken their Curiosity, the earliest Life. By
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-.I[MRER

GOOD lot Of Joist, Scantlng, and two inch Plank on
"A hand cheap for cash good lot of Boards and Poplar
Shingles can be delivered in few days to those wanting
them. BY Mill cutting daily Agent for other Mills.
will pay particular attention all orders. Call the
Savings Institution and leave your orders you wish them
filed InOY251 J. c. DARDEN.
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Rags Rags!

WILL pay 3 Cash for good Cotton and Linen Rags
delivered my Rag Store the Northeast Of the
Square. WCOllsH and SILK Rags are not wanted
dsc25-U VS.. WHITMAN.
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DY virtue Of decree Of the County Court OF Davidson
ID County, rendered 81 the January term, l55
Of John GLORY, Administrator, the heirs aud creditors
Michael OKae, deceased, will offer for sale the highest
bidder at the Court House Site Nash VILE Saturday
18th of February aO Of ground in the city Nashville
fronting 30 feet inches, College street South and
ming back 40 feet.
TERMS-Fiiy dollars will be required in Cash, and the
balance credit Of and y mOuhs, good
curty required and lien retained until paid.
JAMS 81 # F. R. CHEATHAM, c. & N.
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New Books.
HUMOURS OF FALCONBRIDGE.
COLLECTION OF
HUMOROUS AND EVERY DAY SCENE
JONATHAN KELLEY.


JONATHAN KELLEY
ID BTTBR known oths reading public By srnat Of
- " Faleonbrdge," - Jark Humphres" - Stampede"
Beautifully illustrated from Original Designs BY srHrHENs
Complete In large DuOdscImo volume Of 500 Pagss.
Price 81 Is In cloth; OF 81 d paper.
scenes, anecdotes and sterling vii, will ad1rd
agreeable relaxation 70 the mind ohs psrussr Of solid
''Humors OF FaeOnbrdgs calculated all poFsons
laugh and grow fat."-Bah. J4dU0rafs.
They are Of the most varied lively and agreeable eharac
'THR BANIsHED sON,"and other Stores Of me Heart
NEW EDITION OF CHARLES DICKENS WORK, uus-
tTatsd "Piekwisk Papers," Nicholas Nckeby,' David
CoPpsraeidn Now ready in V0a each y mo- Just re-
dscl4 Market street.
"MARRYING TOO LATE "a Tale BY George Wood.
NOTES on The GosPELs-By Rev. Chss. r. Han-s
sToRIEs or AN OLD MAID, related to her Nsphous
"MILLEDULCIA - thousand Pleasant Things sssoiaa
from Notes and Queres. Ivol. l2mO.
COMMODORE PBRRY'5 JAPAN ETPEDTTION-Nar-
raiVe Of the Expedition OF an American Squadron % he
China Seas and Japan performed IN the year 1854 Is and
the Command Of Commodore 81. C. Perry, o. S. N Com
piled from the Original Notes and Journal Of Commodore
Perry, al be request, and under his supervision By Fancs
L. Hawks, D. D.. One volume 70. with hundred En-
Cravings and Charts. FOrsals BY HAGAN 8 Bro,
HARPEIR's MAGAZINE and GODEE's La
DIES BOOK FOR JANUARY
y dseas P. HAGAS a co.
HARP ER'S NEW PAPER.
LTARPER'S WEEKLY, q Journal Of Civilization, drst
number sec copies juS received Subscription received
and sin gle copies sold By
jano HAGAN& BRO, Agents.
THE NEW-YOHK LEDGER,
A WEEKLY Newspaper. Subscr Dii0n received and sin
"A gle numbers sold By HAGAN q BRO, Agents.
17HE FLAG OF OUR UNION, and "Ball0us Pic
L torial Newspapers" Tor sale b. HAGAN & BRO,
ian6 Agents.
Cooley For FEBRUARY,
Have been received by
jan20 81 HAGAN & BRO;
HAGAN a. BRO, Market Street,
Have rscsivsd large supply % heavy very
ans Cap Paper, ruled and umruIeds Also, gu
o. Due Wrapping and Manila Papers % which
they invite buyers 10 Or good article low prcss.
IaZi HAGAN g. BRO, % Market &c.
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THOsE FINE FRENCH BEAYER HATs

WE have just received small importation Of those
w BLACK FRENCH BEAVER HATS. about which there
has been much inquiry; they going rapidly
who have been waiting for them should call and supply
themselves forthwith. We sell them LOwER than lhOy
have been sold in this CITY,
janlO-'57. WAKEFIELD & WALKER.
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NEW FIRM.
T. H GREENFIELD JOHN PATTERSON
Graen7aIH s. PaEfersnYn-

HAVING purchased the entire Stock OF Furniture, Car
IL petinE, Oil Cloth, Pianos &c, Of W. & T. Green
field Co, and having also united the stock Of John Patts
with purchase, have the most extensive
assortment Of everything in Ourlue offered the c
OF Nashville and respectfully solicit continuance Of
the favOrs literally bestowed by friends. will be
aim TO rendethe utmost satisfaction to all who may be
pleased to call on US
ian2, Sim b. GREENFIELD & PATTERSON.
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Stock Sale,

WILL soil Friday, February Goth, 1857 in Lewisburg
Marshall county, Tennessee, TO the highest bidder
credit Of and years. two first rate Jacks6 and
years old good breeders. On credit Of year, bay
Stallion years old fast natural paccr his colts also pace
well. Also, credit 10 the 18th Of December 1857,
gray mares and years old two bay les and years
old sorre horse years old and colts all splendid
PAGERS OF the best pacing blood in the country
Bonds with approved security required payable 70 th Agent
Theological fund of Cumberland University, and the
board of Missions and Board Of publication Of the c. ?.
Church lieu Of notes given to said boards BY Louis Hun
EWING A. WILSON.
Chapel Hill. DeC30-3LW* Ag't for L. N. Hunter