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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-19

UNR. VI. y. CHRISTIAN having located per-
msnenty In Lynchburg ur4 lis professional services
the citizens generally emay be found either Mt his oi
Citizens Saving, Bank the Drug store oi
Mes,rs Stablcr 4 Jones. Ilec '2dlm
IHAPNAN. PIKE n co. Importer al
French English aud German Fancy Goods aud dealers
Combs Brushes. Bnitas Linen aud Cotton Thread Sc"
ing Silk small generally. A. Murray Sree Ne"
York. ihhN i dlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-19
nE.Mc..snperior ren. nnae i"hmnd

some Jars of varons sizes Rose C6d Cream and Lip
savr ourselves of the MATERIALS
and equal any sold Also French Pomhiaies If
a quality Hair Hair oics, oods Hair Restorat,
parrv rfcopheroGs Lyons Kathairon, for sale by
STROTuEK n WHITEHEAD,
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- buceess IA aa,v the conclusive proof o merit
public comparable singers sewing Machines Aft,r ostab
smg tnehelgst reputation IN The United states thy @ wera
hoed the Int. 4 xpoatonl niyrfsrle IN Frame Nhern
they the highest premium and great manutaeo-
~ 10 nah, tho,n has poen lult in Paris
oytry bra2oh Industry in which sewing Ia 10 be done
bo used Will Immense profit As the speed
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor
&C shonld without lhe fair profit Of using ono Of
these machines regularly employed, Is one Thousand Dollars
year all J families wlere there Is much sewing 10
be done invaluable assistance Planters
keeper, find thcm particularly convenient and rrof
these hines simple IN tle'r construction ani
very strong a1raje being the only kind OF sewhg Ma
chine made ts Which every sort {" work coarse or me
could be porc exeened Th"nands"t inferior anu 9rth
less Sewing Ma'nG have been mad and sold under '"ns
where . satisfy the wants OF the public
printed Instructions for using are sent with each ma
nFing The machines packed securely to 20 10 any
part world To all persons desiring more particular in.
ap~ @1s forard copy Of singer Cos Gazette lapor
wholly devoted to he Sewing Machine nt1srrt a1~Grp ca
pfncipal Office No 323 broadway, New York
BRANCH or1cE No A Hanover st, Bostoni No " Chap
c ST. New llayen C Gloyeryile, N Y No 27i Broad st
Newark, n J. " te Chestnut st, philadelphia; ~. lo5
r. l.: Nos 18th 81 Cineinna No 60 North ah ST. ST
Louis ri ST clnies St, New Orleans No 90 Dapmn
6tOOpER's krhncd shcci mud shred s-i" sinss
u for Blanc Aange ia6lo Jees DC prime article D. for
directions Tor usn e the principal uroces aud Druggists
'"''"tp'I1 n"r I'm PETER COOPER New York
spRryArE SCHOOL FOK anREcsLEs.-
4 Theundrrseped desires to call the attention Of Parents
and children o slow mental or pAysead de-
yclopemou that he has opened in Harlem few
miles above The city Of New York in very heaIihnl an, AMI
ren aud taught The experience he has hal
lor more eight years In connection with the Massachusetts
and rennsyy state Institutions Tor l"is has shown nun
that very done in bringing these children to
o o ba eltI@f r. enter common school win advantage
nr engage If life with The carrier the
ad,igess JAMES II. RICHARDS,
angie dly No 5:li broadway, Harlem. New Yo,k
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-19

MIXED, Black and Brown Jeans.-l have in
lV1 Store direct the Factories Of Messrs Ammon
Son Jacob Bonsack hne mixed black and brown Jeans
beautiful article for gentlemens riding pants which viii Sci
accommodating terms. A. b. RUCkEh
2Jts
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APOTHECARIES, &C.

lN,>E PORTE MoNAsEs.-A i"'s. -'".. a,
n superior Porte Monaes embracing forty OF hiiy different
sNe and patterns some very hns tf ,"S 10y nr,,r
u,KE~U SARATOGA wATER.--N supply OF
Saratoga Water direct from the springs ns to hand an"
SCI, lsis prngg't
p.rNT>, OILS, Ac.- 1900 lbs. white Zinc
Tins. thu best Zinc sod Lewis ruro White Lead Red
rarpeutinc prof Chrome aud Paris Greens, am,
all oh" eolors used by Painters large assortment =" WHIT
brste Paint Brushes Paint brushes Narnish brushes
Badger Blenders Sash Tools AZ, liron9es and old lea,
best Froneh Window Glass aud GLACIERS nm9na1 10, s"
low by SfRoTlER II WHITEHEAD,
ocl9ts druggists
HnOHSGmANs nOrE.-an BRA, nj" ~, unci.-
3 and owners oi iorse should have somo OF thl'
eNeelsnt Kennedy on hand t"r tue cure ., ""e"""'''
sPratns bruises an Wounds Just re,,,,e m @ by ,oxrs
kS,NE WINES AND LsQuOK>.-oid Port.
Madeira aud Sherry Wines bonghi expressly for me1,r. @
nalu Asu hest French brandy lundon Porter and Wois
ssP iss Join ii sEAy Druggist
as9Hsn DI:UGs, nEDICINEs, NC..rhc
IL uhsctber now receiving large additional supplies OF
rues Medicines oh. Paints yarnshes raten, Medicines,
which renders his stock large and complete emora
cne cry article usually found in a Drug stors, -,
Particular attention given To the selection OF the pnresi anu
best goods and every article warranted as Represented
nseptions tor ihyseins nndamlies carefully eompan
all times and all the pharmaceutical preparations
jul, ai,is JOHN II. sEAy, Druggist.
EIsOH MANUEAsrUHERs.-s sweet
II Oh by the po4en afd "aiian Aiso branding boards
brushes red and hne brendng paints ssrniia oils &c Me
For by } II SHAY, Druggist
INsEGD OIL, PAINTS. Ac poo Stations
lnseed Oh Whit Zinc White Lead ool,s Of AL emns a
Nanshes Brushes aud every article pertaining 10 the iah'
aug i5,s srRoTilEa & WHITEHEAD.
NEW ass.HV-TuE CHEAPEST VET.
n sylye Oh and Lamps tor using IT, which
will he pleased sls any persons in want Of bril-
liant safe and chcaplpht lis entirely safe from dangero ol
explosion aud from experiments by ourselves hand lamp
giving The gi OF candle costs OF ee9 per hour anu
table lump the large solar lamp about ~ cent
II easily managed aud gives light fully as brilliant as gas
SIRuIllER y WHITEHEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-19

uDEvOI.VsNsi RROAGuEs.-Wc have
we'd something In the Of Breast Pnr for La.
dies constructed 10 be equal 10 Two Pima They may be
fine Cameo Euameled Painting and then ~ box
aud glass foi miniature likeness or hnr
A n Ia reference another
tcs OF our trade this should be
pleased amy Of friends whether they buy
or not Please drop in yen will lose nothing by calling
SILvERT1IORN n CLlFT,
novoita Formerly II. Slverthorn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
aAn AnA ur.ur,,. WHEAT WAN

lAA AAn RtsUEs.~ WHENT WAN
bVVeOVO rfp#-1wlsh II purehase the seasah at
least leouOu Bushels Wheat aud rs mnr ran get
am now fn} IA Tie market and would like To engage 2o
bushels for imH1tdlae delivery
Farmers md nthos having what b sell will do themselves
injustice Should the sell thnf Nhoa hrtfn thy me- aa
viii always fa lhe highest ea Price ft all god Wheat and
fully prepared la buN aud pay quantity that
come la this market
Hays, Hays. Uag-.
will furnish harz customers tho Same terms as
herotte ohafHed L. the Ra Ruad Company, and Will allow
II icasenahit TIM t1 thum h he returned
sunno. t-unno, Ss0PnO.
he supplied Nith of NJ letuNi
teNernm.u Gnane dleet em the Government Agent at
n hand god snlaly rlas,ei-Iumr aud i,nehburg
,,Ionnd wsh vii l n cheap other lanse In this
paeo Nm A MILLER,
july l. IA in l,esin.
HnA, sn n, H""r'Ms 70 Ih" nn,,,A ~ lss:asss
TWEEN RlCiIMp&p AND WASHING
TON via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND oRhNGh = ND AL
ENANpklA Raj ROADS The might Train es'ts Bfoad
Street Station ar aeetk allowing - minutes rassenges
from the RehAenl aud nauNe Railroad for supper pmnl
l,us trce ot sllatfe
FARE BN NIGHT LINE
RChmondt 10 turauSN - ~
GordonsNtlle To Washington by Orange and AleN autia
KAlead' ) %
N i3d&ets
SECOND s,oci. at New Winter t.o"ds.-lhe
~ subscribers receiving then soeanh Stack Of Fall
aud Winter Good consisting part hne silk iohos Striped
Chine Silks Bark 10, omhe Striped Dolanes Satin Striped
do. rich, Sol do Stella Shawls, Cashmere do, tine
Hack do Lnseys. &c, which they invite ,heir ensomem
To examine. JAS. A Sr1al.ER y co
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v.vut.u.sAu>.usy rnd sA,EsTAHLl

W MA1KEf ST OPPOSITE MAnktr liousf, LfEchnuRd
Val prepared furnish, at the shortest
ice Horses Hacks and Buics he best in the city)
lelson wishing Hack drawn by fine Horses
with and careful drivers can be accommodated
hy me 49,,
Genlueu wishing TO take short afternoon drive with
in Buggy, with fine Horse can be accommodated
by
having Pleasure Horses, by sending them to my
Stable will kept in fine order and always ready at
moment, notice also responsible for any damage done
Them while IN my stable will be pleased the public will
give me call satisfy Themselves that stable is better
stocked than any other in this city T. WILLIAMS,
iuIV Ijdts Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-19

" SION MERCHANTS SAN lRANtlSto 1Aia--t'F'
1874 FROM srKffr NEW YORK 4Parteular attention
pa, SAIES OF TOBACCO, aud eunsKnmcnt- direct from
the Virginia Manufac jurors solicited.
REFERENGES--A. \. Il \, Lawrence X Co, Boston Alien
4 paxson. New York; Courtney a Gushing, Balmorei
Davenport Allen a co, Edmond, Davenport CO, ndain
James T.. Heath, late auditor, and tFensha"
tio pirlmon1. Nrcnrlle 4 Homes
4 C. s Ferguson Co. and Miller & Crenshaw Lynch
burg
n B-iavng established branch Of our house in Now
York resident in that city will give his personal
the receiving transhppng and securing the low
est rates freight free Of all goods consgn
e IA SAN Francisco House
Edmond Davenport Co., Will act for MS at liah
,nonl 2-.eodlV.
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VAT n.JuSTas.
W. Communication Merchant,

Soici,s eoseaiaen,s Of country produce Will fec stric
personal attention the sale Of al kinds Of country produce
and to buvng and forwarding Goods has an arrange
ent by which he can furnish goods his patrons At ahon
vi s,le ,r,ces Loot 3l-l6n.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-19

6SyIT Framed looking Ginsses md silver
M Castor greatly reduced prices have on hand
small of named goods which will be sold
cheap for cash. ANDREW BOYD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-19
VOL. 5---NO. 144.
JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.

lsENlBNE sllvER.-Web beg call the nss
teniion of onsekaepers and others In want Of Silver
large stock of Tea Desse and Table Spoons
Desert and Table Forks caators tiobie Mugs Pots
Sugar Bows Cream Gravy and Soup Ladies', Napkin Rings
stands Mustard Sugar and Salt spoon
Butter Cake Pie Fish Knives Pickle Knives and forks
Nnt Picks Sugar Tongs, Spoon Cups &c, &C. All silver
sold be OF the best quality
is made expressly for us j. WILLIAMS BON
ian l3ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-19

HNAEI AND aEE those fine E xtrncis for tn
4 J UandkershoL. at I.ANGITORNE X WALKUPS
sput
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-19

" Store and intend to keep on hand good Family Groce
such Four Meal Sugars Coees and Teas Dried
and superior Hams Dnrkeos Yeast Powders,
superior article. Mustard, Pepper Salt, Ginger, Spe,
Soap brands Cheese, Chocolate SPERM Ada
and allow Candles. Also beautiful lot of Iade
Work Baskets We invite country friends to give
bring their Butter for which will pay the
trade VALENTINE HENING
=. s. Always hand good assortment Of Staple Dr
Ioctd In
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G4norIH,.. Rrnncd ~I.cct mud .I,r-.l s.inpI pIn..

for Blanc Mango I aie Jciles, prime article for
IIuft. and Family To be Obtained with
directions e the principal GrnceIs aud Druggists
throughout the United States
ra1, - IN, PETER COOPER. New York
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rT,S0. 10 Tons Peruvian s-nn-
- - ~ ~ ~ NJ HOLLINS & co.

r-rw CARKI At'ES. Il Z Z. 4 I F4s. ISU'1S ~
f4sst-J.AA. WAYS &c, &e-JOHN IL. luDLsKE successor
QEA1 10 his father IL NJ. Didate, has just received
bcautff1l lot Of CARRIAGES, BrGGfES Sc lie is also
renarad ia nut M any order and all repairs neatly
and prompt done ing ia his emp poyuent Mr. l X NN
o1e OF the best Smiths in America he having ftfe1
time in some of the largest manufacturing establishments III
I'm IN SIM - ' '9 Iu1 = -
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BRANCH BFf1Cf NoI1 Hanover st, Boston; No ~ Chap
81 ST. New Haven Ct Guyeryle n. Y. No IA Broad st
Newark, n J. Ne lI2 Chestnut st, philadelphia NJ 100
baltimore Baltimore; No - Westminster ST. Providence,
r. M. 18th II Cincinnati; No 60 North 4h St, ST
Louis; No Charles St, New Orleans No 90 Dauphn
-, N,l,1. Ider
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lNsOAKs, GIOAKs.-Wc call the intent tion
Ladies magnificent Stock of Cloaks, Ialmas
ShawH &c, DC Just to and
sep Rep. copy. JAs A SIl6LEk Il co.
kBIKTA, Collars. Gloves, Crnvass and NIL
- kinds Of gertemon's furnishing goods. at
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Ascad the Truth abouf oar IUrt Oil.


r. Messrs. Dove \ Co.
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f'HVN
trpcr1 Y OR NAIfSFOUS DRUGS USED

Member of the Raysl College OF Surgeons London Gfanae
one Of IN. mt eminent Colleges of the tnited states
.n me greater part whose lite has been spent IN the nfs'
Iinsniias Of Ioui raI4 Phaaelphla and elsewhere has
d,ei a. me of tie nus astonishing cures that were ever
y, many trout led with rim. ing in the head an ears "e
a.een yousne ht.ng alarmed st sudden sounds
- fs,,,ess witt frequent bushing, attended sometimes
:, .lra,yp1uf, ,t af mi I'd were cured immediately
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-03
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS April 1.-Sales cotton to-day s.,
600 bales; market rmer; sales at 1885 receipts to-
day 2. 100 bales; Sugar firm l05alOs; Flour active
65al0s; Corn IS; Lard in kegs l43al5; Gunny Cloth
l33; Freghts on cotton TO Havrs salo-l6i rest Un-
changed.
Many persons said to have been killed by the acci
dent, but no particulars received yet.
New YoRK, April Africa sailed at noon to-day.
The Treasurer reports nearly S25,0O0000 subject
to the draft Of the Government.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Departments are be-
sieged by applicants fer eerships. None have been
served yet.
ST.. LOUIS, April Henry NJ. True, charged with
defrauding the bankers here was hedto bail for 3d.
500 and committed.
NEW York April Cotton buoyant at advance;
Mddling Orleans l44; AIiddling UpIands AZ: Sugar
advanced cent; Whiskey quieter.
LOUISVILLE, April Ohio falling slowly, Mis-
sisspp rising slowly above St. Louis and is free from
ice to Lake Pepin
WASHINGTON, April Walker says the people Of
Kansas shall have a chance for fair expression Of
opinion in the constitutional convention; that the adj
ministration will be satisfied whichever way it re-
suits but he reteraes his opinion that Kansas viii
be free State.
Sampson w. Harris, an ex-member of Congress
from Alabama, died at Washington to-day Of Pneu-
mOnia
Kansas 4ppOHtmsnb-Jno. ". Whitfield Regis
ter. Daniel WoodsOn Receiver.
In Delaware Land District, Frederick Emory is ap-
pointed Register, and James P. DoWner Receiver.
In Western Land District, VIM. H. Doak, Register,
E. Ransom, Receiver.
Manypenny, Commissioner Indian Affairs, has re-
signed. Charles E. Mix has been appointed ad inte
rim to that office.
NEW YORK, April 2.-Flour, Southern 10aG 4O
Wheat White I 4Sal 60; Corn mixed G9a70; Mess
Pork % As; Whisky 263a274.
CrSCSNATI, April Flour 8 OOaj 10; Whisky
22ga224, Sugar active Mess Pork 2l4.
ST. LOUIS, April ,. Mississippi rising rapidly.
RHODE IsLAND-Dyer is elected Governor. Dur
fee and BFayton, Congressman. All Republicans.
Louisville April River remains unchanged
Msfcury at freezing point at o'clock, A NJ. No
Jews,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-03

DEATH Mr. LASE-Tte Washington Union az
uouaces the uneIpscel death of a Ee9hsw oftae
President-ssyHs:
"The President reotiged yesterday. by Telegraph
the melancholy intelligence of the d5sth Of his lie
phew, Colonel Elliott E .krid ;e Lhne Of l. ac4ster
Pennsylvania He died at his residence in Ian.
caster, yesterday morniny, in the prime Of early
manhood about 80 years Of age He was uumar-
ried. Col Lsue was native Of MercersbIrg, in
that State but as resided in Lancaster fer the last
ten yesrs, where he has won universal esteem and
respect by his nmiabls disposition aud bis geuer.
Gus and maoly qualities His dcsth w3s very sud.
den, for although be had been III Or day or two,
with Inflammation Of the bowels, Lis condition
was not thought to be dangerous un'l few hours
before be died. OF c,urse. this sad intelligence
in erruptel all official business yesterday at the
Executive Mansion; aud the President and his fam
lily, we are sure, will have the warm sympathy Of
the couCtry in the loss, which has thus suddenly
belalen them, of near and dear relative"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-03
LOCAL NEWS.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN


We learn that new Hotel at this delightful sum
mer retreat is in process of construction on the
grounds Of Col JAMES A. WHTEsIDE, and that ii
win beready for the reception of visitors on the open
ing of the present season. It is situated near what
is known as :. the Brow and commands view Of
the picturesque town Of Chattanooga at its base and
the Tennessee river in the distance. A splendid
band of music, viii for the first time awaken the
mountain echoes, thus adding to the enjoyment of
the visitors
Lookout Mountain must one day be the great sum
mer resort Of the South Its accessibility from all
quarters-the grandeur Of the scenerythe salubrity
of its atmosphere and its entire exemption from all
causes of disease, indicate the point at which will
assemble the great body of either health pleasure
seekers from several Of the surrounding States Many
beautiful private residences are already sprnging up
and during the summer season the population even
now would make village of respectable dimensions.
Thousands of visitors heretofore have visited the
mountain, but failing to obtain hotel accommodation
have Withdrawn to other points better provided. It
is to be hoped that this difficulty viii in future be OBJ
waited.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-03
WHAT DOES IT MEAN,

The Lebanon Herald, referring to 8 connunics.
tioD in one of the Nashville papers, signed 'O.d
Wilson, advocating the claims Of Mr. READY to
as representative from that district in Congress
says: AS the claims of Mr. READY have been
presented by Old Wilson it is but Just and fair
for Us to enquire what are the claims of RoBERT
HATTON?" The Herald then proceeds to say:
BE hss done valiant service for bis parry. In
1852, though bul q stripping, he beted on bis
sword Gnd went through the neat and dust of the
fight dealing heavy blows for the Hero of Lundys
Lane"
Now we desire to know, for the beueft of cur
selves, and such democrats as are acting with the
opposition on tie ground that it is ne1g psr,v
and not responsible FOR the bad faith or violated
pledges Of either Of the cid parties what Mr..
HATToN's services for the Wing party 10 1852,
have to do with bis claims to tde nomination of the
present Know Nothing pa-ty2 Are all tbs debts
due by the old Wig party to be transferred to
the books Of thu new co1cern AID there sstIsd d?
Was such the contract VIXEN the old firm went on
Of business and the new one succeeded it? If so,
did the Democrats who invested their capital in
the new concern so understand it, or were they
guled into the business? A categorical answer is
desired, and We trust the Herald and other Know
Nothing papers will not overlook it.
We now remember that similar claims have
been urged in behalf Of Mr.. MoEwEE in this dis
trict. What has the Clarksville Chronicle to ssy7
It's particular hvOrite, Gen. QUARLs was on the
other eide Of the question in 1852 and went thro'
as much heat and dust " in lighting against the
hero Of Lundys Lane (Gen. Scott) IS Messrs
HArToN and MoEwEN did in fighting for him #
Nessrs. HATToS and NOEwEN are to be crsditeI
with the services they rendered ct that time, Ger
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-03
RIVER NEWS.

ARRrvED.--AppletOnB Bell, Pittsburgh; Umpire, Pa
ducah.
observation-disclosures, Pittsburgh; VIM. Henry,
Paducah; Commerce to Shoals after steamer Seventy
Six freights
BOATS ExPECIED.-Clifton from Pittsburgh, FL
Ia from St Louis; D. A. Given, Louisville
STEAMER ALEoNIA.-This craft has reached CIarks-
vile. Passengers and freight viii arrive this day on
steamer Ella.
For ST. LOUIs.--Steamer Appleton Bell, Capt
Nixon departs as above at o'clock, P. NJ this day.
This is snug and neat little craft built for the Fox
river under contract of an experienced set ofoicers
For ST. LoUIs.-On Saturday next at z o'clock
the regular packet boat Ella.
BUsWEss-Freights on the landing not 50 Plenti-
full as the day previous.
WEATHER AND WATER-Weather clear and cool
with prospects Of rain by Sunday next, that is if
all signs do not fail Water, % inches on Harpeth
shoals.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-03
FINE STOCK COMING.

The following letter to uoe Of the eii'ors Of this
paper, from the agents of the Ten e.sse Stock In
porting Company, will greatly iutsrss; cur friends,
the farmers. The Stock thus far purchased is in
our opinion, exactly of that description most need
ed in Tennessee. Great attention Las long been
pail here to the development of the blood no Sc
and with great success. TIE present importation
will Place Tennessee on as favorable ground for
breeding good TOadsers and family stock IS any
State north. Our exchanges through the State
will render a service to the farmers in their neigh
borhoOds by noticing this Importation:
New YoRK, March q, 1857.
Mr.. E. G. EASTMAN: The agents of the Ten
nessee Live Stock Company ave pie ,sed to inform
the farmers of Tennessee and the Southwest that
they hsve succeeded in securing breeing stock,
which they believe cannot fail to prove an acqui-
sition to the country. Amongst others tie flliow
iUg animals are on their way to Nashville, viz:
l. The Eaton hors-, the best BREEDER of road
sters or trotting horses which the agents could
find. Although be may lot be regarded IS beau
tfu as the delicate and gay blood horse, yet he is
IN animal of extraordinary power; was trOtter
when young, and is the sire of some of the best
horses in America. One of his pOduce ssli fer
$500, and TIE agents attempted in van to Pur-
chase ore Of his colts 10 Massachusetts for less than
three thousand dollars. He stsuda seventeen hands
high and is perfect horso in form for strength
and endurance.
2. Membdno Mess niger, capital horse.
5. Nauga,uck, half brother to Ethan Allen, and
by the famous Vermont Black Hawk Tbs is q
superior Morgan horse.
f. Green Mountain, perfect pattern of tke ori-
g;ns Morgan horse. His superior the agents could
not find in Vermont He is l43 AIDS high and
weighs $50 pounds.
10 addition to these, four mares and seven colts
and f les have teen purchased for the Company.
All these are Morgans or Msssen- ers-
Also beautiful lot Of Devon cattle, some South
Down sheep, few fee wool animals and q | eau
tilul selection of Suffolk, Essex and Berkshire pigs
All things concur. ing, these snimsls will he ct
Nashville early in April
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-03

SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES The Augusta Con
sttuaionalist o! the b instant gives the following
account OF one of the manufsot ring establish
ments which are in prosperous operation in the
State Of Georgis:
/" Some idea may be formed Of the extent Of
business carried on at the Augusta Co tn m}nu.
factory when we state tina: near sixty thousand
yards of cloth are spua we skly consuming about
fifty bales of cotton Of four hundred pounds esch
Tnere are about eight thousand sPiadles and Two
huud-ed and sixty looms in operation, and We are
informed the company f7d it difficult 10 f with
promptuess the orders they receive for N luufaC-
tured goods.