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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01
By Il. W. VAIL, Auctioneer,
HOUSEHOLD FDRNFTITRE. p

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
q FORTE, aud HOUSE LOT AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY, June 4th, at 10 M, at house No. II Gold
street. win be sold the premises at the time above
mentioned the entire Furniture of said house, consisting
in part follows:1 superior Piano Forte, (made by
Boardmah d GRAY, Albany, N. Y. cost 5000, Paror,
Sitting Room, Chamber ana Kitchen Furniture Crockery
Glass and Tin Ware, &C, &C. At IL M, shall sell to
the highest bidder building lot seaVer street,
tanning about 5000 square feet. Terms at sale. For
further particulars inquire of the Auctioneer.
fa1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01
'EVHE 1 LIXER INyIGoRAToR

Is great Scientific Medical Discovery and is daily work
ing almost too great believe 1t cures as if by
magic, eUeR the first dose giUtng benefit and seldom
than bottle is required cure any kind Of
to a headache, all of which are the result Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01
LOST AND FOUND.

EINOUND-In The cars of the B. & W. q. R., a smal
IL pocket-book containing small sum of money and
some papers, which the can have by applying to
this office. my26l6t
NMALLET Notwithstanding a considerable
w sum ofmoney. The finder will be handsomelyre-
Rarded by returning the same to this office.
my27 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01
rEnRCE SESSIONS.

--------- has 50 far perfected the
Hulte-s-- ar NESVE X MAKE good pictures 0
new processi nc. 80 Ros- 1888 Main street. over
Citizens Bauk. dt- m'hz'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01

WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
And dealer in Gold Plate and Foil Mineral Teeth aud
Dental Findings. Also Manufacturer of Soda Water and
syrups.
N B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
rom the best medicines. diff f26
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01

GEORGE SESSIONS,
u,..r,ssE,i,,@ TJutIertnIker s. Coffin Ware
house,
Collins. Baskets, Patent Metallic Burial eases ana
Robes Of every description, always on haLd Also the
NJ ParENr METALLIC CAsKET, OF all Sizes
Every thing connected with the management oil tuner
ais promty attended to. No. 40 Front street. residence
AZ Front street. Worcester, Mass d&Ru myzo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01
TO LET.

TENO LET-on long or short lease, a lot Of Land,
80 b. 80 feet, the of Main and Austin ss
suitable for wood yard or building purposes, by
my26 diff o. Martin, 16 Pleasant street
PEO h ENIs-0ver the store of the subscribers a
Il large and pleasant Room suitable for-an Office with
small room adjoining. Apply to TAFT Il LILLEY.
my26 diff 287 Main street
FEVO LIE IA small Tenement at So Southbridge st.
n Apply OF the premises. diff my25
VENO LET-Three good Tenements on Exchange St.,
near Merriheli's Machine Shop. Rent reasonable
Inquire at No. or No. Worcester Bank Block Foster
street DIFF mv20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01

Our Bulletin of last week has had good effect; We
are now cleaning Bonnets by the
FL u N j. r Ed
And well we may, for Bleach aud Press Hats for
NOTHING,'
To those who purchase the Trimmings from u.s. and to
those who don't, we only charge "FIFTEEN CENTS, !"
being saving Of a dime on every hat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01

NOTICE.-The copartnership heretofore doing bust.
~ under this firm of e. F. DIXIE Il CO., is this
day Dissolved by mutual consent
The affairs Of said company will be settled by E. f..
DIXIE; those indebted, requested to make immed.
ate payment and those having demands against them
to present the same for settlement.
E. F. DIXIE,
T. M0RoNG.
Woooester, May 20, 1857. my26dlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01

RJOTICE.-The subscriber intends being in Wor-
IN csster Mass, at the office of Dr.. Benz. Heywood
No. "a Main Street. about the 9th Of June next TO remain
short time for the purpose Of adjusting any unsettled
business airy person may have with lin.
JOHN GREEN.
\ Columbia, 8. O., May 12 1851 mylod2aw3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-01

AZ DODGE, Hack No. 2 has removed his
- team to his in of his house, No IL Graf
ton street, orders left at the shove place. N Par
kers Stable, opposite the Boston Worcester Depot will
receive prompt attention.
NJ B. Carriages washed at short notice. at the above
place. my26 diff
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ADJUSTMENTS.

This beautiful Picture has been pronounced by the
Press at LARGE and Artists the finest painted Panorama
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10
BEDFnRD COUNTY

The SheIbyville COnStttutionaZjSt announces Col
J NJ. JOHNSON as a candidate to represent Bedford
county in the next Legislature and pays him the
following el-deserved compliments:
On yesterday, Col J. NJ johnson made known
to the people OF Bedford county, that at their so-
citation he had consented to become candidate
for election to represent them in the lower branch
of the next legislature This announcement will
dnd hearty response in the hearts of the good
yeomanry of Bedford Col Johnson is a good
tarmer and his interest is identified with the agr.
cultural interest Of the people, and We have not
doubt, but that the good yeOmsnry of Bedford will
send him to the legislature 81 their representative
We have long needed slegissture composed OF
such men as Col johnson good substantial farmers,
who know the interests OF the country, and whose
efforts and legislation will be made to further the
interest Of the State in al her industrial pur-
SUITS Aspiring men never look to anything else
but popular measures and breezes to further their
own individual interest, but farmers of sound
judgment and intelligence, having no other object
IN view but the advancement and prosperity of the
Iaboring people, will always make wholesome and
iudicous law. Aud OF such is Col Johnson
Dr. John w. Steele announces his name 10 our IS
sue Of to-day Is q candidate for Joint Representa-
tive from Bedford and Rutherford DR.. Steele and
Mi Coldwell are independent candidates, the for
mer an old line Wing, and the latter a Know
Nothing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10
SMITH COUNTY.

The following is a list of delegates from Smith
county appointed to attend the convention at Harts-
vile on the 2nd day of May next, for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Senator from the
counties of Smith aud Sumner, and Floater for
Smith, Sumner and Macon:
A Moore, James N. Williams, " " Ferguson,
Anthony D Key John o Cosby, II Cardwell, B
S Cardweu, john Chambers Dr. Bradley, Jo.
seph Bowman, James Haynie, Abner Smith, Bart
lett Patterson, Hugh Bradley, Y 81 A len, John
Turner, James Turner, VIM Alexander, r A Bur-
ford Peter Herod, Joshua Stone Sam B Wilson,
james Gum Richard Lambertson, VIM Ballard,
Jas A Scruggs, VIM billiard DR. VIM Robertson,
Iu her High, John Gam, John Ward, VIM n Bell,
Dr. L Thompson, J D Bradley, b Smith, Pleas
ant Gold, W R Betty, @ @ Ford, A n Ware, John
Stevens NJ Orange, James Sampson, Charles
Bolton, IT., Thomas Simpson, Josiah Hallum, w
Il Cheek, Charles L Ferguson, Yancey Malone
and Andrew Jackson
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10
Help EnR NICARAGUA

We learn from the Charleston papers tina: Col
E. J. @. KEwEN, Commissioner of the Republic Of
Nicaragua has opened "a EN- grant Office in thst
city. He is also endeaVoriDg to obtain g material
aid from the South and South WeEtern States.
He is said to express perfect confidence in the ap-
proaching triumph of WALKER, and declares that
ell he needs is speedy assistance, to place hin in
position of permanent supremacy. The Charles
ton Ns10S says:
"CoL Kewen's object is to obtain emigrants, in
a legitimate way, Tor the new Republic The
bounty offered and assured to emigrants is one
hundred snd fifty acres of land in Nicaragua, Of
we'll known fertility, and a free passage by steam
ship from Charleston. He hopes to obtain four OF
Eve hundred men in South Carolina"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10

on ia our buma1izipg labor OF disseminating liberal
ideas and building up free and liberal h'stitutOnsI
We could do ell this, and then have thee hundred
millions saved By the operation, to jingle in the
pockets Of our peoplel If one of the two policies
have to BE- determined on, we cannot believe that
an intelligent people viii hesitate to choose our
plan as the cheapest, safest and best.
Men who get wrong and invent excuses to ap.
pear consistent, are very apt to fed themselves in
a position, though convincing to themselves, ladi-
crous 20 all the world bsside
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10

AN ACT making Priaon for the transportation #
the United States mail BY Cceal steamers and orhsr-
wise during the fiscal year ending the thirsth OF Jlne
eighteen hundred and hiGy eigut
Be enacted By tie Senate and House of Representa-
lives Of the United States If America in Congress assem-
bed That the follow be- and the are lie eby
appropriated to be paid out Of any money the treasury
moi Otherwise appropriated for theyear ending the hIreh
of June, ejgarsen hundred and ffiy elgh:
For Transportation OF the mails from New York to Li7
erpoo ald bsek, thr hundred and forty thousand
five bundled dollars
For transpOriatonuf The mails from New York to New
Orleans Charleston Savannah Havana and ChEgres ana
back. two hundred ana SKY one thousand dollars.
For transportation o the mails from Panama TO Calfor
MA and Oregon aud BAGS three hundred and twenty eight
thousand three hundred and Fl dollars
Sec And be it further enacted, That the following
be- and the same h,reby, appropriated for the
seviceOf the Post Office Department for tue year ending
tbiTeh OF June thousand eight hundred and ity
eight out of any moneys in the treasury arising from the
revenues Of said department in conformity to the &c. Of
the second Of july thousand eight hundred and th.
ty SX:
For transportation Of the mails between Cbar estoa and
Havana sum not exceeding fifty thousand dosrs
For transportation O! the mails the ISthmns Of
panama. one hundred and thirty i've thousand dola.s
Approved March 9, 1857.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10

d virtue Of an execution to me directed from the ch
- Gerry court al Nashville its November term, 1856 in
favor Of C. d. Bren Clerk and Master, W {. Tindell
and Robert Tndel, will,
TUESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1857,
expose sale the Court Yard Gate IN the city
vie the highest bidder for cash. all the right title, claim
and interest that ". and Robert liHdel have H
piece parcel Lot OF Ground, lying and being
the county Of Davidson, State of Tennessee, and city
Nashville, the being Lot Mo-, t5g division OF Lots
formerly owned by John Hgdel, deed fronting Market
street. in what is known College LOTS 81 run
ming back 100 feet, upon which Lot there is story
Brick House. Deed Registered IN Book a and page 30
Registers once Of Davidson county.
Also all the right tile, claim and in5rc. that Robert
Inde has IN and 70 piece parcel OF Land situated and
being in the County and State aforesaid College
Hill, South Of the corporation Of Nashville 80 being half Of
Lot NO6 IS dcsr atsd in the plan Of CamPbes Lots that
s 70 the Southern half Of sale Lot, fronting 30 feet
Market street, running back If feet alley, IL being the
Lot that convey % Martha p Hanks by Richard
Hanks. Deed Registered IN Book No pages 1J2 and l5,
Registers OCe Of Davidson county. sale within legal
hours. J. K. EDHUADSON, Sheriff.
b. K. Il. CAMPBELL, Deputy Sheriff.
April q Is57--tds [anFl-prs Zee Is.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10
West Nashville!
MoNAIRY's, KIRKSIAE's, AND HYNEs' ADDITIONS.
PUBLIC SALE OF
Fifty Building Lots.

ON TUESDAY, APRIL 14rH, tast, On the premises, we
~ viii sell 10 JBe highest bidder about 50 most beautiful
Bu ldng Lots m West Nashville, as follows
No 30, Of Broad and McNary streets, desirable
location for produce and family trUCery store. Nos a.
So So and 3d. fronting each 100 feet Broad street. ga feet
wide Also, lO2 and O4, very handsome residence block
corner OF McNay and McGavock Also, upwards 0
80 desirable Lots Grundy, McGayock, McNairyl Demum
bTane aud Locust streets.
If the above Lots do not supply the demand viii offer
10 most desirable Lots in ynes beautiful addition on
Carroll, Gay and Knowles streets
great many beautiful, and We may say, magnificent
dwellings have been erected in the last few years. West
Nashville favorise point with and have found it
impossible keep pace with its rapid Improvements. Our
purchase Of Lots made ia West Nashville in 1853
which sold in few weeks at profit Of neaT20
We sold lotthree times in less haa years at ad
vance each time OF % PER cent. NASHVILLE continues
improve for the i've years as H has for the last Eve
confidently predict that Lots Broad street, West Nash
Vile, valued $40 and $50 perfOOt, will readily
mand from $50 10 500 per foot.
TeRMR-I years credit, for bearing interest,"
well secured, sc. sale begin with Lot No. 80 Of
Broad and McNairY.
II , Omnibusses and collation. SIS usual,
b. TRIoa Aucu0nesr. J. l.. q r. W BROWN,
II , should weather be incemen TO sell Tues
day, the l4h inst the sale will be postponed 70 Friday the
18th instant lsPrI2-id.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10

FIRE IN ATLANTA On yesterday afternoon,
about O'clock fire broke out at the "Johnsou
House" on White Hall, near Hunter Street. a
large number Of bulldogs, residences ard stores,
have been destroyed. Among the sufferers are 4.
J.sMaloue Cutting, White & Co., Peter Lynch,
I. D. Lines, P Csssn & Co, 6. w. jack, ali
merchants and some Of thea with new and large
stocks Of goods. Insurance, we learn, to the
amount only OF ST., geo was effected On tie goods.
The loss Of property has been very great. Atpres
sent we can place no estimate upon it.
Several persons were seriously injured, and much
distress prevails with families who resided in the
buildings that have been consumed We trust that
our citizens will be prompt in extending relief to
the unfortunate. In our our next issue, we shall
give further particulars -EZc miner, IT,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10

PUBLIC OFFICERS AND POLITICIANS Secretary
Cobb, in a letter to gentemsn holding high Of
fcs under government, declares that the first duty
Of any gentleman holding position under his de-
partnent is to the government and to the people,
and not to the party to which he may happen to
belong He then adds:
Holding, as you do, an Office Of great pccunaTy
responsibility, and one requiring your constant
personal attention, cannot sanction the propriety
of your absence from your post for the purpose Of
an active engagement in the approaching election
of your Stste. No one regards with more interest
than l DO the success OF the national democratic
party at this important period in on. history. But
that sUCcess must not be purchased at the expense
of the public interest," which might be the case if
those holding high and important Offices should
absent themselves from their posts to C0rdgCt the
canvass.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10

BIake's Farmer "a Home,
BuisL-s An. Flower Garden
Directory,
Buists Family Kitchen Gar
deEer,
NortOu's Scientific aEd Przc.
teal Agriculture,
Johnstou's CalcehIsm Of Az
ncu -turaI Chemistry, [isr
SchOOls-)
JOhR-tOb's elements 0fA-ri-
CULTURAL Chemistry and
Geology,
Johnston Lectures on AEri-
calturai Chemistry and
Geology,
DoWnlHg's Landscape Car.
teniug,
F6Esendsu's Complete Farm
err and Gardener,
Fes8sndeufs an. Kitchen
Gardener, cloth.
Nush's Progressive Farmer
Richardson sDJmestict Fowls,
Richardson on the Horse
Varieties, Breeding sc.
Richardson on the Diseases
aud Management Of the
Hog,
Richardson on The Desir1c-
lion Of the Pests Of Tie
Farm,
Richardson on the Hive and
Honey Bee,
MiIburn and stevens on the
Cow &. Dairy HusbandE,
SINNERS Elements Of Agfl'
cullure,
Topham's Chemistry Made
Easy, for the use Of
Farmers,
Aliens Treatise on the Cu!-
turs Of the Grape,
Allen on the Diseases Of Do
ElL" a..a ~ ~ 70. d =
Aliens Ame iCanFaFm BOOK,
Al ems Rural Architecture,
Pardee on The Cultivation Of
the SIrag berry &c,
Pedder's Farmers Land Hsl-
BuT8r-
Phelps Bee keepers Chart,
GueBou's Treatise on Mich
Cows paper 35c,
Gums Don / ne Mr dlc.ue-
aboak for every married
man and woman,
Randaii's sheep HusbaHdTy,
Liebig's Familiar Letters 10
farmers.
sAXTON's RURAL HANB
Third Series.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10
THE WEATHER.

Snow fell to the depth of two or three inches il
this place Wednesday night 1t rapidly disappear
ed in the morning. The cold weather Of last week
has totally destroyed the peaches, and most other
fruits. The same effects have been produced by
the cold in Kentucky. Ths list Louisville Courier
says:
REMARKABLY CoLD WEATHBR.-AlJnost total De
struction of Fruit The rain, sleet hail and snow
OF Sunday, was followed that night by excessively
coldIEeBther for the season. the thermometer in Pc
wee Valley and in other points the country having
at o'clock yesterday morning fallen to only Is
degrees above zsro-a degree Of cold frequently
not reached during entire winters in this latitude.
Experienced fruit-growers with whom we have
conversed, express the opinion that all the peach
er, pears, Cherries sPricots, nectsrnes, and the
early apples have been killed. The cold seems to
have been general, and there Is no doubt of an a.
most entire loss OF fruit in Kentucky, Indiana, and
Ohio,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10
BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
-
p1bIic a.

FUDEc a.
AN ACT Tor tho relief Of cstail Bciual settlers and cult
yaOrs who purchased lands inject graduation within
the limits Of the ChOCtlW Of eighteen hundred
aud thirty less rate than the true graduated price
unGer the "Ac to graduate and reduce the pc3 Of the
public lands 70 actual settlers and CUlivaiOls approved
the fourth Of August, eighteen hundred and hity ur
aud for other purposes.
BE il enacted by the Senate 81d House of Rgresen'a
lives Of the United States Of Amtric2 in COngr 5 ass
bled That any person persons who NAV have entered
in good fifth, lands subj ct to graduation within the limits
Al he ChOctlw cssOn Of eighteen hundred and thirty
before the correct graduation lists had teen r Ved atthe
loc land tfcs less rate than the true graduation
pea and who Estted upon and improved The lands
ere who cred the for tie bsueft Of an aijon
ing fsTaI and who continue p occupy the sane shall be
ent led Crowded tie entries Regular in II other res
peCts patents fer the lands entered settled
upon and occupied without a1y additional pay ent beng
required OF them Their as1g the proof q1ir,d by
the circulars General Lana ce dated ae TWEEN.
third January and the seventh Of pd CHI zen Tn
rci and n.lY auy law to ne contrary nota tastsnd
ing. Provided Ina. ne proof shall be required which
no. leCasgy 10 carry into cG CT tue prov of this
&C.
Sec g And to 1t flhere cszd That The set Of NAY
negcs1 tl00s9ud eight huadr5d and Il ly tdO en-
t. LED an al to auh0Izs the Legislature Of NississP
pi - sell the lands heretofore appropriated for the Of
schC Js ia at >tsts aud t5sasy aud approve the sales
already made be construed u apply to lands here
t3ors resell ged for school purposes in the State OF MissT
sppl.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY s1e-TIHE EHTO, IS HOURS.
FEHRAINS run throu gh from Stevenson 70 Mem -
Il phis and make close connection with trains
Nashville and ChaJ tsn0oga Railroad at Steven a
Through Tickets from Nashville 70 Memphis sold for
SI2. Time through . hours.
no STAGING.
PasssHgers shoHld leave Nashville the o'clock M
Trsin which arrives At Stevenson 49, A. n, and cen
meets with Trains fer Memphis. delay except Ia chang
ing 3. I. ANDERSON,
apEhe-9. HeksI Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10

6y- The Dickson county kuow-nOtbings bave
nominated Gen. JANIS Il. QUARLEs for Congress
He lssds now decidedly. Wont it be lungy to
hear him discuss with democrat Cue bank, tariff
and distribution q1estioDs2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10

6TMis A.. BRowN, her daughter, and others
of the family, left the city yesterday for their new
residence il Washington. It had been the inten-
tioa Of Gov Brown to visit Nashville for the pur-
pose of attending to some prs 5siDg private busi-
ness, and accompanying his family to Washington.
de found bis public duties too exscting for this,
and be will not visit Tennessee at present
We make This explanation Tor the Information
Of msry who expected to zee Gov. BRowN here
this month, a7d Of those Of bis correspondents
who still address their letters here.
We hope it will lot he considered inappropriate
in Nashville paper to claim that Tennessee has
been as highly honored by those Of her daughters
who have represented her in Washington society
as BIZ her most dis'ingo isbed cons in tie polidcs
circles of the national capital. Oar eitizsDs vii
aI feel pride in knowing that in the accomplish
ed wife and daughter Of the Postmaster Genera
/ our State continues to have representatives By
whom this distinction ii il be sustGiued.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10

Resolved, That i tie delegation apPOin'ed to
attend the cou7enton on the 18Th inst. st Nash
vile, fail to attend, that Cave johnson cast tie
vote Of this county.
RESOLVED That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Nashville USIoH AND AMEaI
oAE. W. McCUTCHEN, Chm.
3. L UTLEY, Sec.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-10
APPT,FTON,3 VALEDICTORY.

WAsH-ueroN, April G.-The Union contains Mr..
AppIeton's valediotory on Withdrawing from that
amer and also contains the official announcement
Of his appointment SIS Assistant Secretary of State
VICE Thomas, resigned. Mr.. Appleton gives as
reason for his withdrawal from the Union, the del
cats state Of his health, which did not sdnit the
90 umptiou of the peculiar anxistias and lsbors
OF 9 daily newspaper editor. With regard TO his
successor he Gays that he will make his own an
nouncemeut TO the readers of the UIjm, and, ex-
cep5 to adj that be is Democrat and has proved
his oonssney to his principles and will become its
sole and exclusive proprietor, we need rot further
alu ie 70 him At this time