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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-13
90 OYSTERS. 90

0O0 DOZEN FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTER received
-OO this day, October "A, by " EssEL d THOMPSON.
CALMON-5O Khs, No. !, salmon MrcEerel AlsOa
- large assormeut 1re5h Salmon aud Lobster, received
tbi. a ?. October "a. bV VESSEL d THOMPSON.
ERUIrs- Fresh Figs. Raisins, Lemons and Oranges, re
j. oetved lhis day, october a bY ". q +.
THtESE-5O boxes English Dairy aud Nutmeg Cheese,
" drer frOu hcE YORK. For sale by
oct24-f WEISS Ell & THOMPSON.
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Painting sta oIishment.

DUILDERS Hou-eholders, &e are requested lake
ID that the having made the necessary
ad secured The services of cOmpvteut
uen, is prepared 70 tHSr
ge Contracts
line Of MS vocation. In All branches
IN the departmenfof
n Painting,
subscriber prepared ~ the xrsates
romptness all eonfacs, hO arge hch ma % ten
lcrud IN ir and upon serms vniCh cannot ai give
lIi.faction.
. H-tsals' prepared 10 execute ali manner Of
IGN aud ornamental aiLting, GTainIng and
MaTbling.
ayng thai department. secured the services Of the
1prTt and experienced aTtists.
The subscriber would request persons having his
give hfm call before maxim final arrangements.
maFsbS-du RI ENiNG,
= hatu ser !. .narrx 4 mes
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Bargains EXTRAORDINARY in Real Estate! |
Bargains! Bargains! j!

beTed building Lots fronting eacb ou lection 9Jodana
str eet u HouEton's Add ton Edsensd, adjoining ar.
j. L. &R. W. BROWN,
oet. ss-ev 4fk Cheers street.
A RAKE CHANCE FOR BAhGAINS IN
REAL ESTATE.
gE offer for sale any all Of the following most ders-
w bic property Cash, at 90 per cent below Its real
TglDC.
Isl magnificent aesidenes Lot In Bdgeaed, OF about
9s erres ohting 269 feet the Gsaiin Pike opposite
~ residence OF Hon. Neil g. BreWD
"a beautiful imbeed Llt Of acres, 81 miles
from sbs city, near the Gal attn Pike
"a beautiful 5iock q Lots 80 feet square, corner OF
Cav and Polk 10 Hardings addition Nashvi e.
six Or eight hundred ards from the apitOl.
We w great pleasure In showing any all the
above property pssons WishiDg BUY, hsy
pefsey sEtsaed with Tie b4rgaias we Dc
buy ). - q H W. BROWN,
nov Sim 81 cherry II
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NIAFEFEDFBH SYOCK
UP BOOKS, AND >TATIONERY,
Watches. JcWeIry. Fancy Goods, sc.

HANE rec lived on gUment, direct from New York
Philadelphia u The la ges, and most extensive
Ok aud Slg'oGgry, received BY any House
IN the Wts vhIsh authorised BY the gueTs 10 seal
Is per regular trade sale publ sher
price. Tls STOCK purchased Il extremely low prices
vii enable sell Them also a. reduced prices
would advise an u uaut any q the above articles 70 cal
examine Lha sell wit5 FII Ouug the day az pT
sale. and Wal sell at auction every night pleading
my ssli uud8e rdyEutge shall be n and that all
tces Will bs old their .sctre merits Trustiuv the
patronage bersl, bestowed Upon BY my numerous
iIe aud The public generally. return my tefu &C
kUowlpocrl-Its all past f4vors Although tunes are
bard they su,t-ile ny line, dOH forget call al
20 p C.DAK sTsrEg. rtdsf the Commercial HUto g,
where they ki Gud me uU hand a. all time
Ladies uli! es I'd 10 call and eXsniUe
the stock, h-lure Purchasing elsewhere G. FOX.
n B-lhs The uuty Tres 3 OCE received In his c us
ra and Is Omp0 uO' Ony The most bot The est
bound Books sold iu any Ugrzei. nUylI FOX.
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ALI TFNyEssEx BANK NOTES
J. G. GobertsOze

J. G.. GcbertSC1s
TTAS Just re,ei~ad the following 6 nods,
II - urx EalSils fresh
lUUenz Balt tmnTe Oysters fresh.
ubaA saft shell .m0Dds,
30 do uests,
Ora. Ees,
= do Leufu-.
IL ull4 ~ Lowe cider, sweet,
10 do NJ Icsro lie.
or 90 tatuo~s PTeseryed Fruit, ass0Tieds
100 DO F.e .cH COZ dictionaries,
90 do resl,
zoo ~rr mes.
20 barrel Lardun Porter end Scotch sle5
A ls--e a.. rnlert Fe WORKS and other Fancy ar
ucles sua5ls for mas viii be sod % SUIT me umes
h. J.. o. OUEH1~OE,
novl at his Corfe-.irnary Eud Bakery Brolowsy.
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WINDS
Kerosene Oils.

Advertising and Subscription Office,
No 183 NassGu Street, nsrt door to Nassau Bank
NkW YORK
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KRYante6.

GENTS for several southern sa,ss for The ssis %
4 important TENT INVENTION. requiring 5ut ltils
means where several THOUSAND DOLLARS oaa n,ads
in few months b. gOod salesnsn' hss5snes isqulfrd
appty TO .. ehteLtc.
oc slim o. Nae square.
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.UNNIRG TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHl

RgNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, ORIO AND
BALTIMORE, gs HOURsl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI
TIE ONLY ROUTE By which through tickets 10 Wash.
ington can be procured, to which point as well as c
Baltimore, It s the shortest most direct and in every
Pec tie most reliable route II IS tue only route hy which
purchasers OF Through Tickets io New York enEbed
- reach the cities Of baltimore Philadelphia and New
YorE OF the cost OF Ticket to New York only thus q
Abng Business Aen and Travellers FOR pleasure nor
msSn to visit four Of the principal cities in the UriOn for
sss cost than can be afforded By any other route
And is the only route BY which Through Tickets
e had 10 Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
snC Petersburg, Va, Charleston, Savannah, Macon At
auts Augusta Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passe1sers from NASHVILLE lake the stage COashss Of
srter & Thomas steamers on the Cumberland river
o Lo5sTlbs, connecting tosre VIII me uGtsd states
sail steamers to CiDcinnsG, with the JeffsrsOuv
3ailrBad 70 Indianapolis, nd make direct connection
oiumbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad Wheel
~ wbsncs close connection with tee baltm0re a1dUhi
{ailrosd % made TO Washington City. BaHmore, PhB
isphis sna New 1ork
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
n are transferred at Cairo 10 the car OF the Inol
eutTa RallrUad, from thence passing through TER
-lBute Indianapolis Dayton and Xenia 70 Coumbus Fhr.
Jsily Trans leave Columbus 81 ~ A. L., $50 L b.
t<P. NJ.
~ Travellers sre requested 70 notice that abiie thIs
ue 17ty route afirdng Through tickets TO all toe
es Gt the charged by other t. AtE
0rE O2y il is also the Shortest most speedy and drtC
o al the ssding points the EAST The distance ru-
OIumbus 10 Batmofe is only SIC miles, being about To-
niles shorter New York than BY any Other PheT
re ss changes of cars by this route and Consequent
IS duleuuOn, than oy any other
~ The road is bailasted with broken stone ane
auTely tree from dust
For further Information, please sppyto ID. o. RUMSk
GEM Nashville Teun.
For Though Tickets spply in louisville At the otde
J. Z. ) Asl steamers, or ths Jacksonville Kail
lice hgIu street. AN. ). v OODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. K
JOHN 81. SHARP. General Western Agent
,une %
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EnneraL TInfIerfaker.
Il MBEBI LUMBER
Resumed Payment.

VTTE will sell Negro Man pa able IN The funds
w Of the Exchange Bank OF Murireesbaro Also thre1
osIi BOYD co.
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isSET HAEr. "a sw. AAoaAE "a. John 5. zAaE
HART, MACRAE Il CO.,
REOLEsALE eR0CERs coMMIssIoH
MERCHANTS,
u, -


Just RECEIvr AND NUw IN STORE,
.s5 hhds \. y sugar, barrels Jamaiea Rum,
ss boxes havana sugar sOO assorted DsmgUhas
% barrels n. y. Crushed2Uu packages \ kaisina
sugar. 100 etlIs Gotten Rope,
IS 5arreis n. \. POHdersd40U gross Matches
sugar, 30 duzsn PAINTED Buckss
5U barrels n. % Loaf Sugar So nests Painted Tubs
80 barrels n U. MOlAssss, 50 b,.xss Sune Pipes
tBeW crop,) 50 b xes Tennessee Axss,
'ot bags selected Baltit-Jre (superior quslity,)
CoHse, 500 kegs " hile Lead
500 bags n D. Rio odes. IUOO ktgs Nails Assorted
s5 bags aguira Coffee Sizssl
% bags Old 6overnment5OO grUss Backing.
Java CoHee, 100 boxes Palm ana German
IS bags Pepper Soap,
~ bags spice, 10 cases Carons Rics,
IuU casks super Carbonate so doz Zine Wash BOard1
Soda, 500 reams superior Wrap
~ hall che, Imperial 4 pima Paper,
SLACK Tss, 500 "A. q d. Caps,
$50 boxes Va and Ky, TO-lOO bsgs shot
baecO, 10 kegs bar Lead,
A large assortment of com 400 barrels clover Seed
mon and hne Cigars 50 barrels Better and Sod
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Crackers.
snuff, 25O bbls Rsctihsd Whssksy,
% boxes smoking Tobacco, rs barrels Old BOarboz
50 coils Manila Rope, Whiskey,
So boxes Pearl starch, IS barrels MonOngahelaand
Is cases sardinas, Old kFe Whisksy,
50 c sss Oysters, so barrels Robertson Coun.
50 boxes Assorted Pickles, y Whiskey,
50 boxes CaEsup and Pep-l5 barrels Old Lincoln Whs
per sauce, KEY,
IS boxes Ass'd Pie Fruits, a. casks Pure French
% eases Brandy Cherries, brandy,
200 boxes " T. Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
50 boxes English Dairy CASKS Fure Malaga do
Cheese, casks Purs shsrry do
500 passages Star Candles, cssEs Pure Madeira DO
50 do TallOW do 80 bbs hauTs Sweet do
25 bags Timothy Seed, so bbls. American Brandy,
300 boxes ass d. Glass Ware, 10 5bs Apple Brandy,
too boxes sXl0 and lOXl2 40 bbls, Peach Brandy.
lana HART NACRAE 20
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HAVE received large lrv c Of BroE9ns S'ogle and
i BoUb So O. aud uuuuf- sole Er0gEus. ~tt "A sizes.
The above are ven srrerur EHL aud will De sold very
JOHN RANAFE,
oclaq - Culrgo street.
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oysters. oysters.

I LONGINETrB No IS Market steel has lust received
- large supply Of Fresh and nice Noriork Oysters,
packed IA ice For sale BY the can, half can b. the
dozen. CaH at tte sign OF q Oysisr nos3-Iw.
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Lawrenceburg Bank.
Pianos Pianos.

WE win ssa Yarns. shsssss ard osssbsrgs for BANK x
4 CORntaN - 20,
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For sale.

ORO ACRES OF LAND, situaisd three four miles
ZJ Othe city, between Gallan and Porter
turnpike Roads One tract Of shout l55 has
ubdyided 10 pieces varying rou 10 70 5Oacres, and wiz
in lots the Whole bei suit purchasers
a superior Land entirely Tree
soil deep and n the rchesJ quality, well mbered and ss
blue gras, has number 0f hne SpTnEs a. all times a
0rdng abundant supply OF the pui From the
GalAn road Is Tearhcd BY god Turnpike bali mills
length, and a road 10 course Of building passing
through the Tract the Cumberland River ths Farm
comfortable 10 dwelling and Outnouses, young apple
brcard OF go peach orchard. AID long ange Of
substantial fence skirts The place
cad Tsms-I, ., and ysars, Eh interest from date Of
pu chase.
city and about bali mile lFuu the Cal
8u road This Tract Is nearly surrounded by turnpike
ads, subdivdsd into LOts containing from =
and ntsFssced by eonvsLen lerms-I and
yeas, with interest PO seszna given Immediately for
Of above OF Land, provided the
Whl pay 4uivalent for the growing crops and
-,nck included. JOHN d WiNSIUN,
ara7- harry rtr.
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TyNHE UNDERSIGNED having orders for Wheat viii pay ne
hirhesl market rsta deliverable 81 Ac.rea d leriass
z. WEBB,
frrv I'd A. n C.f'ou and Produce Broker.
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GEORGE a. MERTOT.

Particular attention given the sale Of Cotton Ffou,
Wheat Corn, and all other PrOduoe also 10 the Forward
ing OF Goods to and from the Interior
hEFEaEScEs-B. s. Rhet1, Esq, Aessrs, T. S. & 7.
Budd W. b. Harot, ESQ., Charls slou c., James Walker
ks9 N2shvile Tenn Thsmas s. Kennedy, Louisville, Ky
Milaon 8. RuTna. RsIfImnrn. Inrrlaa-1IrE
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-20
CarIiIe,s Land Bill.

The opposition press Of the district
have been engaged for some time in Gu
logizing Mr.. Carliles Land Bill, by which
it is proposed to distribute the proceeds
Of the public lands among the States-or
egualizs their distribution among the
States. as we believe they call it. They
contend that the public domain is now
the sport of spoilsmen and squanderers, "
and Virginia should have her " full
share" This argument is very much like
the man who excused himself for stealing,
upon the ground that there always had
been, and always would be stealing, and
he might as we'll do it as anybody else
Virginia and the Democratic party. have
ever opposed the stealing of the public
lands, or receiving the stolen goods. 1t
is true that there are some members OF
the Democratic party. as there are some
Virginians, who are less scrupulous than
they should be; but fortunately their
number is so small that have not con
trolling, or hardly communicating. iudu
ence: Mr.. Garlic. himself, we believe,
was most uncompromisiug and extreme
in his opposition to squandering the pub
lie lands. when he acted with the Demo
cratic party. but since he has joined the
"spoilsmen's" party. he proves his devo-
ton TO it by an endeavor to make an ex
ira large grab. Truly. " one renegade
is worse than ten Turks"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-20
Kno WIN othipg. Congressional Canvass.

hnoWfNoIn1H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANY ass
"A short time ago our Know@N othing
friends in the other end of this district
seemed TO be in earnest about presenting
candidate for Congress. in opposition to
Jenkins, but their enthusiasm seems now
to be dying out. Whether this has been
produced, by The want Of cooperation on
the part of their brethren Of the. mountain
counties, or whether Mr.. Carlile has in
formed them that the time for action has
not yet arrived, we cannot tell. But Ger.
tain it is, that their zeal. like Bob Acres
courage. is g oozing out at their fingers
ends.'' a oil. -
We have no doubt that they will pres
sent candidate, and that Garlic will be
the man; the only question is, when will
be be. put on the track. We are inform
ed that the l"Lone Star" met the " Ca.
bell county boy" on the stump several
times last fall. and some people are wick
ed enough to say that this accounts for
his reluctance to canvass the district with
him. But certainly "honest John" is
too honorable and magnanimous to be ac-
tuated by such motives-of course he is.
II any one doubts that Carlile will be
candidate. and will make most despe>
rate effort for reelection, we refer him to
the fulsome eulogies passed upon him by
all the newspapers under his control. and
the enormous quantities Of antiquased pa
tent Office reports with which he is flood.
ing the country. We are Informed that
he has begged. borrowed and bought up
all that he could get hold of from mem
bers who do not expect to be candidates
for re- election, and is covering the dis
trict with q lot of worthless trash, in the
belief that the people can be bought up
in that way. He has sent. we are inform.
ed. Oh an average, FIVE hundred pounds of
this stuff to each county in the district,
and Uncle Sam has to pay the expense.
Whether he has incurred all this labor
and pains for his constituents or himself,
we leave those acquainted with him to
Judge.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-20

The MARr1SsBuRa CoNvKNr1oS.-It
will be seen by the proceedings of the
meeting held in Martinsburg. published
in another column. that the Democrats of
that place have appointed committee to
make arrangements for the accommoda-
ton of the delegates to the Convention to
assemble there. and recommended the
9Th of March as the time of holding it,
The names on the committees Of reception
and arrangements give assurance that
their duties will be creditably discharged.
The sixth Of March is intended as COM
promise between the different days nam
ed. and as the suggestion of that day has
been already acquiesced in by number
of counties, we suppose it may now be
considered as settled that the 9Th of
March, will be the day of the meeting OF
the Convention moo. a6
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-20
Wagon Road to the Pacific.

The following bill has passed both Hou-
ses of Congress, and now only awaits the
signature of the President 10 become a
law: .- .-..s-. .I.
An act for the cons truction of a wagon
road from Fort Kearney. via the South
"a Pass ofithe Rocky Mountains and Great
Salt Lake Valley, to the eastern por-
ton of the State of California, and for
other purposes. u
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
sum Of three hundred thousand dollars,
or as much thereof as may be necessary.
be and the same is hereby appropriated.
out of any monies not otherwise appropri
ated, for the construction Of a wagon road
from Fort kearney. in the Territory Of
Nebraska, via the South Pass of the
Rocky Mountains to the eastern bounda-
ry of the State of California, near Honey
Lake, to be expended under the direction
Of the Secretary Of the Interior, pursuant
to contracts to be made by him Said
road to connect with and form an exteu>
sion Of the road already authorized from
Fort Ridgely to the aforesaid South Pass.
So Sec. I'd. And be it further enacted, That
the sum of two hundred thousand dollars,
or as much thereof as may be necessary,be
and the SANS is hereby appropriated, out
Of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated, for the construction of
a wagon road from Ell Paso. on the Rio
Grande, to Fort Yuma, at the mouth of
the Gila river. to be expended under the
direction of the Secretary of the Interior,
pursuant to contracts to be made by him.
Sec. Sd. And be it further enacted,
That sum of fifty thousand dollars be
anathe sameis hereby appropriated, out
ofany money in the treasury not Others
wise appropriated. for the construction OF
a wagon road from Fort Defiance, in the
Territory of New Mexico. to the Colera.
do river, near the mouth of the Mohana
riyer.yd gdl no g.fi a. a8
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-20
For the REGISTER.

Col. w. P. CooPER-Dear Sir - The
time is drawing nigh when the2D Democratic
party will be called upon to make its no.
limitations for candidates to represent this
county in the next Virginia House Of
Delegates. and the inquiryis frequently
made who are the candidates, DC. AS
the "people" appear anxious about the
matter, 1 thinkit time we should make a
move, and exchange views upon the sub
iect, aud see who is the choice of the
masses. Many subjects of vital impor-
lance to the tax-paying citizens OF the
commonwealth especially, will come be-
fore the next Legislature. and as our tax
es are now grievous 6urthen upon the
farming interest. it behooves the Far
mers'' TO look well to this matter and see
that their interests are properly guarded
in the future and as farmers understand
best what is to their advantage, aud as
this is the great interest to be protected,
propose to the Democratic party, and
especially to the farmers of this county.
the name of Col. Joseph j. Winter. as q
candidate for the Office of delegate. The
Col. is the man for the times, and the
man for the people. His democracy has
not, cannot be doubted; he understands
your interest. and will protec: it. Yon
know him, have known him long and
we'll. Let US rally to his support, and
give him the nomination; as we know, il
nominated, he will be triumphautlY elect.
ed, and we know if elected the interests
of the people will be safe 10 his hands.
3RD DISTRICT.
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county Primary Election.

As many of The Democrats Of this
county have forgotten die lime fixed up
on by the resolution adopted at the De-
mocratic meeting at the Court House All
our January Court, We again PublishthatI
resolution. II was as follows:
ss Resolped, That we recommend that
the Democrats Of each of the electionpre
cincts in this county meet on the third q.
Friday in March next. to vote for and se>
lect two Democratic candidates to repre-
sent his 8connty in the. next HonseF of
Delegates and that they appoint five
persons from their resp ectiyet precincts, to
meetat the Court House onthe Friday fol-
lowing, TO compare the votes of theirlres
spectiye precincts. and the two candidates
receiving, the largest number Of votes in
the aggregate. to be declared By the per-
sons SO appointed to meet az the Court
House, the nominees of the Democratic
party. as candidates for the House Of
Delegates and that the two candidates
receiving the, largest number of votes in
any precinct. shall have counted for them
the whole Democratic vote of that pre-
cinct; and should there be a tie vote be,
tween the three or more candidates re-
ceiving the largest numb Der of votes, the
said persons 50 appointed, shall decide
which two shall be the nominees
AS it has been minated to usithatth
KNOWN Othings Of the county claim that
they have q right TO vote at this primary
election, and that they, viii probably at.
tempt to force upon our party. candidates
easiest beaten or .tsshy Democrats. we wish
simply to remark to them that " the DE.
naccrats Of each Of The election precincts"
ONLY are invited to attend these primary
elections, and that az others are expected
and will be reQuiredsto abstain from any
participation in them whatever, either di-
rectly or indirectly.
It has been the custom of our, political
opponents in This county. and especially
in this town, to seek to participate in and
overrule all Democratic meetings. The time
has come to stop il. and we have reason to
believe it tOill be stopped. and moa0. Ifthey
have no respect for Themselves, let us show
them that we respect Oarseloes.