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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-22
CUPREME COURT-EDWARD G. WEST
~ CuARIES n OVER azLinst LANES MCCuL-

~ and CHARLES II. GLOVER against JAMES McCUl~
LOUGH for money demand on contradiction
not .sr)-To JAMES MCCULLOUGH the defendant Voc %
are hereby and required 10 the complaint Ia
this seton which was filed ia the Office Of the Clerk Of tie
County Of Kings at the City Hall in the Ctyof BROOKLYN on
Of june 1857 and copy OF ans~r
the said complaint the subscrbert at their ofhee No 81
Wall street. In the City Of New York, within twenty Gays
after this exclusive the DAY
service and you fail to the said sonp''st
within the PLAINTIFF in this action wih take
udn.nt against you the OF hundred dollars WIN
nteres the third day of August thousand eight bun
hyfour beside the Of this action juno
Is, 1857 WEST DLOFEh,
,sl7 lswswW Plaintiffs Ia person.
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soALDrD To DEATH.-On Wednesday msrOiug las.
a little boy, son Of Mr.. William Hdowell Of Pough-
keePsie, Was seriously scaded that he died On the
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Msssrs egER HuRLsUar, No. lSl MAN -, ssw Ysse
Onse Bsidps BARIToAp are Asssis for Toe ~ Of N
TaIspxE.
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IN PURSUANCE ~ an order OF the ouffOgatN OF
the County Of New York, notice IS hereby given 20 al
sons having claims against EDWARD L. BIRD late Of Tie
City OF NOk deceased the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber az her residence No 2l0 Broadway
in the City Of NewYok before tho 3oih day of Octobe
bert-Dsted Nev-YoIk, the 2ss day Of April 1851.
20 lANeuaW MN Z. BIID AdmiristIatriI.
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IN PURSIIANCE of an order Of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the surrogate
of In. County Of York notice u hereby given to II
n,..ns tve ,iams RALPH HALL, Lie Of hs City
Of York decreased present the same with vouchers
,le,sof 10 l. ,ub.cb.r ofce of Herr, w Eastman
ee No 2x Broadway in the City Of NewYork before
an, iw.utvyen,b Of Ausus ne1-Dsted New York TIE
,,.en,y.,iSrd day ~ g.trusry 1867 DAVID p HALL,
4 IS lswsmWeds Adnini-tratsn
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Eepal Notes.
ppOOTLYN.

ClTY COURT OF BROOK LfN;-Noss
~ Waterbury against William Shepard ana Ia"n co.
kenshos --Sann for demand contra oo
not srl-T" WILLIAM SHEP ARD You bereb, So 80
u.ned and required 20 the compliant in thu. act ~
~heh hled Jnn- 90 1857 IN the office 81 he Clerk OF ne
City Court Of 8roohys =, the City Han in Brooklyn and 70
Of the s.d eompsot ' m. quo
serihers - their Office City BAnb Budiss Pec sP Wsms
bsrsh within twenty day. after the service Of is summons
exclusive Of the day such and Yen 's !"
The ssd complaint within the time afoT--d h- atn
TN IN tins acton viii tsse udguen, again. tbe 4
Two no,ed and Rveityine dosa and seven cents, with
interest from the sd Pay Of December is" oe'o' co,
fhit seton-Datsd June ?. 1887. 80, 49,.
COLI LOUVRE, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
ly7 I.yewWs ,ty B,uk Building Peck slip WIlsrsburgs
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- YoIk-JOHN JOHNSTON and JAMES EDMIsToS
agsinst HYACINTH A. VAN EETEN and LOUIS NJ. VAN
EETEN Summons for money demand contradiction.
s.rTo the defendants above named: You are hereby
summoned and required the complaint Ia this acton
which win be filed in the Office Of the CLERK OF the City and
County Of NewYok AZ the City Hall 10 the City of New York
and 10 Of TO the said en- the
subscribers at their Office, No. 1875 Broadway IN tho City OF
within after the service of this
mons on you exclusive day such service and II
fall to the said complaint within the time aforesaid TIE
plaintiffs this action Will take Judgment against you FOR the
Of FIVE hundred aud twelve dollars and sixty eight cents
with interest from the 18th day Of June thousand eight
hundred and fifty besides the cost OF this seton and
pTot.st-Dated New York, June n, 1857.
CLARK CORNWALL Plaintiff Attorneys
No 1876 Broadway.
The complaint in this action filed in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the City and County NewYork the 18th day q
July 1857 CLARK CORNWhLi+
~ l5-isw6wW Plaintiff Attorneys.
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IN the SUPERIOR COURT of the City Of

II Eew.york-JAEE WOOD Plaintiff against HENRY
WOOD. DefendAIt-summons for relief lCom no. servedt-
To the d.f,ndart HENRY WOOD: You hereby sum
Debed sne required the complaint in this action
which will be filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Superior
Court City Of NcwYork, his Office at the City
Hell Of the City Of New YORK. and 70 serve copy OF your
the ,aid complaint the suhseber at his Once
No Is Ch,mbess IN the City Of New York, within twenty
day, after Of this exclusive Of
such service and fail 20 answer the sad
plant within the time aforesaid the pantf in this action viii
apply the relief demanded in the conpsnt
Dated New YorL, May 20, 1851 -
FREDERICK H. u. BRYAN Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. % Chambers st New York.
Complaint IN this action duly fled In the oc Of tho
C.k Of the peoT Court at the City Hall Of the City Of New
YOrk OF the 10th Of July, 1877.
y. II. B. BRYAN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
To HsNRY WOOD, Defendant. jyl5 law6wWf
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lie to choose from atpresent which ia NOS airesa
miliar to our readers. The following character
'ic poem, We believe, bss not gone tbe rounds Q
9 press 30 much cs many others.
BARCLAY or rRY,
Up the streets Of Aberdeeu,
by the kirk and college green,
Rode The Laird OF Try;
Close behind him, close beside,
Foul Of month aud evil-eyed,
Pressed the mob in fury.
Flouted him the drunken churl,
Jeeied a; lin the serving gid,
Prompt 20 please her master;
And ;be begging carU, late
FED and clothed al Ury's gate,
Cursed him - he passed her.
Yet, with calm and stately mieD,
Up the streets Of Aberdeen
Came ne slowly riding;
And, 10 all he saw and heard,
Answering not with bitter word,
Turning rot for Gliding.
Came troop with broadswords swinging,
Bits and brides sharply ringing,
Loose and free and froward;
Doth the foremost, "Ride him down,
Pub him! prick him through the town
Drive the Quaker coward r
Cried sudden voice and loud:
Barclay Hol Barclay
And the old man at his side
Saw a comrade battle tried,
Scared ard sunburned darkly;
Who with ready weapon bare,
Fronting to the troopers there,
Cried aloud: "God save us
Call ye coward him who stood
Ankle deep in LutzeD's blood,
With the brave Gustavus 7"
"Nay, do not need thy sword
Comrade mine," said UIy's lord;
Put it up, pray thee:
Passive to His holy wiD
Trust in my Master stiu,
Even though he STAY me.
Pledges of thy love and faith,
Proved ON many field of death,
Not by me are needed"
Marveled much that henchman bold,
That his laird, so stout Of old,
Now so meekly pleaded.
WOES the day." he sadly said,
With slowly.shsking head,
And look Of pity;
"Ury's honest lord reviled,
Mock of knave and sport Of child,
In bis own good city
"Speak the word and, master mine,
AS we charged on Tiily's line,
And his WalloOn laDcers,
Smiling through their midst we II teach
Civil look and decent speech
To these boyish prancers!'
Marvel not, my ancient friend,
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anne from M. Whttier's poetry hat We find
little TO choose from present which ia NOS already
familiar to our readers. The following character
isic poem, We believe bss not gone TIE rounds Of
.he press 30 much cs many others.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30

TEACHER HOUSE, MCAITNNvILLE.-Thosew who visit
the pleasant little town of MeMinnville, will find
there one of the best hotels IN the whole country
Its gentlemanly landlord, Mr. H. S. Thatcher, thor
oughly understands the business of bookkeeping,
and is ever ready to minister to the comfort of his
guests. 1t is really pleasure to steal away from
the din and dust of the city spend few days at
so well kept hotel as the Thacher House. His ia
bic supplied with the best the country affords, and
is seryeiup in style that would please the most
confirmed epicure, while his rooms are clean, neat
and airy. Those who desire little recreation
should HE away to McNinnville for few days, and
stop with our friend Thacher. B.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30

A POLICEMAN IN A SCRAPE IN LoUIsvILLE-LUDI-
CIRCUS SCENE.-The Louisville Democrat, of Sunday,
n giving an account of extraordinary scene at
he Police Court in that city on Saturday, says:
To make the reader fully understand the merits
of the case we must premise that individual
named Thomas Seymour otherwise Thomas Mahan
has had domestic troubles latterly, and that his
differences with his wife were so irreconcilable that
she had him presented before the Police Court some
time ago, and that he was sent to the Work
house upon the merits of the warrant The lady
subsequently, relcnted, however, and Mahan
released upon promise that he would quit her for
ever. 1t was in the bargain, however, that his
unnatural wife should send him his wardrobe, with
which promise she essayed to comply. Mahan de-
tected the absence Of some articles of clothing
Yesterday, aud disregarded his former promise
far to call upon his wife at her residence, in the
alley between Market and Jefferson and Brook and
Floyd-streets, and demsndthe missing articles. Try
ing the front door, he found ii barred and he met
with no better success when he applied at the back
entrance. He is a vigorous man, however, aud
easily forced his way into the presence ofthe erring
woman. His CONSERVATION may be imagined at
beholding as he entered the form of a sure-enough
mau en- dis6GJeretreating under the bed in his wifes
chamber, of course it was his natural impulse to
treat the intruder as they do the harlequin in the
play, and he accordingly caught the retreating form
by the foot and drew the embarrassed man from his
hiding-place. aud he came ont Policeman con-
servaIor of the peace and morals in upper ward.
A fight took place, in which the Policeman was
terribly beaten. Both parties were brought up be-
fore the Police Court and put under bonds to keep
sthe peace
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30

~ The NeTs and Eagle, in their venom, not
satisfied with bespattering Gov JOHNSON with their
coarse epihets, are labOring hard to place him in
falls position, by asserting that he classed all Know
Nothings as AboHtioniss. Two of the editors of the
Nelrs we're on the ground and if they attentive
could hardly have misunderstood the remarks made
by Gov. J. at the time he speaking of the
dioD of parties in the free States when he said, al
though all Abolilionists were not Know Nothings,
all Know Notlngs were AbolitiOnists. This is his
statement as we heard it, and we have enquired of
others who listened to the speech, who corroborate
us in this statement We advise our neighbors Of
the Nescs and Eagle not to bite themselves until
after the dog days the PiseH might strike in.
NemDhig AUy5aL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30
DEsIRABLE RESIDENCES,
AND
arm s for Sale

WE for sale that beautiful residence of William L.
w RroEns on Cumberland river about y miles from
Nashville, near the White Creek Pike, containing 325
acaes Of land with elegant frame dwelling OF or
carriage house, negro cabins cstern, excel
lent springs, and all necessary Imp roVements
Also for sale that beautiful of 6l4 acres known as
the Southsll place about mi from the city, on the Mnr
free sboTO Pike having of the most beautiful and COM
manding building sites in the county.
ALSO, magnificent farm of 1000 acres, with excellent
improvements being good stock Fam, aud soil finely
adapted tAe growth Of Corn Wheat and Tobacco Said
Parm is situated about mile from furnersVie, and
miles from the Nashville and Henderson Railroad.
ALSO, an elegant residence in South Nashville free
territOrV on corner Of Vine and Demumbrane streets
Apply TO IL. & r. w. BROWN,
july 10 az Cherry 81,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30
THE FLUX ANNIHILATED.

EVERY Summer and Fall thousands of persons die of
Flux, Cholera, Dysenery, Gripping Pains, and other,
irregularities Of the Bowels. 1t every
for rs cents by the oTuekers Cholera Syrup, which
has been tested by the best physicians in the South
West and by them pronounced the eGecus remedy
in 1t has performed more astonishing than
any other specific human life be saved in
of ten by investment of rs Buy bottle and
keeP it by you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN & RAINS, and T.
WELLS, Agents The Proprietor having unbounded
hdenee in the efficacy of his medicine authorised the
Agents to distribute It gratiousy until its virtues are
thoroughly tested Persons afflicted with of the
complaints will please call the agents and get
rec of charge Imay6-H.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30
State Election.

WILL open and hold an election for Governor members
OF Congress and Legislature in the several civil Districts
Of Davidson county, Thursday 9th day August The
Consabes the several districts are hereby authorized to
The County Court have appointed the following persons
to act as Judges and Clerks the different Wards and Dis
trlets OF the county.
Dist. No. list WardTemple o. Harris John Coltart and
fhOs j: Halle, W. H. Townsend aud
L. H. Lanier, B. S. Weller, and R.
w. PorteT-G B. Brown clerk.
Z" John w. Martin j. w Fes and W
D. F. ,srter, Mason vannOy and J.
Jo Francs, Thos W. Chiffon and
A. Baugh-W w. Petition, clerk.
A. D.Tis, J. l.. farrell and Isaac
6 Nicholas P. Corbitt VIM, Harrison
and Martin G. Cotton.
Dist No 2.-John Corley, VIM McMurry and John Greer;
J. COrleg, ir and Greer.
q" 3-Moses NJ. Ridtey, George W. Charlton nd
J Mann l. Charlton and P. J. Couch.
4-Timothy Dadson, 4. Hamilton and Ben Hurt !;
F. Glesves and W. DOdson.
.. Ashley Rozell, 4. H. Wallace and W. D. Ba'
ker; Rove and Cox.
CIV H b Gambill, Joel A Battle and VIM Austin !;
wP Booker and Joel Batsle,jr.
John Hope, Briley and James Ragan A
whitimore and R Wa lace.
SWIM ogilvie, w IA sey and James Ra' ms;
9-W Hagans, Thomas Johnson and Andrew
Gregory; Ed Lu as and 10 Whitsitt
IO-J W Manning, " Harding and James
Hamilton; Crenshsw and W Burchett.
II-wm Edmiuson II Compton and allen Cotton;
- ~, W one and nd " ~ Campbell -, NJ ,o.,,..
sam Davidson jr.
l3-Beni Cox, w G, Shelton aud w Dozier ; q
Lowell and w McGuay. ..
H-James Greer, James Russell and Shelton De-
WIN DemOss and WIN Frazier.
I-John Prichett Thomas J A lIsOn and Moses
Greer; John Haily and Halsted.
l6-James NeWsOm, Roger Pegnm and James ID
Dunn; Charlton and DR. 6agWeH.
I--James Falgum, " ID Osborne and u Usry; Sam
Dunn and K Order.
49, Stsll, Hiram Vaughan aud g White
Estes and John Brien.
l9-W Il HGmblin, W Hudson and John Taylor :;
S S Hall ard - Gee.
gov G. Hall, w III Dsmukes and W Foster w
Drake and H Cartwright.
sc 2I-Andrew Hooper, ThOs I Saunders and J Var
bIoIgh; George Keeling ard 10 Phillips.
g g George W Campbell. George Walker and G
Marshall; r l.. Crocker and Geo ~ ebber
23-W J Drake, David Ralston and Lewis Will
liams; Wellington H yde and John Drake
24-M H Wilkinson Binkey and I'd Graves;
TaZwell Etherly and Joe johnson.
2---Dennis DOzidT, Jacob Ma 20 and James NJ Lee;
C H Lowe and Tom Sloan. u
July el-td. }. X. EDMUNsoN. sherin.
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CRoPs-A recent visit to South western and
Cherokee Georgia confirmed our previous opinion of
the crops Of the State The cotton in every section
is very small and backward, and though in healthy
and growing condition, yet under the most favora-
bic state Of crcums ances TO be hoped for, must fail
10 produce an average crop. The wheat crop al
ready harvested is one Of the largest made on
the same land and is said TO be of very superior
quality. most abundant yield of corn may be
expected the crops o. that grain in every section,
with but few exceptions, being in most promising
couditon.-SaraHHdh Georgian, 22d inst,
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County OffIeers..EIectIon march, 1858
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.


We are authorized 10 announce Faux r. CHEATHAk =
candidate for reelection Clerk Of the County Court Of
Davidson county.
We authorized announce Capt. JOHN s. DAsHIELL
candidate for Clerk of the County Court Of Davidson
county. Std
FOR SHERIFF..
We authorised to announce A. CRERL a candidate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county. iuly26.
We authorized JANIS NJ. HINToN 4 cand
date for Sheriff of Davidson county. msyT
We are authorized to announce JOIN K. RDAoNDsoN
candidate for reelection Sheriff of Davidson county
may
We authorized &. B. BIsLET candidate
for Sheriff OF Davidson county. may95
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30
X. G.. A. WRIGHT,S ORIGINAS FRAN
GIPANNI,
OR ASTING PERFUME

FRANeIPANNI E1RR ACTS FRANGlPANNI PoMADE,
HAIR Oh, A" SOAP,
TOOTH POWDER SAcHIT.
These new, elegant and recherche perfumeres are from
the abortory of Messrs. R. G. A. Wright, SOLE OIL
GINAToRS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country The
Perfume Frangpann oriental production, brought
its original This country and prepared in its various
forms by them.
The admiration and demand for these articles is beyond
precedent, and in consequence variety OF limitations
spriuging but these whether of HOME MANUFACTURE
on SOLD AS "IMPORTATIONS"h have only evanescent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCHAS.
ERS For sale by all the Druggists in the United States
Canada and South America.
r. G. A. WRIGHT Sole orginators and manufacturers
in the United States.
No. Is late % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
luiy TIN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30

ESg- John J. Byrd, of Charleston, S. c., has
oIe ned Commercial Writing Academy in the spa
cious room over Shields Auction Store. Mr.. Byrd
comes highly recommended a teacher of book
keeping by large number of the first business men
in Charleston. Augusta and other places. His lcng
experience forty years. as practical bOOk-keeper
enables him to teach the best system successfully
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30

DESIRABLE BUSINESS CORNER FOR SALE.-TO-day
at 10 o'clock Mr.. George B. Goodwin will offer at
auction that very desirable business corner lately
occupied by Messrs. H. S. French Son, on the
corner of Market and Clarke streets This is one
among the best stands for wholesale grocery es-
tablishment in the city, and parties intending to
engage in that business should not permit this OF
portunity Of securing a most, desirable stand to
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30
THURSDAY MORNING ::::: JULY 80, 1851

LosT-A gold breast-pin, (l18x7) about the size
of five dollar coin; the front part the initials
IS s." with wreath .encircling a goat; on the
back there is a figure l, very dim, scarcely be
seen with the eye. The finder will receive reward
of TEN DOLLARS by leaving it at this Office The
pin can be of no use or good to any but the per-
son who lost it. Let no one rear ag0ho finds IT,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30
NASHVILLE, TENN.
rates OF Advertising.

III We authorized TO announce MosEs SINsLEToE as
candidate to Represent he counties Davidson, Robert
500, ChesbsH, Montgomery, Dickson and Stewart in the
next Congress Of the United States.
The Claksve ssrsOnian will copy and send bill to this
Office for collection
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30

u We were accOsted day or two since by familiar
voice, and gentleman did remember have
before, stood in presence. comic smile played
around his mouth, and his eyes told Of mischief and
until explanation did discover old acquaintance
who, the last time him, gray as q rat;
now by the magic power of Prof. Woods ar Restorative,
his hair is black coal and soft slk-LOuisriHs
Times. July 26-Im
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30
Interesting TO Mechanics and manufac.
Iurek-ChiLd Annual Eair.

IureS-GhiTd Annual fair.
The Mechanics and Manufacturers of Tennessee and ad
joining States reminded that Third
Exhibition othe Mechanics Institute State will
in October in this city. The annually increas
ing Interest manifested in these exhibitions and visible
ysGages resulting to exhibitors well
ton of important information among themselves, from
the great publicity which they thus enabled give their
business renders certain that the approaching exhibition
will eclipse in mGgnihcsnce and inter its predeces
Copies of circulars, giving full particulars, be obtain
ed at the Mechanics Institute rooms, College street, oppo
lite the Sewanee by addressing the President, Wm
stOcktH, or Secretary, H. K. Walker. June 80 3m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30

Rsg@ Charles Hess, Teacher on the Piano, Harp,
Guitar, and in singing, is prepared to give les.
sons, If desired at the residence of the scholar.
Terms, one dollar session; none engaged for le'
than twenty lessons, payable invariably on COM
meucinC july30--2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30

Rag~ The Nashville Academy of Music will COM
mence its fifth lesson on the Sd Monday in Septem
Der next For particulars apply to the Principal,
No. "a. South Vine street. july30-2m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30
TIE CHEAPEST PROPERTY AND BEST


AM now Offering great sacrifice, that valuable prop
erty on College Hill, Immediately opposite the uni
versy long occupied by the late Dr.. TrOOst The Lot
fronts feet Market street, with the same front on Col
leRe Tue house large and eommodous, and the whole
at the price offer 1t Is great bargain.
Caiborness Omnibus has practically moved college hill
right inc the Public wanting residence
convenient to business would do well to look 81 this prop
eTv. Call on "a A.V. S. LINDSLEY.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

We authorized DR.. t. NAMES q eRudi-
date Senate the district composed of the
counties of Robertson, Montgomery and Stewart.
We authorized to announce R. W. Haywood, Esq,
candidate for Joint Representative Of the counties Of
Davidson Robertson and Montgomery.
III We authorised to announce S. A. DAVIDSON
candidate to represent Davidson county, the lower branch
of The next Legislature. june9-tds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30
FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES.

THOMAS HOPE & Co., No. 1872 Chambers street,
4 NeK-York-estabshed ls20-lmpOrters and Dealers
in all descriptions of Old Madeira, Sherry and Port
Wines Finest Old Brandes, Superior Old Jamaica, ST.
Crox Rum, Old Holland and every variety
of Fine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
Champagne-Max Sutaine, Eloet & ChandOn and
Mumm Imperial, Cabinet and Verzensy, Hedseick and
other Brands.
CIaret and SaUterHe-Incuding Chateau Mar
gaux Chateau Lahtte LeOvie, LarOse, Margaux and ST.
Julien, Chateau and Haut SauIernes
HOOK Wines-of JOhDannesberger, Ma cobrunner,
RUdesheimer Hoct heimer, Sparkling oek and Mosee
SegaTs-o all the choicest varieties, Elegant Regaas,
Conchas, Operas Pressed and COmmuues.
Foreign Fruits-Of all kinds, Raisins, Almonds,
Prunes, &C.
Teas and COffces-all of the finest qualities.
Hams and TOngues-BuriDgten, Virginia and
Wesphalia Hams, Smok cd and Picked Tongues.
Goshen BuIter-n Firkins, Tubs and Stone Jars.
Foreign Pickels-sauces, CatsuPs, sardines, Ca
pers, Olives, &c.
PreserVes-East and West India and Domestic. And
full general assortment OF every variety Of FINE
GROCERIES,. [marh6, '57--dly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-30

MARRIED-on the 29th inst, in this city. By Rev.
E. W. Sehon, HAMPTON ELLIOTT, Esq, of Missis-
sippi, to Mrs. LETITIA MCCREARY, of Nashville.