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sMInTs MADE TO ORDEn.

sAI1Ts MADE TO ORDEk.
AIRS. 3. G. BEXAN, Of New York, the origins-
vl tor Of the systsm Of making shirts TO mossure,
Who for Aftsen years has done business for the
broadway trade, formerly No. Astor House, hes
opened rooms one door west Vt tho Postofics on
johnson street up stairs. She 10 prepared to exc
cute, with promptness and dispatch, orders for
Shirts, Collar, Robe dc Cham bers, Ladiss' ana
Childrcn's Dresses.
Parties furnishing their own materials viii be
hsnorably dealt with.
Ladies' Basquss cut and bAstcd in . superior
manner. arst rate Milliner, particularly In oil
braid work, blsaohing, etc., In attendance.
NIB. To0entiouen: Mrs. b. having been CON-
pelled 10 make Laundry arrangements for her own
basinsss, shs IL able to take the washing Of num-
Der OF gentlemen. All goods sent for, and ths me-
cessary repairing, such - buttons strings, &C. done
Once ~ above. TfebIO-d
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Shail the manufactures Of kG on Nm
BE Sustained
rs QUESTION or VITAL IMPORTANCE To
i THf FUTURE EINTRRESrSOF OUR CITY.
Citsens sre invited " call 1t the warsrooms Of
the xuk Furniture Mandatory, 1876 Mains
and .xAmine our stock Of Psrlor, Chamber, and
DiDi ng Room Furniture. Our assortment il nov
complete, and We are manufacturing . variety VI
articlcs entirely to the trAds which Tor sryis
workmanship and finish cannot Be sxcsllsd BY any
house. East or West.
declf-d KILDOURNE DAVIS.
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J. VoAns o3Ao.f. oo1aAn, DIV. ven
Ford, 0oYham 4 Ford,
DAWKEI30,


Ford, 0oYham 4 Ford,
DANKER0.
Aaia5t, between Second and Third Ksoksk lows.
sea 81 asvaanScns;
0stsepslita1 nAAk, New York;
Mi.siew, Lanlsr 4 Co., New fert;
"A. Hove, PrSst., Boston;
0ss Theyss, rfsst., Bostss;
l. seldom TAsyer, Cash'r, Buffalo;
fseiseula naak. Dstrolt;
I. II. Bsrsh . Co., Chicago;
CaSpsntsr Ford, Cincinnati;
Derby 0asksdals, 81. hpuis;
T.. ?. Handy, Ca.h'r, Cleveland.
jsnsledAv
n. u. 4 ~. ". TORD,
Dsa1sFs IN 1sai Estats.
00es IN Dssking Hsuss ee Hord. 0eshaa r srd !,
lsnslsAAwl kEoKUK, IOWA.
.. aAscs. A@ y. ssokPsoH
tLAfe Of HsrroAsbsrsh, Ky1
sAaAass Hssss
HATCH = THOMPsON,
kBDkU ..... IOWA
pARTIcULAR attention pa ID 70 eolisesiens, and
rsnittspess nads at carrsstrat
Al ou.iasas aPpsrtaining to Banking promptly
RxsAaasssn On Rasiand, Ireisad, and II. con,i-
aent. D. ". BAILEY. Cashier.
aRKxasHcEs:
J. N Morrison, CasAies Manhattan Co NY,
ChAs b. foees, Caah'r Csnnsrcial Bank, Cia;
kionsys kspy Co., Cincinnati;
sH; Bsiisn Cash .Bank Ksntueky Louisville;
I Oassis Warren,
HertAsn Bank Of Ksatu ~ .1iostoa;
Tsylor, Shelby Co.,
Iasnsrs' Baakof Ksntssky. sra.kfors,
Conmsrciai Rank Of Kentucky,
Darby Basksdaie, st. Louis;
Pittuan Bro .hcr,
3. l. TiakDan Co., Chicago;
Mitchell Cable. Rock Island fsovl-d
ExCmANGE an 0ANK ING ROUSE.
George &. AnAsrsea,
Third street., bet. Aaia and Johnxa, Ksokuk, Iowa,
WILL bay Eastern and Southern Exchange At
w best rates.
o-etrict attention given to collections, and pro-
sesds rsmttsd ~ rates Of exchange free Of
charge. SO
1A- Usual banking facilitis. granted TO ess.
t0mers.
Winslow, Lanisr Co.. Bank err, N. York CAY
=. " Clark, Dodge Co., :"
~. Clsrk . Co., bsnksu, Philsdslphia.
J. W. OAxk 400, Boston
4e(E c,!.snssrgsr ~! 4 Co.. Baat.rs. St. Louis.
john y. AndsrsCn Co.
0iilmors = nsothsrtan, Cinsiupati.
O0as hours from . A. n. lP.N.
July IL, 10SS.--dIy
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TaRo. MYBRa. O.. n RHEya
Gate Cisy Carriage Mamufa ctery.
NEW RIRM.

U1 Makers, having on gagged - part q
ners in the above busi nsss In all It's WV
branches, woald respsctfully soiicita
share OF public patronage.
Nj All orders promptly attended to, and oar
work warranted 70 give entire satisfaction. shop
Baondsau Street, between Sth and 9th sss, Ksokuk,
iowa. septl7du
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=. - SeassS. .. z. LOVE-.
DEMlN0 4 LOVE.
lS1nnaassrs y A. L. Dsnisg 4 Co..
Dankers ana Dea1eps N Exchanwa.
Mssn Street., Ksok~k. Iova.
PA.IlcuLAk attention givsa 70 sellseAioas.
=. Ozark. DodssA = Co., ks~ York;
Adams Back inghans,
". Clark CO., Boston;
Drexsl Co., PhilAdelphia;
=. ". Clark Co.,
Johnston, Brothers 4 Co., Baltimore;
Z. W. Clark Bros, ST. Louh;
etste 0sviags Institution,
bsasist = Donnsliy,
MA.Hsrron 4 Co., ,Pittsburrh;
Commercial Bank Cincinnati:
N.Corvith = Co., 0alsna;
Asnen Reothsn, Dubvass;
Zanesvills. fiyT
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CAkPfNT1R AND DUHDUD.
ToBBIN0 done 70 esAas, 50 uesunsts1 - i've
= satisfessiea. SAeP y ersaA - 1sAAay = yssa-
dry. ssss ~ ~ - sstssss, kssSsh. Issa.
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CARRlAOE MANUEA ACTORY.
On johnson Street. betvoAn lat And "A

On 1onnson street, between lst and ID.
DY O'BklAN 4 co. Having per-
- mAnently established oursei yesC
in Keckuk, with an amplssupply sfS&@
the very best material for the man
afasture OF Carriages, Buggies, Gigs and Hacks
ws are prepared TO make all articles In our line
In the very bsststyis aud Of the choicest material
onreasonabls torns aud prompt notice.
May IS, l8b6--dly
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The Gate City agatnst the World.
Keokuk Mattress Manufactorv
A. C.. Orr

oHoW Ws3eIscsUIiHk sINtsfSSAes Oh evefy de-
scsiption, Spiral spring, Curled Hair, woolsa,
Feiting Cotton Moss, Birch, Shuck, and Straw Of
the best quality. Pillows aud holsters of All
kinds. Also Comforts and Feathers.
Hotel AID Steamboat orders prom pity attended
to, and all articles manufactured or sold ut ny
establishment will be offered Ut fair terms, and
warranted. challenge the production Of superior
work tanyestablishment Of fthe kind Ia the West
srn country. You are respectfully invited to call
and examine specimens Of my work. Wsrsroom
corner Of Fourth street and Exchange.
have In operation newly invented andexpsa-
sivs machinery, which enables me TO manufse-
ture better work, 1T more liberal rates, than in
fsrior work otherwise manufactured can hs afford
ed for. Material for Bedding etc. prepared BY ma
chinsry is more uniformly and perfectly prepar-
ed, and the work Tar superior in quality.
WhOIesole anf Retail.
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y. -. 4 -. W.TOAO,
Oea1eFs In NeA1 Estate,
O1es 10 beskiAg House ct BorA. 0eshAa r srd !,
ysnsisAAwl kROKUK, IOWA.
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( Charles Parvons,
BANKER.
EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES.
OF ZEE
UnitsASsatss, Caiifsrnia 4 Orsgen,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Ahe, sslh sxchange London, Berlin, Paris,
Lsipsic, Csssoi, Cologas, Bremen, Ir~ak-
fort on the Maine. Stuttgart, Ham,
bsrgh and Zurich In Europs
sept dly GEO. PARSONS, Cashisr.
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This 10 the Shortest aud Quiskast Route to ali
points North and East.
~THkOUGH TIcKETsVn
Over this line TO all prncipAl places, can be pro-
cured atRailroad Ticket Once, Main street, one
door from the billings houss. Stages win eallfor
passengers:in a any part Of thecity, Free.
GRAHAM AGO,
mchl7d pror,;.ta..
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DkSSOLUT1ON.
VNHk sopartnership heretofore existing between
> II. 3. 1sbell and J. IL. wAggsuer 10 this day
dissolved by mutual consent and the settlement Of
ell the accounts Of the erm win BE- made by J. II.
WaGgensr. III. WAGGENRR.
April l6, '57-apl7dlm HIS. .lSBELL.
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retiring from the business can most heartily
recon nsnd TO my personal friends, and all 9th
ers TO eontinue their patronage 70 my old partner
and friend. Ar. Rasgensr.
aprl7dlm H. S. IsBELL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06
RIVER NEWS,

AERIvED-Aleona, from Memphis; Salie West
from St. Louis; City of Huntsville, from Cairo.
DEPARTED City of Huntsville, for Cairo; Ale
9nia, for Memphis, Ella for SmithIand and Psdu
cab.
BOATs LEA WING DR.. Robertson, this day at II
O'Clock for Cairo; Sallie West, at Il, for Mamphis;
Nettie Miller, st 10, for Pad1cah.
Bears EXPECTED The Cumberland passed Ed
dyvile at l O'Clock yesterday morning. heavy la
dened will arrive this morning, and depart on
Wednesday evening next, positively, for New o.
leans. BaLche Lewis due this day
TIE OHro--By two distiact dispatches yester
terday to "a, We learn that the Ohio, below Lou
isvile, WIS gOrged with ice and navigation sus,
pended.
The steamers soanziousIy looked for from Pitts
burg Cincinnati and Louisville will not therefore,
reach this port fer several days to come.
BUSINESS Slightly on the decline at the land.
ing, with promise of repetition this day and
the next.
WATER AND WEATHER. Weather softening down
until quite pleasant. Water now on a stand, or
inclined slightly to swell with 81 feet on the shoals
and stationary for the PRESENT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06
BANK OF EAST TENNESSEE.

The failure of this Bank has led many to inquire
as to the probable value of its Issues In the alb
senoe Of any Information from the officers of the
Bank, we copy the following from the Knoxville
Wing of the 81 inst:
BANK OF EAST TENEEssEE-Our numerous &C.
quantances residing at distance, many of whom
have no other scq1aintances here to write to, feel
at liberty to enclose US the issues Of this Bank 10
exchange for other money, and of this liberty we
do not complain. But just here, once for ALL let us
request all such to send no more. If the holders
of the bills can get anything for them where they
are, they can do as well to return them to this
market The Bank here, as well as its two bran
chee, has suspended payment and as we have good
reasons to believe, will never resume again. From
Is to 25 cents on the dollar is the most cfred for
the money. And why2 Because the assignment
of real estate for the benefit of the Bank prefers
certain creditors, and when these are scared It is
manifest that little Or nothing will be left for distr-
baton among the note holders. The Bank is
broke, aud the failure is 10 inconside-ab'e one
" ith these distinct svowals, we hope there will
be 20 necessity fer our aludDgto the subject again.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06

CRooEERs MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMENT.-Yester
day was the FailiOpening day of the above estab-
Esnment, sud prompted by desire to see some
thing We y nice as well as to be in fashion as near
ly every body, we thought, was there we went
along with the tide and looked at the large and
fine display of millinery and fancy goods there to
be seen. Mr. CrookeI has brought on very large
and varied stock embracing all the articles belong
ing to the trade, of every style and quality. TIE
stock ofbonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &c, is far beyond what we expected to
see The finer qualities Of these various styles Of
goods are indeed superb, surprising anything we
have ever seen. The bonnets, particularly, we
look upon as the prettiest things in that line ever
introduced to the noton of thepu6Iic.
Mr. c. Is prepared to sell millinery goods at
Wholesale as well as retail and country dealers de-
siuDg to purchase will do well to examine bis
stock
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lately sold a single qusrler section Q6O acres) of
laud granted them by Congress, for $25 600, they
Teseryilg thirty acres Of it.
EATING HOUSE AID B-wLING SALOON BY J. Ca
LEY-Thi- wei, regulated House IS still carried on
by its popular proprietor at the OLD and well know
stand. In consequence Of his license having run
Gu, be VIII herea er sell to his customers, liquors
in quantities not less than quart. His bowling
Saloon is orderly conducted and all who are fond
cf this leat4y exercise will find tia pleasant place
to engage in The SPOT He has advanced one
ui-d per game on bis old charges.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06

Shapes RIFLEs.-AH sportsmen, who are il
want OF good and reliable gun, especially adapted
for large game such as Bear, Deer, &C. are invited
to call at thestore of Fall & Cunningham, No. At
Public Square, and examine "Sharpe's Patents port
ing Rife which in rapidity Of firing, accuracy Of
aim, and length OF range is far superior to any gun
ever invented and unlike any other Patent Gun its
construction is so exceedingly simple that it is 90;
more liable 'to get out of order" than the common
Kentucky Rife
F. & have also few shot guns made on the
same Patent.
NASHVILLE, July Is, l856-6u.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

II The UNION AND AmERlCAN has
much the largest circulation Of any paper
ia tho state, except the religions journals.
Il offers, therefore, superior advantages
so the advertising public.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
IN THE CHANCERY COURT AT CENTREVILLE.
DEEEM RER RIFLES 1874
Archibald wray and Ellen wray,l

ATcllDaIu W ray and EIIen WFay, }
o. J. Bill.
T. W. Irwin aud E. L. Spencer, }
ON motion Of cOmpanants by their counsel T. P. Bateman
~ and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk and
Master Of this Court that Edward Spencer non-Tes
dent Of the state of Tennessee that the ordinary process
of this COurI be served upon him. it therefore
dered by the Clerk and Master that publication be mads for
four successive weeks in the Union and American paper
published in the city Of Nashville, Tennessee, commanding
the said defendants appear before the Chancellor Ofths 9th
JhancerY Division of the State Of Tennessee at the Court
House in Censve the second Monday, March next,
and plead, demur 10 COmpanants BILL the
will be taken for confessed him. and the for
leaIlng eL DaILe. Ldee3Q-aLwl o. a. NlAON. G. q N.
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STATE OF gENNESSER,

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
IN CHANCERY AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RULES, 1856
O. > bfouie' Supplemental
A. j. d Thos. P. Johnson, and P H. CookO I'M
motion, and appearing to my satisfaction, that A J.
~ Johnson, of the defendants the above entitled SUIT
is nonresident the Of Tennessee, and that OTdn
airy process be served him, it therefore ordered
by Clerk and Master that publication be made for four
successv the UNION AMERICAN. newspaper
publishing the city Of Nashville, requiring said non-Tes
dent defendant appear the Court House the town OF
fndl on thursday after the first Monday in April next
tnen and there plead demur compliments
bill OF will be taken for confessed and hr cause set
far hearing ~ parte as 10 him. J. Il. KINZER,
daclg-w5t Clerk and Master.
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NTATE % TENNENSEE,

DAVIDSON COUNTY COURT-DBCEMBER Term, 1855
John Glory, administrator, &C.,
The heirs and creditors Of N. o. Keefe, decd,
this cause having appeared to the satisfaction OF the
Court December Ierm 1885, that The following de-
PENDANTS, tOw Martha Canal and John Cahal, citizens Of
California Br dgeL Cahil and Andrew Keefe, citizens
New Orleans, Louisiana, ana Philip keehe citizen Of Ala
bama being this state, that the ordinary
process the Court could be served upon them
ordered that publication be made in newspaper pub
lished Nashville equirT said defendants appear at
the Febrnar Term of SAID be held in city
Nashville FIRST MoyDAY FEBRUARY, 1857, and
said bill otherwise will be taken for confess
ed to them, and set Tor hearing pGTts.
dec7-v3l. F. Il. CHEAIHAH, Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06

STATE OF EENNESSEEs
IN CHANCERT AT LINDEN-DECEuBER RULES, 1856.
X. 5. Hudspeths } SupDemen tai
( RiII
A J. d Thos P. Johnson, and P. H. Cook. } "i'
I'm notion and appearing to ny satisfaction, that A J..
Johnson one the defendants in the above entitled suit
non resident o. the state Of Tennessee and that OTdn
w process cannot be served upon him. therefore ordered
by the Clerk Master publication be made in the UNION
AND AMEHCAN newspaper published IN Nashville, for four
successive weeks requiring said nonresident defendant to
apear al the next Term of said Court Of Chance, be
held at House in the town Of Linden, Thursday
after Monday in April next then, aud there, 70 plead,
ans " r or uemur ComplaBauts bill the Will be
aen for confessed aud The for hearing erParts
a TO HIM j. H. MINER,
decI2-w4t Clerk and Master
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Sf0ck Sale

WILL sell Friday, February Goth, in LewisbuFg,
Marshall county, Tennessee, 10 the highest bidder
credit Of and two years. first Jacks, and
years old, good breeders. On credit of year, bay
Stallion years DID, fast natural paccr his coils also
we'll Also credit the 25lh Of December, 1857, two
gray and years Old two bay FLIES and years
old sore horse 3yeas old and two colts all splendid nat
Ural pGce Of the best pacing blood the county
Bonds with approved security required payable TO tn Agent
Of theological fund Of Cumberland University, and the
Board # Missions and Board of publication of the c. P
Church lieu given to said boards by Louis Hun
EWING A. WILSON.
Chapel Hill, Dec3O-3tWE Ag't for Louis Hunter.
EIGHTEEN Liz ELY n EGROES FOR SALE.
Saturday the Dist day of January, 1857 will sell to
the highest bidder for cash. at the Court House door In
the Charlotte eighteen likely negroes consisting
Of six boys, three women and children
Among the men is good Blacksmith, also excellent
Stone Maon and the others experienced in the mann
faCtUre Of Iron. One Of the women is excellent house
The children all likely. Levied the pro-
perry VIM. H. Napier, the instance OF the Executors OF
r. W. Napier deceased and Others TO salty their debts and
costs. Salo within the hours prescribed BY law.
JOHN ". HUTTON,
dec3O-4W Sheriff Dickson county
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DY virtue Of decree Of the County Court of Davidson
ID county, rendered the December Term, 1856, the
december Term Is56 in the Charity B. owen and
Others will offer for sale, at the late residence Of Peter
decd about nine niles from Nashville, between the
Wiustead Pike and the franklin Pike, FRIDAY
the 9th of January next the following grOes tO-wt
JUDY, years OF China ABOUT q Of
Daniel about years; Bob, ab0ut2 years. PaTheua, Matilda
and Francis Part of said negroes will be sold for cash. and
the balance will sold upon credit of y months;
with good security gill be required. Said negroes belong
to of Peter Owen, deed and sold for dis
button +. K CHEAIHAM,
d.r6-lm. Clerk.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

IN CHANCERY AT LiSDEY-DECEMBER RULES, 1856.
NHbolrn d Sms' ! Supplemental
A. J. d. Thos P. Johnson, and p. H. Cook O"''
N notion aud appearing my satisfaction, that A. j..
~ Johnson of the defendants the above entitled suit
is the state Of Tennessee, and that oTdin
AIRY process cannot be served him. therefore ordered
by The and Master that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the UNION AMERICAS newspaper
published the city Of Nashville, requiring sair non-res-
defendant appear The Court House in the town q
Linden on Thurs lay aer the first Monday in April next
then and here, plead plsnauts bill
will be for confessed and the set for
bearing er Dartc asl him. J. H. hINZER,
uegl2--W4l. Clerk and Master
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06
SIZE OF LAND.

OY virtue of decree County Court of Davidson county,
d rendered at the December Term 1856, in Of
Thos E. Gillian and others Ba7ts, will offer for sale
on SATURDAY, 10Th OF January next, the Public
Sgusre In Nashville and the old Court House
Yard Tract Of Land living Davidson County, Civil Dis
tTct No II, containing = acres, more or less.
Terms-A credit of and ID months will be given. Notes
with good security will be required and lien retained upon
the Land until paid. said Land belongs TO the
estate of Anthony Gillian, decd and sold tor distribution
among the heirs F. r. CHEATHAM,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

IN CHANCERY ar iIHDEY1DECEMBER RULES, 1856.
An0''r.n oS''S' ! Supplemental
A. J. < Thos. p. Johnson. and P. II. Cook. } JIM
~ on and appearing my satisfaction that A. J.
~ Johnson of the defendants the above entitled suit
is nonresident the Slate Tennessee, and that
nary process law be ed him. tits therefore
ordered Clerk and MatrLhat publication BE- made for
fsur successive weeks the UNCN AMERIC IN,
paper pu shed in the city If Nashville, requiring said
resident defendant appear Court House
of Linden Thursday after the first Monday April
then and there cad, answer Gemur companantE
b or the will taken for confessed and The
sci Tor hearing O. pa7te as 10 him. J. Il. KINZER,
.1s.l5-uAt Clerk aDd Master,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06
LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY AT
CAMBRIDGE. MASS.

u7UE Instructors ol this School are Hon. JoEL PinEza
/ IT.u.. ROYAL Professor. Hon. IHEUPHILus FAHa0Ns
IL, d. Dane Professor Hon EnoHY WAsHnUHs, L.. ID.
Ir4rsltv Professor. The az instruction. embraces
he various branches ofthe Common Law; aud Of Eqliy
4fmfrrv: Commercial International, and Constitutional
" and the Jurisprudence Of the United States. The Law
brr- consists OF about "a 90 volumes, and
appear m y are added, and every effort is made render 10
complete
Instruction given by oral lectures and eEpOsons, land
by and elminaf nss n connections win theml
III which even week Two Moot Courts are
also holden week, each o. which Ec1use pre-
vfasv given 8ut argued by four students, and an opm
ou delivered by The presiding Instructor Rooms AID oasf
facilities also provided Tor the Club Courts AID an IS
srubf hell weekly for practice 10 the debate and acr-
ing q knowledge OF parliamentary law and pf0ceedtngs
students may the school on stage Of heir Fr0ea
sousI studies mercantile pursuits and az the commence
meut or ig the mutlr, other part or
term They are al liberty what studies hsy gill pur-
sue according hsr view of Their own wants and attain
ucut-.
me Aeademica year, which commences on ThuTsday SIX
weeks after the third "Wednesday July, divided INTO ~
terms twenty weeks salas villa vacation Of SIX He1As
at she eud ~ each term.
uurua the All trr vacation The Librar o9enea warmed
aud Iss1tfd for the OF the members 0t the sch11i
Applications admission, for Catalogues Or any ia
Their rma0n, may uads either Of the Ffasacs al
CaxBglDoE, Mass, December, 1856. ldse7a--diaW9T
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JOB PRINTING-TO OUR CITY FRIENDS.

We have lately rpisnishod JObbing Materials and Sc
ured services Mr. W. P. FIsEE, Of the most skill
pTactsed Printers the country, and formerly fore
one ofths frstcIass Job-Ofess in New York, to
Superinend printing establishment We can, there
FORE promise the public 10 do all kind Of Job-Wor from
Fancy Card largest Poster good style
notice and on good terms any other estab
snment in the South South West We shall devote par
cuar attention this department Of Office with the
view ofmakng il leading feature in our business. We ex-
rect friends least trg before giving their work
elsewhere. G. c. TORBETT eco.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06

REMOVAL MIR. c. J. ZEUT-CHEL has removed
bis shop TO No %, Union street, where be is PIE
pared to supply his customers and the public gen
orally with boots and shoes Of the finest and best
C7aIffv. of his own usRuu facture
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-06
NASHVILLE, TUESDAY MORNING, JAN 6, 1857.

To ADvEEusERs.-Severa advertisements fail
t. appear ia cur daily of this morning for the req
son that they are being printed in a0ssLly edi
don-tothe advantage of our customers.