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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-10

Mind, have passed away, and are now
nearly forgotten: But this question o.
domestic slavery is OF fair greater mn
portance than any mere political ques'
ton; because, should the agitation con
time it NAV eventually endanger the
personal safety OF "a large portion OF our
countrymcn where the institution cx-
lists. In that event no form Of govern
mcnt. however admirable in itself,
however productive OF material bene-
hts, can compensate for the loss of
peace and domestic security around
the family altar. Let every Union low
ing man therefore exert his best influ
ence to suppress this agitation. (which
since the recent legislation OF Congress
Is without any legitimate object. Ii is
an evil of the times that men have un-
dertaken to calculate the more mater
al value Of the Union. Reasoned est.
mates have been presented of the pe
cuniary profits aud local advantages
which would result to different States
and sections from its dissolution. and
the comparative in; lries which such
IN event would inflict on other State !
and sections.
Even descending this low and mar
row view Of the mighty question, all
such calculations are at fault. The
bare reference to single consideration
will be conclusive on this point We
at present enjoy . free trade through
out our extensive and expansive coun-
Try, such - the world never witnessed.
ThA trade i conducted on railroads
and eaaalA on noble rivsss and Arns
g sas sea which liaa lcgetAss the
esH tna. Ms ieath, tAs Rsst and
s"e VEST al nj r',hie;isfas;. ..hNl-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-10

With Wesr'> Patent India-Ruhb Cem nj and hav-
ING had two years experience in the bu in -, have
made lnprov IN n's IN The application aud comp ST.
i'm OF the material, Whereby thy are enabled to
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-10

val power much stronger than our own va
should then have no other available access
10 the Pacific coat, because such q power
would Instantly close the route scross the
isthmus e Central America. At il impos-
sible 10 conceive that whilst the consitu.
ilon ha, expressly required Congress 10 de-
feni all the States, Il should yet deny TO
them, hv any far construction. the only
possible means by which one OF these States
can be defended. Besides the government,
ever since its origin. has hesn y. the cor
slant practice OF constructing military roads.
II might also be wise TO consider whether
the love for he Union which now anima,es
our Fellow citizens on the Pacific coast may
not b impaired by our neglect or refusal 10
provide for them in their remote and isolat.
ed condition, the only means BY which the
power of the States on thi. side of the
Rocky mountains can reach them in snfi.
Client time TO protect them sgsinst invasion.
forbear for the pre.ent from EXPIRE ssing
an opinion as TO the wisest. and most econ
omil al a. ode IN which the government can
leLd lis aid IN accomplishing this great and
necessary work. believe that many DIFF.
fcui'ies in the way. which now appear for
midable. will in q great degree vanish rs
soon as the nearest AMI best route shall
have haen satisfactorily sscertained.
II may b. rtehs that on this occasion should make
some BRIT reu ARA rights and dutiss - Q
member o. the 6 eat fsmily Of nations In our IN
tercurse with them there are som, plain principles
approved by our swn experience, # m which We
should new, depart We ought TO cultivate peace
commerce and friendship vita ali nst,ons and this
not merely as the b-st e promoting our own
ma NJ lat, resi- bnt Ia sp,r tot Christian beuev
olenc' towards our fellos men, wherever thsis lot
my Be cast. Our diplomacy should b direct and
ank-n-ith sea- Ing to obtain more nor accepting
Ne, than Is eaf due. We ought Ia che ish . sacred
ressrdfr the iadsp ndenee Of al nations ssd new.
o. attem to Interfere 10 the domestic cosc.rn II
aoy, unlsss THE shall b smperaiv-tv Qu.rrd By
the hrsAt law % sclf preservation.
70 avoid ensAceliee aliases bee been
Q maxim OF oar policy ever eines The
dsye % WssAingtos, ssd lss wisdeu 10
eus will attempt 10 diepuss. 10 ebert
~ oseht q DO jsssiss y hlsely splpii
10 oil NAliess. laa ssqslre lsstiss ssea
lAse In sssxsa. u Il oss elsty shat
sAsS pshss Nsa,s~a Asss sstsxesa iasas
a.M!aiass - 'ss ss@sa, rs asss k;ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30
NEWS FROM HAVANA.

Arrival OF the Granada RsmittAncss OF Gold
from cuDs-speeis ON Frs'eht-vho Star OF
the West not Ira PoAt-Dcciius In the nsr-
ksts Stock OF Sugar, cgc,
me Usi,sd esA'es mall sseamsh!p 6saasda, Captain
G,inn, from New ORLEANS and HsvAns arrived a tss
port yesterday morning
The Granada eit New Orleans The 2oth lust u A.
u and Havlpa on mo 24h ins ant, u ek and hAs
experienced heavy and adverse weather during he entire
rssngc.
At Havana there was little new.
Business was unsettled, rvoduoe deoluas, and monsy
matters ~ rsthnpg with ksdrcd alairs In the sssss.
No foreign vessels Of war In he barber.
The United Ss,ea n al steamer Philadelphia, oa1Aan
Bggs from New York 7tn instant, auoacrod In shc haY
bss u half rsat o'clock Tho mcrnrs Of the 2h inst
me mar Of We Wsat, from Asplnusus had not yes ar,
rived.
Thsalnada nss tsousss .nn,y sssseugsn and the fol
loving
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Iu.nsr,aps srou. Costa HIc..

The Diay,o de Ia Marina Of Havana has received ne
Of the COSTA Hcs 1ooa NE ooiaI org. Of thss pub
70, with dates non san goso 10 tse 2si sep'eeer sst
IE columns ohesy nlcd win account OF the enins
on oonGres and with me speeches and osau documents
vsua on ssch ocoasops bot whose contents void Of
all interest abroad.
Besides bls review seds only that General osuss .,
ter shsrt ste, IN sau Josc had len that city so
mato mssicn 10 the gevcrpnsnt Of Nlcsyaxus Unortu.
nseiy, ssh appears frc the hnguage usef by tks Ono
nsd the resuors between the t.o governments not
grcseni very cordsi. Moreover, 10 10 announced a,
yery probable tea' mo 20 old paytles IN Hiicsrssus are
sfsin about 70 oss each osh rsDswu< thsY eternal aud
eifsskuus civil qusrrsls.
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New York Geographical and Statistical so-
cIsty.

cssty.
Keetng CT this s,ce'y hst evening" IN esborsse
and interef,ipg paper read by Dr. Hayes Of PhAde
phA, 70 tue North Pole BY Kanes sea- rns leo
sureY commenced WITH brief but nztyuetve review or
the progress OF Arctic explorations which he said was
ooevsl with tho dkcovery Of America. fhe idea of
Polar susCsted By others before DR.. Hane tut
was reserved for him provo IL actual existence Yhls
sea, sa!d Dr.. Ha. e., has . diameter Of 2soo miles
In liz yestess extent, and or 5000 niles in 10 eaN
The hot Of mi der climate Ia tai, region Wa
proved by The Temperature Of tie wa.or and the MI
grafton Of yge numSsss Of ducss and other birdie 70
wards she Felsat ne scs,ipg IN Of shs northern Mnev
me open seq or Or Ksne Tho northern ter-
mi Of smiths sound and Norton, Who stood on no
shores q VII. ,ss sv ,Is,n before n . e, :, NO
passing up weiipg'cns channel 30 The icrsh for foar
daSs thieush the b'ohen loo; and two plana wero
hcuahs iroIc tbe shores Of the Poyna BY GY Norton,
sl vsse.ang Tue Des vouto for futuys sxplosai'n %
tho pclc, ne lecturer sad through Dr. ane's ses.
closely defined b, d. R,ne hAs viii qasoN from paper
o. hI on the subject, ak the hbsr 70 add few sbser
i. Tna dina - s1e bats O. opsrssous-no., h,w.ver,
neid for travel hnt ~ Anmang mArg nal bell OF leo
nS i ali ss SAFE reLea, for parties and sure honda.
iioS for depot Eta rns, al ie.si 70 30 deg 90 min
due north limo rendered certain by personal know
rhs bsncnt Of the land mosrsa Of Greenland, wsss-
nston snd G'Dnel lands 10 check he equasora dsiss Of
the carly break up, tics obvi.tng the dlnacaes Parry
encountered In his Splzbersen foot lamp.
T. tho 90 operation nr the natives who wcSld fcrrsh
tho party with dosr, acdgcs sr< urs In case cf need
B. posaib'e chaEce or finding A oDen water passage
through Smiths strait and K,nasdy ohAnae, by which
access 10 the pole might be made with vessel
@. Being In 3 line with the Greenland coAa win no,
Nge body Of water 70 cyo The ey Of the vessels need
oh Of ssriou ooasiderAi,n 10 pushing
forward escape 10 boais 70 be SOU being ~ays pod.
cable, a. proven By the expersnos Of n. Kama
Amtpg the Incentives which shoold urge - The httuR
future edhioSs that Of savipg sho
Of The q,imaus tribe st sted out sob
hteoce the Jaud 10 the Of Smiths sound, Eco
had bern partial the Of resouipg Dr.. Ran0
tm PARTY they Ast edition % the Arobc rcscus
r. as provision dopos, easabahei u the most
tesc ssa coEven.nt point, on The route, and me ON
10y usnt or Oh experience bad proved 10 be
bent sdsp,ed tavet he rustest aioa OF fe,
Dr. Hayes hsd Of the sucoesaful sue OF another
expedition He alsc ckn-cscd bic Willingness 70 ieAd
to give the ale CT experience oarynN tho nez1
one that might he ni.,d oat from tbs o,onlry.
ho nnse Of bs paper, which hE.a0ei V sfoosr
eui with uch lntereat he received OF tEaAks ffom
tho suthpcc rcausat lTc male shaa he furfAh
| oopy for the or The aco.ety.
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os~ossy. Cssy a,vtsssos.
TIE AluR1caKs DIN! !sE TO pU5B wira rgg n


TUsLIcAHs.
mars meeting OF the Amsi lean parry vas hed ss
eOtso Han In Adans ,eei lss evening, the purpose
d cens ming The American ssaie anc fuslon sons,oriaI
Assembly county non.sauens. John J. Hyam, Eco !,
Pfesicch,s snd SecyesSrfs Add sersee ssrs made by
T. wocr, John wrsisS, Winchester Britain, J,ap
kor,Ans and ctssrs, vnc urged support Of ,ae
local nomsnstots ~ tho fas'on rarsy. Osl rh1sos
name vas ann uncsd ~ spesk'r without oon'uis,rg
With bin, and be decured 70 aKe part tho meetag
be h0 ro ~ mprby pih N lbj o. sns tac m oyo.
mcn'. Ccmmlt<e on Resolutions appaintsd, and
Eey srbni tei tsc folio rirs, Which a22r0y sd-
~ her tofore, adhere faithfully Their long chsri ned
prneclcs, and bsrsby declare their desern naop 10
snpd by hese pf'poifes al tlmes and al all hsEart
Resolved, That We tordaily end rSe tho Amo ioAn
tckd and We pledge 10 tbs several nominees or ogy
SAie and local 'iosstI our cordial su ppon
The meeting shorty nter Dispersed.
RsPuBLICkH MEETING.
The evening previous shs rspu oiesl hsid cct
ton meetpg % the AESeun, NJ which eet b.
were made BY J Ia A Gon, Judge Cal,or, Att
resoutoos rasasiiog the - State Kansas u
iheD success tae rcsni eleo NJ 10 fvcf % R>slsry
hv and erdorips the epueuoan saie and 70 roe ocA
non suous, &C we're adopted
MEETING or ~aE aKRxAs psnocRIov.
portion OF TIE Gsrran dcmocyscy assembled o, ne
Of Court snd Bsl5c evening, fo<
the purpose % nominating inde sende udao foT
Vos - :, sos o s ss ss, ses
have had rcpreaenallro the iohet The gvees body
OF those who assembled, however, were sdvc~ve 6
sueh ocue, ard pcsven'fd thoss who had called Ne
meeting frtan organic az by bcseroos dsmonssxsons Of
oi'senL me orissst r. attempted 70 pssore order ~
ff large dpnsr bcp which vss ring win r,ca
vEor Until they so rec Of the JOB, when the lights
put Out snd Inc sudiosos vert ont also meeting v9
ubssevrssy held 10 IN syssi, and al We ssmocrsuc
minSkio0s were rstiaed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

NfclRAauA RsoBUrrs IN TExAs--The Rsstrop
tdsuer, of the ton inst ssys - several ghe soys
had Just left nat place to jnn ths rex rsglmens In Cal
veston for Nicaragua The editor spprenends that NE
fcvern seat may thov soms obstacles In me way hut
we trust suttofltes win not f~ ueir duty 10 do
Than "a oomny vith the strict es f the law and
", ospnct suppose any dusens f texss -il knoTisgy
vichto The lsv. They believe ihey have perfect rssI
10 70 Nicaragua any where eee ali taat
being ihai ney ,hsuh kave ccy shorts a. orderly and
ay tt.asn4 cstztrs eight sn
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gns Delicate Anair st the sew York Hotel
sUrRsxR eoURr-sspCfaL fnsx.
Before Hon Jsdse Roossvsu

Cc as-In he water ef udrcyine wood~a,s An sn,r
Involving ssne doneSrc unplsmsr,sess cccarrsd some
few weeks ago al be New Y@k Hsesl, In ssian 1
Tarnss ~. he here OF esca esde hsing aeg % tns
the husband of Mrs Caroline wo1dman asufk hg al
MT fpinha inFsrona deisctd hrs. Wooiman vNs %
te4nenty placed In prvale iassue asyl0m In W ms ng
lnnf bland, by her husbasd. 4e alleges iha he has 70
ktcp her there for nfc. me husband 10 por IA Ns~ Or
leans The preseus nction hsbcas oorpas, AMI sno
writ sued out By Ne Fo Mas 81 hs request OF NO hf
tsphve. ~ %. @shks ayrsars for she siy, sSd NE
mswer vw ~ down fa eleven o'oiscs % fftdsy (es
aNl.
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fEEEaRAPBIc.

cHlrIsros, 0G. ~, 1887
Iss resmship label bss Arrived from Hsvsus sra Eey
wesl, 75ss inst
yhere ww rs,hipg q niercs. usSspulag .. H.vsaa
TIE re ,us from Iho sugsr cog on sss Inland are n,
vors.le.
Nc wrecks are rercred st gsy wes,
The steamship S,r Of the wssi, Win tas cafcra
malls, had na reached Bsvsus vhen the I,.bsl lea.
sne could s~dv be o,nsssd ovsrdae, however, hsyi,s
f Nov York On her ou,vs-d Tip 70 eayr subsess .,
sef regular cay.
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Personal IptsIllgsnc %.

The South society, o. BJsiin (xe Rev. NJ.
becorss ,hsr rsxer. and be hs, srospsed o. iss ci
ami VII enter on bis duties on TIE f scadsy 70 January
nsxt
the e7d int, deserves 20 rssk sr,px tne foremost or
gca and extyaordipary women ef tots or oner uues ~
IN eor ylcsioo though I'll souBpd msy fail. soa-,ge ioA
movnis higher with opposition and dses ihe moro Toe
ssa .sors ~, s.ssss ,slI.ss n.,.s -
~erm. soncros end slasn sDsmous heart and truo
maa,bess Of essrscscrn hsse constitute heroic womss
then nss Cisrk Gaines . hero'pe Ia muoh more
sss Isss seDss iD Which he term employ
% ~ romaDc'sss sad scvensa Her history surpassas
romsuoeh s.snser Tran scsIoo. Sra ass q a %, in
this experimenting Ia person The prssuremeus az M.
evdenrc 10 be produced 10 her cass bsfoys the
nen,h. rhs ev,senoe 10 saa 70 emSrscs sss snd ,t.,s
Ing cisooverss Ia The pertaining 10 ha v az
DsaAl Ars and Tho rsaAs bets bim ana kob A,d
e aad 70 No tsah a. lnsfrs the ttmoss ndsnoa on
the part o krs saset In tbs positive ssd jeas,vs yasress
her oss sschs resu after twenty sve esrs Of -sn
visdhA the euxksce ofs j1st d. Who si 10, f1rais
incse who, eonvincsd Of a Of lher osase uas
Him and refuse 70 dessair
sr Ase sosas h's ressued his seal In he cau.ds,
In Esssnd
Her. }. rsrusvr rib, member or cosress ssss 10 he
rsss sud his ability % iare his seal 81 tao OpssS no
ney' congress - nos beycnd al qlt6loD.
an unfortunate sFs'r toos risce ac 2lsh a.ssns,
Of a., Nsvsl a,csr ~ Pnisd.ps, aud Mr. ss.a or.Ar
sou ~ law Of inc aner n which Craig vas wosadcds
lRaTvALs.
A. se fu~recyon a Gerald HuT and LADY WV yo.k Goo
Bsy Bsse. sosiori s.uehanl = Beayy huche,ck,
n ane rNxrf0nad do u y. Nodrc y az Mrs ard Tlss
Msseroi- new Yoys; Do vrts % Hr bno,Fs DO Jss
.t.a - p,te,oh Phi o. fss Jtk1stisn 10 rrwaH
= 80 - " Rohtss Co. sss -psussns, Fs1sss rsls
iss Porf, r. dc M Bal ia W FbhEsni danss kirg n
Mas I'd and D~ y, bosi 10 :,
r,a,. W llrif H. and EAysns 10 sesmshp Granada
r,or, pew Oyinns-Di y Harris, wsgser-asd IN
',esys 70 rron HAWAII NairsR,. nssshsa, Miss
IA. III, tos~srr Isvler, LexS8. Hnusins
,.s a. q W ~ adduos -srd ssersxA
Frss notl0k Ac n he siesmstp Tsr,eshn wn-A 0inS~
psrx ron John Wool worth Capt VIM cooper. John Hp.
hs John Ane sud klsn 1shsn Ms Coigh Mss NO.
feerase
Froa B~SseOes, ne va rsos rrowsrdse-srs srstcu
"a family.
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City Politics
rrnvp roryyysa cOrrrrv nrAvu,y

Know HorEiFG COUNTY CONVENTION.
An adjourned meeting OF this Convection was bs,s ~
No le Fourth avenue sat evening Iiaao Oliver Tho
chair.
AMER the opening oftas neei.rF,
Mr. Jsnos, Of ihs rbirseeph ward onsrtd tpe iol ow.
Ing resoluton:-
Resolved. Tnst win pot no candid ito for Hsgtx.
ter who does not ssnd square upon the Troy Ames,aa
platform, sho coca no, csn,ifeY the question Of Ane
ficaris0 paramount 10 al ather questions.
Alter some deoaso thr resolution was laid on Tho table
by voto Of a4 10 10.
Omunkes nom the Wig general Hohss sud fYom
Tie Rsrrbloan Geno,a Conuittce then I'd nj TED,
both Of vnom trouen c,oser speaksrs sddyessod the
Convention ID favcy OF fas hon.
Axr scoi deal Of enafax'os, ballot fsr Res ixtW
vas gene Into. wisn the fsIo .iDg result -
James n. Wech ....,....u Lcris Hr.chtnr......
WpfgsP...............b 6nburt q. DsAc ........ i
Ibonas r. Whncy..... alsnk nk...................
re CuArs announced that James u. welch wss ne
Ameriosp nominee for Register.
kgTSa or THE Wma GKsEsAL CoxNrrEs vas held On
Wednesday, evening n No. 1os Fourth avosue, H.
Bond in he chair me followug n,ninauoas made:
wn. Mitchell and A. Peabody, Jostiosa u The supsr,or
Court; Bss~ortn and II. Perpoia, Josscss Of NO
Eopreme Court Horny II. Hd.os, Judge Of lhs Common
Pleas; Akxsndtr spsud!nG, Rec1rdsr; WIN. II R,owE
JscTe tf tht Marine court Hatcnipss, Register n
commit 90 of shNc s srpoiatd 10 make aryspgsm sne
for ratdot,n mseii,g 10 bs bei Saturday evoA af
also 10 wsis on The other nvenfong
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rHliR,zSs cOsCxsr, 81 Eislo's sAcon this svenins bs
grand programme by grant artists Frezrolini, essr.
tabessta ssd Zoo, 20 IhsberS s,d VIeursmps uoiis 70
an snertAlnenl which has been eauaiIci 10 nj
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Political Intssssaencs.
GOV, srfs0cr Dacspws --Er sJverpof ssyr0ag do
e'res We ronnatcp fsg Ne Assembly 10 0oeds crniy'
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DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING.

6rsst Gathering in Tamnany Haii-aoverncr
Walhsr's Kansas Policy Endorasd-Amend-
n,snts to the Banking System Recon-
msnded-Puhlic Works to bs Encou-
ragsd-fhe Ticke. Ratifsd-spesches
Of Hon. Dan'l E. Sickles, Hon.
Josiah Randall, Of Philadel-
phia, rhos. Y. Meagher. Gen.
Walbridge, Col. Wright,
Of Mas, Rich. Bastesd,
Hon. Jchn Kelly,
Au 40 Ne
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-23

a. .Bo NsCBPides
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. Z BROAD STREET,
NASHV LILLE, TEN NESS EE.
have this day purchased the interest of Mr.. Henry
McCasin in the above business, and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all my old friends and patrons for their
bersty heretofore extended to the firm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance of avOrs from them and
wish to inform all the world aud the rest Of mankind"
that have on hand and for sale a splend d lot Of
COOKING STOVES,
of various patterns ParOr Stoves for wood and Goa
common and fHCy Crates, Box Stoves for churches Ho
low Ware Of every variety hand made to order Fur
nsces and Foot Stoves entirely patterns Tin Ware
of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
am prepared to do all kinds Of job Work, such as
House Guterng Roofing, any other branch pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
MyOd friends of the River will find it TO their advantage
to call and give heayag before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO, for SALE one pair secondhand ENGINES, eyln-
der II inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and ether fixtures suitable for a light drBught
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms.
june IA. je2b
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Groceries.
VETEars prepared to furnish plantation supplies Of
w every kind and would invite the attention Of Mer
chants and e ers to stock which will at all times be
complete and consists in part present. Of the following
articles
50 hhds Sugar; 900 bags Coffee
1900 bags Salt; 500 barrels Salt;
so boxes Star Candles; $50 barrels Whisky;
100 pieces Begging; 200 half pieces Begging
200 A. inch BlygiuC; 600 coils Rope; together
with ell other articles usually kept in such establishments
JOHNSON, HORNE & co.
jy29 D. Corner Broad and Market sis.
WHISKY.
OK hundred and twenty barrels Rectifed Whisky in
= store and for sale BY JOHNSON, HORNE & co.
LANGHORNE n ARMISTEAD.
IN BOXES Laugborne d Armisead's Celebrated To.
~ bacc0, just received.
augI7-lw Ear JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-23

New Goods
WE are receiving to-day for the Winter trade nAnsO0o
~ line Of finish Goods, embracing
Fancy Prints;
checked G!nEh6usj
MerinOs,
Alpsccss
SauueEEs
Jeaus and Tweedg5
Bleachsd and Br. Nuaiin
IcEgg5s
BIk and Fly Cassmeres5
Cloths:
Black Silks &c,
Making our assortment very complete 20 which We invite
general attention. and especially those desiring TO buy for
6ssh or on short time. 1900 .,.,,-,-.,- p ~,
dec9 .LS'l ~ ~ ~ 'N'-A-' IN we
MR.. B. II. COOKE,
rTAyING taken an interest In our business We will
not hereafter hold any regular Auction 0slss' Ihs
tyls Of our firm remaining the same ,- az M,
NAsHvILLE, Aug !, 1856 ihb1 AoNVAN " w.
P S-We have removed 20 our new Store, NO. z Pub
nc Square where We are opening new and handsome
gtooF al a and Winter Goods TO which invite the at
tentiOn of Merchants generally. lAuEIo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-23
VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHF HIDE
FOR SALE.
AN authorised to sell and make complete titles to the
L Tract of Land upon which the late NJ P. Walker
sided and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop stu
sted and the slaves and stock the place. The place
is situated the Gaatn turnpike and is uerseced BY
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad is enough TO
Nashville to make it convenient country residence for
there the State and is susceptible of divisions
several lots each Of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike railroad am
thOrsed to sell the entire Tract in body or parcels
and on such credit as may deem expedent shall be
on the place during the first and second weeks Of NOvem-
Der next and will receive proposals for the purchase at
private sale Of all any the above named real and per-
sona property In the mean time any person desiring
examine the property can do so BY calling Mrs Agnes
Walker the place. and proposals 10 purchase be
made to her John Taylor Mathew Allen the place.
or addressed to me ct Trenton Gibson county Tenn.
sspt24-d SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Trustee,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-23
NO. 81 COLLEGE STREE7
TN, BRENNAN. Proprietor.

TN BItENNAN, Proprietor.
would invite attention Of Architects and Builders to
the fine collection Of patterns have on hand ard
making for every description Of Architectural Iron Work.
for open fronts Window Lintes and Ss Top Cornices,
DC for stores or dwellings Also, Veraudahs. Fencing
and BalcOneys. will work to any design sent to me,
furnish designs if necessary. employ the best skilled
workmeu to be had and use the best materials and
confident that can successfully compete with Eastern
manufacturing in this market and hope be sustained IN
doing BY those anxious 70 encourage home enterprise
sept24-6 4, Nj. BRENNAN