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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-17
ADVANCE IN CoTToN GOODS

In the New York Daily N0s Of the 9TH inst under the
head Of review Of the dry goods trade find the follow
ing in reference to the advance in cotton goods:
Nearly all kinds Of goods are opening higher and eS
pecsly Domestic COttOns the material is about three
cents per h. higher that at the period last year. and
manufactures will have 70 undergo corresponding sd-
vance to protect manufacturers from actual loss.
Heavy Brown Sheetings have advanced to cts but
without sales. Light Sheetngs are held firmly at ne.
for the home trade.
Bleached Sheetings have improved at corresponding
ratio.
Brown Drills are quiet At $780, and further advance
Is generally anticipated BIeacbed steady at &c., and
Blue at los lO1Sc.
The market for Osnaburgs continues firm at one cent
advance over full prices.
There is but little demand for Canton Fauusls
Denims are firm. Eagle, Oxford, Columbian aud Pc
cfc selling at l0c, aud Otis at 10Y but further
advance is anticipated.
Many descriptions of Stripes and Ticks have advanced
and the market is Irregular but generally tending dp
ward.
Cotton Duck has advanced Be- per yard Colts Clipper
quoted at 81 z2e, and COasting % 2Sc. PTin-
ting Cloths e higher with sales basis Of SO q
$40 for 60 to s.. Prints 4 le higher than last
fall ranging from ~ TO lie The styles Of the lead
ing printers rule at about 10 l0e Lawns will open
Il II to zoe. according to make. lie LANES are opening
at Il to CSC
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PACIFIC RAILROAD.


We have usually very little respect ioF anything the
Louisville .aa says but as in the following paragraph
takes sound view of grest question: we copy the ar.
ticle:
1Hs PACIFIC RAILROAD "A vast schsms has been pre-.
scented 70 Congress for building three lines Of raoad Be
tween zoe mississippi river and the Psche coast This is
evlaenty proposition Of inscriptions spectators 70
rcl tnsuse at the public expense Weean see resi-
and practical benefit to be derived from The proposed
pendons expenditure Of public treasure and public lands
n presenting this trpess project that may not be
iuy attained By the completion Of the Southern Pacific
hSroao already in progress and its extension to the Pa
enc coast This road is already amply provided fer and
thanks TO the muncen donations and loans Of the State
OF Texas altogether independent Of any aid from the
Federal Government It will be completed to FL Paso
upon the means already secured 10 Il Provisions have
teen made for he immediate completion of the first and
second sections OF twenty-five N les each The require
menis OF the charter Wl be complied With beyond any
contingency, and the ultimate success Of the whole enter
p!se Is now placed beyond doubt The road will have
direct communication by rail with part Of the At
ante and Gulf cosstand with the great northern lakes
aud, IN FACT with all the States east Of the Rocky Noun
aIrs II WILL when extended to the Pacific, be aecess
bic from every part Of the Union, and viii become the
great highway Of nations ltisan enterprise Of truly
national character.
While We would gladly all three Of lhe proposed
routes constructed, the interests Of the whole country
would be infinitely advanced at present by the
tension Of the Southern Pacific Road from 81 Paso 10 San
Diego and San Francisco Let ne do thing at time
Let the true friends Of railroad 10 the Pacific bend all
their energies to the completion Of route, aud then
the vast territories become more densely populated and
the ezgences of the people demand them, others can be
easily constructed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-17
CORRUPTLON AT WAsHINGToN

The telegraph has already announced that committee
hasteen appointed 0y the House of Representatives. to
investigate the charges Of corruption made BY the New
York Times against its members. During the discussion
upon the subject Mr. Paine of North Carolina made the
following statement:
q know nothing about that editor or his journal
know nothing ab out any communication made to It.
know not how the editor obtained the information.
know whether 1t is false but do know there
has been proposition made in the House BY members of
the House the subject (SensatOn and cries of who
IS htl Impose himlJ / shall name the gentleman
Cries Of "DUwn in 'front.'" 1--WE cant see y Ishallmen.
ton no member by name. "A voice-"YOu ought TO do
IT. 1t with feelings Of Indignation heard the pro
position (upatient demands of What was it?" Tel
H. The reason why did not announce it the House
was that pending the Organzat Of this body when
member rose 10 his place and related that fellow MEN,
Der bad made an attempt tampsr with him his vote
for Speaker tie only credit he received that be was
laughed a. ana Il was charged that be did accept the
poHeFed DrDe because there such profitable place
70 be had say distinctly there want Of truth to
the allegation contained in the IiUsss article distinct
proposition was made to me BY member Of this House
IN regard 70 The Minnesota land BILL and that 500 would
be given IN consideration Of vote for that bill Ii the
proposed committee snail be raised sud an called on as
u witness, shall give Ey evidence"
Mr. Barksdas wished TO amend by directing an inquiry
to be made to whether any meber OF this House bss
sold speoulated in books purchased for distributor
Laughter, and voice. "Also inquire whether anv mem.
Der hes sold his seat
The amendment was voted down aud the resolution an
pointing the committee adopted By aceamation and
Messrs. kelsey, Orr, Davis, of Maryland Richie and
Warner, were announced as The committee.
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OBSIBUs INTERNAL INPROvEsENC BILLs-Ths Washing
ton Union Of sth inst, in referring to the action
of some of the members Of Congress, says As matter
Of infOrston, would state that yesterday morning
fifty sixty friends of internal improvements held
in Of the of the Capitol to confer rss.
tive to tbs various river and hsrbOr bills noW pending
both houses Of Congress- and whether it would bo better
to embrace them al in BILL to upon them sspa.
ratey The former proposition prevailed and it llre
fore probable that tie chairman of the COMMITTEES on
Commerce OF the House will report an omnibus T. and
the frcuds Of such measures will sndeavor 10 force it
through Congress by atwO-third vote"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-17

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC AND PoLncAL REGIsTER ToR 1851.
We indebted to the prOpretOTs Of the New York
Tribune for a copy OF the Tribune AlnGnaeaE Political
Register for 1857. This periodical is deservsdy csebrs
ted for the correctness of the election returns from the
different States, which yearly embodied in it, and
which make it almost indspensablst to every person who
takes a. interest il political matters This year it is pscu-
iary it having hsesult BY cOunteI of all the States
in the Union on the Presidential election officially de
cared For the sake of reference these tables are worth
several times the price Of themanu3 is to be regret.
ted tha the publishers should have Incorporated in this
valuable work considerable quantity OF political trash
about bleeding Kansas which will render the volume
quite disasteul to democrats Had that besn lett out lis
circulation would have been far grenter.
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Who shall be the know nothing candidate for
GOvernor2 What shall he be2 Were shall be
come from2 and s0ho shall he belong to Shall
be be know nothing up to ell Sans mysteries?
possessor Of the three degrees?' +" in favor Of
Americans ruling America" With brass knuckles
snd incenniary torches? OrshsH be be some MAD
who can safely swear that hs sgsEe not at all,
at time when Sf--s A-aericanap hsd 60 swear to
be false 70 Zoe ohisl glory Of Auafieai In short
"a have seen or not 10 bsve seen, Sq1G--thats the
qastonl
Present indications favor the pTetensions Of
some q cid line wing of some man who did
Sans work last summer without taking his OATH
As for instance, Mr.. EDMUND CoOPzR, Of Bedford
county; clever mar, but hardly large enough to
ell the seat; Gen. HAsKHL, who, zoe think, would
more ftly represent know nothingism than any
other man in the State Other old line wings"
are spoken Of but it is doubtful if they could be
prevailed upon to run. One such, st least, whose
name has been mentioned, would, we are sure, an
sWer the seductive appeals Of know nothingism for
3 candidate in his person by fist refusal:
"He would say he once heard Of an amorOus youth,
Who WRH caught in his grand mothers bed
But declare he meier had such Ieorice tooth
Asto wish TO be there in his stead"'
- But to return--shAl the candidate be a a0hig
or knolU nothings We shall not try to answer
the question. We only want to let our readers
know that 1t e1ss and is of bard solution by our
opponents. If aUbig is nominated, the fact is an
admission Of the poWerlessness, the hopeessness,
of know nOthingsm and there are several people
in the State who would object to this. There are
democratic deserters il the know nothing camp
who would fear the tOmabawk Of their ancient
enemies, the wings as much IS they dread the
scaping knife of their ancient frierds, the demo-
Gratis If know nothingism goes back to whig-
gerry, what shall become Of our ancient friend, Gen.
ANEsT, and our scarcely less distinguished friend,
JAMES NJ QUARLEs2 Surely they will not consent
to be carried as trophies over to the ranks Of wing
gerry They will not willingly sgree to represent
silver dollars sticking to the tsrred heels of poit-
cal gamblers, whose single idea is--spoild
And so, after all, and notwithstanding contrary
indications at present, we judge that the candidate
for Governor who will be defeated by something
upwards of ten thousand votes next August, viii
be an out and out know nothing Itoan'tbe help d
- We see no class of citizens who are more
amused ct the dilemma Of know nothingism in
search of candidate than those old-line wings
who voted for Mr.. BUCHANAN. They viii vote
against q wing as the nominee Eknow nothing
ism with moe pleasure than they would vote
sgainst an out and out know nothing. The trick
is stale. And thus, the difficulties Of know moth.
ingism IN selecting g candidate-or rather in fixing
up its next trick-sre Imaginable all round and
lsugbable only. For the democratic mr. jority, il
suV event will be overwhelming
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SUPREME COURT.

Bell and York vs.. Staie-Opinion by Judge Mckinney,
reversing judgment and remsnding case.
}. NJ johnson vs.. g G. & W. Dyer-Opinion by Judge
CaFuthsrs, affirming judgment below.
Philip Brown VS.. State-Opinion by Judge Caruhers.
affirming judgment and remaRdng case for execution OF
judgment.
Lewis JettOn, Ext &C. vs. J. Clark, Admr Of Baird ct
a-Opinion BY Judge Carutbers reversing as to Jeon
and Sublstt's heirs but affirming as 10 others
O. Compton vs. Gibson ct al and Z. Brown ct al vs. NJ
Orawlsy ct al-Opinion BY Judge CaFuthers affirming
decree with modification.
Il. MeAdams vs. 7. Gibson, wife, ct al-Opuion bv
IadFs Mckinney. affirming decree Of Chancellor.
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TIE MILLIONAIRE NEGRO sIsGER-Ws clip the following
frnrn an erchanca.

TIE MILLIONAIRE Negro SINGER-We clip the following
from an exchange
"Among the celebrities of New York is E. P Christy,
the negro minstrel who, having made prncely fortune
out Of burnt cork and Ethiopian meOd es lives the
life of wealthy and fashionable New Yorker he re-
Gently made great dash in the streets with magnificent
sleigh which attracted unusual attention, from its splen
der and the beauty Of the prsncing tud Of white
horses to which it was attached. In the summer he
drives out IN elegant carriage, behind two splendid
bays With tine large eOachdOg running lder the car
rage. be quite connOisseUr in horse flesh, and in
driving alternates between his bay and white horses In
his promenade be is accom- panied by large bullter.
rer splendid specimen Of the canine race. His wealth
is prodgous and he has been economical and lsbOH
GUS while earning it, he feels authorized to spend freely
He may be frequently in the dress circle Of the tS
ian Opera and is always the observed of all observers"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-17

Advanced Taxes.--CORPORATIoN TAXES FOR
THE YEAR 1857, be paid the city Revenue Col
lecO at his Office Of Cherry and Union Streets
at the rate Of per cent. per month interest
As this is the best investment that DO made, is ex-
Pected that Tax Payers will be prompt IN calling.
jsnI6-lm. A. NELSON, Collector.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-17

WHAT Is IT FOR-THIs WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE p
III question asked daily by hundreds We answer with
out hesitation or fear OfeOntadcton the only
Gle known which will do all promises for the human hair
H IH reHes W grOWth-it rH stop its tailng-t sH re-
store is natural color tits not Hair Dye, but speedy
aud efcacious Restorative. Trial bottles ST. pins 50
quarts 50. Druggists supplied the PROJECTORS terms
RlLtirors SIN
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REMOVAL.
THOMPSON & CO.,

Removed 90 No. 80, College street.
OUR very extended and constantly inc easing Trade,
~ QuiTng than had at the old stand have
removed 20 the spacious aud elegant store recently erected
for College Street, where viii be happy 20
friends and customers also take this occasion 10 say 70
the public that will very successful system OF
RAPID SALES AT n SHALL ADVANCE
ON COST,
and expectO greatly increase future purchases,
will Of be enabled buy cheaper and consequently
sell cheaper han ever and If customers wl nlEgrate
the year BY prompt settlement Of te accounts e The
pasthoy may anticipate great things In he iaturs IL the
way noveltesand bargains We hope therefore - have
early ealfro ell who Interested IN their welfare
6nd ours. THOMPSON s. co.
JanI '57-tf No, 50, College s..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-17

HOIIOWaY,s PIIIs.-The axe is not more necessary
IN settlements than this wonderful medicine which
with rapidy and certainty all those debating a6ec
lions Of the stomach and bowels which parsyss Industry
in unhealthy regions
Sold atthe manufactures No. So Maiden Lane, New York
and No 244 Strand, London by all druggists at CSC.
2Jle., and 81 per box
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-17

BAD CoIDs.-AImost everybody hos bad cold
shout now, Smith aud Jones among the rest. A
street corner dialogue between them sounded
something Ike iti':-
Smith How dye do, J mes?
JOaes--Pretty bwell, ody l have bid CODE
How are you, Smith?
Smith, have sabting Of code o., butts get
sig bwelI sgin.
Jones-Wbat bedicjl did you t. Ike?
Smith, snufsd up laudadub al bwhter. Do
you take s1ythiDg2
Jones-Do, just grid sd tear it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-17

:5y- Hen. RoBERT CARrER NICHOLAS " h died - Lis
plantation in Terreboune, La on the 2I.a ~ ,~ls
captain in The United States Army durinR p&Ti CT Tie
Of 1914 being attached to tbs division stationed 90
the Canada frontier, and Afterwards promoted 10 The
rauk of Colonel He WIS for twelve years Senator in
Congress, which post he filed with honor to tie State
and credit to himself Col n. WAS sent as a charge
daars to Naples by Gen. JACKSON. He was also Secre.
tary Of theiState Louisiana and later Superintendent Of
Public EGncation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-17

GEORGIA AND TENNESSEE CoPPER ORE.-The Atlanta
(Gs) Zsgeaer, Of the goth Mt, says: "a friend 10
had OCCASION day two ago. TO examine the records
Of the State Road Office with view of sscertaiuing the
amount of brought down ove that road during
the present year 1885, has asceraned that $50 boxes
have hssn transported This would make about 6j4 car
loads or 53l2 tons.
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81 We see it authOra lively announced in the Tri
5uas that HORAcE GREEL AZ has commenced libel suits
against several newspapers The lballOus statement
which appeared in the Iowa State Gazette and which has
since been copied by journals in New Jersey and Ohio
to the effect that Mr. Greedy had acted paid lobby
agent at Washington for the Dss Nome River Navigation
CompanY.
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sFy- The Washington Union says that it has made in
oury as to JoHN BARNEYs statement that Gen CAss has
received and accepted the appointment Of Secretary
state and is authorised to STATE that is entirely without
foundation 1t also asserts that msmbsr Of the
Cabinet has vet been selected.
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PUTNAM1S LIBRARY d cHnICr
w. Il. Berry & Co,
HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED.

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Narrative Of the General Course Of History from tbs ear
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PIpEAEDL

Sitting al alone, this cold December,
Solitary but with fertile thought,
Gszng on the coal, whose dying ember
Typlfied the worth of Friendship sought
Gazng-'till my heart grew sad, and sadoer,
Mourning over hopes defeated aims
II this state OF melancholy musuR,
Grieved, detected at the worlds amusing
Did /, with listless effort try
5 The pauaeoa Of ny pipe and T.
Boon thsfragrant weed, It's lie exhRlng.
Stepped my senses With Fo0thing balm;
Graceful columns, in their fight revealing
Phantom images Of grotesque form;
Now advancing, and anon retreating,
Ever changing the same repeating
Thus the mystic circles round me HE,
Fairy offspring Of NY PiPs and Z"
Now no longer gloomy thoughts oppressed me,
Gone were all the promptings Of despair
Better, kinder influences possessed me,
Overcoming dali. eoFrOding care;
And my heart 80 filled with new emstiOns,
Gathered strength TO battle on once more.
Thus. With hope and energy attending,
Wishing now to meet the Ills m pending
Could l lnil to bless the genial lie
Biuding Us so close, " By pipe and II"
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~ On Christmas day, John kuiekerb0oker Esq, Of
Waterford, New York. enclosed to the Right Rev Bishop
Potter check for &2,5oO to be appropriated BY the
Bishop to missions, in any way be might direct
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NOtice-TnhalatIOn I'm COnsumPIiOns-ses
advertisement undo this head. Female Complaints Vene.
real Affections IY IeuEs Diseases Heart and Liver
&c, viii meet % due attention. Ioe26-d6m
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GROCERIES ! GROCERIES !
CUGAR.-l6O hhds fair TO prime Sugar store and for
- sale BY TAMIL H. S. FRENCH q son.
TIOFFEE.-IOO sacks prime Rio Coffee 50 sacks Java
VI store aud for sale by H. $. FRENCH q SON
~ ALT,-27OO bags and Ane salt, 500 barrels salt
= in store ana for sale by H.SFRENCH son.
TOLASSESs-lCO packages, new, in and for sale
VI ianl7 H. ), FRENCH & son.
AILS.-lIOe kegs YheeliDg)in store and for sals by
IN ianl7 5. FRENCH * son.
TANDLES.-6OO boxes Star Candles, 200 halt and quar-
~ ter boxes Star Candles, 2OO boxes TaoW Candles in
store and for sale by II. ). FRENCH g. son.
GLOVER SEE D.-I2O bbIs prime Clover Seed in store
~ and for sale By H. S. FRENCH & son.
w HlSKY 700 bbls Whisky store aud sale by
w jaBI7 Il. s. FRENCH q son.
1ATANTED.-l 900 pounds Bacon 1900 bushels Dried
w Fruit 10000 lbs Feathers, which will pay The
highest price IN cash.
jsnI7 ia. Il. s. FRENCH s. SON.
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EEwsPAPER CHAEGE-D. Cameron, for fifteen years
the editor and proprietor Of the Franklin RegieO has dis.
posed of his entire interest in the establishments Messrs
HAYNES Baleh. DR.. S. P. HiIdreth is the editor.
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New Books.
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MARRYING TOO LATE."--A Tale BY George Wood.
NOTES ON THR GosPELs-By Rev. Cba.. H. Hail.
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STORIES OF AN OLD MAID, /" related 10 her NephsvI
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"MILLEDULCIA :" Thousand Pleasant Things selected
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COMMODORE PERRY'S JAPAN EXPEDTTION-Nar-
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~ The attention of builders and others in want Of
lumber is directed to the advertisement headed umbCrl
Lumber :" in this mornings paper The advertisers are
prepared to furnish any quantity of the best lumber
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% mANNY,S CELEBRATED COMBINED
REAPING AND MOVING mACHINES.-FOR
sale by the undersigned at johnson & Hornets.
B. F. CHEATHAM,
jans'57-tC General Agent for the State.