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SIN Iswsss,rts.
[ nina, Glassware Ae.

4 ST freoisei an additional supply of
~ EAagbE\, CHINA, ADJ CLASH
v ARE, SOLAR LAMPS, Slpa LAMPS.
SILK AR PLATED Tea sai i'sslc spoons,
Cups, Casiaa, Batter kalses, cake Ba.Asts
aea 1aHaiet. Is. i.z sale Il
r T. HIDES
Marshal. Gel an, 1851. 9.
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New Advertisements.
NEW FALL, AND WINTER GOODS,

NE~SiS NT. BgAnnflp, & Go. would
.Nl respectfully announce 20 the citizens Of
HARRISON county ard the public generally, tlmt
they have Just receive and are now opening
A. their new store in Marshall an entire new
ana complete stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE.
Fal and Winter Goods, Their sloce comprises
every article usually found IN a country store,
and having been purchased IN The northern
market on the most favorable terms, By one Of
the partners Who has had many years experience
~ q merchant, they feel confident that they can
offer
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Jefferson Advertisements.

xSrVO NrvJvVVP0 X YEHvHyV INV
HGANBgES, sc.
rrT00T or TUE BRTDGE II
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~ s:.sss9s,a ny sr.x,,v. y,uvo
~ WY
PIANO. a G.v selert. far -ale
r<rsoLYya
CuAns aroeo fH.sbeth rockers.
nj 'nr,b'i,s'g .,,l, ,o'ler.. h.a., a.t,r. IA.
.,...,,..,,5 ,,,iaa..,. hieker,. revolving
An, If nil Ind. H.. f,r sale bq
STANLEY 4 NINM0.
\ reuresen,ed. II not, ,lie moae, refunded
STANLEY 4 NlNNO
.,,.,r,,.s ..,.,nd y.,,ou. al,,ll, o..
Stanley { NNntO.
~ for sale by srANltN MIMIC.
ELA' walnut ann ehe''! s''""4' W 90
+ STANLEY q NiMNo.
.L.t..
- and mahosahy, 81, ~ ~ >., IN, XINV0
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Fancy Dress silks.
Plain black and Harcan'ique silks,
Black dress -lik striped and plain,
Florence do all colars,
ladies Persian Silk Scadt.
thanile
silk pocket handkerchief, and era, u,
Bonnet and sash ribbon,
satin and lastrIng
Velvet al width,
Silk idnged dres, trimmings,
NuFrntlquo
Ladies' SIR and inariro vests.
ladie, black and paari SIX hose
.otcs,
Jaeonel and sais. muslin,
Check
bishop and Victoria lawn,
Embroidered dotted Swiss
SV-. robes for party dross,
Jaconet and Sw.-scesIag and inserting,
bands
Embroidered Swiss AVID Jaconct collars,
. sleeves,
Linen printed,
Eembraidcred l. C. handkerchief,
liemsiitc ed
IRISH lln, sgrcr'inc,
White French Duuurt cord,
All wool and Persian deiaue,
Black ,llk warp alpneca'
CoIored
Black aud calotcd cotton velvet,
plai aud solid tol1rcd g.ns
French oii calro,
French marno all c5'or-,
Ladies' p'md wood shaWls
\ large l0tof prints,
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THE LATEST ARElN Al
New Goods. Ncys Goods!

<e>, s.oeas, Ncw Goods!
Store Opposite NE Planters iio'ri, North
East Corner Pstlie Squire,
THE undersigned has received large. care
fully solicited, and superior assert mont OF
FAN aud " inter Goods and Ready made el"tlr
ing, which l., Is selling at
REpIcED PRICES,
For he is determined TO mike fapa sales
The following comprises a porNon Of ii~
stock
DRY q 100 D f..
Blnck. grey, and cadet ~aiineIs,
Black and fancy oasimercs.
Tweed aud jeans
Plain and plaid lnscys md kerseys
White. red. AND yellow flannel.
Printed flannel for children
Ladies cloth. for coaks.
French and English marino.
Figured and solid mu-lm de lan'
Figured alpaca
Bonnet trimmings.
Elastic aud patent leather belts
Dress trimmings.
Prints. n great variety.
Ladies ganntlris.
Ladies eurscts.
4 fine lot Of waddng.
A number Of ladics work boxes.
Swiss, nailsoua, and aeoncl musns.
Embroidered and hen-sIiched handkeree'ei-
Wrought collars and underslces"s to match
Wrought collars and und 'rsleeNes, separate
Irish linens various qualities.
Linen table cloths, napkins and towels
Birds eye diaper
Brown linen and Holland
Bleached shir,lngs and shce'ings
Brown shrtngs and sheeiings
Lowell. and isekings
Black aud colored sewing SIX.
I,cn horn, and gutla petelia dressing combs
Shell and gutta pereha side and pun COMBS
SHOES AND BOOTS.
A iinc assortment.
PERU merry.
A inc lot Of pcriumery, all kinds,
TOBACCO.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
lie hs. rs fine and cheap an assortment q
Ready n,aic clothing As has been ever brought
to this market, embracing.
Gentlcnen's cloth trock coats.
Gcntlemen's over coats.
Pants Of alls kinda.
Vests Of various styles and iahricks
Silk crasats and handkerchiefs
Buck gloves aud raunt'e,s
Men and boys marine hsii hose.
A fnc lot Of violins &c.
FAvvsons who want BARGAINS would do
well ,ifhai0 ! examine these goods. The
sele eb Is 3aa 70 the best IN the market,
4. FANBER.
M,afntnHt q fFh7 II
WANTED
a nezff woran, who il 1 good cook, wash !
~ -. IL -. IL mill
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A negs6 @er,an, who is agocd cook, wash.
"A e. sad lfaasr, to do the work Of small
Anil, Army nnsdis'ely a, this office
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Gn,G and Cans.
.,.,.,..
''''' '''
'.l'tWcfc ana ""ai "A.-'
HEAVIER bats
tig'h iia7u auN "I"itI caps
Velvet and fe'crsen"'' caps
4 .,eN'E 10 Z \ o..
,,.o.s.. l,l,... .l.,.. email.
Cashmere and tweed goa-,
tia.H auA laot-e,utH o,'r coats,
So ncl and Jesu- eeAi-.
hakti coats,
the sailn vests.
cHs.iWerc and si'k vasi',
AIR tt,tct and hIHrk rspth Ntfts,
hack oaesauefe pants,
colowd d1
hueu b ,om sMris,
meflno and SIX do
dfa"'t~'
i'fa duii drawers
Boy e.oiAinE oi ,''1A dctcf p'oh'
NiDULEEl.
v...,..tits S,,,.st..,3 American
.t ,lis.
- gu t,,~,.s
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Great Inducements
Fancy Dress silks.

TO purchasers.
The following j, portion of lher 81
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8JoAznLLDn AND 9rArloNnR

>OrIH. uESrERN BpOK STOkt
d u W.rtNNiS
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ACCOMMODATIONS.

Inventor atd Proprietor, Lawrence. Mas.
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fEsANfoR s NAbhlN, Successors 10 hl.
SID fAior s Je1 y a.s 20
stfs. saes has. aaf "a 3. Nv+4i AegafHc
s,seti. opposite nsAs Arcade, Mn cteaas
iaa % - ~.
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SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME!
10, OONUMBEEsS-PTizes Payable without
Deduction.
CAPITAL S5.OOO!!
SCEHayEFs


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Sane as the h. LOTTERY Of Cuba with lhls difference
Ire Havana LOlgsy has Co. UO Numbers this has only
10 Uty
There two wheels each Of which there are placed
Locks TIE cuyeunu n1ru.s have "a b il e. b tie
L0cSs, I'D the Vices cannot he opened n'es sh
PRESENT be e placed 10 the heel nuuUe s. IN
Ubss Containing 81 IS vl Pa with he numbers ON No
4 II Is 10 ~ Inc Wheel # yr here placed @
ubss confaulrg Slips zap wIJh tie p, them
ranging ilUm so, 100 10 s acc.
W. he ur4"I z tLkes place which will be in pub c,
he hess uCEeI and Il er revolving them,
GU Of roe wheel 81 ILmDzTs, aud the sane
tue the I heel BY boys wIIh
Da e1 g. The shuL.Grs and ia Ged tube PED
cd, he uum9ei he up aud e.TOised h.I the
-Uut Ii 10 he The Col eu II al.
rsgI. Isreu by tie U. Cr te aoeUts The p uraNn
CJedu5- {, Tue uuu,e dawn % The IL aud
unit All IA p al GT4 Al. u 4 ~ OF TIE q
I1g then the lftr psrlsou ,he
ouptrutence. Get 10 ,he correctness #
These ouI 10 euC el sWUr4 10 pt f.. III their
without igzf I~vur'
f. wal BE- per,e7ed that II tdis plan, eve-y pr z lie
drawn out anu OF person must get en- o
OTawI < Is seuttO every one ore e tCAss TIE .
pay bic Jury dal ser the dIaoIlg, fiji, WILL
Ceduc
- Drawing tax S places eve-y Saturday.
bank Notes 81 sou. 3 .nks t-ksn PAT. Checks on
New YOik u It'd f pres
~ Addfeso oTuers i5f Tickets or certificates tfPl OK
re, 70 q. u, hIAILk Box 55z Ma hull lsnDe,.e e. Or
ANUEkoUN 6 ~ ~, dan z Is.
apr,5 If Macon S4v4Du-u Ga
~ ter Ogs holding ire Ticket, Of j r. " Liter
nauagur Vii send Jn5-4 20 use -ymeut
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-30

ia Gen. ZoLLIcoFFER has at last obtained the
tack as the Know Nothing candidate for Congress
in this district. Long, arduous and painful have
been lis efforts to avert the seemingly inevitable
doom that was anging over him. and he has at last
succeeded By the merest accident Had the Know
Nothing Convention assembled at GAINESVILLE just
twenty days sooner, and before Maj HENRY had
entered into certain private engagements" that
made II necessary for him 20 decline the nomination
Gen. ZoLLIcoFFER would have been no longer in po-
itica existence. But after having been sorey tried
the fates have favored him. His friends can now sci
down and draw a long breath, and calmly contem-
plate the escape that their avOrite has made
MCEwEN and QUARLEs have quit the race. The
Parrot Of Tuesday publishes a card from the former
gentleman declining to be considered longer as an
aspirant for the position. The Banner of yesterday
contains a card, of similar import from Gen QUARLEs
We have been amused at the peculiar difference
that has characterised the letters eminating from
these three gentlemen. Gen ZoLLIcoTFER, it will
be remembered very touchingly refers to memories
of long and ardent services lcih and for those 1.-THE
whgsl who now compose the great body of the Ameri
can party in this district The mind Of Mr. Nc
EVEN reyers pleasantly to the same green oasis il
the past, when he says Soon after the formation
of this Congressional District, l had the honor Of
being nominated on the Scott electoral ticket Il
my good fortune to come out of the contest with
an increase Of several hundred upon the Legitimate
majority Of the District, the complexion Of which
has ever since been regarded certainly ant-DemO
cratic.
Gen QUARLEs, when writing his letter, had nc
such memories" on the one hand nor good for.
tune on the other, to tendery refer to. He was
then of the family and did not feast at THEN
board; but on the contrary, belonged to what the
opposition contemporary termed the "red-mouth.
ell and benighted Democracy; and with the spirit
Of a soldier, battling in a just cause, lie made the
hills and daes of Montgomery echo with his voice
from one extreme to The other. These are his re-
miniscences; but they constitute laures now, aud
are never referred to but with a significant moi or in
an ominus whisper. Gen. QUARLEs Is grateful and
expresses his sense Of it in very touching terms lie
has been treated with consideration in his new
home than step-children usually receive. He says
.. Their kindness has wrought Impressions upon me
which time nor change eface, and if in future
they demand my services in any capacity stand
ready to devote to the service Of my party what
e.er of ability l may possess, Farewell Gen.
QUAELLEs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-30

Was Mas. CUNNIEGHAW STRIPPED? -Tkis moot
says that he examined Eekel and SnOdgrass in a
small room, in the presence of a policeman; they
were entirely stripped; examined Mrs. Cunningham
in the in the third story, known Eckes loom;
directed tho policeman to stand in side the door
witness; lady whom did not k ow was in the room
and she remained deputy John COnnery was present;
do not know why at whose order he was present;
examined her person at his particular request that il
should be done thoroughly; examined first the upper
part Of her person, and then the lower, the portion
not under examination remaining uncovered; after
he expressed himself satisfied she voluntarily took
off her shoes and stockings she said she wished it
done thoroughly; for, said she, God Knows wish to
do everything in my power to further the develop
ment Of this murder"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-30

VRoEA.-Ths result Of the reassessuent of the
lands Of the commonwealth has been asceraned, and
is given By the Richmond Ezamiasr. It presents q
striking comment On the assertions Of some Of the
northern press about the worn out soil and decline
Of Virginia. The assessment Of 1850 made the ag-
gregae value Of thereal estate Of Virginia 1914 $780,
226. The assessment Of 1856 maks this value
1878, 42f,O95, and shows an increase of sos, 743,
s69 This last assessment has been made too, under
the influence Of doubled taxes, when combination
Of circumstances oOnspired to induce as low state
Of valuation as possible The Dispatch saysthe real
value Of the lands Of the state is nearer $4,000
600 than S875.O COO
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JAcksoN's GOLD SyUFF-Box.-The Joint Commit
tee Of the New York Aldermen and Councilmen APP
pointed TO enter into an investigation in regard TO
the proper recipient Of Gen. Jacksons snuff-box,
met ON The I'D inst. Lieutenant General Winfield
Scott was present by invitation, and advised the
Committee, in order to obtain the information wi h
regard to the bravest man from the State of New
York who served in the Mexican war; to consult by
letter the following officers Generals Quitman,
Twlggs Wool, Shields Smith, Clark and Harvey,
VINO were better ablero decide upon the matter than
he was, account OF the men being directly under
their supervision. lie would not be willing to give
an opinion without consultation with the above
named officers. He proposed direct and frank the
leaers 10 the different Generals himself, an offer
which the Committee gratefully accepted 1t is the
intention Of the Committee to make a selection of
the proper person to receive this legacy Of Gen.
Jackson after they shall have heard the opinions Of
the officers in relation to it.
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GREAT AFTERNOON SALE Of
Valua bic City Property.

N TUESDAY, Nay 18th, ] 81, on The prem sos, al ,
~ 'cOch, ?. "A VII, sell 60 The highest der, the
fol owing '. Liable city properly
-Four ol The corner % thsOu and Market streets,
-four The ,UrnUT OF jackson aud ul ego
Jwu Of lot, Cymyr Flame lItgs.
FUu LIS cOElrruI jack a1d On ny street,, Two
lots on JtcksD an" aumlIer reefs
ALoO, IhJt most IraHie property the o. Jei
CnsIry sr5o.s, KHOwn as hJ COIeJ prOyerI ,
w:
iwo large Bick Dwellings, room 10 each, and
bsaut Ia BuIuIug Lots, un } h5is1U street.
AtsU, bUauE,u the corner Of Crawford
VIHs Mos O the l1Is have nue iTOn.s
usua 20 p hs.
most earnestly invite puzzle atenu n to this sale
north part OF h5 cry bang IdJ blilg
prop, ny enhancing rapidly "a tulue-
IEkMs-Ine COut rrpeTIy Will DO sold for One-thTd
OliaJle BANK at HI. ely dals balance
eas, notes bearing interest," well secured, pa
be IN Euk, dc.
Most UI tue tier property will be sold credi Of
gar tor luteTest TIA aCOry
,unty. payable D Bank AID "a lien retaIUsI.
NUW's he tIue OaTgaIus Umn.Uuses free usual.
J l. q " q ION w.
spE30-td A Z Cberr street
y b.-eOr more particular desCr pho" Vt the property
hauu-bis. beg uH he corner o. JdCks al
MARI Ct 5r e. a. 2 O'Clhuh, (. N.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
HITHEhTJ INTRACrABLs So EvEsY FORH AND
IN EyERY sTAGE

THIS HITHEhTJ NTRACrABLs DIsS sE, FORN AMI
IN EvERY sTAGs,
CURED BY EAiEkNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DE. CAFANAtGu's PILE ,LYE
Az lii never aIt IN giving immediate resi and pos
w uvuiy curl the worst most obstinate cases d
hsmoTThDds IT FIls9 IL Is the
ONLY INtALLI5Ls KtM EDY KNOWN
here elsewhere T LIE lies he result Of YEAR
Ui patient study auu invest -Uun.
Sufferers from Plies remedy st hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure par 90 all the proprietor
claims Tor L.
Ful ui sCtOns accom- snyIng each box and ell that s
requisite strictly 70 observe them cure will sUOD
10 iuuUE.
DT. I b CAvAsAUGH, presently
Dear sir. hen / arrived the CITY few DAYS ago.
WIS suffering intensely with the piles. ueutuHed my
c0dtn To- uu. asking your advice You recommended
your Fu5 Galye SAVING would cure NE. rItd It the
effect vas Immediate and / nOE we'll / believe u
u BE- IS proved IN ms case, invaluable remedy and
sure cure tor that disease the Plies and rs such recon-
mend It 10 others.
ours truly JOHN ", HANSON, ofSt. Louis, NO
- rice 81 per COX, For Nashville 57 EWIu
Brus, hoiesale Agents, by Druggists End Dealers
generally,
DR.. T. Il, CAVAEAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
auRol-ly msioe III. L"liE No.
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THE WINE CRoP OF PORTUGAL.-The Washington
Union contains le ter dated OpOrtO, March 18th,
from which we quote:
There has been a slow but steady advance in the
prices of wines. Old wines Ports that have any
pretensions to quality have become extremely scare
and valuable and are principally Feld by few
mercantile houses, who are firm in their prices, and
who quite Indifferent about making sales at pre-
sent The disease Ofthe yiueis still progressing, and
the wine growers have little hopes Of the coming
vintage There is no doubt whatever that the pro-
duction of wine will be much less than that Of last
year and Of very inferior quality"
The writer expresses the opinion that wines Of
every description Of the produce of Portugal will
still continue to advance in price. He adds
90 have not heard Of any being otfc, ed for less
than Sl60 per pipe, and wines of medium qualify
have raLged from $50 to S25U per pipe; OLD wines
are worth from $3.50 to $500 per pipe; Lisbon old
dry, $3.50 per pipe; CaTcaveles $40 per pipe; Bu-
cellas $50 per pipe Setubal wines, in bottles from
s. to SIS per dozen. All Lisbon wines are very
scarce and holders are firm in their prices"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-30

ANOTHER NEw CoMET.-Eeutenant Maury informs
the editor of the National Integencer that another
telescope comet. discovered by Mr. Bruins, at Ber-
lin, March IS, is now visible in the north western
part Of the heavens. It is supposed to be identical
with the third coment of 1886, discovered by Bror
SEN elliptic orbit for which has been computed
by Dr. Won Galen, by which it returns to its peri
helion June 25th of the present year.
The first comet is increasing its distance from the
EARTH the second is approaching, and will be vesbe
during the whole OF May. The first is nov in
Aunges the second in Perseus,
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$500 Reward.

THOMAS STEWART escaped from the Tennessee Ppni-
i Tertiary the g da, Aprl and Is large
said convicted Il TAR eucy in the csrnIy
shelby, he 18th ul July l-.6 He j. IS of ge,
eigus 52 pounds fvr six half inches high.
4 OK hair, partN gr q se. btu eye and SKIN.
He away bl OK jeans pants checked hir pai ed
m, blue plush cap out He resents himself
having beru be- Vermont, is possible
may be ed Dy the prOvnr Ism Nav En. aud. He
bold fell and scaped III Miss ud P-n eLtary
but a shrrI time r. ms Hemphs
,ll al wsrd Of Que md ed liars Eel very
Of said trwar Ienne-s PruIIeutary Fity Dol
lar. for his Judgement Jail lhs get
RICHARD II FE,
aIrgU-tf. Agent Tennessee Pen = ntaTy,
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Mr. DALLAs.-An English paper says that there
never has been an American minister who watched
the proceedings Of parliament with an interest so
engrossing as Mr. Dallas, and then goes on to give
the following concerning Cuffee, who represents
Hayti:
There has been but one drawback to his keen
enjoyment Of the strife of parties and that is the
absurd puncmality with which the ambassador of
Hayti enters the diplomatists gallery when the ven
cradle American minister Is here, or is expected -
The Haytian is Goods image cut in ebony" and
Mr. Dallas instinct to give him the widest possible
berth and the pleasure which ally of the oolev
hair and white teeth evidently has in making the
American sensible that here in England at least they
meet on terms of social equality, supplies no little
amusement TO the haJitues Of the House"
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TuE GIT ENTGitPHIsE Is NOW OPEN
Al q CEDAR STREET,
SIGN Of VsEE NTA FLAG

HAVE JUS received direct rom h9 Easter Cities,
IS 0l \. lanes Of ~ BdITi Liter ~ aud angO4
oss; 1910 Paper auo Blank Boo SI5tUu worth
Of Jeweir, and Etchgs OUl + FarCy GuOds 10 be
disnnsed IT, and 9Th "a Is adopted in ID is
sgIs Ihi- Is LOTTERY, In Tie Every
purchaser be amount o. one collar viii be present
in git OF less vUe ihan euy-uve cents and u
70 $50 No money received trtIe gf and book .Old
Tor more than Tsg re- tail price, aud many
rrr r.ut less Ibis Is humUug, and The question 4y
rae ow this be Afforded Iae is they
bogbt most oil them for uIe-hlf their value and have
ders Ia close the stock catalogues Of The books
and pitts TO had at the store All ask is every
o GA land examine mode OF doing business, and pledge
myself ID LEI urne gO away dissatisfied
n B-TWO Auction Sales pr weyk will be made IN which
Cirs will be gwen. Conc one, come al, aud give
cal AID will altemp. TO please you all
snr3O-lf CHARLES FOX
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-30

MISSION TO FUGITIVE SLAVES IN CAEADA-There
is a society in London, the object of which is to
send missionaries among the fugitive slaves in Cana
da. At recent meeting the society was addressed
by the Earl of ShaftesPury, Hon. A. Kinnard and
others, and it was resolved to form three ladies
com itees in London solicit subscriptions to aid
in establishing several mixed schools tor whites and
blacks among the fugitive slaves in Canada. Such
a school is now in existence at London, Canada
West.
Better establish schools for the removed of the ig-
norance which belongs to the poor classes of their
own blessed country.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-30

BSg@ The heavy forests of Virginia are beginning
to attract the attention of ship builders not only in
our own country, but even in Europe. Large amounts
Of white oak yearly transported to New York
Boston, and even to Maine, from the Potomac, ork,
and James Rivers, for our mercantile marine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-30

sIoN1FIcAET.-It is fact to which perhaps should
BE- attached more or less Importance, that at an
election at Rome, n. T. the home Of Hon. 0. B.
MATTEsoS, who gained for himself rather unfa-
vOrable nOoriety last winter in connection with the
congressional corruption business, the Democrats
had victory last week by majorities varying from
three to FIVE hundred Mr. MATrEsoN, it viii be
remembered, was Black Republican, and this cleo
ton would seem to be something like reputation,
if not of his principles at least of his practices
In this connection it may also be mentioned that
the New York Express, under the head of Natural
Associations" notices that VIM H SEWARD was re
Gently guest at this unfortunate gentleman's resi-
deuce