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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK & Co,
3S Union Street.
AURORA LIGHT:

AURORA LIGHT;
Poem, By Elizabeth Barst Browning.
DR.. KANE'S ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS
In Search Of Sir John Frankliur daring The rssla
i5535i-55i being personal narrative, and eoaian.
ing an account of his important discoveries.
Plays AID Poems, By Geo. Boxer, vols l2 no.
What Can Woman Do anew volume By T. g. Arthur.
Iyors, rev Rsvsl By seweu
Prua aad I dedicated % Mn. LongfelioH b. Curiis
Dickens Novels, somplstsia So volumes.
Olms,eads Texas.
Tie American Almanac, for 1857.
OlshauseF's Commentaries, by Kendriek.
The Prince Of the House Of David.
Chambers History Of the Russian War.
Men and Times = he RsvOluHon, By Watson.
Irying's Life OF Washington, 3 vols.
Star and the Cloud or Daughters Love, BY Ros.
LonEfsilow's Poems. complete in vols, l3 mo-
WsbstoT's Private Correspondence, 9 vols. g 70.
Parleg's Rseollectous Of a Lifeline. vols, f2no.
Rmerson's Representative Men.
Emerson's English Traits.
Hugh Mnsr's England and its Psoole
Sturgeon, the modern Whitfield.
Hnisof the Sheiemac, By WathWel
Paul Fame, Novel, By y. P. Willis.
Frank FOrosier's Sporting Scenes, ehaIaeisu.
Leila; star Of MiuErolia, By Reynolds
Passion and Principle, by Mrs. Grey.
witand Wisdom Of Sydney Smith.
Memoir Of syoney Smith, By Mrs. AusIa.
ALSO,
God8y's Lady's Book for March.
Graham's Magazine Tor March, and for saisby
JOHN YORK CO.,
marl7 81 No 3 Unisa q.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

BEWARE OF BAD MoNEY.-Within wsrk or two
back there have been several impOstons PLAYED eff
on citizens in this neighboo4 by laglrg passed
upon them spurious or counterfeit paper money,
ard we call upon eli to be & littls careful We
hsve three OF these bad bills, each Fitty Dollars.
on the Marine aud Fire Insurance Bank Of the
State Of Georgia, payable ct Savannah j. OJh
stead, Cash, and Rs near IS we could make on 3,
EiU'a PQdsL0rd, Pres't-eccl bsaring date OF Jan.
1913. We believe there is 10 such bsnk in ex.
istence. but was some years sg0-the name OF
which has been changed into the "lE1rine Bunk -
These bills are evidently bad aud the circumstances
under which they were passed proves a wrong
intended Ole Cf these bills was passed upon
flst-bos,msn by some men who went into his boat
one night and wished to buy g. me potatoes. The
man said lie would take five busaeIs and han7ed
over Rty and received thirty four collars of good
money in exchange.
In the other instance o man purchs ed a horse
o. s widow lady and paid her two Of these bad
Fifty dollar bills and three dollars in good money.
The circumstances VII compel our citizsns to Be
cautious il receiving monies From what we
learn We are inclined to bllisve that there are 9
band Of these couuterfeiter5 all through this State
Georgia Alabama and Kentucky. They are
regularly organized, with a Presid,ut Secretary,
&c, and sre in regular corIespC ndsnce with each
other under fictitious name. We hear that
there is nest o. them in sons Of the upper C0un.
ties f East Tennessee. 0ndthe people are on track
Of the scanPs We trust Zoe guilty parties may
be found out and receive tae justice due their
viJlainous trsns2otious.-C Chattanooga Advertiser.
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Rr-AFr-Is-HFNT5 Gen. S. R Anderson has
been re-gppuiu,od as Postmaster az Nashville, and
General q emerJs, tho present incumbent, Mar
sbaI of Middle Tennessee. TLese gentlemen are
favorsbly SHOWN al Lc CGlces which they have
fIed fGruauy years, aud their re-sppoiu,mcut
vii Give general Satisfaction. The worthy esteem
Of fbe;r t5ilow-ctizans gained for them these sp-
Monuments at first, and by the fidelity with which
fbsv have discharged their respective duties they
are continued il clfee-Mur, NslCS.
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NEW BOOKS.

! 4" IHE ADVENTURES OF Al ROWING DIPLOMATEsT,'5
snc. y Wi.9a, author Of Ny Courisap and ia Conse-
Msiot Jones, cquEtshp sad TravsIs' viii tuenlyOus
Illustrators, ny barley. One VOL cloth.
,so1 ~ Bss see9ss IA See[gs VIA sixteen Illus
mon sgsgs AayeatureFs and Tavels,n with Seven
The Two lovers OF, a Sisters Devotion = a Domestic
StoTy by tho author Of The Twin Sster lust received y
msrchl2 HAGAN 4 BRO
Writing Ink in all size bottles lust received And ne sis
Al Manufacturer Pdesa BY BAGAN- q BIO.
nTCTCRES.-5O00 cosoTed ana TiIbo-7a56I- Ti-,77-e5
/ jast received aud for sale By HAGAN & BIO,
marehi2 Market ct.
HAGAN & BROTHERS,
BOOK SELLERS AND STATIONERs.
No. 50 MARKET, AND NO. UNION STREETS.
Nashville, Tennessee.
INVITE Merchants, Booksellers and Dealers generally
examine their stock and prices Their assvrtment com
prses afull stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
MEMORANDUM AND PASS BOOKS,
BANKERS GASES, PORT FOLIOS.
STATES AND PENCILS, STELL
AND GOLD PENS, AND
WRITING PAPER
IBoIading an varishes-Lster, Cap, Note, and Bill
PaPer- OPES-gTeas variety.
BIBLES AND TESTAMEST5,
POPULAR NEW BO0SS,
mrA UAgAN 4 BRO.
FOR APRIL.
q ODEY'S Lady Book for April, containing beautiful
~ Fashion Plates with other Cravings, for
sale By 2. BAGAN e BRO,
mar3l 80 Market and Union streets-
VNRAPPiNG pa PEEg-- 1000 bundles Al Mill prices,
w without charges for freight, 10 close.
mI2i HAGAN 81 BRO. Market and Union s..
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING!
TWELFTH ANNUAL TOUR.
Odd Fellows Hall!
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH s3sD, AND EVERY
EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
Deus Old and Original CAMPBELL MINSTRELS, IN
i der he direction MATT PSEL, the best Eihi0pean
DsneatOr Of the sEeassi=led by star performs
, For particulars bills or the day. Change Of Pro-
gramme nightly
~ Tickets 50 cents, DOOr open at o'elOek-Coneert
70 commence az ~.
march20-lE Dr.. F. A. JONES, Agent
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o. There being 20 longer any object o. urged
10 Clsrksville as the point where the Democrats
Congressional Convention shall meet, we would
suggest with the concuueGo' Of our ootemporaties
Of the UNION AND AMERICAN, that the delegates
10 tie ate Convention be authorized to tx the
time when it shall meet The Know Nothing Dis
trict Convention assemblies here en- the l4th, which
is the day before the assembling Of our State Con.
vention CLARK. JET
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pEwoCRATIo MEETINa III CoFFER

large and respectable number Of the Democrats Of
Ccf.e county met at he Court hcule in Manchester
the 22d day Of February, 1857 and o. mJOn the Hor
R. W. CASEY was elected rs Chairman and s n BURGER
Secretary. WhereupoB The Chairman in few brief re-
marks explained the te Of The meeting to be to kppont
delegates to attend convention to nominate esndidats
for Congress- candidate for the Senate in the State Leg
i.laurs and Representative to the State Legislature.
When OF motion the Chairman appointed as a commit
te9 to draf suitable resolutions john g. Farrar Pierce
B. Anderson Isaac NJ Wikerson, c. C. Brewer and vii.
lisBlantoa Whoaer short retirement presented the fol-
Living resolutions:
Whereas Inc time is approaching wlen he citizens Of
this county will be called upon oseeos member 70 Con-
grsss msmbsr to ths Senate in the Stse Legislature
aod Representative to the State legislature and where
as, We have full confidence in the patriotism, ntell
gsrce and gent Of The Democratic party in this Con
gressi nl district ard whereas we believe that tue De.
mocrscy will as on IL former ooo sons fully display h.r
patriotism Intelligence and judgment in selecting sreh
70 representation IN the American Congress and State
legislature, win add honor 10 Esmselves aud RIFE u
honor upon their cons uenia and who will aso represent
them with that ability and zeal and display that moderation
that should chsraeerzs he American Statesman;
and Wherezs the motto Of the Democratic party IS
union there il strength: Therefore,
EesoIged That the Chairman Of this meeting 81 point
two delegates from each district IN the county represent
in convention TO be held BY The Democracy Ct This
Congressional district at such time and place may Re
agreed upon flr the purpose Of nominating candidle
for Congress- and taat said delegates ascertain the sho
Of eiy respective districts Rspres NATIVE in sress
and that they represent the sill of the nsj9y in said
convention.
Bes9lesd That tho Chairman sppOnt sx egaes rom
e-ch district in the oosntY t. represent in convention
to BE- held by the Democracy # III Senatorial and Repre-
sentative district al such te aud place as may be aered
upon for the purpose Of nominating candidates for sen3or
and representative in ;he next State Legislature
g Rso'ved That each Of hs couses in all The said con-
FBon to shich delegates sFPoiltei at this setirg
eueI TO vote in said convention, according to their
nuner.ca, strength.
so'JSd Th1: this meeting recommend tbs. tie Cen
ss5onsl n7entoa Be h.ld al SnhTile IN the county
Of DeKab Thursday, the 8Oh day Of April; that the
Seaatra' eonveB ton be held at Meiunvie in the cou1
81 cf Warren Tuesday, the 2sh Of April ard that the
Representative convention be held at Al amon in the
couaty Of Grundy, Friday, he 24h Of april; which
resolutions Bere On motion unanimously adopted
The Chairman then Applied delegates to The Cor
| greqsis n a cqn ven lion
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Medical Society.

THE twentyeghth annual session rhe Tennessee Msd-
L cal Society will meet the FIREMAN'S HALL, on Coll
ege street n the city OF Nashville On the first MONDAY IN
AFRIL-
ia win be remembered that the President made Il The duty
Of each member Of this Society 70 read paper soms me1
cal subject or rep0rra case % The next meeting.
march20-td. w p. JONES, Rec. See'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, ND
EXTRA CLASS 4,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd thursday, April 30, 1857
SPLENDID sCnEMa.

$40 prizes amounting 70. slO2 900
Whole Tickets so; Halves SO; Quarters S..
Please address ali orders IckeisiB above Magnih
cent scheme, to Il. a. HUBBARD g. CO,
No. 80 Fayeus ct, or Box No 40, Baltimore, Nd.
III 7. H. Hubbard Co, authorized Agents 10 IN
ali orders for Tickets in the Maryland Lotteries.
mrh2I--l R FRANCE & co.
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bSr Ir W4EEE, Of R9gcrsriIe, Tenn, has
been appointed Indian Agent for one Of the Wes-
tern Territories.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

E~ We observe from the Geographic Dispatch
es that the opposition to Gov. GEARr proceads
FROM Pennsylvania, and that Karsas has no: yet
spoken o. tho suffice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

Rer. Mar TAYLoE.-UUr l&tsat adgicss are that
this Gentleman VII, most likely, be the know
nothing candidate for Governor Such is the i'm
preston ct The more knowing ones.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

"FCEuCE INFLUEEcE. a correspondent Of the
Bqau5r call Oh Col STALKER, Of Sumuer, to lie
conc candidate fer theS Safe Ssna.e." he says
Jbat " Col. srAIEaa is Segta5naa BY birth, but
fully Identified with the" krow-aotbing party.
Foreigners make TIE most perfect know-Eothings
always Aud We trust thst, with a view 10 per-
fec the society, the foreigners in it viii all receive
q Ike raRE-a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
100000 DOLLARS!
Maryland Lottery
ON THE HAV ANA PLAN.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd, on
THURSDAY, APRIL b, 1857.
r. FRANCE s. CO., Manager.

DRAWINGS conducted under the supern.endencs Of tho
- State Lottery Commissioner.
Capital PriZe!-IOg Prizes OF O00 each Lowest
Prize il the Lottery SlG0-Whol5 Tickets $50.
This the most Magnificent Scheme ever dawn IN The
United States Only 30 900 Tickets all OF which are printed
oIIoWg SOO0 Ga Whole 1ckets-5 600 in Half tickets
10000 in QUARTER Hcksts-lOO 0O ia Eighth Tickets.
As ali these Tickets viii dOubs Be sold BY the day OF
Drawing persons distance will forward their orders
possible.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

son Of the Supreme Court at leigh. It's point
appears to be, shat the freesoil fanatics dsnoancs
the decision ss wrong are therefore them
selves wronp; that the democrats assert it to be
right and arc therefore wrong; while the know
nothinEs say nothing enc way CT the ether, and
ave Therefore right. TO use the expressive and
original Tensrc Of ths boy whea be split the cider
-" comment IS unnecessary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

Hoy. JcEs BELL.-Wo learn from reliable au.
tLo.ity thatthis gentleman designs csnyassng tie
State during the approaching summer. We hope
the honorable Senator will not refuse to divide
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NaShViIIeaiumbePYard
J. c. BARBER,

DEALER IN LUMBER, SHINGLES, AND
BOARDS,
HAVE now on hand large lot Of Cedar, yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank,
Joist Scantng Square Cedar, Cedar Plank gnd Poplar
Shingles. Five Mills cutting Popla and Cedar, ore
dressing Poplar, and Yellow Pine Flooring One Shin
gle Machine. making No. Poplar Shingles. All in constant
operation. supply any quantity Of Lumber Shingles
the shortest notice. and az the lowest prices for the cas
Leave your orders for prompt attention with
mGT22 J. &. DARDEN,
a Nashville Lumber Yard. No. III Broadway.
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20 Ia obedience 10 what We Goa leive is DOB.
U'ar sent mect on the sUtjsct, We have taken our
stand Ter Contention, aud we ara not TO be- :" shH-
ken from cur position by The clsmoriag Of the
sell construed rsgeEcy" IN Morfrees5cro.-
Lebanon Herald
If The editor Of the Herald viii only stick to
the stand which he has taken until his friend,
Dir. HA1rov. gels to Congress- it will 10; be long
until he is known throughout the country as the
st1ndt7g c7r5iE1is Mark that
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
EARGE ARRIVAL OF QUEENSWARE,
GLASS WARE, sc.

rE ub7ber takes pleasure in informing The public and
the Ladies EsFEcrA1LY thRt Mr.. J. BADGES Just re-
eisT NE arvs stock OF Goods. Among which will Be found
some fns Dining Sets, &c. BENZ +. SHIELDS,
marchl2-1 Ao.aS kuDA re-
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~ Some malicious w5g has been " nora.iug 3"
It through Rutherford county that every time MIR.
HAErcE ,skes snuff lie edhos Of Lebanon Herald
s1eezss. We were loath 70 credit arsport 90 de.
rogst1ry TO the reputation Of respected contem-
poragy, a1d are pleased 10 find tlo following en-
phst.c conradci7n Of the charge:
We understand !. is being reported about par
ticUl7rly N Ruh1rgr3 county. that aI the articles
that L5ve appeared in the Herald in reference TO
tbe cluids.o Tor Congress in III 5 District were
either written or prompted by Mr.. Hatton,-thst
sse are bis tool and that every time he takes snuff
We sueez3 We desire 10 give lat contradiction
70 this report.
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"a Pr ATF0RM BEE a.
HIVE. ~
PATENTED BY SYLVEsTER DAVIS,


THIS Hive has taken the rst premiums at the State and
County Fairs in New hampshire, Massachusetts,, Yer
mont, Indiana, and Ohio, in the Fall Of 1854.
With this Hive any may keep bees with perfect safety
and success, since all difficulty and uncertainty entirely
removed.
The Bees may be made TO Swarm from more hives,
may be conducted into any number Of hives without
swsFming, and Sill have foil supply Of Queens.
The Bees entirely protected from the Bee Moth and
other hich annoy and ruin the This war
managed according 10 the directions which given
in the book.
The Bees have opportunity exercise in the Spring,
and clear filth from their hives, without flying out 70 die
the
The filth any time be removed from the hives with
out disturbing the Bees.
The transerredas often necessary to give
them new comb, and without killing them
ltpTevents all possibility OF rObbing, while feeding.
1t thoroughly ventilated throughout hives
honey boxes, and chambers.
TIE work and progress Of the Bees may be the
hives, hose y-bOxes and feed-drawers.
Dssct and County Rights for sale in the State OF Iennes
with Books, Bill Of Feed 60 giving full directions for
making the Hive and managing the Bees.
AIleuers and communications 10 be addressed 10
HIRAM CHANCE,
JOHN BENTLEY,
marl1-wImE Nashville, Tenn.
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Glass IS, 20 be drawn at CoNcEHT Hall, Macon, Ca,
- uHder the sworn Superntendencs Of Col. Geo. N. Lo
gan and ". C.. Anderson, Esq., on SATURDAY, MARCH
Dl
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY!
Savannahs Georgia,
On the Havana Plan

JASPER COUNTY A CADEHY LOTTERY;
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
~ This Lottery has only Fifteen thousand Numbers
less than any Lottery in the Worldl
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEWEl
TO be drawn in public, at Macon, Georgia, under the
sworn superineRdsnce Of Col Geo. NJ Logan and U. w.
Anderson, Esq.
EVERY SATURDAY IN MARCH AND APRIL, 1887
1900 NUMBERS.
CAPITAL PRIZE S5.0OO-PRIZES PAYABLE WITH.
OUT DEDUCTION
Class IT, March 2sti Class Is March 25th; Glass 10,
April 4th; Glass %, April lltb; Class q,
April 18Th; Class y, April Is tn
SCHEME
Prize oI......-.. -......s.....ss...s $1,000
1 ." .s..s....sss. .ss-.s.-.s....-s. l,5O0
... " ...........-.---s.s..... 1000
=" ...s........s...s,..s.. .sss-....... l,OU0
.........-.. SEQ are........... 1900
80 " ............ 100 are.......... 500
100 ............ so ars.......... 5000
1875 ...--.............l6 ars.......... $4,000
1857 Prizes, amounting $4,000
~ Tickets 80; Halves, IS; Quarters, 30 so.
1y Certificates Of Packages Of Ten Tickets, are sold
a the following rates. which the risk 10 whole Tcksts
$50 10 hals tickets $780, 10 quarter tickets SIS 90.
f3 Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken at par. Checks
on New York reIaitted for prizes
~ Address Orders for Tcksts or Certificates cf Pack
ages Of Tickets 10 JAMES F. WINTER Manager,
Mac9n or savannah Georgia
mJrch2O-tE o. ii. WINTER.
- Extra Class X Large Scheme draws May 18th,
1557-39OCO Numbers-CaPital $4,000
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GaPdmGP Wanted.

A GOOD VEGETABLE GARDNER can get ompoymsni
"A for the season by applying this Office Good
ecOmmendsti0ns required. fsbzo-tf.
LUMBER,
A GOOD lot Of Jois scantng, and two inch Plank On
- hands cheap for cash. good lot Of Boards and Poplar
Shingles Be delivsredin a days those wanting
Them hiy Mil is cutting daily Agent for other Ms.
viii pay particular attention 10 all orders. Call 1t nc
Savings lnstitou and leave your orders you wish hen
hled. fn0v251 j. 6. DARDEE
NO. 1 NEGRO MAN FOX SALE.
NEGRO Of superior qualities, either i0F % am
IA or FOR family USE and truEty about 90 years Of
age can be had moderate BY Immediate appcs-
sion TO JANIS q HARRISON.
march1f-G Cedar ufrsrt
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No. / NEGRO NAN FOR SALE
Powder Powder

JUST received in Magazine and Tor sale, 1000 ksE
- half kegs 500 quart kegs Dupont celebrated Rife P1Hdar
b. a. & Is. y. CHEATHAM, Agent
mrh1l--H for ihs ManufactuIoFI.
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grsssisnai convention :

Ist. DIST. John II Llwrence and james u Carlisle
ID. do 3 Moore and a Max veil
50. do Joseph Walker ana ia. IS Ishar.
h. do RO5t Wilson and Jas p Daniel.
9Th. do IL W Cgirol and \ Barton.
9Th. do J ckssu and c Brewer.
Tgh. 90 SAMUEL hus!Ul ana " W May.
Sth. do Y j FaTrar Rad John Charles.
9ih. do CoulsOn and John George
l0h do James Daruell and G K Campbell.
]lth. DO p TaJnas and I l. taryis
lstb. d. p Il Price snd n Wiksrson.
46Ih. do 7 Anderson md EnOchs.
Ihs Chairman also appointed delegates to the sera
tJral and Representative conventions, from
Isl Dist. Norton, J5ha 4 Lawr5ncs, C Msssick,
N Calls e. G Aessics aud Needhsm Jer1Igau.
q. IhUs N uitsrsOn, Maxwell, Z Moore Smith
Caruey A Downing and Eli Eaton.
81 Walker Keel Jos Isham, s " Hail. J R
Baily and jos Handy.
Am. John FlIef, J N BucsaIoo. Robt Wilson. P
Daniel, l. AonJgoneTg and i Iceland.
5th. II W Carroll, W q Calhoun @ Bcwden q L
Barton and F ii ! ell, Esq
9th. 4 Jacks G Brewer, J GARDEN, JUS Eesl,
5 q Croker and ID smith.
tn. Saml Austcll W W aay Phillip, Wyatt
Layue, GeUge Miller ard N Howe
s;h. Q A FsrTar, John Charles, John Townsend
Meadows, l. COTneiison and John Wintcn
Ssh. Coulson, g Br-ly J a George 4 Ogl,s, Il Gun
Egham and J McMahzu
IUth James Darnel Il Fletcher David Simpson, E
Brown, David Tucker and & Campbell
llth g CrownOver, J Thomas Z Price J s L Far.
ris, f Reynolds and 7 p Steven
18Th e " Chapman " Johnston, W C Wilkerson
Il Pncs, P Z Ne7Ili and il Wukerson.
. 18th Anderson, 4 Z EIOels " G Morg n c c
Carter, James Jones ana l. W Marbury.
On motion The Chairman and Secretary we're added as
delegates to all Of sad conventions
Aud motion the Secretary was dre5ted to furDs1 the
UNOS AND AMERICAN coPyOf these proceedings for pull
lection.
On motion the meeting adjourned sine die.
R. W. CAsEI Chairman
s. N. BERGER Secretary.
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BLANK BOOKS.
LBDGERs, journals, Day Books, Cash Rocks, IaTslss
Books, Check Books Note Papsr Envelopes Ink Sold and
Steel Pens, Inkstands, Pencils. Just received By
mrhl7 JOHN YORK & CO.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NJ. BRIEN&M. NJ. BRIEN, il.
Attorneys at Law,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
OFFICE, NO. A. wEsT-sIDE CHERRY STREET,

UFFILEt NO. n WEsI-oIU. CHEHAT bIhEsI1
COOPER'S BUILDING,
Formerly occupied BY Ed. EWinEJ
HAVE taken in cOpartnership n. n. BEsnE, JF,
In the practice OF Law Gu all the OF Davidson county
One or both generally be i0uEd 10 the OGcs Prompt
and especial attention given 90 securing and collecting all
claims, money al ways ready When collected have
constantly and regularly In my profession In the
Mountain District for the lasI 20 years. and viii continue
attend 70 and collecting claims intrusted
I'm the counties Of Cannon Dskab, White, Fanres8 over
ton Putnam, and Jackson. have general acquaintance
with the merchants and business 10 those Counties The
merchants Of Nashville and n other places might Ind &c
their interest 10 confer with in re aton thereto
refer any and all persons who know or ny ability
and prompt attention 20 business.
marchI7-'57-ly. MANSON NJ. BRIEN.
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OPENING DAY!
Monday, March 23d.
MRS. :. BARTER,
FORMERLY
MISS c. MCCLOSKEY,

HAVE Just arrived from ths East with full assortment
OF the latest styles Of French and English Millinery Good
and respectfully invite the attention Of the Ladies' OF Nash
vile and vicinity 20 call and examine my Stock viii b
happy my old customers and pains viii be spared
In end5avOnng 20 please. Remember my motto: Quick
sales and light pro1s D0H'i forget 90 give call az
No % Union street, Up Stairs, nearly opposite Canp5ela
Buildings. lmarch19--daE.
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NJ LUraER PATTsRsoN, Secretary.
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sINATs CHAMBER. Ms1cl u. 1857
Gestlemea: Your e1er dated this day ives
hsnded to m this moru-ug by Gen Rusk / con-
sent TO the proposition submitted by you for the
Termination Of the psrso al dific lily between
Gen Davis srd myself
Very respectfully, ycur obsjient servant,
r ToeWBs
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