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\ Splendid Improved Farm

q
INOR SALE.-TllAT LARGE AND NALuA-
i bic Farm of about 800 acres. known as "the
Nathan Rice Farm situated in the town of Coches.
ter, Chittenden County, Vt, but Of late owned aud
conducted by the late Hon. Alvan Foote of Bur
lngton, consisting Of choice lntervale, highly
improved upland and sufficient wood and timber
land, to make il Of the most desirable farms in
the state. Locality very desirable. being distant
one aud a half miles from the Depot Of the Vt, Z.
h. at Wnooski Falls and but two miles from
the UniYe sity Building at Burlington /. well
calculated for the cultivation Of stock or the bust
ness OF Dairyman its products at all times ac-
cessible to u market for cash.
Amy persons DESTROYS Of locating themselves in
this business pleasantly and probably can find an
opportunity by application to either Of the under
signed. Terms easy, and a large portion of pur-
chase money can remain on mortgage if desired.
Dwellings, Barns, outbuildings and fences in
good order. HORACE l., MOORE, Burlington. Vt
CliAS. r. FOOTE, Boston, Mass.
GEO, FO0TE, Detroit, Mich.
February, 1857. dlw6w35mG
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G. G. BenediC
M. OStheim,

Commissioner for the State of New York ONCE,
Free Press Rooms, Burlington, Vermont.
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Wales 4 Taft.

ATTORNEYS and Counselors at Law. Office in Town
Hail. Burlington, VT.
T. F. WALES. RUSSELL s. TAFT.
January !, 1857. d&wtf
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New Dictionary,

nv EBSTERS COUNTING HOUSE AND FAM
w Jig Dictionary, just published by Mason
Brothers, and for sale at the Church Street Book
Store by L. A. FULLER.
Feb 20, 1867
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E1urs! EIurS EUrs!!!

LARGE AND ELEGANT NTOCK OFNEU
FAIL AND WINTER GOOpS,
Al " Allen T. Co.'S Fashionable, Hat, Cap and Fu,
Store, Burlington, Vermont.
4 4 co. RESPECTFULLY ASSURE TIE PUB.
IA lie that their preparations for the FaH and
Hmtp Irddt have been made ON liberal and cx-
tended scale, both in variety and extent OF assor-
ment.
This stock comprises everything that ID Uor , .o1
rare and desirable, in the way OF
Hats. Caps and EurS,
the different departments Of, Ladtcs' Dys,S EUs
Fur Goats, Caps, Gloves ana Muflcrs, Buck Gloves
and Mittens,a large variety Of Gents Fancy Gloves
Buffalo and Fancy Sleigh Robes llats, zap, iruuAs,
Travelling Bags, Nalises and Umbrellas, $40 i,.il
and complete, offering inducements to citizeu5 az
well as strangers visiting burlington, not to be
found elsewhere in this part If the country.
war goods having been manufactured and lur-
chased at the best possible advantage they and
will be offered at Low PRICES.
Confident that our stock is worthy the attention
purchasers, we solicit an examination Of goods
ad prices.
N.D.-Any goods in ourlin made or repaired to
order
Cash and the highest price paid for prime SHIP.
PlNd fUkS. noy3d6wu
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John B, Wheeler.

Red Estate Ageat, Town lIallBurlington,V Par
hcular attention given tothe purchaseand ale
of Real Estate the investigation of Land Titles,
Leasing, Collecting Rents ,Insuring Paying Tax
es, &C., &C., &c. d4wtf
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The state House Lost. but Il
Triumph Achicyed!!

hstUuhIbh NChItVeu
M It'll DUE DEFERENCET TO THE WISDOM
w of the Legislation Of our State, we fear
that the result of the recent Session will be look.
ed upon at home, as a stupendous blundcr, and
abroad, as a Capital joke Although Burlington
laments that her noble State has by legislative
act prevented the location Of her Capitol upon the
most pleasant commanding, healthy and convent.
ent site to be found within her borders, yet she
has clearly proved to doubling friends and Jealous
opponents, that she can live rthom the State
House and though she is not honored with the
title OF Capital or City, she stands, and will con
tlnue to stand alone and unrivaled, the pride of
vermont, aud the admiration of the land and
henceioTth her course will be onward and upward
in spite Of all opposition, striking evidence of
the prosperity of burlington, is the unbounded
success the BEE HIVE, and its proprietors
take this opportunity to return their sincere
thanks to its Patrons, and pledge themselves to
use their utmost endeavors to merit their favor
and patronage in future. In conclusion we in
vlte all to examine large aud choice assortment
Of SPRiNG GOODS, which We are selling al
u"y tow PTlceS. More auon.
N. PECK JR,, 4 co.
Burlington, March II. 1857. d6w
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AL the genuine medicine bears the fac smile Ut
T.. V. X. COVENTRY & co the outside wraupsr
Principle ONCE and Depot. 50 GENESEE
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We, the undersigned, have received the formula,
for preparing "Bach Anne rican Compound" and as
far we have tested it, can recommend its general
a tonic and Alternative Medicine, to remove
vtiated lIumors Of the Blood, and peculiarly adap-
ted to Females suffering from Leucorrhoea, (Whtes)
and to those whose constitutions enfeebled from
Intermittent Fever. JOSEPH NJ. MORRIS, NJ. b
r.rIr
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70 avoid fractions, s. may, rcmitted for
Blaekwood, for which we will forward that work for
both years, posi- pa.d.
n. B.-The price in Great Britain of the five
Periodicals above named is about S3l per annum.
As We shall never again be likely to offer hines
inducements as those here presented.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
~ Remittances must, in all cases, be made d.
Tsti 10 the PHih'hfrs, for at these prices commits
sion can be allowed to Agents Address,
LEONARD SCOTT co,
Get 23dkwtf No. 81 Gold street New York
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Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER,
o.,o,;o,, o,J A,oI,t;ooI cba,,;s, oy-or NJ !.

PRICE % Chs Box. FIVE BOXES TOR u.
SOLD BY
By T. A. Peck, q. W. Allen, and A.C. Spear, in
Burlington, Mcssrs. Simouds, Shelburnc, A. Il. 81
monds, Wiliston, L. Alexander, Charlotte, II. \.
Hodges, Richmond, l., Dixon & Co., Milton, and
How & Spaulding, JcIich
oct. II. 1855. d&wly
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Thermometers

nF THE BEST QUALITY, AND CORRECT,
~ suitable for this weather and very cheap at
No, Bank Block, BRINsMAID& HILDRRTH
Dee 10.
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NEmHrvgsss=s.ssEY 80 MI
Rutland & Burlington r. r.

NEW HNNffNuE N1EN . -
an ANDi AFTER MARCH I'd 1857, TRAINS
~ will run as follows:
Leave Burlington, s.55 A. NJ. and G.l5 P. M,
Arrive at Rutland, 1900 {" and $50 " "
Arr at Bellows Falls $50 2. NJ. SIP A. NJ.
Leave 1890 "a $50 I. NJ
Leave Rutland, 3.l6 " e" d" 600 A. NJ.
Arrive at Burlington Clio s.55 ="
At Burlington, trains connect with trains of the
Vermont Central road at Rutland, with trims
for Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga Springs,
Schenectady and tho West--at Bellows Falls with
trains of the Cheshire Road for Fitchburg, Wor-
cester, Lowell and Boston-Vermont Valley Road,
for Brattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven and New York-and with Sullivan Road,
for Windsor, White River Junction, and White
Mountains E. A. CHAPLIN. Supt.
Feb. Is, 1857. d&wtf
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LNOR SALE.--The Schooner b, A. Smith, and
the Canal Boat Ozima. Payments / cash
down and the balance one and two years with
interest.
s. II. 4 J. q. WITHERBEE.
Port Henry, March 9th, 1857. dGwGw
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600
PROCLAMATION.
TO THE INHABITANTS OF
nITnUUNETnN Avn THE ST

TO THE INHABITANTS OF
BURLINGTON AND THE STATE.
propose to cure, almost nstentaneOusly, Judi
viduals afflicted with Headache, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Paralysis. Asthma, Piles, Gout. Fell
ons, Swellings of all kinds, Cramps Deafness, and
all Bronchial Affections and some other cases
that have treated successfully.
propose to check, and eiiectually dissipate,
more Aches and Pain than can be effected by any
other. or all other methods of medical aid in the
same space of time, the masses themselves being
Judges.
do not propose to cure every disease, only a
certain class named in my directions. My Elec-
trio Oil operates on chemical and electric prnci-
pies, and is therefore applicable to the cure,
tural restoration of any organic arrangements
agisng from an improper circulation Of Neryo-
Vital Fluid.
want the masses to join in this mattor-the
we'll and the sick because, if these things are So
are all alike interested. Tho cures made by
A. SMITHS
ELECTRIC OIL
are so nearly miraculous, so wonderful and initan
tancous, so satisfactory and mitigating of human
ILL., as to call upon public missionaries. and those
having charge ofthe sick and suffering, to look
into the we'll attested merits, the simple effcsca-
cy of this electric Oil"
| will forfeit 500 if the Electric Oil, sold at
the corner Of Walnut and sth Streets, Philadel-
phia, fails to cure single case of Rheumatism.
OF pains in the Bank or Limbs, Piles, Sores, or
Burns, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Breast Sore Nip
pies Felons, stiffness in the Joints Neck or Palpi-
tation. To remove all soreness and swelngs in
from to 20 minutes, if applied to any patient.
male or female. in the almshouse, or any public
institution in the city.
ROME REMARKABLE CURES.
Fred L, Smith, Druggist of Montpelier, has sold
over $50 at retail in single day, and says it has
neverf allied to cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, de.
DR.. Furbush Dentist, Montpelier, was cured Of
Rheumatism.
Mrs, VIM, Rogers, Mortified, entirely cured Of
Neuralgia.
Mrs Bailey of Berlin, cured Of severe sick head
ache of years standing.
Mr.. Atwood OF Royalton, perfectly cured Of in
aammatory Rheumatism.
A Gentleman in Bethel cured Of Piles.
Mr.. Stevens Of Il. Montpelier, cured Of Rheu-
matsm.
Within 20 miles of Montpelier | can furnish So
persons who have been entirely cured Of these
very distressing complaints.
FRED L. SMITH
Fred. Z. Smith. Druggist, Montpelier, VI,
Wholesale and retail agent, to whom all orders
must be addressed, sold by f. 4 II, T. Reyes,
Newbury Foster Grow, Chelsea j. c. Bing-
ham. st. Johnsbury q. Il. Prichard, bradford:
n. B.-Large bottles ten times cheapest
To MeTchants.-Agents wanted in every town
to sell Smiths ELECTRIC OIL" apply to
Fred Il. Smith, General Agent Montpelier,
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Oliver Sxynjn'S Estate

STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable the
District of Chitenden, s.. Probate Court for the
District of Chittenden, To all persons interested in
the estate of Oliver Swain late of Colchester, in
said District, deceased, GREETING.
Whereas, said Court hath assigned the 30th day
of March, A. D., 1857 for the settlement of the
administration account of Marcus Swain admin
istraor OF the estate of said deceased, and order
ed that public notice thereof be given to all per-
sons interested in said estate, by publishing this
order three weeks successfully previous to the day
assigned, in the Burlington Free Press, news
paper printed in Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned, then and there to contest the allow
ancc of said account, if you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 9th day of March,
A. D., 1857.
w37w3 W. II. FRENCH, Judg,.
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Removal, Removal.

I RUST HAS REMOVED HIS MUSIC STORE
-. to No. 8, Bank Block, door East
of the Farmers Mechanics Bank, where he has
complete assortment Of Musical Merchandise, and
oil goods pertaining to his branch Of business.
large assortment of Piano Fortes from the man
ufactorics OF Chckering, Woodward 4 Brown. and
Brown Allen, whose instruments are well known
to be superior to any others manufactured in this
country.
Seraphines and Melodeons, manufactured by
Prince Co Buffalo, and Carhart g. Needham, New
York, of all sizes and patterns, and every instru-
ment warranted.
Shea Nasic.-Morc than Ten Thousand Pieces
now on hand, and all new pieces of Music received
soon as published. Glee Books and Church Mu-
sic Books Of every description.
Mr. RUST will sell all articles as low as those OF
the same quality can be obtained in any city, and a
liberal discount made to Teachers and those who
buy to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare effort to keep complete
assortment Of all articles usually kept in n Music
Store, and by constant personal attention to his
business, hopes to see in his new and commodtou'
store, ALL OF MS OLD and many NEW customers
arlington, July 5, 1856. w3wu
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Rev, j. L, KING, A. NJ, Principal Faculty
1wenfy Professors and Itach0s Superb Brick
Buildings, located on Saratoga h. r. Separate
Departments for Ladies and Gentlemen. piplo-
mas awarded to graduates.
N S3O.4O, in advance, pays for Board and
Common English, per term Of IA weeks Spring
term begins March 90. Apply to the Principal
Fort Edward Institute, N, Y. w35 d1wly
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Albert G., Strong,

hEALER IN BURLINGTON WAGON AXLES,
DCanada Plates Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Tin
Plates, Mill and Circular Saws and Mechanics
Tools. Also, Heavy aud Sh5f Hardware. Nails
Iron, Glass, Paints Oils Vnrnishes, Anvils, Vices,
Sheet Iron, Iron Wire, Brass, Zinc, Copper, Ear
Lead, Ban Tin, Chains, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Files.
Round, Square, Octagon and Flat, Cast steel,
House Trimmings, Carriage and Tire Bolts, Sad
dlery and Carriage Trimmings, Wagon Springs,
Spring Steel, &C., &c.
UurIipytnu
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EMOVAL.-II BURNETT HAS REMOVED
IA his GLAZIER'S SHOP to the Old Post Office
Building, on the West side of the Square, where he
will be happy to wait on his customers, as usual,
Sash, American and French Glass always on hand
and for sale, by the box or single light. Glass cut
to any shape and size and set in the best styles All
orders promptly attended to.
Burlington, April az 1856. wly
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1 TON NORTHERN CLOVER SEED JUST
l received and for sale by
ieb.2l VAN SICKLEN 4 MALkEE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13

w- The celebrated PEAK FANNY make their
first appearance in Nashville on Monday evening
NIX. They are troupe cf high standing, aud
an unboundsd reputation in their profession
throughout The States and anada. The unlim-
tied SUCCESS they have met with through their
late Western tour, is guarantee fer their abilities
We understand that two thousand tickets were
sold for their 6rst entertainment recently in Gin
cinnad and We can but expect that they will meet
with the same success h.re as they OTen at reduced
prices. Their first entertainment cones of at
Odi Fellows Hall, on Monday evening next
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13
Correspondence Of the Q. s. Gazette
nnRRuPTInN IN cnNnprsa

Although the House Of Representatives was
prompt and quiet in putting through the bill for in
crease of compensation, much misglVing is now ex.
press d, since that point has been gained if the
zeal will be ali corresponding in considering the
proposed amendments cutting off mileage The
selfshuess prevailing here has become absolutely
revolving. When members will sell advantageous
seats and retire to the outer circle; when they viii
fob the allowance made fer newspapers and sta
tioReEy, and crib from the committee rooms to
which they are assigned, they will hardly hesitate
st larger dealings equally vensl. Such practices
are common and they have become 8 by-word, it
IS said, among the purleus Of the metropolis. 1t
Is only surprising, with the notoTiety which has
been attained, that respectable men will consent to
SIT on an equality with sbarpers who have become
50 VIGOROUSLY prof gate
Much interest has been expressed concerning
the probable movements il regard to the Pacific
Railroad scheme, particularly as it is believed to
involve the largest speculation ever submitted to
Congress. The whole scheme is nothing more or
Hess than mammoth job, which has been parcel
led out in both houses of Congress, lust ike the
railroad grants at the last session, when millions
Of acres were whirled through the halls CT legisa-
tor, without whisper Of dissent, because the way
hid en- paved with more substantial material
than good Intenuon7. 1t is understood that the
msUager5 Of tie Minnesota bill, who were check.
m6teu through a detected fraud two years ago, are
IN open arms against the Pacific bill for the very
simple reason that the later modestly proposes to
appropriate s The public land il that territory
Hence thee will be a sharp struggle for prece-
dence, and the Minnesota peope have tbres,e ned
to expose The shortcomings Of their rivals on the
hJor. A falling out Of this sort would have most
beLedciAl tendency, and would at least exhibit to
the gaze OF the ord system Of corruption which
is daily undermining cur Institutions and which
. 10, hi 6 IL IL
sectional agitation that is really used as an element
OF power Ia attaining these selfish ends.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13

LgUIvLLE AND NASHVILLE RAuRoAD.-It will
be- seen from The following letter of Gov. Helm
Tia. arrangements have been made for the pay
meat Of arraaages Of interest and the interest for
so and also to increase the sinking fund for the
.t0ats Dayme.t Of the principal Of the bonds
gwen nv Davidson county, tenn to the Louisville
aalN-sav.Ie Railroad. a proposi,ip n has also
been made for the r,damption by taxation of
$4,000 IF these bonds in two years:
IgtFs EIl5-s Of the Louisville Journal.
NASHVILLE an. 3, 1857.
GENTLEMEN: l made application to the county
Rur, Davidson county for levy 10 meet the
rte- 81 0n arrears on the county bonds to the
Lnri.vIIo aud Nashville Rai.rOaI, as well Gs 8
levy o one per cent for two years 10 20 iato their
sueIlg t8ud e. redeem these bonds, and also a
levy Tor TIE year leoI for interest and one per
cent for lha, year i an grsG6sd to be able to
announce, that though the court consisted of about
3D. y members, there was not single dissenting
voice.
4 a-111-i,ion wss also made that the Court
saa.li redeem ty taxation 100000 Of the bonds
10 Two years Inc proposition was most favlrR-
tyr,cnvea, bu. it was thought best to postpone
DC uli April, with a view u CgnsU.t the people,
winch l tlI-k Is proper. This community is bsGr.
ING heavy tax Tor ral-Cai purposes; and, though
there is vast amount of wealth here. taXstloa Ia
somewhat severe.
As my communication to The UNION AND AMER
lcAN appeared u your paper rs al &c. # Justice TO
this community, aud especially 70 { memte-s Of
tie court individually and collectively, hope you
viii publish this
There IS being manifested here lively interest
for this great road. Respectfully,
JOHN L. HELM, Pr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13
NY EARLY LOVE.
By wAD5WCRTH

Il was an ardent bOyish love,
That faded out, as life grew older,
Ny heart fed TO her like q dove,
and lighted on her beauteOUS shoulder
Or slipped the honey from her lips,
Grin her eyes found heavenly graceE-
loved her TO her finger Ups
loved her very foot print traces.
Her features wore a rapJurOus charm,
Her smile made all within me fuller;
In rounded beauty was her arm,
lleF little hand was al as butter,
No WOnuer that loved her so,
But she was false as she was pretty,
ana soon she sacked her little beau,
And took big one from the city.
I caught him Out one gloomy night
Twas one Of loves EXTREMIST phases
] aggravated him 20 fight,
But oh he lETruped me like blsZesl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13
TIE NIGHT OF LOVE

The night unto my soul has come,
The OveTshadOWing night;
Like a bird returning TO its home,
From weary fight;
My love returns unto Its nest,
And vanity tells my aching breast
To be At rest.
There is no star OfpTomise in the sky
Not one inspiring star
OF hope or better destiny
Cleans fIom afar-
Ny love must keep within its nest,
The night we're dark and II were best
To be arrest.
The moon Of faith in clouds has set
No hope-star beams above
This heart must study 10 forget,
Learn not 70 love
My love must keep within its nest,
Too sacred fora maiden's Jest
There let IL rest.
The night upon my soul has come,
The mOOnless night
Ny life henCef0rth has little room
For loves delight
Ny love will die within its nest
OF solitude but il were best
To die at rest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13

Whole Ticket, s4-Halves a-quarler, /.


Same The Royal Lottery Cuba-Witd this differences
the Havana Lottery has IS 900 Numb rhis only IS o.
There two wheels, each OF which placed
two LOckS. The SuPehnendents have each key The
Locks and the be opened unless both prd
There placed in the wheel numbers tin tubes
containing slips Of paper with numbers No. TO
1900. In the Whss Of prizes there placed
containing slips Of paper with the prizes them ranging
from SIS, 900 TO 500.
When she wing takes place. which will be in public the
wheels unlocked, and after REMOVING hem,
drawn Of the VII, oil OF Humbers and the
drawn Of tue PIKE wheel BY boys with barred
the shoulders and bndfOded-lhe tube slipped Of
the number held and enrolled that audience
1.-THE number s then called OF and registered b.
the Supeuntendents. The PGzs drawn credited
number drawn at the time, and uHtl the prizes
drawn out copy Of the drawing is then sent u Lhe
printers and aeT pRTsOn the Supernendents certify
The cDrrectness OF the drawing These
sworn TO perform their duty without fear or favor.
II will De perceived that in this PLAN every prize drawn
cut, and Of course some get Them drawing
sent 10 every ordering tickets. The Prizes
hiIy days after the drawing in full without dsduchOH
LI F'DEaWing takes place every Saturday.
II ? Orders for Tickets addressed TO G. H. WINTER, Box
2621 Nashville, will be Immediately attended TO.
JAMES B. WINTER,
iaul0 SI-u Manager, Macon, Ga,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13

o. the N. York papers state that fasLiona.
bic ady Of that city, who IS rather partial 10 the
newspaper fraternity, had q special table set in
her house on Christmas day, to which tie news
paper carriers were invited to refresh themselves
when they called 70 deliver their sddr esses "
md 20 receive LLnir dnnnenrs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13

DiED-Oa Monday evening, SARAH MELvrNA
daughter O., Henry and jane AbertsOn, aged 3
years AMI l month. Their friends are invited to
attend toe funeral at their residence, corner of
Iiacoln Alley end Cherry street, at - O'Clock,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13

a. Prof Hale will deliver sntoher lecture to-
night ct the Third Presbyterian Church, his
second course Ct lectures has been attended by
large and fashicnsble audiences. He will have
another lsrse house e. NIGHT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13
COMMERCIAL.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,l
NAsHvILLE 5, Jan. %, 1857.
COTTON.-The market to-day has been rather inactive
dealers being ndsPosed to buy present We heard
of the Of 40 bales I82c. The latter price
being given for choice qualities only.
Misunderstanding doing.
GROCERIES-UnCI anged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13

NV EATINo HoU.E MeSsrs. FULLTR & CAKE
have opened an eating house at No. Is Desderick
street. Their fare is excellent and the bestof the
Bea son.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-13

OF The carrier for portions Of the Sd and 9th
Wards having left, subscribers not receiving their
paper will please report At this Office