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.-rs, - ,--- THE GREAT Ma
sss5sB9ai sE TIoNAl' On RoTIE 70 TUE TUE
OHIO RAILROAD-Whch forms the grand central link in
the chain of communication between the Mississippi and the All
Rntic, terminates
WHEELING, BENWOOD and FARKERSBURG, ON THE
WAsiINGToN CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST.
At which places it unes with RAIIkoADS and STEAM.
ROUTE by which TfiRoGII TICKETS TO WASHINGTON
can be procured to which point well as to BALTIMORE
is the shortest direct and in the rel
6e 1t the by whcrpnrchasers Of Through
New York enabled cities Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York the cost OF ticket 10 New York
only thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
information visit four of the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can be afforded by any other route,
E To passengers from New Oreaus Vicksburg Natchez,
Memphis and the South generally travelling by the boats
by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections, is offered.
FusT-They may leave the boats CAIRO, the mouth
of the 0ho and thence by the Illinois Central Railroad
SANpoNAL, IFS niles or PANA, az miles, and thence by
Ohio and Mississipp Terrc lante and Alton Railroad
easwdy By this route the traveller though Terre
Hautc, indianapolis, Dayton and Xenh Columbus o.
SECOSDThe South western river traveller continue upon
the u s. Mail boats the OHIO Louisville Cincinnati and
then take the CARS FOR THE EAST. via. the Little Miami
AIR, four miles below Wheeling, where he the
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
HfF- Travellers notice that while this is the
only aording rou Tickets all the Eastern cities
the charged by other routes New York only,
the shortest most speedy and direct all the leading
points in the East The distance from Columbus Baltimore is
i6 miles, being about 100 miles
by other route There less changes of by this
| and consequently less detention than by other.
| to BALTIMoRE or WASHINGTON is but FORTY-TlREE
rsy- BE particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI.
| MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
E9q- Through Tickets allowing the holders TO stop
purchased of W. f. REDDlNC the office of the Illinois Cen.
J. KENNEDY METTEE,
Agent b. Il o. r. R., New Orleans
| JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Agent. m2 3m
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especially adapted to the max Of NEGRO CLOTHING,
PLANTATION
And
GENE?AL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
established No. l2U faTal These machines
the first premium the Worlds Fair in the Crystal Pal
Paris Grover Bakers and many other Sewing
and the only Sewing Machines by the
Government of France in making the clothing for the French
supply of these No Machines, together
with Silk Cotton aud Linen Thread Spo0 Needles,
always hand. Orders promptly attended to- Address
S. II. PECK,
a9 3m 100 Canal street New Orleans.
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N e W Y 0 r K.
F OR BOSTO N.
P II | l. A D E l. P II | a

tE& FOR PHILADELPHIA = REGuLAF
ERFA> Iipe-The Al fast sailing packet bark c. b. Tru
SEksttt, Scnll, master, having most of her en-
gagged will have dispatch. For balance of freight pas
sage, apply on board,
my29 GEO. W. HYNSON & co, 50 Camp street.
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T. NORTH CULLONI. .ATTORNEY-AT-IAWW Will.
1As attend TO all professional business ST. Landry and
Ayoyeles that may be entrusted his care. Otcs a OP-
LOUSAS La
Refereces-thas, NJ. Waterman hardware sr4hant C. n
Olivier Esq; Thos. H. Miller, commission thus B.
SrEeton Attorney Rt-lsw Nixon Adams, OtCe
Now Orleans MEG Iyd&W
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w A N T Z |

6FSN WANTED TO CHARTER - AN Al
kSNS ship of from 800 $50 tus for voyage Calcutta
SsSsssssllAakEs Fer pnrti 'ulars, apply
uy27 j. II. SIIrRIDGE & co. l2D Common ST.
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THE CONFESSION BUSINESS FORMERLY CON.
Quoted by the above firm will be continued heretofore
by the Undersigned under the style Of Sybrandt ~ Go.
j. d. SYBRANDT.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, June Sd. at 5 P. NJ.
H. FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT.

passenger
Tss1v-Ih packet steamer Swan, Charles Hays,
will leave above for Jefferson Port Caddo ithand Ben
wanson's landing Shreveport Grand Bayou Campe
Grand Ecoe St. Maurice, Alexandria, and all Intermediate
lard Red river. For freight passage, having
passed accommodations. apply on board, or to
my29 GEO ID. HlTE & CO., 6 Front street.
B The steamer Swan will take freight for Hurrcan
nlinnR Inf
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Leaves SATURDAY. June til. at 5 p. ".
w. FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAND

bayou, UNnpte HFAiI f.cOFt, St. NAuflce Go
tile, Alexandria, Gorton's, and all Intermediate
landings the elegant and swift running packet Duke
Capt s. Appegate, will leave above For freight passage
apply on board,
je3 T. B. SMITH, 4 TchuuptonlaS street.
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Chicago Detroit Buffalo, niagara Falls New York. Boston,
Philadelphia, Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains,
splendid passenger steamer leaves N'w Orleans daily at
o'clock p NJ from Cairo om which point there is continuous
railway communication with all the NJ rthern and Eastern
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mS FOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND
g Bayou Gampe Grand Ecore, ST, Maurice Alex
s-=-a=sa anlria Gortons Landing and all intermediate
landings splendid and and fast running steamer Duke,
For freight passage apply on board,
je3 +. &. RANDOLPH 4 Co. A. Union street
H-The Duke will take freight for Fulton, also for
IetersOn, with the privilege of reshipping.
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I'M, lls- eVQ DAlIcls choice ENlrt. ;ur sale by
JOSEPH LANDS Il CO.,
mya7 50 ichoUpitoulas street.
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fyssSs4 -. FOR LOUISVILLE, ChancelIor


q passenger packet will port
and a intermediate landings during the season, follows
Leaves New Orleans TU ESDAY. June l6h. at5P. NJ.
SATu RDAY, July 4tl,
WEDNESDAY, 22d,
E-A plan of the cabin be and secured
for any ot the above rps. by apptyng to the agents
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-20
BY TELEGRAPH.

/ sWAsH1EeroN, March 1S.-The corporate aufhOri-
ties Of this CITY made formal visit to the President
Mr. Buchanan spoke in high terms Of the city and
citizens.
NEw YoRK, March ls.-The steamer Persia sailed
noon today with 170 passengers and So, 000, 600
4 IN specie
Col Fabens aud other Nicaragua fllibusters were
held for trial under the decision Of the United States
Commissioner.
HARTFoRD, CT. March Is.-The New Britain knit
ting factory with all its machinery was burned this
morning Loss 100000. Insured $50, OOO
CncIxNATI, March 1s.-Brown Son. extensive
dealers in cheese and butter have failed Their liza
bilities about $751; 900. They have given mort
gage on all their property to one Of their creditors
They shipped cheese and butter extensively 10 New
Orleans.
4 VINcENEEs, Ind, March 18-The track on Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad is now complete East to
mitchell, where it crosses the New Albany and Sa-
lem Railroad Regular trains win be placed on It
Immediately thus forming almost a direct route
from Louisville to St. Louis by railroad.
LoUIsvILLE, March I9.-The river was falling
slowly with five feet water in the canal last evening
Weather cloudy this morning Thermometer SO.
WAsHNGTos, March ls.--W. Austin has been ap-
pointed Collector at Boston, vice Pessle; Watson
Freeman has been re-appointed Marshal, and Cha's
l. Woodbury. U. S. Attorney for Massachusetts, vice
Halett It is said that Fletcher Webster and Cha's
g. Greene viii be re-appointed to the Suryeyorship
and Naval Ohieership, respectively, of Boston.
CINCINNATI, March 19-Flour dvll at 5a5 TO- de-
mand limited; whisky %; provisions dull.
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THE
GraEenberg Medicines!

RE well known and eagerly sought for throughout the
Never Before their introduction could any series of
popular remedies be found that equal emergency
that were always 70 be relied and within Of
Never 1sefOre the Grasfenberg Pills, could Won OBJ
certain remedy for bilious Diseases LT
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Cosiveness and Asthma.
Never Before this Fever and que remedy, could any
thing be found hs cured all Of Chis and Fever for
Never Before tine Green Mounlan Ointment was there
20 be found for Csc any immediate Burns Bruises
Cuts, old Sores Er sphelas and InfammaOns, either
Never Before MafshsIl's Uterine Cafhoi on was Fa-
ing Of the Womb, and other Uterine diseases
eurable Nov, ten cases out OF twelve b.
If any pb stefan supposss that this is merely ouaek
Remedy, would y, that its prepared by Dr. Foms
roy Of Utica Weathy aud old physician OF the BlOpahic
quantity 4 grauitousy test its merits his patients
and furthermore, BY wiling Dr. Pomeroy, he can be ur
nsned with It's component parts Il is the greatest blessing
to he lena sex that The science Of medicine has discovered
Never Before the G-afsubsrg Dysentsry Syrup, was
there certain remedy for BOody FuX, DyseneT Diar
Ih@lor Ch2IeTa-nOw, al can be cared in a few hours.
Never Before the Introduction Of the Childrep's Paps
could mother fee her babe safe day. while under
carried them o-nOw. this medicine them even after
the doctor and nurses have pronounced their hopeless
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter so popular az the
Besth Biier that cost s5e Why should the world
icine can, at ali times, prevent it
Never Retore was any preparation Of Sar'apsrilla
powerful that pounded by the GRenbeEg
Never Before has the CoRsumpgiye's Balm found lis
opId ere tbfS have entered Dstb d,TS fft; SnS
not been TO hi, preference 20 many
nostrums that aTe Loudly Wanted '-"'
Never Before Piles hundreds Of dseases cer-
tain Of We have incaes OF persons entirely re-
eved, after Dr. Mott and other great physans had asserI-
Never Before could indamed eyes and weakness OF
sight be cured isr csc. The Bye Lott n does it,
Never Before was any Book published that contains
as much medical kHoN ledge as the Gr9fenberg Manual
Never Before has any Almanac been published so
bauable as tie Hesh Almanac. Ii nishea gatutousy
marehlc-u Nashv lie, Tenn.
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ON MANHOOD.

AM lis EhEAAIUhE DECLINE.
Just PublISheds Gratis, the Goth Thousand /.
EFfFRW PEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL.
EkSl-k5f TREATMENT, without Medicine, OF Sperma-
torrh8 OF Local eekness Nocturnal ETis-
siOns, Genital and Nervous Debility, Impo-
tency, and Impedments 10 Marriage gsnsypT
BY B. DE- LANEY n
The important fact that the many alarming COMPLAINTS
originating in this mprudencs End solitude Of YOUTH NAV
be easily removed MEDICINE this small tract
clearly demonstrated; and the entirely highly sue
oesful treatment, adopted by the author fully explained
by Of which every enabled HisEL
fecty and at the least possible cost thereby avoiding al the
advertised nOstrums Of The day.
Sent any address, gratis and post free in sealed
LOPEZ By RENTING pOst paid two postage stamps 70 d. B.
De LANEf; u, AsPenard Street, New York City.
oct2f-6mddzW
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We find in our exchanges paragraph ANNOUNCE.
ing 81 important decision Of the Commissioner Of
The General Land Ofico, which will affect the
value Of Land Warrants The Commissioner, 1t lie
ssid, Gains lat where the price Of lard is raised
By bidding, land warrant cannot legally be laid !;
consequently all those Warrants laid on such lard
(and the excess paid in mooey) must be taken up,
and the money paid instead, viz: one dollar and
twenty five cents per acre. The decision, it is
taought wiI tend to reduce the value of land war
ran.s
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN

EEOWAS HOPE d CO.. No. 1872 Chambers street,
NeE-l ork,-estahlshed is29-lmpDTtcrs aRd Dealers
n all descriptions q Rare OLD Madeira sherry and Por
Wines Finest Old BTandiss, superior Old Jamaica, ST.
CIoix and ANTIGUA Rum Old Holland Gin and every variety
Of Fine Imported and Domestic LIQUORS.
Champ8Ene-MIN Suisine, Meet d Chandnn and
Mumm Imperial, Cabinet and NerzeHay, Htiiseck and
other Brands
CIaFet and SauterEe-Including Chateau Mar
gauv, Chateau Latte, oNe, larose, Margaux and ST.
Julien. Chateau and Haul Sauternes
HOOK Wines-of JohHanuesberger, Ma cobruuner,
Rudesheimer, HO6kheiner, Sparkling ock and Nosee
SeEaTs-Ofa the choicest varieties Elegauts RegaIia
COnchas, Operas, Pressed and COmmUues.
Foreign EruitS-Of all kinds, Raisns Almond.
PFunes, sc
Teas and CofGees-all Of the finest qualities.
Hams aud TORguCs- Burlington, Virginia and
Weaphalia HAMS Smoked and Pickled Tongues.
Goshen ButteF-in Firkns, Tubs and Stone Jars.
peTs, Olives, sc.
PreseFves-Bsst and West India and Domestic. And
fun and general assortment OF every variety OF FISE
GROCERIES, Tmarh6, i57--ily
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LOCAL NEWS.

Or INrEREsT To TEE LADEs-We wish to call
the especial attention Of our lady readers to the
notice TO- be found il our advertising columnt OF
the large stock Of fae and fashionable soring mil.
Inery goods now being Orsned at the old establish
neut Of Mr. A. CROKER on Union street. This
stock has been selected with g-eat care BY MIRA
CRocKR-whose taste and experience in that line
cannot be questionsd-lnd IS The most desirable
of any previously brought to that establishment
Country merchants uld miliinsrs, as well as Others
il want Of any thing IN bis iae, should gigs Mr.
CRocKER call.
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Tor Sale.

THE HOMESTEAD OF MATHEW NELSON, decd -
This tract is beautifully situated the n. & e.. 81.
Railroad "a miles from Nashville, is known be l
the very best land Rutherford county. $50
good cedar fence and mosty cultivation; the balance well
timbered. Hurricane Greek thrIu Oh entire tract
asording abundance of water the dysst There
also number OF perpetual SPdags, which make
for Itself snd well adapted 10 The growth Of cotton, obac
co, grain or grass.
Tie mproT consist or frame Dwelling with seven
rooms all houses complete gin, barn stable The
subscriber will b in Nashville few weeks, and will take
pleasure in showing the promise any no desire
purchase Terms easy possession given Immediately.
iebl2-tf G.. L.. NELSON.
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HERRING'S SAFE,

NV have supply OF these celebrated Safes that are
~ known 10 be both Burglar and Fire prOnf
bow oen does happen that when houses burnt down
an me books ana papers IN the Safe found be 50 dam
with the Herr9g SAFE While various other safes haT
come out Of Fire tally destroyed theirs have NOT sen
in The slightest degree damaged They also defy BuTsIs
their locks cannot be picked and gunpowdef proof
mhrf0 MACK ME tftfT-ssOv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-20

LAND acknowledgement Bank Note Re-
porter, Published IN New York, in its issue Of the
l2,h inst, Gays of Land Warrants:
Warrsn.s have cone in freely for the last few
days, but the demand being fully equal to the sup
ply, We are able to keep our quotations with but
li.tle ehsnge. We are now March ~ buying and
selling:
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~ wv q "A - = ~
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
3 EGO Prizes amounting s2O4 ,OOC
PRIcE or uCKM8
WHOLE TICKETS, $40 HALVES s. QUARTERS, S2JS


EGO Prizes amounting to-. S2O4 900
PRIcE or TICERIs
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS. S2J6.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 70 30 goo, corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed sepaate slips Of paper
enercled with small tn placed in one Wheel
The Ert 2i2 Prizes, similarly printed and eneireed,
The Wheels are then revolved, and a number is drawn
from the Wheel Of M mbes and at the time Prize is
drawn from the other Wheel The Number Prize drawn
out opened and exhibited to the audience registered
BY the COmmissOners the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn This operation Is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out
APPROPRIATION PR1zEs-Te two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers drawing 10 Prizes will
De eed to the A. approximation Prizes, according % the
schsm
The sVO) Prizes Of $50 will be determined BIZ the last 6g
ureo the No. that draws the $4,000 prize. For example
the number drawing the so O0G prize e. as with then
ali the tickets where the number ENDS in will be entitled
70 $50. If the nuEber ends with No 2 then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to 800 and
80 OnoO.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
Ger ifcate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half ........ 40
10 Quarter - %
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICAT5,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed the receipt of which they will be forwarded BY FIRST
mail. Purchasers ca1 have Tickets ending with any fig
ure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes win be sent to
purchGs. IS Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain give
their Post Office County and State.
~ Remember that every Priss is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
~ An prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the draWingothsr prizes at the usual time Of thirty
days.
Al communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets eashed or renewed in other Tickets ct
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
5. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ga,
3, SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
s. SWAN Box 200, Mobile Ala,
feb Z6-H CT Il, STIMSIEEN, Box g. Nashville,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-20

- The UNION AND hMEREDAN mas
much the largest circulation OF any paper
I'm the state. excepa Gaae religions Journals.
Ia okfeTss therefore,, superior advantages
50 the EdwaHffatuU mIBiics
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TOR PRINTING,

We would call sac arsHlon Of Merchants Business men
and ohcrsito our iaeea ior greeting with promptnes
qualities and ooloFs end s1e share 81 their patronage
hayi1E gone q eonsdersnle expense naung up JOB
bling Eslabshmen We are prepared al kinds u
Plain and Ornamentai work. such Ball Tickets, Pro
graEs, Cards Of every descrpOn, Circulars al varieties
Of Pointing Ia Gold Silver Bronze Colors; also PamPhistn
L1yors' Bras, Cheeks Bill Heads, Bits Of Lading, Pro-
mis0rg Notes. Way Bills Band Bills etc. etc, with
nEse and on reasonable tarws
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-20
RATTAN CHAIRS
GAS CIOKTNG MACHINES


We have great variety Of Cheap Patterns
WaiteFs-We have numerous Patterns ofOvaI Round
and Obong Walters from BIO and upwards. Feather Dus-
ers Scrubbng and Backing Brushes French Scrubbins
Brushes. MOps, Hearth BroUmS, &c, DC
mrPIO MACKENZTR l. yE7TySOv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-20

Notice InhnEaLiOn in COnsumPtiOns-see
advertisement uude lhs head. Female Complaints, Vene
real Affections ~ Ie Diseases Of The Heart and Liver
6ro. will meet II due sueuion roctes-i6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-20
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

WE are receipt Spring Of goods
w TO which respectfully ask the attention Of Retail
Merchants. oh
Our OF Straw Goods viii be found very complete and
desirable, and stock Of Boots, Shoes and Hats beev
ed 20 be in sufficient variety the requirements OfR
who may avor with examination. As purchase
C1svey from the Manufacturers, feel warranted in
sorting that supply the trade with all goods
inc low they delivered here from the large Job
bling Establishment OF Philadelphia and New YORK.
Of Credits Six Months prom dealers and
make liberal allowances for Cash payments
fcblJ-2m COOKE, BAILEY.Gz co.
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3. r. GLASCOCK,

AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL AGENT,
WOULD offer his ssEVses to the public as Agent for he
w sale Of
Real EsGades Negroes. Furniture Dry
Goods, Groceries,
or ether species Of properly ether In town or aun Be-
ing determined 20 devote my the above and
having had conadorabi3 pssnce, ihat can
give eaisar ton those may favor me IN shat line
can always be found Counting Room % the Patriot
Omcs1 when IN absence, orders can be left nari-L
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-20
49, CHERRY PECTONAL.

TOR The rapid Of HoaTssness,
L Lou h, Colds, Bron shifts, hhogp- \ 49,
ng-C0rgh, Asthma and Consumption, q 50 q
is unyersally known as the bret remedy ! NssetfR
ever yet discovered Tor every variety 4 49,
Pulmonary disease, So vide is the Geld y
Of Us usefulness and numerous the - -
cases Ofits cures, mat ain ost every -gYAA-E
ton Of the country sbnuuds In persons e. IN
publicly known, who have been restor- -
ed from alarming aud even desperate
diseases OF the lungs BY i hen trsd lie
Ority other Medicine Of is kind s too Epparsnt "a
esaps Ohssr taton, and whore is virtues kuoWu the
pubc l0rgr hesitate hat aHtdote employ for the
distressing and dan Ous affections d be pulmonary organs
which inc dent 70 climate. By its timely
nay almost all Jacks Of dseass upon the Luugs
arrested and saved many thousands every
rom premature gave. 10 family should Be without Is
and hose who d. neglect pro vids themselves an
remedy which Wards OF his dangerous class u diseases will
have deplors Il when b. Is 100 late. Proofs Of the
surprising efficacy TOE Cherry Pecura need not be given
70 the ueTican peope,hey have living proofs in every
ghborhOOd. Bus those who ish lead tbs state
whole bealth has been restored and whose
lives have been saved BY Us wi dud hem my AmeTi-
Almanac which he Agents below Eamed has 10 furnish
gratis Tor evtry
Prepared BY pr. J. G. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell Mass and sold w aO sale BY beTrJ & Demostlie,
nnd Resil by J5 g. BFosn, and b al DrREstand Dear
lara Medicine through this section. mrh5--2m. Is.
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COMMERCIAL

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, March 10, 1867.
C0TTON.-We hear of the sale Of only two bales
to-day at log. Rates are unchanged and may be
quOtedat lO3@124.
T0BACC0--No transactions.
BACON.-An active demand exists at lO3 hog
round --.-
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TY virtue Of the Chancery COur. al Nashville
ID al is November Term 1885, 10 The ease Of Geo s. kin
admir- vs.. manda i. Wharton ard Others. viii the
An day Of April the Co1 Yard g,ts IN said oiiY
pose public 10 the highest bid er the House and Lot
situated on ping or Church To- late denc8
J. Wharton, deed said Lol Guy feet Churrh
and back $50 feet alley 10 feet wide said
alley extending lG5 feet aud is encued BY
each end which belongs said Lot ana will be sud there
with. House story with nine rooms besides bath
room, servants rooms and necessary out
hOuses.
TERNs-Said House and Lot will be sold one two and
three years, with the exception Of $40 which VIII Be re-
qUred cash. well secured AND bearing intel rest om
anIa and lien rat-Inrd Inrhl-Im D. ID. RRlEl. 3. q %.