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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

FAsmoEABLE DANoEs.-A writer in tie Courier
des Etats Unis, Baron de Trsbriaud, says Of some
fashionable dances:
d" L Is very true that walze5 poIkas, reio as,
s5ao,Uc-es and the resi-, are ali imp5r.stious from
over the water. Bot it is equally true tia. the
importers do no. bring them rom the fashionable
clci55 OF Psris. They come in more direct line,
hon certain very eqaY-cat 40. oels Of manners
,ae balls Of "Ceilariu5' and "Ls5orde, 90 well
known to the d=mi respectable 0 Paris.
s. For, at Paris, though there ara always young
Americans enough to be seen on / a public prom.
enales, It Is vesy r q 10 meet oue IN tie s4.0Jls
OF good so,iesy -sy prefer usually The ether
c.-=s {! saloons, llallly because the admission 10
tie -t.ef are vastly more easy---Ee fact OF having
plenty OF money IL your pocket being no passport
8 the door vi a Dutcae5s and the BEST rec0mmen-
ds.iou elsewhere. Ana these more accessible
ladies' are vory ready 10 initiate young gentlemen
lriO tas my g eriJs of dsGcnE. Young America
con eqlaltiy, al Paris, quite gives brain a1d l-gs
70 the oV3rcOuiug Of the difficulties Of tie clo-e-
grsgnic arts sud with the pracic= Of tie .emale
partner tuaJ -ley have, It IS rare they Do 40, DC
c,ma G tas premiere force
Iha fast thing after heir return rom foreign
travel L IS very neutral tlat these EC,Ompi!sEep
young clIemou should ilitia,e SINS o. lie Is
favored OF t5e.V cou-trymen in tue privileged secret
importing t. them tia. i5 to say the grs3ss
that ,hey have les7ued from the fee and easy
l-dcs Of Paris Il Is from lhl5 school I1at euaua
is the sly OF Waiting winch III New York
passes for the ne Plus ultra OF P4risiau fashion
Hence come those FO-iuIo5 winch bed 81 ylCt.-
IL ly 70 tie measured those eX. ensions Of the
arms Ike tbs wings Of turnstIls those soft cheeks
ll.d 20 c5ud3ug.y On the shoulder Of The genie
nan! -a-d ,--,e youthful besrds mnsLlg SO
freely tia tb= Cuh5. RIBBONS fyas7s, OF ot-e-
c0T.Ess Of the lady psrtne,sl o. course I say
nothing Of tie moishty Of all ,his-lotli1g en-
d91uGgCry Of me wsltz. l am lot CLUB looted
lie L.rd Byron, AID have myssl fglrod as
da CO.. l ,1lg sag it .OJks very qu e. 10 one
wiz is merely loser OIL -tayss ylUiIls coup
lea ,JI.h o0y their JaO osoks visoLa, and shel, two
isc=s each over the shoulder o! ther ctnar"
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APPOLOGETIC.

As accidents viii hsppen in the b@st REQUESTED
families we have to ask ,hs kind i7dageao, Of
our patrons for the non appearance Of our lsst
Weekly, Tr-Weeky ard Daily papers.
Our Troubles have been occssioned BY tbs break
ing Of the press n which our paper is pr.uted.-
Oar failures, therefore, have been Unavoidable
Having purchased new machinery for tie rnuniug
Of our presses, we hope in q few days to te meas
ureably, secure against the recurrence Of such
accidents syd 70 send ont or paper At its 2rorer
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The los. number OF the k5.ksppo Pioneer says:-'iA
few eveur SINCE as William Pate well SnO6n In these
paris as kckapD1 i,45csr was msandorEE e crooked
tail rom rms town Cd Per. Hmm, BE- hailed y
respsclgb.slgsEiug fO-Fcd The shape @. iulCg0wn
male panther ana Iequ.s cd 20 sand ana deliver. Mr
Pate 0-J5gt1d 30 The curly name IN which the demand
was I.aae aud Informed LIS ug=r-Es mjF,y That his
properly q. r5ld, cnss Ell IF an empty ba...o and bow
is-zne both OF which d. Stood IL lesd Of; ld lie
burr. he would BE- obliged 20 Inc &c a-~al 10 retire.
As that not what .tr Panther desired. AID IS he
showed his teeth, and gDdu-lV ilSuulsd himself t.
wards Mr. PATE, Biz Fate w4Eel thy and let Mr. Pan
iher ave h5 J5-ts .ve- bis pTts with al the nervous en-
eTgy Of asToag arm. The act being considered by psa
tzsr @ declare Cl Of var he CLOSED h. ca our gallant
Pie Thr teng ~ himself aud 5-ine lta iOf
FzzsI1su now J4s hLs blood ug, sssz- s bshEsr7nt
oygo en- y the SCI psi ek with bis let hand, while be
aD- ned i aiming s w,-l lis right Se sleek Tsst
ol biz i--r--L Ia g t-a moments pantatr had as
bsaud. % = asuad IslsIl' as would wish see; while
Pate s II The ascsuoe1cy, slCOl BY minus CO-l, has,
5r-acla some hide uar; # ear md cOliiera5ls hair
-ac-.ai'~ nothing e Iuc bots and boTI5-k.l.s. Be.
0u- END TGs victor, 11 roilEg dsUu-5t be sh uder1d
his cl envy AID c'Tiea bin aoes where be was measured
by ss-- nc yh5srs, co. whom la kindly furnished
Wits the "a aea uI5laalL % be animal from zip % tip,
which .Fa4 .evon -e-t three inches
a-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

TIE INAUGURATION BALL The National In
tellgsrcer gives the following description of tie
building erected for the Inauguration Bal:
L occupies 3 breadth o. seventy seven faet. ex-
tsad.a from tae side ak on Fifth street quite up
TO the City Hsh THIS gives o length OF two
haudrCd. ard thirty Eve Get and covers an arca
o. m-ga tLa- $4,000 square feet Bal this iac.gdss
two ROOMS the larger o ffty-sx VIDE ior dancing
alon tha on r o. twenty f.sfseJ w.ds for The
plrsoss. sappe- rooT. l. is 5alcua!ed ths- from
four 70 tx th0us9nd persons can he agc3umo-
d-tsl AID that 9ithou discomfort. u, band Of
aus G Viii consist a nos less than Sky perfor-
Nor, 20 tHas ev.5y branch Of the p:spcrat,oag Is
on Tie largest scale The eye, 10 lsss tLau tne
ear, s-.i be g--uhsj, for "a many as six hundred
gas uue.s VIII pour their united ighs upon lie
giHeripg s1eLe We Usjerstaad that the cost OF
tla Whsle vii BE- SIS 600, bat there is no Guubt
that Tbs sum viii b. cas- y secured. such ia tre
general tesra to participate in this grea. q1siren-
uI-i i--tgi,y.
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PILESI ills Piles

ETTHEETO NTEACrABLz DLss ,sz, sway AND
EVERY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS ONLY.
DIR. CAVAHAEGH'S PILE s1EyE
VAYiL never sil IN giving Immediate relief and posi-
w -iFsy cuurg The worst and Uo5f cases OF
HeLerrhniis or lI=s IL j8 the
ONLY ISF1LLIHLE REMEDY KFOWE
here where for Inc FILES and is the rszlls Of years
8l .alzl- study a. i1re5sg COTTON.
Sl1ersTa from Plies COW have remedy at hand which
viii
STAND TIE TEST Or TRIAL.
without fear Of failure IJa part do aid TIE proprietor
claims -g- il.
Fai. t-scteus comparing each box and eli that is
requisite strictly 70 observe them, and cure viii soon
90 tt.iCv
Dr. u 4. ysFAsA5aE lEru5s1-.l-
ilzr SIR When arrived .l tao c.ty few days ago,
VS. slt-1g iua-Iliy With as Pil=s. mentioned ny
- r. o. FCu, asking 7cur G1rcc- You recommended
J.l- Pals 54ig5 Sal lug would cure a4e Eed ls-Lae
sls-s immediate ala ga noe Fe.- ss.l-Ts .
20 BE- ssl proved IN my 5e a1 lglllf1s remedy. and
r-- aT tl-s Gse-s- foe Pies ard 90 su1h recon-
EcUi i % others.
.au-s truly join -. HANSON, IL -s-. Louis, Bio.
~ Prizes e. Der Box For ssls n Nashville By Twin
Biu8, ,lO.e4z.. agents, -4a by Drugsss and De-srs
-llerll.J,
GUg5I--ly inside 30. La1lG, Flo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04

SEAFPERs IN UTAH If Utah has us saints t also has
its sharpsrs. Brother Brigham Young High priest and
first president Of the AOru0n Council Of Latter Day
Saints at Great salt Lake City, and actin. Governor OF
Utah Territory thus deuounces some OF The carnal minded
Of he brethren: We pick elders In Israel right
hare who can beat the world al gambling who handle
the cards, cut a1d 81 ui them with the smartest
rogue on Gods oostOoL con produce elders here who
car shave their smlrest shaTeTs ana take their money
from them We can beat the world as gay game" THag
viii do. We give IL TO The S.Ints Of Utlh
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SDAvsET IL CEoRsIA-A correspondent OF the Macon
Telegraph says:
There Is q negro woman in Bib county, who Las one
bundled and nineteen descendants ana is set ID the EO5'
session OF al her faculties, except sght-sEe has hesa
blind for SIX years.
oxtyseven o. Der defendants, vel As herself are
now owned bva gentleman Iu lhs county. Another be
owns My two IN another county
The name Of the is S=aa. She was enc OF three
slaves inherited By l=5 married in Louisville JEFFERSON
county. Georgia 2 .SOl
mention his sa actin slave Satisfaction which
the infer be Drawn that negroes are NOT very
hardly ed in Geory, 6eg wOuli not Increase 1t su
q rate
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TnaDcrtcd AIbion.

IRIS thorough bred imported Stallion viii mak0.@
L his NTH sasou 80 my Stables, Galiatin, AZ
this year, 7murH, the 18Th March, aHd closing ZS-
The 18Th July. Terms, $50 .us season aud g 10 the groom.
Mares wen taken care of at 81 per week.
ALBION B too well known In Middle Tennessee % require
detailed description Of himself nedZrce. The latter
pure ami he and his colts have taken the first premiums
most OF the fairs in Middle Tennessee.
fe5Zl GEORGE ELLIOTT.
Herald, Lebanon; Herald, RusseIvils Ky; Herald, Co
un5a and Memphis Appeal copy weekly to tho amount Of
q nd CHI N
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Q s. FmGATE MRaanAo This vessel was :. Bridge
town, Barbsdoss, the ID ut, attracting uubouuded
admiration. letter from that place the Washington
Star dated the %. says:
The officers have been ieted publicly and privately by
the mi tarv and by lhe citizens To-day there be
splendid collation. on board O'Clock winding up in the
evening by dance aud theatrical. BY the way, the
theatrical performances have been given twice already
much to the qualification of numerous visitors VINO has tie
pleasure OF being on board, Tomorrow Will give
D4l til captain and his oicerB and hope TO have
iheIG all present
ar We ever be fortunate enough TO meet with gstsuch
specimens OF Americans as this noble ship eXnIbl ed
Try their stay here is &c be so brief he ship 10
Thomas and home.
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800 Reward.

rTuE undersigned will pay 500 for the apprehension 81
L negro E-mel BEN,il taken up in any free state
$50 taken the state Of Tennessee and secured
in any J= thai they gethm, delivered 20 them No
Is Cedar street, Nashville Ben is about forty years age,
i've feet eleven inches high Of brown color, high fore
head, aud IS very sensible ADD Do raised
Whites Creek in Davidson county, by samuel Casey, and
probably 10 Nashville, In the icighborhoOi OF Whites
Greek.
Lab92-lNEtf IAMES &. HARRISON
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3R, 40 RSE'S
4zsWEgDE 5GzrZ s5GEE1ias,

TINS Cordial win actually permanently, General De-
L UiJs, Imp1aucy lnc0lt'leuCs, Loss OF Muscular En
cry, Physical LGssituds and General Prostitution, Irrabi
y an Nervous Disorders Affections Of the Liver &c. IL is
considered invaluable in curing lucilieu This
cordial has superseded an other preparations offered
hs public for the shove complaints and the quantity sold
in Manufactured by Dr. e. ii. King No 1872 Broadway,
h. T., ami sole by
EIBNAN & RAINS,
sole agents for Tennessee, No. 70, South side Public
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ron NASHVILLE 1Np NV ORIEAN5

THE new aud light dlaughi steamer g. n
il CRESCENT ". HOLHEs Master, -lifyisss1'
viii run regularly In the above trade du-
ring the present season. commencing the inst rss no
the Cumberland rver she has excellent accommodation
nd in point Of speed and safety is unsurpassed For
freight or passage 81 ply 70 II. y. HARRISON
Oct4-df Aren't
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ANDREW JACKsoE AND FRANKLIN PIERCE Sen
jackson was, If possible, says the Journal of Com
1neros better-abuseo man than President Pierce
has been Truth aDd justice will vet 90 for the
latter what they have dOle fer the former. Bis
deismers will sSulk away as Gen. Jsgkson's d.
Row, and very likely win claim to bsve been his
friends, Ia our opinion, President Piarce's admin
isratou has been as honest and patriotic and bout
IS advantageous % the pubic interests, as Gen.
Jsckson's was. What ons thing, fJleign or do
nestle, has he undertaken that he has not acccu-
plished, and what ore measure Of public policy
has he accomplished that The nation, as a whole
would wish 70 see reversed
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SH0EF SERa0Ns-At the 5oJth Carolina con erence Of
the Methodist EpiSC ops church the presiding hshop de-
Ciiet long sermons except very special q ous to be
improper, contrary 70 the discipline the practice Of ths
Fathers aud cine eZteut, subvosve Of the ends Of
he Christian mai Ery. The limit ordinary occasions,
according the ishOD should be from thirty tOrty five
minutes
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Szenos, Pianos.

q RI have received Fourteen more new Pr
w ll1t 0Tles from these uuFiv1iled lla-.-il5s
kerr Light Newton & Bradbury, and Haiu65 ! 3 & u
Bros which makes stock very large end te5iaabe
We would BE- pleased 60 have ta=-l icltr--.5 s-u ed
BY all whether th1T desire 20 pUrcsa not Livery Pr
sold BE- shall be warranted 70 give rltfl-uu iG
every respect fsIiC W q FRELiAE.
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WASHINGTON,

TIE CELEBRATED TROlTING STALLION
DURCHt S rs ID North last yrng by DE-. r. q. Eos. O.
ter and ?. n. McNairy viii make his = 49, n
mill son Fr4uk Kiln Pike the farm Of r. No
vet, 7s,-f IFaET -fT1
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
PACKET

fI'HE rev and COmmOdi0us light dnught -
= steamer, DIAMOHD, Capt W. r. HOLb. "
CROFT Master, Q. T. REEDER, Clerk, viii 49,
ply during The season between the above porte Having
perOr accommodations and experienced CierEs who VII
give prompt attention all orders solicit for this Boat
LIBERAL patronage For freight passage aPPy on board
orto III. u HARRISON,
q. 7. YEATENAH,
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REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.

sALLlE WEsI.'..-.... J y. CoRHTT.
90 zee o. ss 90
THESE boats viii be The regular packets be-
4 tween ST Louis and Nashvlis this season, -Itfl
aBd viii commence their trips immedistay
sfser the first dss In Cumberland River. They viii
their trips regularly the business Hl allow One
leaving each port about every i've days
oet23-n P. A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Cg7HB elegant light draugat steamer JAMES e7-aah
4 JOHN ON, Jesse johnson, Aaser, viii i--,.-s-s1
leave for the above and all inlsrmeda ports q
Thursday, the 5th, al O'Clock, .. NJ For--a8isl3
freight or passage apply on board, or tc
mrh4-2t n. n. HARRISON. Agent.
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- Tgle New Haven .Jlaagk stltez that the late Hn
ass Bzcoa If that 9iv, tsqu-2hed the Of $4,000 to
Yale College.
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sEMI-WEEKLY MEMPHIS o. 6. PACKFT
LINE

MOADAlS IND FRLBAFN
HNHE magnificent passenger steamer DANIEL
n BOONE, James Lee, Master, will leave -f.f1..o
Ibis port every MONDAY during The Season for-
Memphis connecting with splendid Orleans steam
ers For freight or passage apply on board OF 70
A. HAMlLTON.
febII T. "a. HARRISON. Arents
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FOR CARLO ArEs 81. iOUIs.
THE steamer SALLIE WEST. Captain r.-znzs n
/ COrbet wiz leave for She above and all lEss-ss4
intermed ports, THIS DAY, at % O'Clock, -ets%
NJ A. HAMILTON, 5Z5d3
mrb4 II. Fl. HARRISON, Agents.
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Scotch 4 Irish WHISKY.
DIRECT INFORMATION.

lust received shipment ofssvsral puncHeous and kegs
81 Of this SUPERIOR article direct Belfast, Ireland It
will found far superior to any offered 10 this market
B. l.. SIMPSON,
marCh4 A. Public Square.
GETUTN EF5OfDO DE7FF 81 sEBtY VINE.
FRESH supply in PACKAGE just received and
"A for sale by B. T.. SIMPSON
ma-ch4 Public Square.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI
pACKFr

TIE commodi0us ana substantial fast 49,
4 running steamer SEFEhTK-Sl1, lt27F5isFaE
p. X. BARCLAY Master, is held IN readi
BY the dnt Of water resume her regular tFf
shove during the coming For freight and pas
age having superior accommodation, apply board j.
GeDtI7-u n. II. HARRISON, Ageua
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az Hon. CHARLES J. MoD1vAID has written
letter to the editors OF the Macon Journal and
Messenger, in which be declines the use Of his
nsme in connection with the canvass for Govern
Of Genrgia
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r.. FosBICE.
b. he wild witch hale brake.
By the silver sluded lake,
Where the white jeavsd aspens quake,
with Carrie TOFed.
Zephyr kissed the greenwood bough
Branches WoOsd the laksls,5 brow,
And I kissed know not how,
Her dearly loved.
Upon the ground her eyes were SET
Puckiug az violet.
Which her Gewy tears bad vet,
While her cheek was flush.
With kiss lhl. tears l chased,
Aud around her slender waist
TenderlT my arm I laced
She did nauEht but blush.
Thewild witch. hszsl brake was g.eeu,
No eve could pierce cur iea.y screen,
aud not alofh=F5 glance hath seen
That naaeIess joy we bless
Carrie said 1, then be mine,
Let us thus forever tsins.
and She smiled, OH 3! ss diTInel
6ail=d ana whispered e.!
H0IIOVay's Ointment.-The dry eupt0ns so an
noyng many aged persons, well bojs, ringworm,
scald head fever sores, AMI all indamna
oa whether result accident disease heal raUIy
under the application Of this Ointment
u sold at the manufactures No go Maiden Lane, New
York. and No. pa Strand, London by all druggists,
CSC, 025lc. and 81 per pot
Pref. woods Hair Rsstorative-Is the only
article that WILL by Natures own process restore perfectly
hair the end ofIf all its youthful health and beauty
For testimony perfectly irresistible large circular
around bots cal and get one IL Mark street,
opposite the south door Court H,qss It is now sold
bF al the Druggists and Medicine Dealers ia the United
States. l-1S1-do-'T-lH.
~ uANNE;S CELEBEsATED CONFINED
EzEA PING AND MOVING TzAgHENES.-FOR
sale by Tie undersigned at johnson d. Homes
B. F. GEEATHAM.
isuS57-lr General Agent f1r The State.
TOtFce-EuhagatECn an ConSum pEICH r-7oo
advertisement unds this head. Female 8Ompaiuts Vele
real Affections y Err Diseases Of the Heart and Liver
&c, yin meet Oh due susnloa- I3et2d-i6n.
e z the Heirs 81 Eieur. Robert Hayes, Capt.
element Hail, and Lieut.. James Ialum- of ths RevOu-
0uary War viii the office Of Ferguson d Cox. No "a
Cedar street. Nashville, Tennessee, they will hear come
thing ts their advantage. IieOl1-doESu
Esy- We are authorized TO announce JOIN v. WmGaT
rs candidate for re escoa to gorg-e from th- Seventh
Congressional District Of this State
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CHANCERY SALE.


OY virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court Nashville
ID as its November Term, 1856, in the Geo. s. Fan,
adm r. Amanda E. Wharton and others. will the
4h day of April At the Conn Yard gate in said city
pose public the highest bidder the House and Lot
situated Spring Church tn late residences Of O.
J. r. Wharton, deed; said Lot fronts Ely feet Church
street back $50 alley 10 feet wide, ssit
alley extending les feet and is enclosed by gate
at each end which belongs said Lot and will be sold there
with. House story with rooms besides bath
room, and necessary oul-h0uses.
IERASaid House and Lot viii be sold one, Two and
three years, with the exception Of $40 which will be
CURED In cash, well secured and bearing interest from
cate and lien retained. Lmrh4-lmJ q. D. BRIES q NJ.
GREAT BARGAIN IN BUILDING LOTS,
WE offer for sale beautiful Block Of Lots, about 600
W $40 yards from the State Capitol and about $50 yards
from Watkins premium aUd unFivulled aduiOn fronting
IlO feet Clay and Polk street, in Hardings beautiful adj
di0n Nashville. Call you will loose bargain.
mrh4-2w J, L. q r. W. BROWN, AZ Cherry st.
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET

FENHE substantial steamer CUMBERLAND, errr=a,
n Capt WV DEWITT, having superior ae- A-t,-.r-l
c0mmOGaii0ns for Passengers, Freight and
stock will ply during The above a--48
and all ntermo ie landings. Her exceeding light drauEht
viii insure In the most Of direct shipments Mgssr.
w. A. JOHNSON & Co., Of New Orleans viii Agents
in conjunction with Cspt a. D. F. n. BRoOEs who viii
side permanently in New Orleans, at No q Car0ndee street,
during the business season. Tor the purpose Of giving his
tire attention 70 the dng Of all purchase orders a the loves
figures. II. n. HARRISON,
dec3-Gm Aeanl.
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND
NAsuNLLL.E PAnEELE.

The light dra1ght steamer -
strFz4ss GEN. PIKE. VIZ. FULLER, Master, I,istl
$3.50 being expressly built for this trade,
win al the modern improvements with The Lgat draugM
substauuch and new steamer SAMUEL P. HIBBERD,
GRACE, Master, viii regular Packets during the
ensuing season between ne above pOTon8 o. The boats
being port every week. These boats being 10 command
Of old and experienced c1mmEndants, and with superior
ci8s for passsB gers and frghIs, solci share Of pub
lie pa rOnago For passage freight apply board y
n. H. HARRISON Agent,
nef1Is Hrnnf Ffru
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND NEW ORLEANS

TIHE following steamers form the Daily 49, =
United States Mail Line from Nashville tH-is-tlF
and Cairo, leaving Nashville a. y O'Clock,
H., and Cairo at 6 A. n.
J.. G.. CLINE, HIrE, Master; CITY OF HUNTSVILLE,
WEAVER, Master; AMBASS ADOR, WATT, Master; Aida,
HAHMAN, Master
This line Orms daily connections AZ Cairo with he CAIN
and New Orleans Daily Nail Steamers, The Louisville and
Louis Daily Boats, and also with The Central Railroad
Louis and Chicago. Passengers By ths line
New Orleans, Memphis, St. Louis and Louisville I'm much
less time than by any other Boats For passage freight
apply the Mail Packet Office Of A. L. Davis.
D. W. DAVIS, President,
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-04
The Nashville Publishing

and Printing Company.
BOOKS Tor Subscriptions % the Capital Stock ofths Com
- p4ny wis be opened at the oice Of v. s. LIN DsLEY,
IS college street, SATURDAY the 7h ns and will
.Ge pen nom day to-day until sufficient Is sub
sGiou 70 said Company prescribed BY Che Act
cuAftefing sad Company. ROLFE. S. SAUNDERS,
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