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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-14
THE HENRY-MANDER.

By the miserable Henrymauaer of 1872, the
State was so dstrC ed not only to give our oppo-
nents the majority in Congress, but also to deprive
US of the services of two worthy Representatives,
who had served with credit to the State aud to
themselves The Hon. Andrew Johnson aud lshBEn
G. Harris were the two Representatives whe were
marked for the guIlletine. Gen. Harris then repre-
scented the GAINESVILLE district, aud of course was
serious obstacle in the way of Gustsvus A Henry.
Hence it was important that he should be disposed
Of An that was necessary to tack his county to
Kit Wiams's district, which even with Henry
county annexed would still allow the opposition a
margin of 1000 majority This was done at one
stroke Of Gustavus A. Henry's pen. Andre w J Ohm
son aud Gen. Harris were placed in districts with
heavy odds to contend sgainst. Andrew Johnson
was taken up BY the people OF the State and placed
IN the Governors chair, as q rebuke to the detest-
able species Of political gambling by which he was
deprived of his seat in Congress. It now remains
that since Gov. johnson declines denomination
that the same set OF gratitude should be bestowed
upon General Harris who was left in the same
position by the Henry-mandering of his district,
and this should be done not only in view of his past
services as our Elector and former Representative,
but for his commendsble integrity, aud undoubted
ability Gen. Ishsm G.. Harris is the man to be
the next Governor Of Tennessee.-7ren. Jour.
HIGH PRICE FOR NEeRoEs.-Mr. J. A Summer
hill Ructioneer sold lot of negroes at the Market
House, on Thursday, the first day of January,
some of which brought enormous prices. A girl
of sixteen years Of age broughu 81 ,230. A DO
10 years Of age brought $90O-Rutbertora Tel
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HIen PR1oEs oil ANIMAL FOoD.

Time enough has now elapsed for the collection
of data relative to the gradual Increase ia prices
of the necessares of life during the last decade;
and accordingly we receive from various sources
explanatory theories based upon statistics IL the
case of certain articles Of consumption there is 10
need of elaborate research. .-... .a..s
The cause of the exaggerated price of animal
food, however, is not so manifest Epidenios, to
be sure, have been raging in certain districts, as
destructive to live stock as mildeW to corn, or the
rot to the potato. Within the circuit Of hundred
miles around Cincinnati during the last six months,
between 10000 and 10000 hogs have died Of q
distemper resembling in some symptoms the chol-
era, in others eryspelss, which Seems to be incu-
rable. Western New York also has been ravsged
BY the same pest one distlerin the neighbOrhOod
of the town of Jordan losing 1900 in month.
But these mssdies are temporary, and far from
generally prevalent, and entirely insufficient to
account for thu phenomena and entirely INSULT
Gent to account for the phenomena we seek to
explain. A consideration Of the decreased value
of the precious metals fails to supply the defcien
cy. -
An ingenious article 10 a late number of the
Cincinnati Gazette, furnishes certain tables, which,
we think, afford a solution. The number Of cattle
in all the United States was:
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SUPREME COURT.

WIN. Ellis vs.. S. a. Bivins-OpiniOn by Judge
Caruthers, affirming judgment below.
Daniel Barber vs.. W. Dening-Opinionb by Judge
Caruthers, affirming judgment below.
VIM Meredith vs. Jos. Owen ct. sls.-OpiniOn
by Judge Caruthers, affirming decree and remain
ding cause.
Isaac Gunter vs.J. 3. EIidge Opinion by Judge
Oarutbers, reversing judgment and remanding
cause.
James Mathis VS.. s. S. Arnold-OpiniOn by
Judge Mckinney, affirming judgment below.
J. N. TomPkins vs.. a. NJ. MoKnight-Opinion
by Judge Mckinney, reversing judgement and
giving Judgment vs.. Mcknight.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
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sfd
TJHE GreatCentraI Route connecting the Atan6cciteH
j BthWestern, Northwestern, and SOuhW esLsrn States
BIZ continuous Railway direct THIS road also c0unec
q Pittsburg with daily line Of Steamers 10 al ports on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Smdusky with
Steamers to a ports the Northwestern Lakes; making
the most diFscB cheapest and rs5i15s route By which
FREIGHT can be forwarded 10 and from the GFszt llssL
Rates between Philadslphia and Pituburg:
FIRST CLASS.-BO0ts, Shoes, Dry Goods oo = 1ooT..
Gin boxes, Eurs, Feathers, de-. -o0 20 'oD
SECOND GLASS-BOoks end Stationery,
Dry Goods On balss,) Hardware, Lea 75c per 100b
thsr, &C. .... 1900 ..s.-.
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils Baggng, Bacon, e. 7o,-.
and Pork (in bulk hemp, &o...-... W. ~ ~
FOURTH CLASS.-Csfae, Fish, BzcDu -- 80.
and Pork (packsd) Lard and Lard Oil ''- ~ 1--WE
FlOur-fl per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain-5O cts. per 100 lbs. until further a0Lics
COtOn-$2ps bale not exceeding 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
- In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phila.
dsphia, be particular to mart package gs Philadelphia
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road at Philadelphia or PitSburg viii be forwarded with
ont detention
FRusBT AsuEs-Hmrs, Wormlsy 4 Co, Memphis,
Tennessee; K. F. Sass Co. St. Louis; j. =. Mitchell
Son. Evansville Indiana Dumesnil Bell and Murdoch and
Carter JeWett Louisville Ky; r.. G. Medium, Madison
Indiana; Sprigman Brown, and lrWiu& Co., Cincinnati
n " Graham Co, ZsueaVille, Ohio! Lsaeh 4 Co.. No
81 Kilby street Boston; isech Co. Ast0r House, New
York. No. William street. aud No. Bausrf Place New
tmOre; Geo. q Franciscus Rttsburg.
IL a. H. HOUSTON, 6ensyIl ffsigb AGsns, Pil1.
H. J. LOMBAERT, Sept Altoona, Pa.
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LARGE AUCTION SALE
--..---.l a.- nv
TRABUE g. LUCAS.

2. hAB DE a. LOOAc.
To- no. "A 5-PUBLfU EQUERR, EAsBviLLs, TENSEssEE.
-TETE win sell on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,, Goth and
w 21s account OF concerned, large and well
sorted siockOf Staple and Fahey
---1- .a--cr -- --Tn DRY t4kBODSs s-. '. =
Feady Made Clobing Boots, Shoes, Brons Son For and
Cashmere and Wool HAS, Hardware eatiery, Qusonswae,
Wrapping Paper, &c. s. ~
The stock consists in part follows Cloths, Cassneres
and Vestugs,
Jeans Tweeds Rerseys; Jacou-ts and Book AIusIius;
1000 pieces Prints, assorted Shirt BUsUms,
kinds Linen and Cambria Hand
Red aud White FIannsIs; kcruhiefs;
Plaid Lins6ys; Cotton Flannel, Towel and
Deiaihes and Cashmt resi Table DiapeuJ
Merinies and APacas Needles, Pins, Threads Of al
Pads i5 AiPa'as and solid De- o5l 9 e55 ss
B ack SIX; And In fact will offer al
Plaid and Brocade silks; most every article wanted In
Embroidered Collars and Un7 retail Store .a.E -
-.-. 30 BOOTS AND SHOES,
Our stock Of Boots aud Shoes unusually large. We have
Ten thousand Dollars Boots aud Shoes Of the best
kinds, and almost description OF Boots and Shoes
- CLOTHING AND HATS. FOL"
geed assortment Of Goals, Under Shirts, &C. &c
Pants, VESTS .-r Soft Fur, Cashmere and Wool
Fine L. B. Shirts; Hats in greut variety
SuspeBders, Gloves, CTavats, -.-
HARDWARE. --
10 Boxes Axes; -a..a 600 Sets Knives and Forks;
10 Doz ShoYels and Spades; Pad Locks Planning Bits, &c
--..---- -a--. QUEENSWARE. ...
Is Crates QueensWare assr Wrapping Letter paper
ted in crates Of common 10 Boxes Of lacks assorted
All OF the above Goods are consigned TO without limit
and will be offered freely 10 Merchants only Terms Libe
jams std --.. TRABUBG LUCAS.
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aTHE COMING CONTEST IN TENNESSEE"

Under this caption, the Knoxville Rhig gives
Us this warning "The American party in Ten
nessee give their opponents timely notice that
" they will present csnd dates Governor, for
80 Congress, and for the Legislature, and THAT
THEY WILL CONTEST EVERY INCH OF
" GROUND. They are not dead, nor are they
sleeping. Nor do they consider the vote for the
" Presidency, which turned upon the question Of
defeating Fremont, test of the strength of par
6 ties in this State
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/ Now Books.
HUMOURS OF aFAECONBRIDGE
.r-- b.. COLLECTION OF
HUMOROUS AND EVERY DAY SCENES
JONATHAN KELLEY.

.- BY rHE LArE
JONATHAN KELLEY.
SS2S eng Jazz aPm aGbI ne S sanpse
Beautifully ILLUSTRATED nom Original Desgns BY srEPHESs.
Price si25 In cloth; Or 81 ia paper. lze
as book Is beautifully Illustrated, abOunds in humorous
sgrseHhle the mIad Of Ae perussr Of more solid
tomes."-LsL. @. RsPublieaH.. -.-- r..
ugh and grow fat.''-Bat. .7lB0slts.
hsg are Of she most varied lively and agreeable ehaTac-
TIRE BaNIsHED sON,''aud other siOresof Heart
NEW EDITION Of CHARLES DICKEN's WORK, Illus
traied "Picswick Papers," Nicholas Nicklebg "Dayi
CoPPernelt Now ready In vols, each Y mo- Just re-
MARRYING TOO LATE.'--ATale by George Wood.
NOTES OS THE GOsPELs-By Rev. Chas. h. Hail-e
SToRIEs OF AN OLD MAID related &c her Nephsur
and Nicees. tsduu1fl juvenile Book. ... .--
"AlLLEDULCiA5' Thousand Pleasant Things selected
from Notes and Queries Iv0I ~ mo -.=s
Or COMMGDORE PEKRFrS JAPAN EXPEDITION-Nar
ratve q the Expedition OF American Squadron 70 the
l BY orler Of e Government. Of the United States under
Che Command OF Commodore AZ e Perry, U: $; Com
Perry atHs request and under his supervision By Frsad
L. Hawks d. ID. Oueyeume yo., with two hundred kn
greyings and Charts. For sale by HAGAN < BRO,
decI7 Market street.
10 e u EODEE FOR JANUARY, -
GtODEY'S LAUY'S BOOK Tor January, 1857, containing
" thirty beautiful Illustrations an over hundTe Goa
butions, altogether The attractive number pub
sss P5ie I0 - 81 ~ ps' year gI1 AZ n
single copies sold BY F. HAGAN * BIO agents.
teGl9 ..-. --. -- Market street,
1HAIgPEFRsS MIG aZssg, aud GODEE'S La
DIES EDUEA EOIE JANUARY
lust raceiveiby Fl. .......... .a
y decd .-. --- F. HAGAN & co.
HAHPEi3'S NEW I'APER. -
TJARPER's WEEKLY a Journal Of C.vIIizalon, frs
II numbers 500 copies Just received subscription reciV el
and single copies sold by 49,.
Jan6 HAGANE BRO, Agents.
--------- lTIIE NsW-YORK LEDGER,
WEEKLY Newspaper. Subscription rersivsd and sin
"A gle numbers. Sold By HAGAN 81 BRO, Agents.
TVHE FLAG or OUR UNION, ana Balou' Fi
Il t9riaI Newspupsrs' for sale by HAGAN & BRO,
jaaB Agents.
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4. ?. BEERS & CO,
PRODUCE CONFESSION MERCHANTS

AUGUSTA. GEORGIA
W ILL attend the sale Of an kinds of Tennessee Pro-
w duce upon C0mmhsi0u az their conmodOus Fire
Proof Store Broad street, opposite the Planters HOlel
REFEEENCEs-
HEvRY T. YEATNtN, Nashville, Tennessee.
SEYMOUR; FAvNtaG a. Co.. do 10. co
Hon. j. p KING. Prest G.. r. r. g B g Co. Augusta, G.
J. A. ANsLEY, and W. q sTAHHE, ..... .-. do do.
INN LII L-u-Lu.
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A PEW Rooms 90 rent iu the new building corner OF
"A Cherry and Deldedck, suitable for offices or bed roems
janI3-tf ~ r COOPER.
r MIDDLE DIVISION FAIR, FOR 1857.
Fg'HE FouRUa DlyIs0S FkIE, f1r Middle tennessee viii
be held ia CONNECTION with the THIRD ANNUAL FAIR OF
tn Sm Count Agricultural Society, al the Fair Grounds
near ROME, Tennessee, commencing on Monday, the 5h
ay Of October 1857, and continuing during the week
handsome premiums Ored in every department. Of Az
cuturaI Lscaaicat and Household indus and the d
sreut glasses stock Isis may be Obtained Of the SecFe
larry Of the Pair R0mes aud o-h Secretary % ne STATE
Barsau, nt Nashville. ..- j. X HlbbEALs
7anIa-3udtWGw Secretary.
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POETRY or PHYsTC-

YERS PILLS, glide, sugarshOds over The palate bat
"A their energy Although wrapped up, is there, and tells
with giant the very foundations Of disease There
sands wh0 would not wear their dstem-
pers II they knew they could be cured for 2j eGntsTy
Ayers Pills, and you will know 10.
Purify the blood and disease VIII be starved out.
Cleanse system from impurities and you cured al
ready.
Take THE Of all Purgl YES, and ScrOfla, Indigestion
Weakness Headache BaCkaC che, Sideache Jaundcs Hheu-
matism arrangements Of the LIVER Kidneys and Bowels,
all derauge mens and all diseases which curative remedy
can reach fy before them like darkness before the
Reader, If you suffering from any Of the numerous
complaints they cuTesur mOre-the remedy has been
provided for you, and it isCTiuinal 90 neglect it,
That 4yers Cherry Psctsr1E medicine for
Cough tbs whole world, and lat flyers Pulls
the best Of all Psis known 10 those who have used
them.
Lowell Mass and sold by al Druggists and Dealers In
Medicine through this section.
JJn3 '57-2u. ..-
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Tin Ware

TEINWARE ofevery DESCRIPTION for sale al wholesale and
Retail. Also Job " Dix done with neatness and dis
patch We solicit the patronage Of friends and the pub
lie generally az No. 4G South Market street, Nashville.
iaug-'J7-.m p. w. MAXEY g. co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-14

SAvANNAH CoTTON MARKET-Of upwards of
twelve hundred bags Of Cotton sold in Savannah
on Wednesday, but one bale went as low as Il
cents. 81.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE
EhalbV COuntV-

Personally appeared before me- Hume F. HILL Justice Of
Peace, aud for the county and State Aforesaid NJ j.
Wicks Of River Bank, Memphis, and he being
duly swOrn says OATH that the above and foregoing ate
contains true and correct account OF the Liabilities
and Assets Of end Bank appeared The book on the 51h
day Of January, 1851. NJ. J. WICKS, Cashier.
-.-..E Or HUME T. HILL, J. p.
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REMOVAL.
G.. MAYER & Co,
nnr Merchant TRiIOPs,

d ESPECTFUELY inform the citizens Of Nashville and
N the public generally, that have removed from No, 3
Public Square % No 90 Cherry street. opposite e Post
ONCE will tuue establishment under tho
arm Of MAYER & MILLER, NIerchan - TailOrs.
Saving Advantageous connections and Te1 assortment
Of Fall and Water Goods, able furnish gentlemen
with fine garments OF every description viz: klzIus over,
Dress FrOck and Business Goats, Velvet, six and CASH
Vests, PantaO0ns An ercau French and German
Goods, which up order the atet style, neat
and dispatch with good &c warranted. Gentlemen who
prefer furnish their goods will dnd lt their idvan
tage % cal atOuF establishment
ALsO, Cutting and Repairing done 20 order FERNS, cash
and reasonable Thankful for the liberal patronage best8w
upon by the citizens OF Nashville former stand,
confidently beg continuance Ofths a. present
stand 7faus-'57-I wd3WLW
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AUCTIONS SALE OF GROC ERIES
BY
3. LAHgTEa & co.

H. @&4ZH Adl3 80 u w.
WE will offer with liberal privileges 10 front OF our Store
w on SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY TITS, 1857, at
10 o'clock large assortment OF Fresh Groceries, consisting
in part Ofthe ioll wing "
100 hhds fair prime and choics25 do Brandy and Gin;
SuEaj % do Lincoln WHISKY
40 barrels Molasses; 200 kegs Nails .."
20 do loaf Sugar; IS boxes Virginia Tobacco; ',-
90 do Crushed and POWdeTed,lO do smoking do
800 bags prime new crop RO5O dozen Buckets;
Coffee; ...'.5 % barrels Msckers;
$50 do choice Baltimore dose kits do
100 boxes star Candles; Is trails Almonds;
900 do TaIOW DO 10 barrels Pecans;
1000 bags hne Salt 90 dozen Wash Boards;
100 boxes Cheese; 100 boxes Cuba Cigars;
100 do Raisins; 10 600 fine de
SO p do do 100 groee Quart Flasks;
so i do do so DO Pint &"
100 barrels Magnolia Whisky;O do \ do "
100 do Deans do 10 do IS and Is Brandy
IS do Bourbon do Bottles
- do Rye do .. ....
Together with all the smaller articles TO make up large
N The above Groceries all fresh and good, having
iuSbeen received from New Orleans and Eastern Cities and
janii-td : B OF. B. LANIER & co.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES. ...
ON THURSDAY. the odd instant, at 10 O'Clock, A NJ,
~ will offer for cash, in frOuI Of store tie fol-
lowing articles which would invite the sPeca atten-
ton OF the trade
leo hhds Prime and Choice Sugar; .
400 bags choice Rio Coffee;
100 barrels MeaEses,
30 bbs crushed Sugar,
900 bbls Whiskey. .....
500 Reams Wrapping Papers and sundry other articles.
JOHNSON, HORNE, g. CO..
iaGII G.. Corner Broad aud Market sts,
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERs.

NAsHYILLE Jan. 6, 1857. ( &
ON and after Monday the l2Ih instant, the Ticket
~ Office OF The Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad will
established No - College street. under the SeWanee
Hotel. The ONCE will be open at A. a. and closed al
O'clock p N. Passenger should procure Tickets before
going the IT. /. ANDERSON, Sup't.
q. L. ANDzEs0N, Ticket Agent uan9-tL
A GARD ...
LIZ those indebted the undersigned will please call at
"A his old stand College street, aud settle their accounts
and notes Press Of business prevents him calling them
in person. and hopes his friends will reserve odd and
ancient custom and cau him their earliest enenc8.
fans 'y7-lm JOHN PATTERSON.
TRUST SALE. ...-.
Y virtue deed Of trust executed BY q. K Baes du-
IL recorded the Registers Oce of Davidson county,
shall at the Courthouse Site Nashville, SATUR DAY,
the Instant expose public sale all the right, ute and
interest said Barnes has and Of land adj
Joining Franklin College, IL being undivided eighth Of
tract Of about fry belonging 70 the estate Of his
Hans A Y. S. LIND LEY.
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CUMBERLAND MOUNTAIN LAND
At Auction
KALUABLE STOCK EARL

WILL oferat public sale, Saturday, the nth day Of
January, beautiful and valuable Of land yin gOn
the table Of the Cumberland Mountain, in Cumberland
county, about 90 miles East Sparta, the road Knox
Vile This Land part Of the tract upon which reside
and Immediately adjoining my celebrated Fruit Orchard.
Il contains about 1870 acres about 80 cleared and
der fence with One building site on the road In the clear
ed fields three springs, two Free Stone and Chay
beate and falling stream of water II will also
cude about $50 200 Of natural Meadow, giving first
hay stock and aOrding hrOu ghoHt the whole tract
the very best ranges in the State The market for
stock is door, fine stream about mile through
tract upon which good Mil Seat, also Quarry Of
first rate Mil stone within few yards Of the This
tract generally level, soil good and productive, well tim
bered and hbnndany waered AID nhe midst Of good
society as boast, with and Grst Mills good
school and other Advantage plat the Land beseen
my Painting Rooms, over iiCks's China " the Square,
where will give with accuracy, every Information desired
The sale vii take place the Public Square at about -
o'clock ANY wishing delig htfl country residence
first rate stock who wishes buy speculation
weud do well examine this Terms half SASH bal
nECs twelve with Interest sale the gate Of the
Court House yard.
decgs-d6wtd J. W. DODGE.
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Removal.

ID O. KANE has removed 70 Market street into the
IL building formerly used the Traders Bank where he
will pleased his old patrons fuFnsh them with
the choicest Liquors. Foreign and Domestic. IjanI3-u
FOR HIRE.
LIKELY House Girl, good QuslHes afleen years OF
"A age. Apply at this ONCE. liani3-tf
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PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD,

TTNHREE Daily Through Trains, between PhadsIUhi1
il and Pittsburg THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadephia for PiIsburg at ~ A NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at Z, A. "a. TIE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Psburg at p NJ and Pittsbury
for Philadelphia a 1, Pm The NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pitts5urg at H. P NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia ct 10, p. NJ
The above lines connect a PitsbuR with the Railroads
20 and from st. Louis. Mo-. Alton Gaena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville Ky; Terra
Haute, Madison, Lafayette aud Indianapolis Ind Cincu-
natl, dayton Springfield Beel0ntkins, SandusY, Toledo
Cleveland Columbus GAINESVILLE, Massil0u, and Wooster
Ohio; Also with the Steam Packet Boats from and % New
Orleans, st. Louis, louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had 10 or from either Of tba
above places.
FOrlurtheF pariieula.s Handbills at the different
starting p0Ints. Passengers from the West Wl ind i1
the shortest aud most expeditions route 20 Philadelphia
Baltimore, New York or Boston,
TBOS. MOORE, Aan7E, P1ssssgsr Einss PEiLzl1
J. MESKIMEN, AGENT PIs5sHgsr LiHes, Pitts5uTg.
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THOUSANDS OF
FANCY ARTICLES !


THE subscribers have just received the largest stock OF
Fancy Goods, their line, offered for sale in this
city. Amongst this great variety will be found
100 Fancy Bird Cages selected from the best as
EOYtment in New York.
200 Baskets Of all kinds and qualities
brass, Bronze and Iron Candle Sticks.
Rattan, Rocking and Office Chairs.
Britannia and Block Tin Coffee and Tea Pots, Chinese
Pea Caddies.
ALSO,
400 Ornaments, for Etageres and What NOts.
Many Of articles selected for HOLIDAY SALKs,
bus having arrived too late for that joyous occasion will row
be sold at a most tri1ng advance upon the cost.
janl4 MACKENZIE d WILSON.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSE-KEEPERS.
lust received Bath Bricks for cleaning Knives.
y Liquid Glue for repairing Furniture.
French TrePOn Powder for poliihing Silver
Ware, Plate, &c,
HenOVating Polish for cleaning Brass, Copper,
Steel, Iron, and other goods Of that description.
m'COmbe5s Polish for renewing old Furniture,
Carriage Bodies Harness &c, which has the effect OF max
ing Tages harness or furniture look good
janI4 MAChbNZIB q WILSON.
MEAT AND PASTRY 600 KFOR SALE.
TINE subscriber offers for sale his woman TEMPE good
Cook, Washer and IrOner there is in the State, also
understands Picking and Preserving
Janl4 ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Undersigned the estate OF a
WIET0S, Decd having asceTaned that the estate j. in
solvent, and having suggested the the Clerk Of
the County COar an persons having claims against said
estate hereby notified file them duly authenticated
with the Clerk q the County Court before mo 5Jh
day Of March, 1857. GEO. CALDWELL,
. fer6-I tmdtpv. Administrator.
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THE Board Of Directors Of Nashville Gas Light COpan
this DAY declared dividend offs per cent. out OI n
profits lastsx months payable after hs 0 Of JanE
ary. 1857 1fanIl-dIWl JAS. n. HENDRICh, 6sc'y.