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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-19

LAND " At<RARISs
VVE will buy Land Warrants Of all denominations th
W best market price. Inoy2Il Al. DUNCAN& co.
READ THIS AND READ IT QUICK.
WANT to Hire for the year able bodied men,
i Not for Iron Works. Call Immediately.
dec25-u REFS W. POR TER.
RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
All G. ROBERTSON's.
100 boxes W. r. Cheese, mild, fresh article;
80 boxes sweet favored OIauges;
hhds Cocoa Nuts:
% barrels sOf. she'll Almonds, fresh;
10 DO FubeTls;
10 do Cr5am-uuts;
10 do CFaubeTries:
50 do Ale, different brands
10 Cases Siile and Sweet Cagawbs Wise;
10 do Cherry Brandy;
10 DO Ladies Wine;
$4,000 Cigars, suitable for COuRtry Trade;
10000 do Best Brands flr CITY Retail:
] dozen Ale Pumps, New York make:
Which will be sold cheap, at J. C. ROBE 2TSOSs,
iaH3 '57-tf Broadway.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI

THE commOdious and substantial fast y5s7aa1A u
L running steamer SEVENTY-SIX, kksFt6s5iiss9i
P, K. BARCLAY Master, is held in readi. - =
by the first rise Of water to her regular m
above during the coming For freight and pas
age having superior accommodation apply on boardOf
septl7-u Il. Il. HARRISON, Agent.
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DICK Els &C.-7j cases assorted Pickles; 50 case
Brtndy Peaches % csssH Brandy CHIMES; In
dEU cask Nader 40 bags Pepper - bags Ginger; IS
bags Spice received By steamers Humboldt ald Cambridge
decl9 MCCREA 6 TEERASS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-19

EO CINCINNATI Steel PI0ughs, Nos- I, g, 2, Iand
~ These The best Pl0ughs sold ln this market
dscl2 MCCREA q TERRA8s
DALTImORE OESTERS-lO0 dozen Baltimore
ID Dy sters for sale low BY
dse2 MCCREA & TERRASs
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s. q s. LANlER, PRoPRTET0rs.

M STERLING LAyIER late Of the Lanisr House Macon
Ca and SAMPSON LANTER, late OfTuskeg-e. Ala will be
happy to meet all friends and customers Lamar House
where they have ample accommodation for go persons
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JUST RECEIVED.
LARGE supply Of Cranbsrrs aSp large lot Of TOYS
n 81 every description F0rsale cheap b.
CdAhLES EUBERTSON
oeeI No. IL, Market ST.
DISSOLUTION.
rENHE partnership heretofore existing between The under
4 signed, under the style of c. c. Robertson WA
ms day dissolved, by mutual consent.
lhe business viii be CUntiuu Of stand on Broad
way BY J. G. Robertson, who IS authorised % settle an basi-
ness connected With The lat5 1Em.
NAsuVILLE, Nov. 1, 1856. J. G. ROBERTSON.
uOF4-u CHAS. ROBERTSON.
IN retiring from business my sincere thanks for
as nr, and take great pleasure ia recommending con-
uhuauce OF the same % my late partner Jas G. Robertson
VINO VIII cOninus the business the old Br0ad-
way. CHARLES KOBE FTSON
arrived at Last.
'hE preesI let of Toys received iu NASHVILLE fus
received to-day, December 2ttd Albert Eofzols the
oldest Toy and Fancy house IN town. ALBERT VJiZOT,
Gec-2-I Sc College ST.
NOTICE. EO 81 NE8EAG JN 8IaEREAlEFRS N
THE CITY IN ID COUNTRY.
{ hANE'S Patent Metallic Burial Baskets can Be had
- Wholesale or Retail by aHpymg TO
usely D. W. RUSSELL, A gent,
al n L. "eaEleys, corHeT Of Bro-d and Front Streets
TX DER Orders FOR Pt=bur- Cincinnati I01f-yiT.
- ana 81 Louis Manufactured ccs will be u0ry A.
CC! Lsleu 70; ~ ID. ". RUSSELL, Agent,
Omcs al h l. Heaklsy % Broad and Front streets
lEIHEN T.-loJ bbls Store az Tor sale 10 he v n %
dseig n. W. RUSSELL, Agent.
Al r. L. Weakeys corner Of Broad and FROM streets
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TO THE CONSUMERS OF CORN NEAL IN
NASHVILLE.

HAVE started Mill in the city, and will keep on
hand. fresh Meal ct No. lO7, South Summer street
All orders attended TO- aud will sell at the lowest cash
citv and will deliver 10 customers in any part o. the
rics J. v. CARDWELL,
mayl6--u Agent.
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CHAS. ROREKTNON.

CHASs ROBERTSON
Late Of JIG. d q. Robertson Broad strsst.)
TONFECTIONER AND CANDY Manufacturer and
- dealer IN Fruits, Nuts, Cigars Tobacco, Toys and
Fancy Articles Generally No. H. Market street. opposite
Morris STATIONS would respectfully iBfOrm the citizens
Of Nashville surrounding community that be is per
msnently located in the above business and WsUd be
pleased to receive share Of public patronage
dec7-iy
GIFTS, PRESENTS, TOKENS AN KEEP
SAKES.
W enumeTote the variety the quality, well the guam
4 uy OF the articles, would wear ones patient uf
nee % 10 say thsy al Of Importation and manuac-
nTe Care and aeEtOu has been bestowed select hun
Greds OF articles suitable for The present OCCASION which can
be had by application 10
dect3 CHARLES ROBERTSON.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

MJNDAY, Nov. %, 1857.
Mr. Bullock, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported sundFy matters, which were placed on the
calendar.
siOners of the State Capitol 1000 copies
ordered printed
Mr.. Johnson offered bill to amend the eje Ct
ment laws.
Mr.. Nancy, bill to amend the charter of tn
Citiz-n Coal Company add TO amend the Charter
of the Nashville Coal Company.
Nr. Benton, to amend the administration laws
Mr. Turner, to protect the fish.
Mr.. White, bill to incorporate the East Ten
nessee Medical Society. Also, a bill to protect
ply sicans
House resolution directory to the Judiciary Com
mittee in gard to change of venues, &c,
adopted
Mr.. Dunlap presented communication from the
Comptroller correcting typographical error in his
r port as printed, in the account of the Attorney
Central. Ordered to be spread upon the minutes.
VT. Bate offered d resolution tend, ring tie use
OF the House OF Representatives, to the Mt. Yer
non Ass1ci ttion, for the purpose of hearing L
tur from w n. Bibo, Esq
Mtssrs. B t., Williams and Davidson advocated
the resolution, aud Mr.. Stovall opposed il. Adopt
Bill to establish the office of County Judge in
the counties of Davidson, Shelby, Montgomery,
and Knox, was read the third time, and
Mr.. SJOvall offered amendment providing that
any county in the State establish the Office
wherever the magistrates so determine. The
amendment gave rise to discussion, and it was Ia
bed, and the bill pasted Ayes So noes %.
Mr. Stanton, bill to regulate the taxation of
costs in the Circuit aud Chancery Courts.
House bill to allow free negroes to voluntarily
sell themselves into slavery read asecOnd time,
aud
Mr. Cooper offered bill in lieu, which was
adopted ana passed.
The special Order the subject of usury,
postponed urtil next Monday,
The House agreed to take up the code at 2 P. NJ.
hr. Brazlcton's resolution to read the code at
night indefinitely postponed.
Adjourned till O'Clock P. NJ.
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Imnortantfromutnn
cry respectfully,
f. B. ALEXANDER

The Government has received dispatches
confrmatory of the destruction Of tie pro-
vision train by the Mormons. Also, a copy Of
a letter from Brigham Young to the comman-
der of the United States troops, sent through
the hands of Brigham's commanding General,
who was ut Fort Bridges, bear where the
Am.rcan commander was with all of his
command, except that Immediately under
Colonel johnson.
Brigham assumes, in virtue of his authority
as the Governor of the Territory appointed by
the President of the United States, aud not
vet superseded, to order Withdrawal of the
troops Of the United States from the Territory
adding that if they cannot leave at this time,
owing TO the state Of the season, they will be
permitted to remain until spFing, on condition
of giving up their arms, accoutremeuts, mu-
nitions, &c.
This i simply high treason, under the laws
of the United States.- Washington Star, I7th
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LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE.
MONDAY, Nov. %, 1857

MONDAY NOV. 20, 1901
Nr. Bratcher, from the COMMITTEE New Couu-
ties returned House bill TO establish the IAN civil
district in Hickman county, aud recommended its
passage.
Sir. Goodp4sture introduced bin to authoriz
Circuit Courts to render Judgments against securi.
ties in certain cases. Referred
The unfinished business of Saturday, being the
consideration of the House till to repeal the Office
OF tax assessor, was taken up.
: he question being upon the adoption OF the bill
in lieu offered by Mr. Davis i, ri cted.
hr. Bulen called for a direct vote upon the orig
ina hill, which was had and the hill was rej~cted.
Mr. Davis moved to amend the caption of th
hill in lieu by Mr. Wnitthorne, as follows; "And
to create confusion in the different counties of II is
State and for other purposes" but afterward with
dr-w the motion.
The question being upon the adoption of Mr..
Whtthorne's bill in lieu it prevailed. and e bill
passed the second time. Ayes Is, noes 8.
The special order, being the Bell revolutions, "
was taken up, and the same referred to the Com
mttee Federal RrI.tions.
Several Senate aud Eouse bills passed second
reading.
Adjourned till 2 O'clock P. NJ.
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W Late advioes from Liberia have been
received st Salem. The Liberia Herald has
been discontinued for want If sufficient sup
port. The Emperor Of the French Is accused
Of reviving the slave trade by contracting
with the house Of Reggie Al Marseilles, who
have factory AZ Whydah, and seeding
screw steamer 10 purchase ! 400 slaves, ship
them on bcard, aud osll them free emisFanis-
Several Ame iean aud Spanish veassls, epga-
gsd 10 the slave trade, had been esptarsd.
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From the n. 0. P.caruns. Nov. 18th.

erribIC-COIIisiOn- Of the Sfeams
ship OpelOusas- I."ss OF sew eTal liV =
Gen. james Hamilton among the lost
Lists OF the Lost and of tn Saw ed.
On the arrival OF the Opelousas Railroad train
last evening, we learned from rumOr that there had
been a collision on Sunday night between the
steamer Opeousas, Capt. Ellis, which left Ber-
wick's Bay, Sunday, and the Galveston, Capt
WashhurD, of the same line, coming from Galves-
ton aud Indanola, 70 Berwck's Bay, and that there
were several lives lost
The most authentic shape in which we have
been able to obtain intelli-en of the important
event has been that of a note from Nj. John Nc
Nair, the clerk OF the Galve too, which we append
Il will be that among the passengers lost "
this occurrence was Gen. James Hamilton of S.
Carolina.
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"a. Nearly two months nfter the con

u.s. Nearly two months after the com
mencement of the General Assembly haV-
ing expired, there was a motion made in
the Senate to refer the Governors Mes
sage to appropriate Committees. Mr.
Heiskell made the following remarks:
Mr.. HEIsKELL, said he desired to explain his
vote on the question. He had no overween-
ing admiration of the late governor, having
always been opposed to him politicaly-but
he thought it due to the Office he had filled to
pay decent respect to his official communica-
tons. He had wondered at the neglect Of the
prOfessed admirers of that gentleman that
they had been willing to allow his message to
lie on our table for nearly TWO months unno-
ticed 10y this House. He thought it strange
that this motion TO refer part of il coming
from an opponent, should be opposed by gen
tlemen protesting 10 worship at the shrine of
the late governor; a mark of respect due
from the Senate, he thought it right the refer
ence should be made.
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GIN. WALKER AND MS CoMPANIoNs.-The
Mobile Register Of Sunday says, that in addi-
ton TO the four hundred emigrants who EN-
barked with Gen. Walker yesterday morning
on board the Fashion, tor Nicaragua, we IN
derstaud that about three hundred aud hfty
have gone from other ports of the United
States on sailing vessel, thus making the total
between seven aud eight hundred men, veil
prosisioned aud prepared TO meet the hard
ships OF promising expedition.
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a TUNNEL TO FRANoR.-The steele states
that the p ssbility of uniting England and
France by means Of a submarine Iunne has
been practically and scientifically" c,nsid-
cred by skilful engineer, NJ. a. Thume de
Gamond. This gentleman has submitted his
project in the frt place To the Emperor, who
was greatly struck with il. Afterwards the
Minister of Public Works, in acco d with the
Minister of Marine, named special commits
sion composed Of the most scientific notabli-
tles. The commission has decided that NJ
Ihome de GamOnd was no mere dreamer. The
English Cover ntnent have as, named on
their eide a commission, and ''it is robable
that 10 the coming spring French and English
engineers will apply Intensely 3 L. the work
of vigorously examining tie pracLieabIiity of
the lr J-c;."
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WRnfedY

A MsFeh lnts' Bank pos-s q ths f5Ilo~iax BasEs;
~ Mrbllr. NeF Orraaas sn1 fhr GA Haaks o. fisrrFa
and soalh aToaa par q naak Of Nashviis rs
e.. .eaan hak q sAeeysie 20 dsaoant. AL eth
srs q EFasd ~ tie ltlae-
It's
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$40 REWARD.

GYTRAYED fraa The PassaFe - J. A. Payne ahous ne
- ist q sst izsts BAY HOSE silh sop nase zEd
bsai-h iH the eft eye oae, both, hua fres uhe.
s.asaF4s ca his aaezs "a tfots. and ssiks sel
oeI s-IL WA. Z. Wright.
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LIST OF THOSE Known

.
Yours respectfully, john MCNAIR,
Clerk Steamship Galveston.
LIST OF THOSE KNOWN TO BIZ LOST.
Gen Hamilton, South Carolina.
Judge Jno Cleanj, New Orleans
A J Voorhi, s. Princeton,
Mr. Smith, mother and young lady, st Louis.
Miss Lucy Williams, Lavaca.
w Wilmot Hardin county, KY, body saved.
One child of w Wilmot Ky.,
Miss Mary Petway, Nashville, Tenn.
McFarlane, late mate steamship Jasper.
Two children OF Geo. Williams, Columbia, Texas
One child Of Mrs Fontes, Buchanan CO, Mo.
August Mendell, Dewitt co Texas.
Dunn, Navarro, Texas.
Que negro girl belonging to SIR Hushbergh
One negro boy, Srd cook on Opelousas.
LIST OF THE SAVED.
J \ Cecil, Br,zoria co Texas.
Mrs Wilmot, Hardin CO. KY
Miss Fanny Aitchison, johnson co, No.
Mrs E G LaGrass and child, Ric moud. Texas.
Geo. Williams and lady, Columbi,. Texas
w Il " eriWeth,r aud lady, Comal CO, Texas
Thompson, Louisville, Ky.
W Dunn, L,vaca, Texas.
II W Priestburgh, \. U.
Francis Wood. 'rinee El~ard co, Va
K I Murphy, Fwiggs CO, Ga.
Green Wamack, Grimes co, Texas.
Edsari Wise. o.
J. l.. B. Air, Jack on, Michigan
(. W Finch, Buchanan eourty. Missouri
q. w Hitchings, LAZY and servant, Nasnvillr, Tenn
J D Parish, Austin, Texas
J J Ramsay, Gouzd-s Texas
q w BoweFs, New York
7 L-Wis Jackson, Michigan
Capt b Il Till, Q 5
Trossrr, Milan, Texas
Il Hobart and tao servants, Jones's ExpFessmen.
Vim COanell and two Me1icans, DsNitg coun-
", Texas
George PaFmlee
Il futile, NeE Orleans
n CeaseF, Looisiant
T Psrrean LaVact, Texas
Mrs Hushburssr, child sud two servants, Galveston
Mr. Fouts aud servant, BucaaBau county, Missouri
Il Allen, mother, brother an Iso servants Bas-
troP, Texas.
Sameel Berry, vile aud child, Alabama
] Thompson, Toby's Express
John oEk, New 0rlrzns
do Tat do DO
Timothy L, Rush, Houston
~ Boyle, JehusOn county, Missouri
Sc Passsngrr-
on srs and crew t27l al saved.
These are al the particulars We bad been abb
10 gather authenticai '. sp midnight CAST night
10 oas next Ee shall doubtless be 10 possession q
more.
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.ourDed till 2 o'clock, P. NJ.


The reading of the code occupied the afternoon
session.
The S~nate then adjourned till 10 o'clock to NOR
row morning.
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FAmILY sERVANTs.

tITE have ca hand several No / Hoass servant for
~ We 81 uot o. q hen aaE one living els OF
ths c9u1y. The1 are vel q1ained b1s arss aeFfoes-
yoanE and UEuy. BOYD 3 CO..
nv. En gA~rrv srr~-f-
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MR.. McNAIR,s LETTER
BOARD STEAMSHIP GALVESTON,
November II. 1857

November II, 1857 {
Editors of Picayuue:-
GENTLEMEN: - O'Clock (miduight) the / th
inst, the steamship ilveston came ia contact with
the steamship OpelOusas, striking the Opylou -as
nearly amidship, causing her to sink IN about 20
minutes. Tn. Galveston, receiving but little dam-
age, laid by her till daylight this morning. and sue
coeded in saving the follOwing passengers, aud all
Of the officers and crew.
Yours respectfully, JoBN MCNAIR,
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4 HousE Ga EIEe1sid, wIs q fE minutes saik o.
u he Patlr square esntainus rooaz. BESIDES tch.
60 and ssFfants' ro1las. Ea4zlru u
J. g FELLOWs
aoFe-tf. 30 a. Ohrrry street.
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SherTff'S Sale.

s)Y virtue order Of directed from 30
} Of the Circuit Count % Davidson county ep-
tsmber term. 1891, 20 the suit Of r. b uarrur r G
umseF, bv attachment, VIII the ZSh day Novem-
er, for sale the highest biader, Court
yard gate in Nah lille variety Hroceries nd
articles usually kept IN fluiy grocery, and Try
C Of Furniture. sale TO commence a, 70 O'Clock.
JOHN K EDNUNnSOS Sheriff,
nOyf3-dtd by K. h. ca HPBELL, d. p.
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GROVER Il BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the City
q of Nashville, in October, 1857, the Judges
appointed 20 examine articles in Class 43-No
Il, GROVER q BAKERS Sewing Machines; No
1914, SNGER's-REPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits of the two machines as fol-
lows:
The machines are both two-thread machines.
that is using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER & BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES and that of SINGERS using one
spool and one needle. the other thread working
from a BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN 4 SHUTTLE
and, in the opinion of the committee. is best
adapted to FINE CLOTHING. SADDLERY, &c
The GROVER a BAKER as the LEA ST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage of
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING /;
and, with The exception Of fine clothing, saddle
ry, &c, in the opinion of the committee is
BEST SUITED FOX FAMILY USE
n SHVIILE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. A. Public square, Nashville, Tenn.s
N4shvi Ie Tenn. Move aber L., lsr7.-tf.
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Suuaries

y IEET Brass, Biesss Nata washer Aziss 6una Paek.
ssPtss. b. d. Dlt ky.
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FOR RENT.

syNHAT ooNvgNIrSr FRAME DWELLING on Saa
l the FraakIu rurnp ke r0At near he hrut ffF
Fou-tate, aoE ocsarI-d By J. A. MEGA npb-l a. F3s
Ti- boa cau aas besides kitchen, "a
room ce and las fhirt Ui rruund attaches
fF rultitIe fl4uitase be psrcaassI ~ abe ten.
ant n desired - Possession given Immediately.
Apply @ A. y g. LINOsLEF.
Fov. 16-tf. No. s.. college strest.
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EOEs Rent.

NOR the year 1875 Portable rlings--one Nc 81
Hi-h No. IS prt stree at present ecu
pied nv Mr.. Wilson; the Franklin turnpike, ary
opposite he former residence 81 MTs. Wynn.
D0vlS-tL BOYD CO
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VTTANFED imue lately. ffo % baskets u Whsat. VI
w Vii take "A a ates o. ssaf az the hElss1 aaFtsi
,.- "a IL Naahsi e. a1so have al srssr fsr so
- Il strst a cot-9u f3r "a ca iii psy ths
asst narkes pres delivered a. Wareasass eornel
ssVfa Hs FRExc8 soS.
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CnnnHafnnErnrs

Containing:
1-PsMEIA; or, Virtue FeEarded. II Series Of
fam liar letters. vols.
2-THE HIS DRY OF CLARISsA HARL0YF. In a
Series OF etters. vols.
ST F rs Cry tF SIT CHARLES Grandson
In a Series Of Letters. 7 vols
= con ider Uysef thorough adept in Riol ardscn.
like the lcpFet Of 5 novels best and think part Of
them tedUs should any thing better TO DO than
to red - fou F nq end, to take them up when
chose, and lay then down hen was tired, .
tin every word and syl able relating the bright CLARs
the divire q tesutifnl PAEIA wi every
trio and ire Of their favour once more a
in NV hears tabIa' H-Hd-1eft on C1d Books.
For sale by [novI07 w. 7. BERRY & co.
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NIlenl.
Wheat. Wheat.

WIS uBdeFsssned is agala in waal q wheat.
.. p. Df KsY,
Nov lift aa Nc 3 CnlieEr sgr-et.
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COTI.LON PARTY.

R. GOODWIN viii give a Cotilon Party at his rooms
W College St., on Thursday the 26t Thanksgiving
dsy.
Tickets 81, to admit &c 1tlamsn and two Ladies' The
will open O'clock, and daucing { commence at
o'clock n. good coton band viii be in attendance
ntIemen will please bring partners with them.
Nov. 24-3t.
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- - W FOGA - AaN
W. viii rent 70 a COoi tenant a Splendid FARM, q
W with nds0me g. proven tnts, con tanning from
20 10 lCO miles iron The city, the Nashville
and Chsttanoogt RAILROAD. ROfD CO.,
nov. 9H--tL No. 50, Cherry street.
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For Rent.

CnNFORTABr Two story Frame Dwelling, enat tin-,
y irg six roo as ktch-u sood ant cost no se, stable
DAVID Q. OWE
Novls-d atC.rcult c5art Clerks "ihee-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Richardson's Works
W. T. BERRY & CO.. have on Sale

THE WORKS CT SAMUEL RJCHARDsOE. With
Sketches Of is Life and Writings Fy the Rev. Edward
ansin MA In 10 vols. London, 1911. superb copy,
in perfect order.
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TWO uest DueIlirg Houses on sumner street south
y Hrosi, for the ensuinR year each eontaini1g Z
Room b-sid IS H chen and Servants Room; with STABLE
Carriage House. &c. sYpI. to l. y. BAEER
.ashvI-, Oct I2-tf a. Planters bark
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NEW BOOKS,
THE FOUNTAIN OF iLL KNOWLEDGE.

A CAREFUL Col econ Of some thousands o. res, ons
for things which, thong generally knnvn inn
fectls rBd God hoOE Of condensed scientific kn0VI
edge for the million Price II 20. For sale nv
Nov. 81 ?. HACA'E.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24

THAT convenient r-id=nes the Franklin Turnpike
- estnf occupied by Mr.. Fellows IL c1uttin six
be de ktch servants rooms sc and has ABOUT
q ground atts Chv6. It ould he D. aed good
tensnt for q teru o. years u desIred. Appl 20
uuvl9 A. v. :. LINIsLFN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24
FOR RENT.

Tor the bAan-e Of this and year, that besI tifuI
! and c8rlmo ious residence Of NTs =" IA fred bite,
situated on M.ket street, south Nasyile Posse sion
gjvea Immediately. For PARTICULAR erqu re o.
+. r. GLASJs.t X, Agent,
uovlR-tf 10 O. Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24

WE subselIb ~HI a. aH tes the hizne price
/ ia eash oF WheIt corn. ont dad Rye, deliver ed
& Their sis corner % Luo and gHrrTF "a awhile
Ap.I, either a. all 81 ". Il. Godol . =, Aafkes
tfe-t CARIk e. aAUaAN a Co.
O.t2R-daslo
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-24

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