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Smyrna times., 1857-05-20

SINGULAR CASE OF SoMNAMBULIsM.-The
Fulton IN. W Patriot relates that Miss Mary
Stars of that piace, is IN the hUbit, at night, of
getting up, lighting lamp, taking paper and
pencil, and writing several stanzas of poetry
while in somnambulic state. One night, fear.
ing some accident might occur, her uncle re-
moved the light from her room, hut she arose
as usual, and wrote her poetry IN perfect dark
ness. 1t was found to be well written, correct
ly punctuated. and the ruled lines accurately
followed. This has been repeated from night
to night, each time new piece being produced.
She has no knowledge of the matter herself
cannot repeat word of the poetry she produ-
ces, and insists that she does not write it. Her
friends watch her closely; they have interrup-
ted her while writing, when she seems like one
aroused from a deep slumber, and cannot finish
the line, OF even the next word of the stsnzas
she happens to be writing. She has sometimes
fallen INTO this condition in the daytime, when
her writing impulse comes on. The young
sdy's health is not very good. and sincs her
ssmusmbulic exercises she seems to fail daily.
II these statements are true, it certainly is re-
markable case.
Smyrna times., 1857-05-20
Writsen for the Smyrns Timss.
w O n AM,

" Fairest and loveliest of created things,
BY our great Author in the Image forln'd
OF His celestial glory and designd
To be mans solace."
Smyrna times., 1857-05-20

but when woman came forth in that h:'ly place,
his eyes would naturally have fallen upon her.
and he would have gazed in breathless silence
upon such beautiful and complicated piece OF
natures work. Wordsworth says:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20
GOVERNOR JOHNSON, OF TENNEssEE-THE RER
MITAGE.

It gives US much pleasure to announce to our
readers this morning the arrival in this city of Gov
ernOr Johnson Of Tennessee, q gentleman widely
known and widely honored for his exalted pstrO-
tism, his commanding talents, his ardent and uu-
devisting devotion to the principles of the demo-
cratic party, and his brilliant and effective services
in the last two memorable campaigns in his native
State Yesterday morning be paid visit to the
President of the United States on official business
Of 8 peculiarly interesting nature 1t seems that
at the last session Of the legislature of Tennessee
act was passed authorizing the governor of that
State to purchase five hundred acres OF the Her
mitage, including the mansion of Gen. Jackson
and the tomb where now repose the remains Of the
ilustrious hero and patriot and those of his below
ed wife, and to make q tender of the came 70 the
general government provided branch Of the Mil
itary Academy should be established at that place.
In pursuance of this act, Governor johnson pur-
chased the Hermitage for the sum Of fry eight
thousand dollars, and yesterday made formal ten.
der of the property, with the condition annexed,
to the President The President in reply, stated
that this offer of the State Of Tennessee would be
promptly communicated by him TO Congress-
Wash. Union
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20
uPREME COURT.

L Bullocks, adh s,d es. G Fosssr.-Opinion BY
Judge Mckinney, sfHrming decree of Chancellor.
R. White, Agent etc. rs. D G LORe-opinioD
BY Judge Mckinney, reversing Judgment and
dismissing petition, etc.
John Thompson vs.. Nat suggs, ct als.--opinion
by Judge Harris, affirming decree of Chancellor.
John W Allison vs. E & Stephens Opinion by
Judge Harris, reversing decree and rsmanding case
for retaking accounts.
John F. Blair, Ex. etc. vs., 8. stgoo, ct ala
Opinion BY Judge Csruthsrs, reversing decree and
REMINDING cause for further proceedings, etc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20

TTAVE now on hand q full supply Of Heating Stoves.
III Also, Franklin open stoves adapted 10 Hotels,
Boarding Houses % ts which the attention Of the public
lI invited, BanRO-dlE.
OFFICE OF THE PROTECTION INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF NASHVILLE.
NOTICE TO BTOCKHOLDERS-Ths annual meeting for
IN the election OF Directors will be held at the once Of the
Company MONDAT the End day OF February, between
The hours Of II O'Clock, A NJ, and P. NJ.
lEngs-d9w q. ISAAC LTTTON, see'y.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE AND HIRINfl.
nm the 9Er DAY January 1857 at the residence Of the
" late Col James W Smith, Of Jackson county, Tennessee
will hire a. public action 10 the highest bidder for the
year 1857 all the Negroes belonging the estate cOnBsn
Of and children except those set apart fer the
support Of the Widog. There will be sold the
Library consisting Of GO or 20 volumes Books, som
Corn and other articles OF psshabs property For al sums
Of Is and under cash S. y months credit Notes
Win two undOubIed securities will be required
TON SMITH, Administrator,
tauql-dtWAW3W Psn9ents Lffs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20

81 tits reported from Washington that the
House COMMITTEES on post Offices are preparing bill
AlpropristiDg seven millions of dollars for OCEAN
mail and other service, and which provided that
each route shall be advertised and finally given to
the lowest respectable bidder, throwing the whole
thing open to competition,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20

Tbs Supreme Court, now sitting inEthis city,
delivered its opinion on yesterday in the case Of
" Tn sTLTH AT TIKI RELATION OF RIsH. @. Low
gs. RIozAED WHrTE reversing the opinion Of
Judge BAxTER and sustaining the Governor and
the present keeper, Mr.. WHTTR in their refusal to
ssospt the bond end surrender 'shs keys OfSths
State Prison to the individual elected by the Com
missioners.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20
FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE,
NO. 81 CEDAR STREET,


TNHE Subscriber respectfully Informs the citizens Of Nash
II vile and ila Vciny that be is prepared 70 accom-
modafe all Day BoardsrI that will call on him. hs house
h alWays open The travelling community and hoping hat
his friends acquain win give BIN call when hsJ
Visii the city. BAR7-tf.l r. W. WELLINGTON AFL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20

A HARD CAsE-A Committee Of the Ohio Leg
islature are investigating case in which it is
charged that q convict has beea deprived Of bis
sight by the ignorance or recklessuess Of the pen.
itentisry physician. 1t seems the physician ope-
rated upon one of his eyes and put it out. The
convict refused then to allow another operation,
but the doctor insisted and now the man is stone
blind. He has been in the penitentisry over his
time because the warden and directors do not
know what to do with him. Such case certainly
demands strict investigation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20
w. Il. Berry & Co,
HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED,

W. 4. Berry & Co.
HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED,
Anderson's Lake Ngami
Lake NgAni; Explorations and Discoveries Bogr
4sau' WsndsEingu In The Wnds Of Southwestern Africa
By CHEaLEa Joss AsBHRsos. VITA numerous Hlustra
uons representing Sporting Adventures Subjects or Nat
ural History, Devices fer Destroying wild Animals Sc
9aO. Nailin.
Harper's School History.
Narrative Of The General 0ourBs OF Hstory ron Tie ear
hsI Periods 70 the Establishment Of the American Const
tuition. Prepared with questions for The use OF Schools and
Illustrated viii 80 Maps and EDgrzTiHgh. I5ns Musu
ei,Rs.
Beaumarchais and his Times.
skslshsI Of Frsath Society IN the Eighteenth Ceninry from
unPubll'hsd Documents. By LOWS n LoHESIr. Tnns.
lated sy HHNHT s. EsHARBI. lsmo. Muslll.
MagOon's Westward Empire.
Westward Empire; or, The Great Drama Of Human Pfo-
U'ss b Rev. Ell. NAsOoE, D. D. I9nO. Muslin
A Child's History of Rome.
By joss BOsHEa. Uaiform with "a Uhud's Iistory OF
the United stssss," b. Ihs Author. vols. l6uo
kaElR.
American Poulterer's Companion.
Practical TrsasiSs the Breeding Bearing ana Geus-
raj Management Of various Species Of Domestic Poultry
Illustrated with Portraits Of Fowls mostly taken from Life
PourJ-Houses, C0oPs Nesis, Feeding Hopperl, &c &c
new Edition enlarged and improved. By c. 81 Brrrrr
Win 50 illustrations Wood and Stone. Square svo.
MuHlIn.
Rome, Christian and PaDal.
Sketches q s Religious Governments and Eooissacal
Hierarchy, with Notices Of Jesus and the IEluI1u
By l. d sANCTIS D. D. formerly Curaie ofhs AaEIaeus
Professor q Theology In the Roman University. aad Quail
iaeatOr At the Iuquisilion. I2mO. Muslin.
Learning about Common Things;
FamflnF Chfdran in r1suarr a.
OBJECTS around them, that Attract their Attention. and
awaken their Curiosity, The earliest Years Of Life By
JAcOB AaBOrr. illustrated with 40 Enrravinga small
4t0. Muslin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20
To Col. DANIEL E. DELAVAE,
New York city, New York.

Tan CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE OF IEvE5uGATIoE.
The committee of Eve appointed by Speaker
BANKS to enquire into and report upon the charge
Of corruption recently made against a member Of
that body, is conceded to be composed Of gentle
men in every way qualified to undertake, in 1T
ting and satisfactory manner, the delicate duty
which has been dsVolvsd upon them, and il, as is
reported, they will not cOu6ue their scrutiny to
this single accusation, but will ask 10 due sesson
such an extension If their powers as may enable
them to enlarge their Held Of investigation, some
real good may yet be derived from their aOOrs.
Indeed, the excitement which has grown out
Of these rumors has already hai q beneficial ten.
dency in restraining legislation upon several Of
the bills that were nearly ready for Congressional
action, and in sbsting the zeal Of members with
respect 70 schemes of similar character. The
delay thus afforded will also give time for fuller
and more unequiVoCal expression of public senti-
meat; while it will enable our national legislators
to examine more closely into the nature Of the
bills upon which they may be called to record
their votes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20

Of prosperity scarcely comparable with our pres
snt position. II this end, 90 desirable Gao bs at
tanned By Louisville, why should We be aasging,
with Inducements of equal magnitude and difficult
ties far less formidable.
We have no suggestions to make on this sub
feet, farther than to reawsken public attention to
It's importance With what success this work Is
progressing we sre uninformed. It is under the
control of able and competent Presidents; but,
frou the indications we have, we fear the time is
distant when Nashville viii posses the great i'd
vspts0ss which its completion would afford.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20
ADMTNTsTRHTOR5s sALE And HTRiNG
NOTTCF-LAND FOR SAFE

DY virtue OF decree Of the Coffee County Court, pre-
ID nounesd the January Term, 1851, the petition OF
the heirs and dsVBses Of Martha WALL decd, SHALL 3R3
MOHDAT FEBRUART next the Court House door In the
Of Manchesor proceed 70 sell 10 the highest bidder
credit and tWoysas eKeepiths Of SO required
paid down. TrucE Of Land OF which said Martha WALL
died seized and pOIseS1ed situated in Coffee eORn in Civil
District No, the waters Of Riley creek, containing One
Hundred and Twenty Acres Notes with good and suesn
security viii be required Of the purchaser and Len retained
the Land unil the purchase moAey be fully paid.
HIRAM S. EMERSON,
FanQo-w3w-DFfntsru1 Clerk and ComniaElouer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20

EA Virginia merchant fnds be can buy salt
in Savannah cheaper than in New York, and has
sent an order for 8 cargo to be shipped direct to
Fredericksburg.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20
Penunanship,

ATHW Pupils are daily received AZ the Writ
IN ing Saloon Of Mr.. DOLBEAR, No. ~
Union street, Vessel q ThsmpsOn's, -
where persons from 10 60 years Of age can 6a-S
easily change the most Ith slow and crampsd hand
Of RAEE, BLHGAH0E RkFIDITY.
PsrIons from country finish thsr IN
Persons unacquEnisd with the merit OF Mr. DOlosaB
taEehng referred the testimony Of many Of the dt
citizens IN the United States his large Circulars hun
dFsa5 pupils taught By him in this place. Hours 70 II,
A. NJ, and 10 T. P. n, and : 70 BAT night
All with 0n his classes should DO
fnn9 al
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20
Odd Fellows Hall.
HEuaIcaI Entertainnent

TWVHE original Peak Family VOealists, Harpsi and Ian
eashirs Bell Ringers, would respectfully announces 70
the ei18na Of NEshTs that they viii give two Of heir poPn-
lar entertainments at Ode Feows Hall On MONDAY AND
TUESDAY EVENINGS, Jan. 18TH AND 20TH.
Tickets 50 cents. Reserved be secured In ao
without extra charge at The Musical Store Of J. A.
Mcclure, where plan Of the Hall can bsseon.
Doors open a. Concert 20 commence ~ y O'Clock
JOHN D. PITT,
fan1R-dIw General Business gent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20

AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND We learn from
''Porter's Spirit" that Mr.. TenbrOek's horses now
in England, are much out Of fix. It is stated that
LecOmpts has let down in his fore legs, and Prior
ess s hf ciei vi th string halt It is possible the
latter may recover. The renowned mare FaEhiOa
some of her mos brilliant races. Prior, the re-
naming horse, is doing we'll and it is probable on
him will devolve en- tIrely the task of sustaining
the reputation Of ths American turf In England
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20

How Mr. BUOHANAN's INAUGURAL WILL BE Writ.
TEN.-DuriDg the late Presidential canvass, and at
the moment q gallant Senator FROM the South was
procIsiming the certain election Of Mr.. Buchanan,
a feather dropped at his feet from the wing of an
eagle that wss flying over. The gentleman pre-
served the quill, and had it forwarded to Mr.. Blu
ohsnsn, to write his inaugural address with, It
was not plucked by man from the wing, but was
the free gift of our national bird Washington
Cor. Alexandria Sentinel.
The Lancaster IHtsaigsncsr says the above state
msnt is correct. Senator Brown, of Mississippi is
the gentleman referred TO- The quill is now in the
possession of Mr.. BUCHANAN, at WheatlSnd, and in
accordance with the request of the gallant Sen
stor it will be used by the President elect in writ
ing bis inaugural address
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20

GOOD lot Of Jolst, seantlnE, and two inch Plank
"A hand, cheap for cash good lot Of Boards and Poplar
Shingles Be delivered in few days 20 those wanting
hem. My Mil a cutting daily. Agent Tor other hils
viii pay particular attention all orders. Call a. the
Savings LnSsOn and leave Jour orders you wish them
Sled ln0Vl51 J. @. DARDEA.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20
STATEMENT OF THB soUTHERS BANK OF FRNsas-
sRH MEMPHIS, JANUARY sTH, 1857.
AgSRTS.
STATE oFrERNEssRR,i
Shelby County, /

Personally appeared before ne, HanS = HILL JuIios Of
She Psaeen and FOR Ae county and State Aforesaid W. J. Da
vie, 30 personally well kROWn and being raf duly
sworn, that the foregoing taemsnt
lrus and correct account OF The Liabilities and Of the
sOathsTR Bank Of TOnna1gse exhbad By books
said Sank, on The Ssh aslSf January, 1857
". J. DAVIB, President
Southern Bank o. Tsnnssss-
sWOm 70 and subscribed before ne, January ISM 1887.
RUME ?. HILL, J.P.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20

THE PENTFEETI4RY QUBTIONEsEFTLED- GOV.
JOHNSON SUSTAINED
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20

PROPOSALS will be received az the Engineers Omos Of
Tennessee and Alsbama Railroad until February 10,
1857 for Grading Masonry, and Bridging OF sad Rail-
road from Spring hl TO opposite The town q Columbia,
thirteen miles The above work comprises heavy
cutting about six thousand psrchea Of Bridge MaIsn
and sixteen hundred feet OF Bridging Plans Proass and
Specifications may Be a. any lime and any further in
f0FmTton Obtained b. addressing r. DEVEHEUE, DiTS0n
Engineer a. Colu abba, Tennessee. A. ANDERSON,
iaBIg-sf Rngina8F.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20
ON, OR ABOUT THE FIRST OF MARCH
sBIT, POLISHED
KEY
TOTHR
Geology Of the Globe
AN ESSAY.

Dodgnsd % show that present Geographical, Hydro
graphical and Geological Structures, observed on the
Rarha CFuR result OF Forces Acting According
Fixed DsmOnarable Laws, HOmOlOg0us and Analogous
those governing the Development Of Organic Bodice
By RICHARD OWEN, Professor OfGsOlogy and Chsmia-
m the University 81 Nashville. The Of sisdon S
kasp the laws By which the universe Is governed the
Of UirfEs IL 70 obey them. illustrated By Maps and
Diagrams. Price %.
CoHrEErs-PzuTaoH AND INrRODrCrIOH.
CHaPTnR -PhyIcal, Stacai, Geographical Geology
exhibiting systematic generalization Of the present external
appearance Of the Globe, Immediately resultant nom Phst-
cal and geological changes.
CHAFTHn u-DyRAmical Geology showing the ultimate
forces supposed have given She Eah ts present form
and 10 be contested with the obisTvabs electrical and nag
nsie phsnOmena
CHAFrna Anatomical and Physiological Sratgraph
cal Geology attempt demOnSIrRts the hOmOlOgy,
veil hs analogy existing between organic structures and
geological strata.
CHiPTIl Mechanical Geology exhibiting the prsdomi
Plora and peculiar vegetation 70 which the different
geological strata give riSe.
CHEFTER theological Geology an endsaTor to account
peculiar Fauna chaEAetsEng dasrenI paFtsof
Globs.
CHAFrHl VI-AnthroPoghsal and chronological Geology
Offering explanation Ofhs differences found In
various points and periods on the Globe.
CHARTHR ARCHAEOLOGICAL aud Theupeutical Geology
showing that disease we'll appropriate remedies hnv
connection with the geological position in which hs
originate,
CMAFrua VIIE-Ethical Geology Summary and Corrsa
i've InfsrsneeS presenting practical sugg0a0Ha de
dueed from the foregoing laws 70 the most elective
ofimProEng the physical, mental, and moral conditions
The Human Race, Ijan2o-2WdtE&Ws
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20

NOTICE.
Ny wife having len Without ssuss, the Publs here
IVA By notified that will not % Essp0nIiSo fsraBy dsbs
she may contract In ny name.
janR6 '57-d3s EDWARD GIBSLRR.
Cooley FUR FEBRUARY,
Have been received By
ianRg 81 HAGAN BRO
FOR RENT FOR 1887,
TlHR eommodOua dwelling, former ssdsnes Of 81 noThB
deceased, situated South Summer street, few dOaFa
ana 80 IoaRIs & sFRATFoN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20
GENERAL JAOKBON-THE HERO-THE STATES
MANTLE CHRISTIAN,

The old Tsmmany Society of New York had
grand festival on the 9Th inst in celebration of its
glorious achievements and in memory Of Its dis
tinRuished American chieftsin. A number Of let
tiers were read from distinguished gentlemen who
were unable to be present. Among them we find
the following from PURsER HARRIS, Of the United
States Navy, an old friend and former editor Of
this paper, and for whom many of our readers
cherish the kindest remembrance:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-20

TI7FgDAY MORNING, JAN. 20, 1857.
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FH7HB sioFs Houss the corner o. Market and
II Woods alley. Ths house il IN front Union Hall
sRd Ofhs Bank Of C0mmsrs and has bssn occupied
Clohing Store II desirable stand for Business o.
any kind. Apply . ". *. STEVENSON, Or
nsc92--H 81. b, ALLOWAY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21
NT0rsCE. .Gh. -"hscr'ber returns his '''n"h- :

" l- old nrnt4 aud customers aud III" public Eon'tnly
very urta patronage bcsoN On hun aud The dnef
ifHH with vmeh he Hz been connected etio last s'tten
il bnuF huants4 IN the rl} II" thkea ihlH mo
lbt uturmur them HAT he viii continue the building hus
utata# heretofore. Hoil Brick and Nuod Nulk
IL oi" by caso application to htanesa Ia retain thtren
lsnro and ruWt true that the larger portion 81 his
luds slaves and he eNpccs To wok that Kind g." ahnf
u Il, the mnat oNItrCnrod whit
anrneyuru lie lara hmHclf with lila oApcreue" md by
giving - personal attention Ia the business 10 r able 10 ete
rtte any un5 such Bseas 10 give salistae
laH L. hi intronF.
IL shop Hud office Jefferson Street in rof Snnn
hhy aud Immediately opr"dte The Shop "N ! nnn
K whtro ho Will keep constantly hand NIL kinds Of
e.sel Tubcrs, aud ready made work such ps sash Doors
Isinl4 Ar Gi.o q tiNLE. Agt.
Ia,IIp
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dHsrGaK uaNIFisTOus-
EaONsE.

tSIITIssDH TANUIIUITtI NONHI
MAN SIIu.E1, Ii StuuulH. AA.
Il ls canislmout viii alwHys be found IN So, com
cfan of all kinds mndn Of the hnrHt in
fed Inbaccoa carefully selected aud manufactured win n
the astidouN aud to maintain Tor
brands II his establishment reputation aqWl 10 thoso
Hluufuctufy in the country
guaHulc the manufacturer oe at all turH r,mpleio
fuent be nl.o keeps constantly lasr aar Of Imported
and Grrman Cigars which Will be sod at snal ait
cost.
Tie attention dealers Of lily aud state Is peeih
lFariud of tho ~or HI brands Of tho
aud bavr for years hren. Hold ~ the arfn
rucr vbore br. have entered into suoccssih
potion I'M brands Of all kinds o Imported and domestic MN
utarture
any part Of the Union will he promptly met
aud entire salts tlou guaranteed ia pufthaHeft
dec I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-21

lDNTNNl. 0I IlII0Id tII'lIl H'HlIN7 :" 'II''I
b. Insurance IN Virginia, has appointed j jollNSoN lsq
O. Rtru. Agent tor the Stto prr4pns IN INnohhurK hnd
1srhtfc who may desire communicating with ihn'mphht
aas Ia thtouRh Thomas Jolls at Exchange Bhhh or
kl,s#fH IauEhuruo i lloenmho.
ihl# Company has paid np tnpIta al rFoOWo with n
large 4rpus srcurod aud invested under the sanction aud
Nn1u Comptroller uf rubie Accounts, and believed
a -upcrur inducements to those contemplating Lite In
.tifantf Iitu - dts