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$l,3G6 rs

The foregoing is truly an interesting bill
ofcharges, especially when made byathis
advocate of "retrenchment and re form. -
There are some ITEMS to which we would
direct specialattentiom There is charge
for two hundred and nine days, which at four
dollars per day amounts to $S36. This in
cludes al but eight of the week days from
the commencement. of his services, (April
2l)lto the beginning OF the extra session in
January. We venture, the assertion that
Mr. Brown didsEot spend one half of the
time above charged for,t in performing the
duties OF his office. A considerable portion
of the vacation wusioccupiedin attending to
hisown private affairs. SeseraI weeks were
also spent by him IN stumping this county
and other portions Of the State for Fremont
and bleeding Kansas.p These facts can
not be denied !. 35sa9 iatai agi.E
BY reference to the bin, ii will be seen
that he has charged fare on the G. & p.
Railroad. We are Informed, (but cannot
speak from actual knowledge,) that he was,
during the whole season, passed over said
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Destilu.lon III i,hig.,,I,u 4.

IL Gratiot, and,otber counties in Michigan
amest alarming destiiutioa prevails. Sever
al persons have died of starvation, and it il
said that many more will perish, unless some
thing is done to relieve the Inhabitants. =
Mnny cattle are also dying for want1gf food
A meeting was held III Detroit enthe; i6ti
inst, to give relieffo the sufferers: a citi
zen Of Gratiot county YaF present whose
wife and children had actually starved a
DEATH OnsithnusaEd doilsrs was subscrib.
ed and four thousdnd more pledged a!e
ILL.-Senator Bntler, of South Carolina.
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o ObtnInhig mOhcy pnteE False
PrcfencCs-0.P r BsOw'n's mn q
Gliarscs.
Tbo ans Of publio men ste uublic hropsr.

-
ty. As the servants OF The people, they
should be held to a strict account for the
performance Of the trust con6ded to them.
Il is the nUTY OF their constituency 10 in
quire into their conduct, Especially is this
the case when public officer holds hlmse II
up as pattern Of purity and Topriey. ~
his career has been honest ard conscien
.ffcus, n win s.stand' Srprcye5; n dishonest
and tuesehcrous. 10 Eill1bc condcmnedR 9s
Two years ago, Q. P, Blown was elected
to the State Senate, uFon the express ond
solenu pledge that he wOnH labor for an
scopop.ical administration Of the State gov,
ernment-. that he would reduce the taxes
that he would oppose extra sessions and
high salaries, The FIRST session which he
attended al Golnmbus lasted ninety. five days.
His per diem and miIeageamounted to $42s.
The legislntarc Gus matter, of retrenehr
me9i,) provided for an oTtrG session, 1t also
appointed three Investigating Committees,
con posed of three mcmocrs each, whose
duty was during vacation, to seaych out Dc.
mocrutic corrupiious, at the expense OF the
State, Mr.. Brown was member OF one
Of these Committee, For his services us
a cemmiitc a-@ar, he received the sum of
$l.3G6 %, The following are the items
Read them carefully: .Hs .r. ...s.
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road free chp1g,, and IS : cOSsrsaencs
never paid dimeslor kro. He has also
charged are and hotel balsiD other place.
which should have been paid out Of his own
pocket
There is churce for pleasure uiP to
New York ard Philudclphia, amounting to
$40 So. The EuRerous twenty cent items
arc probably icr the cigars end ale. But
the most interesting item OF recount is the
allowance Of sixtee n rents per mile fortray'
cling on thersilrOsd, amounting to Sl55 90.
h--ilbus twill be seen thst this distinguish
cd advocate ot,frttre nelment and reform"
has been paid for his boarding, HE rGilroad
fare, his per diem Of 81, and then in Oddi-
ton to hlIthis, 1.-THE rate of sixteen cents
mile for riding on the railroad, Nhatdis-
interestedness! What economy! % ad1ai p
Let us SUM up his account with the State
and see how the figures stundg We have
For the first session, per diem and l'.'-''
/. mileage, stti HsstFa 5aT- S43s oG
Per diem as Smeller, 299 Days, $40 90
Boarding and Railroad fOre-in yaca.. s.f
4. tion, = ..a... 375 o5
Mileage, go miles at l6 cents per -.
mile, 1866 20
Per diem and mileage for extra ses- "a
sion, s7s Say r- ... So4 W
Total, s925S 25
From this table it appears that Mr.. Brown
has received for bis services as Senator and
Smcller, the sum Of TWO THOUSAND TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY EIGHT dollars. If these
figures are not right, we respectfully ask
him to correct them. We would not vii
T ingly place him in false position. To q
portion Of this money he is legally entitled;
but in moral point Of view, we regard q
I considerable share Of it, rs stolen from the
people Of Ohio. ......r.. ...... .g..a
We make these statements in good faith,
believing them TO be true in every pariicu'
Flar. II the above bill contains erroneous
charges, or il correct, if there can be any
defence to the same, we will with pleasure
stand corrected las. ... ,.,. -...
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QuEsDAno, X. T., May l8.--D District At
torney Weir has entered nolle prosequj in
the csse Of Gov. Robinson, on an indictment
Tor treason. 800 1T. i.
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tacYq s,ai gNT1ARRIEDsmls ssa i .ssa
nOn'tbe l4thainst, ntthe resilsnceaof the
bDrlde's fa,her, BY Rev |. T. Smith, Mr. HAB,
TEI Il safE, and Miss MARTHA q RaNs4Y,.
both OF Skslersyille gs''a Fas'a ssf ss's
t.ei ai.9'.sa4e& Ssatg W. tq'5i asasE apia
ssln, ,Edinburg, .onsthe. lsth inst, .by ,cpstis
Goddard, Esq, Mr., GusTAyusaL. CHAPsiIr,
to Miss Nancy NJ CoUDEN. oil of Edinburg.
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fAdyesriisemcnt

0L Dr.. TUBBs win be at the ProDti.ss =
House on Wednesday md Thursday, the i0iil
andf1lth ofJubey until 3 O'Clock ri M.sai4S
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April II, 1857,
srcxkrARr OF STATES .Orr.cE,

srcxKTARr OF STATES .OFf!cE, J
Columbus, April is, 1876
] thereby certify that the foregoing acts
sts correctly copied from the original rolls
ON 6.e in this cfice.
JAMES II. BAKER,
.s Secre!o'y Of Stats
ArDIToR's OFFICE, Rsvenna, !
--.as. Portage county, O., May 2l, 1878
l hereby certify that the asree ding acts
are correctly copied as fled in my office.
II, l.. CARTER,
~, aaf y Auditor Of Portage county.
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Sc. 6. 7his act shall take efest aqd
be In fCrce ffcui the frat day OF Msy, 1851
JOSEPH TRUESDAL LES
eSniz Of The House Of R9~tsssfatfyes, Pfd
THoHAS II. FORD
PresfSsat Of The Senate.
Arr;l 10Th. 1887.
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In Hiram on the 18th of August, 1856.
VAN X. MITCHELL, inrthe 49th year OF bis
agH.s 3. .sasgsss 3asya Ii 9sfsgs sasEsg
'gAndnowthy toiisahd e1fosare osgrg / sss5v Il
sas's Nosmere cas earth disturb thy EsstS utss-v
= Thy spirit sought another shore,
Waefej joss etsrnal sws ell thy breast. FsH
81. 1000 1ssfsz .-.f adssai
We miss thee, much, departed one,
Thy cdunsels now no wore We hear. ~
But when on earth our work Is DONE 81
Wen greet thee in another sphsrs.
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ILL.-Senator Bntler, Of South Carolina,
ia lying very ILL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-02

eeum there yhich lecture wa. 70 sSs place the ssh day q
ss Latter occasion .S wa; invited By r. IN
hat nvcn Ss1s NO. from B.
eprsd House aos.s
s al Sos hs lady 70 The landlord s thsrsst
ss s- s9 isa
ss o. he hoe vss Se sne ms 90 a aU s
s ks an rs a. .s9
he q anal s
time afterwards MI Kacch and the lady shown into
Heacsment Of he lectures; hat Ieprsssntsos made By
poe & q.
Ss s1s ss Y
sb hse sd e. hs Mr. Mo s
the ,s., who had him s TS
waiting g him, hat void va. back that Mr. Kd
busy With Is sR e es%s Sssi . ss
s l
landlord he took By door qssdax 70
SsfuSss as s
70
i inToeu as ~ Il. wife Evssp1s xilI Be pro
BY %
e ssr and c vS ~ s
psrtes-wo genlemenwbo also went up TO the door and
what going inside, the defendan. end his
lady companion do ct TO ahoT gentle men of
s SoT ,d s IL q
both The floor and In certain position. Mr. Kaloch
Will be shown TO to tho bed in the room
aud pillow from which be placed the floor and
that he lying the floor hmse and the lady Also The
parties who would testify 10 things unsble how
ever all that done while the defendant and lads
effects "A will be conclusive, think
in convincing you that the parties committed sultery DO
mary do than simply narrste
facts shall in the evidence TO be placed be-
than opdirglv DESTROYS that
sheu.d minds free from all bias acd prejudice, In
shape regulate them by the evidence furnished In
the
TIE jury then repaired the Crage House. quarter OF
mills distant pecs the share tho adulterous
act ale ged to have been committed.
The following . correct diagram Of the apartments
O. they appeared on the day OF Tho tfanssotJ On
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he visi Of the Rev ur KsIccb for sful<ry vas
rropetors Of the Iechmera House resumed b testimony
rom yesterday and oecuped the stand Tor scvsra hours
The s's q the testimony was, hslsupcong someth'nG ne
tch 70 have peep In TIE prvase room enssG
Cd by Mr. Kslccb, when he and bis female compsnion
re'rfrec from The les'ure THIS was accomplished BY
large by fsrcre aperture nj the to- OF shs door
tsrcush ~hch could be The bed In The room sni
to,'icr % the floor The bed not duur BED ~ the
reispcsnt except ske from pillow, when the Wit
bsss ssys the pH,es lad down the floor tsgchm, but
rar, OF the rather out Of the range OF hs peep
trt hole The vns could not teaffy 10 the direct cot
Of uns lily, but repeated the disgusting sonvsrssuon
which be alleges tho parties INDUCED IN while On the
floor With 'pcicers with he though inirrous 70
TIE repuia,ien OF bis house when M Kailcch called
for hs bill -itpess charged him ave dollars, which
vss paid without syumbllrs
sswrei r. Gldtines, an omnibus fare Mker, who alter
rsed win M Bailey IN peeppg Into the room on this
ntertp OCCASION cosrooorsted The preceding witness
M aseep, OF Brsue ,orc' We mont said 10 be the
husband CT ths lady implicated win Mr. KslIoch vac IN
ccur very near that gentleman and ssons'iy c,n
versed I'm him II voud seem that The eentlsmsn "
satisfied thst bic wife blaneess, snS the testimony 70
htus 70 her alb ged ortsinslty appeared 70 MAGE 20
unfsvorsbIe inprc sion upon m.
Those pcrtors o. The evidence describing the alleged
endtamenss az TIE loving couple seemed rat,cv en-
cite rnsrtinert than otherwise II IL stated that Mr.
se ~-'rr;ccrs his preWpcc 10 testify that were not
fo- 49,. ',~kuss hs wife would sSd her stmeny 70
sbsi N, tire defence.
M uiAl YIN eseupy WvwS dAu.
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Unitsd states District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Bests.

ASSAULT AND REVOLT or BoARD SHIP.
Arm Noel Brooke, q cocyed mar one Of the cree
o. the American bark N. A. Bridge va, rsed On an IN
dcsHeni for havirs assaulted orsni Day, mate q
thas vessel, with heavy bicck Of wood, while IN The
harbos q Havana. ovlty. Sentence dessyred.
TIE same pvnonsr, tceshex VIII another oe,wsd man,
vM then tried fos . revoN q Ne eAns sark rbsy
oljpuped ~ ~ m,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-14

or Prof. HALE viii give free lecture to the
ladies this afternoon, az o'clock, by special re-
quest He has previously given two lectures to
the Ldies, which have been largely attended by the
most respectable ladies' # the city On Monday
evening bis public lecture was attended by an au,
dience which was eIniuendy editsbe and Aatter-
ing to the agreeable and pelsf ieuous manner in
which Prof HALE has presented his theory ard
experiments. This subject has not fallen into the
hllds Of the ignorant and unenlighted portion
the community, but has attracted the attention Of
persons Of Information and capscity to spprehend
its theory ami detec. imposition in its practice.
Prot Hale Las concluded bis fret series OF class
Lectures togendemon, 10 The eLtlre satisfaction Of
hose compr sing the class; wslearn Il a Intends
commencing a second series Of LECTURES to gent g.
men, as0 a class for IA lies during this week. lie
asserts that he can impsrt his theory 10 lis cesse
and {, ash them The abiIty to practice experiments
to as fun extent and SUCCESS as he possesses him
self We doubt not his classes will be largely at
tended, as public interest appears to bethoroughly
aroused en- the subject.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-14

UUNISGD-E's LAST SUFPER.-Arrived at Sing
Sing on Friday night Huntingdon, still in custody
of toe Deputy Sheriff went to the S. Nicholas
Ho.d ia That town, snd ate Jolly good supper
tie lsst Of tie kind he will enjoy for four years
and ten months, uuless he is pardoned out He
was then delivered to the prison officers, and lock
ed up in bic cell It's suggestedth in choosing
a workshop for him, be be put to the forging de-
-.ar-malL-
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Com mRrCt0L
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE, /
NASHVILLE, Jan Is, x lsJ7 I
COTTON-sales to-day Of about us bales at HOBO.
GROCERIES-Unchanged from our last quotations.
Atlanta Market.

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 10.
Editors Nasb0iHC UEiOH aud -4msrieaHs
We refer you the following quotations of leading articles
oil Tennessee produce: .. ...
BAcoN.-Hcg round Clear Sides Odd lOe lie
Rib sides 549A 80. Hams l0c.... Shoulders 7zS5c.
Family LARD In bbs, scarce, lie In kegs II In
tin 12lE 2%c
BUTTER.-Choice lO82Oc.... Common ls1EGl5e.
Flour -Bbs and sacks 100 B-GO0d SaPerfne SOC
Low, 1903 3d.. Fine 0U93 95. Extra 65S3 7O..
Extra Family 1904 90.
GRArN-COrn, sacked 72975...... Whest, white, 3O...
Red, 25.... Rye 909l UO...- Barley 9U8l o. Oats
Goes - d p bushel 81
FEATHERs-50 cents 2 h,
Fruit Dried Peaches OOG3 Co.. Dried Apples OOS
/ 3d.. Green Apples 1902 %.
STOCK-Catue on O0t 4hc.... Hogs, gross &C.. Hogs
nett, &c,
WmsKY.-38937E- eOod demand. ...r
RBMARKS.-We have noticed lively business doing in
Whisky past week. also great deal of enquiry Bacon
Hogs and Lard. ...... .....
Respectfully, ..
SEAGO ABBOTT q CO.
Wholesale Commission Merchants,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-14

TaE CusreN HousE- Wesre Informed that the
Secretary. of the Treasury sfteFexaminaton, huds
the title to the property Of the Custom House site
On coneCof Cherry apd sChhto6Elfeeis, unencum
bered, and has authorised the Attorney General 10
take deeds for The same. The ground measures
lO8 feet tnches On Spring, running lack loo feet
on Cherry. o. &c INC Ia-zs-a 1ra.r ~ On.
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APPOINTMENT OF BIRTH MINISTER AT WASH
rNGTON-We learn by telegraph from Washington
that j has been cficaIly notified to our govern
meat lhat the Right boa. Charles Pelham Vl.liers
brother Of the Earl of Clarendon, has been ap-
pointed British Minister at Washington, and that
he Is expected shortly to arrive in this country.
Mr.. VlI.srs has filed the Office of Judge Advo-
cate Genera in the British Government, and, as
NJ. P for Northampton, was one of the most
distinguished advocates in the House of Commons
OF the repeal of the Corn Laws
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-14

DIM Mrs. BETTE A, wife of DR. G. T. s ulL,
died q, S5meryilla, Tenn on tuesday the h inst.
HcrrlmSirs togetber with Ler little daughter Bat
TIE SrAwTLL STULE was removed to Elmwood
Cemetery Memphis
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MARRIED o. the 18th INST, by The Rev. A
IarFe1ce' CHARLES A. FULLER, Esq, and Miss
MARIANA HUBDARD, all Of this city.
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REMOVAL Il. F BEEcH has purchased the stock
Of goods GAG. 3 A. B, BEEoH, and removed
from his former stand, No,-57, to No. 40, College
street at thaEhouge he has very large stock
Of goods, which be Is selling very low, to make
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SO REWARD.

s oSI betu cen the Post Office and ST. Cloud Hotel a
a PORT MONK, combining S73 IN money and otber
valuable papers The above reward will be paid if len at
This utlna.
Jam ID NJ. B. C. TQNPKIyS
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SELLING OFFAT EASTERN PRICES.
DLACK, Blue and Olive Cloths, Doe Skin and Fancy
ID Cassmeres, Plush, Velvet, SIX and Satin Nestng,
Linen Goods and Summer Cassimeres, Silk UndeTshrts,
Vests and Drawers Business and Dress Goats, Vests
and Palmas variety Of Trimmings, offered for sale
EasrRRN PRICEsFoR in lots 70 suit purchasers
pattern for Coat Pants sold aud cut 10 measure
If desired.
This rare opportunity buying fine cloths for little money
No 81 Cherry street, COOpes Building, the late
Merchant Tailoring establishment Of
tanII-dIw JOHN OILY.
ADMINISTER ATOiB'S NOTICE.
THE undersigned, administrator of Michael Okeehe hay-
suggested the insolvency Of the estate OF the said
OKeehe Clerk the County Court Of Davidson cOuu
W Tennessee all creditors having claims against the estate
hereby notified Gle them within six months from tins
SAID Clerk, the viii be barred This
the 18th Of January, 1857. JOHN GLORY, Admin
IauI3-3t of Michael O'ketfe.
GREEN APPLIES.
~ J. c. ROBERTSON
jan 70 '57-G Broadway.
WESTERN RES EItVE CHEESE
ONE hundred boxes Of the above in store and for sale by
~ J.. q. ROBERTSON
anl3 'J7-G Broadway.
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Odd Fellows Hall.
Musical antertainlnent.

TFNHE original Peak Family VOCaiss, Harpst and Ian
cashire Bell Ringers, would respectfully announce 10
the citizens of Nashville that they will give two Of their pOpu-
lar entertainments at ode Fellows Hall MONDAY AND
TUESDAY EVENINGS, JAN. 18TH AND 20TH.
Tickets 50 Reserved be secured in ad
without charge at the Musical Store OF J. A
Mcclure, where plan Of the Hall can Oeseen
Doors open at ConcerI 10 commence al Z O'Clock
For particulars see programme. -
JOHN D. FITZ,
ianl3-dlw General Business Agent.
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rIOsE FLNE FRENCH REAYER HATs !

THOSE FINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS
WE have received small importation Of those rich
w BLACK FRENCH BEAVER HATS, about which there
has been much inquiry they going rapidly those
who have been waiting for them should and supply
themselves forthwith We sell them LOVES than they
have been sold in this city.
janl0-'57. WAIERFlELD WALKER.
The PREMIUM DRESS HAISI
4 T the popular house Of WATERFIELD d WALKER the
a elegant style Of Dress Hats always be found
Al no period in history have they been better prepared
a give entire satisfaction. - - -
WATERFIELD & WALKER.
Premium IlatteTs, % Public Square.
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NEWSPAPERS AND ADvERTEEG.-The Philsdel-
pla Bgiitin, after making some very timely sug-
gasionB on the duties Of tie current year, come to
che following very sensible conclusion. It's hint is
as Applicable here as in Philadelphia; ....
Finally, make aresOlve-if you are in any sort OF
uiuess, that you will push It with all the economy.
lh gai,y, spirit aud enterprise you csn MUSTER
and by way Of taking fresh start and combining
rla whole four in one vigorous effort the best thing
.aI eau do IS, begond question, to take a newspa
per, and send to il good long advertisement
.ns OF la=t kind when not only makes II certain
raat your usme win be SEEN BY ali the world but
winch a.=o proves that you are doing a frss rate
business and can afford 10 mska il known The
world loves 10 pit olIss th8ss whom 1t thinks are
.arg we.--aud LIBERAL advertising il an unfaiIing
s.gu u prosperity, as TN s GO OF all hsbi s. thus
ls beyond question, one Of the very best 10 form
az the beg uuIug Of tue year, aud as such vie sla-
garely commend &C to all friends ami readers.
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Iaullfy . laals
Aessrs. kadway g. Col tried your Kssff -SsIsf r1f
ahdlny 0inta rabbed MIA o. ana iet % ait-r a.
rss mInutes sTsoeed t sP ~ ne present us
Sis, do I1knaH WaaL - comQ 20 b1t charm f6r
it Is mysie 70 me- cripple for year5 and 49,
not Lae proper Of 1y limbs flr ee years vas vo-1
down % sEeetOn. Z tneu commeuced the use OF voHr
Ready Relief, kesoiFeni, and Regulators. ne psn lei me
iuteu mnate and began 70 gam slrongg gsfy 49, snd
could Wak with 10 few weeks. Before heard ~
yOuF femees was takeu % DE-. Parker, Dr. Reese Dr.
WaFde, Dr. 1aelsan and aHy other phgsiciane Ia a.
clay, tcAn h0t EeulenBar ComDalaF pallet 4.
pieces ~ theta NY constitution e0nplalaly broken
up villa medicines thag DID me good. could uot put
foot 10 thegr0und nor PICK up pin. vas ed ana ear
ned up ana down srsra lika AZ infant and now tbanx
Godl by Che use Of your re1ecs, as stron a ever
h4c d culnmOn rhsumats-iuel atory and 81 roni5
aHd tue palsy. You can publish tins ID you laEa. II
.H. '4 r . .1 SARAH a. ROUGH.
ei425th stsi between Tue "a and sth aEanues n. y
-s December 25th, 1855. December 9Iat. Is5s
CRIPPLkD WITH lNFIR- FREk FROH PAIN AND
MITES. WAIKIKI WIN
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NV P4rEt At GALLETN -0drOId friend and
associate, Col Thomas BoYERs in connection with
e. 5. GRAY, las purchased ths Sumner Flag aud
will shortly issue an independent paper, to be call
ed the Er1n1iaer. We know Col. BoYFRs well
enough to predict with oou6jeuee that his paper
viii tabersnk with the sbIsst and most interest
ing in the Souih-wes'. He win earn success.
Mss DAvENP3RT'- New PLAT OF H'MoNA Lsbg
The new and highly successful Domestic Play Of
Mona Lisa, or Da T7Beis Masterpieces, will be pro-
ducid for the FIRST time in this city, this evening
From the eastern critic SIN we learn that the cha
soter Of TEsress De LorRay, is one peculiarly cal
culated to de7slope the eminent abi.idcs- of Miss
DAVEEPJBT, WIN ia both the original and propri.
tor in the chEuct-r and the play. 1t has been
performed but ia three or four cities, and eve
with the most entire succe's both as perform
arco and as drama. We predict an overlooking
audience for this evening. .-...-.-. -.. 81,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-14

ECBEETseE DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION This COPS,
organized To- b nevolent purposes, make their fist
appearances at Old Fellows Hall to night. It is
composed, we understand, of some Of the finest
dramatic talent in the city. They perform that ez-
celIen. comedy of -@AR hat Glfteyg Is not Gold"
The character Of Martha Gibbs to bs. ptrsonsted
By beautiful and accomplished young lady Ofour
city, and Stephen Plumb by Mr.. JOIN W. BRANCH,
4 young amateur who is known BY all asa gentle
man Of immense talent for the STAGE" All the
characters will be sustained by amateurs. They
have had the Hall prepared at a considerable ez-
Fe9se for thsir performances, and as they are 10
perform for the charity of our city, we feel COL
f3eat they will be literally paroLizsd. Success
60 them ..a.. r. ..e ..n-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-14

The presence pmp Ios1 5I0es5 puainle i8aer8 raIh
IgIa sores, painful Chu, hon PUSHES cafa sure iudi
cations presence OF 0rsen and impure humo In me
system and ID allowed 90 miugs 18th tbs Biuod ana remain
III the stem, cofrIDung the blood and ing sewers of
the body Eh impurtess and ulcers will break cut
srd crveft - B8tiylusi1h thaIrresLdsTe presence.
skIu under these poisonous ulueHcesf 5eeomes
sruplv5 volcano, exhibiting 20 tbs eye The dss1sng lave
OF disease she form OF @ rheum, Ulcers, fever
cores pulrd uesh, kings evil, and the fgiul erup
i0Hs Of the skin
Railway Ready Rss0vent has cured the mosttorbs oi
skin diseases and hunOrs. 70 viii never atl in th1 wors
eases.