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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-18
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UNION AND AMERIOAF OFFICE,
WtruvTrUu. Ian u n ieT7

NAGHvrLLHs Jan. II, n, 1877. !
eoTToN-Thsre lS rather better feeling manifested to
day than on yesterday, though have been about
sane In some few instances however there has been
very slight We heard Of the following sales
bales as sO8Il %; - At Hank 80 Al IISII Sc.
CoFFEE-unshangsd. The ruling rates Being ll0lsh
cents Tor CommoR and Prime.
sUGARThs transactions have been large sud prices gen
sFay remain unchanged. We hear Of sales Al range Of
lOk9lR cents FOR Common and Prime Two or three small
sS however, havs sold auction At perhaps cent
below these quotations. yes not elected she market
and the most EOes expect an advance before she
close Of tbs season.
MoLAssEs-with light stock and brisk demand, thiu
article arm Al 20 gallon for barrel and Is cents for
hGlf barrels.
CANDLEs-With = light supply and heavy demand Star
have advanced 2Q cents for shOrt and full weights Tai
low may be quoted - cents and Sperm At IS cents D.
sALTTbe demand is good at 81 1881 80 for Fine IN
lots and 81 50 for Coas. Barrel sails is still held
cents.
RACoN-Is more sought after, and We hear Of engage
meats future delivery, for hog round. We
vance quotations for Shoulders; for Clear
Sides; - for Hams, and K9s for hog round.
LARDThe receipts have been light for tie season, and
prices still tending upward. Spectators paying
lok8lOK for choice lots.
TALUow-The roOsiPsa rather Light. The ruling rae
"a about Scents.
CHREsR-Ths market is almost bare OF this article and
prices have advanced about b. may now be qss
bed a. 9Ksl3 cents for Prime Western Re ervs an 1915
for English.
FLOUR-An HetiTe demand has existed. It lie firm st 60
@Ss IS for supeFane, aud SO 5O96 Is extra brands
FEATHERs-Frime live Geese ars scarce, and command
IS cents D.
GINskNG.-This article ia still in demand at s. cents.
DRIBD FRUIT.-Peaehes are worth S2SS9 90 from Wag-
Onsj Peeled peaches 81. Apples 81 50.
WHlSkH-Ihe market has been unusually active and for
the last or three days speculative demand existed The
price, hoWeT has not materially advanced. Extra Cnen.
natl brands being offered at 2sa29 cents.
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ikNRY CLARK, Michigan Avenue.
PILES PILESI Piles

Tms HITHERro HFRAcfABLH Dlsa,sE OF EVEzT FORK AND
IN HvBRT sfAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
ANJ LII never hll IN giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the and most obstinate cases Of
G8mOTThold5 or Piles. Il is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and the result Of years
Of patient study and Investigation.
Sufferers from Piles now hAVS remedy at hand which
will
STAND THR TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure Its part de all the proprietor
claims for il.
Full directions accompanying each box and all that IS
requisite strictly 70 observe Lhsm, and cure will
70 follow.
DR.. 7 D. CAVAEAUsH, presently
Dear Sir. When arrived IN the city s few days ago
WAS suffering intensely with the piles, mans0ned my
condition 70 you, asking your advice. You recommended
yOur Pile Saive saying II would tried 1.-THE
effect was immediate, and l well, l believe x
TO BE- Us II proved NY cas- invaluahis remedy and
q Or that disease the Piles and such recUm-
mend it 70 others.
Yours truly, JOHN ". HANSON, ofSt. Louis No
E- Price 81 per box, For sale in Nashville By EWin
Bros, Wholesale Agents. and b. Druggists and Dealers
generally,
Dr, T, Il, CAYAHAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
augSl-ly inside ~. LOUIS No
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HOllOWay's OinTment.-Abseesses and puruleni
ulcers Of many years standing, readily cured by this
powerful and pureSCent and healing preparation Il puTgeI
the Ofs poisonous virus and imparts sufficient vgor
the surrounding vessels produce and healthy flesh
II sold the manufactures, No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York, and No. pa Strand, London and by all druggists
CSC, 675fo. and 81 per pot
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Great Enterprise
WATSON'S PATENT TEN DOLLAR
Sewing Machine
Az THE SEWANEF mOUSE. NAsHYILLE.

AT THE SEWANEE HOUSE, NASHVILLE
10 deemed necessary go into further particulars
relative to this machine. Its advantages be obEi-
the minds Of all intelligent persons. With the view
Infringing the invention into general and immediate
Machines in quantities according 10 demand, State and
County Rights may be purchased Of the subscriber who is
authorised dispose OF To persons ability
rgy, opportunity offered, whereby, with moderate
outlay of means and most ample profits may rapidly be
realized. The enterprise is which cOmmends itself to
the notice Of those who seeking for safe and profitable
investments II possible, applicants for Rights should visit
person. in order not only 70 examine and satisfy them
selves in regard the merits Of this invention but 10 be
made acquainted with plan Of operations. In addition
the profits from sales Of Machines (Which fully
hundred per cent? another and perhaps, greater induce
ment is offered which will explain and demonstrate TO
those who may favor with call
Parties who buy Rights be supplied with Machines
Othem others who may wish 70 provide them
the article The reader is particularly requested
TO notice that do not appoint agfHts, that Machines will
not be Retaed by sent out for exhibition We will
Cheeruly exhibit them any who feel sufficiently interest
ed call rooms. Further particulars will be
muuicated by letter. 1.-THE above not sufficiently explicit.
janI3-dG P. H. WEBSTER, Agent, Room IS.
WOODSIDES a. WAKEFIELD,
NASHVILLE AND COLUMBIA EXPRESS.
MAL Packages and Parcels forwarded every day by the
- Express Train and from Nashville and Columbia.
We made arrangements with GLOVER Co.'s City
Express receive and deliver all Packages forwarded by
Nashville, and to forward all articles for Columbia 10
US will take charge Of delivery instructed.
RETERENCEsW. Meredith JO Edwards, and D. d. Dckey
iRnlO-'57-d3m.
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LARGE AUCTION SALE
BY
TRABUE & LUCAS.

NO. "A, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WE will sell on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY goth and
w 2lSt, account Of all concerned large and well
sorted stock Of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Ready Made Clothing, Boots Shoes Brogsns Son Fur and
Cashmere and Wool Hats Hardware, Cutlery Queensware,
Wrapping Paper, &c.
The stock consists in part follows: Cloths, CRssmeres
and Vestings,
Jeans, Twseds, KerseyE JacOnsts and Book Muslins
1900 pieces Prints, assorted Shirt Bosoms;
kinds Linen and Cambria Hand
Red and White Flannels; kerchiefs;
Plaid LinseyB; Cotton Flannel, Towel and
Delaines and Cashmtresj Table Diapers;
Merinoes and Apacas Needles, Pins, Threads Of all
Flaids, Alpacas and sslid De- kinds;
LANES; Wool and Cotton Hosiery;silk
Debuges and POplns; Hosiery, &c.
Black Silk And In fact will offer al
Plaid and Brecade Silks; every article wanted in
Embroidered Collars and IN retail Store.
dersseVesi
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Our stock OF Boots and Shoes unusually large. We
over Ten thousand Dollars in Boots and Shoes Of the best
wanted.
CLOTHING AND HATS.
A good assortment Of Goats, Under Shirts, &c. &c.
Pants, Vests; Soft Fur Cassimers and Wool
Fine l. B. Shirts; Hats in great variety.
Suspenders, Gloves, CTaVats,
HARDWARE
10 Boxes Axes 300 Sets Knives and Forks;
10 Doz Sh0Eels and Spades Pad Locks Planning Bits &C
QUEENS WARE.
Is Crates QueensWare Wrapping paper Letter paper
ted in crates Of common 10 Boxes Of Tacks assorted,
All above Goods are consigned 10 US without limit
and will be offered frseyto Merchants only. Terms Lbe
raj.
jams Std TRABUE LUCAS.
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New Books.
HUMOURS OF FABCONBRIDGE,
COLLECTION OF
AND EVERY DAY SCENES

| JONATHAN KELLEY,
known tothe reading public by the slgns Of
Beautifully illustrated from Original Designs by sTEPHENs
Price 81. s5 in cloth; or 81 in paper
Ihs book beautifully illustrated, abounds in humorous
scenes anecdotes, and true sterling wit and will afford an
agreeable relaxation to the mind Of the peruser Of solid
| IOmes."DsZ. Co. Republican.
laugh AID grow fat %BaE SSUosats " 'a'
They Of the most varied lively and agreeable charao
'THE BANIsHED SON., and other Stores Of the Heart
NEW EDITION OF CHARLES DICKENS WORK, Illus
tTsed "Pckwick Papers," Nicholas Nickleby," David
seived and for sale By HAGAN& CO..
decl4 Market street.
"MARRYING TOO LATE."--A Tale by George Wood
NOTES on THE GOsPBLS-By Rev. Chss. H. HaT-a
STORIES OF AN OLD MAID related to her Nsphews
and Nicees beautiful juvenile Book.
"MlLLEDULCIA - thousand Pleasant Things selected
COMMODORE PBRRY,s JAPAN EXPEDITION Ss,.
Eatve Of the Expedition OF American Squadron the
China Seas and Japan performed in the years 1852 1885, and
1854 BY order Of the Government Of the United States under
the Command Of Commodore NJ c. Perry, U. S. n. Com
piled from the Original Notes and Journal Of Commodore
Perry, request under his rvison By Francis
L. Hawks, D. D. One volume w. with Two hundred En-
cravings and Charts For sale BY HAGAN & BRO,
Cooley FOR JANUARY.
EODEY'S LADY'S BOOK tor January, 1857, containing
" thirty beautiful Illustrations hundred con-
shed Price, single copy p cents 50 per year. free
POSTAGE and no lost numbers Subscription received and
single copies sold BY F. HAGAN & BRO, Agents,
deel9 Market street.
HARPER,S MAGAZINE and GODEY,S La
DIES BOOK FOR JANUARY
lust received by
~ dec24 F. HAGAN& CO.
HARPER'S NEW PAPER.
IJARPERS WEEKLY, a Journal Of Civilization, first
IL number 500 copies just received subscription received
and single copies sold by
jane HAGAN& BRO, Agents.
THE NEW-YORK LEDGER,
A WEEKLY Newspaper. SubTcr puOn received and sin
n gle numbers sold by HAGAN K BRO, Agents.
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION, and '.BaI0u's Pic
L t0rial Newspaper for sale by HAGAN d BRO,
Jane Agents.
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ItEHOF AL,
THOMPSON & CO.,

Removed to No. so, College Street,
FNUR very extended and constantly increasing trade re-
~ curing more than had at the old stand have
removed spacious aud elegant store recently erected
College S.ro5J, where will BE- happy
friends and customers easO this say
public that will continue successful system OF
RAIN SALES Al 4 SMALL ADVANCE
ON COST,
and rEpcCtO greatly increase our future purchases
will OF enabled 20 buy cheaper and consequently
cell cheaper lau and IL customers will lnaugurate
lhe by prompt settlement the accounts OF the
Pathey anticipate great thugs In the future In the
novelties End bargains. We hope therefore 10 have
early calOm all who Interested In their welfare
aud THOMPSON d co.
ianl B7-H No. %, College st.
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Mss Davenport one MORE PERFoRMANokl-
We learn with unieigned pleasure that Miss DA-
NEWPORT has consented to defer her departure for
New Orleans until Tuesday Morning, and will by
general desire appear o. Monday evening at the
Nashville in repetition of her great character of
"Adrisqas The Actress" Those who enjoyed the
privilege of seeing her performance Of this part
on Tuesday lat will be fully prepared to credit
her successful rivalry of the great original Rachel
herself Miss DAVENPORT has no exempsr, save
Nature, yet in style she Is certainly RacHsesque in
style only however, for her fue mind evidently
Judges and creates for ITSELF owing allegiance to
no master, and STOPPING to no prejudice, fashion
or school. i ia positive loss to our play goers
50 soon to miss this "brgbt particular star" from
our dramatic horizon, though we feel confident that
the very elegant and discriminating patronage be
slowed upon her brief engagement, and esPe3i-
SLY On the occasion OF her benefit which the treas
urer informs us showed the largest and most brilliant
boz that 0a eUsr knon to the theatre will induce her
early return, when we trust she viii be able to
complete her extensive and interesting role among
which we name as celebrated, Indy Gay Spanker,
PartEsnjq, Pauline, Juliet Valsria, Cl1ri, Lady
Macbeth. Meta. DC dc. RI
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REHovAE-L. F. BEECH has purchased the stock
Of goods of A. G. & A. B. BEECH, and removed
from his former stand, No. 81, to No. 40 College
street. At that house he has very large stock Of
goods, which be is selling very low, to make room
for q summer stock. st.
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TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES
OF LAND FOX SALE,

OY virtue Of decree OF the County Court Of Dickson
ID county, Tenn, ats January Term, 1857, will Mos
DAY, the I'd day e March, 5 offer for sale 70 The highest
bidder al Court ouss door Charlotte. Tracts
Land OntAnng p belonging 20 the estate Of hOma
McMurry, deceased lying LeatneTHOOd Of Yellow
creek, tOsra5ly we'll improved. Also, the time and
place. will be sold g. Land Warrant, issued said
Thomas McMurry, during his lifetime. The above property
will be sold on credit % years, rchasers
giving with approved security, and lien retained
until the purchase money paid This 18th day
" January, Isl. THOMAS MCNEiLLY,
ian 6--LWlaw9W-printers' fee 81. Commissioner.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

NJ The UNION AND AMERICAN has
much the largest circulation Of any paper
An the STATE, ezoePtthe religious journals.
Is offers, therefore, superior advantages
20 The ndHertlaLng public.
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PosTPoNENEET.- consequence Of the inclepent
weather Prof HALE did not deliver his lect ure
last night for the benefit of the Protestant Asy-
lum. The benefit will be given one night this
week of which due notice will be given.
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Tin WareI

FTlNWARE Of every description for sale wholesale aud
Retail. Also, Job WORK done with neatness and dis
patch. We solicit The patronage Of friends and the pub
tic generally al No. 40 South Market Nashville
lana tim
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THE LAsT.-Yestsrdsy was the last day in which
it was Lawful to sell liquors 10 less quantities than
a quart. We are yet to see whether there will
be less drinking or not.
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EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

HAVING been qualified Executor Of the late Dr..
IL PHILIP LIEBsLKv, notice Is hereby given all those
having claims against said present them within
time prescribed by laE. All those Indebted will pelse make
immediate payment J. B. LINDSEY,
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~ The friends and acqusntances of the late
J. ". CALDWELL are requested to attend his fune-
raj this evening at his late residence, 1853 south
Summer street, at o'clock, P. N. Funeral SER
vices by Rev J. B. McFerrin.
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NASHVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING. JAN IS. 1857,

OF We have put a lew carrier on the route
embracing portion Ct t5e3i and 9th Wards, and
such subscribers as do not receive their papers will
oblpe US by reporting the same at this Office.
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NOTICE 10 PASSENGERS.

SCFERINTENDENTs OFFICE, n. & OR. R, =
NASHVILLE, Jan. 6, 1857.
ON and after Monday next the l2h instant, the Ticket
~ Office Of the Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad will
be established % College under the Sewanee
Hotel. The once will be open at A NJ. and closed at
o'clock P NJ Passengers should procure Tickets before
going 70 the H. /. ANDERSON, Supt
G. L. ANDERSON. Ticket Agent. Iian9-tL
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TDH Of decree Of the County Court Of Dickson
ID county al its January Term, 1857, will MOHBAT,
day Of NaT ls7 offer for sale 10 The highest bidder,
Court House dtOT Charlotte, about Of Land,
lying the 81 District Of said county, Iurabu creek
ear location NASHVILLE and N0rh Western Rail-
said Land located 10 body, nearly 50, and will
be sold all ogetht Tracts TO suit purchasers. Sold
for the purlOss OF distribution among the heirs al law
Jacob Lampvy, deed. Notes win good security will be
quirsd and retained the Land until tie purchase
money is paid This the Ilih day Of Januarl 1851.
THOMAS MCNEILLl, Commissioner.
L. d. IL :. ~
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.

WE will OFFER in front Of our Store, on MONDAY, Jan.
w 18TH 1857 10 o'clock large Groceries,
Liquors, &c, tO-WitI
400 hhds choice and prime 500 bags and prime Rio
Sugar; Coffee
so bags extra Laguyn los bbls choice new Molassss;
Coffee; I4O 4 bbls do do do
goo boxes Star Candesi 100 boxes Tobacco assorted
900 do TaOW do; brands
500 kegs Wheeling Nails ITO bbls Dean & Haes, and
80 bbls Old Bye and Bourbon Pixies Whisky;
Whisky; 100 bills old Magnolia Whisky
50 bbls Brandy and Wines; % bags Almonds
90, 600 Melee Cigars; g bbls Pecans
SO, 900 Fine do; 100 hsfbX Raisns;
100 gross MasOD's Backing $50 Or bIs do;
50 bbls Crushed Sugar; 500 bxs Sardines;
IS bbls Loaf do so coils Cotton Rope
IS bbls Powdered do; 50 Tubs;
~ bags Pepper; so nests KeeleTs,
90 bags Spice 90 Matches;
$50 nests Baskets 900 reams Wrapping Paper
2OObOxes Bar Soap; 50 casks Soda
so dOZ Wash Boards; 50 boxes Clsret Wine;
1000 sacks Fine Salt $50 dez Painted Buckets
IS bxs Teas; 50 dOZ BrOoms; 5 derces Fresh Rice.
Together with all the smaller articles OF Groceries
complete sale. The Trade particularly invited as
we will give liberal privileges
jaulO-td LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
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NOR one box Of Books marked W. r. MAsEE box Of
II Books marked d. r. HUNTER, received per steamboat
White Bluh. Stored w. II. GOrdOn's. II not claimed
within thirty dByh WI be sold 70 pay ehsTgeA Hsnl&i
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PROF. WV. MULEET --Tnat more Correct, Phi.
Iosophica and therefore simple system, Of teaching
the photography and orthoepy Of the English Ian
gusge, Ia much needed, is fact universally admit
ted, we believe, by all intelligent persons engage
in impsrting knowledge Of our language to the
youthful mind It is want however, rot Of
modern discovery The subject has engaged the
attention Of ell phloOgists er since the language
passed from its shrysAs state, as it were, to its
present form; and it has heretofore bsfisd the In
genuity Of our most profound photographers and
gTanmariaDS to devise some plan by which the Or
thoeqy aud oIthography oould be reduced to sys-
ten or rue. The heterogeneous materials, 30 to
speak Of which on language is composed, owing
TO the liberal contributions which men Of science
have drawn from foreign Languages, 10 express new
ideas more precisely than could be done with
words of our mother tongue, has done much to
increase the difficulty. The Incorporation of words
of q foreign origin into our own language, though
perhaps an evil, is an unavoidable one Our moth
er Saxon, strong and vigorous as it is, still lacks
Copiousness commensurate with our progress in
civilization and ideas; aud to supply this need we
have laid under tribute the wealth Of all langua-
ges, both ancient and modern, freely sppEopriating
words which would most exactly convey the ideG
designed to DO expressed. In consequence of this,
anomalies have been engrsfted 10 the language,
which seem to bid defiance to oil laws and rules
The difficulties in progress of time have rather in.
eased than dimiDished until the demand for a,
remedy has become imperative. OF the various
plaus Of sys,ematizing the difficulties of the Ian.
guage none, in our opinion, seems to meet the e1-
igeuces Of the case more completely or in a more
philosophical manner than that Of Prof WV. MUL-
KEY; and we are glad to know thst wO are sustain
ed in this opinion by gentlemen Of learning snd
intelligence in this community. His plan is not to
change the Orthography, as many innOvstOrs have
done, but simply to enable the learner to spell cor
rectly in q short time. His spelling b,ok now in
print is thelbsst we have seen. Toe directors Of
many schools have recommended the adoption Ct
his system by their schools The adoption OF bis
entire system By our public schools would, we
think, be 8 great advantage. Bat sh Ould it not be
adup.cd we would earnestly II commend the adcp
ton of his spelling book, as we believe it to be
theb-st arranged and simplest book for the Pu pose
in the country; aud especial do We think that Is
use would much shorten the weary hours nov de-
voted to this study.
STATEMENT OF THE CITIZENS BANK, MEMPHIS
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NEW FIRM.
have this day formed q Co-partnsrship
under the style Ct
NOEL & CO.

For the purpose oftrsnssctng Wholesale Grocery Com
mission and FOrW srdng Business large and commO-
dous Warehouse, No ] south College street, corner OF
spring street. We will al all lines Keep on hand large
and varied assortment OF Groceries, such market re-
Ouires and at prices which will doubt please all who
NAV favor Us with their custom.
Our will be devoted TO the sale Of
and Produce consigned ana the Receiving
wardug Business receive prompt attention. We will
buy ali kinds Of country produce the highest
prices. y. r.: NOELt
Jan. lst, 1857. Ljan6l 5. A.G. NOEL.
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ID those nde6Ied 20 The undersigned VII please call az
IA his old stand on College street, and settle their
aud Press Of business prevents him calling them
n person. and he hopes his friends will reserve an odd and
InHN pATTERSnN-
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by virtue OF decree the Couuy Count OF Dickson
ID county at January Term, % z, Will MONDAY,
The 81 day H4rch Offer sale TO the highest bidder,
a. The Court door Charlotte, negro Bamsd
rry ug uuL known, belonging the estate Yaes
decd and il h- pay Of the debts estate.
Purchaser wi required give with good secuTgy
and credit or will be given. This he uay
Of January, 1851 IHUMAS ACNElLLf,
ItuI6-Lvlaw3T-puntsrB Zee - Commissioner.
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10y virtue OF deed Of trust executed by c. K Barnes du
" recorded in the Registers Office OF Davidson county,
shall al the Courthouse site. Nashville SATURDAY
the 3st instant expose public sale all the right, title and
said barnes has in and OF land
Joining Franklin College, il being undivided eighth
tract Of about forty acres, belonging the his
father The late Rev NJ Barnes. Sale O'Clock NJ
ians '57-tdE A, V. 5. LIND LEY.
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DY Lady fully qualified teach French, Music and all
ID English branches, situation Teacher GOverRess
10 Family Ia the ciIy country the location is healthy
The best Of references given. Please address A. z. N
box IS, Post OBee, Macon, Ca. uanl4-dtf.
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By Express !!

THOSE FINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS :
WE have Just received a small importation Of rich
w BLACK FRENCH BEAVER HATS, about which there
has been much inquiry they going Of rapidly those
who have been waiting for them should call and supply
themselves forthwith. We sell them than they
have been sold 10 this city.
jsnl0-'57. WATERFIELD & WALKER.
THE PREMIUM DRESS H4TSg
A the popular house OF WkTERFIELD & WALKER the
"A elegant Style OF Dress Hats always found
At period in their history have they been better prepared
20 give entire satisfaction.
WATERFIELD& WALKER,
Premium HatteTs, % Public Square.