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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31

UNCURRENT MONEY,
LELLYETT, EWING & CO., will receive any OF
the Free Bank money and also Lawrenceburg shebyviIe
and ocoee money par the following articles lat their
regular sclling pr.ce, viz:
Is casks Fine Cognac and La Rochella Brandy;
so bbls. Old Bourbon Whisky;
100 boxes extra Family Soap;
$50 :" Prescots No. 1 do: r
200 g various brands Tobacco, including fry
Langhorn & Armistezd's 6 old Leaf ~. (nov2IIu
And various other articles which they wish TO cose OUT
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= NAWFLl9 = = =
lust received tILcinBayI, eu BLUNT'S COAL
~ COOKING RANGES, small size, which we are pre-
pared 70 furnish Cincinnati prices with expenses added
Also.
sood assortment of COAL COOKING STOVES. which
We viii Put up and warrant and shcl, coal is
0hNap aud In tho reach every the
ALSO,
EhAN hLIN STOVES toy Goal and Wood.
IaNN2N AND RA DIATOR STOVES for Coal.
ChAMbER AND DINING Rooms STOVES for Coal.
ALSO.
An'ty hahasohe Patterns Rarlor Crates from Vim.
Jseksons ManuAstsrY. New York. CoTiEon Mantle and
damned Graes agas and patterns, Shhh will sell
Is MFCFEPNZTF A. QpITSON
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LII debts due previous 10 hey Ics7 Kill be col
~ eced ~ suits January Court before Magistrate
81 no laid before that time This shall apply tos persons
vi hout distinction "a The wise is suteisntp
cecl0 q McNAlRY d co.
WE tasirg the deprecated currency the highest
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Come all, If you wish TO buy better par
have had an opportunity of doing for
----tLm9 IL iC.7as4sssoHses',Ss-Co---
ION is directed to the Hardware ad
Messrs. MCCALL, YANLEER, & Co.
N. These gentlemen have recently
"a thoroughly selected additions to
G1rEs, CUTLERY and BUILDIEG HARD
now offering extra inducements to
-PRoMPf paying customers, on the
ryE Guns andSPoRTIsa APPARATUS,
south Mark@ Street. tjan I.
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SaELBY IR0N-WORKs
R-HHEEL MANUFA CTORK
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFIELD TENNESSEE.

WI HTTCOMB, LEGO & CO, Founders and Nachin
w lists respectfully give notife that their extensive
Foundry, Machine shop, and FOrges completed
and operations and they prepared
execute all orders heavy AMI light castings Including
CAR-WHEELS OF THE MOST IMPROVED PATTERNS
this Department. thorough knowledge and long exper
fence enable us to challenge competition.
Also, CASr-TRON HOUSE FRONTS Of the most improv-
ed raiiens plain uted and Ornamental Columns; Water
Pines OF all sizes Retorts Gas Works, and esah
lshmenis where requiredSteam Engines Mills Flour
Mills c. made promptly to order of best material
Particular attention given to repairing machinery low
prices and on liberal terms.
Our SHITH-W DIRK will be OF the rast extension char
acter Mill Work, Sirrups Dogs, PitIhdf Irons,
Uranks Bolts and ali kinds of Mill Irons, made the
shOTtes notice.
As we are pracca! mechanics wishing establish per
ma business object will be pay particular atte
tit all orders for new repairing old machinery All
VT 1ire q trial, and fdent of being patron
We have en- hand at present large assortment Of
FIJI usfOT Seam-Bngins- $50.
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Two comfortable Buck Family Residences, new il
attached Apply 70
dec 91-df Z.k e. sssA
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GEORGE ". HIGGlSBOTBAAi,
SARAH A. HIGGLNBOTHAM.


Gardiner, Maine, June e, ls5z
~ PROF. o. J. WOOD-Dear SIR; have two bottles
= assessor Woods hair Restorative, and truly say
eates discovery Of the ags for restoring and eAaag-
sssr - NJ Before using il was OF seven -. Ny
-I = -, Il, stlaned IL original t0iof. You
% 81 Dc 5orst - Without me least fear my -
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n 1ewoon T. co. P,o1,t,DAEIsL y. MURPHY.
Nev lin he rTsat ~ n Wire Rana3i2 Broadway, New
ia MSrzet ST. 81. Louis 40. And sold-s = nmensl ana
gists- love s - L..k'
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b, KIGssr,s Original FRAN.

tsBPANNE.
Mas TIN u Pc r FL IL l.
EE1KRAcrs I RRAEslFANSI PoEAnR,
hsIR On, soar,
lrHFowDEE SAcHLT.
slns and recherche peTfumeries are from.
essFs. z. d G. A. WRIGHT, SOLE ORR.
MANUFACTURERS in this country. The
.nni IS an oriental production, brought in
g.o.his 3unirl and prepared in its various
lad don nd Tor these articles, is beyond
lr oonsea lenee variety Of limitations are
e these VT, aer OF HoME MANUFACTURE
QUOTATIONS. have only an evaHoscen'
> SHOULD BIZ AVOIDED BY PURCHAS
by all the Druggists ia the United state
4, it Nashville by Messrs. DExovtLE &
RowS, @. w. BEEDERsgoTT, 10. W. Brown
and J. sTrETcu, and al Wholesale by
BERRY d DEMOVILLB.
IGHT, Sole originstors and manufacturers
%
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LOB MUSES.
Late I. c. s2ldwin d co,

Late i. c. DEidNlh q CO.
Rochester, \ e. Y.
4 G postage stamps enclosed 10 any author
p.ure a bottle a the Pillsby return mail.
AZ refill by' Beuy O. Demoville, and G.
.suJs Tor Nashvihe. deod&Wiy
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Chri stunas Presents.

XVE have hlHe - following useful and ornamental
~ articles, that ydsi make the most valuable Christmas
Gifts: that cnu De wen IA Of which viii sell al very
prices for cash.
Elegant China, iTcsIsan and Lava vases:
Jewel Boxes, real Uf ety Of ornamental pEtteTns
China Ink stuls, atsa Boxes Flower stands, Butter
places &c:
Maui and EtaEue arnsEeals, great variety of pat
terms;
Coffee uuus, Tea and Coffee pots;
Chamber se the handsolest patterns 70 be found in
the Eastern Cifc;
Britannia Pauishea IN, Bng 81 and An eriean Japsnned
csLdlls.css:
Coal asses, CorPerani oman entail coal scuttles;
ftaiher busters, Of all stzes,
Hearth brnoufs, Oiferguj stvles
English cutlery, plated 81 cake baskets, cups &c.i
k-ttar, TocAlI 2 hail and sewing chairs;
knife baskets, willow aod lapanned tin;
Plate warmers, best Bngish patterns;
Spice boxes, cake aud bread boxes,
aed and BrliilnlG liquor aud pickle stands;
Waters all sizes The EreStesl variety edeF seen in Nash
vile;
Cake aud Padding pans;
One h ndTed bird cage, elegant designs.
Cur assortment u house furnishing goods sNten
ve elegant than before; ana We will sell for
ats very small advance upon cost.
dec2s-tf MACKgNZIB & WILSON.
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WHITCoMB, LEGO & co.


CHANCERE SALE or LAND AND SEIA v rs
IN pursuance of teTOcutOry decree procured in the
Chancery Court Woodbury., at October Term OF
said court, 1857, in the pending therein. wherein
ErIena Boyle, Administrative OF Joseph H. Boyle, decd
against John S. Udom, Mathew NJ. OdOm, Bufus j.. Odo
James Odom, minor children of Eliza 0don, deceased
Elizabeth ii Boyle, George a. Boyle, Thomas NJ. Boyle
and Josephene Boyle, MINOR children of said Jrseph
Boyle deceased by their Guardian, sd Ietun, James B.
Thomas Mathew s. Boyle, and ia Odom, Execut RS OF
he last VIII Of Armsed Odom, deceased and as tesla
meptary Guardian the minor children % said Eliza
Cdom deceased defendants, will sell public sale TO
b highest bidder, Saturday. the End dsy Of January
ls5s n two or separate lots rich and valuable
tracts land, being the same that said Joseph Boyle
died seized ard possessed lying In Cannon county, san
des fork civil district No H. One tract contains III acres,
and the oher 80 The Turnpike road leading from
TO Liberty fern, pass through the land
IRE land will be sod credit OF one and twoyears
payable in equal yearly insiamens bonds and approved
security will be required and lien tanned until the pr
chase rogey paid The minimum price on the III acre
tract IL s27 SO peracre and the 60 tract S1I per eese
on the same day and place, viii also sell at pnbc sale
to N highet bs1er credit of l2 months except $3.50
which will be required in hsnd ten valuable slaves sSwI;
John, Matilda. Ben, aged about six years; Ann, Ben,
aged about 81 years Jack, Henry Amanda Sampson ana
an infant Bonds with good security viii be required Of the
purchaser. IHOs. ". WIZ;
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ne plckaAes kpade-anYthIBg
Sstir your blood! Fly around
Il rather than be passive recip-
US bounty! Sooner than play the
penre, hire yourself out to some
ourself 20 stop hog holes, or watch
you think yourself entitled to a
on your own hook. Get up In the
nd at leasl twice before breakfast
.leman-give him now and Then
msiness-learn how to take the
ID forever On being lead, and you
be discipline viii benefit you. Do
for 1t, you will seem to breathe a
aossess a new frame, tread 8 new
siiny-and you may then begin
ID. Take of. theS, thu. ring from
reak your cane, shas., your upper
lhold up your head, and by all
cal the bread of idleness, nor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31
$1,000.

4 proposition to the Inventors or Vendors of any
Seeing B1chine in the United States or Europe.
81 600,
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Lots In Edgeield for Sale.

OY virtue of decree the County Court of Davidson
ID County, rendered the July 1857, iE
James Nj Hamilton Administrator, and others, VIM
Morgan and Others will offer for sale the Court House
in Nashville Saturday 10th day OF January 1885, the
following Lots in kdgehed, owit Lot No 81 in Sheb'
addition Bdgefeld, fronting 100 feet Watson street,
also, Lot No. Ia, fronting 100 feet Watson Street.
TERMS $50 in cash. VIII be required each Lot; the
balance credit of l. aud years, with interest from
date, notes with good security required.
X CHBATHAM,
dec l6-Iawtds prs fee SIS Clerk d Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31
$1,000.

That the Grover Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing Grover & Baker stitch, will accomplish more work
Twelve hours oflhe kinds required to be done in Southern
families and with much less labor aud will last OeTun long
with less expense and than the l. NJ SiRgef
other Snutte any Sewing Machine now in use or ever
invented.
The money is deposit in the City Bank Of Nash
VILE and this proposition 10 all; aud should any
think thai good better Sewing Machines for
the which the Grover & Baker Machine Is
designed recommended shall be pleased to nave 1t
produced the teshe points in question 10 be decided
competent judges two from Georgia.
from Louisiana, and three from Tennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31

THE most comprehensive and select assortment Of Hats
and Caps for the Holidays, will be found WaeThsld
4 Walkers.
They have beautiful Fancy Ha and Caps
for Boys and Children. WATERFiELD q WALKER,
Fashionable Hatters and FurreIs.
dec 10 20 Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31
$1,000.

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max.
ing the Grover Baker stitch is less complicated, easter
run managed than the l. NJ Singer other Shuttle
Machine in invented in the United states
or EuFope.
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DECENBER7 RULES. 1857.

n DE 9 EWbEH n ULI1Ro, Io0t. =
0RVIILE A. NIXON, OF al. Va. GEORGE NIXON. ct ell
NOTION and appearing unto toe satisfaction OF the
" Clerk and Master that George Nixon is nonresident
Of this Sate tht the ordinary OF law annoI be
served upon him Il u therefore ordered that publication
be made In UKion and America paper published 10 The
city Of Nashville requiring said Nixon 10 appear at the
Court in tho Of Ceutrevs, the second Mon
day March then and ahere plead, demGr
10 COMPLIMENTS bill or the same viii be taken for confessed
and set for hearing ex parte as 70 him.
decss W4I prs fee 50. oRvlLLEA. NIXON, Q, & N.
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IN CHAMBER ar CENTRkYILLE,
- lrrt u u 1QE-

ELIJAH D BIFFLE vs. JACKSON PHILLIPS.
ON MOTION and appearing unto the satisfaction OF the
" Clerk Master Jackson Phillips is resident
State the ordinary process Of law cannot be
upon him. Il is therefore ordered that publican
be made in the Union and American newspaper Published
the city Nashville, Tenn requiring said Phillips to
appear Court House In the Of Cenireve on the
Monday March then and there to plead,
suer or demur cOmpaiB4hts BILL the same will be Ia
ken confessed and set apart for hearing ex pare as to
him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31

That 1.-THE Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing the Grover Baker stitch, capable of accomplishing
much variety of work. IS required plan
families in the Southern states than the l. ~
Singer any other shuttle Machine any other MaehRe
for sewing in ever in the United States
or Europe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31

NEW YORK, Dec. 8O.-The Arago from South
ampton, with dates of the sixteenth has arrived.
Cotton very duh at Liverpool Sales Of three days
$500 bales Prices rather easier and considerably
lower. Flour advanced six pence. Wheat ad-
vanced three pence. Corn slightly advanced. Con-
soils 81 sa91A.
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$1,000,

That the over & Baker Family Sewing Machine, maxi
ing the Grover Baket STITCH is capable OF producing work
Of much greater strength and durability, of the kin ds
Quired be done plantations and by families Of the
Southern than the l. NJ. Singer any other Shuttle
Machine other kline Of machine evice for sewing
now invented in the United States Europe.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.-Licut. Beaule writes
to he War Department from California, that tine
waran road has been established from New Mexico
to California The camels did efficient service, and
are ingood condition.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3O.-River rising, with six
feet wAer on the falls.
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$1,000.

That he sewing do by the Grover & Baker Family
Sewing Machine, making the Grover q Baker STITCH less
liable rrf thread stitch be broken, than tbs
L Nj. Singer any other Shuttle Machine, any obet
OF Sewing Machine invented in the United S2es
or Europe.
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lN BANK MONEY WANTED

IRE we cannot take the notes of q
Banks.
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&GOO Neward

W n Stewart, Builder 345 2 I'm 81.
Merrigethsr = StilHell, L5nisVine.
" MeheynOlds d Co., ClarksVille, Team. ~
mayl6-n6WlV
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30.--Kansas adEiees of the 24th
saw that civil war is raging in Bourbon County
Several conflicts had occurred between the pro-
slavery and anti-slavery parties. A number of pr
soners were.taken on both sides The United States
Marshal, with force of eighty, demanded the sur
render Of the Free-State party. 1t was answered
by volley of musket balls the FIRE returned,
and the fight lasted an hour The pro slavery men
finally retreated with loss Of one killed, and two
mortally wounded The Marshal is dangerously
injured. Gen. Lane is entrenched at Sugar Mound,
determined to fight if the Dragons attack him. A
battle is regarded as inevitable Exciting debates
in.the Lawrence Conyention-speeehe1 are radically
revolutionary
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indian FIghtInC ia Texas.

We are Indebted to Lieut. Wood, U. s. A, who
arrived here last evening" from Texas, route for
Washington, for the following facts, which were
received by him from Lieutenant Hood of the I'd
Artillery, just as he was leaving Texas:
'Iieut Hood, Company G, I'd Cavalry, reports
an engagement, on the Goth July, at the head Of
Devil River, with forty-fVe Indians.
He had twenty-four men on a scouting party; was
informed at Fort Mason, from which he was detach-
ed, that a band of Lipans bad obtained permission
to bring in their families, aud if they encountered
any of the scouting parties, they to hoist .
white flag. On the goth, he discovered ten Indi
ans, who raised white flag. He kept seven men
with his pack mules and started towards them, and
when he approached within about forty yards, they
Immediately lowered their flag, and some thirty
Indians sprang up aud commenced firing rifles and
arrows.
These shots were forthwith returned, and a close
cambat ensued. Lieut.. Hoods men were armed
with yagers and one revolver each. The melee be-
came so close that of the men, after firing his
gun, hung it over the pummel of his saddle, and
an Indian took it off.
he killed nine Indians and wounded ten or twelve
Lost two men, one killed and one missing; one
dangerously wounded; himself and three men
we're wounded; and Que horse was KILLED and three
wounded.
Lieut.. Hood had seventeen lighting men in the
engagement. His guides counted forty-fve IndI-
ans, and stated them to be Lipans and Canaan
ohes.
II Lieutenant Hoods men had been armed
with two reyovers each, it is thought he would
have destroyed the whole. partly. o. Picay
t,se 18th INST
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15

The LIBRARY OF CoEaRRss.-The Library
of Congress was first established during the
administration of Jefferson, at his suggestion,
and by his exertions. II at first contained a
bout two thousand five hundred volumes, and
was destroyed by fire when the British burn
ed the Capitol 10 1914. In the same year a res
olutiou was introduced into Congress to pur
chase Mr.. Jefferson's private library, which
was passed; the books bought and brought TO
Washington, and the library of Congress
again organized. Various valuable additions
being made from time 10 time, the Library
contained in 1851 fifty = i've thousand vol
umes During that year il accidentally caught
fire. and thirty-fve thousand volumes were
destroyed, and the room very much injured.
This accident finally resulted in the room being
made perfectly tire-proof by constructing the
| aleoves and shelves of oAst-irOn. Soon after
this fire an appropriation of $4,000 was
made by Congress for the purchase of new
books. This fund judieiously laid out,
! and most excellent collection made of stand
| ard and rare works. The library now cons
tains about $4,000 volumes exclusive of 8
large number Of pamphlets, aud about $4,000
| public documents; and the annual apprOpria-
tion TO the Library Is $1,000 for miscellaneous,
and $1,000 for law books UHi0H.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15

p4@RolIins, the opposition candidate for
Governor of Missouri, is denounced by
sham democratic presses in Tennessee as an
abolitiOnist. The denunciation may be cor
rect; and, if correct, will account for the
large democratic vote he received. Buch-
anan carried the State by upwards of nine
thousand majority, and Rollins has carried
it, according to late adViceS, by about ff-
teen hundred. Now, where did Rollins get
votes from to overcome Mr.. Buchanan's
majority? Where, but from the sham de-
mocracy? And what but his alleged abo-
litioniSm, caused sham democrats to sup
port him? The st. Louis I.telhgeuoer of
the 10th inst, says
1t will be seen, however, by reference to our Ia
BILE, that IN the Southwest, tCIere Buchanan re.
cesUed hfs heaviest mGjOriteS ROLLINS has carried
nearly eVeTy county; the returns from the remaining
counties IN that section cannot but be of the most
favorable complexion.
In Missouri, then, aboltionism, if we be-
lieVe sham democratic authority, has tri-
umphed; and through the instrumentality
of supporters of Buchanan. Thus has it
ever been. 1t was the strength derived
from sham democratic acceSsions that
filed the last House of Representatives
with Black Republicans, and has given
twenty of these enemies of the South seats
in the q. S. Senate. And yet the sham
democracy are held up as par excellence the
fSends of the SOUTH Heaven save the
mark!
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15
The Turf.

Porter's Spirit of the Times of Saturday informs
Us that Mr.. Ten Brock, who ia now in England
with his stable Of fne racers, has Withdrawn Prior
and Piroress from the Ebor Hannicap. He has,
however, entered LecomPte and Prior together,
aud Prioress by herself, for two new races. These
races are the Newmarket HOughton Meeting, q sin
gle DISH Of miles turlOng us yards, 10 be run
on she e6th Of October. For this, Prior aud Lee
compile entered, and PFioress is entered for 4
/ suo-mle dash a. the Lewes meeting, on the loth
| Of thia month, in the Sussex County cup. Both o.
| these are ''Weight-foT-ags" races.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

PY virtue Of venditioni to me directed ana
u delivered honorable Circuit Court OF DAVID
county Tennessee its May Term 1851 viii expose
public sale the highest bidder for cash at the Court
house yard gate in the Of Nashville Saturday the
18th day of septemb-r 1851 AL the right, title ca IN
terest and estate which John COltart then had or may
have since acquired in and to the following described Loss
OF ground, lying in Nashville, Davidson county Tennessee
bounded follows: Beng part of Lot No p, Oegnig ~
Thomas HaFrsons corner College street, running SCUM
with the line Of said street IS feet to the centre OF eK
Branch thence down the Branch with its meancers To
Harrson's thence west with Harrison line 70 INC
beg inning Another beginning Jackson street, on the
line OF Mr.. --, feet from High street, running
with Buckner 101 feet thence back at right angles
feet thence towards On street leo feet, thence 70 te
beginning being Lot No u Served upon as the
property OF John Co tart, this 26th October 1886.
E. d. WHtTW0RTli, @. D.
aug15. JNO. K EDNfoHsoN, sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-15

The Portsmouth (Va.) Transcript states that the
reason why only $4,000 subscribed at the Old
Point Convention to the Hon. Dudley Mann's pro-
ject for establishing direct trade between Southern
ports and Europe, was that each subscriber was linn.
tied to one share of $780, It adds that one gentle
man was ready to subscribe for $40, 600 of the
stock, and that several citizens of Portsmouth are
now anxious to add their names to the list with
those who have already contributed to this great
enterprise.