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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-22

6OODh EAE.'N PAINT VUICANtTE, on
HAHB INDIA RUBBER.
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY,
CWNBRS OF PATENTS
HAHuBA9TvRE FROM THs AH1vE NAMEn oFuHa
WARz-oom.
No. 50 HalDEA LANE, new YORK,
BIT rHE PACEAGF ONLY
sYRINGES, CORK SCREWS,
% gvsTy knd for Domestic or Erravers and Mscharcu5
PrOfcssi1nal purp seu, pro asIring Tapes Maehin-
hoanced by PhyscaHa The l-tsr Osrs MariiuRas Rng1
perfect Whip Sockets, lnsuiatora foF
made Breast P11pu, Pow TsisErzph We, ld0plsd By
der Flasks, warranted % hssp Amerein TsirgraBh
Wder dry Furniture Company; sbavinE Brashsa,
Ca-i3-s, ,haf Wi d8,acs Paus, Bahs, Funnes and
The carsi; Tuu b8 and soap DDpsrs hr ks Erahe and
frays; Pen ana Pocket Cut DruEgsss' Purp0ssui
lery, Napkin Rings, PJcE-t
Ibis WONDERFUL uhioh ia hrm e MrrAL-Ivht
HoHH-hdIaut a. sJEr--a DOuF conductor Of HArrou-
conductor u ELEETHIcrT-aHd on which Oils, Aeds and
Aka-s puducs effect vaay auusFor b nv otHsr Tor
above and greet variety Of other Duposss %
wrirh % 4 apgi=
Dealers In all paris OF the caunry are suppsfur hsm-
selves sitl sss goods, and consumers h0 van h unsr
Of ths Kind, wiz ~ slher r.. i7-sT-Iy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-22

- Petition to sell and divide .lar.;
- sfLciou OF the Clerk or this Cour
that G. DO OF the heirs a. law Of the e.
tate iJam W. DO and of the def ndants
lent u 10 S1Is Of Tennessee and beyaud
rurHs process Of THIS Court therefore ordered
raf purlCstH1 be made tour w--k- he
WEEELT UNTJs aNEf ICAN, newspaper published ia
-ur C fNG hv- tr u-s-s- qu rinZ said resi-
rt defendant 90 appear brrs the Pr Terra, 1857 the
County Court a Dc,s1u Ly he EeiI Lbs Court
House iu Charlotte. hg frsJ MONDAY aLd 6h
las Of rT then and thrr- .ead answer de
petit sf the will be s1niasssd
as ~ Am. 1ra Ene cause ST lor Tearing garts
Jmfg-w4,- g~-. o.. s.. THU-. NcNEILLY, Clerk.
Bg Trus "o.H.s- napIt Clerk
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nOy29-1 BRo \. a N U. Mai rsekss Company.

VI > UPIIIS AND NA HNILIlt PALkEt
THE fine passen ger steamer ALEONIA. Capt.
L JAMES MILLER, will the above trade .1ai..A
this season, esviug Nashville every MONDAY 4sss7I
al 4 O'Clock, ? NJ, and Memphis every THURSDAY AZ
P NJ. Passengers may rely the abpve leaving each
place on the day and al the sane time advertised
A HAMILTON,
OC23-U h. Il. HARRISON, Agents,
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REGULAR REEkLA CINCINNATI AND
ASVVETF,F PACKETS

The light draught steamer
Z s&aG-sI2 GEN. PIKE WV FULLER Master ener.s-A
&c. being expressly built this lrate ussssssf
wh al the modern mprlvem ens, with the Hgh draugh
substaunCh and new steamer SAMUEL P. HIBBERD,
GRACE, Master, viii regulIT Packets during the
ensuing beweeHs above pors0ne the Ooais
being port every week. There b. being command
OF old ana experience niuuts, aud with superior
fsce for passengers and frghts, solCts Of pub
lie pa r1nage For passage CHI aDny board, or 70
H. h. HARRISON. Agent
Oc25-6n Front street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-22

D vrtue decree Of the County Court OF Dickson
- couuty, Tvs January Term, u 2, will AoEBAT,
day ol March next offer sale 90 he hEhes. bidder,
Iuu-s door d Charlotte. 3 negro EHmsd
Jerry sZ- known belonging % the estate of Yaes
eCt, nd s ur pay msnt Of The dsJs II said estate
Pgrcaes be required gvs h good ecHriy
and sit Of q months viii BE- given. This be lh 4ay
of January, s57 THOMAS McNEiLLY,
u.G--wIua3V-pFuters' Zee s4 Comm s-OueT
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= -EGULAR LOUISVTLLz AND CINCINNAI

TWNHE light draught, commOdiOus and fast asRRE =
3 runni7 steamer SWALLOW, ALEX. lE-I..zsS
FRAEER, A4SLsr, will rpguarl, between SfaIHEaS
the points d all intermediate land
ngs, making rsgul Il day ts WIN give all orders prompt
attention and general satisfaction. We solicit popH
ant resident CiEcinnau and thoroughly acquainted
and the entire For eIghs passage ap
ply board ortO H. H. HARRISON,
deCl2-6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-22

"A n 80 l'~ = Atr..I Stu, ,s.4 90.
WE have Just received assoumsnt Of these Cutters
w expected y OK otthe We stern Corn Shsls.
uou27 MACEY & HAMILTON.
IEk UtI EBIS y ; sSAGt. sIUF FEttA.
coon stock slways hand
4 nuvg7 MACEY 4 hamilton.
FIIHCUL4R SIMS AND N mANDRELS.-4d
- slIes 90 GrggIlr saws aHd Aaudrils on hand
urv47 ,CEY HAMJLT0Nt
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GTbOf FRS
aENERAL PURCMAsING AGENCY.

NllbUN ILIeT TON IUN3bos
EuEES small large, accompanied with the cash, for
ARTICLES 0r every description from finger ring hat
fwI unt complete stock Goods GrOI cries, Drugs,
Confetti ouaues steam Engine, carefully and promptly
forwarded instructed Commission charge
nra per cent. -
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kEtES l. * 4DjlSFIi4LE AMI N-ASGtFl LIE
PACKET
THE new End COmmOdi0us light duuEht 49, -
steamer, DI,NoND. Capt W. Z. HOLL- EG-E
CROFT N ser, c. 7. FEEDER, Clerk, will gSssEEsssz
ply during The between the ports. Having
psror acCOmmod Uus and experience Cierk who viii
give prOmP attention all orders solicit for this Boat
LIBERAL patronage. For ght passage apply board
r. n HAKRI- on,
H. I. YEATEMAN,
nOYS-sm Ag'uta.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-22

FOR Nashville AND NEW ORLEANS
TRADE.
THE Dew and light dIaught steamer rs57s=s- =
i CRESCENT ". HOLHEB Master, LkssHTJ4hHsss3
Will run regularly m the above trade du 3
ring the pUs-en season, commencing The hrsE lie
the Cumberland river She has excellent accommodations
nd in point speed and safety is uusu passed For
freight or passage apply to Il. Il HAkhIoON,
Ocl4-df Agent
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17

Th'sis Natures ow II Remedy for an u nhealthy $40
marb No art of man ca equal its curative powers
It contains no Alchoh oil Filters Acids, or Nnus
Tugs. VI sextremcly agreeable TO the nd ay
botakenby the most feeble patients who cannot cat
acute distress ed
limitations. Pepsin is not n Drug
Cal on the Agent and get Descriptive Circula
gratis giving large amount OF Scientific Evidence
from Lieba's nina Chcmis stry DR. Combcsphsioiopy
Digestion; DIR Pcreira Food and Dict ;pr. John w
Taper, of New York University; Prof. Dunglison s
Physiology; Prof Siiman, ofYa,e Cocdre; Or Carpen.
tei'sPhysology &C., together with rcportsof Cui es
{ rom all puits ofthe United St1cs. ". q .--"i
Sold by L. p. Lutz and J. n. .Moycr, bloomsbury
2 %. Bowman Rcrwick. Oct3, 1855 iy.
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PHRENOLOGIAL CABINET.
FOWhERS, WELLS & co.,

PuRENoLoGISTs AND PUBLlsHERs,
23l Arch Street, below Seventh; Plfila'd.
.srT,, Furnish al wo Tks on rhrenoogy rhysooFy
ELf&I WaterCure Magnetism, aud Phonogruphy,
" jwholesale and tail ~ New YORK prices.
c'>S fun written description Of character, day and
evening. Cnhnet free.
May l2, lsd5.-V. ''
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Dr. J. 9. Houghton's
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

THE True Digestive
i Fluid, or Gustric
Juice Prepared from
Rennet, or the fourth
stomach OF the OK, after
directions d OF Baron Lie.
big, thegrcat Ply sioIog
zeal Chemist, by ]. s.
Toughton, NJ. ID Phila.
dc lphia Pa.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17
STEAM ENGINES AND BoI LER

the subscrilcris now prepared, with new Machine
ry, to build stationary engines from 5to 100 horse
'ower upon the latcsimproycd plans aud will build 10
rdcr double and singc portable engines ftom 10 40
iorse power, ggcd upon cartiapes with niler gear
Ing pumps all complete and ready for action Also .
-cylindef hueand cast coal break
irspa,ented In 1896, for ihreshg gram and
'orh and now made on large scale for erceking os
bteaking coal Heavy mining pumps and FIRE enginel
riggcd complete with double acting forcing pumps al
kinds Of mill genringlnd house casting made To order
Line slnting with any desired sizes pnlcys fnisle
win hangers lronpaniDg done eay 24ifpet LONG: l..
kinds OF Iron turning henvy press aud other screw
turned with any desired pitch ofihread. f
The best Rough Iron tircstng Machines that ever
come before the public cast Iror and w"oden ma Chi
made TO order Lever mower, t:nin or tread rover
made 10 otdor lsotnkes orders for tn iowi
chiney: Hnrrsons latest pat grain mill $1,000 Of.
fercdby the Pntohtee orits equal 1t grind i'm rood
fine mrh % bushesln one hour Also bolts nd iryn
tors ~ IN oJcr,aisoRueee's Patent
ed by q Hattis N Co, the most DO WEI rui nlowe,
nowinusc cwtltbeleost amount orpowor, ono orwGish
wilne putin use at the Foundry for exlbiton ~ in,
the above works W iIlbe warraated 10 10 what ibcy u
sold Tor.
Striker andrighis TO nsc them in he counties Of Coam
hn Moriour Northnmhc rland Lvcoming Sullivan nnd
Clinton, one of which can be seen al my shop.
'.'.t LEWIS II MAUS,
march W, itJO. Bloomsbn Columbia &c
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.

TOR tho last three years, have been engaged in
II business known only 10 myself and, comparative.
iy, lew others, whom have instructed for sum Of
$500 each, which has averaged the $1,000
TO $4,000 per nnnum and having made arrangements
to go TO Europe 10 the Spring of 1855 engage the
same business, am willing TO give Iul instructions
IN the art 70 any in the United States Cana,
das, who will remit me the sum of 81. am induced,
from the success have been favored with and the
many thankful Judgments have Ieeeived fr ON
those whom have instructed, and who are making
from 81 to SIS per day af il, to give any person an
opportunity to engage in this business, which is easy
pleasant, and very p ofitable small cost. There
is positively No UNBUe in the matter. Reference of
ihe best class be given regards its character
and can refer 10 persons whom have instructed,
" no will testify that they making from s. 10 SIS
per day at the same. It is business in which either
indies or gentlemen co engage and with perfect ease
make very handsome income. Several ladies' in W.
fi5Us paris in New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland,
whom have instructed, king from 81 10
80 per day at il. II is GEEFEEL BusIsFss and but
few shilings is required IN it, Upon receipt Of
81 will Immediately send 10 the applicant printed
circular containing full instructions the art which
can be peTRctly unde TstO0d nj once.
All letters must be addressed (post paid 10
..s... ALLEN T. PARSONS,
33s Broadway, New York.
Fanf I9ST--sun
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Espytcwn Coach and Wagan Factory

THE under signed having succeeded Jacob s. Eva
In the Wagonand Coach ma X Ing bu 81 ness al his
sllnd,in Espytown respectfully inform their frienL
ahdthe public, thatthey continuewIllthe r.r
Wagon Making Business,
depai tments where they wi u be happy tore
eeiVe orders and promptly executea in thei
line, with neat ness a nd despatch
ET Wheel barrows made to order and a / kinds Of
repuiringdone on sho notice
,-...--.. EVANS & HAGENBUCH.
Espytown ,June7 .us5G.-y r
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FOUNDRY, BLOOMSBURY.
St2yeS and TilWare.

4 Foundry and Maehiae Shop, in place of the old
one is prepar ed to make all kinds Of casting at the
invest priets PlOws constantly on hand The sub.
scri per has alsO removed his Tin Shop from Man ST.
10 the Foundry tot where he has erected Il building
atOgesller for Stoves and Tnware.
y The Cooking Stoves consist Of the WM FEM
.fIS1COOK, RAuB COOK, VANIdER COOK, and
sgglPARi.OR STOVES of all kinds, the EGG CY
s-7ELlNDER STOVE, &C. An kinds Of spoutin.
Ennde to order.
JOSEPH sHARPLEss.
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555 ID sg 9ssz...zs7 isi=I...;5.s Esszgs5

Fiftspounds ofpersonalhaggaee allowedto each pass
Rengerexcess cha rged az double rstCass reghtraes
II A FONDA, Saperintendent.
Ian 9G lsj
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SALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF
PROOF SAFES,


TRUTH is MIGHTY AND WILL pREVAIbl Hi
Report Of the C0mmef hppontodto snperiptond the Burn
ing ofths Iron safes, at Reading, EJruarg 81 1851
. ... . RgADISa March 4, 1857.
The undersigned, members of The committee. do
respectfully report that saw tbc two safes, orig
naIiy agreed upon by Farres 4 tfrinr and Evans &
Watson. placed side by side in iurplee, viz The
Safe in Sc by the paymofter Of theFhilade and
ma nufhctnrrd by Fnrrols& Herring anc he "a 70 in
use by II A. Lnntz in his stoir manufactured by
Eyans& Watson, and put in books and pnpersl ,e
ciscly alike. D.. . .... t..- -
The ere wa sta rted at 81 o'clock, NJ and kept
up until four cords Of green hickory. two ords dry
oak and half chustnui top wood were entirely con
sumcd the whole under the superi nj denc Of the
subscr hers .mcmbe ts o. tie Committee. The Safes
were tho cnoird OF with wnter, af er which they
were orcned and Che books nd papers taken ont by
the COMMITTEE and sent TO II. A Bantz Is stare for
public examination ndmafke dby In Com mi tee
ThGb ooks aud pap rstaken n ON he safe hanufnc
tured by Farrels Il Her rings were in our Judgment
damaged fully fifteen per cent tha those taken
from Evans II W2tsons Safe.
We believe the above 10 have been fair nnd i'm
partial Trial ofe resp ctivc qua of both Saies.
.. JACOB u, DY YSHER.
DANIEL s. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the bur ming, we fully
coincide with The above Ia iement Of the co nd ion
or papers and hooks taken of the respective
Safes.
GA. NICOLLS,
H. n. MUtiLENBERG.
JAS MlLnOLLAND.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17

EG5- The more honesty man has, the
less he affects the air of saint the affec-
tation of sanctity is a blotch on the face of
piety.
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BIoomshurg Tinware ard stove store

bstVmcHutS s tsh"oiO "hs pAO'O ctVtR
THE Undersigned rrspec' fully informs his old friend
l. and customers that he has purchased his brother
interest in he above establishment aud The
hereafter he conducted himself exclusively. Tie ha
just received and offers for sale, the largest an
.efsSs most extensive ssor tmcnt OF FANCY STOVE
s-ss11 ever introduce ced intothis market. .' '''
S-fe His stock consists Of a complete assortment OF
bthest Cookirgnnd pnrlOr stoves in the market, to-
theger with Fixtures Of every description, oven
and BOX stoves Radiators Cylinder Stoves, Cast Iron
Air.Tigh Stoves, Cannon Stoves, &c, &c.
Stoyepit pc and Tinwnrec onstanty on hand and man
ufactured TO order All kinds of repairing done, as
usual, on short notice.
The patronage of old friends and new customo RS
spcotfully solicited. -
o1msb nrg , Jan. 9. 1854 If
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-17
PHILADELPHIA CARPET STORE

GhkPETINGS, OilCloths Window Shades Matsan
~ matings-lust receIved 10000 pieces new style
nniactnred and Imported expressly for CARPET
IL morchants and Honsekeepers will please no.
Nos. Is and North Second Street Isl door below
ast's Church. ~ 49,"
March % 1850 l. SIDNEY ZONES
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-29

CoLToN's ATLAS Of TIE WORLD Is certainly
the greatest work Of the kind ever placed before
our public Until we saw it, we had no idea Of
the great advancement that has beel made in the
GeogrBpby Of our Globe. DR.. Ksne's recent ex-
pl5rsdons and the open Polar Sea, the Japanese
Empire and the discoveries in the region of the
AMOR, andhke wise in the interior of Africa and
N Ocsauica--are represented and laid down with
faithfu'ness aud accuracy It must be of great
utility to our merchants, lIwyers aud literary men,
who wish to keep up with the march Of enter
prise and discovery it must also be valuable to
those engaged in buying aud selling land war
rants, aud locating lands, as it gives a sectional
usp OF every State ia the UniJn-in fact its util.
" is not limited to any class, but is co-exteDs We
with the sphere Of civilized humanity, and should
be in every family
Mr. A L. WEsTBRO,Es, Of this city, is receiving
subscriptions for this work and we.commend him
and the Atlas 10 our fellow citizens.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
DEPARTED Aida, for Cairo

DEPARTED Aida, for Cairo
Bears LEAVING WIS DAT-Ths popular steamer V. X.
Stevenson, ito o'clock for Caro A Davis for Burks
vile at 10.
N,vIGAUOE-Iho navigation Of the Cumberland at pre-
sent water is concerned all that could be
desired The recent rise from our immediate vicinity
which will doubtless decline for short period after
which we may expect head rise Of some extent The
has just commenced running in the per portion Of
the river We eleraiu doubts whether the water will be
su eut below to entirely free the lower port Of our
river from the ov mpedimsnts. few days, however,
will solve this problem.
THE Ono RlvER-Reesnt accounts report the weather
undertaking with rsiu5, 5ut yet tdings Of partial
break up Of that ice bound region.
ROAT5 EXP In the course Of few days expect
the Cline, City OF Huntsville Ambassador, Sallie West
AIeona, Danl Boone, Humboldt Jas johnson, Blanche
Lewis Rock City and Ella from the lower Ohio and Cum
bsrland all Of which will Immediately enter their reg
ular days IS packets.
FoR CIScIENAH-Tbe superior steamer Umpire the
regular Cincinnati packet is now recsving freight and
will Leave Immediately the opening Of nsvigSHsn,
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New IRON AND HARDWARE SToRE-Mess
HiIlman Brothers have recently erected on Market
street one OF the finest and most substantial three
story warehouses IN the city. In point Of strength
it has 10 eq1sin the city, having been constructed
especially with view to storing heavy wares, and
without regard 10 expense. This warehouse is
directly in the rear of their old stand OBJ College
street. and connected with it, thus GffordIug ample
room for the contemplated extension Of their bust
ness 10 addition 70 their large stock Of Tennes-
gee aud Pitts5urg iron, Hillman Brothers will
hereafter keep a full assortment Of heavy Hard
ware the principal articles Of which vii be found
enumerstsd in their advertisement in another col
umn. The trade will fad it n their advantage to
call at their extensive house. BIRRsr.
The advertisement Of Messrs Hillmsn Brothers
will be found in this paper to which the attention
of the trade is directed, with the assurance that
all whc give them call will End their interests
subssrVed.
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FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE FIRST DISTRICT OF
DAVIDSON CDUNTV.

FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE FIRST DISTRICT OF
DAVIDSON COUNTY:
As time rolls 90 will the Sd day. of February noEt in
Epe Of the goose bone any other theory On that
orabe day your country will require you to select wise
man. denominaeda Justice Of the Psace-in the fulfill
msu Of this important trust my desire that yOu bear
N remembrance there at present but Of the Ham
family who asPres to this high gift which is alone
Invested in the sovereign people, and that individual is
willing to become your humble ssrvsut provided you
viii let him. The HamitOns in The early days Of our in-
stutoas when mems souls well tried event weighed
the balances and not found wanting my ancestor John
Hamilton only Oicsted at the marriage Of the colo.
Mes but participated largely in their divorce from old
Mrs Britain. Now inhertng all the zeal Of my RuOes-
try, will Likewise pledge myself TO attend to al modern
marriages and divorces without money or price, IS well
as generally attend faithfully 10 the dear peoples interest
and particularly my own. In short / desire all without
distinction Of party prejudice to consider the claims OF
The Hamilton family and particularly mine indvid.
usly in casting your votes for Justice OF the Peace
Jan. 2s, 1857. JOHE n. HAEILT5N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-29

TO THE PoINT The Natchez Free Trader, 10
speaking Of Mr. ETHERTDsE's Abolition resolution
IN regard TO the 'Save trade" very justly says,
at SHOULD have been kicked, and spurRej, and spat
unon by every southern man"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-29

GEORGIA AND TFEyEssEE COPPER ORE.-The At
lsnta (Ga } LatsRgsncsr of the Doth ult says "a
friend who had occasion, day or two ago, to ez-
anime the records of the State rosd-ofice, with
view Of sscer,aining the amount Of copper ore
brought down over that road during the present
year, 1856, found that 2O,982 boxes have been
transported. This would make about G64 car loads,
or 1912 tons"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-29

HEERY LYLE OK LIFE AND E1IsTEECE This is
she title Of New English work, reprinted by GAR
RETT & Co. Of rev York TIE sutbor is ENILTE
MARRYATT, daughter Of the late Capt AarryGtt,
whose humorous and sparkling nautical stories are
familiar to the readers of light literature. This
story is said by those who have read it, to he
very interesting work. and worthy the reputation
Of a descendant Of the gifted Msrrystt. The book
Is for sale BY H8GsN & Bro
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

TP The UNION AND AMERICAN has
much she largest circulation Of any paper
in the state, eGceptthe renElsHR journals.
It offers, therefore, superior advantages
90 the advertising public.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-29

SCARLET FEVER This disease we regret to
learn, is prevailing extensively throughout Missis.
sDpi-espeCisIy IN the northern COUNTIES
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-29

TAX ON DOG&-It seems the dogs in England
are profitable source Of revenue. For the year
ending Msrch l, 1856, the tax on this species Of
property yielded about one million Of dollarS
Last year tax WAS imposed upon dogs in our city,
and it ought to have brought into the treasury
quite handsome revenue, for this class of our
Dopuaton has not materially diminished.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-29
NEW FIRM,
NOTICE

DY virtue q deed Of trust executed 20 me BY Eli L.
ID Woods and Of record in the office Register Of
Davidson county, Tennessee Book No 49, pages 81 and
25 WILL the 2Sth day Of February 1857 at the Market
House the Public square Ia the city Of Nashville, Tenn,
expose ubc sal and sell for the highest bidder,
the following parcels ground to-wt Lots No. So 81 and
50 grated in David T. McGavock' plan Of Lois Of re-
cord in the aforesaid Office bounded and described as in
the deed mentioned and EeereHce h here
made 20 satisfy debt therein mentioned. Said Lots viii
be sold equity Of redemption. TO
isn4-G ABRAM L. DEMOss Trustee