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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

The dulress of the Common Council sessions was
enveped las. evening by Message from his Ii 'nor
the Mayor, all duly eugossed, with proofs prepared
for the reporters. The Message was read sulid deal
Of laughter and rreverent interruption and finally re-
feIred TO Special Committee lin the Board OF Coun'
ella epl with the inevitable Member from the Tair.
tieth as Chairman. The particular subjects OF his
Hopors commune alton are-the bard times; the con-
6ton of the poor; the danger that they will commit
thef or forgery, cheat somebody somehow, to ger
bread for their children; the sympathy he feels for
them; and then 10 cure all this he propOies:
81 recommend thet the Controller be authorized to
advertise for estimates for furnishing the Corporation
with fifty thousand barrels of -four and correspond
i, qusn'ty Of meal and potatoes, to be paid for
by the issue Of public construction stock, redeem-
able in fifty years. and beeog seven per cent interest
these provisions TO be disposed OF to aoorer: 70 oe
employed upon the public works referred to, in lieu OF
money at its cost price to the Corporation. Let all
tfese works be commenced forthwith uuder the
Jropt. jepartr ents. Twenty-Five per ceLt could be
psic in cash Every man who will labor should be
employed at a fair compensation, and the fupphes
thus provided distributed in return"
True there is sight officially n realizing this hue
scheme. The City Authorities do not possess the
tower as Mr.. Wood well knows and admits; but then
be will get the credit, smorg the thousands who do
not hnow the law of asking the privilege Of feeding
AID clothing the poor al Winter at the expsuse Of the
people generally, while the Common Council. Who
cannot lawfully entertain any such scheme will bear
the responsibility Of stopping this wsrmhesrted phi.
lantbropist ust he is ready to roll out barrel OF
-four and two barrels of potatoes to every man who
a. Ks them. Knowry the utter imprscica bity OF his
scheme he promptly closes his Bunoombe Message by
saying:
IL am wiling to take my share Of it, and hope the
Common Council ant the several Departments will
not be afraid to take theirs"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
BRITISH NATIONAL FAST.

According to TIE London MorRing Star Of Oetober
We appointed national fast day was very generally
Ss.efvsd, etd the Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon who pres s,hed
sf pes1S "a OOs persons The admissions on ,.y.
Dest sese shiiins were 20 l59 and By season ,ksts
~, mshipg total Of 23 ga. The proceeds Of sd-
nssion vent TO The Crystal palace Company, sud
wss Dsde in aid Of the Indaa Relief fund amouotins
D. Ef3 l6e. lid. yshsut & $50, and the Conp,ny
s5Sed Goo, ssy u 900. The collection from the an
disscs would seem to average about 10 cents each.
J7< Stsr ssys:
"wAeb oil was over: a loud csppiug OF hsnd. tes.
HHed tie approval Of the hearers, and a few mnpto.
sfsrvsr6 groups Of peope qusfog bottled stont
vilAis feW yards Of the pulpit Esing aud drink.
bx - the psest extended scale were carried on an
ever tbs sstsblisAmslt and msoy seemed 10 tbjok
ihss fasting not Included in tbs ceremonies Of N
say"
All tAs oh uckes 10 Lasdon appear TO have been
SDss, anS . collection made si each 80, toe relief
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
AMERICAN HORSES BEATEN AGAIN.

AMERICAN HORSES BEATEN AGAIN.
We find the following In TIE Star, refsnieg 10 the
Am. riean mere Pr.Iess:
,'The Chester Autumn meeting WAS not remsrks-
Ae The success Of Ssunterer thA m ~. iotetes-
pg of the rs,ipg incidents and il showed tba. the
horse had suffered te from his recent voyage 70 and
from FIaIce The pride Of the American tGihte' wa
still further bunbed for their 'crack mare Pdo'css
su4faped more igpou,i ous dsfest than .hst which
b. fell her at Goodwood and Lewes. B-o'der Jona
thar must row be ssti-fed Of the inferi1ry OF his
rsot borses compared with owo for not one o tne
Ams the exception Of the e sst thought
Of Babylob-has been able TO make even show OF
rsce with second and third rate native horses Amer
lean sportsmen with all their time tests have no n>-
tion Of the iumense speed Of English racers.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
FIRES.
FrRz IN DIVISION STREET.

FiRZ IN DIVISION STREET.
At q O'Clock yesterday morning FIRE broke ous IN
the ieof OF the building No 1873 Division street, cccu'
pied on the FIRST floor BY ]. g. Appleton as stove
store, the upper par. dwelling BY several families
Therce the flames extended to No ls6 and No le4
the former occupied an oyster saloon the letter ss
dw, rg-Snd, before the fire could be e1'insui'hed'
consider able damage occurred. Loss of Messrs. Ap'
pleton, 5000 Insured in the 81. Nicholas Insurance
Company fr 81 coo. The building is owned by John
sbep.rd. No 1876 vas occupied by Morris Bliss as 9
dwelling. Loss So. Insured. John Gray, Daoiel
o Com er aud Peter Wall also resided 10 the sane
house. The furniture was badly damaged by water.
No ipsursrce.
No. lS4 was occupied by Mrs. Dsstsldorf as sa'
loop, and Conrad Zetther as shoe store. Several
families in the upper part of this house had their fur
niture damaged. Loss on building, $500. Fully ia'
sured.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

with horses, servapts and everything st his com
mai d, but could not be satisfied nntil hs hsd Dor
ved, without going through the ceren'ay ot ass-
nR, a considerable amount Of tse Generals g'd'i'
wbich was found carefully d. posted in one cor'er
Of bic trunk, abd-be is here. The vessel sso"u'
tsimg for NewYork refuse to take HIN, and no"
be will get away does not at present appear
AmMg bis luggage are two or three trunks Of books
which, fr"m their na.ure are supp sAi to have eeea
left in Granada by Col Wheeler, late U. 3. Miais-
ter, and which probably belong to the Legation.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

JUDICIAL NoMIsAIIoSs-SUPRENE CoURT-IID
DsTRIcT.-Tbe Hon. LUcIEN BIaDsEYE Of Brook
lyo, ard THOMAS NELSON, esq, Of Peekskil have &C
cepted the nominations of the American and Repubi.
can Conventions for the short and long terms in this
Dstrict.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

In these counties Gen. Packers majority over Judge
Wimot is &, ,395 From the remaining twenty five
counties have sufficient returns to show that Pack
ers ard Wilmots vote is about balanced 10 them so
that Packers majority in the State will be somewhere
between ~ 600 and 43 900 over Wimot aod as the en-
tire vote for Hazhurst will not excesd 70 OOO Psck-
ers majority over both Wilmot and Hazlehurss will be
about IA 600. The Democratic candidates for Canal
Commissioner and Supreme Court Judges will have
about the same majority as Gen. Packer.
The Legislature 10 largely Democratic.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

We are glad to bear that the Chiljren's Aa s,s;.,.
are cor sidtrpg most important prcec. for the ,.ss
of the city-one which THr rRIBusE las oitea u,,si
the establishing an Agency which shall seud on. a.,
poor unemployed working girls to places . service =
the Weet.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23
CITY ITEMS

Ihneers and v'eu''enp, s$rs . CosOsa ~.
evening q, S'o'o' sa'"n s.'<ted BY E.Is. Frs,,ss:
.sd ~ Nee. ,s. ,v,"nsr, sm Lsdaa. ds :,
airs Io% TIC Husussa H, VII b p'.,sa for Ia. srs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

Toe Republican County Convection MAJ. =. a.
vesari Institute to sigAt, 10 nomiua ate A e..xI
Recorder. 1t was erroneousy announced ia ,si,
for kst night.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

f,,a. but the amount u given only in cne or two
ipt.sDcep.
b, yond brief reports Of to ssrGons, the papers OF
the Sk contain little Of i5.sresL
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

Mr.. ). ". RsveIl. the Bsrd Of Hope h.;.,
who made himself prominent IN TIE nr,,..'
Bar Of Hope in New York in 1856 uriy.3 !. S o.
Kangaroo from Engard
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

good times STE the crowds tbst tbropg the stores 4
Bowen e. McNamee A. T. Stewart, Edward LsmhxS
e. Co., and the others who are DOW selling oat tasf
Wholesale stocks a. retail prices. And how coud ucA
publicity and such . surpri,icg amount Of eusin.s
have been attained but by advertising in the dSJ
papers. Every body who is ready TO deal q. pri,ss
suited to the times, and who suitably advertases ~
act, is sure to End customers. We ssv new Illus
trstinn Of this yesterday Mr. Brady the photographs
published in The TIIBrsE Of yesterday cosspicaax
advertis of reduced prices for bic pictures sad
oupd bis account in il at once. That is the only vs
Advertise Advertise n.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

RErrBLIcAS ASSEMBLY NoxrSArioys The r.
publican Convention for the Oh Assembly Dssru
whic. Is made up Of portions Of the Sixth, ssvsuAh.
Tenth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth WARDS Las snaai,
mously nominated Lyman W. Case Of the ssysstA
Ward, - the Republican candidate for that Distdc.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

PENNSYLVANIA ELLcrIoS.-72e Philadelphia BuL
tin Of the 2st says: We have Off ,al returns from
thirty nine counties in this State, which foot up IS
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

AMERICAN SENATORIAL NOMINATION The Ammi-
can Nomr s'iDg Convention for the Fourth Ssps.onA
District assembled last evening at the corer Of Bmsd.
way and Lispensrd street. Bepjsuin c. Hitchcock in
the chair. Mr.. C. C. Mott of the Fifth Ward tChsir
man Of the Young Mea's Cen raj Republican CouS
mittee) was nominated the 6rst formal ballot kf.
Mott received thhteen votes and Messrs. Green Hol
den and Clark one each.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

DrApPEARAscE or A wELL-Ksows PERsos fsSA
BROADWAY For over twenty-five winters p's. th0ss
persons who have been permitted to Promsnsos
Broadway for that period Of tine, eoad Lot 6ai S''s
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

THE PRESSURE IN TIE CRYSTAL PALAcx.-Fhs
frat two weeks of the Fair at the Crystal Psoe pro-
duced something 81 800 more thsn the 6rst tSo
weeks last year; but, since that, there has been
great falling of Of reoepts-probably more than al
the previous gain The stoppsge Of the banks seemed
to have The effect Of stopping the current Of vsess
that had been Getting toward the Palace n 0ae con-
tisuous stream; and of the days folio wing the
hight Of the wall street panic" scarcely sico day
was taken sor admissions TO the Fair 1t vs h'sle
better yesterday but with the exceptions OF the Kan
dalls leland children there was nothing Ike crowd
There vas large audience to hear Mr.. Banks oc
Tuesdsy night but much the largest portion came In
on tickeis Of members and complimentary sicke4A
Unless there 10 very considerable incrssss Of
patronage, this Fair, which was got up with good
deal Of 'xtre expense, VIII no. prove sseoessfa
Gre pecurisry. There ia no decrease in the suhjscs
of interest, except in the big pumpkin department
The mammoth beets and tuips are little shriyeled,
snd the green corn has turned yellow. The msnnoth
cabbage heads possess just as much interes. ~ they
did before they wilted, If anytbiog h'se moro.
There vii be another concert at the Fair this even
irg. As the cose Of the exhibition is nov announcso,
teose desrrg 10 attend should do 90 without delay.
The rev steam calliope arrived yesterday II Is ssia
to be the best instrument Of this description TIA: Las
ye. been constructed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-22

CRIsP's GA1KTY Last night, was performed for
the first time in Nashville, the beautiful Opera
"Cisdsrslla," one of RossISI's master pieces
Among all the Ksstr of the modern school Of Music.
RossIxI stands pre-eminent as amelOdst. Entirely
different frsm METERLEER, BEETHOVEN and VERDI.
whose forte consists in grand instrumentation start
ling hsrmOnies, and intricate concentration, Ross1S1
looked at melody as the chief beauty Of the Opera
Previous to the day of RossINI, composers wrote
their music scores plain and uDornamented This
composer the first to set down in notes, beauti-
fal Gd AbitHn passages, trills and ornsmentations
which before his time, were lett to the skill judge
ment and taste Of the performers
We have not time to speak particularly of the
performance last night, but will take opportunity
Of doing so tomorrow.
This beautiful Opera will be repeated tonight,
when the machinery of the piece will be in better
working condition.
The Orchestral department is vastly better than it
was last season, and we have both the actors and
the audiences to congratulate the absence Of the
sleepy gentleman who used to dOze over the ianO.
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hc1 Nv NOsNhsNfttCUttON5 COfJts1htt@S'
h0d cess Orders tor TIckets or Cerlmeates g.
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta, G.


IN pursuance OF decree of the County Court Of Humph-
reys county, made at its October Term 1887 in the
or ouisa FOsgsr ais, the heirs o. Jefferson
deceased shall proceed TO sell a. public sale the highest
bidder at the late residence of the sad Jefferson Fowler
eceAsed on thursday The a day Of January val
uabe Tract Land ard eleven Negroes The laud con-
tanning 40 veil impfovsu, and lite good, living
on North SIDE OF Luck River. al me Hursc
creek Humphreys county, The slaves consists OF su
Women and CfidTe1, The most CT whom likely Gnd val
usbl3 The land will be sold subject widows daver
an credit Of twelve ths Notes and approx seeur
" viii be required Of the parceaser, Zen eIaiDed
ths land un the pa rcnase paid said land and
belongs 70 the estate OF the aiQ Jefferson Fowler
esased, aLd sold for distributor.
This The 9.h day OF December, 1857.
dssl4WAs--pn ieesA LkVL AcCOLLUN, Q. & n.
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SHELLEY 1aON"WORKs
CAR-WHEEL NAN UFACTORK,
Near the Suspensio Bridge,
EDGEFIELD II fNNESSE E.

ExTHTTCoMB, LEGO q co CO., Founder and Msehn.
w lists, respectfully give nOti6e that their extens
Foundry, Maehin e-shop, and FORCES competed
and in successu operations, they prepared TO
execute ell orders for heavy light eastUgs Including
CAR-WHEELs OF lHE NJ JSF IMPROVED PATTERNS,
fence enable Us 70 ehallen g composition.
Also, CASI-IROF HOU Sc FRONTS Of the i'm prov
patterns; plain 1ued and Ornamental oIumns; Water
Pipes Of all sizes ReOns for Gas Works and her tsab
hments where requir JdiStean Engines SsW-Mls Flour
Mills SC, made prom Jy order OF the best nalsra
Particular attention wen repairing machinery al low
prices and on liberal aras
OursHlTH.WohI Is will be the most extension char.
aeter; saw an orb, STrups, Dogs, Pman Irons,
shoftes notice.
AS we are pae' zeal mechanics Wishing establish
object will Dc pay particular Rtten
VIC az oIde' Tor nee or rCpariug old machinery Al
We A'oAA tria and We are confident OF being patron
~ we have on hand at present large assortment o.
WRITooMB, LRIGo & co.
R4s- lille Dee. All
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BaiEey'S Springs
FOR SALE.

ID virtue Of decree OF Probate Court Of the County
ID Of Bauderdals Alabama, the under igned AdmnistrR-
tors the estate OF Jonathan Baey Decd will sell,
Monday Ih day Of January 1855 the premises,
miles from Town Florence, Alabsma the celebrated
watering place, Known as
BAILEY'S SPRINGS
These Springs widely and iavOrs y known be-
ing the mast remarkable for The Cure Of Dyspepsia,
D0psy Scroiua aud all Lutaneous diseases that It Is
deemed unnecessary speak of their curative properties in
notice The thousands Of who have been
restored health by the OF the waters scatter
ed all over cogntry North and South, AMI
living OF their virtues. Il will be sufficient 10
say, they considered the most remarkable SPRING. in
tbs world. and their have Effected more than
any other known
since their discovery, the throng Of visitors have
great that the proprietor could never accommodate
thcm believed 10 be the most prohtao as well as
The most cuutive watering place in the South.
There nine hundred sud twenty OF land Of excel
lent quality in good state OF cultivation, with orchards,
sbigs houses All Oher valuable improvements.
credit of one and three yeaTs will be given, the
ur baseT giving hoods wth approved personal security,
RICHARD A. LILY,
JAMES J. BAILEY.
-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-22
THE BALLET.

What a 'wildering sight, what maze Of delight;
Was ever anything like it ,
Ambient swarms Of fairy like forms,
Beauty and grace Of figure and face,
Exquisite grouping,
Delicate dropping,
like rising,
Briskness surprising,
Boundings arial,
Drapery airily scaut at each end;
Gauzy material,
Scarcely betraying where flesh and frOck blend;
Muslin and dlmlty,
Halfhidden symmetry,
Ribands and roses,
Passionate poses
1.-the shapes revolving,
Clusters dissOying,
Ever fresh beauties artistic unfold, -
Limbs neat and tapering,
Volatile capering,
living labyrinth rare to behold
Oh?-wh6t a vision Of charming confusion
Simple and complex, all at glance
Half a reaty-half illusion,
Such is the mystic and magical dance.
Whirling, twirliug
Skipping, tripping,
Flashing, dashing,
In merTiest measure
CircumrotatiOus,
Supple saltauons,
Daring gyratiOns,
Perennial peasure
The batter we'll call it-mild metaphor speTning;
A human kaleidoscope, constantly turning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-22
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE co

The prices of these Machines will in no instance heres
vary the New York Prices except the freight
I'd tn e place Gale, IN this State.
All persons having purchased these Machines may
hereafter purchase them side the State Tennessee
since The 24h day Of November s5 responsible
NashyIlie Sewing Machine Company, The legal
the right and will be qured to pay TO sj Company
&C $50, for the right said MscnneE Vitsn
TERRITORY OF TENNES SEE, and whenever pavmort is
refused, The SAME WILL BIZ STRICTLY ENFORCED,
unless accounted Tor to this Company by Messrs &
Baker.
Persons Purchasing these Machines outside OF Tonnes
had better that they bill Of sale with the
RIGHT TO USE SAME MACHINB IN TENNESSEE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-22

THOSE WHO HAVE USED IT Among the many testi,
monias in favor the effects NJ BE HAYES HOLLAND
BITTERS, ofsr the Of the following, many oil
them we'll known IN this CITY.
JAMES GOWN, Of South Pitsburg, says: '' certainly
y5lu BILE medicine; Il cureU sf Dyspepsia
Captain HENRT EArON ssysI at cured ny wife of Men,
raigR -
A. Won noSNHoRsT says: al never met with 20 speedy
a remedy for acidy Of the stomach -
HENRIcH PIULUs saysi lG cured Of chronic
diaTThRa In two davs."
eANUEL WooDRUFF, OF Athens, Ohio, SAYS: "When ]
commenced your meaicine prosr rated that
could not walk my farm; alter using bottle,
eat any thing" ldec2l-Iw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-22
Lots in Edgeield for Sale.

TY virtue Of decree OF the County Court of Davidson
ID County, rendered july term 1857, In the n
James HamilIon Administrator, sud others rs VIM n
Morgan aud others, viii Csr sale the Court House,
in Nashville, on Saturday ION day January, lss The
following Lots in hdgehed, 1Wi: 10. No 81 in shsb' IS,
additiontO Edgetetd, fronting 100 feet on WATSON Streets
Also Lol No. u, uoIting 100 feet on Watson Street.
TRRMs $50 in cash, will be required on each Lot; the
balance on credit Of l. and years with ntere. from
date, notes with good security required.
CHEATHAM,
dec I6-Iawtds prs fee s. Clerk & Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-22
Sale Of NEGROES

by virtue ola decree of the County Court Of Davidson
ID county rendered in the OF Lorenzo BRYANT and
Others heirs of Sheroi Bryant deed, exparte will
for safe at the Court House in Nashville on Saturday
mary TO- 1855 The following, negroes wit Louisa,
aoou 80 years OF age; WstsOn he's child years ages
I,eapder, 5 wears o age; PTissa, years Of age.
T,RMS ~ cash. aud the balance credit of6 months
notes. with good security required Said negroes sold
Tor al tribuIon among lhe hes of John Bryant deed
CHEATHAM,
dee IG-lswtds prs fee p Clerk d MISTER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-22

TIE DISTINGUISHED DEAD.-The Legislatures the
State of South Carolina has unanimously adopted q
series of resolutions in memory of three of her dis
tinguished sons, who have died during the past
year-LANGDoN CHEEvEs, ANDREW PIcKENs BUTLER
and JAMES HAMLroE-''each Of whom, in his day
and generation, had performed good service, not
only to the State in which he lived but to the whole
country" Resolutions of regret and coincidence
were also unanimously adopted in memory of the
Hon. Preston S. BRoOKs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-22

The stomach has undoubtedly, 3 very great sympathy
with parts the body IN isthe case with respect
20 the irrauon produced % They give rise 10
Other diseases euts often sufer incredibly without
beng aware the The remedy which VIII eve
most certain relief 90 b. A. FAhNHN TOO a.,
VERMIFUGE whica will ,1pr every worm, and IN this
manner leave the system Tree tom al bilious humor-
lTENT0E, n. J. , December oth, 1884.
MsgErs. B. a. FahHdstOok a CO.
GEETLEMKN.-i gave a wal 81 b. A FshnesIock's
Vermuge OF my children, three, the other five
Nasr OF age and il brought away from them serenity
Isr~a worms 4 lew hours alter hey II. They
we've restless at aght but they sleep we'll Enc well
snd mes a, in every Any who DOUBTS this,
c Al NV b,use, in street, Glass HOUSE,
JOAN d. ARGOOD.
Sold boIesse and retail and bv all the principal drug
ts and country merchants throughout Tie United States
Gee. d&W.lm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-22
LARGE Sale Of Gift Books!

Nd Fancy Goods suitable Christmas and New Years
= 7ras+Tis on Monday Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday Dec e % and a. a. No g Cedar Street he
Auction an Inc CITY; smung the above articles may be
found, World noted Woman OF the Count OF Napoleon,
byIon Gallery, NOR do. Shakespeare laoauA, ana van
Others Two numerous mention, which were bought
expressly for Christmas trade and will be sold without re-
serve They sIe open for inspection during the DAY Aue
CHAS FOX,
dec 90 till ism 81 AuctioneeT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-22
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

REFoErED BY H. R. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
The Cumberland is now within its banks, with
sufficient water for all ordinary purposes on the
shoals.
The steamer Princess, from Cincinnati is due this
day, and will meet with immediate despatch.
ARRIvEB-Cuha from Paducah: Salie West, from
St. Louis Tempest, from Louisville; Lucas, from
New Orleans.
Observation-Disclosures and Lucas, for New Or
leans; Cuba, for Paducah
Bears LEAVING This day. at 10 o'clock, the pop
ular packet boat Tempest for Louisville and Salhe
West for St Louis. Passengers Will find these no
under control Of courteous and attentive officers
BUsINEss.-Sghtly reviying from the previous
week yet, at present, ruinous TO bOatsmen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-22
UNCVRKENT MONEY,

LELLYETT, EWING & CO., will receive any of
the Bank money and also LawreDceburg, shebyvile
ocoee money par for the Oowng articles, lat their
regular selling price, viz:
IS casks Fine COgnse and La Rochella Brandy;
50 bbI5. Old Bourbon Whisky;
100 boxes extra Family Soap;
$50 PresCois No. do:
200 " various brands Tobacco, including lny
LsnchOrn &. Armisiead's Gold Leaf (rov2I-ln
And various other which they wish 20 close
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-22
Premium Pictures.
S2QO Reward

rINHE undersigned will give reward of TWO HUNDRED
/ DOLLARS for the apprehension and delivery to the
Sheuf Of Rutherford county OF one WILLIAM MANOR,
who recently murdered A kspey the above county,
fed the country.
SAID Manor is about feet inches high; weighs
$50 pounds has sandy hair with BOARD red
chin large the eit cheek bono, running down
aad appears have been done with knife
oraxe-has a down 10 k-lsughs rather Keen and loud
inclined be grey. ubOUt22 years Of age and is
ioud OF liquor When heard Of he ng the
direction Shady Grove, GiDson county, Tennessee,
no doubi made his way from there Memphis he s
4 ordinary appearance. will give the above reward for
his apprehension. ROBERT ESPBH,
dec I5-lf Smyrna, Rutherford county.