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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-14

EAEhESS NUGlt ~
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL
ROAD,
THE adams EXPkhcN CUNPANl" have mad BPr
rang ueUls with The above F5Tuad iyr a Uaiiy II.
press Line and pr Pared 20 i've ard toTWard
Freight Packages, &C. by Eiseugrr Trains 20 Hur:s7ie
Decatur, TuscUmbia sud u'PTurds-s satuns en- toe 81
a e. and n 3 Z. k-IiFua5s Sss- l4cS Fss ct reduced
rates
20 Messengers l-ase Nasbsils tsils a, O'clock
~ FTeighs 70 DC igfw-r-r by Express wiil be called
FOX without extra charge A Is. HOLE
aprs Agent.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &c.
FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE, AT
c. BE HalAsSs
NO. Is, PUBLIC SQUIRE,
CONSISTING In part as follows, viz:
- Superans Eng. Kid Slippers
=" - White Rid and Satin Slippers;
" Black Satin Slippers;
Kid BoOtees, thiR and thick solos;
Black Lasting slippers and Buskns
Last'g Congress Caters with & without hselG
Caters, side and front lace;
d" GoatEewed and Peggsd Booteesj
Fine Kid Bootess and Slippers;
-" " Black Lasting Caters
Kid and Goat Bootses thick aRd thin soles;
" ANGLE Ties;
Servants Calf and Goss BOotees large aBIOrtmsnG
Gents fine Calf Single and Double Sole BoSsj
90 % oxford Ties;
Monterey Ties;
" " Patent Leather Shoes;
Boys fine CaIF Boots, &C., &c.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS
splendid assortment Iron Frame Sole Leather TraV-
cling Trunks, Vssss, Bonnet Trunks Velvet and Brus-
sells Carpet Bags Oil Cloth Travelling Bags, &c, &c all
which offered low prices for Small profits and
quick sales is the motto. Give call.
sePl7-u c. HALL, l5 Public Square.
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OCULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET.

THNHE light drBught. COmmOdiOus and fast RNB1A h
running steamer SWALLOW, ALEx. Ik-IA-ssisSl
Frazer. Master will regularly between Ss1t4is8
the above points and all intermediate aRd-s6a-iallr
ing making regular y day trips WIN give all orders prompt
attention and general satisfaction. We solicit for this pOpu
lar craft liberal public patronage. Her command
ant is Cincinnati and thoroughly acquainted
there and 90 entire For freghs passage ap
ply board, or Fl. II. HARRISON,
decIg-En Agent.
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IIEGIfI.AR NEW ORLEANS

TENIE substantial steamer CUMBERLAND, &HgzRzs h
a Capt WIN. dewitt. having superior &C -
cOmmodaiions for Passengers, Freight and S9asis5&
Stock, will ply during the season as above -
and all nt5sme late landings. Her exceeding light draught
will insure iuthe Of cases direct shipments Messrs
W JouNSoy Co, Of New Orleans, will act as Agents
in conjunction Capt NJ D. f. H. BEOOEs who will re-
side permanently New Orleans, at No 81 CaTondelet street,
business for the purpose OF giving his en-
attention The filing Of all purchase orders attAe loves
figures. II, H. hAhhLSON'
7der3-6u Agent.
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REGULA q NASHVILLE and CINCINNATI
~

THE cummoaiOus and substantial fast E5azsHs a
I running stea-ser SEYENfE-SIX, lssE7SsssETfssSi
+. K BARCLAY Master is held in readi Ez7sseezzzss
ness bv the Er rise of water resume her regular tn
as above during the coming season. For freight and pas
age having superior accommodation, apply on boardor
7sertIT-ff n. H. HARRISON, gent.
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Nicaragua.

A Ii persons desrous Of emgrsting Nicaragua The
"A Steamship "Fexas which sails from New Orleans
26th inst, will address
L. NORVELL WALKER, Agent
Nashville, Tennessee,
TERMs-EaCh emigant pays his own expenses TO New Or
lean passage New Orleans Nicaragua FREE. Two
hundred y Of land and $50 per month"; paid 10
each emgaut Each emigraut required remain IN The
county twelve months unless discharged from bis
obligations aul '57-d2Wf
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TRANSFORMING ACADEMY, GALA

TRANSWONTANIA ACADEMY, GALA
TIN, T ENNESSE E.
TT1HB next Session Of his Insttution viii
MONDAY, JAECARE 18th, 1857, continue az montha
The course Of instruction h1TOug and the
6mineny practical embraces the branches
Engli b, Mathematical and Classical Educations
The Academy buidEgs have lately enlarged By the
addition OtWo e0mmodI0us halls and the President
the eradication 70 announce that be Will BE- assisted
by Mr. C. X. BaHEEAU Of the Ohio Wesleyan lnsI1e, who
highly recommended Teacher Of cspabliY aud
experience.
For Circulars containing terms &C., 0hgF Information
address DIX W. W. LAMBDIN, President. or
g. s. GRAY, Secretary
dsc3I-d2awJw. Of NE Academy, Galiltin, Tenn.
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
EOYS' CLOTHING.
We sTRsCRIRFRl

TTAYE Just opened very hands0ms assortment Of
H Furnishing Goods, comprising a great variety OF
Gloves, SuspsudeFs, Mex Ties Black and Fancy sucks
Linen Cambria Handkerchief Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose Gents ShsWls and Mualsrs, &e., &C., an Of
which will be sold at fair pueFs
septlO-a CLIFTON & ABBOTT.
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MAGNIFICENT FARM FOR SALE.

I'VE offering for sale, most liberal terms one
w Of the superior Farms the Southern States
tanning COO acres about 200 finely mbeed being part Ofhe
Tract which Gen LuCius J. Polk resides in MaUTy county,
fronting the Turnpike Road leading from Columbia 10
Mount Pleasant, and miles from the former place We
" I'll sell part the whole purchasers desire One d7ls
ion OF about 30 acres having Of the finest Springs In
the County, and falling Stock water on both. We
compared Middle Tennessee with those Of
20 other States and have hesitation in saying, that the
above Tract and the Lands in the immediate vicinity the
beautiful have The soil, forest growth,
DsEhbOhOOd unsurpassed. Those wishing prem
Jun Farm that will COrtnne TO enhance Tspiddy in value
and possessing soil that viii washaWay,
should by all the above Farm before pm
chasing. Call OF Gen. Polk on the premises, to
J. l.. & r. W. BROWN.
IaaIO-Imdfrukw q Cherry street
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REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR ST. TOTTTS.
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AM
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

THE light draught steamer -
sBaE.s-A GEN. PIKE, WIN. FULLER, Master slAesSIa
= being expressly built for this trade, -
modern improvements, with the light draught
subsaunCh and steamer SAMUEL P. HIBBERD,
GRACE, Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuig between ne above POrone OF the boats
being port every week. These boats being in command
old and experienced cOmmandants, and with superior
face for passengers and eights, sOCs share Of pub
patronage For passage freight apply board, 10
H. h. HARRISON. Agent,
oct2j-6m Front street.
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FAMILY NEGVOES FOR SALE.

LIKELY negro woman "a years old and likely boys
n months and years old for sale. will sell only 70
person who will give them good home in Nashville
ts vicinity Gas stock good Building Lot in Edge
Geld West Nashville will be taken in part payment Ad
dress Boz COS. Nashvile. z. 0. LanIO-,5I- dlOt.
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nj. G.. BRUCE.


vi. e.. BRUCE,
TAs lust returned from the with the largest stock Of
III consigned Goods 70 be sold al wholesale and Retail
ever offered in the Western country, 10 vii;
STATIONERY.
1000 Rsams Of Letter Paper 200 self sealing Envelopes
800 e note paper, Gut@VOO 6ancyi Aeerds
5000 -a :. 3. Com'el. Paper Kinds; -'.,.'
2 IS0o " . F Fools Gsp, 1000 % steel Pencils.
$50 " Fancy Note,
1900 LuIyes and Perks lg0O Hammers oad HatehsIi
1000 Pocket Knives 100 dozen ATgentns Silver
500 pair Scissors; spoons;
100 Rs4ors; ~ cords Of double barre. Guns
FANCY GOODS.
50 doz Cologne; Hose,
50 Hair OH SOOPort Monaies,
32I6 Fancy Work Boxes lJO dozen Linen HdEs
500 Ladies' Compartment 10 q" SIX 90
1000 packs Pins No. 6, 40, g, 5000 spool Thread
1000 D D Buck skin Gloves; MernO UndSTshirIs5
$50 doz gents white and fancy
IS Geo vol. Standard Books;
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWFLRY
Is Magic case Gold Watches; $50 DO Gold Neck Chains
$50 gish gold patent cyer 80 Gents Fob and Vest do
manufactured BY Joseph e25 DO Gold seals ana hets
Liver ooI 900 setls of Can Oss, in cases
q50 Silver Lever Watches $50 do FlOrentins, do;
$50 Open Face silver do 500 par Plain Gold Bar Kings
IS Composition do ; 5UUO Ladies' PLAIN Gold Breast
60 %aebe nGu'D 7o10 Gents and Ladies' GsId
$50 do Chatings Pencils,
g7OOO worth Vi Gold Finger
Rings $500. 49,,
1000 Cold Pens wuh silver Cas.' assorted
And All other articles usually found Lewery Establish
meDs Merchants Prdders and the citizens generally arc
invited 10 cali and make selection, as all t above
Goods have to closed United tmr a. they be
long different have numerous other articles TOO
tedious 10 mention, in hOTt have anything tnat Lady OF
AUetoneer for COnsgaoeS, No II Cedar street. Nashville
Tennessee. llnA---l-ltE
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
A

TRADE.
THE new and light draught steamer (zes~ D
i CRESCENT W. HOMES, Master, Sry4Lsafg9
will run regularly IN The above trade du- e "a
ring the Treent n, commencing the inst Use IN
the Cumberland river she hss excellent Communications
I'd in point Of speed and safety Is unsurpassed. For
freight or passage apply 10 u. d. HARRISON,
OcA-df Agent
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Rags! Rags!

WILL psy cents Cash for good Cotton and Linen Rags
delivered at my Rag Store the Northeast corner OF The
Square. WooIen and SILK Rags are not vented
Ssrps-tf VS.. WHITMAN.
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FARE REDUCED 70 SO so

IELEtIRAEH,
THE Augusta atlanta and Nashville Telegraph Lire is
now working through 10 Aug usta Co, where it con-
meets with other Lines running North, East aud South.
This Line is in good repair through from Nashville 10
Augusta and We expect Keep It in future. We shall
endeavor 10 put all business for this Line through IN
the shortest mepossbe and expect to be able to give
general satisfaction.
mayl6-n Q, c, CLETE, sup
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DESIRABLE cry PROPERTY FOR
SALE

~
SALE.
DRICH RESIDE f. 40. l0J Cedar street Lotfronh
ID y tcet on Ced greet ard extends back PSI feet b
90 tseJ street Re, Of G xauoa.
Brick House, tO.lsr o. Hynss aad kn0wbB stresis
West Nashville Lot fonts So feet knowles streets
and extends back on the line = HyBes street. l52 fret 70
q % feet aie y.
Frame Residence No. 80 South Suumer street Lol
fronts 80 eet Oh Sqmur street, AID extends back u eol
or more 10 q IS eet alley
Brick Residence, 30 7s. Nort1 SculEer street.
Two bJE1tlul Cottage Essdeucg~I EEIngs addition
each lot front 1g IS feet veg -puus aud extending
back lSJ feet 70 10 feet alley Prcs and o. pay
ment eKtIsm.Y liberal
Brick Residence With got Rooms Porchsa, &C, with
Grape ArBOr, Carriage H.se, -asbss and Cisar1,
Of Washington ara Pearl Streets soutb Nashville Lot
fronts los iret un Pearl size i en- us back $50 oi
the line of aEh EtJu sut.L 1ll 81 isrt alley.
Double Frame t0Gss truHt Street e. Nashville.
LoL frOnis SD feet un iiIu-d- -s,rl
Persons wishing h. Pr0cUle home. capitalists de-
string opportunity tvr Fu l-o'e investments are
iuvIiei eali the rEse 90 DE- uasrg ned and learn
FIJI lIlal.Ts rr'4l1S &. 90. above Hst Of property
A. b SHANkLAND
aug2-u UaCe Nu 25 Cherry strssL
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND NEW ORLEANS
DALI LINE.
THE following steamers form the Daily 49, =
United States Mail Line from Nashville - zystvtEE1
and Cairo, leaving Nashville ct y O'Clock,
NJ, and Cairo at A N.
j. 6. CLINE, HITE, Master; CITY OF HUNTSVILLE,
WEAVER, Master; AMBASSADOR, WATT, MastsT; Aida,
HARMAE, Master.
This line Gorms daily connections at Cairo with the Cairo
and New Orleans Daily Mail Steamers, the Louisville and
LOUIS Daily Boats and also With the Central Railroad
Louis and Chicago. Passengers by this line
New Orleans Memphis, St. Louis and Louisville
by any other Boats For passage freight
apply al the Nail Packet once Of A. l. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS, President,
nov29-n n. & n. U. s. Mail Packet Company.
MEMPHIS NASHVILLE PACKET.
THE fine passenger steamer ALEONIA, Capt. -.
Il JAMES MILLER, will 10 the above trade eHefs-I
this season, leaving Nashville every MONDAY
O'Clock, P. NJ, and Memphis every THURSDAY at
P NJ Passengers may rely the above boa leaving each
place the day and al the same time advertised.
A HAMILTON,
Oct23-f HI. HARRISON, Agents
REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.
SALLlE WEST. s.........C APTJ. n. CoRsrTT.
kLLA. .s..-...ss.. q" JANIS LOWELL.
THESE boats will be the regular packets be- -
L ST Louis and Nashville this season, slaesst.
and will commence their trips Immediately -
after the Cumberland River. They will
their trips regularly the business will allow. One
leaving each port about every hfe days.
ocI25-f P. A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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GENERAL p TiS AS tSIyg AGENCY.

NhUEEs small or large, accompanied with the cash,
y ARTICLES description from finger ring, hHt
shawl 100 90 complete stock of Goods, Groceries Drugs
CONTEMPORARIES. steam Engine carefully and pr0mpJly
attended and forwarded as instructed Commission charge
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So d. TFmPER4ECF.

AOAao VI a TN % a1alLAas
A QUARTERLY Meeting n the Granf DiVlson OF ne
"A $500 Temperance viii De held AZ 311c Carr aaoEHD,
a., s--e- county on TagasDaT, January, l5ihs 1851.
~ atentatFes ar3 requested 90 b puuct1al ln e.
tendance, 4 ~ II W. -
order Of the JOINS, &c.
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New Years Gifts,
SPLENDID INVESTMENTS.

WE propose give purchasers large portion Of the
w value Of the following desirable property;
l desirable lot for the erection Of large Store House.
fronting 40 Market street, opposite H. s. Frenehs
2nd. Lot Of the description, fronting q feet on
Broad street, opposite the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
Depot.
g. Three magnificent Residence Lots fronting 100 feet
each on Broad street. West Nashville.
4lh Nashville extended "a acres Of beautiful land,
subdiyded into half lots, having long front the
middle Franklin Pike only few hundred yards from the
beautiful residence Of w " BibO, Esq The aboveis one
Of the very Investments offered in this Market
We prefer selling the track In body
Also Cg Of land about two miles from the city,
the Broad Pike. The ssnguine judges o? Real
Estate keep pace with The advance in value Of West
Nashville property.
We offer beautiful Lots the Of Gay and
Park streets, Watkins Premium Addition to Nashville.
Edgeheld is onward We Offer for sale meg
ndcen Residence lot Of % fronting 69 feet the
Gaan Pike, opposite the handsome residence Of EL-GOV.
Neil 5. Brown.
Also great many beautiful building Lots fronting 50 feet
each Gaaun Pike, Woodland Russell and Father.
land streets, iu ROustOns BlOOd BOckways and other
additions Edgefed. Also, anumber Of Premium lots In
Brownsville about p miles from the city. We have sold
500 600 Real Estate in the last month Those wishing
bargains will End their give call before
supply is exhausted Nashville is growing aster than
ever and Real Estate and III continue to enhance
rapidly in value. j. L. & R. ". BROWN,
jaH4-lm A z Cherry street.
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RATES OF FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO e
VHAREEGTOE.

gs,tbsrs and Wool per hundred pounds 81 20
llsesWax Ginseng PnEroot, Rope and BaggiHg, Hemp,
ncnn5- 90
Leaf Tobacco eO
Whisky per barrel W
Beef and Pork per barrel ~
Flour per barrel 81
Cotton per bale W
The agent of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
will sign Receipts the above until the lst of June
deduction fourth the above rates will give The rate
90 Angus a, Georgia, The articles above specified.
information regard to rates on other articles not
spcciu % above call on or address
CHAs. ". ANDERSON, Agent,
H7Us-'J--tE No. &c College street.
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Harvey In Nashville.

THE eminent " HAEvET" so veil known to every Fs1.
Il tsman in Phadeiphls Is the most successful Cu8E
Of garments, az estlbiizhment Ma IS Cedu
street and prepared 10 take measures aud to exhibit Is
hue usa0rtIneu Of Cloths Cassimars and Tssugs fs
were ever displayed IN Nashville Our stock Of kaidY
Made Clothing beth ggntsmsus and youths, Is now toll
and our Furnishing Department contains every article
comprised under that head
octI4-U CLIFTON q ABBOTT
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NOTICE.

e. DARDEN, alone, IL auihOIissd ic use the name Of
J lie rm In soHng uaRsaciing any business belonging
q laid aER nevis DAkDEN, TURNER & CO
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WHEAT AND CORN.
THE subscriber will pay the highest market price for good
i merchantabls Wheat and Corn. JOSEPH NASH,
novl2-lm once, E. cor. College and Spring sts.
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I HAVE large number Of Negroes handi among them
several No. Carpenters and Bscksmhs, Plough Boys,
Fancy Boys and Girls; MOL Seamstress and especially
would call the attention Of the public TO several extra
Cooks, Washers &c As there Is great scarcity If such
hire Tor year would advise you call and
buy one will sell cheap you will hardly know the
difference between buying and hiring.
deC24tf REFS W. PORTER, Per Att
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SIIEIGtFF'S SAL
D virtue Of an alias 70 10 directed rom the Cireuh
ID Court Of Lincoln county, its November Term, 100
iu favor Of Caldwell, Cummi g & Co. vs. s. A. Sanghie
will SsaOnd DAY OF February next, ons Tor safe az
the Court Yard aLs "a Ma. hy the highest bidder for
cash. likely Negro Woman aud her ehld aged ahouL
years levied upon properly o. said Slaughter A. ne
Instance Caldwell, Cummings Co sale villain isgl
hours. ~ H. CAAr Bells
jar. 9, 1857, jln6-d4w DsPay sAshA'
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4VOO pr1eSs SlozoOV
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS Quarters So 50.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND.
CLASS 7.
To be drawn in Baltimore Nd SATURDAY, Jan. 81, 81.
SCHEME

1896 prizes, amounting g. POS, coo
WhOles 800; Halves EIO; Quarters e5 Eighths g. so.
Certificate Of Package OF % hOVss, cost 1855 90
Do. do, % Halves 90 ........ l S5 50
Do do. % EIghths, " ........ 90 u
~ All orders for tickets packages in Of the
Maryland Lotteries viii receive prompt attention, and the
drawing mailed TO ell purchasers Immediately Gfter it is
over Address T. Il. HUBBARD CO.,
No, 80 Fayetts st., or Box No. 49,
deesI Baltimore Maryland
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Pistols.

A LARGE Lot Of COLTS REPEATERs AND DURES-
"A GER PISTOLS received to-day BY Express. For sale
by W. H. CALHOUN,
ian . 57-F IS Public Square
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Gen S q Anderson Hon A Ewing, Col h Stevenson.
upssrs unrruu g. Co. y & " EakIu & CO Al Duuran s.
90 Nashville; W q Spence, MuTireesboTo; Col Marbry
90 ID Harrison. NCNnuvie; Lem Irousdale, Memphis; Col
~ Nc fd8a Knoxville. SeBgO g. sbbOu and W EllsCe
Atlanta, Ca ljaH2 '55-uI JAMES CLOVER
re RENT. Three i've Rooms to rsuI, with Kitchen
Vine streets. Jabs-'5--dIv.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
snyder & FPiZZelI
RE now receiving and opening fresh and desirable goods
n suitable for the city and country trade.
CONSISTING
Ladies' fine Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed
- with heels,
/" Kid Front Lace Caters,
Kid Sid " thick and thin sOlss,
Black Lasting Caters, {"
- d" with heels,
" Congress Caters,
=" Kid Boots, thick and thin soles,
with heels,
" White Kid and Satan Slippers.
Toilet Slippers, plain and fancy,
Children and Misses shoes OF every description,
ALSO
Gentemans' wear Of every description.
Their stock Of heavy goods is large and good quality
In Short all persons wishing goods in their inc will ind II 70
their Interest to call at No. %, Public Square.
sug3O SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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RAILROADS, sc.

RAILROADos ~.
Freight Reduced!
Rates Of Freight from
CHARLESTON TO WASHVILLE
10 CONTINUE wgrHovrl ILrE'ATroN VSTrI. 4HE
FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1857.
FIRs4l Glass.
Piano FOrtas, Books, Stationery, Boots, Shoes and Hats
Liquors, Oils, &C, 10 bottles, CamPhine and Spirits
TurpeBtins IN barrels, CaTPstlng, China, Glass and
Glassware, Cigars IN cases, Clocks, 'OnfeetoneGef,
Cotton Cards. cutlery ~ cases. casks and boxes ~
Shrubbery, Furs, Garden Seeds, Looking Glasses
and Looking Glass Plates, lat owners risk oysters
IA cans and Jars Sadolery, lin and BHt'ama ware
Teas and Spices, per 100 lbs -
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except such as specaed in First and Third
Glasses, Coffee Mills, Machinery, Foreign Liquors
In barrels and pipes, Tobacco in boxes, Leather IN
rolls ana boxes. O In barrels and casks, CrockeTy
aud Queensware 10 crates and casks, Rice, whiting,
THIRD GLASS.
Axes shovels, Spades Sad Irons Zine and Tin 10 pigs
Manila and Cotton Cordsge Coffee, Heavy Castings,
Mil Gearing, Railroad Wheels and Axes, Chains
SPECIAL RAJ ESs
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other light articles
Chemicals, will be charged by actual wight but al
double First Class raies per 100 = 81
nee Sss SShs ad deo 6 delivery Attention to this
prevents delays and losses and nsures speedy de-
livery. - -
ADVANTAGES AND FACILITIES OFFERED BY THE
CHARLESTON ROUTE,
Goods consigned the Agents Of the South Carolina
Railroad Charleston, will be forwarded FIRE. or Cox
ssI0E. drayage, Wharfage and postage only charged
which with freight paid Vessel will be mall
ed TO cOusguees- Marx packages Agent s. e K K,
Charleston, 3. q.
The Carolina Railroad will advance shippers charges,
who prefer consiguing 10 Commission House
can and have Inelf expense bill payable here
freight Nashville and Stations the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad from Charleston by through
only and Shippers may rely upon the utmost despatch
and PF0mptuess.
low by Savannah
lam authorised will settle promptly any overeharges
and damages that this Line.
case miss ng goods will take charge OF any
correspondence their recovery and not found
pay W.nin 30 days after notice IS given al
this Office.
Merchants along line Of the Nashville and chattanooga
Railroad Will mind tna the above rates apply TO all
goods from Charleston which be delivered al me
following Stations, viz: Stevenson, Anderson, Decherd,
Tulahama, Normandy WaHace Shebyyille, bellpuckle,
FosterVilIe, MurfTee sbOrO Smyrna, and Layergne.
shall be prepared give every explanation and inoTma-
on desired regard FTeghs and Expense bills Cores
oudeuts rely prompt answers 10 all inquiries, ana
every Intention gwen business brought under super
version and control CHAS. W ANDERSON, Agent,
farg-5S-u College ST., Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-14
New Auction House.
STXTY.NINE NEGROES FORSALE.

HAVE opened Store No % Cedar street, opposite the
Post Office where IN sell every evening. Advance
ments made consignments. Sale positive and without
serve Idec23-tfI 4. FOX