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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of two Il fas directed from the Circuit
ID Court of Davidson County, September Term, 1856, in
favor Of n Csfman and Greenwood Payne vs.. Lewis
Morgan, will the 18Th day o! January next offer for
highest bidder cash. at the Court House Yard
Gate In Nashville all the right tle claim and interest that
Morgan has in aud 10 the fol described resi- prop
erty tO-wit: One piece parcel Of Land lying and htg
county Davidson, state of Tennessee, IA Civil 7
trct No. "a and bounded fOluWs Beginning al Itt
down running North Is poles, East 100 poles 10 ~
O. poles, Whe and black pointers, South 81 poles g. a
Spanish Oak West 63 poles White Oak, South - poles
Stake, East 90 poles the beginning, containing thirty
five
ALSO, Tract Of Land beginning at Beech and run
ming North l0J poles TO Stake two hckOres, two dog
woods and chestnut pointers West 80 poles to Stake SCOUT
y poles White OAK, thence West % poles o. Black
Gums thenNorth a. poles to white and black Oak thence
1888 poles stake, then IA p poles to the beginning
containing hundred
ALSO, Tract Of Land In same County and State as
aforesaid, containing 50 and bounded as follows BE
ginning Red Oak thence EastlOO poles Spanish OAK,
thence North 30 poles Black Oak thence West 100 poles
to large chestnut thence South 20 poles the beginning.
ALSO Tract Land, the County and Stale
aforesaid Beginning Red OAK running North 7G pClas O.
aSake, white oaks and black oak pointers thence
I4O poles, crossing RaccoOn Branch and 10 poles two
hickOries thence south rs poles Stake thence South GS
poles hickory and black oak, thence Ea leo poles 90
the beginning. The said property Will be sold 10 satisfy
he two here set forth. sale within legal hours.
J. K. EDMONUSON Sheriff
By r H. CAMPBELL, Deputy sheriff. ldeCl4-tf
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Deduction.
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CEHEMEs



Same the Royal Lottery Of CUbaWith This difference:
the Havana Lottery has IS 600 Numbehs has only 1900
There are wheels, each which there placed
two Locks. The Superntendents have each key the
Locks the wheels cannot be opened unless both pTd
ssnt There placed in the wheel Of numbers tin tubes
containing slips Of paper with the numbers No. To
$1,000 In wheel OF prizes there placed lin tubes
contairrg slips OF paper with the prizes them ranging
from $4,000 TO 500.
When the drawing takes place, which will be in public the
wheels are unlocked and after revolving hem number il
drawn Of the wheel Of numbers, and at the time
one drawn Of the Prize wheel by boys with barred
TO the shoulders and bllndOldedhe tube is slipped off, and
the number held NJ enrolled that the whole audience
can see 1.-THE number is then called of and registered by
the Superinendents The Prize drawn is credited Co the
number drawn the time, and until all the prizes
are drawn out copy of the drawing is then sent - the
printers; and after comparison the Supeuntendents certify to
The correctness the drawing These Supernlendens
sW Orn to De rfOrm their duty without fear favor.
twill be perceived that in this plan, every prize drawn
ont and course person must get them; drawing Is
sent 20 every ordering tickets The Prizes PAYABLE
thirty days after the drawing in full, without deduction
ITPDtaWing takes place every Saturday
Orders for Tickets addressed to G. H. WINTER, Box
S:i2s Nashville, will be Immediately attended to.
JAMES F. WINTER,
iaul '57-tf Manager Macon, Ga.
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Departed. s.
Cline, Memphis,
Charter, Paducsh.
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NIITIGF

TVHE heirs ct law aud distributes oil Joseph Castor.
deceased late of Greene county Tennessee, but na-
tive Of South Carolina hereby notified that after the
death Of said Joseph CASTOR the fund arising from the
sale of his personal ami real estate amounting to about
fnur thousand dollars was by decree OF the CbauCery
Court at GreenevIle at he May Tern, 1912, directed 90
be paid into the office of said CorrE for the purpose o
making distribution among said heirs since that time
portion of said fund has been paid 10 such of said
heirs have presented and identified themse7es-leay
ing now balance of - $50 % remaining under the
troll of said Court for distribution among sad heirs And
at the Nav Term 1856 OF said Gout the CLERK and Mas
ter directed 10 max" publication ~ more Lead
ing newspapers Published city Of Nashville notify
ng all the heirs at law aud distributes OF said JOSEPH
CASTOR decd their regular ass nCCs who may here.
after Identity themselves such, By tie ERIN OF SAID
Court, that the entire tuGC ~l remaining under the
troll Of the Court the Stay Term s17 aier deductu
all proper CostsGnd charges, VIII be distributed such OF
said heirs thCrreguu~ ass-uges In equt4ble proper
tons as may make application 90 the CLERK ald Master 80
the next term OF Aid Court their entering INTO bona
with good au5 su,lEn securely, residing within the Iu
rIsdiclru said Court conditioned TO refund, with Jaw
f1l interest thereon OF said fam, as may be
drawn by them over and above teir proportion Of
the slmeoa the application and proof ui den- 81 heir
ship Dv any of the heirs distributes OF said Joseph
tstou dec d. who have heretofore identified them.
sevesua such and drawn any par, Of thefund-
The rars uIiaW and dis JutyeS Of S-lG Joseph G'n,
decd. therefore uou. cd lh4t unless Use, lCroHE
themselves and make app cation Tor their respective
trbuuye shIts OF SAID fund, at before UeNt t-a
ce~v Court b. held raeurvIIe, the first huna
10 November next that said fund will be dStr5ueI 80 tao
MAY Term, 1857 of said q MT upon the condition AID s
/ the manner above stated. DAVID SEWER
CIeTSand Master otsa'a Cmncsry Court
] Grreuevlile Tenn. TiuHC27-w MI Hav 6. ~
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CRooKERs MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT y ester.
day was the Fall opening day Of the above es.ab-
lshmeut, and prompted by desire to see some
thing very nice us we'll as to be in fashion las near
ly every body, we thought was thereO we went
along with the tide and looked at the large ard
fine display of millinery and fancy goods there to
be seen. Mr.. Cooker has broughton very large
and varied stock embracing all the articles belong
ing to the trade Of every style and quality. TIE
stock of bounets flowers, ribbons, trimmings head
dresses, &C. IS far beyond what we expected to
see The 6ner qualities of these various styles Of
goods are indeed superb, surprising anything We
have ever seem The bOnnets, particularly, We
look upon as the prettiest things in that line ever
introduced to the notion of thepudIc.
Mr.. c. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail, and country dealers de-
string to purchase will do well to eXsmiue his
stock
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Preserve YOur EEHir.-To those who are not
that each particular hair the head hollow tube
through which fluids circulate which convey noursh
mont and impart its peculiar shade color, in
comprehensive resiorlves produce renOyating
influence. While preparations ofts entrusted
60 Quacks, and ignorant manufacturers OF perfumes and
cosmetics much and irrsparabe mischief inflicted
many Creduous aud deIudei sufferer. But when scientific
men like Professor WoOO bring the lights physiology and
chemistry bear upon the treatment Of such spscale the
result is the complete which certificates thou
of relieved sufferers bear testimony See his sd
vsrtlssrneut.-D str0it Cathode TIudi5atOr.
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SHARPEs RIFLEs.-An sportsmen, who are IN
want Of good and reliable gun, especially adapted
for large game such as Bear, Deer, &C. are invited
to cql at restore Of Fall & Cunningham, No A.
Pub8 Square, and examine Shapes Patents port
ing Rifle which n rapidity Of firing, accuracy Of
ain, and length or range IS far superior to any gul
ever invented, and unlike any other Patent Gun its
more liable "to get out of order" than the common
Kentucky Rife.
+ & c have also few shot guns made on the
sBmt Patent.
NASHVILLE JaIv Is, lS56-Gm.
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nHERIFF,S NALE.

Y virtue of execution in favor Of W. T. StOhar
ID Joshua T. Vaughn 10 directed She Circuit Court
Of Davidson September Term, 1856 will, The - day of
January next offer for sale the highest bidder for
the Court House Yard GATE in Nashville all rgh title,
claim and interest that Joshua T. Vaughn aHt the
following described real property ta Is To say, the one
fifth of The oneOurh share in same) piece par
Land lying and being the county OF Davidson state
of Tennessee NOrh-side Of Cumberland fyrr aui
adjoining Lands of Alex Porter, to NuItl AMI E.
the Lands OF David Vaughn and A. herr on The Souh-
he Lands Of K W. Brown, lhe West il being the
Tract Land formerly owned by John lhomas aud upon
which he resided his death, continuing about J
Isn Lot in the city Of Nashville North side ct The Public
Square, and adjoining the Dry Goods establishments Of r. az
W Evans, being part of Lot MOI and containing . feet
And also lot IN Nashville, Water Street, adjoining
the properly Of Jackson the NORTH and eeds heirs %
the south he No. Of feet known The sand interest Of
r. Vaughn In the above described property viii be sold 20
satisfy said execution. Sale within legal hours.
JOHN EDMUSBSON, sheriff.
Dy II CAwppELL. Deputy sheriff. fdeclN-3s.
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THIRD PREsBYTERlAN CHURCH.-A series Of reli-
gious services will commence in this church to-
day at IL o'clock The organization of church
and the sacrament of the Lord 'ssupper will take
place Tomorrow after preceding at IL, A. NJ
The assistance Of Rev. Mr.. CUSNNGHAM of Frank
lin, is expected or the occasion.
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Oo1T's RE7oLvERs.-Thers has been quite de-
mAnd Of late for these sure friends and many will
be glad to learn tbat " H. CAHOUE, No, Is, Pub
lie Square, has justiebeived by express large sup
ply of very superior workmanship Also a quaa.
tity of Derineer Pistols.
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Cline, Memphis,
Charter, PAducsh.
BoATs EXPECTED james Johnson, Bay City,
and Cumberland
BOATs LEAyIEa.-St Steamer Blanche Lewis, this
day at II o'clock, for Smithland and PaGucsh.-
This craft is exceeding light, sure to make her trip
in time, and at the present stage of the river is A.
No. /, line boat.
Fer LOUISVILLE AND CKOINNATE-This day the
splendid steamer Diamond, with Holcralt in COM
maud on deck, and Reeder in the Office. THIS boat
is light, stsunch and desirable Her aceommoda.
tons are superior, her officers courteous and atten-
tive; her table all that can be desired. Remember
o'clock this day is the time, not one minute later.
BUSINESS. and animated under the damp
and muddy condition of things Arrivals few and
far between; departures in ike proportion.
WEATHER AND housekeeping oil could
desire, with slight prospect of continuance. Wa
ter about at a stand, depth on shoals feet
Steamer Cumberland last night at Smithlaud.
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uoIIowny,s Ointmcnt.-safal

HOIIOwuy's Ointment.-safety aud Certainty
This great external remedy does not suppress Inflammation,
but expes Of it by eEereon through the pores
Hence It's radical cures salt rheum, espelas ring
and other eruptive diseases
T Sold al the manufactures, No. so Maiden Lane New
Y6lE and No. ga strand London aud BY all druggists,
g5c, % ~. and 81 per PoN
NOtice-InhaIaJiOn in COnsumption'-Seo
advertisement unde this head. Female Complaints, Vcne
, Affections Nv peUsB Diseases OF the Heart and Liver
Sc, will meet tn due sHenHon, loerFo-d0m'
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The INFANT Ds5lnEER prodigy gave his
first entertainment last night in the room over
Mr.. Shields's auction store. Every one was highly
pleased with his marvellous performance on the
drum while the dissolving views were well worth
the nrica of admission
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AUCTION SALE OF GROOEKrE5-We call tae at
tention Of our readers to the auction sale of B.
LAHIER & Co. In addition to the large quantity of
groceries advertised, they also sell 1000 bags Of
Bslt. and several other articles SLIGHTLY damaged.
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HUNDLEN, BALDWIN x co.
COaChIsaaEkGPS.

VE7E have Just commenced business --
w and are prepared 10 build Carr sa---z=s -.--e
ages Rockaways and Buggl.s OF an sszEyssaE 80
descriptions. We invite buyers 10 Call Ess-
and examine cur Stock before purchasing, just
received the latest Paris, New York Lordu #sGuns
Also we have Evres patent coupling, the greatest eu-u
there is Purchasers viii please give CALI and agy
NJ. fail 10 be satisfied Our work Is WARRANTED uT.ers
promptly attended and terms favorable. Painting and
other repairing the lowest prices small Furs thank
fully received, and large ones in proportion Iua,--bm.
IMPORTED MALTA JAChS.
NOR sale at my Plantation IN WilIIamFra county t1
cash or on time FIVE BLACK JAChS, three yeas
Old imported from the Island of Malta, ofpure blood.
iys-6md&tw JAMES u. WILSON.
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PANORAMA OF he ARCTO REGIONS. DR.. BEALE'5
Panorama has ben on exhibition at Odd Fellows
Hall for the last NO weeks but on account Of the
weather and nCon7enient season of the year. it has
not attracted the large audiences which it de-
serves. It has nevertheless won toe admiration of
oil lovers Of the fine arts and those who appreciate
real excellence. 'he artist has shewn his skill in
the combination c shade and light in most stri-
king manner. BIT aside from the pleasure Of stu
dying the painting as a work of art, much infer
nation is acquire, Of the icy regions, rendered
doubly interesting from the uncertainty which
shrsuds the fate Of Sir John franklin.
Our citizens vii have the ltst opportunity Of
examining this BE painting tonight, when all
should attend wa, have the least taste for such
things We understand that Dc. BEALE takes his
Panorama to Huntsville. We recommend him
and his painting b the citizens of that city, and
especially to our BRETHREN Of the press.
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FINE JEwELRT-One # the hsudsomest aud
most extensive socks of watches and jswelry in
the city, is to be seen at W. h. CALHoUN's, No
Is Public Square His room is completely packed
on all sides with glittering jswelry and massive
plate. It IS well worth the time to drop in and
look on the beaufes that thus surround you. The
ladies especially src fond of stopping in, for we
never pass unIesswe ses the room crowded with
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GOOD MEDICINES
r r r

see1elng he most poftant nau6lee over tna health or
The body, has been entirely overlooked and
neglected By The Medical Facaity.
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Dv R. 4. CANFBELL, Deputy sherltt.


7 Az manufacturing daily at my Eclipse Stove Eou1
/ dry in this eIty, good assortment Of STOVES AND
HOLLOW. WARE viz: Ovens, Pots oklles and LIDS
Sad Irons and Androns Of different patters for the whole
sale and retail trade, 81 small profits
Also Tin Copper aud Sheet Iron Ware OF the best quail
ity at low figures few fine chamber setts OF BrtIana
Ware and No RefrigeTators hand and for sale low
Particular attention pad to Roofing and Gutterng with
Tin Copper
EEy- OldCOPPer, PeWter Brass and Scrap lron taken
IN exchange for my Manufactures. II. ?. DOkklS5
augl-6m - ""-'-- - reh 81
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e. M. SEAGo.
CUpARTNEWsnIP NOTICE.
.. GANTER & Co.
LAe, SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY AT
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

ryvUE fnstruetnrs of this School Hon. JoEL PaRKr
/ II.u ROYAL Professor. Hon. THEOPHtLUs P-ss"Ns'
III, d. Dane Professor. Hoo. EaoRv WAsHBrra, Il. D.
Iirarsfv Professor The Of ustrHroh tuofac's
he yaroIs branches ofths Common iaws ana o. Equly
AamirtIlv; Commercial, lucTnatina aud constitutional
Law and the rsprudeucr Of az ulled states The Law
Tbrv consists Of about I41 Volumes, aud as new WORKS
a tby ro added ard every effort is made 10 render It
complete d
y recitation examinations, in connection with them
of which every week. Two Moot Courts are
also holden elch eek, at each Of which cause, pre-
yipusv given out sa-gued by four students, and Opn
ion delivered by presiding Instructor. Rooms and other
facilities are provided Tor the Club Courts; and an As
embiy is held weekly for practice in the debate, and acqu
INCA know!edze OF parliamentary law and proceedings
Students may the school stage OF teir PROBES
ona studies ormercane pursuits and at the commence
nput either in the middle, or other par OF
term liberty elect what studies they Will pur
sue according th8r Of their wants and attain
me AcademcaI year which commences Thursday, six
weeks the third "Wednesday July divided into two
terms of twenty weeks each, with vacation OF SIX weeks
al the end Of each term.
Daring the Wiater vacation the Library Is opene warned
and Ighed for the Of the members Of the school.
Applications Tor admission for Catalogues or any lur-
tbr info aon may made 10 eher OF the Professors at
C.mHgIpsr Mass, December, 1856. Ldse2e-dlaw3w
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svsrs faI; Injury Of the knee pan EKorutiatng palms
Timely ARRIVAL Successful efficacy Of Railways Ready

DT68donl W alEy L0I Iann,l Uacs3I, I5lls
/ Jeptha Gardiner OF tbs above place, do puDah hat
Tor MANY Years have been afflicted WITH Rheumatism and
on the evening of December 20th, 1855 while walking
nv Yard fell with great violence he ice, 0ruisng he
1s nan very badly further certify, that above
day Mr. John J. Benedict travelling agent Of Railway
Co. arrived this place, and hearing OF my heavy a and
complaint shat afflicted recommended
10 amply Railways Ready Relief which did and IN v8ry
snort time the pain crasrd The swelling abated, aad
now able 81 walk without The my cane,
pain. have tred several other remedies, but found
relief cases Of extreme pain, Railways Ready kBei Ia
fIr preferable 10 all remedies. 10 any doubts n
truth OF this certificate, let them call my residences
or write 70 me a. Dresden, Tenn and will give hen fell
uformaIiOn. JEFl IA GAhDlAlhhs
For wears Mr. Gardiner had suffered the torturng pana
nj Ebsumarsm he was unable walk without %
stck ON the December be drst tried The 3. R
Relief On the 3Is could walk Wt1Out aid and free nom
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DR.. KAEE's AROrD EXPLORATION IN SEARCH OF Sra
JKo. FRANKLIN, AT ODD FELLOWS HALL-LAsT DAY
There viii be al afternoon exhibition to-day OF
this exciting exhibition. There is pathetic gran.
6eur, wild encH.ntment running through this
entire work, which, unfortunately, our pen has
not power to describe. At one moment, the scene
~ is magnifCent7 solemn with a perspective of
moving, frowninE stupendous towers and bull
warks. At aaotar oil s enrspt in JOY, and dread
ful pearls are more readily heard than SEEN
Again, the tumutous sea adjacent flows into
vast hammooks, mounds peaks, spIiniers, walls,
and ramparts. Thpn comes q tremendous ou.burst
hurting terrific masses hesdIong, piece By piece,
in furious confIc, until all becomes one chaotic
mass. Here, by the retroactive power Of the Polar
atmosphere, the rugged surface assumes forms Of
gigantic castles cDelisks and spires linked together
resembling extensive pesred cities, forests, cOlOs.
sal statues, porticdes and regular architecture
There, Auroral cleaners arch the horizon with the
most delicate hues, of iunnmersb'e colors, shapes,
and size, Eliminating ell aspects with a spangled
briIliancy, which defes description. We anticipate
a thronged audieDcs at each of the last exhibitions
in this city.
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LustCr & zones,
Wholesale and Retail GrOCerS,
NO. %. MARKET ST.
NyrEgfZ- T-Uy1Qsre
]. z. GMER.
LITHOGRPmER. NASHWLLLE. TEN

CORNER CHERRY CEDAR STREETS,
MAKES Cards. Hand Bills, Cards, Labels Circulars
w Bal Heads Prices current Bills Of Ladug Diplomas,
Maps, Plans, Portraits, Views Of Towns and landscape
executes Drawing and Paintings of every kind with
unusual despatch and al exceeding low rates
HagT dina
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Pills PILESI PILES

THIS HITHERTO uSTRACTABLa DISEASE on HYERE FonE AND
IN EFERT sTAaE.
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY
DR.. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
WILL never fail in giving immediate relief, sud posi-
w lively curing the worst and most ObEtnat8 Of
HemorrbOds or Piles. 10 is the
ONLY INFALLIBiB REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and is the result q years
Of patient study aud Investigation.
Sufferers from Piles now h3vs q remedy Of hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure s part to do all the proprietor
claims for it.
Full directions accompanying each box and s Lat is
requisite is strictly 70 observe thsm, and via
% follow.
Dr. T Il. CAvAEaUsH, presently
Dear Sir When arrived in the city q few days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles, mentioned ny
condition to you asking your sdYice You recommended
your Pile 5ave saying IL would tined 1.-The
effect immediate, and an now vel. believe q
BE- It proved in nay case, invaluable remedy, and
sure cure for thai disease, the Piles and such recon-
mend il TO others
Yours truly JOHN W. HANSON, ofSt. Louis. Ne.
- Price 81 per box. For sale 10 Nashville 81 kEI1
Bros, Wholesale Agents, and By Druggists aud Deal
generally, fnrr
aug8l Nv inude - lC,lle. IL. a..
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TVHE subscriber respectfully that he has disposed
Of portion Of his interest in the GTienberg Medicines
% Mr. GEORGE BEGEwITH, of Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Dec. I, 1856. ALEX, MACKENZIE.
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TEA TRAYS AND WATERS.
WE have larger assortment and greater variety Of
W TEA TRAYS AND WAIT Frs, than be found else
where, rangingin prices from 10 cents upwards.
dsc24-u MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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NASHVILLE, sATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 8, 1857,
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

IL The UNION AND AMERICAN has
Duch the largest circulation Of any paper
in the statei eKcePtthe religious journals.
II offers, therefore, superior advantages
60 the advertising public.