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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-04

NV PUBLICATIONs.


CoLToN FITsH's introductory Geography" illustrated
By twenty maps and Numerous engrsvings. This the
at Of Cotton Ftchs series Of School Biographies and
evsy way adapted to the capacity Of young beginners
The physical features Of snd and water illustrated BY
beautiful engravinga.
CJllon & Fitohs Modem School Geography" large
quartz, lS4 pages 90 maps and NUMEROUS Illustrations
This the second Of their series and forms grdul step
from first principles to the important facts Of Geo
grsPhy
Outlines Of Physical Geography Large duo iecimo,
s25 pages with six steepate maps and numerous illus
trstiOns
Mr.. Louis SWEET the Agent Of MssrTs J. h. Cotton 8
Co. has laid copy Of each Of these works on our table
aad we regard them as valuable scesEsons series Of
scientific class kOokA
In compiling them, learn the same data was used
in the celebrated Att as Of the World which alone Is
sufficient proof that they Brought up to the present
advanced state o. Geographic Science They possess
many advantages other works Of the kind. Among
them we roce, the maps of the entire series
structed uniform system Of scales-he questions on
she maps are numerous and on the same page with the
maps-tbe maps exhibit the latest discoveries and the
engavDgs are we thak the most beautiful We ever
10 school boOks-the type is clear aud largehs pa or
sXcsll mt. WeSss many high testimonials Of them from
distinguished teachers among them, lromJ W. PEARL
Superintendent Of Public School, who speaks as fol-
lows: Having thoroughly examined Cotton Fitch's
series Of school Biographies, feel constrained to give
my unqualified appreciation to them as superior to any
works Of The kind, taken whole, tn hich
qusinied"
These are now for sale at all the Book Stores in Nash
vile. Gr West is prepared to make liberal srrange-
mens for acr Introduction into schools and all tea hsCs
who desire examine this valuable series can do 30 "
applying by letter. in person. to Mr. S his room in
CaupbelTs new building No 5.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
AamYEp-Alida. from Cairo.

ARRIVED Aida, from Cairo.
DEPARTED-Blanehe Lewis and Tennessee Belle for Cairo
Bears EXPECTED Nashville Scotland and James John
son. from New Orleans; AleOBs, Memphis, Ambassador
from Paducah; Y. K Stevenson and J. 6. Cline, from
Cairo.
BokTI LEAT1Ne Tns DAT-FOr Cairo and Memphis,
steamer Ella at o'clock for Cairo J. Cline ct b. foE
Smi Inland and Pa6ucah Aida at II, A. N
TRE MxHPHs LINE This line is doing quite an exten.
Hve business Its prOpretOrS appear 10 be determined to
leave nothing undone render their day Of departure
liable The ice gorge about the vicinity Of Fulton the
Mississippi, has given way, and from this time out
there will be detention. To obvise this for the pres
ent the neat light draught steamer EIa will today carry
oat the trip Of the popular packet Aleonia.
BUsINEEs-Very slack during yesterday, with but little
prOlpect Of being bettsred for some days to CONS.
WEATHER AND WATzR.-Weather mild and spring ike,
With appearances Of being settled v aisr about St q
s,lui, with suti,iency for all purposes
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"a wife having len without cause, The public here
vi By notified that E be responsible DFany debts
sue may contract In my name,
ian2U '57-d3le EDWARD GIBSLER.
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ViIksbarrs, Pa sept. g., 1850.
Dr.. J. c. Aver. Ms Dear Sir Your medicine much
proved o. By who here and is compost
lion iI such insure and mantan lie reputation. a.
Vaably recommend it for pulmOnaFy adscous many
o. eur principal Ihysisians. an your friend
CHAs, sTRKATBR, n. ..
Prepared By
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Atlanta Market.

Atlanta MARKET
.ATLAErA, Ga. Jan. 81.
Editors Sashsils Usi0n and yF1Rrrieans
We refer you the following quotations OF leading articles
oil Tennessee produce:
BAcoN-Hog round lI9II KS.. Clear Sides IOKBu.. Rib
sldes lOG H5R' ltams lu19 l2c-.. Shoulders 98IOy.
F4hILy LARD In IBIS, non ....Iu kegs II h9I2..,.
In tu cans 100 Kc.
BUTTER.-CDuice 10000. e.. Common I2K9I5c.
Flour Dbl, and sacks 2 100 b-GO0d Saperdne 50 60
@ 75Low, 253 40. Pine OU93 IS. Extra 6293 IS
kxta Family 75g4 20.
GRAIN-Coru, lacked ill.,. Wheat white SOaI s..
Red, SS9l Rye 9O9l Co.,. Barley Oats
50 cents.
FEATUEHs-SCarCs, so cents Q q.
FRUIT Dried Peaches 5o9s 3d.. Dried Apples Ooa
/ IS. Green Apples / 5Oz22 90.
sToeK-Csltie on fOot Co.. Hog, gross 696 as. Hogs
REMARKS.-We notice q brisk demand for new Bacon
and Lard and but lit Ie in mars early shipments would sell
readily Of full prices Corn brisk.
Respectfully,
SE8GO. ABBOTT & co.
Wholesale Commission Merchants,
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Hngs!-ReRd Tnis,-WT. WH5TFH.T, our Paper
Manufacture, complains Of Rags being very He
advanced The price some time since per cent pc. b..
and SIN unable 10 gel supply i is strange that
IS DOUBLE the quantity Of rags saved. They
cash article at atimes-always being demand. are
s the interest Of every merchant buy them for the
merchant buys rags get trade with The
rags and frequently money. Many persons who
rgs and trade, and little money, WILL for the sake
distant merchant trade instead Of stopping
by their immediate neighboaood and thus the
who does not buy rags their trade Every merchant
should think for their interest And We
asr 70 their duty 70 buy rags If they set themselves up
a merchants the whole human have interest
~ tor the more rags saved cheaper children be
sd1catsd. Uan2l-6tiw&Itw.
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80 KiiLUU4U COsIH CTOIss.
DROPOSALS viii DO received at The Engineer's once or
II the Tennessee Alabama Railroad unit February TO-,
1887, for Grading Masonry, and Bridging Of said Kali
road from Spring Till - opposite the town ft CluJia,
miles The compf heavy
n.y. six Thousand perchss Of Bridge masonry,
hundred esl OF Bridging Pans, Pr0nles and
Specifications may any time, and any further In
Tormron aimed by addressing J. H. DEvEaEUx, Division
Engineer AZ Columbia, Tennessee. A. ANDENSO6r
IGnlG-f Engineer.
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GOOD LOT Of JOis Scsnllng, aud two inch Plank on
~ hand cheap cash. good lot Of Boards Poplar
Shingles delivered IN few days those wanting
them. Ny Mill is cutting daily Agent Tor other Mis.
will pay particular attention 70 all orders. Call a. the
Savings Institution and your orders you wish them
aad LnOV25l L q nARnEN
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DY virtue Of a decree Of County Court Of Dickson
ID county, at its January Term, 1857 will MOEBAT the
2d day Of March, s offer for sale to the highest bidder a.
the Court House door In Charlotte about 94 Land
lying the Sd District Of said county, TuTabul creek
the location e the Nashville and North estern Rail
road said Land located IN body, nearly So and will
sold all together 10 Tracts suit purchasers. Sold
for the purpose Of distribution among the heirs at law Of
JaCOb Lampley, decd. Notes with good security will be
CURED and lien retained the Land until the purchase
money is paid This the 18th day OF January, 1857.
THOMAS MCNEILLY, Commissioner.
mint Gaa
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s.. ". GUMTER

CUCCESSORto W. L PEEr, Church and Vine stl.,
- would respectfully annJunce 20 the citizens Of Naahvilts
that be prepared TO an ali orders The Baking Family
Gr'eery line Of business
Thankful for past fvurs, would eheerally recommend
my successor, MI 6UHTEH, 80 my cid friends ana customers.
lauI7-'57-Sms NJ .. ~.
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DY virtue deed Of executed to me BY I'll L
ID Woods and Of record In the Office Of the Register 81
Davidson county, Tennessee, Book No IS, pages and
27s, will, the 95th day Of February 1857,
House the Public Square n the city Of Nashville, Ten
expose public sal and sell Tor the highest bidder,
the following parcels Of ground wiz Lots No. So 81 and
50 designated IN David l. McGayOcSs plan Of Los %
e1rd the Aforesaid oCe bounded and described in
the Aforesaid deed mentioned and which reference S here
made 20 satisfy debt therein mentioned Said Lots will
be sold free from Tho equity OF redemption. sale 70 take
janI4-If ABRAM L. DEMoSs. Trustes.
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4avergne
Steam Mills for Sale,

THE undersigned wishing devote bis time 70 his
Farn Offers his valuable properly oT sale, upon very
favorable terms,
There s Saw and thres sets Of "a complete
working order. everything cOnsVed IN hs best possible
manner for convenience
Ia point Of locality 10 IL unsurpassed being within 70 yards
Of the Ha1ad IS miles from Nashville, and in Of thu
rcnesg sections In Middle Tennessee Any person rhIp
70 bay q respectfully invited % san and examine.
win also sell ny Residence with ths Kills u desired
which Il and desirable properly also sEo o.
three No Auls Teams aHd WaggORS for sale.
iaH9l-an =. JNo. HI.
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NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.

DY virtue Of decree or the County Court OF Dickson
ID county, its January Term, 1857, will MONDAY,
the 81 day March offer for sale 10 the highest bidder
the Court House door Charlotte, negro Ramed
Jerry age known, belonging the estate Of Jas YAe
Decd and sold for the payment Of the debts Of said estate
Purchaser will be required give notes with good security
and credit Of 70 months will Be given. This the lth Jay
Of January, 1857 THOMAS MCNRILLY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fee a. Commilsonsr
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30 III mRrCiNI.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Feb g. y, 1857.
CoTToN-oPeuticns very limited. We hear Of the Gales
Of about 90 bales atlIK.
TOBACCO-We hear Of tie sale Of cha HID to-day NJ
Sl4 , hundred.
LARD-Is selling at l0Ko.
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UplIOyray's Piils.-SOoruNa YET sEARcHINs.-
Free from mineral ingredients these Pills sooa and heal the
iTrsed membranes Of the stomach and bowels while they
elpel morbid from those organs and Undue them
with new vigor.
III sold at the manufactures, No so Maiden Lane, New
York and No ga Strand, London and by all druggists,
.Sc, % 20. nui 81 per p0E.
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SHERiFF'S SAL

d virtue OF order Of sale directed, will on
ID the 2sh day Of February 1857 the Court House door
in Jackson county, Tennessee offer for sale
Tact parcel Of Land situated in said county in DIct No
Is containing, by estimation, acres lying Marers
creek being the place Abesha Cannon lived bounded he
South and East by the Land Of NJ e. McKnly the South
BY The Lands Of Hogan She 6y Matters creek.
Sold 70 satisfy execution in favor OF VIM Lambert. Sale
within legal hours. THIS the 10th of January, 1857.
janl2-w4w. A. CORNWELL, Deputy Sheriff.
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NBTlCE TO PANSrRtGERS.
ScPERINTEEpENTs OFEIcE- \ & O r

NAsHFfLLEs jan. o, 1877.
~ and afer Monday next, instant, the Ticket
- Once Of the Nashville aCd ChatlanOova Railroad will
be established at No % College under the Sewanee
Hotel The Office viii be open A NJ. and c sed al
o'clock r NJ FaszeL gers should procure Tickets before
gong TO the cars Il, 1. ANDERSON, Supt.
q. l., ANDERSON, Ticket Agent. lf.ng-tL
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- At c meeting Of the Committee Of arrangements,
appointed at the last session Of the American Medical
sOeiaon held this day. JAM 8lst 1887, in Nashville
committee we're appointed to urge the necessity Of the
immediate organiElCn Of State and County Medical So.
ciees tn Oughout The Southern and Western States esPe'
cay il order that each asd every part Il the Union may
be properly represented at hsneEt Coh) annual meeting
Of The American Medical As Ocaton TO be held at Nash
vile Tuesday, May 5th, ST. being requested that each
delegate shall have received his appointment from some
permanently organized institution Of good standing in the
United States Also all bodies entitled to representation
in this Association viii greatly facilitate its a4s by SEN
ding early period list Of their representations to
c. Foster An Secretary American Medical Associations
Nashville.
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FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED News -JEO YORK
& Co., have received the last number of this pop
ulsr paper. /. s beautiful and interesting nun
Der
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advanced TaEes.--CORPORATION TAXES FOR
THE YEAR 1857 be paid 10 the city Revenue Col
hs Office, OF Cherry and Union Streets ad
at the rate Of per cent. per north interest,
IN IS the best investment made, Is
peeied that Tax Payers will be prompt in calling.
jan Elm. A. NELSON, Collector.
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~ The UNION AND AMERICAN mas
much the largest circulation OF any paper
An the states except the religious Journals
Eg Offers therefore, Superior advantages
so the advertising public
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ON MANHOOD.
AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.
Just Published, Gratis, the 2Uth ThOusand
H5EI5fE A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
kEA1As5t TREATMENT, without Medicine Of Sperma-
SET-EeW tOrrhE Of Local eakuess, Nocturnal Ennis.
slous, Genital and Nervous Debility, ImpO-
tency and Imped meuts 10 Mar iaCe rerr-o''
BY B. DE LANEY, u
The important that the many alarming complaints
originating In this imprudence soil ut youth,
be easily removed uoUT MEDICINE, il this small tract,
clearly demunsted and the entirely and highly
cessiul treatment adopted the Author explained
by means Of which ever one is enabled per-
ecy and al the least p"ssloe cost thereby avoiding ell the
advertised nUstTUms of the day.
Sent 10 any address gra and free sealed
ope, b. RENTING lpUsI paid postage stamps Dr.
De LANEI. H. L.spenard Street New York CIV
Oca2G-EmdtSE
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CLAIM COLLECTING AGENT
T, a, COOPER,

HAVING located himself permanently 10 Nashville as
II Clam Collector, respectful solcits liberal patron
age Of The citizens Of Nashville and vicinity. Once 81 J.
McEHEN's, No. 40 Cherry street.
REFERENCES.
J. A. McEWRN. D. D. DIcEny,
A. NELsnE. r STEwART,
J. A. FTsHEH, ANB. ANsHEa0H,
jauII-'57-tf
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Penmauship.

NEW Pupils daily received at the Writ.
IN ing Saloon Of MR. DOLBEAR, No 20 * &C.,
Union street, over Vessel @ Tnsmpson's ~ ~
where persons from TO Go wears Of age ~
easily change the sd slow aud cramped hand 70
Of EAsE, ELRGAFCE RAPIDIrY.
county finish their lessons 10
Persons unacQuainted whit merit Of Mr. BO1ears
teaching referred testimony Of many Of tho FIRST
in the Omitted States in his large Circulars, 70 hGu
dreds Of pupils taught by him in hi, place. Hours 70 H.
A. NJ, and 2to f. P. NJ, and TO al night.
All who viii Join his classes should do 50 Immediately
fau20-dtf
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RUNAWAY

ERON the subscriber on the lstdsy Of July, ne gro
10 E1v named HENRY, Of copper color. feet 4
inches nigh Years old, and weighs about 100 pounds
JIe raised in zast Tennessee near ACAnnTie. He
vll probably make his wav back there ! bought HIM
from Mr. Terry of East Tennessee. viii give ten dOar0
he is caughtIu urighborhOOd twenty-five dollars II
taSen out of TIE county, jy dOlars If gels East
Tennessee When taken he Is to be delivered 10 me- or
confined 90 that / can get him. DAVID 81. ALLEN,
i.G Seven miles south Of Nashville, Tenn.
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$50 Reward,

p ANYWAY from the undersig ed at Columbia, O
IL Tenn, January est, 1857, my negro Girl ENILT "a
about twenty three years OLD. sad Emily Is dark eS
muiao, small and well burt, has full suit black ~
mar large prominent eyes, shown good del the while.
boaghlssi Girl from uchey Peiaav, near Nashville. in
August 1850 will give reward Of Fiv Dollars
for Ter sgGe confinement IN Jail.
Iau7l-dtf JOSEPH C. RYE
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OF ". H WILKINSON was elected Magistrate,
yesterday, to 81 the vacancy Occasioned by the
resignation Of G GocDwy. ESQ.
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- w. SUMNER & Co., would respectfully inform
~ the citizens Nashville ard the ding country,
they Livery Stable Market street.
md door from Church. omery kept by J. J. bvEERTT,
where they will be pleased TO she old customers and
many patrons choose We have large
the Saddle and Buggy Horses to be found, which
recommend 70 the public at large. G w. SUMNER,
Ian3l-u T. d. DAVIS.
NTANUF4CTURED TOBACCO-SO boxes, assOrt-
ilnIs CARTER, MCKAY & co.
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Standardization in COnsumPtIOn,-sss
advertisement uuds this head. Female Complaints
real Affections AZ lrls Diseases Of The Heart and Liver
sc. Will meet N due attention. IoCt26-dCH.
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Mr. LOWS Sweet is Agent for these works and all Of J.
H. Colto1 Co.'S publications All orders from the
country viii be promptly filed at regular n. ork prices
AIberl vraDg cement will be made for their introduction
into Schools.
A few active young men wanted to whom permanent
aud paving business will he given. note addressed to
H. Sweet box CSC sbvile P o. will receive prompt 1t.
tEnlICu ian2S-lW.
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Piles PILES PILES

Ts HITHERTO SraACrABLE DIsE Sc OF zvEEE FoRH AND
STAGE,
CURED By FGTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAgGH'S PILE SALFE
WILL never tal in giving Immediate relief and posi-
w lively the worst and obstinate Of
HemOrrhOds or Piles Ii is the
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and the result Of years
Of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles now have q remedy st haHd which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear OF failure on ts part 10 dc ell the proprietor
claims for il
Full directions accompanying each box and ell that
requisite strictly 10 observe them and cure will soon
70 follow.
Dr. T h. CAvANAUGH, presently
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city few DAYS ago
wss suffering intensely with the piles, mentioned my
condition to you asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Salve saving 10 would cure tired 1.-THE
effect immediate, and | an well. l believe it
be, asit proved my case invaluable remedy, and
tor that disease the Piles, and such
mend il TO others.
Yours uuly. JOHN W. HANSON, oFSt. Louis BIO.
"a Price 81 per box, For sale 10 Nashville b. Ewin
Bros. Wholesale Agents. and by Druggists and Dealers
generally,
DR.. T. 4, CAvAEAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
sug3l lv INSIDE St, Louis no.
NEW HAKDW ARE. CUTLERY AND
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7 No. 70 Cedar street, Nashville, two Rooms, suitable 0i
"A a Banking House, Store, Doctor r Lawyers Once.
IaHlO-tL JAMES & HARRISON.
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SITE OF TENNESSEE.
IN 'ibrC' SOON / COCA1A-
John Lovsl, and Other'' o-,.. ,.-,,,..,,.,

Order OF publication
Markham Lowell et al
T the Office Clerk and Master Of tho County Court
"A Nashville. the ooh day January, 1857 motion
complainant by counsel In the above and appear
o. 10 line satisfaction Clerk and Master that the sad
defendants James c. MCLeBden and Lucinda McLeuden,
his WIFE, who reside IN State Of Arkansas
dent enut and therefore the ordinary
process Count served upon them, U Is
Ios ordered by the Clerk and Mas er thar pub cauon
made 10 succession 20 the Nashville UsIos
newspaper published In the city q Nash
the said eieHdants 10 al the March
Term or County Court, 70 be holden Tor The crunY
Of Davidson the COur HOus thereof ina the city Nash
vile on the Monday March next, and answer sad
bill or the wil be TAX Tor confessed and
sci down for heBrng par SAID petition being for the
and Negroes belonging the Of EuEtbeLn
Lowell, deed. F. K. CHEAIH HAN,
IgU2Q--W AW-printers' Zee IS Cler, Master.
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JAILOB'S NOTICE.
NONMtITED 10 jail n Tazsyell, Claiborne county
~ Tennessee, on tue stb Of SepJ,u Der 1856 .egro
Bow WHO says ms ramg IS JOHN, 55zlee hgh confer
color, veghs about 40 pounds as ysarz old has scar
on hs upperlP, caused from The kick Of He saws
he belongs 10 man N Nashville BY the name Of James
hurry, OF Davidson county, Team The owner will ease
come fJrwared and prove property, and take him out
H ". GREER sheriff
oct 70 wifi and iail,- of ,tlsbr-ra C,T,tv
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NASHVILLE RgILDING ASSOCIATION

NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
TRUST SALE.
by virtue OF mortgage with power OF sale s1scrted TO the
u Nashville Building Association by H. B. Piummsr and
Ihos W. Raudls, which is registered in the Registers office
Of Davidson county 10 Book No 20, page IT, The Nashville
Building Association by its Treasure will prOreed
the highest bidder for cash SATURDAY the 3st day
January, 1857 a. the Court House Ysri in Nashville the
property therein described, being Lots Nos II and y
Preston Hays plan Of Lots the rankin Turnpike,
fronting sc feet the fret In said Plan, running Para
lei with The Franklin Turnpike and running back l2 feet
CHARLES A. FULLER Treasurer.
The above properly Is sold portion Of the Assets Of
BObb 81 Crawford TO close the Deed Of Trust
tan2l-u. d. F. WILKIN, Trustee.
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SGWanee House,

COLLEGE STREET. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
LATE lYREE sPRINGg.)
TIE subscriber has recently taken this we'll 80
1 known esiablshment-is rehtting aud thor M
0ughy rsnOvating It, and hopes soon to have it IN
such condition not 10 be inferior any house this
city The Proprietor hopes by his sXsrtons and thse
his Assistant, Mr. Craddock who formerly prasded al
he City HOTEL be able to make bis house worthy Of be-
ing paronzed by the public and premises that no pains
shall be spared his part merit the appreciation Of
hose who may favor him with their patronage He
oeCtfuIy sOhcItsa t-isl OF his house.
tsb2R-dtwkw-tf WIN ROBERTS.
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$50 Reward.

y ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing in Colum .
II bia, Maury County, Tenn the 2oh November, "a
q Yellow Boy named DICK Said Boy is about y S6lS
years OF age weighs from 10 rs lbs is hye43
feet eight inches high, bright muattO color quick spoken
and Of rather ndoent appearance He supposed have
pass. Was last heard Of Nashville and thought
lurking In that vicinity now, will give the above
ward for his apprehension and confinement in Jail hGt
a secure him, .,,i IT, JOHN BROWN.