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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-08
TIE JoBBING BUSINESS IN NASHVILLE.

THE JOBBING BUSINESS IN NASHVILLE.
This department Of our trade for the present sea-
sonis nearly over, and it needs oHy to be observed
that it has been season Of prosperity. The i'm
pOTtations in July and August were larger than at
any previous time, and embraced greater variety
and better classes of Goods than had ever before
been purchased for this market But, nOtwith-
standing this heavy increase in the various branches
Of business, stocks would have fallen greatly short
Of the demand, but fer "sessonable' goods that
were kept constantly coming by order and
purchase. And right here we cannot forbesr re-
marking that our enterpFising merchants have not
been slow in discovering their true interest By
making Telegraphs and Railroads their ready SER
wants in the quick delivery Of such goods as were
in demand; at once drawing ready profit to them
selves, and establishing for the trade at large
character that has long been so much needed; 50
that although the season snearly over, the stocks
are well assorted, especially with such heavy sta
pies as sppertain TO general wants. This policy
has got to he vel understood by our jobbeFs gen.
orally. There is much in it worthy of close ez-
animation nor is it Of less value to the retail than
the wholesale dealer. Frequent small purchases
give the retailer all the advantages that can be de-
rived from buying heaviy tsOics year. because the
stock required by his customers is all he wants;
this stock can be better supplied at short intervals
than by any other method. While or. the other
hand he avoids the danger of being oyerstocked
in amount; and especially, Of being overstocked in
Hsome goods which be would have to "carry over"
while be finds deficiency in others for which there
is an sctive demand. Heavy purchases st any one
time result almost always in loss Of interest, accu-
mutation Of "hsrd stock" disposition to force
them off to bad customers with profit; and almost
always in debts unpaid, and credit impaired, if not
destroyed
We have never known a merchant who carefully
watched supply and demand, who cid not by
steady steps, go on from increase to prosperity,
strength, and finally to wealth. We would ask
our mercantile friends to look carefully into the
subject; especially in view of the fact that there
will be- during the next season, q larger increase
of importstions than for any corresponding period.
New houses are already arranging to go into the
Dry Goods, Hardware, Shoe and Boot, Varieties,
Drugs, etc, etc business, determined to build up
a trade for themselves; while the old and well es-
tsblshed concerns will use their increased strength
and position to excel themselves in any former ef-
fort. This is the spirit that is abroad and being
impressed with its importance to the mercantile
community generally, we beg again, respectfully,
to call their attention to it.
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THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY.

This morning ushers in the ever memorable
Eighth of January. No day in the year occupies
50 proud place in the history Of Tennessee, or so
warm place ia the hearts of our people. toom-
memorates the glorious triumph Of the second war
Of independence, under the lesd of the hero Of
the Hermitage, followed on by many Of the most
gallant men that ever fought in the cause Of free
dom, and whose subsequent history continued to
reflect honor upon themselves and give strength
and prosperity to our State. The few remaining
Tennesseans who were participants in the battle Of
New Orleans, will cultivate today q soldiers
pride, and revive in memory, with melancholy
pleasure the various incidents associated with the
stirring scene, The descendants Of those who
have passed from this stage of earthly action, will
feel new impulse in remembrance of the achieve
ments Of their ancestors, and, we trust renewed
determination to emulate the patriotic examples
that were set them and Psrpetuate the institutions
that were transmitted them.
We regret that in the capital Of Tennessee, the
8th Of January should be permitted to pass by
without public demonstration in cOmmemoratiou
of 90 important an event.
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.ollowing artil from the washington Union

following srttl from the Washington OBion
Ex-GovERHa R sIADE This distinguished per-
son has lately emerged from the cstacombs of o.
livion, and UomessfOrward as a propaganda of
abolition in a new Disguise. It seems bis boWe
yearn with compassisn TO- the ben GIFTED RECON Ct
the West, and that be is institutiug s mission Of
Vermont dsmsels for the purpose Of enligh,enng
them. Considering whence they come and under
whose patronage they are it is not difficult to d.
vine the object Of this mission Their vocation IS
TO teach the young idea how to shoot" and there
is no doubt 10 what direction that will be. Tnese
adventurous damsels will bs all missionaries of
abolition. II employed as teachers, they viii have
the direction eff the human mind at that period
when it receives its permanent direction snd i'm
bibes those opinions which take the deepest root
in the dactile minds of children. Elk Gov Slsde,
if not wise, is q cunning man; and of ell the ex-
pedients we have yet seen for propBgating aboli-
tionsm, this appears to Us the most sly insidious,
and dangerous. We, therefore, caution the people
Of the West how they place their children under
the direction of the eeVes Of the ex governor, ur-
less they wish to see the rising generation con-
verted into 8 race of abolition fanatics, who will
be prepared to sacrifice the peace and prosperity
of the Union to q new tangled dogma, and adopt
tan anti,slsVery constitution, an snti-slaVery BIZ
Bile, and an anti slavery God" The South, partic-
ularly, should be on its guard against these sbol-
ton missionaries, (most especially these in petit
costs) who IL the disguise of preachers end teach
eTs become plottsrs against their peace and safety
apostles of discomfort, Instruction, and murders
by disseminating principles directly Leading to all
these results; and agents for ssducing and g7iug
facilities to absconding slaves. Let them look 10
it in time.
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SPEECH OF EX.GoY. JONES.

We have read with more than ordinary interest
the able and effective speech Of Elk. Gov. JONES,
delivered in the United States Senate in the course
of the recent debate on the Presidents Message.
But for its extreme length, Occupying nine col
umns in the Washington UaiOn) VIC would trans
fer it to our paper. 1t presents an able and manly
statement of the threatening attitude Of the north
sru sectional party towards the south, upon a
question involving her constitutional rights and
endaDgering the permanenCy Of the government,
and administers a whitening rebuke to their lead
ing spirits in the Senate, whose rash and wicked
advocacy Of policy higher than the constitution,
has been the incentive TO the action of their heed
less and unreaecting followers. Gov. JONES will
fail to win the golden opinions of the New York
Tribune that have been so Profusely laVished upon
his cOSenatOr, Col BELL, but he will be compeu-
stated for this with the reflection that just to the
extent that he differs from the line Of policy usual
ly pursued by that gentleman, will he succeed in
representing the rights and sentiments of the peo-
pie Of Tennessee.
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HEAVY DAMAGES -Tbe Gsl4ua aud Chicago
Company have just bad verdict rendered against
them in the United States Circuit Court at Chca-
60 for SIS 900 on account of injuries sustained by
q gentleman through the employees.
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LARGE AUCTION SALE
BY
TRABUE 81 LUCAS.


No "A, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
VXTEwiII sell on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Goth and
w 2ls all concerned, large and well as
sorted stock Of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Teady Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes Brogans and
Cashmere and Wool Hats Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware
Wrapping Paper. &c.
The stock consists part follows Cloths, CassmeTes
and Yestings.
Jeans, Tweeds, EeFseys; JlcOnsts and Book Musns;
900 pieces Prints, assorted Shirt BusOms;
kinds; Linen and Cambria Hand
BED and White FIaUueis; keTChiefs;
Plaid Linseys; Cotton Flannel, Towel and
Deaiues and Casbmtresi Table Diapers;
MernOes and Apacas; Needles, Pins, Threads Of ali
Plaids AlpaCas and solid De- kinds;
atnesi Wool and acknowledgements
DebUges and POplns Hosiery, &c.
Bac kSlkj And in fact will offer al
Plaid and BEocade Silks; every article wanted in
Embroidered Collars and IN a retail store
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Our stock Of Boots aud Shoes unusually large. We have
Ten Thousand Dollars Boots and Shoes of the best
kinds, aud almost every description Of Boots and Shoes
CLOTHING AND HATS.
good assortment Of Coats, Under Shirts, &c. &c.
Pants, tesls. Soft Fur, Cashmere and Wool
Fine J.. b. Shirts; Hats in great va riey.
Suspendsrs, Gloves, CTavats,
HARDWARE.
10 Boxes Axes; 900 Sets Knives and Forks;
10 boz Shoves and Spades; Pad Locks Planning Bits, &c.
GtEENSW WAKE.
IS Crates Queenswae Wrapping paper Letter paper
ted in Of common 10 of Iacks assorted
and granite ware; 100 papers in a box.
All OF the above Goods are consigned to without limit
will be offered freely Merchants only. Terms Lbe
jams SID TRABUE q LUCAS.
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CUMBERLAND MOUNTAIN LAND
At Auction
KALUABLE .S7OCK EARM

January beautiful and valuable tract Of laud yn g0n
tho table Of the Cumberland Mountain, in Cumberland
comfy % miles East Of Sparta the road 10 Knox
vile This Land is part Of the tract upon which reside
and Immediately adjoining my celebrated Fruit Orchard
Il contains about % acres about 30 cleared and
der fence, with tine building site the road In the clear
ed fields are three springs two Free Stone and one Cbay
beate, and never f stream Of water Il will also in
clude aOou $50 or go Of natural Meadow, giving hrs
hay for Stock and a0rdiug, throughout the whole ac
the very best ranges in the S1te The market for
stock is atOur door. hne stream about mile through
upon which good Mill Seat, also Quarry Of
Sill within few yards Of the This
tract generally level, soil good and productive, well tim
beed and abungauy Wacred and In the midst Of good
schO0and other advantages plat Of the Land be
my Painting Rooms icks's China Hall the square,
will give, with accuracy, every information desired
The sale viii take place the Public Square at about Il
O'Clock Any wishing delightful country residence,
first ats stock farm who wishes 10 buyon speculation,
Weuid 90 well examine this Terms half sash. bal
in twelve months with Interest sale a. the gate Of the
Court House yard.
decz6-d6cWtd. J. W. DODGE.
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The growth of Chicago has been as follows:

Mr. BUOHAHANs ELECTION IN SPAIN According
to the Paris correspondent f the London Times.
the election of Mr. BIehlnAl o the Presidency
has created quite sensation in Ma drid, where he
is regarded as the enbolimsns of Amelia fill
bus.ersm.
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w. It. Berry & Co.
HAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED,

We H Berry q 10
HAVE ALSO just RECEIVED,
Anderson's Lake Ngami.
Lake Ngamt or Explorations and Discoveries curing 70
Years wandsrings IN HE Wilds OF Southwestern Ails
By CaAREEs JoHE AvBERsov. y'its numerous iustr
lions representing Sporting Adventures Sabiscfs Of
ural History Devices for Destroying Wild Animals, O.
Emo. Muslin.
Harper's School History.
Narrative Of the General Courss Of History frog tho
lest Periods the Establishmont Of the American Cons
tuition. Prepared with questions for the usso Schools
Illustrated Sith $50 Maps and Eugnvugs.- I2m5. MUS
SIPS.
Beaumarchais and his Times.
Sketches Of French Society ia the Eighteenth Csnta -
unpublished Documents. By Lows EE Loiu.S1E. Tran
lated By HEsaE s EDwARDs. I2mo. MUSLIN,
Magoon's Westward Empire.
Westward Empires or, the Great Drama Of Human n.
grsss. By Rev. E. L. NAeOoS, D. d. Emo Muslin.
A Child's History of Rome.
By JOaS BosvEa. Uniform with "a ChIds History
the United states, BY the Author. vols. ION,
Masiin.
American Poulterer's Companion.
Practical Treatise on the Breeding Bearing. and Gu
raj Management Of various Species Of Domestic Poa -
Illustrated with Portraits OF Fowls mostly taken from
Poultry Houses, Coops, nests, Feeding Hoppers &C. s
new Edition enlarged and improved BY C n. EEu-gr
With 90 illustrations Wood and Stone. square Esd
Muslin.
Rome, Christian and Papal.
Sketches Of ts Religious Governments and FecI,.a.
Hierarchy with Notices OF the Jesuils and The IEqus
By L. Ok sAScTZs, D. D., formerly Curate orthe 1aE
Professor Of Theology IN DE Roman University and g
ideatur at The Iuquisili0n- I2mo. Muslin.
Learning about Common Things;
Or, Familiar Instructions for Children in rsspec. 90 1
Objects around them that Attract their Attention. el
awaken their Curiosity in the eaties, Years or I %
JACoB AuB0TT. Illustrated with Is0 Engraving sma
4tO. Muslin.
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

&
NASHVILLE, Jan. 6, 1857. (
ON and after Monday next the l2h instant, the Ticket
~ Office of the Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad will
be established % College street. under the Sewanee
Hash The~OfCe will be open at A. NJ and closed
Cl0Ck, p NJ Passengers should procure Tickets before
going to the Fl. l. ANDERSON, Sup't.
G. L. ANDERSON. Ticket Agent. lian9-tL
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New Books.
HUMOURS OF FALCOEBRIDGr.
COLLECTION OF
AND EVERY DAY SEES Z
JONATHAN KELLEY,

JONATHAN KELLEY
REIIER known tathe reading public by the szna' r-rs A
Beautifully illustrated from Original Des gus by srrrH.
Complete in one large DuOdecimo volume Of $40 u--
''This book is beautifully Illustrated sbounls s hsl-
scenes anecdotes, and true sterling Wit, and win aGr Il
T 70 is mind Of the perser Of more Sol
''Humors Of FaloOu5rdgs calculated make a per7u
laugh and grow at-'-5alt. Allocate.
hey are Of the most varied lively and agreeable chars
'THE BANIsHED SON. and other Stores Of The Heart.
NEW EDITION or CHARLES DICKENS vFCRK. H-ui
tEated "EiCkWgk Papers,n Nicholas Nieklsbyr -uagI
c5iysd and for sale By HAGANls 60
deel4 Marka strHrs.
=, MARRYING TOO LATz-'--A Tale b. George Wood
NOTES on THE GOsPELs-By Rev. Chas. II. Ban
STORIES oFAN OLD MAID, - related to her Nephew
and Nicses. beautiful juvenile Book.
"dILLEDULCIA - Thousand Pleasant Things selected
from Notes and Queries IvOl l2mO
COM4ODOkE PkRRT'S JAPAN EXPEOTrION-Earl
China Seas and Japan, performed IN the year. s 1885, and
le5 BY order Of The Government Of The United States une
the Command or COmmOdore 81. G. Perry, q. IS N Coml
piled from the Original Notes and Journal OF Comm1drri
= = - Ole ttluhi1 Fos VIII Two hundred '-HI
Cravings and Charts. For sale by HAGAN & BRO,
aeeII Market street,.
Cooley FOR JANUARY.
IODEY's LADf'S BOOK Tor January 1851. contain IN
" thirty beautiful Illustrations over one hundred con
tribu0Hs altogether the attractive number ever pu5
shed Price, single copy . cents So per year, free a
postage, and no lost numbers Subscription received and
single copies sold BY F. HAGAN q BIO, Agsut7,
ucci9 Make street.
HARPEI1sS MAGAZINE aud GoDEv,S "a
DIES BOOK FOR JANUARY
lust reesivsdby
dec24 P. HAGANG ca.
HARPER'S NEW PAPER.
IIAhPERS WEEKLY, a Journal OF Civilization frs|
II number, 500 copies jusl received plon rrca
and single copies soldby
Ian6 HAGAS& BRO, Ageuts.
TIT E NEW-YOHK LEDGER.
WEEKLY Newspaper. SuhscF Dtiou received and md
- &c numbers lcld BY HAGAN & BRO, Agents.
FI'lAE FLAG OF OUR UNION. and -BaII6uT- P-
4 torial NewspaPsFs'' for sale b. HA(rAN * BRO
Jaho Agents.
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DY virtue deed Of trust executed BY G. X Barnes du
ID " recorded in the Registers Office Of Davidson county,
shall at the Courthouse site Nashville, SATU RDAY
3Ist instant expose public sale all the right title and
said Barnes has in and to tract Of land ad
joining Franklin College, being undivided eighth Of
Of 1ry acres, belonging to the estate Of bis
father the NJ Barnes. Sale at II O'Clock
ing .5--IHa A. V. s lind LEY.
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Ii those indebted ihe undersigned will please call at
a his Old Stand on College street, and settle their accounts
aad notes Press of business prevents aim calling On them
in person, and he hopes his friends will reserve odd and
ancient custom and call him their earliest convenience
fans '57-lm JOHN PATTERSON.
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RATES OF -itEIGHT ON PRUDUCE 10
CHARLESTON,


haAa-f 3 IA AltNHAAA ANHEsL1Ny EO1A HI
Charleston Line,
also FOR TIE LINE FROM
Nashville 20 Columbus,
WA WEsT POINr)
Sixty Niles Nearer than any other Route,
OFFCIE. no - COLLEGE STREET.
Nashville, Tenn.
NEERC HARGES by the Charleston Line promptly ad-
- usted this Office. Persons desiring info matOn
rates of Freight Eastward Westward will be furnished
with Tariffs upon application at the Office b. mail.
Goods St Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati
TO Charleston, = G., Augusta and Columbus Ga. Mont
gomery, Ala other Stations the SOnth Ca0lna GeOr
gia lauta and Lagrange Montgomery aud West Point
Railroads. Will be forwarded free OF charge Except drayag)
when consigned 70 a. Nashville.
Drayage from the RiveTto the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Depot contracted for three and half per
100 lbs and VIII exceed that except lots Ofreght
less than 1000 WeighqUanues less than 1000 lbs charged
81 cents CHARLES W. ANDERSON,
JruS-'5G-U. Agent.
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New Years Gifts.
SPLENDID TNVFsTMFETg.

WE propose to give purchaser large portion of f-
" value OF the following dgsirabI. properly: Z
ls desirable lot for The erection iarss store Hr
fronting 20 ieel on Market street., opposite o. Fraurh-
Ind Lot OF the same description, fronting a. f.ar i'm
Broad street, opposite the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
Depot.
81 Three magnificent Residence Lots, fronting 300 r.t
each on Broad street West Nashville.
4ln West NASHVILLE extended, % Of beautiful anH
suodivded into hall acre lots having long front 90 m
middle Franklin Pike, only few hundred Yards from r,
beautiful residence OF ". n. Bb0 Esq. The above Is ONE
o the very pest Investments offered market
We prefer selling the track Ga a body.
Also, b9 acres Of land, about niles the cffr
NE Broad street Pike The sauguine Judges Of Res
Estste cannot keep pace with the advance value &C vs.
Nashville property.
We also Offer two beautiful Lots the corner OF Cav .s
Park streets, in Watka's Premium Addition to Nashville
5th. Edgeheid Is onward! We Offer for sale a f.-.
nneen Residence lot Of % acres fronting 60 feet or rr
Galatn Pike, opposite the handsome residence OF Tx Gov
Neil S. Brown.
Also, great many bea 4tfg building Lots fronting Sd ~
each the Gallan Pike, Woodland Russell and Fsfb4-
land streets, u H5ust0u's, BOOd's RrJckway and nfE
addonsto Edgsheld Also, suumbor OF Premium lots -
Brownsville about 2 miles from the city have so
about 100000 Real Estate 10 the last Those wishing
bargains viii dad it 70 her interest give cal before
our supply IS exhausted Nash Vile grown astar than
ever and Real Estate must and continue 10 enhance
rapidly ia value. i'll q ~ gROVyE
Z sH.r Street
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DWELLING AND STORE FOR SALE
A NEW Brick House with two rooms and Frrbs1- 49,,
"A small BRICK Store on the same premises Tas boz
and Line bargain will be gwen.
J. I. & r. W BROWN
uecdo--luL f4Iz Tharr- gfrraE
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A COMPETEN Book Keeper, thoroughly acquainted
n with the Auction and Commission business, with
knowledge Of the Grocery, DESIRE siuatOB-W res good
and rapid hand quick and fglres has had much
experience business generally; will give his undivided
time 20 his duties Re produce salts acOry certificates
for capacity, integrity, &c. Apply lby permisson) 10
jams '57-3t L. G. Pearl
TO RENT. Three five Rooms 10 rent, with Kitchen
and Smoke House, at the ceEler Of De mumbraps and
Vine streets. lan5-'57-dIW.
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VALUAB Ii IMPROVED CITY LOTS FOR
EAEE.

SALE.
DNE Lot fronting Maple street 80 feet, running back
~ 100 feet with superb Brick Dwelling, containing
10 rooms. good eisiern, SmOke-house, sc.
ALSO, Lot fronting 1s6 feet Pearl and 100
deep, with good story Brick House containing
10 rooms, servaut' rooms, kitchen &c a good WE'LL smoke
house. Both Lois fuzzy with shrubbery, shade and
fruit Trees aud a be sold accommodating AD-
ply 90 NANCE q WOODWARD,
JAMES NJ. MURRELL, or
WIN q. NANCE
Several good Farms, well improved near Nashville.
a large number OF uuimpr0ved Lots. Several Garden
Lots, IS acres. the city Those wishing 70
purchase viii do n ell to call soon on.
fsn7-'5--tf. NANCE & WOODWARD.
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Zinc Farzaa at Public Sale,

8 AAaU 8 GA a3a Q . . Q 3JA4g = c8AOs
ON SATU DAY, the tgh instant site Of the old
~ Court House. in Nashville. will sell that FALUA-
BILE FARM on Cumberland River, belonging to K. W.
Barnes This Tract contains hundred and seventy i've
good Land there is in Davidson county Sixty
cared balance heavily tmbsred Il IL situated about
five miles from Nashville Hydes Ferry is we'll
ed, has it excellent Spring comfortable Dwelling, out
houses, sc.
lERMs-Oue, two and three years credit for notes sEc
t0ry secured payable Bank bearing lien
retained. Sale at y O'Clock, M.
LINDSEY & CROCKETT.
f. X. GLGSCocK. AUc-iouser.
\. B-Mr Barnes usually be found our Office and
will take pleasure I'M showing the place any wishing
to examine It. Ijan7-'57-td.
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TOR sails at my Plantation. in williamson e,rBtv E,,
II cash or on time FIVE BLACK JACKS tbres YEA 6
Old, imported trum the Island Of Malta of pure blood
B5-omdGlWs JAMES II. WILSON.
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MAGNIFICENT FARM FOR SALE.

M are now Offering for sale. most liberal terms ore
~ OF me most superior Farms Southern States
aiming COO acres, about 200 finely tmber8d being part ftH
tract on which Cen Lucius j. Polk resides Mauy
irohungon the Turnpike Road leading from Columbia b.
Mount Pleasant, and miles from The flrmaf place ly
will sell part the whole purchasers desire 6us dvi
ion Of about 30 acres, having Of the finest sDHs m
the County, and falling Stock water on both Ws
have compared the Lands In Middle Tennessee with those or
20 other States and have hesitation saying tat tb
above Tract and the Lands the immsdaf. vicinity are r
most beautiful we have The soil forest
nsIghbothOOd, &c.r unsurpassed Th1s wishing mem.
Jun Farm at viii coutnus 70 enhances rapddy fu vrIu-
and possessing soil that viii never wear out or vas1a4t
should By all means examine the above Fzrn before pH
chasing Call on Gen- Polk Che prem sss. or 10
decl0--lmdtrW&W afi( &c. 80
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NEGROES for Hire.

A GOOD Carpenter, also likely negro woman with two
eniidfen, cook, washer and ir0ner also likely girl
places h. ~ r M pu-,J-v -
dec2j-7t an C.g---.-,
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EIGHT or JANUARY e !,

A BALL wiz be given atTYREE SPRINGS ID the EIGHT
q JANgAhf Good music will be iu attendance. sEd
Oes snOfts USED 70 make the occasion agreeable 10
tors. The public Hrs pectfuIly invited
jana 'S7-td Il. grFV