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Lei ihrrr be Light ,

vi torHfa,,Ut 40 80 Came C..IOJ .nt
'H'', 80 tavr s-H1.-t o. -psss tally sad ts.ltsK
r '1 o. o.s's- A.s.l of ynf suitsn. ranaot 30
No '9tHfF U' Ca. - tsss fssI risasuf- IN
'''fr SOC 80 'rsl 'uts'i'r'- A. 90 -Soto-
mf.s' Hgtf sno- out D. .su.I -. :, H.,
Hhf .lm" 90 - psfirsIy ssf- ffTF 90 rrrta-
~" ace 80 d-stfs IiEsi 81. ,u vel by,a
'nE q N'rsls " q j al e. Lamg "a nal.
q. i.tsf - t-s-
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Tor The t.rnIIrmru.

TiOyHs efWEhES Avn Fgsr
y iN1N $50 &c co. Fstsfs safs
ff's'r ions 4 HOOFF
nH sIHBs A. r.r.t- . ...L w..s Dee s.5,.
- H|rE 90 t..... o.. I.fs.h go B. q sIrtns.t.
f..L Trs zoo sr.rg go 49, go 80.
h'.e rsfs.f IIfH.|-r ... 30 f.fssHfs 80
.e t-fh 20. rANFEEIL
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PUBLIC SALE

WILL dtr for sale t~ioIs the Court boG.e
soor is cAsriesIo~n
o. Friday ne 7ik day Of Jaass,y,
ssl,. a. hsh past ee:Oek p N 70 Ise k,sb,,s
s'sder. iof casa.
-Four Negro Slaves for Life,
via: too f,ts,y GIRLS zach sbost n ,.sf, az
sac. ssd iso iikslg BOYS on s,-sat " sEd .is
eaAaf setsssn 40 and - y,asos.
ROBERr LUCAS
ADM Of Eiwsrs L5cs, cs-d
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AIs ~ taFF CO. 49, .~ass.sars
II ttnsfs iisI faUsts fftts srssra Nsksss
rs sur Al fssfs 80
49, tEsL panLFH
D00Ts fNB sHufs LatFs 81. f..- Z.
tBsra we secs Afso vssy 20
Oa@ Orffshars f.fsasbf
o-t - JouN 4 HooVF
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100000
WORTH OF oo0nx

TIPPING has hsrn IA Ns~ York ciu
- '"i 10" s''s' sni Ne rnfchsss' slfrs1y
G''-i. io NJ smuunt ct s,O CsBO .hleh IA. a., 4.
'oli o. .lsush'er-d IN ,h,, COunJy xUh,n Thttty
Gsvs W. name IN Part
BLACK AND BLUE CLOTHS.
Blsos and F.rcy C.,.ineres. C.a,b,t.
T-e-d. ssun-'s. Lean. IaJtr'. Df..,
'-'s # all t.srtipiilns iatsrss OF.
usnt OF Fsncy Hsu Bars Atso M, I.,
r.si STOCK ct Notion. aud J-ssity ever
Offered N the county
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Die d

o. Tse,d y Bornisg -e-s LOUISA !.,rL
YET OF MI Il c shc C<IssTiIe wIlc afMsri-.
ssV stseb JssT'5 m"nis. ssd tea d.,.
De the isih cay Of Decem,>r. rear H.i,.at
L1sdosn eos"iV. Va, Mp MARY FOWL.
RR aE,d II rears
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OROIM Az ca.

O1OxMA 40 ca,
Rf a. oder - TIE Tfas--> .; Chsr.-,rosa sey
D'-'sSa i"aac 'hros'rx FIR, ia ii< and n ,,fi.r
nfr efAes-Ts 90 pss;0s Tie street .LalI o. ned
ss- dollars, 'N
TIE ss,s-ast - directed To prevent n, ...,n.
sSe q N-rrS-. "a tho si!r "a =. rsy and a irh .
~FeeSHt 90 saacsy,. sat thAs he arr-S al
.sSa ot-si scifsE tA- ssm- act bgiBy th~m b.s,,-
Ia Nssor Aso lat h. arrest al p~t,ons t,u..
essrtiar he pace ard gait Of IN town ,ns
b'sr h-n h>ipfe be Mayor se cseit Win &C.
eSseisg toiAs
JOHN r GIBSON
Prc>ttest sut SrcrrtaTy
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Pay your Taxes.
Salt and Coal.

Innh Sarss ~ Foe ant Co,r.- SAT-
WV ahd snV npnb-r TONS ofCoaL a.
hssa -@a i-E sz!e "a frrr,,.str, ~ ,.r,,L
- 'trI ~h' bs' 10 addition tns a,sorIurrt o,
Lego. ssd Gro,tfic,
JAMES McGRAw.
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SECOND SUPPLY

DkCUNU OUffLf
GF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
IN aisw cords wc vel ssy % those "a UaBt n
i Goods that 90 ,hs cDTtrT At SbsnarfoAh AT
High sttests. HsIJeTs-Feity Va - the pIses g.
mod cheap Gods e oil descriptions Gf,erttss
you vili hnI cheaper ihsu sUT oltvr house in
tc~n Dry G'roi' ~ sir'- eolufs snd qoslrs..
QTEENSHARE HiRDHIRE 80
BOOTS ASH NOES vi
HnsisrE agsarrAi sssuttmrnt Bro eHn-A -
aud Bisseh,d cVuohs, Cs.siuts u
Ca.ip-i. Ta-yts ani Ksbia-ks Jrsn, Ar.
PETS vs'y Sh,sp - oil. CLOTHS A Noe
stocs Of BLANKETS NAILS ~ Ibr EvEE 81 -
large iot II CALiCoES ifOm a 10 5 ca SIDE
CALICO ~ as
All ~ sssts . call. 90 doni cLsfgs anythtnr
tor shOStrr rat q, oGs only stsn 700 iats swsy
Thauslol TO- rasJ iay,up, 80 tvrv ~ sficf o..
irnuOa 10 tu.ibs.s 10 have . e3hisushcr 81 ne
same.
G. W LEGG
Uapen Ferry De- 9Ist 1865
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Public Sale.
EXECUTORS, NOTICE

IL p~r-oa. iss-bsed ~ the s>,ae q N -. a,
Car. s'e r'es~s'et 70 cal snd >~.,l. add
see "sa>~ sss'ee etA'~. ss.,e.t the esss,s Oil
D'>s>- Fse-~ai ts~s - e,tser VI the ussxn ,x,,t
pfcPsrlv ssts~.s.~.,-t
A W. csAMER, EI".s.-a
Dec % 20
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BOOTS AND SHOES

Owls nN - SkkOES,
81 MATS AND CARS ~,
u | Over 7O0oPAuUiEOOTS vi
Nh N SHOES. C"LsrtiuE sA>fi -
Mes Fac srd Coarse ~
10 liravv brpssrs. LADIES Ci.es .ud
Fancy Gatris; Laii~s' Noruco Bool.
B"y>' Mp boots ant Shoe. Miss, au1
Chi dfrhss yerN large Assortment
The l. IcotnrtIyr AnrItua Car viii tru.in In
this place unri he aJIh 81 tht. month Th.
H'srrh Anr'i'n S'u'r N,li - ~ Smithb-It com.
n~netrg Welnss'sy OCiutsr ~ q aui erBlirur
i"r one week only. A. prison. IN want Of BAR.
gaihs S'ii DO N,il iu .iS- - call before parcb.
'ins ''>rs here. WrWt.t s-il tIry r~rcrnt' chem.
- han Sny r-lai. t'rss 90 he county and t0t
'-'' INQUIRY 'hNu an '- a"usH. 10 Bs'timuts % ,iI
DuE, b. CrcGr. Il, urf-ruf 10 Prrpfistnrs
JAMES n FRAZIER
Ag'ut sUi AuS '.Irsf Ctsrirs.,un
ALSO a. tryutS 90 q .. &C. 90 SSS ..uaf.x worth
Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS .u = ,,ifst
Anct"n ~ttruut te,rrr iNf Wh.m - lust-V con.
crin i"r 'ssh. 70 % sold IA iron: - C.ua.lIou.e
dung SuT-ti,t Cuuu.
Orl,bef - I-h-
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Cash for Negroes,

NOTICE.
A IL 'hn.. hat are ov.,uE h.s vruii " rs'v
y mIrt ttIssf fn teen Of ftsy would call sd
gsr "a sttav fsr1-s. -f ne t5-h ui OeicieT. o.
,rIsud E.irE 1 Bsuta.rc o., fasi ums I 90 uoi
sIsE la p1f ~ rgstsinFrs tFfaH erpf1ss of hsvIrg
90. urs -r res rs g. phesf ! NEST haze
H no., BOZ rst uy lrats a. i..fs ortf
s~pi - - TEp7 RAWLlNs
ILUgES aE4.t $50 O. .sss Win.ts.sf
VI s... ip,.s-ty } l. HooTF
IlONNETS AND hIBHONS ~ 10. ,fss,st
ID -t.lss " CNANkR
NTEW sTYLE PA ,'Ts IH., fe.stsff srl isf
y sssrs HEpGES TRHSsELL
UElST POHDER 80 BssiaE Lsrs ~
nisbg " EHY
4 IQCoRS e. ID RYE Wni.ssy B,sary 80
II Ron ~ saIstJ
MAS No Yers gfsss go Bs-E T,ss 10
i p.tEs Tsry 'uPsfiof 10 sais -
" EbT
YVCHHfRG sprssaz Toasrcs. Pnms O.
lIFsrs 90. Grars.r Chssins Ta.s-eo iuu ~
-sisaf ~ " EHf
| sSrt A VnLEB.
UyqESH HYDR4TLTC CEHg NT'l5f ssis
u Is' KFAazLEY sHEEHER 60
7 TSSEYS P.rs Liat-ys shd Pan Linss.ps
lIYsrr afsI tis'' A. CHANER.
CRfB sLASKsTs tof set
~ Nv oRAsEsR.
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Wagon Maker

4 ff-' JOURNEY NAN NAsON MAKER
u NEE 80 .rts snt smt.sfuasnt. Itts. .
ssr' .f.snIs Is ~ rs.Iur scos os AZ
sshsrftl~r
Grn " sPOrrs
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTLhiES
TRIUMPHANT.
4 apital Prize
S5O,OOO.
TICkE7S ONLYso

I'hh 'oIos,ne Scheme oil =. df. q
s-'s Co MsH.x.ss ot 10, spsus i,.s-
INV L"'iefr IN sscA - heir stnrl, 49,,
L."st'"~ 20 Dreemte'. 1855. o. Arsv.r. CO..
mi>sioBen " ~"
sLASS 10 Draws on SATURDAY. Dec
Is, 1855
SLhSS ~ Dras. IN SATURDAY. De-.
- 1858
90 he pier 81 single numb.n
so coo Tickets
-. iAos'.-t FosI Hsssr.d ed IS p,i,..,
' fhlLE TO kNERr TI,kIra
hA"NlFlCENT SCHEME
To III DRAWN
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Maple Sugar.
Tin Ware.

/ HAyE s.rpsrs g r-.s MAPLE sUG4i
4 - ss rrF ALBER MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

"A J. s O.
The Largest Stock of Tobacco !!
b lie has also On hand aSd sili constant.
ly keep iin the all lang roo,n) large ard com.
nre sNsoT'm"Lt 81 the very choicest aud uu,t
popular brands Il
TO B A G. T. o,
purchased alone from he Msnufscrut.T.audC Com.
mission Merchants a. also - constantly by the
very best oi hands, manufacturing the yariou.
brands OF CiRsrs which. together with Pre-.
SnOf', Matches &C &C he ~ prepared {, =.
Wholesale and Retail on the mu>isccommo4atipy
Terms. =. J CONRAD
Corner High and Shenandoah si<
nov -, -. HEtp-rs FrTty Va
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4 Desirable Residence for Sale,

us hos>e 10 siirs;ed In the no. cen. -
parted iee town. u contains .iI M
arg hoom. and . spacious Hall with a Qsl
and Wen VI good ss'er eonrenisht.
MADE snosn on application to
sALLlE E HANTRANcK
shePhrrds,o~b Dee 10 80 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

Z IL Blnf- E'Tes ~ Sac ~ Ffhrusry srd
cos - al q Ssy-af-r az srs % no hssf.
- IA. Hf,~ 80 e.. Isctin a. % PET. - b,
= = sf ~ -e~sns-s tasy siif - trsssfsrrsd
De- - i-5- ~ e. TINBEHLAKR
Settlements Desired.
Ii tef~Jas 60 shan I en- i4tl-1i-i 81 oH.tg-
"A NJ - t.TfnE thstf z ziass Hasas osi ard trafg
- s.r'~s-ss ~ Mosdst hsIf % ~ tsi0fs ~
1t q Jsnuarr I si.a suh~f % psv ~ o. sssaf-
sP~~-y psEasBt ~ To- rice q properly Haze
s,.sfF.
Ts-.- i.t.s'-t ~ ~ uuI please " re- r,stv
So ssuiemscL wB-rs m .s.y rsns,t = pas. I
ui.b aslss
40 NORTH
NB tn a-cssisE tiI. flr ih- prs.-ti 49,.
stss ~ ~ Caaf'sstIsn A-af~rnv waE - ssuisd
suh-f sHa - fg.p~-.sf sss.arisf- Purstpsi 90
so - sstf - 49, ssH ne convet -ass - rs'.
ffss a.
neaar-A-s n f-sa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

EVFHY vsrtsr ssf s~.-ftsp7s q TIN
II HaRE esa-sttT 81, hssr 49, msts 10 90
g. ALBEHT MILLER
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NOTICE.
WANTED
iIi~ssSi.C'I'iON.

VNUE odfiherhip betESen }. y \ l.. l.. SAL
i f,f gas 'i.s"lved 10 the isl OF Ociobrr. The
ho,,a,.. r.. suies on ~ Leonard ssrlsf. g.
uhoto al dbl. dus ihs h'n have hsen transferred.
n & l. l. SADLEk.
Dee 1853
CALF PErRE Bacs Pepper, CAy,hne Pep.
- per. sag COfiAhdsT Seed frs. rW
Dec 1855 Ell CAMPBELL.
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seat CutisTs 4 flIleTs.

4 ava issi fscsissi be ~ Ma Cstisfs 49,
ytIt.rs sAs~s 4 stu ssll rsfy eseap
o.. ~ THos RiWLINs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-30

ID O1'oas Hc4Hss Niua's
Psso- Pisvsfs sss Esgii,s Bssssfsst
~ sssv W EaY
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settIpnrns. D~.ired.
Christmas Goods.

NAVE iass orsssf large HosE q Flots 10
Il rsr - f.Ious
Lsmous Firs B-rfsapt noes Mare. Wa
Hs's Groaui Nuts Pc Nat. Coo Nss So
CANDIES a. sc,
Rs cssfY sBEsr A'aanf. Ff-ssh Cho~oias.
Cn.rr's-s pfsps Iulats crsps CON Dfrp.
t--su b-9Vs jsIaas Pss's-s asvHrs Csassfv-s
Sals TsFs Is rsfs. y 90 Usaps Cfgvai-
&C. TH.s EI.-. Nod. q a.
TOYS TOYS
pfans Trunr..s Css % o.. D.rs Hessss
$50. Js." Ws.eass Fssrv y ~ Bs.sef.
- hs aGrsa ssst-.F
OYSTERS
ofsf-'s . - fs1rissst ~ 10 Css ~ s.fsf
go J 3 BLEsslNG
ufr-~.sv ~ 49,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

WAsH1yGToE, Dec % --H0uss.-The House is dis.
eussing the pension bill.
Ssaafe-A resolution was adopted calling for the
letters between Pauding and the Presidents Of Mica
rsgua, for Information respecting the rights Of
British subjects.
WAsBReTOE, Dec. p -SenGte.-M Memorials were
presented frOn nearly every eountyin Pennsylvania
asking protection for American Industry.
House The House passed the Soldiers Pension
Bill by vote Of 40 against IS. The bill gives
pensions to all serving sixty days or during the war
of 1872, and extends TO the marine corps. The D. n
sion goes to the widow during life in case of he
death Of the husbsnd Il gives per annum jOI
Twelve months service $685. for six months sery o.
SO, and for sixty days service $50
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Professor HaskeII's Electric Oil,

POSITIVE and speedy for Rheumatism anal Neuralgia
~ Deafness ETysPelas, Scroula Bronchitis, letter, Ring
EcTm, scald Head, Nervous and sick Headaches.
u = Cured ia from three 20 t'rslty nt'h5e9. III
Iauenes Man Beast, all kinds Of Sores, Frckes and HUI
mor Cramps and Cole Pains OF every description cease IN
Prices 50 cts., 81 and 50 per Bottle.
II is The only real HAIR INVlGORATOR that will make the
hair grow when everything else falls clean the head white and
free from DANDRTFF I'm ten ninutis, II shiny glossy iet
wonderful Oil perfectly harmless no burning or bis
erng with other lotions and lnimentsi II Is plea
SAINT to ae cOnquers 6e soothing and healing severe burn
or scald in five minutes. - -,
miraculous cures have been performed By it all over the land
Use everything else, then give this Oil one trial. and you VIII
convinced. INDECENT persons unable 70 purchase poue
shall have it free, -. -, . .
Fnd suffer no longer for bottle Of Haskels Electric
OIL Consultation and advice given gratis at the Depot No 6
severely afflicted with Acute Rheumatism COntrae
op OF the muscles should try the metropolitan Bath Be par
tcular about directions accompanying each bottle No ped
Iers Only respectable druggists and country
Merchant are agents, who have large hthOgraph eerhe
's''u y ' Be1sars Of Cou7terfsitsI
Fvsru bottle has professor IIaskelrs Electric Oil" blown
the side and edges Of glass; and the envelope has his portrait
and signature, 20 counterfeit which is forgery.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPOT.
No. IS PiRa StFsst, AttHt Louis, Missouri.
Druggists and Merchants supplied at Wholesale liberal
terms Druggists ard Merchants desiring supply Of this PoPu-
lar ard wonderful remedy by calling in person. addressing By
letter Prof HASKELL 63 Pine Street. 81 Louis, will have their
orders promptly Allied and forwarded.
Terms Cash s4 IS SIG per dozen. It elegantly put
up securely packed, and variety o. superb Lhogs Tins
Bills &C. furnished eratousy Send in your ordersi you
will find teures and raYs., .-- - !. -
| yJ0. G. PRO" marhGSB.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

slHE GAIETy. -Miss JosEs performed to very
good house last night and before the conclusion Of
the piece, met with the greatest applause.
Il is needless TO say that Mr.. CRIsP performed
me part Of Claude Mepotte we'll He never fails in
any thing be undertakes.
The play tonight, is sybil, in which we believe
Miss JONES has made her greatest reputation. The
piece is founded incidents which occurred in
Kentucky several years ago. and which created the
greatest excitement al the time. Her repsssenta>
tion atGaeted immense crowds in Louisville, and we
suppose she Willhave crowded house here tonight.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

We are happy to inform our juvenile riends that
notwithstanding our hOnOred City Fathers have
seen ct topass law prohibiting the Of fireworks
on Christmas day in the city limits they yet may en-
Joy themselves in the old way. Our enterprising
fellow citizens, Messrs. Douglas, Kenney & Co.,
intend setting a free dinner at their beautiful
Springs, expressly for the children Of Nashville,
and viii also, not only alIOU but furnish works
Of ell kinds, TO be used on the grounds on that
happy and tshould be- merry day. Parents and
guardians are alsorespeetfuIly invited.
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Fnrther from NEashingten.

gAsmSGToN, Dec. % -Roase.-The military
academy bill was taken up. There was 3 spirited
discussion.
The invalid pension and West Point bills were
passed.
Norris Of Pennsylvania, gave notice Of his in.
tention to introduce a bill providing for specific
duties as a means Of increasing the revenue and sf
fording protection to labor.
Davis, Of Mississippi asked leave to offer resO-
luton authorizing the President TO take Cuba until
satifaeion is given for insults to the persons and
property of our citizens Objected to.
House Adjourned.
WAsHIyGToN, Dec % 1t is said that the Presi>
dent hearing that more flbu. lers are about leaY-
ing the country, has taken measures to stop them.
VStnate--Clay offered a resolution, which was
adopted, asking the President for the correspondence
between Mexico, Forsyth and the State Department,
to elucidate the cause Of suspension Of diplomacy
between the two Governments.
Hunter offered a resolution, which was adopted,
requesting the Post Master General to inform the
Senate what change is necessary to make that De-
parlment self sustaining. Adjourned
The Senate confirmed the Naval nominations made
Yesterday
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

SELLING OFF!
AT COST!i
SELLING OFF -!
- ~~.E-r,ugUV

AT COST!
SELLING OFF!I
AT COSTIG!!
TO CLOSE BUSINESS,
at Chiffon, ALBRIGHT Co.'S No. 10 Csadr Street.
Call and examine for yourselves the greatest IN
5roemeuts ever offered TO cash purchasers. We are
fu,v determined to close out OuTsntre stock al PT"
,,,,rn cost prior to the first Day Of January DeTt
Merchants wishing to rePlenish their STOCK vii
end IL greatly to theis advantage TO examine oui
vr;ces To those wishing to embark in the C101''s
B,s,ssss, We viii dispose of the entire STOCK good
iii and fixtures, on the most favorable and satisfac
tory terms. s.s.A..s Ill
An persons knowing themselves indebted, vii
,.ns.r 8 favor by making early payments Those
having claims will present them i0E 's''''-usN''
Noy25dtJan15s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

We had the pleasure, few days since, Of witness
ing tbs presentation Of beautiful and massive
silver goblet, through DR.. Cbeatham, to Mr.. John
Underwood, the gsrin at the Lunstio Asylum
The presentation was made by the State Agricultural
Bureau, as a complimentary premium, in addition
to the regular premiums for the best display of How
srs at che late State Fsir Those Of readers who
we're present at the fair and Witnessed the display
By Mr. Underwood at the floral hall, will join us in
The opinion that no premium awarded at the late
fair was more richly deserved
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

A gentleman, friend Of Ours) from an adjoining
county, is in the city with an extra strictly family
mulatto girl Il years old, an elegant nurse, good
seamsress, and extra washer and irOner, offers
to sell her TO good home, warranted all right and
sold from cOmpulsion only-esll at this oihce imme
diately. IdIwl
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BROWNLOE & PRIMES NEW wORKff
Ought American Slavery to BE- Psrpetuaa-lg
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hsldsf Philadelphia, September, Isss.
Lena RiEen'-hy Mary Holmes: author Of arsnpssi a.
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The Hunters Feaat Conversions around he Cp F,
The Co1rship OF Miles s4nd.sl, aud other Posss- If.,
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Eeetron' CT the Franks the Modern Pack; r,lrpb,
Epic Tor he Times.
Two MILLION Poen-sy the autfor At sNoGhirr % Ec.r'
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through Chattanooga Tons for the cotton regions
Of the South West on the evening Of The 18th inst
The Chattanooga Representatives says the emigration
Of Africans from the old to the new States through
that place is very large, The average is from six
to eight hundred per week.
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LoUIsvLLE, Dec % The steamer Peter Telou,
from Louisville 10 New Orleans sunk st Greapvine,
Mi s;ssipp It is believed TO lives we're lot. Her
cargo is partially insured here.
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INV York, Dec 2s.--Ths Steamship Black War
rior arrived yesterday
Douglas stopped at Havana.
The Spanish Mexican Embroglio has been set
tied. CARA refunded the money ebtsiaed By forced
loans.
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INDIANA Senatorial Election

ISDIAKAPo.Is, Dec. q The Legislature elected
Henry S. Lane and VIM NJ McCarty. United States
Senators in The place of Bright and Fitch.
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Among the patents issued from the Patent Office
Of the United States during the week ending the
IAN inst. was one to Geo. ". Grader and Benz. F.
Csvsn. q Memphis, for Improved steam and water
slsrm gEage for steam Tiers; and one to R. ".
NEG Lyle W. j. Aston and Lorenzo W. True, Of
Williamson county, for improved folding chairs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

SACRED CoScEET.-Our music loving readers van
not forgetthe concert to be gv,n ct the First Pres
5ytefiaa Church tO-night In addition to the usual
instruuental music on suth occasions, The splendid
organ Of the church viii Be brought into service,
ths aEeet Of which viii be grand indeed
Tickets can be had at The Music stores sna 81 me
door
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-23

The Rev R. B MoMullen, who has been pastor
or the First Presbyterian Church in Knoxville for
wears, has resigned hat position, and accepted the
Presidency Of stewavt College at ClarksvilIs.
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TACTIC Ia ifoad OOllgeaiion.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 22-The Pacific Railroad
Convention met at G.os;iook- President MtIton ar
rived and addressed the Convention. The Stoek>
lsOlders are paying up.
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Sailed.


NEW YcsK, Dec. 22.-The steamer Persia sailed
to-day with $675, coo specie.
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!. The Rev. NJ Hinsmsn. late pastor Of the Baptist
Church at Knoxville, has accepted the Presidency
oi Messy Greek College in Jefferson county.