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The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23
A WESTERN s1MrLE.--A Western college

A WESTERN SIMILE.-A Western college
professor thus illustrates" an important
branch of young lady's education
Besides this, there is the piano, where
the fingers are compelled to travel more in
one day than the feet do in one term and
the mind must be kept on the stretch over
spider music till the reason reels
and the brain swims, and the notes on tbs
page before her carry no more idea to the
mind than so many tadpoles trying to climb
Ouer a .ffve-6drred rail fence
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23
JOB PRINTING.

The Office of TIE KASzAs News is furnished
with complete assortment of the newest STYLES
of Type, Borders, Flourishes, Cuts, Cards. Fancy
Papers, Colored Inks. Bronze, &c., enabling the
proprietor 70 print CIRcULARs CARDS, CERTIFICATES
OF STooK, DEEDS, PosrERs, and all other kinds of
JoB PRINTING, in manner Unsurpassed in the
country. Particular attention paid to printing
all kinds of Blanks. Orders for Sork promptly
attended to when accompanied with Casa. "Ei:
cELsIoR" is our motto.
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23

1t is said that one of the editors of the
Lewisburg (Pa. aCArosiele. soon after he
went to learn the printing business, went to
see preachers daughter. The next time
he went to meeting be was considerably as
tonished at hearing the minister announce
as his text, my daughter is grievously
tormented with deUI 7"
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23

An Administration paper is to be started
in Chicago, of which DR.. Lieb is to be the
editor. Douglas organ, the Times, is to be
thrown overheard for advocating the right
of the people of Kanzas to settle their do
mestic institutions in their own way.
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23
AS MUcH IF NOT MORE KIN THAN KIND

The Cincinnati Gazette says:
''The viii of the late Geo. W. P. Gusts,
who resided near Washington City. provided
that alt his slaves, on his different planta-
tons, be set free within the next FIVE years,
leaving 1t to his executors to provide the ne
cessary funds from his estate 10 remove
them from Virginia. There are about three
hundred OF them. We are glad to record
this instance of paternal regard In the late
Mr.. Custis.''
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23

For half a century, it is said, no boat
nor ship has passed Mount Vernon, where
lies the illustrieus dead, without tolling the
bell while passing the sacred shades.
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23

If you wish to be truly polite. exhibit
real kindness IN the kindest manner. Do
this, and you viii pass st par in any soci-
ETY. without studying the rules of etiquette
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23

''There is no place like home." says the
poet. Just so unless It's the home of the
girl you're after.
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23

A clergyman at Cincinnati has sued q
druggist of that city for SIC, 700 danages
for making up for him wrong prescrip-
ton, which has seriously affected his voice.
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23
Western Texas.

We observe in circulation from time to
time, paragraphs from the newspapers of
New Orleans and of Texas, to the effect
that there is probability, or .'danger'' as
they express it, that Western Texas will
become free State.
Ii Is noticeable that the newspapers which
speak In this way are invariably American"
IN their politics, and that they make the al
legged danger to Slavery in Western Texas,
from the presence of the Germans, the ba,
sis of an attack upon the Democrats, whom
they charge with being the special patrons
OF immigration and foreigners. The parti-
san object which. these newspapers have in
view, seems to deprive their speculations
and opinions of any special authority. The
facts which they give, so far as they are au-
thentlc, are, of course, entitled to more at
tention
The matter really involves two questions.
First. Would new State, with the limits
commonly assigned to Western Texas, be
likely to retain Negro Slavery as one of its
legally established institutions? Second: Is
Slavery likely to extend, as an institution
existing in fact as well as in law, over the
region Immediately upon the Rio Grande?
The most recent and most reliable author
ity upon the subject is Mr. Olmstead's book
upon Texas, published during the current
year, from which we gather the following
information as to the progress of Slavery in
the several divisions of that interesting and
important State.
Northeastern Texas, having its business
relations with the Mississippi through the
Red river, had population in 1850 of co.
600, one quarter of them slaves. January
1, 1857, the population was $4,000, TWEEN
ty-two per cent. being slaves.
Eastern Texas had a population, January
1, 1857, of 10000, thirty-six per cent. be-
ing slaves.
Central Texas had population in 1850
of 81 900, thirty-six per cent. being slaves
January /, 1857, it had population of 122, !
600, thirty per cent. being slaves.
Northwestern Texas is substantially un-
inhabited. Western Texas (west of the
COlorado) had in 1850 population of Al, i
600, of whom 1000 were slaves. January
1, 1857, its population was as follows;
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23

Mrs. Cunningham. of bogus baby noto.
riety, and her daughter, are said to be IN
Paris.
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23

The latest census of Oregon exhibits q
remarkable disparity of the sexes. While
the males number &c, 900, there areonly l6,-
900 females.
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23

Small talk is the small change of life
there is no getting on without it.
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23

Bustle is not industry. any more than
impudence is courage,
The Kanzas news., 1858-01-23

ROLL OF THE COUNCIL.
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LANDERTH'S
Fresh Garden Seeds ?

WE have received our supply of FRRSH GARDEN
obEDS 10 which we invite the attention Of GaTdners
. @ we have on hand and for t8la by the guam
Llys Fea beans, Onion Sets, Beet Seed TuTuiD Seed
Farsnp Seed aaddsh Seed, Cabbage Seed Celery Seed
80 sc. AZ Of Wleh We VIII sell low for Cash,
Our friends would do wen leave their orders soon, as
HlSy S5e soihg on lasI' DEAOFILLE 81 BELL,
jan No Is Cherry STett.
PEARL PAINTING,
For Signs, Cards, and Mantel Ornaments.
MI hs' & r DUKE, from ClaTksve, having recently ar
~ rEed In vile, most respectfully begs leave call
ne tention OF the citizens TO her svie Painting
adapted for signs, Cards, and Pant naments
MS u has brought with her several upeor artists aad in
ho making Nashville her permaneu residence where she
prepared 10 receive orders from all parts the Slale-
ePeelmen OF this style ofpanIng be her studio
a Ca mbell'a Block Union street. ian no '5s-tf
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

AE5GOLRICK & BURNS are opening at their es
WI tablishment, No 50, next door 10 M
Powers Clothing store, general assortment Of Connection
cries, which they intend selling very reasonable ters and
trust by their attention business 10 induce the puOc 10
extend to them abera share Of patronage Among The lead
articles now hand and which they VIII be receiving
are the following, viz:
Candies, Of every variety; Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese
Fruits, Of every kind; BraHdiesS Wines, best BIRDS
Pickles, assorted COrdlals, OF every variety;
Picked Oysters q Sardines; Ale and Porter,
Shad and Salmon; Fine Cigars.
With variety OF articles not herein enumerated.
In connection with their Confectionery, they invite the al
tentiOn OF the public their Bakery, from which dali.
supply of fresh Bread Cakes and Pastery be had Par
ties will be made TO order and carefully sent 70 any paH
Ofthecity.
Having peTmaneJy ocsted here, we course, Wshto b
PatrOnized Literally the end intend selling on good
terms, and by demeanOr commend ourselves TO the
kind notice Of generous public We respectfully invite
Country Dealers, no line OF tade1 to give us
call before purchasing elsewhere. - -
apTil4-f McGOLRICk & BURNS.
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NUMBER "a.
Lindsey,s Aaversissmsnts
For Sale

A HANDSOME country residence, on ihs Dirsinson cr
- Branch hOulsville turnpike y mea iron Nasnvia
lie place contains 5 acEsb o. ground, acres hh Ia
woodland. The dwelling is neal lTame boa Win our
rooms kitchen an servants roous and out houses OF ever
vind very on ne place thsr- i .vsr
ailiug supply Of water For terms Whlch ausbIs %
th g umes5 apply 70
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EDGHETELD-

am now 0n5uAg pTCas slluas three lots I'm
Edg51eds JUS beyond uunsUu's store. Ine r0uI
cdch ~ lection tn5 IaaLH IurnpEs f5 deep
VIA street tu NE luey mex
uaush0io supply OF BEessag wafer, ace Iua rapidy
IMPROVING uelsnbora.od. Apply
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THAT convenient frame tWslIng oE the FrauEuu Tarn-
plhs nuarLhv lrai tu Uat5 occupied o. A Na.
'al pDeilf ESQ Inc house contains four Uesa-s
icueu servants rooms taIrJy acres fErouur
attached ouliaDie fuuLGrs procured Oh Ls llnt
ON IoasunaB5 ssrs desired. Possession gwen sdl.
auy. Apply 70
A.. Y s. TTVU-TEv
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Ten Years Credit

HAVE several handsome iu lIapo slreeJ, uear the
1uisersily1 which viii sell On years aL lar
pnces provided the nteTssI s paid Iag. u llag
"uG Is Ong enough N agree uOt OCal yT Me 7rHcIpal
IS long as sne interests promptly paid.
APPg 70
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a coon DWELLING

ClIUATED on Cnerry street., near -ug0l's aa Be- nov
- ObsrBd sale. The lot lees, lruuL by L-u The
house DucK containing All Inc hJlss and
JJ offered less thzn Gel OF Lhs Guiding.
APpyt0
declO BaP Az S LINDsLBY
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"a Neat sman DWelling

EO4l SAFE
At offering IOT sale neal dwelling on COLLEGE Street
Ja-L Deyuuu lu Alruica. college. Iug House brIcs
eoutiHs good rooms clsterls &C, s5ld aI
-ruas Jlrsslu. t0I lzrua app.J 20
nov a A LINUsLlY
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CIGAR EIanmfacforr.

H'HB unt sF-guet are very eXlcuss-y engaged fu
the manufacture Of al. Eilds 0f gas AID are enabled
70 compete successfully With any Of the Eastern css Uu5
Oi our hr VINO has charge Of this Departments OF BUSH
less5 being practical Cigar MAKER customers nav
rely upon gslg such goods give slslscons
Lnc WllCl we viii gulraIae iu every instance Ws can
assure friends and customers that masuE u5
cigars IS ever came from havana: i'm port direct from
here the finest Tobacco, thereby saving considerable Ju
80 are enabled % sell Cigars Whsu made
rates lan any llg like sue article could impJrad
lhsI Why not
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUsTRYF
call and examine Tor yourselves al LYONS & CO..
Iaulj-u. so. n, PlJlG 5quaas
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EIarshal1s eIotice.

I n y
Cumberland.
B. DufHed and others, vs.. same.
T)8 virtue OF warrant IfsIod from the District Court OF
ID the United i1 aud The d. strict Of M fIa Ten
uessse ugHBd causes. u Jesse g. Clements
lIursnal 0r lBs srct do hereby 1u8ca0u as
required by order end cs all prsO1s iu EenHa Who
1lVe or Dr8J nd 10 have auy right title the
seamDoa. Cumo5Iaud lsr beats aCko appl-s, and
uiture, aud any WOOD supplies other mIera board
said steamboat appear before the Judge Of the said
District Court, Court Iuths cao1I Nashville
Of March next, 20 b. court ias, on
day following ten O'Clock, iu the urenDru
here unto he uUellanls or c1lIrIc
civil and maritime, urthrr do receive This
behalf justice shall aypsralu This 2in dag of Feh
I-5-. j. b. CLEH HbNIS,
fs025 NGrshaI for the District of Mid Tenn.
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Is Cedar stree t!
Bank Of COmlmerCe.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. I2, 1857.
NHb stockholders Of this Bank have placed the assets in
the hands Of frutee for Inc purpose Of winding up;
those Indebted 70 the BaHk will please call pay up
Ihei Indebtedness falls due. The holders VIII please
SEND In our notes as early possible and
me notes OF the Bank Of Tennessee The indVd
its IN this Bank have been hanied Eefeby
edge my individual LIABILITY for hem and the money is
ready when called for.
dee l3-tf JOHN D. JAMES.
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.


" "
BALTIMORE, 28 HOUkSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED IHROUGHI
ME ONLY ROUTE Dy which through tickets TO Wash.
i lngtOn be procured, to which point well &C
5atOre 1t is tns Shortest most drecI and II every
sDect the most reliable route 1t Is the only route by which
purchasers OF Through kets 10 New ork are enabled
- reach cities Of BALTIMORE, Philadelphia and Nea
tork the cost Of Ticket New Ork only, en-.
0ng business Men and Travellers tor pleasure or ntOr
aO1 70 Vslt tJur OF the principal cities IN The Union tO
sss cost than Can be atOrued BY any other route.
aud II the only route by winch through Tickets car
q bad 10 hIchuoad Norfolk, WInCnester Frederic
and IetersDurg, Va, Charleston savannah, Macon Al
anita, augusta, BsrEley springs ana Bedford Spu1gs.
Passengers IRON NASHVILLE take ths stage coaches Of
-aILer q Thomas, steamers the Cum Upsriand river
% LO9IsvILLB connecting there win the Ungsd oaLss
dR- steamers 70 Cincinnati, or with the Je1eI50u7e
zalr0ad 10 Indianapolis tnd make direct connection o.,
Columbus ONO TILl the Central ONO Aalrgad 10 heel
lg whence close connection WIKI the Baltimore GnC ONO
Slatryad made 10 Washington CIty, Baltimore, PhIa
dc pha ana New YORK,
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
5ls transferred at Cairo to Of the Illinois
-guIrEl Railroad, IRON thence passing through Terre
euIs, Indianapolis Dayton and Aenla TO Columbus Three
ally Trans leave Columbus, ~ 10 A. NJ 500 Z, n. and
u z. "a.
travellers are requested to notice that whi,s this a
us "a sOUs sH1rdng Through Tickets al the Eastern
lga - Ice same charged by other routes 20 AsD
l IN is also the shortest, speedy and direct
. Oil lat leading POIatsIu the Last The distance from
gaMgus 20 30 umogeIs only 576 miles, being about lul
ls shorter OrE, than By any OtnerrUuts There
re Hs changes OF cars By E0uJg, and consequently
=as detention J-al b. any oLaer.
- ths rU4l 84L-sggd with broken stone and is
5lIfs.7 free from dust
EyrlarIer. Information, please a2glyt0 D. G. EJ2SEI
-Eent Nashville, Tenn.
Tor Ia 5uga tickets apply in louisville as the ocs OF
dc u, s. Nal steamers, at tie Jeders0n7ile EalrUad
.uCe, L a.n street WM. s. NJODSIDz,
Master Transportation B.. g u, 2. p
JOIN 4. bHAhP, General Western agent
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Wanted,

COUNTRT Jeans L.Hslgr solsa Feathers Wax, Ginseng
Il &C, exchange for goods.
uovs AL. .DUECAE s 90
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PENNSYLVANIA RA1LROAD.


1
E'aE GrsalCsutral Kou1e oonueGlng the AEantcoills
4 WI1AN eEtero, northwestern, ana Southwestern sAtet
oy continuous Railway direct. Ahs road also 5Onnsc
II ti-.acUrg with daily line OF Steamers 70 Gil poris OF
ho Wessrn kiTers and Et Cleveland and SandusEy viii
Steamers to al ports the Northwestern Lakes making
she most trecs chsIpes and reliable DJ Wnlca
tkElGHI can be forwarded TO and from the GrsE5 Hsst
hates between Philadelphia and Pittsbarg.
slSSI GAAo8.--b9Ots, Shoes Dry Goods 90, ,,, q,
tin 5ozss,) turs, Feathers, &o..... 'o' pcs -V''-
3E0UED CLASS.-Ecoks sd Stationery,
Dry Goods On bales,l HardWare, Lsa- }75c per lOJ2
tlerB &c.-... -...-...ss.-.ss-..
EilsD UlzASS.-Anvils, ,BGgginz, Bacon, ~
sac Pork in bulk hemp, Ao.-..... Ooo P0i 100E
FODa1H CLASS--C0hse, Fish, Bacon, 70 800,
and Pork (packed) Lard nd Lard OIL 90 Pst l''I
Elour-$ 0O, per bbLuntl further nOtes.
Urgiu-45 Cts. per 100 l5s until further aoties.
CotOn-s2 per Dls, interesting 500 lbs. .wsigAt unh
.uriler notice,
~ In shipping Goods any point East Of Phils
ieiDhis be particular 10 mari package Ga PhadslDba
Ra5lrOas" All Goods consigned 70 the Agents Of this
Aoad 81 Phadepha or Pttsourg viii be forwarded with
)TI dsEention
FEEIsHT AsHEgs-Harris, Wormsy 4 Co., ksmphis
tennessee; i. f. sass Co.. 81. Louis; j. S. Mitchell
Son. Evansville, lndGns Dumosuil Bsliand Murdoch, and
Carter JeWett, Louisville, ky B. &. heldrum, Madison,
indiana; Spugman BrOTu and Irwin Co, Cincinnati
\. W. Graham 3 Co.. GAINESVILLE, Ohi0, Lesch Co., no
FORK MOL William street. and Nos Batlgrk Place, New
York; E.J Enssder PEiladslphBi AagraH Moons, Bal
in0rs; Gee. T. trancisCgs, fILig5urg
IL. b. HOUSTON, GaasrgL frs5gds Agsat, Phsla
a. J. LOMBAhhT, oupt Alt00HG, tg.
dec 5. '7.--t
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nov Is YOUR CHANCt. ,

O purchase t14s valuable l0I lu dEeds d. on The ft
u ur Turnpike, adjoining the residence % Nr - = a.
Ahd tot lfuiL uy lest, ~ feet deep and within
uLes Haik oi Tie fu1he square. good purcaass. . no
alshes W I'm pfosetn property any lauE.l VIII
gTe1 % me purchase nOasy dssirss I nav
remain on bond aAd mortgage iorlsu ysars, u ul5sired
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SaELBY IaO1J.WORKs
AND
CaF-WheeI Mandatory,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFIELD TENNESSEE.

RNTHITCOMB, & LEIGO., Founder and Machine
w ISIS, respectfully give notice that their extensive
Foundry, Machine shop, and FOrges completed
asd unsuccessful oPeatUn and that they prepared
execute orders for heavy and light castings, Intending
CAR WHEELS OF THE MOST IMPROVED
PATTERNS.
In this department, thorough knowledge and long exps
rlence enable US 20 challenge com petition. Also,
CAST-IHON HOUSE FRONTS
OF the most improved Pattens plain futed
tai columns Water Pipes OF all sizes, RstOrts for Gas
WORKS. and other esta0lishmens wneTe required Steam
Engines, saw 1ls Flour Mills, &c, made promptly TO
order and OF the best material. Particular attention given
to repairing machinery Eg low prices liberal terms.
OUR SMITH WORKS
VIII be Of the most extensive charaeterj Saw Mil work
SuTups, Dogs, Ptmau-l Irons, Saw CFankE Bolts all
kinds uI Ml Irons made on the shortest notice.
As practical mechanics, wishing establish a
permanent business will be pay particular at
teuuun 10 all orders new, repairing old machinery
All require tral, and confident Of being pa
trOuZsd.
N. BWe have hand at present large assortment Of
Fire Bars for Steam Engines.
WHTTCOMB & LEGO.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. (, Isj7-tE
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For Sale.

E'hAt valuable IIsIaess r. Of Street rf19r
4 ing uLs NaTeluusg Of a. Hauu J0u nov 0e-Hu.sf 1-
LolzJ cloaug slJrs5 Of stands H ss cay
"ruuy Eslall ssiaO.- -suIusaE EEiCs very mOdsrI.
Apply
nov "A A y LINDSEY
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hAFh DWeing House and 40. Tor sale near tho Pab-
hc square which 1 VIII aks Inc A5tss 1- sH of t1s
Free 31nks OF IeElosse8.
NOW ls s1o TINE Tor euer1rsnE merrhaut 30 pr1-
cure good home, us viii give q rsssouaBIs ls gihn
when ne can water cAlIc07 OE u0sez Apglg b.
sepLSu "A 81 LIgII-HET.
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Neat Country Residence

AM Offering Tor sale snl4.i .raes s miles from
cIty, The NOl5u5vIl5 turnpike contain l.
lcTes- Tue rssdaucs Eeal Coas, Ei.l tour rlo5- s. a
d8U0is kIcheu double negro cabin, stable, dc Wal 8s
sOId low Apply 20
dec Iu Rap z q Lrgn1r uv
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sale OF steamboat

IBY virtue of an o-dsrof sale rom tIs District Court Of
ID n- United at Nashville, DO the case OF "A. M.
bert "a others Steamboat lum1-riaud will
% .as sr dag OF March 1850 board steam llat
zJts Cs. Ehar proceed 60 sell a. public vaIdIe, said
-rsaub.at Cumberland h6r bOa.s t4Gsls, apparel ard
rru rure. and ADJ v13i, supplies and l-l-r uaarl 10 on
Esr highest bidder. The purer1-sr l be
egIrred pay eighteen h4udrsd dIers u cash, and 70
zissuolgs ai-h good s-gIr pas abe iu b4 70
Ile tIras equal lu-tlusuls three, six anu a.ue
months, respectively. lHI# 9th DAY 0F FEB. I-5-
j. b. CLEMENTS. u s.. llarshaT
Fbs5 Tor Inc sIifdIs u-.rf.t gf T.1r
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Guns : Guns :


VNTB have large assortment Of Shot Guns Double or
w Single Barrel embracing great variety.
lV MACY d HAMILTON.
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EOr EAeut or Lease.

'THAI convenient residence on Jhe Frluklu Turnpike al
- present occupied 0y Mr.. Fellows. 10 contains ga r111s
besides kitchens servants ruJms &C. ABOUT arss
Of ground attached 10 would leased 90 -1Hf tenant
Tor term Of years DO desired. Apply 10
nov lo A. " s. LINUsLsV.
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IHB undersigned hereby most respectfully recommend
late partner the public and hopes ne will receive
Iberal share OF patronage.
mays-dU A. MITCHELL.
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Fisher, Wheless & Co.
Bonds and Stocks For S
OLD SHERRY AND MADEIRA WINES AND
NTrNnRVES.

DETER HARMONY NEPHEWS old Pale Sherry; lmPe-
nal Pale sherry Opeys old POTij Sandermans F0rt
Burgundy Port; lYanhOe Mgdeira ten cases Hungarian
ay LahEte ClsreE Hauusten Careg ten cases Congress
Water and AO9OO Superior london Cigars various brands
Gpr23 HOLLISIER q CARTER.
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LolaGco E-lanlEactoEV
" MEREDITH,

"a d As College ST lEhIs
TAS ready Factory, $40 boxes of Man
II ufac-Irsd Tobacco boxes 20, and 100 and "A
pounds eacl, OF the trade l.um Is
cents per pounds; all which viii sell at wholesale TO
the De, Et prices that cannot fail 10 please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco, requested
10 cali and examine for themselves. Also
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS.
On commission, be sold by thousand, less
qnce than ever sold in this city before.
ROLLE TWIST AND GBI TOBACCO in great variety
al var I0ug I}--ff
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-AIUABLE LAND NEAH NASHVILLE

AZ authorised to sell ana make COmpats titles to the
IraCs Of Land upon which the late n. T.. alksr re-
zded and the lot upon which tle Blacksmith Shop is sta
ated the slaves and stock the place. The place
situated the GalatIu turnpike, uerssceu by
the Nashville and Louisville HIrosd Is near enough o
Aasa lille to make It convenient country residence for
persons doing business IN the city has ss fine 5DTnga
here u the State and is susceptible Of divisions into
ing situations fronlng the turnpike OF rarosd en- au
lh0rs=d sell the entire Tract u body or IN parcels
aud on such Grsat as may deem eIpsdent. I shall be
the place during the rs aud second weeks Of hOTsm
Der next and will receive proposals Tor the purchase a.
Vas SAFE OF ali any oil the Eb07e named real and ger
s0nsI property 10 the time any person desiring tC
s1a1ue the property do SO By calling Mrs Agnes
Walker the place, and proposals TO purchase can be
made 70 John Taylor Mathew Allen the place
addressed TO me at Trenton Gibson county, Tenn.
sgus2A-tT Samuel, WILLIAMS Vrf1sfas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-11
FINE TOBACCO.

ITE have been appointed Sole AEezls Of Ezs1vfI5 Tor
W t1e sale OF James IuJmas j., tol Richmond, Va
Celebrated Manufactured IL JacCU.
JUS received 2UO BOXES OF me following branFs viz
IE Ill OF CPEIIK,
hgBE TWIST,
GIIkON,
NECTAR LEAF.
BUTTER yF SPO NGE CAKE
Which viii sell Manufacturers Drfcss frr r7rF
tc8 l6 CARTkR. Mex EV a
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The subscriber has on hand the largest and estassortmeH
{ Ma RBLE and MARB LIZ WORK offered lu the city
which particularly invites the attention OF the public
He is prepared 20 a Jobs in his line in the best s
{ the arl and a short notice. JAMES SLOAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-11
Free Banks

hAFh Tor sale large amount OF proper i wbIch wiz
sen Tor Aotes ol The BANK Of Nashville, or certified
checks cn Al the Pnces that nave alays ssad or
8 he properly. ssptzg " LiNDsLsVf