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HIOULTON l. REED,
Wholesale &FOcePs,
FORWARDING AND CO1l1SSIOH kERcHABZS,
AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. BACON, LARD
FLOUR, FEATHERS, &c, &c
NO. - BR0ADW4K, EASHVZLLE, TENKESSEE.
~ Country produce in exchange at The highest prices
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re Ticket Odica o. II the PASSENGER nenrt
soaf before the starting Of each Train, which Me- .t
Cor the purchass 81 Tickets 10 6 opcu sl. lag
lzy. Passengers the Easern cities lelre cn 81
Train, which connects throughout with Trains
Tire ficinond 81 hours u ashn1t1u i1yss
two AID half and New YORK th1ee days This
and Best route from Nashville % t1e East.
New Orleans plsseEgrTs leave ls23o ?. n. Train, t7
Memphis tine connect for New Orleans. the
the nexi day, and 60 through without detention At N
Thcse Mc1nuVille. Sparta and Re1ra1l SrTt.
Nashvllaoa 22o p. n. Train which Directs ll-
ahoa vita the Tram for aclnnve. Persons leaf Ne
Miunvilie IN the morning arrive at NASHVILLE 81 $50 p D.
At Nashville thsrs az boats which iesTs daily Cor suii,
with heats fer didsrent phases TIE 0ho a
ssspQ vsrs also, daily line Of stas 1E Loagle elg
very morning O the arrival Of lhs night exr-ess.
b his change Of schedule, Tam lr1a Memphis connets
direct az sisyenso1 Eh and down day Trans t-n9 -
DELAY 70 Nashville i and one hr p lci
over The former Schedule IN g0ins Memphis iron Nilie
O. l. ANDERSON.
julyIO, Isss ura General Tiesst sgssi. .
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THE OLD ESTABLISHED STAND.
READY MADE CLOTH N u ,
AND
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
Nj. sULZBACHER
No. SO, Market street, NsahvilIe

No. So, Market Street, Nashville,
TyAKEs great pleasure in informing his friends patrons and
the public generally, that he is still to be found at his old
stand with large assOrmentof
Fine and Common Ready-Made Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, DC,
AIso choice selection Goods consisting in part OF Fine
Cloths Cassmeres every description, Silk and Velvet Iestngs
In addition to the be found at the same places the
celebrated cutter PEIFFER, who will always be on hand TO give
those fsyorng with call beautiful fit Clothing made TO
order and Tailoring work done in manner to give satisfaction
b As regards the price the quality The subscriber takes
This method rendering his thanks 10 his customers Tor e pat
ronage % continuance Of he same and requests tepuO
liz call aud examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
All persons the subscriber will please settle the same
soon As possible business must be settled up and much
further indul gence cannot be allowed. ioctSS-u
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as EDBAGG a4tEA44Es
FFEs fends and the trade, the largest and best
lsssn Of Braaiss CHS, RUNS pcrts, 3isias, Sheries
cbanpagnas, bou Nashville, consisting Of the ioE
lowing brands
COGNAc BRANDTES.
Jrles, Robins & Co.'S Pale, in =, X ard < Pipes;
0tari, Dupuy & Co.'s dc do do do
Castllon Fine ohampagne, in 4 pipes only;
Laferiers Pale, IN ~ = and = pipes.
La ROCHELLE BRANDIES.
Pelltvolsn, Pale and Dark, in = pipes;
Rasteau Go do do DO
Alexandrs seigneii.e, Dark, in 4, \ and 4 pipes.
HOLLAND GINS.
Medor seTon in pipes;
Grape Leaf, in s pipes
Anchor il pipes.
RUNS.
Jamaica, very old;
St. Crox, New Crop.
WINES.
DUFF Gordon Sherry;
Golden Cluster Madeira;
Pure Juice old 0porfo Port
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, deg and sweet.
oHAMPAGNES.
Charles Heidsick, quarts and pints,
Creme Of Sllery, quarts and pintsi
Hector ClequaTt and Fis, quarts and pints;
Grown Brand, do do
Lyon dc do Dc
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY
CArrAL 100000, ALL PAID IN AND SECURED.
TyHIs Company being fuzzy organized according to Charter
write Policies against Loss or Damage oy e'
on Budng Goods, Wares, Merchandise generally Also
on pments against Loss Damage by sea- RIVERS or 4nd
TRANSPORTATION on the favorable terms.
LIFE AND NEGRO POLICIES ISSUED Al CURREST RATES
Office No. 30, Corner Of Square and Cedar Street.
DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER FALL, ". 7. BERRY,
ANTHONY W YANLEER, JhMES WOODS
JOHN iURKMAN, JOHN H. EMlN3
HENRY HART. IL R. c. MNAIRY,
mos W. EVANS. HUGH McCRAE,
WESLEY GREENFIEID.
ALEXANDER FALL, President.
JAMES WALKER Secretary. aPrll3-y
PAINTING ESTABLESHMENT.
nUFLHERS, HOUSEMOLRERS, &C., are re-
3 quesed notice that the undersigned having made
he necessary arrangements Secured the services Of competent
wornen, prepared take LARGE CONTRACTs,in the Ike
of vocoton, all its various branches In the department. Of
HOUSE PAINTING,
M subscriber is prepared to execute the greatest pronpness
All contr however large may rendered, in style and
upon which fail to give satisfaction He also pre-
pared TO execute all manner Of
PAINTING. GRAIEIHa AND hARBLlNe.
Having department secured the services Of the most expert
and experienced artists
The would request persons having WorA IN ms line &c
give him a call before making final arrangements
r. 7. FLEMING,
marchs-dh No 81, Union St. between Cherry and Summer
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR DO HWE q CO.,
Have just opened at their stand
NO. Union street,
A complete stock Of FAN and Winter
DUESS AND EIANTILLA TRIMMINGS
COMPRISING full assortment of plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons Gallons, Fnnges, Bugie Gnps, Grape trimmings
I1ts Buttons Brads Buge Buttons, , &c all OF Wnc are
e and the that could be sO in the Eastern Markets
TstOck Of:
TeDhin MerinO and Shetland WeOls
Grad Baids and Silks Crochet Embroidery and spool
ottous as well any material for Knitting Netting En-
rery and Crochet complete, and larger IN variety an
quantity than ever. We also continue to manufacture
PRINCES, TasseIs, Buttons COrsoss &c's
To orer as usual and will ty to suit all and everybody
sepl2-H
URON--2OO TONS.--We have large and well assorted
stk amongst which sizes OF large round ana
SNARE Ne particularly the attention Of buyers as We
ale TERRAsS BROTHERS.
m 80 and IS Broad st.
Just Received.
TIERCEs fresh South Carolina Rice. 20 bbs crushed
and powdered Sugar, and for sale by ~
sep25 HUH MoChEA & w.
Special Notice.
Hart Maerea Co.'S Books be found at the Warehose
Edwards Gkeon Of College and Church streets
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AUCTION a, COBTMEssION NOTICE.
EsEyT, SH9IELDS

TWILL continue 10 make sales for Cash only during the pres
w ent season. All made payable within three days
Liberal advances made on consguments All persons having
balances In our hands will favor By calling and receipts
for proceeds. No goods bought account.
BENJ. F.SHTELDS.
Ps-Ccuntry merchants VII please call vii keep
star.ly c. head a variety Of free goods.
sept7 d. 2 >
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A SALESMAN WANTEDs
WISH 70 esnploy an eenta aleEman In the liquor Bn
nsss Eor t5lns &C, call aeon Beaj. 2 shielde Nc e.
saia aaa.Ia. l0stll BE slaFsoA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

HTLLmAN BROS
EPOD Depot,
NO. A COLLEGE, AND a 4YD 43 1EARKET STREETS
OFFER for sale on good to cash PROMPT deserss
u 500 tons O. ther celebrated Charcoal Refined Iron;
$50 well assorted Ptts6urE Iron;
80 - Hammered Iron, intending P0W Mouds;
50 - Best Tennessee Castings;
10 % Cast, Shear, Z. & A. B. Steel
1000 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes, best brand
eco Cast, Wrought aud Steel PoE5, all sizes
200 Sets Wagon and Buggy Axes all sizes.
Also Anyil, Vices, FILES Chains, Axes, Straw Cutters &c.
100 en- s4-fT
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TERRANS REROTFTERS.

TERRASS BROTHERS,
SUCCESSORS McCrea & TerFass dealers in GRO
- CERIES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTEC
LIQUORS, No. % and IS Broad street.
IRON, &C., AT COST.
200 tons assorted Pittsbug Iron, 50 tons Castings
10 " 4" Iron Axes, q Z" Boiler Irons
500 kegs Nails, . boxes Tennessee Axes.
Wishing quit this branch Of business, viii sell in large
lots cash, small lots greatly reduced rates.
TERRASS BROTHERS.
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Vy oartnrshp heretofore existing under the style Of Gar.
Ter MCKAY 4 Co, between c. Carter, T. g. Mckay and
" O. WIgford was dissolved the ls day Of September
1910 " 1 "A c. CAKTER,
j. G. MCKAY,
W. c. WILLsFORD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

1t tie old stand Of ". H. Gordon d Co., Easlgis, Tenn
". II. GORDON Co., will continue the Factory and Mill
Agency heretofore the Warehouse being erected adj
joining the one occupied By Harris Gordon & Co.
Nashville, Nov. !, ls55.
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II AID AND RACON!--We want purchase all the
Land Grease aud will always pay the top
deo9tf H. c. FRENCH & son.
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Never fails to 10 work ht Cook spoil Jour emp q
Coffee BY f0runess, after she has placed he boc-
o the stove range.
Some three hundred Of the above CclPoL1 have been SOLD IN
Nashville.aad they warranted 90 give perfect sciion; al
isis j. WILSON. COLLEGE street,.
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SUNDRHES.
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, and
900 . Pint, halfpint and quart Fiasksi
500 - Window Glass;
100 - Tumblers:
p kegs Boiler Riyets and Nuts;
100 dozen BrOoms:
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel PlOWs;
ja0g7 TERRAss BROTHERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

TFVIOUsANDs CT tbs new C0GeePof have aeJ been aold
and the demand from an parts 81 The United States apdT
On the Increase. Wherever noduoa, Il has given Ne most
complete salisfaction.
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= WHEAT, CORN AND FLOuH q

WHREiGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, % he
articles above named, rslaesi the oilosinE rats
until further notice:
Wheat per bushe, 3 cella
Corn do, - 40
Flour per barrel, y -
Stations Nashville ard Chalanooga Road
t eruce netEeeu ~ caEe ilo
Nashville Chattanooga =d Re points Of shilea t. Caa
ssTs6-a s.eF oHAs. W. 4NDERs0S, GsaI AsI.
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DiSsOIutiOn.

take rt pleasure in reco mending the firm Of Macreger
4 snEbsad Of New Or cans, and James Banbead 4 Co.. OF
hi iTv o the patronage Of III friends OF the old hrm
vi ~ oleyi ~ 80 % iS5S n. z. ALLOWAY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28

The liabilities of MacGreger AuoWay Co., and N f. Ale
~ & Co. Ire assumed by the Concern under the urn Of
Wger Bankbead, Of New Orleans. and james Bankhead
x Co., Of Nashville, Tenn JAHfs D. Ep
RAsavILLE, Sept. %, 1853 GhOhUE AAO"A-h01A''
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The Old Dominion CoFFee-Pof

Is eost economical for u0thng being ust ~ svap0racn IN
polling one-fourth less Coffee is rsui while The beverage -
stronger, rf5re fra grant, and more delicious.
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Givesa healthy beverage and hllouaper
who had dare cols Cor years. have been aheto
drink their beverage again when made this new boiler,
without Of any Of the cid Unpleasant ccnle
quences. Its healthy the Of Condenser egupo
ration proven ard the coffee De bi long enough q
release ali the natural slemsnts Of tie berry, i ta In ust
proportion IN the beverage.
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At FKEEMAN. allIIl FElIIllAl
FRBEMAN BROTHERs'

GrOeeFS a commission meFcHauts'
DEALin Fl W. Bocoa Lard, and Produce generally, For
II eign and meEtic Liquors, Wines and CigOrs, No.
North College STIR It. Nashville, Tennessee tie Old Stand
Rvip Brothers Agents Hartsvills FIGURING Mills
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CAR-ER.
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The ola Dominion Coffee-Pot

Makes coffee than O. possible b obtain .n any ether
way because, hy INGENIOUS lat Ti TIE aouse
keeper uay boil any length 81 ts Eitcli loss o.
aroma, thus sscuall the elements Of is ee II her uatul
and proportional combinations
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-28
SCHOOL BOOKS.

TEXT ROCKS, used in the High school, Fe-
male Academy, NOung LADIES' SeHainarYs
and other schools in the CITY and Country. For sale
bp CHARLES " SMITH,
4. COLLEGE street,
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insertion. ....-..............S 81 00
For each additional Insertion, per square. so
For professional aid business cards. (includ-
ing paper) not exceeding S lines for II months.
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own immediate and regular business ; and the
business Of an advertising firm is not considered
as including that Of its individual members.
Advertisements published at irregular inter-
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w 4 couple Of young ladies who
had recently buried their father, who by
the way, was an old humorist, and had
such an aversion to marriage that he
sweuld unat allow them toenter the bonds
of matrimony however advantageous the
offer. Conversing on his character, the
eldest observed :
"He is dead at last, and now, we VIII
marry"
well, / am for rich husband. and
Mr.. G. shall be the man, said the
youngest.
"Hold, sister," said the other don't
let us be too hasty in the choice OF our
husbands-let us marry those whom the
powers above have destined for us for
our marriages are registered in heavens
book" -......ss..
"WeIl, if that's the case, the old man
will see our names in the register, and
tear out the leaves.
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NO. IL.

The LAST OF The MoGu1s.-The old
King of Delhi the last Of the Mogul
En.perorS, has been condemned by the
British authorities to be transported to
one Of the .Andaman Islands, and be
there held as q convict for the few re-
naming years Of his life. His CON-
plicity, as the nominal head Of the revolt
in India, the avowcd purpose Of which
was the restoration of the Mogu' dynasty,
and his more terrible canpIicity in the
massacrcs and t0iturcs of the British
women and children in Delhi, would
have amply justified bis condemnation
to death but it appears that Captain
Hodson, of the British army who effected
his capture under vc-y difficult circum.
stances, promised to spare his life, and
the British judicial authorities honorab'y
that promise. The Andanan
Islands are situated in the Bay of Bengal,
about half way between Cape Negra's;
and the Nicobar Islands. Their total
area is about 5000 square miles. They
are inhabited by a couple OF thousand
Malays, Of the most savage character,
and are supposed to be one of the prlnc'-
pal resorts of the pirates Of the Indian
Seas.
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SToP Elf We find the following in
the, Aorehouse Advocate, signed by
Adam Finch
Mr Editor An article appeared in
the last number of your paper, in regard
to man by the name of E. Dickens,
running away from Bastrop, and forget
ting to pay his honest debts. There is
one thing which you omitted to make
mention Of, and that is, that Dickens not
only forgot to pay his honest debts,
but he deeamped with my wife, Mrs.
Finch, and left his wife and three children
behind to shift for themselves. And the
woman, Mrs Finch, left three children,
and has gone to parts unknown.
Adam offers one cent reward and no
thanks" to any one who will take the
trouble to carry the fngitives back
He probably puts the full value on his
absent spouse, but we shouldn't like to
have her know that we thought or said
SOB. r. Adrocate.
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INVENTORS, AND MANU-
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March n, .tdm.
State Of Louisiana.
Parish of Pointe Coupee--Ninth District Court.
Felieie Lindsey
vs. NO. Isl So
Leon Labat. J -
Bertrand Fage
VS mo. lJf1.
Leon Labat
State of Louisiana.

DY VIRTUE Of and to satisfy two writs of Fl
- Fas.issued in the ADORE entitled suit and to
me directed by the HoHorable the Fourth District
Court in and for the parish and State aforesaid
IN satisfy plaintiffs demand and cost of suit.
have seized, and@Will offer at public sale at the
Court House door on
Saturday, the lst day Of Hay 1851.
at O'Clock a. M all the right, title and interest
that Tie defendant has in and to the following de-
scriI,ed property to-wit:
IA certain tract of land, measuring seventy feet
on each of the four lines, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
another lot of land, bought by Leon Labat,
bounded as follows: on tha South by the Island
road, on the West. by the land of Jean Bevin and
L. T, Rabel, on the north by the public road, on
the east by the lot of Miss Brunet, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale-Twelre months credit.
SEVERN PORCHE, Shf.
Points Coupee, moh 81, 1858. etds.
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A You've GoURMAND.-We have recent
" heon made acouaintad with facts in

| AYousG GouRNASD.-We have recent
Ily been made acquainted with facts in
relation to Juvenile of this city, whose
eating propensitics exceed even those
of Dickens's " fat boy" He is thirteen
years of age, we'll formed, and weighs
eighty pounds. Here is a bill of fare
which he entirely demolished a few days
since by way of lunch, viz 2 quarts
beef soup, 81 pounds beef, II biscuits,
and a quantity Of citron, having taken
as preparatory half pound OF rais'ns
and four greening apples. On another
occasion he devoured two large sau-
sages raw, one pound head cheese, one
pd ofscolIops, raw, and four apples before
taking his regular dinner, which he en-
ioyed as usual, By way OF ordering
lunches, he has been known to make
way with in two days, one hundred
doughnuts, fifty one cent cakes, and four
mincc-pies. A seven-pound turkey barely
supplied him for dinner. He has no
Ifondncss for tea or coffee, and never
drinks water at his meals. Unlike Dick
ens's fat boy, he is not given to somno'
lency, and has never been caught nap.
ping over mutton pic. ."-New Beaferd
Alererry
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sa- We take the following statement

~ We take the following statement
on the authority of the New York
Tribune, which is quite good authority,
except in regard to anything connected
with Kansas Constitutions, theories OF
government, morals, woman's rights,
lrec-love, spiritualisn, agrarianism,
religion generally, or politics at large,
or anything else that can be made into
a crotchct. And as we do not preceivc
that the court-martial of Gen. Twiggs
can well involve any ism at all, we
suppose that brother Greeley can give
a correct account of it:
The veteran Gen. Twigg, for alleged
contempt of the War Department, is to
be tried by court-martial at Newport
Barracks, Newport. KY. on the 10th OF
April next. The circumstances are IN
derstood 10 be briefly as follows: Cen
5Twiggs found fault with the result OF
Court of Inquiry, held on an officer OF h's
division. The War Department disap-
proved then Of Twiggs' course, censnrcd
him for it, and ordered him to publish
the censure in general order. This he
did, but adding critical comments which
are considered disrespectfal and insub-
ordinate.
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POYDRAS COLLEGE.
Parish OF Etc. Cclpee,
I0ISIAN

T7HE EXERCISES Of this Institution will
l. commence on the first Monday in February.
The course of studies will embrace all those
usually taught in the best Colleges of our eoun-
try Everything in the course which will have
practical bearing in after lte will receive partic-
ular attention so that graduates of this Institu-
ton will be prepared to enter upon the duties of
business life with practical as we'll as scien-
tific knowledge.
The long experience. and successful results
which have hitherto followed the efforts of the
present Superintendent, give him the fullest con-
fdence in assuring those who may place pupils
under his charge, that perfect satisfaction will be
given both in the advancement of the students
and the proper attention to their necessary wants
and comfort. .-.-.
None but The most competent Professors will be
employed as assistants.
The greatest facilities for imparting instruc-
structions will be provided; such as Chemical and
Philosophical apparatus and the necessary books
for Library.
The advantages for acquiring knowledge Of
the French language in this Institution are supe-
rir to those of any other in the country.
TT E II RE .
Tuition, Boarding and Washing. [per an
nam ............. s25o.oe
Tuition and half hoaders lper annum.l. 10000
Tuition in Preparatory Department, per
annurn. -................... 5U.b0
Tuition in Classical Department 1900
Entrance fee for boardsl only w 1000.
~Payments to be made half yearly in ad-
vance.
For further information address
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