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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-31
A NTW OUFSTION

The intelligent Washington correspondent Of the
New York Journal Of Commerce, makes the follow
ingvaluable and interesting suggestions:
There is much in the aspect Of affairs 10 alarm
the South in regard 10 the accumula6ng power Of
the General Government. The war against Utas,
and the ardor It'll which it is clamored for by the
mass Of the country is to the South an admonition
Of the danger attending the maintenance Of their
own domestic institutions. Slavery is denounced
with more fury at the'North than pOlygamy, and
Shareholders are held in greater adherence than
MormOus. The arms Of the Government can be
turned, by a popular hue and cry, against one as
well as against the other institution.
The South has begun to advocate a resort TO d.
rect taxation, for The support Of the Federal Gov
eminent, instead Of a tariff, which incidentally
benefits the North 20 her injury, and which, by
the facility 1t affords for raising revenue, renders
the Federal Government powerful, popular, and
entirely independent Of ana superior TO- the States
The prospect Of carrying this theory into practice
is hopeessy deferred by the present state Of things
Direct taxes would lead to an economical admins
tration Of the General Government and that is now
quite out Of the question. There are heavy def
ciencies in all the branches Of the government ser
vioe-End particularly in the Quartermaster's de-
Dariment The war debt in Oregon and Washing
ION growing out Of the Indian hOstilties in those
territories, exceeds five millions. The report and
documents in regard to that debt was called for by
the Senate to-day The deficiencies to which lreier
have not been yet reported to Congress.
But, to return to the position Of the South. II
must be apparent that the Federal Government Is
increasing in power every day, and that this power
when impeIIed, by the Northern Pree State masses,
will be used for the oppression Of the South.
should not wonder, therefore, if the rumor that
Southern Senators will oppose the Nlcaragusn
Treaty should prove 20 be true.
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LUCRATIEE BUsINESs.

The New York Tribune and its abolition associates
are beginning 90 experience some Inconvenience
from the practical operations Of their underground
railroad A recent number Of that paper says:
The rade or profession Of fugitive from slavery
has proved 30 lucrative that quite a number Of
black and unprecedented sCOundrels are prosecuting
il on speculation some Of them I'VE think in part
nership with white villains who CorrobOrate their
lies and share their gains. We very often receive
letters narrating the arrival in this that North
ern neighb5rhoCd Of an alleged fugitive, who tells
long and startling yarns about his escape from bond
age in some heroic or wonderful way, his arrival IN
this city, what vas said to aud done for him here
by so aud SO. sc much Of which happen
to know to be utterly false. One Of these black
vugab0nds has pretended in various places, to have
been a slave Of the Hon. John B. Thompson, Q. S.
Senator from Kentucky, and has sometimes added
be was left hand son or nephew of that Senator
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-31

The Works of John c. Calhoun, cOmpri-
sing his exposition Of the Constitution and GoysrnaeHi
Of the United States, Speeches Congress Reports ard
Public Letters. In SIX volumes.
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COMMERCIAT.
auEasta market, Jan. p.

COTToS-Thsre wasa very active enquiry to-day,
and prices well maintained. We quote for Good
Middliug to Middling Fair stal01, but lots Of all
cents.
The decrease in the receipts Of Cotton, as shown
by Price Currents received at this Office yesterday.
shows, by comparison, slarge difference between the
receipts up to the latest dates in 1857 and to similar
dates in 1858
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Ighat a virginian saYs.

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. sIst, 1854.
AsssrI. B. a. FdAHssiosk + Co.
GRrrLEnEE:-M James R. Ratellhe, resident OfHenri.
co county near the city Of Richmond, Va made the fol-
low Y statement 10 me:
A aegrO BOY, two years old, very scE; presumed
the cause He became much prostEted that
desnarsd o all hopes Of his recovery and as the last resort
concluded 70 try B. A. FahnestOcks Vermuge, and PuT-
chased Of 0. A. reeker. vial, Of which gave him
zpOop morning and nght for three days in contn
uston In loss thsn three hours aeF had given him the
r dose ths child commenced TO pass worms, OF G sizes
from six 10 ten inches long, the astonishing number OF
from four to dvs hundrsdaRd the boy IS now perfectly
we'll
certify with pleasure, to the truth Of the above state
ment. o A SIhhC En-
sold wholesale and retail and BY all the principal drug
gss and county merchants throughout the United States
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AN ACT
Requiring the Superintendent OF Public Schools to report
70 Recorder the Of all Scholars al the High
Schools, 81.
SIC Be it enacted by the Mayor and Aldermen Of the
Cit Of Nashville, That shall be the duty Of the SupeTn
tsndent P1bc Schools furnish the Recorder with
Of the Of all the scholars attending the tHd
Schools With the Of their parents guardians and
tbs ard they live in and the Street they live o. sometime
during OF septsmbeTin each and every year
entail list Of each additional set Olar that
be entered during the month OF February.
SEC 9 Be il enacted That hereafter no scholar shall be
admitted shall from the country and board Ia
city with any friend relation for the purpose Of
receiving bsnef 81 City Public Schools,
ceptsd that move 20 the city with legal guardian.
SEC , Be enacted That tots Act shall be in force from
and after It's passage
Parsed August27, 1857 llan26-lw
Great Bargains inReaIEstate.
[NTE are offering for sale for cash, prices suit
w the times,
IstA magnificent Building Lot OF acres, on she Gal
latin Pike, opposite Ihe residence Of Ex>GOv. Nsil S.
Brown.
End Two beautifully timbered lets Woodland street.
in Houston's addition to Edgefeld.
2rdA msnding lot fronting 100 feet Broad street,
West Nashville.
Also a number OF lots II Harding's tion.
Also number II Eve residence lois in BroWnsvlls
~ miles from the city.
We will sell great bargains and no mistake
}. L. q K. W. BROWN,
janI9-Im 44K Cherry Street.
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HIIILMAN BROS
IRON DEPOT.

No. A College, and Al and 43 Market SITS.
OFFER for sale good 20 cash or prompt dsasrs
~ 500 Tons Of tEsir celebrated Charcoal Refined Hon
80 - well s5sO rted Pisburg lron;
so q" Hammered Iron including PlOw Moulds;
50 d" Best Tennessee Castings;
- Cast. shear, &. d A. B. Steel;
1000 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes, best brand;
200 Cast. ught, and Steel Flows, al sizes;
200 Sets WaggOa and Buggy Axes all Sues.
Also Anvs Vices, Files Chains Axes, sIrEH cutters, SC
jan29-t0 jan SO
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This gentleman has sought the earliest opPortu-
nifty to indicate WHIST his position viii be upon the
Pscffo Railroad question. We like the open mani
ness with which be meets an issue, and especially
10 this instance.
In moving for a special committee, TO whom
should be referred that portion Of the President
Message rclative to the construction Of % railroad
.s the Pacific, Mr. PHELPS, Of Missouri, reieneA 10
he known hostility of Mr.. JONES, Of Tennessee,
he Chairman of the Committee upon Eoaas and
canals. 10 such AN enterprise. Ia discussing tae
.ssessitv for such committee as lhe one suggested
.,r JoNrs said
But. sir. che gentleman .r9m Missouri sand J was
.uased 10 this project sud take occasion here TO
-. f5at 1 do disagree with rhe Fra-Iaan. utterly
Ind entirely upon this subject. believe chat there
r5 such power as he claims aale- ..t Do Congress
.ner under the war-makluE power wr any other
aver 10 make roads or canals hy TINS government.
-a. Presdeu, tells u- thai iorm,. rE..l..as2 mas
night him that strict construction "t me N.u7"
Ian Is the only true or satcc0ur-e for .Ers Govern
.-f 10 pursue. hut fheu The comes Ia #.." ""H.. no
,umbe Judgment. is one of the most iar.Ie.ga".
d. erroneous constructions of the l.nsI.N.l.. ...
.- was adopted OF prou.sel by any man I'D ..-
ltrv. lie places DO upon The E..a.t .... ..
/. absolutely necessary no the .e.. ..a
.- NJ 81 be absolutely necessary ana l"-tsl ,-s..
lore mus. be no other way boy which we can pro-
.... The Pacific coast from invasion. Vow s.E.
... .1al .lara Is another mode / So. ae..
..... constitutional mode boy which Do may Dr.. N....
... what IS ihatt It's 60 RAISE an army '.
eide 6eet. and send them round thereto i.'-s-
r ruy if you please, of half million men. %. :
....au men. That would be consH.NltoAat. l,"T
a. gre being one way in which this can be done, d
- .rer 30 ls neither absolutely necessary nor MUS
...-ab.e 10 build such q road Tor sucn e. pS5Po's
l..I therefore, in my Judgment, the GROUNDS ~ gI
aa he President places tins suQjes. o"--..' ''
lined.
..ese, sir. are my views, very briefly express l.
.arrwi.h the President, that strict coAs'I"--
... of he delegated powers Of this GoyeTnl'eA.
7a only safe and true theory Of the Govern l....'
- am sorry he has not adhered TO Do in hs recon-
....ttia forI venture the opinion that there !s
.. . man TO this House who would claim ID. '--.
..-ar as absolutely necessary TO our nln'1lg
I....-as.
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PEARL PAINTING.

TRs II F. DUKE from ClaE ksyille having recently ar
III rived In Nashville, respectfully bsgs leave call
he Attention OF the citizens 70 her style Of PaintngJ
pecaliary adapted signs, Cards. and Paor Ornaments
mrs has brought with several superior artists aad In
lends making Nashville her pemAn residence where she
s prepared % rsssivs orders from all parts Of the state
Specimens Of this style opanng be az hoT studio
Ia Csmbal's Flock Uaton Street Jan 10 ISL
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AdVanCed &c.

NOLLECTOH's UFFICRs CITY Hall,
Nashville, January 10Th.
TAXPAYERS who desire 70 avail themselves Of me
privileges Of the law ALLOWING pre- payment OF Corpora
ton faxes for the ea 1852 hereby notified they
viii be wEiEd upon by calling above. Interest the
OF per month viii be allowed facs Of
certificates issued. owners Of taxable property within ne
Lmi.s u cOFpars0u will hnd heir advantage %
cali. A. NELSON
npIT-Im Collector.
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A. MORRISON & CO..
u PUBLIC SQUARE,
ian3f-3I NASHVILLE.
FAWTTYFEsIOFSCEFOR RENT.

Tor the residue Of the ensuing year. desire to reut ths
i residence on the Louisville Turnpike road. and
half miles from Nashville known the late residence Of
CAPTAIN Brooke which situation consists OF ten acres In all
ou Of which there s ave be surpassed for Car
den purposes the pasture grounds. The tenemeHt
this OF main house with four good rooms
also kitchen, negro house, stable, and good well Of
ter. For terms apply 70 JOIN " lLoON,o or
iap3O-d3E H. H. HARRISON.
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Steam Engines & Circular Saw Mills'
Thos. !. Nance,

CORNERsVILLE q sHELBYVILLE, Tenn'
nyeparsd to nnfss Steam Engines aud Circular Saw
Mills, and put Them In operation, al HhoFi n0He0' A'SP'
hand for sale tls
NOrCTOss Patent Circular saw Miii'
Msssrs Johnson, Weaver & Cos hashFille,
Parties wahing % erect Mills would 90 aeht
COrnerEYus Shobyville, either " Refsoh ~ "
lsref, or villa jon asou, Wsaysr& Co., NaiaHils'
Jan 24-WlJ
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RgulesI hTuIesII

ENHE subscriber twenty Lone Mule three and 'our
wears old which he will sell aOls These
Mules will be exhibited on the Public Square this day and
'o-morrow where purchasers will have opportunity OF
making selections.
ian99-d2t JOHN r. ANDERSON.
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aPEAErNf - EZPERIENcE.


The Legislature Of Pennsylvania determined some
wears since, tooommsncs the experiment Of suppress
sing the Issuance Of small notes by the banks As
test Of its practical effect they commenced BY pro
hibitine the circulation o. notes Of less denOmina
lion than Eve dollars This policy having been in
auguratedin Tennessee, by the bill which has re-
Gently passed our Legislature, it affords Us much
satisaction to learn from our Pennsylvania eLchang
es that the policy has worked well in that State.
The Philsdelphia Press, referring to this subject
says;
1.-THE benefits and comfort experienced by the
people Of Pennsylvania from the operation Of the
law prohibiting The circulation Of notes Of lesser
denomination than I'VE dollars are fresh in the
minds Of al our citizens, who recur to the days be-
fore suspension with q feeling Of regret, as they
daily handle The dirty greasy, and often worthless
shinplasters, which the suspension Of our banks
caused TO be poured in upon US from other States,
both far and near
The people hail With extreme satisfaction the re-
commentator that the law be extended to shut out
the circulation Of notes ola still larger denomination
than I've dollars; and the sentiments Of our new
Governor PACKrE, in opposition to the comforting OF
any new powers Of issuing notes under twenty dol
lars, are heartily concurred In By good cluzens
everywhere.
The proposed legislation for the Pennsylvania
Bank is the first movement which seems TO conform
to the growing popular conviction, that discounhng
and currency-making are distinct branches OF busl-
ness and should be kept separate and apart. 1t IS
universally recognized as an established fact that
as paper currency increases IN quantity 70 oeterIo-
rates in quality and looses its value Industry and
competition are stimulated prices are inflated the
precious metals 70 abroad contraction Of bank loans
follows and revulsons and failures sweep away all
the ur0ft that even seemed to have accrued frCm
the fertilization Of trade and manufactures"
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q College Str eet.
ENGLISH CALF EXTENSION SOLED

SHOES,
HAVE Just received additional supply Of Double Soed
aud Stitched-D Down Shoes Also Calf hid Congress
Caters Superior Calf Double SOIed Hslf Double Boots
For sale az the very lowest prices.
F4rQn
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CANDIDATES.
puTNAM COUNTY

We are authorised TO announce II. w. SADLEG, IT,,
candidate CsTk the Circuit Court Of Putnam county
Al the eusuiag March election. jan tie
JACKSON COUNTY.
We eauhoTised to announce WHITE MYERS candidate
Tor sheriff Of Jackson County the ensuing March cleo
ton, nov 24-ts.
PERQY COUNTY.
We authorised 20 announce MOsEs BATHS candidate
for Clerk Of the County Court OF Perry county, the March
election. sept SD,
Cheatham County.
We are Authorized announce ". Il. STUART, can
ddae sheriff Of Cheaham county at the ensuing March
election. dec lie.
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Randusia Seminary.

(on The Gallatin Turnpike, Two miles from NashVal
A Optional BOARDING PUPILS can be rsosivsd lars
"A thil Hesitation. Application sh0ula be nads imms-
daiey He aeasion commenced The lst Of seplomolfl
1857, and VIII continue 90 ne lHi Of July
iang7-3Ws EATH. Cross,
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1t is very probable the large decrease at present
will soon dWindle under the heavy receipts which
will come forward in February and March, if the
specuatons of many the extent Of the crop are
realized. A crop Of 100000 will require an IN
precedened aggregation to the receipts by the lst
Of September.
BAOON-There is fair supply Of new Bacon COM
ing forward and much Of it very imperfectly cured
The market is unsettled but we believe the general
price for good article is from III to y cents, hog
round, with a declining tendency. Some lots Of
extra are held at somewhat higher figures. Western
Sides, new, with back bone, llsl2cts
LARD-This! commodity is receeding in price, and
the stock increasing quantity Prices are irregular.
We quote, wholesale rates, from to II cents and
doubt if there is much on the market that will COM
mand the last figures.
FLoUR-This article is very dull, and the stock
on the market greater than the demand. We quote
for City Mills Superfne, So 5OaS5 IS; Extra, So
25aS6 IS, aud Extra Family, S. 75aS7. Country
brands Of Superfne are selling from So to s. rs,
and Extra from IS cents to 81 II barrel higher.
WHEAT-There is Lot much demand for Wheat,
and there is but little Offering We quote for good
Red, 80 cents, and for White, 81 to 81 10, sacks
included.
COnN-The supply is light, but equal to the
demand. Large lots will command 55a60 cents. The
retail price is 65 to 20 cents, sack included.
OATs-The stock is very light and the demand
good, at prices ranging from so to 10 cents
New Orleans Market Jan. %.
SUGAR-In our semi-weekly report We noticed an
improved demand as having prevailed in the early
part Of the week. the sales for the first three days
being about 1000 hogsheads, with q steadier and
hrmer market at the close. Since then there has
continued to be very fair demand for the Fair and
better grades, which have commanded full prices
while the lower qualities being Comparatively
neglected and abundant have weighed heavily on
the market The sales of the past three days SUM
up about $500 hhds making total for the week Of
10000 hhds, taken partly for the West, &C., but
mostly for the North, and we quote as follows:
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Nashville Bank Note and Frchange List.

Nashville Bank Note and Exchange List.
Bank Tennessee, ......PAR Bank of America.....PAR
Union Northern Bank. par
Planters Bank ......... par Southern ..,..-par
Merchants Bank par Citizen 90 ........ par
City Bank ....... ..... par Commercial ..... par
Traders Bauk..........par Bucks Bank....... par
Bank of Commerce. par Exchange blk Except
" the Union. par small notes. ....... par
% " Chattanooga-par Farmers Bank.,........ par
g " Memphis. par Bank of Middle Tenn par
River blk, Memphis &c. par &" 90 Paris ........ par
Blk Of cambridge, $50. dis g 90 Knoxville 25c dis
g q" Claiborne Soc. dis 50 Nashville l5c. dis
g " TazeweH ..35cdis OcOee Bank loo dis
g Trenton .....35cds Shelbyvie Bank. I5c.
" g Jefferson ..35odis Lawrenceburg Bank..2
South Carolina and Ga. Missouri Bank......... par
Told Banks ........ par Alabama Except Mo-
Kentucky Banks, 1tO1} Jpn bile ..........IOc. dis
Louisiana g ....... par Banks at MObile....-par
SPECIE.
American Cold. to &C. prem.
Silver, ......,.. ..s... ....... ......3 60
SIGHT EXCHANGE.
New York, scarce, 3a5; Louisville, none to be had.
n. Orleans none to be had Cincinnati g
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TERms Or. TUITION.

Wa81lnE .ss.- p =
PnIosoBhtoal Apparatus, Maps Globes c. lIdinE every
f,ofItV for he sudE Of TIE scien ies-
bo Institution Is situated point rsmarEabe foF itI
and good society, and Is accessible By Rail-
road 70 me whole south.
win he advantages snumertsd, and having Iarrs ana
well arfan esd College ButdhE capable Of accommodaruT
from three four hundred pupils, Trustees feel eond-
dent the Institution not Ony buI will rsosivs 80
increased patronage.
60 o. C. sMAETr,
Setr Beard OF Trustees r
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FOR PADUCAH.

The A. / Passenger RACKET Lookout,
VTT SIMS Master, will leave for the above , 4,
w and all way ports on MONDAY, PBB- o. q
RUARY the lst For freight or passage ap- ~.
Ply board, or 70. A HAMILTON.
fjaaSO-td Agent
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TIME SALE OF GROCERIES,
HARRIS & co.
(atw d. Gordon & Co.'s Warshoussl
ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9h, We will offer for sale at
" ction, at W H. Gordon & cos. Warehouse -
ESQ bids Sugar. (l gradeslSO bbs Reci6ed Whiskytva
500 bag Rio @ flee: roHs bFSnda;)
$50 bbls Molassss 500 boxes Soap
$50 Z do DO 200 dozen Painted Buckets;
900 6gxes Star Candles; leo Nest do Tubs;
200 Z do 90 DO 800 kegs Hails,
With many other articles,
privileges.
TERHs-AH sums under $500 cash over $500 and under
bank. lanol--td
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GAIETY CLUB.

Mr. W H CRISP, his return 10 Nashville auds ssy.
AtA sral comm urcaon from gentlemen dssirous 0n-
ing The Gaety Club uestu to be informed u he gh
Of the season, etc, etc.
Mr.. Crisp takes this public method Of answering:
Subscribers eated 70 all the privileges Of the Club
Room and Tree access TO The Theatre for ysar nom he
time they become members.
The Dramatic SeaEon will continue min ten months
each year The Glety will continue open til july
and the Fall season commence the frst OF Sep mber
ring present ranac Season the following uuprscedsn
ted attractions viii appear in continuous succession
Mr.. J. B. Murdoch Mr. T. Booth, RaVe Marineiu Troupe
Mss 81 Dave port Mr. Joseph Proctor Miss slza logan
Miss Charlotte Cushman, Mr. CouldOck, t5s Keller Troupe
and New Orleans English Opera Troupe.
Sir W H. believes the Establishes Of the Gaiety
Club, the heightened basis, will materially tend the
elevation and welfare OF the in this city The talent
secured BY tbs manager he trusts viii be esteemed
vucng proof he Is in redeemiug his promises
and respectfully calls on the established eiuEeEs 70 support
him I'm hiI endeayUrs.
mr Crisp will BE- happy meet his friends and patrons
The evening OF Thursday, the 2si in the Gtsy Club Room
Janl9-dE
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T1HE superior aud light drsught passenger FDRAh
L and freight steamer, J. g. CLIMB, will ssse1Sf
leave flr the above and ell way ports
BOMBAY, FEBRUARY the LIST, At O'Clock -
p. NJ. For freight passage apply on board TO
- l. IA
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Cumberland Female College,
MEANWHILE, TENNESSEE.

THE next session Of lhi1 Iusututi0n viii comm % "
L FIRsr MONDAY ~ MaHcH reEt- an.
The Board or Trustees zss pleasure in a1olqSih "a
thsV haze secured tBs services Of D. o. 1LI "a.
or PloTda a. Presfent the College Who VIII Do a..st3a
bv an abie CONS on ace asd teachers 10 ne VARIOUS
dsUHrlmanL8.
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rsg- The Editorial Convention of Ohio has re-
a...4eaded the general adoption Of the cash s]s
t,a An excellent move. Why should We not III.
ausurate the same policy in Tennessee. d "ou.u
De better for the reading public as well as publish
ers. Il would materially lessen our expenses ana
thereby enable US to furnish our papers at much
lower rates.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CARTHAGE
PACKET, BLANCHE LEWIS,

JOHH L. BATEMAN MASTER
WILL run as q FegulST seusi-Weekly Packet Sr-ss
w between this port and Carthage. during lSsssssSi
The season. leaving Nashville Monday and
Thursday, at O'Clock, 2. VI
For freight or passage apply on board orIo
iap3O-ff A.HANILTON, Agent.
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NOTICE
BRIDGE STOCK FOX SALE.

election will be held at :he Planters Bank Of Tonnes
a see on MONDAY the FIRST DAY OF MAKCH next,
for Directors 10 serve the ensuing year.
jan2o-td d. WEAVER, Cashier.