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Nest Valuable City Property.
At Public Sale.


On Thursday, 9th OF December next
ON the promises ut II O'Clock A. VI 7 propose I,
~ offer at Public sale that coulmodiors Residence
corner of Church and McIemore streets. now ecu.
pied by VIM ". Smith, Esq. The Tot frou's co feet
on Church ami los on NcIernore stFeet-House con
tans ten good rooms with necessary horses Gas
Fixtures. Hvdrant water. 6r u js OF the most
desirable residences in the city. and is convenient To-
all the business parts of our CITY.
AIso--At the same time three vacant lots irnmc-
dateiy afiaining the above. fioufin- Zach 10 feet On
Church street. and running back is 10 an alicv
The foregoing property is free from taxes.
Terms.
I For the House and lot one-fourth casl,-lssl nee
aud years credit for not+s satisfactorily secured
bearing interest, rayablr IN bank and lion -ettrnd
For the vacant Lots credit "f and 8 wears FIR
notes hearing interest AMI secured 80 ahorr
VIII be sold privately if desired. For further
particulars call on
A. Y. : IINrSI ~.
F. R. GLAScocK, Auciionecr. rovla-td
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Sale of StOre-hOuse
On Public Square.

David II. c. Spence and wife and others, parte.
DURSUANT 10 decree OF the Chanccry Court at
Il Nashville, at November Term, 1858. in above
cause, Will sell at the Court House gate, in this city
on Monday, the Sd day Of January, 1859 the Store
house and lot lying the north side Of the Public
Square in the City Of Nashville, and being the
same property now occupied by Messrs. Fakin X Co. ,
a. Wholesale Dry Goods Store The lot fronts IS
feet on the Square, and is 227 feet deep.
TERMS l, . and years credit. with interest from
day of sale Notes required, with good personal Sc
curty, payable i'll Bank, and a lien retained.
Dee I'D. J. L. GLEAVES, c. An.
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COLLEGE STREET PROPERTY
At Public Sale.
On Saturday, ash OF December, 1855,

a 4 the Court House gate viii sell to the -
~ highest bidder. that valuable property 10.
situated 0ss NorfA Ciite1s sFef, AfeS doors be ~
Tow the az the sqsare, "a opposite the beat
lfu residences lately erected BY Nj. fsrnea
aid NJ Burns ami ffons the nnc residence - Mr.
C. Bs-ch and others Thts property froGis 80 feet
on College street running half way back u Market
10 a rs feet alley Upon the ground IL three frame
buildings used sterc-reams
This rrapeFt, Is located q the taost thriving
and desirsble taFtons 81 the cay, and take "a al 10
etsser IL the most desirable yet offered % the pabsc
Iss Advantages s Al ence BE- seen by all pesseas
lag rare Inducements I@ business nan OF capitalist
1 would ask an exaunatinE bsfore the dAy of sAlr
a. We have positive iassruetens % seAl Nlii a.
vide the property % SAT- parc hssrfs
Tsxss 90 san --Oae third cash the baiknee In /,
ana years, with Interest from este, and sss re
tanned. n n ~lASNUAs
nss24-tA Agent
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Something for the Little Ones.

PAPER DOLLS, and how to make them,
PAPER FURNITURE, for the Parlor and Bedroom.
ALSO,
AN ELEGANT PLAY HOUSE, to accompany the
above, both and two stories high with directions
how to make them all.
further supply received and for sale by
dec2 A.. o.. CHAS. W SMITH
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Old Books ON Theology
SC, Sc, sc.


I. FUILERs CThomas) Church History of Britain.
6 vols.
.. The Works of that learned and judciOus Divine,
Mr.. Richard Hooker. vols. r-
g. Or. ISAAC wATTS-his Complete Works. vols,
Alto. Fine copy.
4. WARBURTON'S Divine Legation of Moses. I vols,
Old calf.
5. LESIJF'S Theological Works. vols, folio.
6. FABER on the Prophecies. ? vols.
4. NEWTON on the Prophecies. vols
S. MoSHEIN's Ecclesiastical History. vols. calf.
9. LELAND'S Deistical Writers 3vols., calf
10. CAMPBELL. ON the Miracles vols
IL GII.PIN'S Exposition OF the New Testament. 2
vols.
II. HALDEN'S Paraphrase Of the Books of Job,
Psalms, Proverbs, &c.
Is. BIAIR'S Sermons 5 vols calf
II. GERARD'S Biblical Criticisms. vol.
Is. HOWEL'S Complete History OF the Holy Bible.
vols, curious plates.
l6. SrACKHoUSE'S History of the Bible. vols,
4to.
IL HORNES Introduction 10 the Critical Study of the
Bible. vols
IS DwIGHT's Theology. vol, 4to; half calf; fine
copy.
10 LFIGH's Critca Sacra vol. foio.
90 BURNET'S BISHOP History of the Reformation.
3 vols folio.
q. BURNET'S Bishop History of His Own Time
vol, Svo.
%. CIARENDEN'S Uord High Chancellor) History
of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England.
vols, folio: fine copy.
%. TILLoTSON's (Archbishop) works. vols. To-
nO.
"a BIBIICA sACRA. > vols, folio
IS CATHEDRAL. CHURCH OF CANTERBURY-Its
History and Antiquities, with the Lives Of abe
ArchbishoTs, Priors, &c. Numerous dne Plates
vol, folio.
&c. CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF SAIISBURY-(Hs-
torical Account or. Numerous Plates
81 THE WORKS Of the learned Isaac BuRRow. vols
folio.
IS WARMERS Illustrations of the Book If Common
Prayer and AdHiyistratior, IF the Sacrament, aud
other Rites and Ceremonies or the Church II Eng
land. l vol, folio.
% BRYANT'S Jacob Observations upon some nas-
sages in Scripture, which the Enemies Of Religion
have thought most Obnoxious, and attended with
Difficulties not to be surmounted. vol. 4to
80 BRiANT'S Ancient Mythology, with nearly Fifty
Fine Engravings, including the Marlboro Gem.
vols, 4to; calf fine copy.
81. GoADBY'S illustrations OF the Holy Scriptures
vols folio; veuum.
81. FoX'S Book Of Martyrs ! vol, folio; many
plates; fine copy.
90. CLARKE'S ar. Samuel) Sermons on several Sub
jects. 4vos. folio: fine copy
81. HARGRAVE'S History and Description Of the An
cient City Of York. 3 vols, calf.
FOR SALE By
w. T. BERRY & CO., Public Square.
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DASGERoUs CoUSTERPETr.-We understand
that two counterfeit notes each OF the demo
mlnation OF my dollars. on the Georgia
Railroad Banking Company. were passed
in the city few days ago. We are told they
are remarkably well executed, aud dificnit 70
detect We would warm our merchants and
the public 70 be on their gaard.-4iiaafa Anss-
ric1H.
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SHERIEE.S SALE

DY virtue OF an execution, 90 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson co, Tennessee. at its September Term
1855 will expose to public sale 20 the highest bidder
for cash, at the Court house yard in the city Of
Nashville. on SATURDAY THE sTH DAY OF JAN
UARh 1889, all the right, title, claim, interest and
tate which Robert Iauier then had, may have
since acquired in and 10 the following described Ne
gro Woman named RACIlEAL, copper color aged
80 or 90 years she is first COOK being levied
the property Of Robert Isnier. to satisfy judg
ment rendered IN favor of Gilbert Marshall.
JAMES NJ. HINTON, Sheriff Davidson co.
dec4-td BY W. c. SHAW, Special D. :.
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A S M ALL F "A r M
4 Handsome City Residence,
No. "a Cedar Street.
For Sale Privately

AN Offering fnT sale, privatelv. that beau -
IL tfnl anil cnnm"diuuS fmJlv rcSidrurc , 81
No. - Cedar st. Capitol Hfl. few Ftst
doors below Vine street, ~ present owned and
occupied nv W q. HARRIS The improvements con-
sist oi two story brick, confirming rooms IN TIE
man building, with additional room over tie
massage lu second story making altogether rooms
There Is also good two story brick kitchcn. con
Gln'HC two servants rooms Snuke House. ppptry
with other necessary nut houses inrmJug Stahic
Re tn" I"t is 50 fcot front Cedar street running
back $50 feet y alley.
This nropartv presents many advnrta res 80 RE
business man. ~ point nf lcCatioU 10 any vi offered
being but "A few minutes walk from amy vort'ru n
the business uHrfS ~ tho CITY The prize fvcd unun
u should he an ndrcemcut to the cHI1tn'ft. ur 20
those wishing n prnCurc hoUrs iu a lOcatou every
way desirable. We VIII take pleasure iu sIav tr 2
the propcrtv ~ ANY time 20 PERSONS wishing -
purchase. " needs only nm examination L. commend
itself. For terms, &c, apply 20
novt"-U +. r. GT ASCOCK. Agent.
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ChancerY Sale Of SIaEeS.

DY virtue OF a decree Of the Chanrcry Court at
ID Nashville rendered ot its NoV cnbcr Term 1895
in the case ~ Richard Savage, et ~. Jdrfe. will
sell Al the Court var gate, Ns~hvilr pN THURS
DAY TIE 3OTII DAY or DECENGER, 1855, ~ EVEN
VALUABLE SLAVES, consisting of two men, woman
and 5 children.
TERMS credit OF II months viii be given, notes
with approved security Wi be required for the Iuy-
ment of the purchase money.
J. II. MCDONALD.
dec3-twti Adm Of j. Savage, decd.
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eral on tomorrow at II O'Clock, P. NJ, in
body.
Resolved, That the members Of the late
Board OF Aldermen be respectfully requested
to join us in paying the tribute of respect to
the late Mayor OF our city.
a-On motion. the preamble and resolutions
were adopt and ordered to he spread upon
the minutes, and published in the city papers.
The Council then adjourned.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-06

g- Pork is offered in this market at and
81 cents. Engagements so far have been
mostly made at the former fgure.-ShelbyUilie
EIpositOr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-06
PUBLIC SALE OF
Two Valuable Farms.

~ WEDNESDAY, 'he sth az pccou bo- IN
~ next. tho undersigned VII sol O. tho sS~4ss.
highest ii'der. INIT valuable Farrp william f-F4sN
son county known rs fhc 'sWiikiu'S Whitfield" =
Farm. coui7i'ug about sos acrs lying on the w tors
of Trace Crock. which enters Big Tiarrcth iu tho
viriHty of tho village 81 Tauk in navi'snn county
nrnr fhe Rrll'nd aud Centrcyilie TGrnpLc about -
miles from Nashville
Persons wishing Co purchase are invited ~ examine
a." hr's aud nrsm.sr and they will fud farm e
cNrrcdnc fertility of sol. wen sntcor stock ra sr
by IT. superior az at'r tu the growth 81 blue rr
aud ~ brlUf'fHi supItv 81 mere stuck -Nntcr
Til" undersigned vii azn SCH - the highest bidder
nj The same time and place that heapuluI Farm
longing a. Mrs. IuvrTa Craighotd. containing about
lP' adoir'rg the above tract "f land Roth II
these tarts united will make one Of the best stock
Farms tp n size IA Middle Tennessee
The undersigned has also abort - acres of finely
Timhercd woodland. within = miles u the farm,
whifh viii be sold With abe FIRST mentioned fin
u, nrsn consultation with those who wish 20 mr.
chase the dry of sale. II he found proper firm
can he divided into two three tracts There will he
annrd"s chance for bryipc three beautiful fat ms
with comfortable dwellings each.
These iHnes Viii hc fr sale privately rrf RE ist ~
heccwh~r. Fcr al Information call on the subscriber
v 'uR IN Nashsf b.
Terms OF AiF.-One third Of the purchase money
Wiu be required IN cash, notes Nhrh can he dis
rnnrtrd IN hank az 90 days the halarce ~ onr two
three aud fnir f rcsifcf. with interest added
and a lien on the land retained urtl al H. raid
JOHN ]. III /. tFrrt
Tho shose sale viii be conducted by Nance
woodward.
= Il. GGAsCocK, Auctf'neer. nOv5cod&wtd
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G>n. Quitman and the Spirit of'76

A LONG with an excellent lot Of Pocahor tas Smok-
IA ing Tobacco has lust been received from The man
ufacturers Haisey * Booker, of Lyuchhurr. Va, at
J. ". Langley X s. who are selling the Irnghorn
* Armstead Tobacco lower than usual
J. W. LANGLEY X CO.
dec4-u BIU ~ Onion street.
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Public Sale
OF
Three Beautiful Lots
ON JEFFERSON STREET

ON SATURDAY DEC II. at the Court House Gates
~ Will sell To the hiE hest bidder for Cash, Three
Beautiful Lots fronting Jefferson street one Iot in
H1slams addition, fronting 63 feet running back ia
feet. Two Lots IN Halls addition fronting each So
feel 9mches running back about the same distance
These are beautiful lots and are determined 10
sell, will be good chance for a speculation.
dec3-td +. X. GLASCOCh, Agent.
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11ew advertisements.
For ST. IOHiS.

THE fine passenger packet - tn
l. SAIIIE WEST, l. " Cor sx-z CIsEaAtssz
BErT, Master, will leave for the
above and all intermediate ports TUESDAY Dec. 9Th
AT O'Clock P. NJ. For freight passage Apply on
board TO A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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NFAHRIED

On the 3rd inst, at the residence of Tazwe Hydes,
by the Rev DIR. Goodlet, Mr.. JOSEPH YEsTER to Miss
NANCY A. GATOR, all of this county.
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N4ctS Iu NNcsSaNOck.

L HAVE Ger sal" UTivatcly, ~ lots IN McGavork,
IL sitHhtrd "u Jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avruu@,
Florence. fih"rti Avenue" H"nfcrSlon and .Iarrcs
sire" =, which viii sell NJ great hnrcaf =. Ticsa
lots are af"ng some uf the most beautiful IN that
,hti"n, and {" th"se II small means wanting chsap
homes, now Is their chance. For particulars Call on
= X glass, OK
oct7-tr AGENT
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Fever and Ague.
Al CTION CARD
The Cash Trade.

nURi>G The preasat season Win b. well sup
IL Flief = IA every variety % Goosts, Merchandise
A. ~hach ~ll - scia a. gnusuaiiy loo rates
Gently Merchants, sell City teeiers,
wOula DO vel - atiend our salFs- No Goods hoaght
Ger eva account; nor receive Goods Oar
Auctioa frem others, wsh hmts
asel-a - BENZ. y. SHIELDS
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Winter Arrangement.

Winter Arrangement.
ON and aner Monday, Nov. %, ISIS. trains viii
" run as follows:
TIME TABLE.
MoENrNG TRAIN. AFTERNOON TRATS.
leaves GaIlatia, so " Leave GaTiatn I Z. n
Arrive Edgeheid, An. Arrive EIgehcld . so p NJ
cave - 10 +" Leave $50 %
Arrive Gallatin II so A. n Arrive 6sllaiin p. "
The Train leaving GallatiB II 30 A. NJ and
Edgeneld at 10 A. NJ, connects 6aIiatn with mail
coaches 10 and from isuisviiie- The train leaving
Edgeheld at 10 A. NJ, and Galatin al z. NJ. con
with mails enaches 60 ard from Hsrtsyiiie
Carthage. Only the morning train viii be run o.
Sundays.
NJ Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage,
and each passenger viii be allowed 20 lbs free A
charge viii be made Tor extra baggage which must
be raid to the condacfor. Other articles than bag
gage, CARRIED in the baggage cars, wdl be charged
express freight which must be pad % tie Agent Of
the Express CpfisfEAny.
Passengers taking their seats az GaiiAits AMI Edge
aela, witOHI pure h4siag Jackets viii be charged 10
cents extra.
nox29 RoBr MCLEOD Sup't
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Negro Man 60, Sale.

A LIKELY NEGRO MAN, aged 20, copper color a
~ good house servant, carnage driver. &c, will
be sold at II O'Clock to day at the Courthouse gate
for cash. r. X. GLASCOCK,
dec4u AuCuonceT.
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For New Orleans.

rTNHE new passenger steamer n Gu
i JAMES JOHNSON, JESSE s-=t~ NrsFsssess-rs,
JOHNSON, Captain, will leave for .szz-zzzzsaiE<sxzs
the above and all intermediate landings, THUksDAY
the 9th inst II O'Clock NJ For freight or passage
apply on board IT 10
ceCG-td A. HAMILTON. Agent.
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Who will make her first appearance Monday even
Ing, December 6, 1858, when will be presented the
beautiful drama OF KATY OSHEAL. Katy O'Sheai,
Miss Maggie Mitchell, in which character she Will sing
TRUST To LUCK, and dance IRISH JIG. To
clude with the Protean Farce Of THE FOUR SISTERS
in which Miss Maggie Mitchell viii sustln four diff
ierent characters. Change of performance each night
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liral estate Sales.
North EageGeia.

ON THURSDAY, THE 2ND OF pFCEMPFR NFXT,
" propose n bring OF great sale ri Lots in this
addition near the Railroad depot. will On that
casion offer some thirty forty Lots, Of them
well mpro- ed and with neat and substantial residen-
upon them.
For further particulars hand bills. &c
TERNs.-One, two and three wears credit for notes
payable in Bank satisfactorily secured. bearing in
teFest, and a lien retained
A. V. S. LINnSLEY
E. r. GIAscocK, Auctioneer.
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DAILY LINE U. s. NAIL PACKETS
PROM
Nashville to Memphis, 81. Louis and
I.ouiSyiIIe-

Steamer MiDnetonka, leaves every Monday at IL o.
clock.
+" Slle West, l. Y. Corbett, Master, leaves ey-
cry Tuesday at y. VI.
& Cuba leaves every Wednesday at II O'Clock.
d" Mnnetonkn leaves every Friday at II -
" r. NJ. Runyan, Jas Miller, Master, leaves ev-
cry Saturday, at 4. NJ.
I" Cuba, leaves every Saturday at II O'Clock.
These fine and avOrite passenger packets, under
contract Ia carry the United States Mail ana passen
gers may rely them leaving punctudily. They vii!
give through tickets To the above named places, aud
viii connect Paducah with the splendid United
States mail steamers, ALVIN Adams, Southerner aud
Moses McCleland.
dec5-du A HAMILTON Agent
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Paper! Paper!! Paper!!!
1000 Reanns o

1000 Ieams Of Letter, Cap, Note and Account
Paper; Ruled aud unruled, plain and fancy colors-
great variety, direct from Mills, and for sale at low
prices, by F. HAGAN.
dec4-G Market stree,
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NOTICE.

IN retiring from the Arm Of Mccall, Vanleer CO.
take this opportunity 81 returning my thanks Tor
liberal patronage heretofore extended the late
firm, aud recommend my former partner Us a geute-
worthy Of ali confidence.
Dec At. A. W. MCCALL.
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DISSOLUTION

TINE partnership heretofore existing between the
= subscribers under the firm Of MCCALL, YANLEER
CO, il this day dissolved by mutual consent, A.
W Mccall retiring from the firm. sam Vanleer Is
alone authorized To the OF the frm n liqui
datioL. A W. MCCALL
Nashville, Dec. ., 1855. SAM VANLEER
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Postpenemenf.

ne shove sAss Is E<ssPoasi 70 saturday, the liih
last, al III y o'eIock-
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Amnsemfnts.
CRxsp-S GAyEVY.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.

Mr.. W. H. Crisp has the honor nf announcing an
engagement for a limited number of nights with the
(,EJ .f~rpuSS
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sam Nanicer ~ Co.

And shall be pleased the old friends and Gus
toners OF the late hrm assuring them of my best e.
fort To- warrant continuance Of their liberal patron
age bestowed on the old hrm.
Dee. 1T. SAN NANIE FER
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For Rent

V'HAT very desirable Store Room adjoining my
Il office, being No. IS Cherry street, for next
year. Apply 30 WILL L. BOYD ia,
=
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HAVING purchased the entire interest Of A. w
mccall IN the nrm Of MCCALL, NANIFER 4 ca.
shall continue the ESardyyare business ut
the old stand, No. ~ South Market Street, under the
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-06

The two houses were called to order
Saturday evening at the suggestion of the
Mayor.
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E r. GAscocx
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-04

Rey" y n old man named Samuel C. Albro,
has just been arrested at Whi;estown, Oneida
county, New York, for forging land warrants.
He has carried on the business for four or
FIVE years past, during which time he has
manufactured about one hundred spurious
warrants. He was & soldier in the war of
1912, and he succeeded in his forgeries by
taking the names of such Of his old COM
panions in arms us he knew TO be dead and
out of the way, and filling up applications
in their names.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-04

EkS~We are told by our commission 1uer-
chants that the quantity of goods coming to
this point, to be forwarded down the river,
this year, is more than double the amount
received in any previous season. This is
one of the benefits Of the packet lines from
mere to Paducah and Cairo The mail
steamers and the Done, on every trip, bring
up merchants from the Cumberland and
Tennessee, and the county tributary TO those
rivers, who take the railroad here for the
Eastern cities, and return by the same route,
and order their goods sent over the same
lines. The completion of the Southern rail-
roads to Cairo, Paducah, and the Nashville
road to Henderson, will, i'll two years, make
our railroad one of the great thoroughfares
between the Northeast and Southwest
Some of our capitalists may look back, four
or five years hence, with astonishment that
they ever let the opportunity to purchase its
stock for five or ten cents on the dollar pass
unimproved. Twenty-tbree miles of the
Nashville and Henderson railroad from the
Tennessee line towards Hopkinsville was re-
Gently let, and the grading is being pushed
forward with spirit. This city and NASH
Vile is determined to push the road into the
Kentucky coal fields. II that be done, the
completion of the northern section will moi
long be delayed The Z. & C. will yet be
one of the paying roads.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-04

\ NEW ENrERPEIsE.-We learn that
new chair factory upon an extensive scale
has been commenced On the canal below
Division street, by parties from Cincinnati.
The success of Mcssrs. Greek & Armstrong
has demonstrated the advantages Of this To-
cality for this branch of manufacturing.
Our cheap fuel, low rents, economical living,
and the abundance of excellent timber must
give our manufacturers Of furniture and
chairs very important advantages over those
of Cincinnati; and these superior adyanta-
ges will yearly induce mechanics in every
other branch of manufacturing in less favor
cd places, to transfer their skill and capital
TO this point, which is to be, sooner or later,
one of the principal manufacturing cities on
the Ohio.