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back, but the ban being in striking Tie ground,
the only damage done was asevere brusse
The Washington Stasss learns from friend who
is almost direct from the court Of Madrid, and
whose fns atiainnenis and high social position en-
able him to approach the highest personage Of the
Spanish )urt that France has taken up the subject
Of Cuban independence, and, with England, is pre-
pairing to erect Cuba and Porto Rico into -ssmis
Independent monarchy, in paying renta from that
Island This renta is to represent the interest on
anAtiOnal debt, to Os assumed By the new mOnar-
ehy, in consideration OF her independence. The
debt rents to be assured BY France and England as
q bond for the annexation Of Cuba to the United
States. .,
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Coal! Coal!
IRON TIE
ETNA NINE RACCRON MOUNTAIN

TEVHE ETNA CO. is in successful open, and ready supply
the Nashville market any extent II viii be found 70 be
the best Coal oderedf this city, PRODUCING MORE INTENSE
HEAT THAN ANY OTHER, BURNING MUCH LONGER,
AND MAKING VERY LITTLE ASHES.
does up quickly the Cumberland o river Goals,
yet by hard to kindle, and with little IN the
moaning this will be found 70 burn with great readiness We
guarantee that far economical than any other Coal in
this market
The mixed Coal makes the bt and most beautiful Ere and
covered with night and just liked With the poker in
the morning will blaze and make bright fire. II IL first
rate for close stoves gr for machine shops, Iron furnaces
cksmiths, &c, &C.
Try one and all and burn at the Office Of the
Etna Coal Co.
nov2O-H S. J. AGNEW, Agent.
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LINW OOD NURs RK,
Nashville, Tennessee,

MONTGOMERY a. mcGREDKs ProPriesors,
Two and n half miles from tl-s city
ON THE HILLsBORo' Oh BROAD STREET ruEEPIKE
YEyHE SUBSCRIBERS so TIE attention q orteuliu4ss.
and Orchardist5 10 their present. large and fns scck q
Fruits, consisting Of upwards o.
SIXTY THOUSAND APPLES,
an Of the choicest varieties grown the grounds. and aecal
ed from years ola, well formed heads from Six IA
nine feet hgh this Is the sine and age Prcicas recon-
mend, year Old switches recommended b. coma
Nurseymen.
10 hose who wish 10 plant out Peach Orchards Va
500O0 and two yE old trees, q great beauty ana com
pTisng the choicest varee which weoaer ghs pebble a. re-
ducsd prices in order 10 clear the ground for other nursery ar
Giles
Also, 10000 Pears, dEarfs Standards two hrss nnd four
year. old from Veto une feet high, beautifully furnished uifh
branches to the ground.
Our Of other fruits large, comprising he chosss "a
riees, viz Cherries Plums, Aprcots, Nectar1es Engish
G0oseberes, and Curant Also, The hous Houghton Gooes
berry, always bsars we'll and mideHs aheras Straw
berrys, Grape Vines, foreign aud native varieties.
Our Floral and Ornamental Department being mueh arrest
in tbs Southwest containing 10000 Towering shrubs; 500 Her
plants 1000 bulbs and uber0us rooted psu
ing o. Tulips Tuberose, Dahs. &C. o. he nest prize vars:
$4,000 Evergreen shrubs from six islt high 20 Q0 Ever
green from two 70 ten feet high Also large collection
Of shade trees, and climbing vines.
Our Of Roses fine, comprising 800 varieties %
different families which oGsr to Roras lowers az very
prices. Also large and varied coeon q sloTe and
green-house planta
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Have Just opened valuable collection o. OLD BOOKS
nseted win tie History and Antiquities q Ireland.
L. Pacata Hibernia; Or, A Hiss,ryof Ire W.rst
Ireland during the Reign q Queen szabe raksn fouf
original Chroaeles) Iusated Portraits Queen EnEa-
beth, and the Karl Of Tol1sss, and e s o. an ne orn-
al Maps and Plans. First published in London in 1. vol
$40.
2. Memoirs Of Different beious n Ireland, from iho
Arrival Of Eagsh: AIsoaP sular detail Of ha uheh
roke out the sd Of Nay, 1885, with the History Or ne Con
spicy which preceded it. By Sir Richard Musgovs Bart,
vol. Dublin, IsO2.
3. Antiquities OF Ireland A Cohesion os Ms
oellansous Antiquities By EiHar Leeh, l. l. D. vol
=. The History Of the Exscrabls Irish 2sbsiuon
traced from many preceding Grand Emblem the "a
Of October, i64 AID thence pursued to The Act q Statement
1902. vol. folio. London, I6sO
5. MOnastiean Hfbernia; Or. Al History Of he
Abbe Prorass and other Religious Hous Of Ersaud Dublin
I7s6.
6. A Typographical Dictionary Of Ireland,
comprising the several eouutes, cities, borouEhs. corporate
Market and post towns, parishes and villages via Historical
and Statistical Descriptions, &c By samuel Lewis,
7. DaIrymPEe's luemoirs Of Great Bdala snd
Ireland. FROM TIE Dissolution Of Parliament o. Charles II
until the Sea Bat1e Of La Hog1s svo To- Edntursh, ia
s. Ireland Exhibited 70 England, In a p
Hl and Moral Survey o. her Population, By A. AKIN.
son. Esq, late u Dublin. vol
8. mcDermaf's New and Impartial History Of Iril1s
10. AnthOIOgia HIBernia; Or ksnshly conse
tons Of Science, BeesLeess and History. Inutsd via
beautiful Drawings. 70.
II. The Ancient and Present STATE Of tie Con ne
and City Of Cork. By Charles Smith, II. D. SIC. Dsbs
I776.
~. A Picturesque and Descriptive View o. ne City
Of Dublin: In series Of most Interesting scenes tsn ntbe yr
l'9l By james maltn. With brief authentic ussory um
the earliest account to the present time. IvoI. fFo.
10. CObbett's Weekly Politosl Register 10 vos svs.
H. Selections from Cobbett's Political Wsrss hesur a.
Abrdgment Of the 100 which comprise the writings x
4" POrUupins," &C, vols
IS. Blacks Picturesque Tourist or Irsland WIN a
Nap and Plans Of he Principal Cities.
&c, The United IrIshmsn, Aer Lives ana
Tines By B. R. Madden N. D. vols. 1s and "a sa hlf
calf.
ITs Tyrone Powers Impressions Of America, dur
Ing the years lsa9, ls3i, and lss5. 2vols.
W. 4. BERRY a CO.,
Public square.
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Nowtbe best Time 90 Plant

Our Fruit Trees are now ready for delivery. The fall the
best time to st them out. Wehave Fifty Thousand
yea old Apple Trees from o5 feet hh Of one hundred
know will make better orchard trees into full bearing
sooner than those three or four years old.
LANGDON & CHERRY,
novq6-tf Once No g, Cherry street. Nashville.
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CRISP'S GAIETY.
Annther Grand Enrageu1er

TFyHE celebrated Marsh Juvenile Troupe whose
remarkable representations have received the Of ad
mirng thousands throughout the United will their
FIRST appearance Tuesday Eve, Nov. 3d. 1853 in the autful
Drama The Bgand in which Master Geo. Marsh Miss Mary
Marsh, Miss Louise will appear supported by 50 members
Troupe To conclude with the aJgabe farce Of the OOdles
Toodes Ian unrvaled performance Master Geo. Marsh.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-23

The Paris Sentinel commenting on the result Of
the late election in Illinois, says:
It is evident that Mr.. Douglas has lost friends
in the South, and the expression Of preference
for his election over Lincoln, must not be UNDER
stood as an endorsement Of his peculiar views, sd
Yaneed during the progress of his canvass.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-23
FOE RENT OH SALE.

DESIRABLE Suburban Residence, mile and bali from
the Public Square, unsurpassed in point Of location, among
ali e magnificent country Houses around Nashville The drive
10 and from town passes Sulphur Spring and through the
Shady avenues Of rising MeGayeck It embraces ~
acres Of superior garden so commodous house Of eight
situated in delightful grove Of also houses
stable, we'll, sc. would sell eight nine with the i'm
provemeuts, upon favorable terms and long time.
rovln- ETGFNE UNDERWOOD.
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MORE TO Be ADMIRED THAN TIE
HEST dad EN-
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmPerOFs.
Khntl WHY a HeautffnI Head Of Hair


DECAUsE it is the ornament God Himself rored for ali
race. Reader although the may bloom
brightly in the glowing cheek the be sparkling the
teeth he those Of pearls il the head is e Of its covering
the hair be snared and hriveed, harsh and d STILL
sprnked gray, will lose half her charms Prof
Woods Hair Restorative, if used two three times week viii
and permanently ALL such Read
the following aud judge The writer is the celebrated Pianist,
Thaiberg:
Dr. WooD:- NEW YoRK, April 10, 1853.
Dear SrPermit me to express TO the obligations
under for the entire restoration OF my hair to its original color
tiT II Tesovs2i its original nue. consider your RestoTfe
very wonderful invention quite efcacious we'll
S. THAIBEBG.
''Drych ar GvyIiedyct.n
Welsh Newspaper office, l3 Nassau st, April y. ls5S.
PRoT O. J. WooD: Dear S-some month six weeks ago
concluded try It her hair little thinking the time
would restore the gray hair to its original color but &c her
that wonderful effect turning all gray hairs adak brown,
the time bautying and thckeuing the hair. strongly
change Of their hair CHARLES CAIDEW.
NEw YORK. July p, 1851.
PzoF. o. J. woOD; With confidence do I recommend your
Since using your Restorative my hair Whsers which
almost white have gaiu1y grown dark and now feel
natural color It also has relieved Of all dandruf and
j. G. KILBY.
PROP WooD-About two years ago my hair commenced falling
OF and turning gray; fast becoming bald, and had tried
many remedies effect. commenced using your ReOra-
tive in January few applications fastened my hair firmly.
began fill up out and turned back to its former color,
Qlack) At this time it is uy restored to its original color,
ea III and appearance cully recommend its all
Chicago, ILL.,, May z, 1857 J. D. HOES.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of Sizes yiz large me-
iium and small the small holds pint and reas for one
loIla per boe medium holds at least twenty per cent
proportion than The small, res for two dollars per ootte
large holds quart forty cent more in proportions and
j. W00B&CO Projectors sIs Broadway New YORK lin
he great n Y Wire Railing Estbhment0 and ia Market st.,
Aud Sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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TRUSTEES SALE.
BarreI Machines and Patent Right.

ON Tues m the sd day Of November, 1855, viii sell at the
Court House in the City Of Nashville at public
ton highest bidder for cash, set Of Barrel Machines
six in number known Crozers Patent Barrel Machines and
the Letting Apparatus thereto belonging, and
at the Machine shop Of Mssrs- Yaunoy, Turbye
Co.. at the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Depot together
with shoprgh said Machines any where within the
State Of Tennessee.
Said sale will be made satisfy deed oftst executed By Peter
Welsh, on said property the 18th day Of March, ls55
uoy9-tls D. z. WILKIN, Trustee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-23
HOuse and Lot for Sale.

10y decree Of County Court Of Da son county, rendered
at the November trm, 1855 in the Of N. J. White
Jesse E. Whine others VIII for House
in Nashville, on Thursday the 23d December
next, House and Lot OF ground Demumrane street. Said
fronts feet said and back 10 feet
will required In cash, and the balance
credit Of one and two years, without interest.
said property belongs to the estate Of Tabha Bell deceased,
and is sold for distribution among the heirs.
nov23-d&twtds T. R. CHEATHAM, C. & N.
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PEASANT LTFE m CFRW9NV--

". t. BERRY & co. have just rsosivsa--
Peasant Life IN Germany. By Mis- A4v. Q
JOHssOS, author o. yrts Wreath che Iroquos- 1vo
l2no, $50 pages.
just such book only could Eris ald woman
q SENSE Independents nielTnos clos obvaHo.
great energy and perseverance, he authoress visited Germany
to study the people, ana with passing notice Of the noha a.
higher classes gave part cur attention 10 careful obsato
Of he condition Of he peant She went lesuy from VII
lage 10 village in ne valley Of the Rhine the Paiansis ths
0dsuWad hs Black For sEony, and indeed throughout ne
most interesting porcn Of Germany. she saw s people Ia
their every dy dress, uerk aes, Workshops
and in asr homes. She them hsr festival days an
in their various and picturesque costumes and ss gives Is
verithe description o. as actually SEN tie results
Of guide books and hearsay."
". T. B. & Co. have also just received A Journey Dus
North. Being notes Of residence Russia. By GroRa
Aususrus sara. lvol, I2no. no~f-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-23

ON Thursday the I'd December next propose to bring OF
great sale OF lots in this addition the Railroad depot
will on occasion thirty forty lots Of
improved, and with and substantial residences
them For further par .cUlars hand bills &c.
TERMs-One and three years credit for notes payable in
Bank satisfactorily secured bearing and len retained.
b. R. GLAscoCK, Auct. A ". s. LINDSBEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-23
House and Lot for Sale.

DYs decree Of the County Court Davidson county rendered
ID at the October term 1855 in the Of james Langord
and others Ehu Marshall and Others, viii offer for sale at
public auction at the house Nashville Saturday, the
Goth day Of November next lot Of ground fronting % feet
South Union street In Nashville and running back lO @ upon
which is a frame building
TERMs-s will required cash. and the balance
dit Of and two years Said property belongs 10 the estate Of
Nancy Langord deceased and is sold for distribution among the
heirs. F. r. CHEATHAM,
oct2I-tds fee 81 Clerk and Master.
POstpOnememt.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday the 9Th Of Nov
ember, 1853. +. r. CHEATHAM,
noY2I-tds Clerk and Master.
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WINTER GOODS.

ETAVE IN store very large stock Of Winter Goods Of
STAPLE AND FANCY STYLES
Selling very low Blankets Of all colors and quality.
Lane to OF Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting Of Muslin De-
Lanes French MernOc Plads &C.; shaVs scarfsl Flanne
Plaid Inseys sattines Caseres, Cloths, Festngs &c.
TIE attention Of dealers invited 70 examine stock
A. J. DUNCAN & CO.,
nova No 20 Public square.
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Notice TO Stockholders of Nashville & Chat
1annnEa HnIIroaa CnmnnnE.

election Of fifteen Directors manage the affairs Of the
n Company will be held at Murfreeborol WEDNESDAY,
the 18th day Of December Stockholders, usual viii be
carried TO the election, the whole road, they prefer,
and back to their respective ons the day previous to the
day Of day a said e ;ion BY showing their certificates Of
stock to the Conductors ". A. GLEAVES,
novel Secretary
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nashville NURSERY

4
TEVHIs Establishment contains Of largest mos
select and varied assortment Of Fruits and Plants
ever offered in Tennessee consisting in part Of
Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Cherry, Apricot Nectarne, Al
mond, Walnut, Gilbert, Ounce, GoOseeyl Curran Raspberry
all graf or budded with the choice var
ETY. the country and suited the climate and soil Of
Among he Apples viii beound very select list Of lonskeep.
ing Wintr from Virginia. North Carolina Georgia, and
Alabama Knowing that to have LONG KEEPING Apples with
they the South. the Proprietor has gone
great Of trouble and expense procure he guaranteeing
their being equal in every respect and keeping just long
in Tennessee same number any named Norern varis-
ties viii keep North
PRICE OF APPLE TREES;
years Old, to 10 feet high, inehssn diameter
at the base, and uneuae1 In the state for beauty health and
vigor Of grOFth,-S2O per hundred.
size qualityYarietes the sameSl5 per hundred.
PEACHES lst size andqualy of treesl5 per hundred
$40 per thousand.
Cd Size andquay Of treesIO per hundred or $50 per 1000
sR5 See descriptive catalogue, which be had n -
ss gratis, on application, for prices q other - -
49, ces, in quantities to suit, including Evergreen, NA
~ Deciuous Shade and Ornamental Trees and .A1zeSz
shrubs Roses and Dahas; all the most popular Greenhouse
Plants Plants for planting in the Flower Garden
per. Fsdes phloes lhrvsantbeu and other hardy Border
Plants, Ornamental Vines and Creepers, &C., &C.
The undersigned having resided in Kentucky and Tennessee for
the last quarter Of century and knowing The want Of home
raised plants has undertaken supply that TO the
Of his power, and being practical Horculturst and
Of the great necessity for accuracy IN establishment Of
partment Of his premises.
When the selection is LETT proprietor be guarantees sat
isfaction to thepurchaser in all cases
Persons neighborhOOd wishing to purchase unite 10
and the price Of and plants
joining counties viii find at the nurseries for
themselves teams should they prefer "a be Pre- in making
selections and having the articles packed in their wagons
which is advantage.
Rsmittaace from distance can be made by check or draft
payable 70 order Small amounts, Sb0 or less be sent
By mail bank We acknowledge receipt OF by
mail, and forward plants the first favorable opportunity.
II Send in your names for catalogues and orders for trees
&c. Address L. C. LISHY,
nOv2I-dtW&W2t Nashville, Tenn.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANTER, PHILLIPS d CO.

ON MONDAY Goth Now 1853, we will sell for Cash In
front Of our Warehouse complies assortment Of Groceries,
al bbds new crop sugar; 100 boxes Star candles;
9O0 hars Coffee: 100 = and q do
x bbfs Nolassas. IS bxs selected W. R. Cheese;
lO mis- rnsd a povd Sugar; 100 barrels White Whisky;
q kits NarlaraI: Is do N Y. Brandy;
IO0 boves Flasls. 10 do Holland Gin;
u Sardines; SJ0 kegs Nailsi
20 boxes CoveOystersi % dozen falhtea bueAelsi
10 bags Pepper ~ nests 1u1Si
25 chests Tea; A. boxes Starch;
20 bales Cotton Irvine: $50 do Soap;
IS coils Rope; 70 do Doyle's Candles
Is cases Matches; 100 dozen Mason's Backing;
$50 pkgs n. R.. RaisOns;
Together with other articles to make up complete
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
nov23-dtd No. 30. Market street
B: We viii continue to sell regularly every Monday
throughout The season
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GOLD PENS REPAIREDg

GOLD PENS REPAIREDy
TNNCLOsE them, with 81 cents EACH in cent stamps 50
money address ard they will be returned BY
mail in good order. HOSKINS & BARNES,
Gold Pen Mandatory,
nOv2O-d&wly No So Third street, Louisville, Ky.
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NJ All The other articles equally low.
N BAL plants trees delivered IN Nashville frss AZ
charge Enough charged ior Fafug 20 ezpenses.
Orders respectfully solicited. Address
MONTGOMERY A Mc0EEEDT
Nurlarynsni Nashville, Tsnn.
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From tie JacEsos A7ssissippidn.
,..~4. ,s 49,. &C.,. -.

Onthe evening Of the 18th, long before the appointed
he delivery OF the addzs the Hall crowded
to oFerhoEing BY audlence composed o. the beauty and intel
iEence q Mississippi assembled n pay respect to the dn
tnguilhed senaoF, and Listen his views upon the
poTtant poica topics Of ne day. The lobby, the aes
and every part Of the Hall densely throngea When
the Senator entered, there Simultaneous burst ap-
piaus which continued for time be when
eendsd the rou His speech lsssned breafhless
attention. and disturbed only by the voluntary and umnl
Gus plaud with which intervals The ultitnds atested their
approval Of bis patriotic utteranoes.
To crafty the widespread desire for tie views OF one eminent,
and TO give the pablo the benefit Of their calm consideration
t important uuctue the affairs Of the country we publish
herewith report Of bis speech
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-23

EDGEFTELD.

EOsApOAASlAeHts
The above postponed till Il o'clock, Saturday, A. NJ,
December 4ih, 1858 d. +. W1LkIN,
nov9I-tds Trustee.
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THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
Oninions of nc Pc.


The Gallatin Examiner commenting on tho anti
bank resolutions of the citizens of Hsrdeman county
which we recently published, sayss
Wepublish below the resolutionsof public meeting
recently held at Bolivar reference the currency.
Right glad are we to be able chronicle every such
step in the right direction When the people begin
to thus the support of the doctrine ofa hard
money currency, we ell renewed hope that even
in our day, the great reform may be accomplished
The following is an extract from late number of
the Memphis AvaIanehs, paper which has distin-
guished itself by the ability with which it assails
the rotten system of banking in this States
As honest and sincere Democrats, who regard the
success of the Democracy as necessary to the welfare
and prosperity of the country, and as among those
who believe that this be best attained by open
handed fair dealing, we hold that the Democratic
party it to itself and the people to take strong
and unmistaksble grounds in its next State ConVen
ton in favor of final resort gold and silver as the
only medium Of circulation, and for the earliest
possible abolition Of banks and paper money consis
tent with the public interest
Again the Avalanche says:
We have urged and shall continue to urge the
policy of abolishing all banks, and the necessity of
getting rid Of all paper money; but We have never
sought or desired the accomplishment of this object
in any other than legitimate way, and with all
sntipathy to banks, would oppose as readily and
as zealously as the most ardent paper money man,
any movement that might result in "injustice" to
them or injury to the public interest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-23

OLD BOOKS on IRELAND;
Its Wars, RebeIII0ns, History AID AntI
quftiess &c. &c.
W. Il. BERRY a. CO.,
Have just opened valuable collection o. OLD BOOKS.
nected win tie History and Antiquities q Ireland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-23

BROWNLOW AND PRIMES
DISCUSSION on SLAVERY.
Debate Between
Rev. w. G.. BrOEgnloET and Rev. A. Pryno
uID AZ FEu.AnEIFH1a, EFTEIsEz, ISIS.
Just received By
W. r.. BERRY q co.,
nov1 PubHe Square
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LBl
EARNINGS OF THE Roam ron ELEVEN MONTHS.

OFFICE NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA R. Z. Coal
Nashville, Nov Is, 1883. !
v K STEVENSON, Esq, PREs'r.
Dear -T hand you hereW tn statements marked and B.
The FIRST shows the condition Of Company the LIST instant,
the other shows the receipts and expenses Of the transportation
department II months ending instant we'll
paid FOR permanent work, OUTFIT interest floating and
funded debt &c, W. A. GLEAVES,
novel Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-23

Statement OF she Condition Of the Nash-
willie and ChattanoOga HaElrOad Company
on first New, 1855.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-23

l. Pacata Hibernia5 Or, A Histlryo ths Warsf
Ireland, during the Reign o. Queen Ezaeh Crakan foni
original Chroaieie) illustrated with Portraits % Queen EEa-
beth and the Karl Of Touess and ic 1 o. an ne origin
al Maps and Plans. FIRST published London in l vol.