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A SPLENDID PROPERTY AT

a NJ AAAN ND4D I no1 ELL AL
~ PRIVATE SALE.
Tho Farm AID EF.t1snee Ct the ate Charles Eettn,.
{Iho pessa4i oa The tasd steamer Ausa eiuated at
foatoss1s Haaeoek euany. lAlhuls. Tie fs5M ecos q
o. about to asses Of t1c.eat ta IN high d.s Of ca..
s7t1 AMI 21os The town pl Of ronfotsac it has o. It
ssa!nk md u eae<!'e1i cou.tun: tne yeyasb!e and
2 rlS.e1 nasotn ~ on apd pansst ~ilh u4uth s.a.s
,as nna Cts sH' ss74s sai .vs ~ DC
lotate commanding tina view Of the Madaaapl Eyrr and
~ eY toE long disancx Poattuc regarded ~ one pf
The NissltatppI -i:er -
.slso. Esoa $ E.iM FLOUR MILL, With a,xe Ddck
al act Auated Immediately at the s1Ts1nboat
lndrE The Itla ctn4A Il four Of sane the aacbk
nefy i.!n exec lent s.'n!1ta. Attsehet The NIL r1e
Lanf, n-ar the Afit. >~
The above perp~Y viii he sod toxebe, q. ,epa,ae =.
The puF.haseEs dtsire Conditions Hbefa and tefms
casy. Fur particulars Inquire Of '~'''~'
WILLIAM b, rDtCr.
yl9 dsla1m Poa:ooauc, Hancock Cvpnty Ill
, 1859-07-19

r1ct named Harrington from tilis county. had
been pardoued out Of the Illinois State peniten.
tiary. It is not the case.
II Two rowdics named John O'Drien and
John Smith were f'ued yesterday morning for 4
Saturday evenings spree in which they aped
tile pleasing but rather Objectionable oriental
ism Of ," running amok." Fired up by plenti-
fal libation Of thirty rod whisky, they took their
course through Randolph street, knocking down
and nnaltreating diyezs persons who came in
tieir wnv.
why is it," young spriggins asked
old Roger, "why is it that the spire has been
taken of the old First Presbytcriau Church
edi!ice:'
"Very properly, because the building has
ceased to point in that direction said old
Roger, solcmnly fixing his eyes on passing
cloud. Then the old fellow walked away with u
serious chuckle.
EXCLUSION TO EvASsrox.-The promised ex-
cursion under the auspices Of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, llcv. Air. Paterson, comes
oil to day md with every Indication Of good
time coming The Great Western Band will
discount their best notes, and for the rest If the
exeurs1onisfs 90 not find the days experiences
OF tue gTores and the lale beach glorious aud
satisfactory they will lie orthe class hard to suit.
AL aboard ut A. ~, nj the Milwaukee depot.
M,cu,cAs sorrurrx R,,no,n-1ba Eu;,,,;;
evening trim from, ycw york c;tv ia III. ,,,a:,
" which tue traveller 30 leaving, may spend the
Sabbath in Ct;caco md tb;s can on,r T.. a,ao
by the Michigan soutbrrn ronte Nh w,ich
alone ore Saturday crcn;or .,,ine Thu ,d-on-
tagc will be pr,zed bv our merchants md o.1,,-s
who mav thus b,+o +to ,,.;-, ~ rz:1.-:.r -
| '~'S ~ o"'1'o va 1uaoas
"''"'"S' LANA ian u tn'f'5 blk noufs.
| EA case of sun.stroke occurred m fin
North Side Yesterday foreman when 1,hor;nr
man named James Ncf;irr fell sensreSs ncor
tie c,,rncr or Cass md K;rx;a x,rcot, H.
Do:ue gave hin, cyerr attention. but tbc suf
fcrrr lived only m 1,onr ,ftcr t}e attach ~,
| uucr Jamcs 1,rld A, ;rones+ m. 1,co...J ,..s
4 married man, mil 1c.xes a ,x;f, and ..o .,;,a
liz ,vcd :, m u,,o,, ,a,- IL. c.,.... 49,.
hiuz;e street.
/ ----
AI17AEr M&TrEns.--Thc services of the Chi
". II. Hsse|l as his bsdv sruard dur;,o h;x
visit to Tue q, S, Fair to be holden in fb;s citr
| in Scntember ncxt anl thcv havc ,,een ,cc.,t-
| I'll. This il a ,,utr 4bev ,vi, ,,,e+ ,,ro,a,,,
! for7n- The ,opts of tho ro,,n,nr a~ f... en-
;or m. They will nro,ob,v v;.;t &. 1ov;. .o..
after the fur.
| Tie Milwaukee Cadet, mr. mi in y se,;.. IF
, 1859-07-19
THE CITY.

G3 There wns no quorum II the Council
Chamber laht ereuinr.
, 1859-07-19

GOAL OIL-COAL OIL.
We ase nox manufacturing the .z,5eaa Of
ol. EXTRA REFINED COAL OIL, ru2e.or 70 aay
he'eto11s tnae In tue rnHei i i enoste.
- nat saeoas ~ nenexpip:ive-.M neither he
ths be,s Gsal a. '1'''' "'@a 'as os'1aasE u
COALOLRINE,
slE1as n quality and APPEARANCE to Keros.ps OIL 1t
svduerd price.
CREOSOTE OIL.
This Oh prniuetd In the manufacture Ct cna1 nr se
In e we Ut e sas Sot Gan1s dss'sslsk 1T
oTos7 tD I'D thote to xho ihe o im5r i N
amount Of money may b saved. y 49, ~ = t''S'
CAR AND ANEL GREESE.
H. 6 %.as 1ass lst; t. IL L.
D1SSAcLE OIL,
t. g hi II. ~ hy IT, rsas
StasI nd La T. Isnps nv as sssst
LuBR1CATISG OIL,
The Cheapest AID Let now In use.
RENZOLE OIL.
su2t.fy adaPed for al portable Gas Machines and y.,p+r
chap Aren't fas dssolvng oil rubber al sprn roof
AsPHALTUM AND PITCH,
VI al d1ds for Comp :site Eaofe1s &C. At t4 1,tes
COAL OIL REFUSE,
yerT tha1p agent ur eeneFatnE Steam tu ,t,. ~ Ru,
and Gas Tar; aiso an be rsed tn gas wlsks nr rel
~ J. r. FlNf4AS i CO., Ca1l 0u Manufacturer a.I
litainefs NaEeEouse Ii North Thru st St Louis Mo-
For saie by
". II. CHAPPELL d CO.,
OFFICE Is. SOCTH MATER ernrrr
Chicago Chemfeaf HbrEs,
lr1a .lS1e
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LOCAL MATTERS.

q The head quarters for 4Sktrt Svpportkr,
Is nj A. Graves, 10 Lake st. j;1ydlw
~ Vest hands wanted at Tappen's. Sohe
but first rate ones need apply.
REDCc71oS OF PalcEs--Haring for the Sen
son an unusually large assortment of Linen
Duck and English Drill coass, Tuppcp has
marked that portion Of hia stock down tweutT
per cent below the regular retail prices. il, order
to sell them of at once and make room for fall
stock now being manufactured.
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To Close THE SEssoS.-Iu order to make
extensive alterations and eulargcmeuts in l,rr
store. and also 10 make room for large stock
Of fall goods, Miss H. Il. Marsh, .5s State stree1.
mlll marx down ler whole stock Of sunllnrr
millinery, and ax such prices as shall effect i,s
immediate sale. All g 10 t10 hats will be sold
at from IS to $3.50. All 81 to IL hats will be
sold at from g to &4.5o. Straws, bIoomers,
lockers aud childten's l,ats will be sold ut the
New York cost: Rich ribbons will be reduced
onethird in piice.
Two shilling Ribbons for Is cents; 20 cent Rib
bons for III cents; alI biz shilling Ruches Tor
20 cents; full hand made Ruches. III; a very
neat three row Ruschc, la|e. Ali six shilling
Flowers for 80 cents, and sl o.her goods reduced
equally large lut Of Luce Tcils will be sold
at rery low prir4s. 1i:.cn Catabric- uandker-
chiefs: Hosiery odd Glot t:=s, vii! be cleared out
To every lady who has millinery to purchase,
this sale offers unusual Inducements. Notice
the number, .5S State srreet, between Jackson
and Van BURN. iy1l-aw
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why is it," young spriggins asked
old Roger, "why is it that the srire has been
taken of the old First Presbytcrian Church
editice:"
"Very properly, because the building has
ceased to point in that direction" said old
Roger, solcmnly fixing his eyes on 4 passing
cloud. Then the old fellow walked away with
serious chuckle.
, 1859-07-19

SNGkn.s NEW IA" MAcu1sE,-This late in
rcntion is des;g gncd to oh,iate every difficulty
that has heretofore arisen in all Sewing Mi
chimes. 1t Aens, ,5tlls, tucks and gathkrs. Thu
grcat demand for Them ALREADY feft in this mar
ket, is u guarantee that they nu4t supercede all
other machines in use now on exhibition, to-
;scthcr with ali the different styles of Sim GERS
Machines, At SIS Lake Street. i. ". Harris,
Agent ies1-..no
= Remember when you wish a good article
Of kerosne Coal Oil. Chimnies Wicks, DC.
1hat the Lamp AMI Oil Emporium is ut l.6
Clark st. jJ42w
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WHEElxn W1lsoxs SEWING NAcu1SEs.-We
prefer them for family use.-N. !. 1rtJuae.
Tbey aEe tue fayoEitcs for familics.-T. /,
1snses.
They are without riyal-Scitntife Amer:-
c1A.
They maintain the pre- enaincncc.-N i. En-
preAt.
For Aesna9sn5, Jtlling, tHcting and gathering
no statement is necessary, as their reputation
Tor successfully doing this work, has been fur
some time established.
All tue latest Improvements, originated by the
best talent in the Union, arr involved in this
machine. GEORGE H. Cn,rExpEx, GenI Ast.,
ly1-1mo lG7 aud 1G3 Lake street.
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e No. Al State street will be easily dis.
tlnguished BY the sign Of the Mammoth Golden
lea hcttlc. jy1G-1w
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y Il. ScR1FES, Ads<rfiri~s Asr.f, IS bu1,bos,.s
IL aakoF.ef to sars Adesrtizsar far x4i< MI M II.
Aea4s.*a foP7'4 ~ so'9A Ee<- jat-t63ky
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EXCURSION TO EyASsrox.-Tbe promised ex-
cur*ion under the auspices Of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, llcv. Mr. Paterson, comes
Of to day md with every Indication Of good
time coming. The Great Western Band will
discount their best notes, and for tic res. If the
excurs1onlsts do hot find the days experiences
OF tue grores and the lale beach glorious aud
satisfactory tley will lie Of the class hard to suit
AL aboard, ut A. ~, nj the Milwaukee depot.
, 1859-07-19

Ho ron CnfsrAL LAEK.-We have visited
Crystal1.ake under the varied aspects the scason
could gire 10 it; pleasantly wheu its winter
covering was being harvested for the city use
so grateful now, ,and eren more pleasantly when
the influences oflss sparkling expanse tenpered
the glow Of midsummer, aud filed its groves
With coolncss- To this latter means aud end it
is offered today, and will doubtless be largely
is well rs hugely epjoycd By the participants in
tho grand jubilee Of the Owen street N, E. Sab-
bnsh School, and those who may on this trip
choose to join them. Tickets 50 cents, or ons
quarter railroad fare. Fill up your baskets and
be nj tie depot at A.x-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22

The KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE LEGIsrATUTzEs-
A SUPER PROPnsED.-We understand that sundry
influential citizens of Louisville intend to invite the
members of the Kentucky and Tennessee Degisla-
ture to supper in this city next week 1t will af-
ford a most admirable opportunity for an inter
change Of sentiment, and otherwise exercise ben
efcal influence upon the interests of these sister
States.-LOlliSUiUe Courier. Dec. 20.
Ii is contemplated to extend TO the members of
the Cgslatures OF Tennessee and Kentucky and the
city co Lncils of Nashville Frankfort and Lexington
an invitation to this city and to give them banquet
resolution passed both boards of the Council last
night appropriating $1,000 for that object. We UNI
derstand that several thousand dollars have been
raised for that purpose by private subscription
Louisville Journal, Dec 81
Our Legislature adjourned yesterday until the ID
of January, 1860, that if your citizens were to
getup the proposed supper a cOrperals guard cOlli
not be formed here next week TO accept the invita-
ton Our City Partners, however. will be on hand,
and they viii worthily represent not only the city
but The State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22

GENTLENES OF THE RAH--We had the pleasure last
evening of meeting in the sanctum Messrs. S E. CA
REY General Ticket Agent Of the Mississippi Central
Railroad TRACY ROBINSON, of the same road, and J.
s. SHAcKLLFoRD of the Little Miami Railroad, who
visiting city Sn business connected with their
respective routes. We trust they will have plea
SAINT stay in midst and that they may succeed in
arranging matters to their entire satisfaction.
The work on the Mississippi Central Railroad is
advancing rapidly there being but nine miles of the
track TO finish before lhe road is completed This
route is the most direct to New Orleans from this
section of country, and from every part of Middle
and West Tennessee aud will do immense bust
in the way of passengers and freight.
Mr.. SHACKELFoRD's road, the Little Miami, from
tie prompt safe and udicious manner in which 1t is
n naged has won for itself the name of the "Old
Reliable;" and when Mr.. SHACKELF0RD goes abroad,
he is sometimes recognized by his friends and &C
quantances under same the name, style and firm =
though the tide oe young Reliable would be bet
ter suited to his years.-Fd.riot Of yesterday.
We had the pleasure of meeting the same gentle
men, and were particularly gratifed to learn from
them that 1.-THE Mississippi Central Railroad is near
ly completed. The connection of the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad with the Mississippi will
give us direct line to New Orleans. This connec-
tioa, it is hoped, will soon be made As it is. the
Mississippi Central viii put passengers through be-
tween Nashville and New Orleans in much shorter
time than any other route
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22

one OF Six WIVES AFTER d" GAY DEcEvER =
The Memphis Appeal learns that DR.. b. W. THONAS,
a wealthy citizen Of Narolean Arkansas, was sur
rrised by the arri val there few days SINCE of a
lady bearing his name and claiming him as her hus
band. Mrs. TuoNlS, who, for many years. resided
in Louisville. alleges that she was married to tie
Doctor in 1874. AMI that he lived with her long
enougl to convert her property into money, with
which lac left leaving her penniless and that she
las not until within 4 few months been able to
find his Whereabouts. She has taken up her resi-
dence ia Arkansas AMI instituted suit for divorce
and alimony. and also commenced a prosecution for
bisamy. She charges that he never obtained d.
yorce and that lac is living with his Sirst wife
At the late term of the Dcsha Circuit Court. she
was allowed SIS per month for her support until
the final hearing of the case, AMI SljO to pay the
costs Of the prosecution. to be paid out of his
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at lot, a. N; and at 8, P. m
Arrive at l2R a. N and u P. m
lBo.h trains connect at Stevenson for Memphis
except the train leaving Nashville Saturday
night.
1.-THE night train from Nashville connect at Chat
tanooga with the trains on the East Tennessee
and Georgia road.
[B0th trains connect at Chattanooga with trains
on the Western and Atlantic road.
TBoth trains connect at WartFace with trains
on the ShelbyYille branch.
THE day train from Nashville connects at Tul
lahoma with the train on the McMiRnville and
Manchester road.
THE day train from Nashville connects at
Deeherd with trains on the Winchester and
Alabama read for Salem and FayetteYillel
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at y a m, and - p. m
Arrive at 81, a. m. and 81, p. m.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at >. a. m, and 2:25, p. m. lTbe
morning train carries the mail.
Arrive at u, night, and 4, P. IA. THE evening
train brings the mail
EDGEFIcI.D AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD:
Leave Nashville at ?, P. m.
Arrive ut TO- a. m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22
CANDIuArEs.
ATTORNEY CENETAL.

ATTORNEY GENERAL.
We authorised TO announce WAL @. BRIEN candidate
for Attorney Generao the 9Th Judicial Circuit embracing the
counties Of Sumner Williamson and Davidson. Election NEXT
May r rr $500 oct23 I'd
We authorized to CARY A. HARRIS, OF Will
hanson couny candidate Attorney General for the u
dal Circuit composed the counties Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner 0cti4 td-
Weare authorized to BAXTER SMITH, Esq. Of
Sumner candidate for Attorney General OF this (e 9h)
Ceu ompOsd Of the counties Of williamson David
and sunrz
We are auihor, to announce JAS E. RAmEs, Esq, as
candidate the flee Of Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
cs circuit composed of the Williamson,
and wilson. Election in May, 1860.
We authorized to L. FINLEY, of Davidson
county, candidate for Attorney General of the 9th Judca
Circut. Election, May, 1869.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22
GAIT HOUSE,
IOTuSVIIIE XIV

TTJHE Propretors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing for
large OF travel from the opening Of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad have enlarged he Hotel TO d0uhe It's
aty with and extensive Billiard Rooms Bath
Rooms, &c.
The pUbc rely that the weearned reputation Of tbs
GALT llnUsE, strictly class Hotel, shall he maintained
This House conveniently Toasted for rvel East or est
The Louisville Office Of Jesrs1nyille Railroad having d
rect railroad Northern and Eastern Cities ans
Landing the United Mail Line Steamers for CnCin
natl aud the East within a square Of the Eotel.
II baggage checked in the Gait House TO all the principal
points, North, East and West.
II = Time from Louisville to New York 3S hours.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22
The Cotton MARKERS.

CHARLESTON Zee -The sales Of cotton to-day we're 200
bllcs, at fOm go to II Prices changed
CHARLESTON, Dec 10 i o'clock, P. M-Tha market
was firm, this forenoon and holders Offering
little. The sale were :, bales
SAVANNAH, Dec. 10 Sales Of day bales The
SIC mer had effect The rket que. and IN.
chan. ei.
MOBILE Dee I9-Saes # c,tton day 5000 bales at de-
cline vi &c Mdiings lO9IO5s The market was dun
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22
Oppositien Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2l.-The National American
Central Committee convened to-day. Jacob Broome
was appointed chairman and Blanton Duncan secre;
tary. committee was appointed to confer with
the Washington committee and appointed Monday
night to consider plan for uniting the Opposition
to the present AdminiStra iioE. Another committee
was appointed to prepare an address to the Aneri
can people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22

New IURH, Dee. 2I.-The Hsru'FS Washington
dispatch says 4 meeting of forty Americans was a
held last night Mr. Crittendrn. presiding, devise
plan for Concentrating the entire Opposition TO
the present Administration for the Presidential cen
test of 1860 \ resolution was passed for the APP
pointment of a committee to report at adjourned
meeting tomorrow. Mr.. Crittenden is designated as
chairman of the American National Committee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22
Destruetiye Firc..Loss 81 Lie

HARTFORD, Dec. 20.-The fuse factory Of Jos
FOy Of Sinsburg, took fire at half past O'CLOCK
this \. NJ and was entirely destroyed. The fir,
caught H. the lower part of the building while tht
employees were at work in the upper story. The
flames spread with such rapiiity as to cut off all
chance of escape, consequently seven females were
burnt to death. and two others, together with the
son OF the owner, a boy, were badly injured
that it in believed they cannot survive.
The names of the dead as far as ascertained
are: Catharine Brissey, of New York Mary
Bacon, Of Simsburg Hannah and Harriet Head
sisters. and two others. females. names not ascer.
tanned, and married woman named Sampson
Physicians from this city are in attendance upon
the injured. The origin OF the fire is not known
Loss no. reported.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22
Outhern Photographic Temple of Fine

OutheFn PhOIOgr0 nhiC Temple OF ZINC
Arts.
Corner of Dcaderick street and Public Square oveI
Brownies.
If you want fine and durable Ambrotype, a plain
or colored Photograph which warranted not tC
fade, call at the Southern Photographic Temple OF
Fine Arts corner of Dcalerck street and the Square
over Brownies. The very best artists employed
IN this Gallery, and being permanent institution o
this city you will be Sure of not being humbuggcd
as you certainly will be by those noisy and peddlin-
picture makers. Satisfaction given to every custo
mer or no charge made
Life size pictures copied from the smallest sizl
ambrotypo or daguerreoyPc. Call and see speci
mems. CHAS. Z. GlEltS.
dec5-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22

The Methodist Sunday Sci OOI Association
The regular meeting OF the Association will he held Friday
evening" 23I inst, McEendree Church, O'Clock Al
address will be delivered by Rev. J. B. McFERRIN, d. D.
1 full attendance is desired
THOs o. SUMMERS President.
wv IL MORROW. SecretarR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22

PATRIOTIC MoYENENr.-The ladies of Isle of Wight
county, Virginia, have pledged themselves not to
use or buy any commodity of merchandise which
shall after a certain period be obtained north Of
Mason and Dixons line. The ladies Of Mecklen-
burg county. n. C.. are about to adopt tie same
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22
Accident TO the stcamcr Tempest.

CIAREsyHIE, Doc. 2i-Tho steamer Tempest bound
frcm Nashville to Cincinnati in attempting to pass
the Cumberland river railroad bridge piers last
night struck the pile of drift lodged against the up
per rest pier and thrown against one of the
span piers. The force of the current carried her
under the bridge, which took off her pilot house and
chimnies She is now laying at the wharf here re-
pairing
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22

RUNoRED DENU.-It was rumOrcd in this city yes
terday that Capt James Ice. late of the Kate FRS
bee had died recently at the Hot Springs, Ark. Capt
Lee has been at the Hot Springs during the past
month for the benefit OF his health He was one OF
oldest and most popular steamboat men on the west
waters. genial companion and in all respects
an nmiahln man.- McL.L.LLN lRnenL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22
Very Desirable city Property

VWTE offering sale that desirable improved prop
Wv Of Fhnmls Smith. EsI., better known the DR..
Robertson place. situated Cherry between Church and Broad
streets. This property in Of the most central and
portions city The 1t fronts hunlre thr
y feet Cherry street, and back hundred aud
eighty five ninety feet u alley. The lot has divided
lots the coQtsng the dwelling fronts fOTtyore
feet the others front thirty feet EACH and will he sold altogether
separately he desired s consider this the most de
sable property only needs examination
commend itself fAvorahly
For Of sale &c. call at Office No. 4S College
street, beXt to the Merchants Bank.
L. K. GLAS lC0CK & CO.,
dec Cow. Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22
ROCK CITY MILLS.
SUBSCRIBE.

Now is the best time to subscribe for
the UNION AND AMERICAN for the year 1860,
as you can get all the numbers for the
year.
II is also a good time for those whose
time is about to expire to renew theirsub-
scriPtion for another year. Send in yOnr
orders, and the cash in advance
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22

FmEW,Ns BAII--A Ball will be given on Monday,
the 9th of January the anniversary Of the battle OF
New Orleans, at the Court House for the benefit OF
Capitol Hill Fire Company. No. 1.
TICKETS S5.-Can be had Of any Of the Committee
CoaNrrER.-T. W. Stephenson, NJ. NJ Hcnklc
j., j. D. Musgrove, A D. Creighton and J. II. Strick
land I'll
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22

The citizans Of Madison county, Ky, met on the
18th inst and resolved that that JOIN G. FEE and
his brother Abotoniss in that county should be dri
ven from it. They rccite good reasons why the pre-
sence Of such men is unsafe in a community where
slaves are held.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-22

THR LEGISLATURE houses of the Legisla-
ture adjourned yesterday until Monday. the ID Of
January, 1850, in order to afford the members an
opportunity to spend the Christmas holidays with
their families and constituents, and very few now
remain in the city. We wish them merry Christ