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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-04
ALzX- WILLIAMSON. ARCHER cHKATHAs
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &C.,
NO. COLLEGE STREET,
EAsRVELLE, TENNESSEE.


TNHE undersigned have in store the following pure Lquos
favorable and respectfully invite purchasers Of those goods
to exsmine their stock before buying.
Our Liquors and Wines purchased direct through the Gus
Honse and be warranted genuine Being determined
sell at low fgures-POsseng The facilities to do hatte
Prompt dealers, as will meet their views,
Brandies, Gin, Rum and Whistles.
20 y and pipes Zine Cognac 10 bbIs superior Rye Whisky
5Hgps Bordeaux Do 2obbs old Rye do
}5 % R Sdb5 Gin do ,S : Od B91rnso
2puncheOnspur W. L Rum; 2puncLeons Irish Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands.
IOe baskets and bxs Champagne, 20 do sautsrbas;
% boxes Hook and Mosel.; 10 do do oid and ap.;
20 do Hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira;
g boxes Pine Pine cls.'ia 70 % P9a; '
Porter, Ale, &c.
20 casks JondoE orter, hest brands;
81 do English and Scotch Ale, best brands;
30 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Btters;
20 do French CordiaIs, assorted;
90 do Brandy Cherries;
Cigars.
lo0oco gsnqns Havana Cigars $4,000 German Cigars
'n0i'''' O''n''' robacc 60 b. Hn''' N's'ia' Do
sbzs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. ". Anderson;
j ]: !: & & ..Hs.rl.ss: Il:
10 0or.. A6s virginia Chewing Tobacco suhsrand. sin. gu,
% boxes h9s Virginia Chewing Tobacco CHAMBER & FliDp.u
20 s9e Virginia Chewing Tobacco, 'Langhon Armsad
10 boxes hne virginia Chewing Tobacco, Aliens"
50 boxes best Tennessee do do.
Also:
Is boxes Kean Smiths celebrated ''TEst PANCAKE,
Danvls Tobacco, equal If superior, any OEess
With may OiSsr articles sonneetsd With The business
aRs No. 3 Colsgs stEesh Nashville, Tenn
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TEyE copartnersp heretofore existing under the style Of C
ter Mckay Co., between A c. Carter, z. G. Mckay and
W c. W.sford, dissolved the LIST day September
ISIS, by mutual consent. -
A. c. CAKTER,
T. G. MCKAY,
". c. WILLSF0RD.
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- NJ vIU U0II8e-FOE
Makes better coffee THAI possible obtain ottr
way because By an ingenious lat simple house
Keeper nay boil her coffee for any length Without los
aroma, thus securing all he elements coffee in their natural
and pr JPordonsl combinations.
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Never ls to DO its right Cook cannot I yur Gun
Coffee BY neglect or forgstflnes after she has PLACED ne 80
the stove range.
some three hundred Of the above CoeePots have been s
le-and they warranted 70 give perfect stisf
sizes from one 70 twenty quarts Der sale -
isg ]. W WILSON. College stress.
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: \ L.H'.A. WI. rHntIrs- n. g. zESuLsT.
LANIER, PHILLIPS q CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0oxRS, oOK11ETOy MERCHANTS
AND DEALzRs N
FOREHGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
NO. 90, HARxEz s7zzEr,
AsAVILLE, TENNEsSR
NAE in receptof large ana eo. s,,ortvD.sos
" GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS,
sve4y article line, 70 which We would
Pec'iully solicit the attention q the trade.
30e hhds La sugar; IfaI Ma * A Al Leaf s,~,,.
100 bbls Baltimore Crushed gu is boxes Hawai- sugar:
"a g1i 300 bbls Molasse5;
g do Grannelatsd DO 50 Sis. Golden syrup;
so boxes D. Z. Loaf do IS tiercrs ClRriaed s15ar.
SGNDREES.
CSC Ss bags Rio oOGes; 50 casks English SODA;
rs do Laguirs Coffee; 100 dozen Buckets;
50 do Pepper; 40 nests TuhS-
3 do Spice; 50 bo1es 'tHsrs's Extra"
Is do So Almonds' Tobacco:
rs Is sSls Pecsnsi $500 assorted Cigars, ''EEsrA
10 eases Teas; 8 herces Rice;
300 boxes Star Candles; 30 cssss picklea.
$50 do Summer do so do Kfatcbss.
20 90 Boston SOsp IS coils Lutte Rope:
so do Foxes Starch; casks Dutch Meddey,
IS sardines; 10 ee-oons Irai0o.
400 boxes Scotch Herrings; y bbIs Alum
l5o bales Cotton Irvine; &C. keke
casks Malaga Wine; 800 cases St. Julian olsret;
"a a az 0ia Snsfry; 80 do "IIsut fallen" do
~ = 90 Old Port Wine; extra;
Il do Msdsrs do IOG baskets Cbaru,s,vns.
Pipes Champagne Cognae Is cases Champagne Cider;
..-N8uSi 50 do Bra1dies--ass0rted;
az pipes Otard, DuPry Co., 40 do Brandy Cherries;
Cognac; $50 bbls Country Whisky:
10 casks Jamaica Rum. 500 do Rectiaed 40
. 40 Louisiana 90 800 packages Domestic BraDaies
Puneheon Holland Gin etc, etc.
LAYER, PHILLIPS 4 CO.,
lHnen No. %, Market street.
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The Ola Dominion Coffee-Pot

Gives healthy beverage. aud Iious Or.
sos Who bad not darrell 70 coffee Cor years. have asts
drink ter aForte beverage again when made in tins dos,
and without occurrence OF Of he old unpleasant eouss-
quenees Itis healthy because ~ the Of condensr no
ration Is prevented and the coffee be boiled long
release all the natural elements Of s berry, get @ in ast
pro Ps ton in the beverage.
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y retiring from the firm Of Demovils Bell. this op-
pogny oS returning 10y thanks for the literal patronage
heretofore extended the late Tu and former
partner gentleman wort5y OF all eonhdenos.
6eelT II G, BELL.
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SUNDRKES.
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, and Z;
goo ~ Pint halfpnt, and quart Flasks;
500 +" Window Glass:
100 q Tumbers:
25 kegs Boiler Riyets and Nuts
100 dozen BrOOms:
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel PloEs;
100 boxes Pickles, FOR sale low down.
jan27 TERRAss BROTHERS.
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NUTS, SODA, CIGARS, DE.
IS bbs Soft Shell Almonds 5000 La Estella Cigars
DO English Wglnutsi 5000 Rio Hondo do
do Brazil Nuts; 2oC9 La Rose do
do Piberts 10000 La Chnsha do
100 bxs Fire Crackers; 10000 Estefanoni do
20 casks Soda: 10 bbls Smoking Tobsecs;
10 do New Rice; so gross Il. Clay glazed
Pipes.
All OF the above will Be ssd ve low at Nos Is and Market
street, By HUGH McREA & co.
novs4
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and would 3 pleased the Old TRENDS aud customers Of The
late FIRM asuTn them Of my best efforts to
Of the liberal patronage bestowed the old firm
s. L. DEMOVILLE.
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l. c. ANDERSON.
r. c. AND RSON d. CO.,
No As Market Street, near the Square;
Nashville, Tennessee,
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL DEALERS IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
And GentIemen'S Furnishing Goods
Of our own Manufacture.
HANKFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
for series Of past, beg inform
er and the public in general that receipt our
stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have been carefully manufactured market
brsci1g all the and latest les Goods
and Gentlemens Furnishing Goods great ABUNDANCE
large and varied Of beaver pilot cloth and
other kinds hand which the invited
We solicit call from friends and customers feeling
them in style and quality Of goods and OaCag
please them in price, for purchased goods SELL
and determined to ~let them 60"
Employing bat the most skful worknen, aud hay
ing hand choice and select assortment Of hne cloths
prepared make all descriptions Of f9tng at the shortest
dssrss @ re AKBExsssEa %,
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EAVING purchased the of r. c. Bell in the
firm of sm1yle Bell shall continue the Drug BUs
the old stand, No 80 Cherry street, until the first day
JaHus:y, 1850, under the firm Of
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The Old Dominion Corfee-Pot


Is = emost economical rnothn being lost hvevspafan In
polling fourth less C0Gse is required; while he isves n
tronger, msre fragrant, and more delicious.
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foaT cssoa lsrsaf@kSr, Jan. ~, 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII be
O'clock the 2oh day April Furnishing
years from the nrt day q July such
tunes as may be required aad afero FOO the mad
the following descripuon-to Wit
Caooas NAL hogs Sa.ss
size No - 3 inches lonsh aud
10 b. madc Of cotton weighing
yard OF ~ inches width the threads Of warp
composed OF dive yarns
size No ? an inches length incles circumference
b. made 81 Weighing
yard Of 20 inches Width ,he threads warp
composed u four yarns each.
ss No s(s2 inches length ssinches neeumeence
Dc made o weighing
u three each.
The bag numbered
taDng hem ie upon
nnmber ai least ten the and eight the eye
holes tobe wrought and they
suitent hemp cord lace them strongly An
well marked inside and outside U s. Mail large
letters,
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The body of the leather pouches good
auta bag leather, we'll weighing aud
onnees to the the ( circular
and strongly secarcd wnl the
The pouches be OF dnsey
resist water weighing pouches
less than % the yard OF 81 nc
% ounces % The yard Of Is aehes Width S ' n No. s.
NOT less than IS the Of 22 inches threads
rhe pouches numbered
] nor s saa e. oss 70 de sa 81 80 e a.a
the threads Of hewarp and wen 20 be poa Of at least -four
Leather AMI caness ROrss Mad Bass. ~ ~
size No body as inches long and "a inches wide ia the we,
parts ends bottoms OF same being IL by 20 inches.
No Body As inches long is inches tho widest
pAr.s ends or bottoms Of same being Y By "a inches
ends or bottoms d sane being 10 by 20 inches
ai bag heather well tanned weighing MOI less than seven ounce
The foot and the be wei and strongly sesed u
sted, 10 be 50 done a. NOT TO eha@ horse on rider E
The canvas horse mat bags are 10 be made Of cotton canvas Ike
Proposals Improvement the construction
the above bags and pouches Or IN ,o materials thereof
specified price VIII be considered
in determining the lowest and best bid.
contractor Boston, Mass New York and Albany n r. phl
lslna and ,'.'i a.,a n .a%oss Ma Washington" ~
Mobile Ala New Orleans, La Knoxville Nashville and Memphis,
Cage ill., III quantities,
partmet require and order and they are Z. be eay Inspected
any respce, the specimens adopted as the standard bgs
be lurnshed No proposal be considered
with specimens samples Of each article bid for showing the
construction and quality OF materials aud workmanship offered
with the proposed
(wosa responsibility he certified by the postmaster Of the
that they viii responsible
nisn bond for the due performance Of The contract IN such
proposal be accepted
Tue specimens samples department
18th day Of April aud those mbi shah have
ooplned the accepted proposals Will IN connexon With such pro-
posas form Every specimen
should be well and distinctly cd with the number de
noting sz have affixed sample Of the materials
leaer Of which it is made All specimens deposited by
bidders which With safety and convenience be used In the mail
vice. will be paid Tor al the prices specified the proposals rel
the ~ Eiss Es.f4
the bids will be made before TIC third day Of
accepted bidder bidders Will be required 10
contract With sufficient bond and snfees be
twenty .nrst day OF June next
estimate the number ~ the different kinds OF
bags viii probably be required, they informed that
furnished Tor the department during The
last II mail ITO leather
pouches and 500 horse mail bags
should outside, Proposals Mail
Bays and be addressed 'Iostnaster q, neral
- AARON " BROWN
Ian lawI2y Postmaster General
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NOTICE TO PRE-. ENpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every the right pre- the
aps within townships fractional townships abovc mentioned
the satisfaction
of oftc and mix Hsror
az racsealis Sseing notice and before the appointed
for tho the public sale Of tho lands embracing
the tract claimed Otherwise such claim will DO forfeited
TIIOs A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner o the General Land Office.
NorEunder regulations department. heretofore
and cx fling be made for advertising proclama
except 10 such publishers nfy authorized 10 publish
by the Commissioner the General Land Once
Jan l9--lawl3w lintASiafl
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No. $50.
Nv the Preside mt Of the United states.

JAMES BUCHANAN, President Of the United
States e the provisions q The act OF
burg eeua land district in the state o. Louisiana aud
tong lands in said di-ritt approved
August 1912 and Of tho acts Congress authorizing the sale
tho hereby declare and make known that public
-ae will at the state
commencing Monday The secoad day May aef, for
nnappropracd aud tracts Of public land SIT
mated ,yun the limits following townships
ona townsh according tho approved pa rcsnryeyed, TO
wit .atpA
South If he line and ,pca ollie principal meridian.
Townships L. g. a. and fractional townships and 6, OF
Townships q aud g. fractional township g. of range O.
Townships 2 Of range g. 1.t +t gre
Fractional townships !, 2, aud s. OF range L. s.
Fractional township l. Of range o. a.l.g ,fatt 5..t
South If he line and rat Of he principal meriian
Townships J. 2, 8, 40 o, and 7, Of range 1.
Townships o, q, and T. OF range =
Towns and z, OF range g.
ToSnships 8 g. and T. and township Of rangea
fractional township =, of ranges
Township o., OF range 8.
Fractional townships and 0, OF range 0.
Townships g. and and fractional township s. Of range TO-
Township 8, Of range IL.
Fractional township s. Of range H.
! go -. 4
Lands confirmed private claims, appropriated by law
military other together with The
granted To the State by The
eres 1si9 and September 2s 1850 also all
the day appointed Of the sale which shall
have finally that time under the provisions
Of the act 10Th August isia, ercinbeiore mentioned mi
ciadsf from The safe. 5
The opring of lands win
ay apponte proceed the order IN which they
yesed whole shall have been offered and The sal thus
longer than
o the lands will be admitted until after
Of the two weeks II ttf
Given under the city of Washington this 1lh day Of
January ammo Domlui eight i
JAMES BUCHANAN &
by tho President;
THos HESpHJtKs,
inmI O Ia
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inspirations personal selections the North
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Nas~-Janlss g. Bsrret
ksDisaey -willian Morgan
0ssp0tafsoA Affo,nes-Janes NJ Carlisle
CoNaa.sssos.es n 5lsaith--tnsrles b. Force, NJ d.
Tl1 Clerk William j nonoho
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s g ssa6r q ps s,oa. p s a. Sss
I fa w . w = r jS.,os s1saa,s y ,,os
sIA Wa,d- Dr.. y ; wash, John d BRANDT esq
Ssretth Hdfd-Dr j. T. Morgan, Henry A Clarke, esq.
AtoriAlAiass 10 FrlRsi-a AspnHss rooK.
tsra Wa. g, Ridssy,
ssoo'a Ward Andrew Hughes
Third gari-yalenllns fisrsaugh.
fsn ward j b Gardiner.
Sisa wa,d--Janes oDomsr
SsossA wa5d-D. b Clarke.
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Era Hard-Philpc C. Davis, ~ d.
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Ityh wayd-J NJ Toner Nj D.
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ssresa ward-j T. wIlott, MD.
Rrs Ward leo. ". Riggs VIM Dove, (president1
secqnd Thomas Miller Thomas j. FISHER
gA,,a , wea w psnoae and osssn Z Brown
fy1s Ward -Edmand Barry and G W c Duminston
Stath Wa,d-sobcrt Clarke and W Miller.
sseretasy me hoard Erasmus } Middleton.
Messas0g-Jacob kieiber
cpxsnrsks Bols on aIpxaHxx
y Improsnents Mea.rs 4 Miller Moore aud Pearson
Ioiiee-Mcssrs Mohun Barry and smith
Schools Messrs ponoho Huntington, and Clark.
Esre Department. Messrs Fisher Barry, ana A W Miller.
D,anage seDaao and Distbtion Of Water Messrs Brown,
Uasas.asd su'ss'sossrs A. W Miller, Huntington,
f~ hsy""-Meests. aoufe, bbuoboI ana
tisai@ Z as cy Me.sr., z miller, MOaun, aud Clark.
ranai--Messrs Brown and Pesson
Wharues- Mcssrs Donoho aud Smith
k",otea ban.- slr Moore: at
Money 1s',.adions y he colp'set'sn Mr. Risss
10 Count and Destroy Due mus MI. Fisher
10 nenda he iss ne Corporation before Congress
COMMON couscI
F WasdchArles Albert. (presideni) John B. Turton
secoad aga-wm orme, Grafton Powell, s Jones
Thi Ward-wm g. Palmer mber, Free and Christopher s
fbaa Ward Stephen n caslelnan Elijah Eimon.,on
Fya. Ward William A. Mulloy, VIM. r Wallace
ya-ceorge Bobrer, Franklin ober
wayi--Thomus E Lloyd, Charles Wilson,
serreiayy- william, A. Kennedy II
Usssen0as-Wiliam q Locke. Hs
On Ways Jones' rurton Tree cazteman
Ga Improvements sesrs Trtou Van Reswiek ome, oHare,
o. tl aims "asssrs POWELL Mohun, and wilson
Oh Unfinished Basiness- Messrs Palmer and Ailsead
On PoeAessrs Mooy, ore, Parker, Powell Cas,leman.
GaaaMcssrs cas,,cnau orme ODER Van R.swok Parker
Ms,ead,
Schools Tree. ron, Powell, Mohun, Wallace Bohrer,
rae bpanmat -Mossrs Parker Eimon..on and sistoad
Dsa.aaos, dsiessrs Palmer, orme, Turon, Mohun Muoy
jim Coaarstss Washington oanai-sessrs casenan
on Money T,ansas,oas psa corpoeation--Alr Jones'
Co,,ni and Destroy Due Biii.-M Edmonson
Register Of couns-Mr BDhror. fsiE n ...a
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Health ef the CRY Messrs Palmer, Parker, Wilson, and Muoy
Eigisyg Wallace osre Parker, and Ed
n ! COMMISSIONERS nrsovSsxSn.
First Ditria-Joseph l.. Rawings,
fA.rd D ds,sss, ssa"a, e0s Ssr,o,
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The Phslnnx In New jersey.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

NORTH AMERICAN PnALANx, August q, 1859.
In your issue Of yesterday appeared letter under the
caption Of "Ihc Watering Places" headed Our North
American Phalsnstery CorrespondenCe which admits Of
differences the general reader o! character
end calculated seriously to prejudice my interests the
present proprietor Of the place.
The writer Of the letter, whoever he may b. has cor.
tainy given proof Of his mastery skill In faithful and
graphic scenic densaton for truthful and acca-
rate description Of the place and Its surroundings has
never appeared in print The setting out he gives 70 the
cTazy re!oimers"aH he calls those who Inhabited
this psces peculiarly p.quant and ehsrpIy scathng;
and his revelations Of ther id.osy regarding
labor, capital spplau,es and Affnilal relations are
spi:iiy unsparrg and pointed. "thrice told tale"
that 1t IL, IL told with all the freshness and zest
OF original story do not object to all ths-to your
correspondent showing his power % racy deneasor,
and to your reaeets berg Approximately entertained.
object 10 his net telling the whole truth. What remains
to be told Ia briefly thsReormers, crazy otherwise,
have po!hng to do with the North American Phalanx
now. 1t Ii inland summer boarding house; and al.
though Jour correspondent states may be superor
70 and infsror TO many" claims to be inferior to
for the price, 81 " So per week. The odium on
tailed upon the by the former connection with IL
eccentric refornos ehculd Eot pursue my busness
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