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THE LEGISLATURE.
Both Honses were again without quorum yes

Both Henses were again without quorum yes
tsrday, and probably viii De until Monday or
TUESDAY Matchmaking vacation of ten or twelve
slays for Christmas.
In the Senate, yesterday, on call being ordered,
the following Senators answered to their names
viz Messrs. BELL BEwLEY, CARRIGER DAVIS
HAvRox, NAVE, NELSON, ROGERS, and the Speaker,
Mr.. PoLK-a total of nine, while seventeen are ne
cessary for aquorum.
In the House, still greater comparative dehclen-
cY was nitst
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Temperance Boys
Rally!
We Nerer SfrreRder!!
GRAND DEMONSTRATION OF THE
Temperance Orders!
This day the Goth December, at half past
o O'Clock, in Nashville.

A LII MEMBERS of the Orders of Temperance, and
y Friends of Prohibition urgently requested to unite
in the Procession
PUBLIC SPEAKING
At the First Presbyterian DR. Edgar Church. al II A NJ,
and 81 p NJ, by of the most distinguished Orators
of the State
The Order of the Sons of Temperance will form at their
Hall on Cherry Street
The Order of the Temple Of Honor will form at their Hall
Union Street
The Order of the Cadets of Temperance viii form at their
Hall on Cherry Street.
The Sisters of Temperance and those Of the Social De
gree, will organize at the First Presbyterian Church
Aud the Friends of Prohibition who belong to no Order,
and who wish TO unite in the demonstration, will form on
Union Street. west of Cherry.
At 10 O'Clock, precisely the procession will take up the
line of march, under the direction Of the Chief Marshal
dec29-lt
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LATER FRdb RIo-CoFFEE.-A despatch received
by mercantile house in Baltimore, state that's the
Rio Janeiro dates received by the brig VIM. Price,
arrived at Philadelphia, are to October 25th The
ruling price of coffee was $500 rarrobe for round
lots This is considered an advance Of eight hun
dred ries on previous purchases equal to two cents
per pound Stock $4,000 bags. This news caused
great excitement in the Baltimore market, and IN
settled prices. Holders therenow ask l82 orprime
Rio
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NOTICE-HAVING CLOSED OUT MY EN-
~ TIRE stock of Drugs, &C. all those who indebt.
ed to myself or to the firm of Currey Martini either BY
note oraccount will oblge by immediate settlement
For Rent wish TO rentfOr the next year my store
house on Union street Being fitted up for Drug store
affords an excellent opportunity for any DESTROYS of GO
ing into business in the city. The fixtures however be
removed to make room for any ther business.
RICHARD o. CURREY
dec2l BG No. "a Union street.
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL,

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
WILL OPEN Tuesday the 9th of December, and
w continue open every night for short season. Banes
Celebrated Series OF Gigantic Panorarnas emitted
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent views of Boston, its Harbor Hall
fax the Atlantic river MerSey, Liverpool the Crystal
Palace of the Worlds Fair, Westminster Abbey, LONDON,
from the Thames passing under the Bridges and ending
with magnificent view of the Thames Tunnel, brilliantly
Illuminated and both banksof the beautiful RN Err RHINE
The Hall will be comfortably seated with entirely new
inclined Platform that all may the PanoTamas with.
out Inconvenience.
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock.
Admission 50 cents-Chdren under u years Of age 25
cenis
Doors open at G, Panorama commences moving at o
clock precisely. dec23-df
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~" The correspondent of the Philadelphia Ga
zee thinks that the debate on Peter G. Washington
case gave favorable indication Of the talent and
character of the new House. 1t was remarkable
for the ccoIness with which the speakers adhered
to the question at ISSUE for the coureousness which
they displayed towards one another, and for the
logical ability displayed For many years profess
sional observer of Congressional proceedings the
writer says that be does not remember having ever
listened to general discussion in that House, pre-
senting finer display parliamentary eloquence.
The speeches were all short, confined to the point
terse in expression, and devoid of common place.
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FOR SALE.

7 HAVE 4 FULL ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE AND
select Medicines those with which my prescription case
was filed being already labeled and put up in suitable
fsrnure Here chance for young practitioner to get
an outfit at extremely low price, and of the choicest
quality.
Also for SALE the fixtures of my Drug Store consisting
of Drawers Shelves, Counters, Showcases &c.
Also for sale spendid Soda Fount and its appurenan-
ces. RICHARD o. CURRY,
dac2G No. IS ILninn
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Box Office open from 9, A. ~, to y NJ; and from
TO 5, p NJ, the seats may be secured.
PRICE OF ADMISSI0N-BOx and Parguette IS cents;
Second Tier 50 cents Second Tier second Glass; 80 cts
Coored Box so cents; Coored Gallery, IS cents
Doors open at ga. Performance to commence at
O'Clock.
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COOL.

The weather. is cool, but on Friday evening there
occurred transaction little cooler than the Indl-
cations of Fahrenheit
On Wednesday morning fourteen slaves, two Of
them from South Carolina, three from Tennessee
and nine from Kentucky, crossed the Ohioj just be-
low Sedamsvle and came up to some one Of the
stations for what is unblushingly called tle under
ground 7ailroad' to Canada. Fed well and warm
" clothed by the abolitionists, many Of whom are
people of wealth, the negroes were warmed into
feeling of entire security and having been furnished
with pocket money determined to go and see the
representation of Uncle Toms Cabin at the Ma
tional Theatre and three of them did actually at
tend. So boisterous and african" was their ap-
piause at the words Of defiance flung in the teeth
of his pursuers by the fugitive slave George Har-
ris and also at the successful crossing Of the Ohio
by his wife and child that they noticed by
parties in the dress circle who suspected them from
the texture Of clothing and the tout assemble pecu-
liar to the slave. Before any papers could be pro-
cured iustfyng an arrest the curtain had fallen on
the last act of Uncle Tom, and the real lugtives
were again in their hiding places Cincinnati Com
7HerctdL
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During the last excavations made at PompeH,
several human skeletons, and one Of dog, were
discovered, pressed one upon the other. Two gold
rings ornamented with canoes, were found on the
FINGERS of the left hand of one of the Skeletons
The remains of an antique villa have been discov-
cred between Acerno and Seafat, on the banks of
the Sarno, at depth q only three or four feet IN
der the level of the earth.
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Tomorrow evening, friday first appearance Ofthe
NASHVILLE DRAMATIC CLUB!
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GLAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,

GRAND MUSICAL EN- EKTAINHENI,
~. TIE BARKER FAMILY, of the Old Bay ~.
6tAS State who have recently been giving Musi- "a ~
Sls cal Entertainments in the principal cities 49, IL
sS and villages in New England and Canada *
East and West with unparalleled success take great
pleasure announcing the Ladies and Gentlemen of this
place that they will give concert of VOCAL AND
INSTR UMENIAL MUSIC, on Tuesday evening, january
3d. at the Adelphi Theatre When they will present E
choice selection of their most popular pieces.
Tickets so cents To be had at the door Children half
price.
Door open at Z Concert to commence at ~ O'Clock.
No postpOnment on account of the weather.
dec2g S. ALEXANDER HUBS, Agent.
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Weekly Packets.
THE Splendid new Passenger Steamers, 6SlsbzSa
1 STATESMAN, J. SIDDEL, Master, leeeFivftfrfsS'
CUMBERLAND VALLEY II. G. MCCOHAs, -
will make regular trips IN the above trade leaving Nash
vile every Tuesday, at O'clock p. NJ. Returning will
leave Cincinnati every Wednesday, at o'clock, P. NJ.
The above boats No. l. and differed by eNpe
ri ence business men, who will be thankful for orders for
merchandise and promise give satisfaction to all who
NAV entrIIs business 10 their care.
dec27-tf. JOHNSON, HORNE co.
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ELEGANT ENGLISH BOOKS.
THE WATERLT NOVELS

N SUPERB MOROCCO AND CAR BINDINGS
---LibTaTy Editions
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THIS extensive assortment of Books still Open and will
continue during the remainder Ofthe week The low
ers of Literature and sound reading will find any descrp
ton of fayOre Authors besides those who have presents
to make will find Ofannals seldom offered
at Auction Paper and other goods to which special at
teniiOn is requested.
Sale on Monday, 10; Tuesday, 20; Wednesday, 81; Fri
day, %; and Saturday, "a; night
declS JOS +. DUNTON, AuctiOneer.
PS-Durng the Gay at private sale for Ladies and Gen
temen who cannot attend during the night J. +. ID.
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To conclude with the Favarite Farce Of
4 KISS IN THE DARK
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PIOWSt PIOWS,,

Il
THE Southern States that have so long -
i depended Pittsburg and Cincin- Mn
natl for supply Of Flows, Wagons and acs41=a-sa1H
other Farming implements get all they want at the
Agricultural Mandatory, Market street, Nashville,
Tenn. We would cali the attention Of Planters and Mer-
chants particularly to very large stock OF POws
sisting of great many of the most improved kinds
IN and at low prices they be brought here
from other places AT the place may be found all
kinds OF Wagons Railroad Carts Wheel BarrOws and Rail-
road Flows, Cultiyators and Harrows. Those wishing
Flows sent can order them direct from from Of
the principal dealers in such things in Nashville they
keep them of our manufacture. GEO. G.. ALLEN, Pres
of Agricultural Manufacturing Company, Lower Market
street. Nashville, Tenn. nOy24-4m
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CINCINNATIANDN NASHVILLE F@8zAA
I J PACKET.-The splendid pasSen- kssaJRS5fTEzS'
ger steamer RESCUE, Capt L DIsNuKEs -
having been purchased for the above trade will make reg
uar trips there during this season.
The RESCUE is entirely boat, her accOmmoda,
tons for passengers not excsed By boat in the trade
and her light draught Ony l6 nche) will enable her to
bring freight Nashville when all other Cincinnati boats
will be compelled to store reshp. Capt Dsmukes will
give his best attentions all business entrusted To his
respectfully solicit for the RESCUE liberal share of pat
rOnage.
dec2q HAMILTON.
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~ MULES-BEEF AND PORK. G..szsS
EWNA For sale 100 likely MULES, 2 and 3AR-SY~
~IX years old; IS BEEF CATTLE, corn fed 4asa4A-
and 100 PORK HOGS. Persons wishing TO purchase
see me at my residence in Bedford county 10 miles South
west of Shebyye or address by letter at Richmond
Post Office. nov. l5-u M r. GENlhN-
VETANTED-A TEACHER, WHO Is COM
w PETENT take charge Of School from 40 TO 90
Scholars at Mifn, Henderson county, Tenn. man who
has experience a Teacher, and with family, who
would locate permanently, would be preferable. For fur
Their particulars address L Cawthon, MfiIn, Tenn
decl6-3W
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EPICURE'S ATTENTION.-OYS-m -
Il TIERS FOR THE H0LlDAIS-Receiyed SsSAlI
per steamer Monticello 800 of Holt W
Maltbys fresh Baltimore Oysters. For sale at No 4 Pub
lie Square south side between Market and trout streets
sign OF the Red Chest All Oysters sold at this Depot
warranted fresh and good WILLIAM NJ. MILLER
dec24 Agent
CWEET ORANG ES-3OOO OF TIE ABOt 4
- Just received and for sale at
dee2S JIG. & c. ROBERTSON.
NHRISTMAS PRESENTS-TOYS, ORNA-
~ MENTED Cakes, Fancy Breads, &c. The above Will
be sold cheap this being last in the Toy Trade
dec23 JIG. & C. ROBERT e..
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elegant Gift 8oohs
for 1854

W. T. BERRY 4 co., have just received
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Id Sale of b. F. Pratt will continue every night this week
with the exception of Thursday night and having received
addition 10 his former Stock, would solicit call from all
70 examine. dec2S j. F. DUNTON
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ADELPHI THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MR.. W. IL. BRUNTON.

First night this season of the operate Drama of GUY
MANNERING,
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L quantity Of Fig Paste direct from Constsntinope-
This article Of Confectionery bot delicious for the well
and agreeable and nurcieus food for the III and feeble
good for coughs and colds and particularly Strengthening
and beneficial to weak lungs for sale by
dee14 GEO GREIG.
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, STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

OCOxPANY-Connectn NJ with the Packc Mail Ssssu-
an Compsny carving the lesr United States Mail On
" hrou.h United STATES Nail Line for Csbferns and Ore
fcu VI. Auiuv.n and PsnsDA Greatly reduced prioeS-
M ,r.rs ne. and double enaine U. ). Mai Steamship
ILLINOIS 1850 tuns burden, a. J. HArtsssne, Navy
commander win sal ca MONDAY MNeh n At sSelscS
er The Pacific Mail Steamship Compsnys munincent
steamer GOLDEN GATE. vii Be IN readiness a, fs,ans
u.SiXt,y kr San Franesco The Go den Gate performs
her pns from Panama to San Francisco inside Of u Gays
heating al other on the rAeihc 0l 70 = aAY
the Jno l. Stephens No efforts ~ be spared on tn- part
Of tie Companies to send et passengers thro1gs WITH sx
petition comfort and safety Passengers wall Be landed
AZ the railroad wharf at Aspn~sl free Tranat OF the
lshEurs q the psssaFers expense Persons secnrins
through passage By the United States Nal S'esners Tom
Fscifc Nal Stesnsrs Bates Of Fare from Pansms 20 san
Frncsco the fayorsb. terms rort rels9t or PA
sage apply to CHARLES A " utI "a,
corner OF Warren NY.
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JNyIGORATING CORDIAL.-Professor

IMDHsffS IsNlDDhAIiNb El<lAfa ~ CDhUfAl~-
TIE EIGHTH WONDER Of the BOTANIC WORLD
pacce ~ the great caeuist pnyseias and Dr. NJ
Morse Las r oas oriental hefD, r brought G6 toe
srorv deeerx Of Arabia Petres that ennent philosopher
The ratiyes OF TIA, remark abe 'or te
sxerr,on uzn knsss Ant power Of Sustaining fatigue al
OF which they attribute in rss deree 10 the Of ths
kerb or pnf referred which they universally chew snd
,ou-rr5es oks On his return 70 Europe sftera LON
rrsHees IN the Eszf Professor Morse co1aneuc.H expe
te1rs wh this wonderful lAtszal production and ID. Y
suit u 10 lakors q the layscrsux Eir which hAs boen
Ddogsed BY the Medical Colleges Of al the srsst ci.es AZ
Europe . The best preparation extABt 0f HE
CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES
No language ear convey Al adequate zsz Of tho .unneA
disee<ed de btatsd ard shattered ns.,uus s.em Wa,h
e7 eroSen down BY eIee. weak b. nature or prred BY
Eeknesz e ursrunz Gn1 relaxe1 orssDxstop z AZ ooca
re- Traced vyted, ard built up Tie nlsrx ana % W.
ca Jrrtons o. reryocs cse1se vksa oxs.h-r uner its
irrsencs The sooptng trembling victim Of dspresioa
and deoihy' becomes new he st~ats erect, he
ucyes with tn step; n;s tznd, which Wa pfeviSssy
s<nk 10 gloom, a Amor i6otic apathy becomes tnsat
eucysas and active and be goes forth refreshed reSer-S
sc AID eoneco1s q new.vxor " his accustomed
pelora Nor the eject Temporary. On the conrary ths
feEef permanent for the cordial pro- Of tho rs
ere reach the constitution it<et and resors Il u IL nor
rzal eosds- Wei may the preparation be called tho
MEDICINAL WONDER
o. the nineteenth century IL a. the tst scientific
y he old word have admitted that miracle % Usdans
heretofore sur posed 20 have no existsace.
A sTfMgLAsr THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION.
is force expended . the with opiam, al
ssoc prepsrx On, and "a other exstsnts The effect
Of these 10 brief ard nay well Be sad q him who tales
them the lss- state Of thu than the nsse
b: the Eirss syhilafsnf v.ftsas uasis draw.
bssA-ass n ~ s7sssaass DssDseaS y ~ ses0. =
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CUPREME COURT. CITY and County Of

~ New YotJohn r. Fshes cad chstsa Baj se1ss Jsas
Bssve william EdsU Bsavst add Mary Elizabeth De soysss
Bssss hs Iss4e sevta Bssvsh Dsss Ian AID RsA~i
Jsa Ian his wife C&uss Bssysf cshSiss Elizabeth Bssvs
yoa ss,.f Asstn Ess~ne B.ay~ snd Dsae L-s Bh,ys
mn oaS-FoS eA-couL ses.-ro DANIEL L. BLAU
yELti ioa are hersty 'amashsd and required TO gsver
TIE eouceBf rs acton. vksh k<t he cmes Of
the ceSt q the Car ssd coasy q Nes Yort. tie CITY
Hal ssd Cry iss dy ofyolr isg and 70
theu oAr-
10 s. John the Cxy New fors within tsssy dsys sfsr
81 sEesssys 81 he
.nd yos cad ooo.DAis;
axssed x1n4s Oh sp,y The CSart os tho
rod demanded cosp>sn, s>v fort JAY H.
WALLS BRADSHAW, Psand. Atiosn~ys
hIsvCv No 81 Joha
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mo JOHN T. WOLSEY-You are hereby

ur1>S rsssssS 10 he conplSnt As sspeGns
cssn o. EssA.s whs<y nd seo.na - AsAy, p.ssz, vA~k
~. o. he dsy Of Jssusy iss aSd ~ oArs das Csk u
u coosy q Nssos, ssd 10 sss~ss -
H<sry So<taa he yass of Bockpos As coaay Of Moo
q be ssrvee Aerec sss ~ 70 s.sver Ne
psIst1s v1 tAks ts&gn~sf b< 81 - -
sstk<s De .Asssss koa ~ Of JassAy IN
$500; 1s:s Ds''' n = "a ''a<.sss<a '"'''
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YORK Us Grses q Cd Ys-- snd Is1eD-sa-sf q
psT,oas Interested ss,z;s q ELIZA y WARD, lxse
Of ssv roSt eesesrd, asdors, ssssss ssu u te
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pero<sry ss and spp>s brs ssrross o.
ns Cgsnty Nee foss, hs 0s he cU Of ss. Yea 90
81 March II ocst de forenoon that Gay
there sfsad Sea- s-sDsut 81 the s<oosaf o.
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70 b. hsressso sAssd Wfsess AL1hsDhh
IA. ~ w n DTOED az saf Coss<y 81 The
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OEGIuAR MAIL LINE. ,iA atonlnston

IL for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD
and 1AUNTON.-The steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and
COMMODORE Of this line. regularly hereto
fore Alternately leaving Pier No North River rst wharf
shove Bstteryplsce, daily, Sundays EXCEPTED at r. NJ
and StoningtOn at O'Clock z. NJ arya Of the nail
train, which leaves Boston at5P NJ.
The COMMODORE, from New.YoIk-Mondsy, We'd
nesd.y and Friday From StoniEstsn-ruesdAy THURSDAY
and Saturday.
The MASSACHUSETTS, from New-Yort--Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday. From Stonnston-Mondsy, We'd
nefdsy and Friday.
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily except Sundays, sc r. NJ
For freight passage, sppy ~ the Office, No lO Battery
place. or or board the boats