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a motion, the meeting then adjourned.
In this connection the True Wing remarks:
HAY vs.. GOLD.

The Ohio Farmer, in commenting upon the let
ter Of a California correspondent makes some very
sensible remarks about the mania which has pos
scssed the people of this country to forsake the
golden fields Of their own State to dig in the golden
field" Of California where they often gather more
disappointment than produce. The Fa,uer says:
1t has ever been our opinion that the ultimate
prosperity of California, any other State must be
influenced more by its adaptation TO agricultural
pursuits than by any or all tue gold mines that ha
been or may be found therein. There can be
no sort of doubt but that the greatest source of
wealth which California possesses Is found IN the rich
valleys table lands, and mountain slopes so graph
caly described 10y Fremont, and now 50 ably no
tlced by Mr.. Kelley. When these resources are
developed, as they viii be very soon, the gold dig
cIngs and quartz rock will sink into comparative
insignl6cance. Look at It, 1t IS said that the yield
of gold from the California minds for the current
wear will reach the enormous sum of fity-6ve or
sixty millions of dolarl An enormous sum, truly;
and vet we venture 10 say that tine value of the hay
cr0D alone of New \ Ork will fully equal it. Six
counties Of that State produced IN 1850, 100000
tons of hav which at 81 per ton, would be 50 ,G00
OO0. TITS they do year after year, with gradual
increase, and vet hoW few are seen rushing to the
meadows Of Oneida, jefferson, Chenango, Della
ware, Chautauque or st. Lawrence?
The wheat and corn fields of Ohio produce an
nualy more dollars than the gold mines of Caior-
MIA. Yet there is no noise made about it; and in
stead of thousands rushing TO them in the hope of
growing suddenly rich, thousands have been fleeing
FROM them in search of gold--gold
Wchszard nothing in saying, that had the emigrants
to California, since the discovery Of gold there gone
instead to the rich lands ofour Western States they
could have produced double the amount of all the
gold dug from the mines OF that Ell Dorado
The capital Necessary to place q man in working
condition in the California mines would have settled
han comfortably on an eighty acre lot in Iowa, in a
good cabin with team, farming utensils provis-
IONS, dc, and insured him, instead Of chance for a
ht'ie god the certainty OF an Independent position
for life, without the sacrifice Of home friends health
morals aud indeed all that men should esteem val
liable in life
Thank heaven, the gold mania" is in its deca,
aeuce, and the time Is near when it will be seen
that every ounce Of gold dust dug from the Cal
lorna mines costs twice its market value.
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FLY BOUND

STANDARD WORKS ELEGANTLY BOUND
THE DRAMATIC WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKE
SPEARE; With Life OF the Poet and notes. original
and selected. Eight vols with steel engravings
TOM MoORES POLITICAL WORKS; Complete in / vol
illustrated with ten fine eugI ayings
BYRON'S COMPLETE WORKS. An elegant edition with
fine illustrations
NORRIS POLITICAL WORKS. The Works Of George
p Morris-one vol Elegant edition.
MONTGONERY'S WORKS The Poetieal Works of James
Montgomery, collected BY himself, in one large vol
ume.
GOLDSMITHS MISCELLANEOUS WORKS; in four
vols
THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND. By Agnes Strickland.
MEMOIRS OF QUEEN ELIZABETH By Agnes Strick-
land / vol, complete.
HAWK ON SHOOTING and elegant edition.
FISH AND FISHING; new edition. in one VOL
THE BRITISH FEMALE POETS With biographical and
Critical notices. By George W Bet9une. Illustrated
THE AMERICAN FEMALE POETS. Morocco, gilt and
illustrations
BIBLES. Testaments, and Prayer Books elegantly ound
JUVENILE BOOKS Our collection is very compl = all
of which is just received and for sale by
F.HAGAN,
dec22 Market stree.
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''This may be true but why do 1 find you en-
tering my chamber at the dead hour Of night
" hat is your purpose, demand2'
Sir my reason for entering at the trap-door is,
that the door is bolted My reason for entering it
at all, is to seek some camomile in yonder closet,
to make tea for a sick child In tie surprise of
your coming it was forgotten. IF You will take
away your pistol, will search forit"
l began to be sensible that lad made TOOL of
myself Without word more Jumped into bed.
rose at an early hour the next morning andeft be-
fore the family wasup, first laynga piece of money
on the table to pay fol. my entertainment
How coud have the face TO meet the family at
breakfast, after what had happened?
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MISCELLANY.

THE FIRE Is OUT. ...Br PAUL PENCIL, JR-
/ hear thy tread, dark, gbOstIy dim,
The dark night-spirits roam abouI;
The slow clock Sings its midnight hymn.
It's bitter cold, the fire is out.
And now the joys before me move
In Earths wild battles put TO route,
Where fade the forms We prize aud love
And one by one lies fires go out.
Man has but one deep love ofyouth,
One trembling love of hope and doubt
No answering love rewards his truth,
The heart is chilled, the fire goes out
At morn TO battle for the right
Goes forth ripe manhood strong and stout;
Alas that day must close in night,
Men change tOelOds, the fire goes out ..a
Fill high the glass The hour scarce past
With loudest song and deepest bout
All cold gray morning dawns at last
The headache comes, the fire goes out
Up up for Fame, for HOnOr's state
Well carry Gory's high redoubt-
It's but the millionth man is great
The rest poor souls, theirtire goes out
Poor child-nan, in thy constant strife,
Why ever fret end tear and pOut
Thou canst not Weld the toys OF life,
Go! sleep! Code thy fire is out.
Thelast spark flies, and leaves the soul
That grave with ashes strewn about;
Cold CRATE, with many dark dead COAL
Emblem Of Life, thy fire is out
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HOGs-The market was frmer yesterday, but the
transactions were very few. Packers are not offer
ing over 81 10, and this price was refused for lot
Sales OF about 900 head (nct to packers were made
at 81 %, months with interest but this is above
the views of packers. We quote the range of the
marketfor good to choice hogs from 81 10 to 81 20
The telegraph reports the deficiency at Cincin-
natl on last year $4,000 head.
gentleman engaged in the trade, who returned
from Indiana yesterday, estimates that 20, 600 head
are yet come to market on the New Albany railroad
Another gentleman, who has been through the
Green river country, reports that large number of
hogs are yet unsold.
The Madison Qnd.) Courier of last Monday SAYS:
The whole number of hogs which arrived at North
Madison up to Satur ay night is 3O83G, against
9ol1S to the same date last season, and 43 POI to
the corresponding period in 1851 The receipts
from al sources to Saturday night will not fall much
below 10000 Prices are more firm to-day: we
quote at S4aS4 %, according to quality.-Louis-
nile journal, oath
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NASHVILLE AS A POINT OP TRADE.

We have heard much about the comparative
merits Of Nashville and Charleston as points of trade
for Merchants. We have lately conversed with an
intelligent and sagacious Merchant from whom we
learn that Nashville is far preferable as mart He
informs US that many, indeed, most of the articles
retaied can be purchased as cheaply in Nashville
as IN the eastern cities. Several of our merchants
have tried Charleston and found that it wouldn't
pay. There is the house of H. & B. Douglas, Eakin
Co; from whom Merchants can obtain goods as
cheap as in New York or Philadelphia This being
So it Is the policy of the mercantile community to
go to Nashville Let US patronize home establish
ments and build up our own beautiful Capital by
pouring into her Golfers that wealth which, in its
expenditure in other places is 50 much diverted
from onr own prosperity. We say this much as
the source from which we gain our information is
most reliable, disinteresteda and trustworthy View
ing Nashville in the light Of her present and future
prosperity, as IelneSSednS, we feel proud of our
beautiful Capital In view of the many roads
completed and in contemplation, by which she is to
communicate with the different sections Of the
country, and her moneyed ability, her manufactur-
ing THRIFT, &c, we augur for for her most large
and increasing prosperity She will soon be in con
nectlon by Railroad with New Orleans, and with
the East, via Louisville, Henderson and Evansville
all of which will tend, beyond doubt, to make her
the great centrOs of all the country this side of the
Alleghanies. She has gotten the impetus and must
move on.-SlelbVUile EcD0sit0y
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~ From the True Whig of yesterday, we copy
the following account Of public meeting held in
this city on Thursday 10 consider the propriety Of
establishing Military school in Tennessee.
MILITARY SCHooL-PUBLIC NETTING portion
OF the citizens of Nashville and Davidson county
assembled in the Hall of the Deluge Fire Company,
Yesterday morning for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the proposed establishment of Mill
tarv School in Tennessee.
Judge Baxter was called to the chair and after
brief explanatory remarks from Col j. c.. Guild and
Col Johnson, principal Of the Military Institute at
Drrnnon Springs, Ky
Hon. Andrew Ewing moved the appointment of
a committee to confer together, and report to fu
tire meeting upon the propriety and practcability
Of establishing Military School in Tennessee
The Chairman appointed on said committee,
MeSsrs. \. Ewing ). d. Morgan, J. c. Guild, T. J.
Meg and p. W. Maxey.
Ga motion, the meeting then adjourned.
In this connection the True Wing remarks:
We have heard mentioned in this connection the
project Of asking the Legislature to purchase the
Hermitage, and dedicate it to the military edu-
cation of the sons Of Tennessee. The proposition
would no doubt be received in a spirit Of liberal and
patriotic State pride by the people of the whole
State Every Tennessean is Justly proud of the
military proves and fame of ANDREW JACKSON;
and if such an Institution shall be established un-
der the patronage of the State, it would be ameet
tribute to distinguished service on the field Of battle
in keeping with the high estimate which Tennessee
has uniformly set upon military character and re-
nown, to locate 1t upon the Hermitage ground,
where the youthful sentines, as they nightly pace
their unwelrng rounds, shall keep watch over the
sacred ashes of the yenerated dead.
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~ The Richmond Enquirer in referring to
the administration and Congress, very Justly re-
marks:
1T is mistake to suppose that the adminstra-
ton OF President Pierce does not possess the con-
fidence Of the Democracy. Whatsoever discon-
tent may have prevailed, in consequence Of the
course Of the administration in respect to the New
ork itud, has been entirely propitated by the de-
message Of the President and the reports from the
Departments. Democratic members of Congress
will but represent the sentiment of the Democratic
party of the country in sustaining the administra
too in its efforts to carry out Democratic principles
in The policy Of the government
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THE LEGISLATURES

The House, on Wednesday, adjourned over to
Saturday. and the SENATE, on Thursday, adjourned
over to Monday 1t is not likely that there will be
a quorum present in either House before Monday
week. And then the business of the session will
be entered upon 10 earnest.
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NEAT AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~ FOR SALE wish to sell the house in which live
situated on the west side Of summer street. No a. between
Broad and Church streets The house some thirty feet
from the street. story and in good repair and abu
dance off shade trees For apply TO at McCrea
q Ierrass on Broad street.
dec2l W ii. JOHNSON
(NHRISTMAS PRESENTS-WE ARE SELL
" ING at reduced prices cboce selection Of articles
suitable for Christmas Presents, such as
work Boxes, Odor Boxes; Satches Work Boxes;
Perfume Cases; Dressing Cases; Pearl Porte MOnies
Silver Pore Monies;
Together with handsome assortment of Toilet Bottles
Pertumery, &c. For sale by
dee2l MYERS McGILL.
IL MIN presents, will iud at Myers McCills fire
sormeut OF Scar Stocks Cravat Ties; Gold and Slrer
headed Canes Porte Monies Cigar Cases. Knives &c, DC
all Tor sale at moderate prices Q,
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing Store No So College
Street rdec2l
ITO TAiLORS-A TAILOR WISHING. TO
4 commence business can find desirable location in
Lebanon Tenn. wish 10 sell or rent on favorable terms
first rate stand on the Square fitted up the best style
for Merchant Tilors Establishment and which has been
,co,,,i,J -. 80 "'''Nli OeSh
occupied as snch Tor several years al necessary fixtures
are ON the premises Address
J. McCAUsLAND, Lebanon, Tenn.
dec2l-tElw*. Banner copy to amount 81 %.
'I'EAAS LANDS FOR SALE.-IIIE UNDFK-
L SIGNED owns five hundred aud fifty-tree and half
acres of first rate land lying Oyster Creek Fort Bend
real estate situated in or about the city Of Nashville
The above lands are well adapted TO the cultivation Of
either sugar or Cotton land well mbered and wafer
ed "a any in that section Of Texas Any person DESTROYS
Of investing as above will please cali on me-
y L. DAVIS,
dec21-1m Nashville and Memphis Packet Line.
TOR RENF-FOR THE ENSUING YEAR
farm 0! fifty acres of land the Charlotte Pike four
miles from Nashville, with good improvements
dec2l X A BALLOWE, Gen Agent.
"ANTED.-I WISH TO RENT FOR THE
w nextyeir, comfortable family dwelling with or )
rooms, convenient TO tie churches and female academy-
Apply to L W. BROWN,
decZi Real Estate qanf
TOR RENT.-TlIE THIRD STORY OF THE
house Front street. two doors from the Public Sonare
for term, apply to IRA A. STOUT
dec2'sw No. s. Clark st.
TOR RENT.-TIE LOWER STORY OF
the House on Front street one door from the Public
Square suitable for 4 Coffee House or Store
ALSO.-Taree good rooms in the 2ud Story. Forier
applytO IRA STOUT
deczp-tlH lSt Jan No. Clark Street.
ITO CARPENTERS, HOUSE PAINTERS, BRICK
Layers Fire Companies, and all who want a eonven-
lent LADDER will sell SATURDAY The 18th instant
at the Court House, fine PATENT FIRE ESCAPE LAD
DER To the highest bidder for Cash.
dec2o-td. A. STOUT Clark st.
TUST RECEIVED-4O BONES OF LANG
- HORN Armisteads finest Tobacco 25 doz Zinc (
Wash Boards, and for sale by r. F. BELL
decl No % College st opposite Sewanee House
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A GEM. ..BYFANSr ksxBLE Butt

a GEN.. By FANNY KeSBLE BUTLER.
EBetter trust all, and be deceived
And weep that trust, and that deceiving,
Than doubt one heart, that If believed
Had blessed ones life with true believing
"0h, this rnoeking world, too fast
The doubling bend o'ertakes our youth
Better be cheated TO the last,
Than lose the blessed hope of truth.'
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(,IIRIsTMAs PRESENTS AZ LIE. DIN

THRISTMAS PRESENTS AT J.F. Dun
~ TON'S-A very handsome assortment OF Goods suit
table for Christmas PRESENTS / fine Rosewood Ladies
Work Table, and assortment OF Work Boxes Paper Ma
cha Mates lnaid with Pearl Together with large as
sortment OF other Goods too mertion and
which the public are respectfully invited examine they
viii be sold low to close cOnsignments.
declS ] F DUNTON
r S.-On Thursday 22d, commencing at O'Clock will
offer very extensive assortment OF Dry Goods just re-
ceived 4 + /,
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NHANCERY SALE OF yAIUARIE LAM

HHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LAW
~ AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOkS, FURNITURE
&Cl will sell 10 the highest bidder for cash. the Office
Of Glover Boyd, Thursday, Jan H. 1854 valuable
Law aud Miscellaneous Library also lot of Furniture
consisting Of Sofas Lounges Tables Chairs DC The said
Books and Furniture be I'LL the day sale at the
Office Of Glover Boyd No 80 Cherry street Sale 70 com
mence at 10 O'Clock, \. II. G. ID BRIEN
dec22-d Clerk and Master
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ANIMALS AND GIFT BOOKS FOR THE
HOlVDAYS

ANIMALS AND GIFT BOOKS FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
The Floral Keepsake3O engravings- elegantly eoloed
The ought-BtOssom-edited BY N. P. Willis.
The Home Annual Token for 1s54-edited by J. T.
Headley.
The Gem of the Season.
The Golden Gift, wreath of Gems, BY Emily PercivaI.
The Amaranth, or Token of Remembrance by Emily
Percival.
The Ladys Manual of Moral and Intellectual Culture.
The Garland, Token of Friendship.
The Magnolia, Gift of Friendship
The Casket Gift Book for all seasons
The Gift Of Flowers-edited by Rufus W. Grswold.
The Gift Of Love, a Token of Friendship.
The Benson, by Mrs Sanford.
The Gift Of Sentiment, a souvenir
The May-howers-ed bv Emma Florence
The Christmas Box, Gift for young people
The Rose, Juvenile Keepsake.
The above named Annuais are bound in the best STYLE
illustrated with steel plate and coore engravine and are
admirably suited to delight the young well as to amuse
the aged. For sale by
deel4 JOHN YORK co.
THIRD VOLUME. GREENLEAF on EVIDENCE. 6Dr
sale BY decI4 JOHN YORK & co.
swANN'S TENNESSEE REPORTS. For sale BY
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THE WORKS OF DANIEL WEBSTER
Edited by Edward Everett. Complete in vols, with
forr steel Engravings.
For sale BY dec14 JOTIN YORK IN
DAY BOOKS, Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Record
Books all sizes and qualities Steamboat Books complete
sets; Memorandum Books 50 kinds FooIcap Letter and
Note Paper, and Envelopes Ink, Gold and Steel Pens
Sand, BlOttng Paper Check Books Note Books Bills Of
Ladng, &c, &c For sale BY JOHN YORK 4 co.
Gold Pens.
JOHN YORK CO. have just received a variety of SUI
perOr Gold Pens the best and cheapest article ever offered
for sale in Nashville Eosry Pm Jrqyrantsd
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ODD FELLOMS, Hal
UNCLE TOMS CABIN!

Or, THE CLOUD WITH ITS SILVER LINING,
Witnessed with immense enthusiasm in Charleston and
Savannah for two weeks by 10 persons viii be pre-
dueed at
ODD FELLOWS HALL THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING
DECEMBER, sd, 1858.
On Saturday evening positively The last appearance
OF the NghtEngaes, and benefit of Manager Kunkel on
which occasion will be produced his original Buresque of
DAMON AND PYTHLIS
~ With imitation by Damon of the eminent Actor
A. J. NEAFIE, Esq,
deC23-tf
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for 1904.

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THE BEST OFBooTs AND SHOES ARE ALWAYS THE
CHEAPEST

THARIES SAVERS, corner Of Market qnd --ssap
- Union streets, would his customers and SsS{
the public that he still continues to manufacture all ~
kinds OF Boots aud Shoes at the shortest notice and Of GOOD
materials He has hand large stock Of the above
named articles, both heavy and light of the latest fashion
of his make which lie offers for sale at as low prices
as the quality be purchased in the city, An he
asks Is to gave him call and be convinced that II is 10 the
interest Of tGe buyer to encourages home industry He also
makes to order and keeps hand superior article of La
dies Shoes suitable for fall and winter wear
). Re airing done the shortest notice and on rea
sonable terms. VIC ocfA-sm