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City papers please
CARD.

j. w. DODGE would respectfully announce TO the
citizens of Nashville hathaving nearly completed his pre-
sent engagements and being with his family, DELAYED by
the low stage of water and Packet to ST. Louis he viii
remaiu to execute few more Miniature Portraits if i'm
mediate application be made.
Studio over the Music Store of b. WEST, Union St
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REMOVAL,

NTOTICE-The Office of the Uated Firemens Insurance
~ Company has been removed from No 80 College St,
No 25 College street. directly opposite the "ewanee
House. in the house formerly occupied by j. H. Currey
ianIA
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Tennessee Powder.

DOWDER---TennesseeR Rife, in quarter, half and
| whole kegs Tennessee Blasting in kegs and barrels
full supply of the above descriptions OF Powder,
aned equal any in the market always hand and for
sale by Gjal4 CHEATHAM, WATSON 4 co.
CAFETY FUSE.-5OO, 900 feet genuine Safety Fuse
y by the original manuiact GreTs, for sale by
CHEATHAM WATSON 4 CO.
ial4 at W. II. GORDON Il Co.'S, Public Square.
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FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK

10000 ORDERED IN ADVANCE OF PUBLICATION.
Little Ferns for Fanny's Little Friends-By the Author
of Fern Leaves One elegant l6no 200 pages-s illus
trations
just received and for sale by
janl4 I. HAGAN, Market street.
COOPER'S NAVAL HlSTORY-History of the Navy
of the United States of America. By j. Fenimore Coop
er-continued to Is from the auhcrs manuscripts, and
other authentic sources three volumes in one
HOMES OF AMERICAN STATESMEN.-With Anec-
dote personal and descriptive sketches; by various wr-
ters-illuSrated beautifully.
THE HEARTH STONE: Thoughts upon Home-Lite in
our Cities BY Samuel 0sgood.
For sale BY +. HAGAS, Market street
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ESTRAY-HICKHAN COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by john W Mabry living in Hickman
/ County Tennessee and in District No ], a brown
MARE about 10 years DID, about Is hands high sad
die Spots shod before Appraised on the 20th December
1853 to forty dollars. k. DEAN,
janl4-w5t# Ranger.
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WILL SOON CLOSE!

n
NTOW OPEN every night for short season. Baynes Gel
| Y ebraed Series OF Gigantic PanUranas entitled
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing guifcent views If 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 Of the Thames Tunnel brilliantly
Illuminated and both banksofthe beautiful RlV Err RHINE
The Hall is comfortably seated with entirely new
inclined Platform that all may view the Psnomas with.
out inconvenience
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
o'clock.
Admission 80 cents-Chldren under 70 years Of age 25
cents.
Doors open at 6, Panorama commences moving at o.
clock precisely. decz3-dh.
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TINHREE Store Rooms on Deaderick street. Also one
double office the second floor, and lodging rooms
the third floor of the building Apply JACOB
McGAY0CK, or RANDALL W. McGAVOCK.
ian1A Luz
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NEGRO ROY FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE of decree of the County Court Of ID avid
son County, rendered at the January Term, "A, in
the case of E. A MLbry administrator David d. Ma
bry ct al will offer for sale, the Court House in the
cash. a NEGRO BOY, named Leroy, aged about years.
belonging the estate OF Ge0rge W. Mabry. deceased
F. K. CuEATHAM
janl4-d&triwtd Clerk.
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RANDALL W. McGAVOCk,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
FOR RENT.

oFFIcEIN CooPERs BLOCK, CHERRY STREET
Nashville Tennessee
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FANNY FERNS NEW BOOK.

10000 ORDERED IN ADVANCE OF PUBLICATION.
Little Ferns for Fanny's Little FriendsBy the Author
OF Fern Leaves" One elegant l6mo 800 pages illus
tratons Price IS cents The same, gilt edges, 81 90.
Just received and for sale by ..-.
CHARLES W. SMITH,
ianl0 Al College street
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PERIODICALS FOR 1854.

HARPERS AND Cooley MAGAZINES shall con-
tnue to receive SELL and deliver the above popular Mig
All nes of Publishers prices Those wishing to subscribe
may be of receiving them regular and early OF the
Publishers Agent F. HAGAN.
janl4 Market streeI.
GLEASONS PICTORIAL and THE SATURDAY
EVENING POST for ls54-The above two. eekiy News
papers altogether the most popular and best Family
Literary papers of this country am their distributing
agent this city Our friends may rely upon receiving
them regularly at r. HAGAAS,
janl4 Market street,
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CASH SALEOF GROCERIES,

CASH SALE OF GROCERlES, rH
BY DAVIS Il SWAMI.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18th, 1854
" we viii sell in front of our Auction Rooms without
81 hhds prime Sugar y x casks pale dak Bran'y
| $50 bags Rio Coffee 10 casks Port Wine;
80 bbis New Molasses; A. Regalia Cigars,
500 u bbls do; 20 baske Champagne Vine
30 bbls Crushed Sugar; 100 pkgs Teas. all kinds;
Is bxs d r Loaf do; 80 boxes Pie Fruits;
80 bags Pepper; 100 boxes Glassware ass'd
$50 bags Factory Fit ed Salt 90 boxes Va Tobacco
$50 bxs x ( bXs RaiSins $50 boxes Cheese;
50 bbIs Pke's Whisky; $50 do Star Candles;
80 bbls Old Rye Whisky; 50 do Palm Soap;
10 A. Brandy; 10 bbs Irish Potatoes;
Is bbls K Co Whisky; Is casks Soda;
Together with variety of other articles usually kept in
our line. DAVIS Il SWAMI
ianl4 No. %, Public Square.
lust REC EIyED-fromS Steamboat II. r. W. Hin,
q per John simpson the following fresh Groceries. viz
Suyar-Brown, Clarified, Loaf, Crushed * Powdered;
Coffee-Java Laguira and Rio;
Rice i fierce, tfresh;)
PruneS-2dn Jars, ="
Sardines-IOO a and 4 boxes;
Preserved Ginger cases;
Rasns-40 a. 4 and whole boxes;
Market Baskets-sO nests, with and without covers;
Tubs nests assorted;
CIoihes Baskets doz, large;
Pecans-1 barrel, fresh
: $ Almonds i barrel, fresh;
Cinnamon-l0 mats;
Demiiohns-50 assorted Demithhs:
Sugar Cans g nests, assorted;
Cod Fish, boxes
Foot Mats dozen gross large;
Brandy Cherries boxes
Pickles, Underwood $40 boxes. assorted
Pepper Sauces dozen;
kejchup-5 do .r.
salmon and LObsters- dozen cans.
janl4 STEVENS GIBSON.
DRANDY AND WINES
ID \ Pipe fine old Brandy;
/ Holland Gin;
Cask " Sherry Wine
y Malaga "
5 bbls puresw
janl4 STEVENS GIBSON.
SYRUP AND MOLASSES.
- st. Louis Golden Syrup;
New Orleans g
Molasses.
janl4 STEVENS 4 GIBSON.
WYE intend keeping general uppy of Groceries and
w other articles suitable for family and hope, by
close attention business and always having the best
quality, to merit the patronage Of friends and custo
STEVEN q GIBSON,
janl4 49 College ST., doors above Church.
NEW HOTEL.-Under The provisions Of IN
~ act incorporating the Nashville Hotel Company, IN.
passed by the Legislature of the State Of Tennessee the
23d Of November 1853 notice is hereby gven that Books
will be opened the Nashville Inn. Monday next, the
10Th inst for the purpose of obtaining subscribers to stock
IN said Company. "
Russell HOUSTON
ID SCOTT,
w T BERRY, Committee.
DR. Y C. FOSTER,
W COOPER
janl4 City papers please copy.
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PLOWS! PLOWSI!

D'HE Southern States that have 50 long
i depended on PittSburg and Cincin- Nv
Daii for supply OF PlOws Wagons and ansz-1Ess.1s&
other Farming implements get all they at the
Tenn We would call the attention of Planters and Ner-
chants particularly very large stock OF Pows
sisting OF great many Of the improved kinds now
IN and at low prices they be Brought here
from other places AZ the place NAV be found all
kinds of Wagons Railroad Carts Wheel BarrOws and Raul
road PlOss, Cutivatnrs and HarrOws. Those wishing
Flows order them direct from mos. Of
the principal dealers in such things Nashville they
keep them Of cur manufacture. GEO. c. ALLEN, Pres
Of agricultural Manufacturing Company Lower Market
street Nashville, Tenn noy24-4m
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NrOTICETO ALL.-HAVISG ASSOCIATED
with me in the Coach Manufacturing Business MesSrs.
ROBERT CAPPS. JAMES, p. PHELPS and ARCHIBALD
STUART, all good Mechanics and industrious men. !
ask for the continuation Of old customers and hope
BY strict attention. to merit the same
janI2-6m. lRA A. STOUT
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SCHOOL ROCKS,

SCHOUIl bOOhS.
Comprising all the Classical and Elementary Books
used in the schools of the city aud country.
ALSO-Paper, Peas, Copy Books, States Ink, Porto
los Drawing Studios Sketch Books Paints Camels Hair
Pencils &c.
sSy- Orders solicited from town and country.
TOON & RUTLAND,
;a,I4 IA Union street
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

SIX LOTS College Hill finely located Nos s. 81. s.
- 36, 81 and IS Zach lot fronts Is feet Cherry
and runs back l62 feet 70 Hume street.
ALSO Nine BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS in West
Nashville Nos 80 and 80 front broad street. Nos l0l
102 land 1876 on McGavOck eet Nos As ia and lT6
Demumbrane street. bargain can be had By making
early application TO w. BROWN,
jani2 Real Estate Agent
TOR SALE large BRICK HOUSE with rooms,
Il &c No. 70 Vine street between Church and Broad
Apply at No S. Cherry street, 10 r. W. BROWN.
jsnl2 Agent.
DISSOLUTION-T Copartnership heretofore exist
IL ing under the style Of PERKINS Il CLACk was dis
solved on I'd inst by mutual consent THOS. J. CLACk
will continue TO carry the Grocery and Commission Re
ceving and Forwarding business at the old st.nd.4
Pc. 5. PERKINS.
janI2 THOMAS ]. CLACK.
Having sold nv entire interest the firm OF PERxISs
CLAcN TO ar. CLtcA my late partner cordially
commend him the friends Of the late rIn and respect
fully solicit for him continuance OF the patronage be
rally bestowed Ijani2l p g. 5 PERKINS.
FRESH ARRIyALS.-2OO HHDs. SUGAR,
all grades;
100 barrels Os MOlasses;
100 half barrels of M0lasses . .H
terceS OF Rice;
packages Of NAckerel
90 packages of Cranberries; .....r...--
100 iaekages Of liaisins;
10 bags OF Almonds;
% casks OF Porter aud Aes
20 coils of Manila Rope, .-g
81 packages Market, Clothes and Covered Baskets.
100 packages Buckets. TUBS, Pals &c;
90 barrels Pecans Fllberts and Cream Nuts:
20 packages COgniac Brandy;
lOpackages MADEIRA and Cherry Wines:
40Paekages Port and Malaga Wines; r..
10000 superior Havana Cigars;
500 DemjOhns; $4,000 COrks.
For sale BY Ianlzl EDWARDS HARRIS.
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sen ATE-AFrRRSooN SESSION.

FRIDAY, Jan. Is.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the re-
port of the Committee Of the Whole oc the bill to
reorganise the Judiciary of the State of Tennessee
the question being on the motion by Mr.. Nixon to
non-concur in the recommendation to make each
county in the State solicitoral district The re-
! port was non-concurred in.
The day for the election was fixed for the 4th
Thursday in May.
Mr. FARoUHARsoN moved to strike out Afve"
chancery divisions, with the purpose Of providing
for four.
Mr. NAVE called for heprevious question; which
call was sustained; and the question was put on
the passage of the bill its second reading, and it
was rejected-ayes, g. noes, l8.
The school bills were made the special order for
next Thursday.
House bill to amend an act passed 29th Februa-
~ 1882 entitled an act to amend the criminal laws
Of this State, was read the third time. The bill
enacts that the provisions of the 18th section of the
act of 1886 chap 90 shall be applicable to the of
fences created by the sixth and tenth section of the
act of 18th February, 1852
Mr. BELL moved to amend by adding the word
''only" to the conclusion of the bill; which motion
was rejected.
On motion by Mr. Farquharson, the bill was
amended by adding the following:
"And also to the lst and 81 section of an act to
amend the tippling laws Of this State, passed JAN
aary ~, 1897. -
The bill then passed on its third reading.
House bill to prescribe the time and manner Of
electng judges and attorneys general by the peo-
pie, was read the first time and passed. and ordered
to be printed.
The Senate adjourned until to morrow morning,
at 10 o'clock
HOUSE-AFTERNooN SESSION.
FRIDAY, Jan. l3
The House resumed the unfinished business of
the morning, the question being on Mr.. OIelis
motion to fill the blank with twelve and a-half
cents.
Mr.. BAILEY moved to fill the blank with forty
cents.
Mr.. CHANBLIss moved one dolla-, which was
jected.
Mr.. LAMB moved seventy-6ve cents, which was
rejected.
Mr.. CHEArHAM moved sixty cents, which was re-
jected, ayes 80, noes 36.
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MEMOIRS OF ABERNETBY.
Memoirs of JoHS ABERNErHY. T. 4. 5. With
Yo..,-a. a,1

Memoirs OF JOIN ABERSErEf E. n d Nihs
View of his Writings, Lectures and
Character. by GEoRGs MAcL-
VAIN F.R-OS.
Mr. Maclwan has the FIRST requisites for any sub
ect a living knowledge t. He knew Abernethy both
Jas pupil aud medical friend in after lie; and he IS
thoroughly acquainted with his works This kOTedge sp-
pears whatever IL pic he handes-SPectator.
We recommend these interesting snd important volnmsS-
in the strongest terms the attention Of the publc-Ob
server.
memoir OF nigh professional and general interest
Morning Post
A Book which Ought to be read BY every oDe.-LondOR
Standard.
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LETTER PAPER

LETTER PAPER.
Two hundred cheap Letter Paper Price 81 30 per
ream. Just received by +. HAGAN,
ianl4 Market street.
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NEW BOOKS.
DON q RUTLAND, "A Union Street, have
2nGKET- cIGAR and Interest Table

TOON d RUTLAND, "A Union Street, have
Just received
POCKET CIGAR aad Iatsrest 7abie
Embracing, also, Land, Cubic, Liquid, Dry, Wood,
Stone Brick and other Measures; together with the
Rules for making thevarious calculations connected
with them, Calendar and Time Table By Nv.
Bartlett.
BEN JONSON'S WORKS.
THE WORKS OF BEN J0NSON: With Biographical
Memoir By William Giif,rd. new Edition, lvol
THE PRINCIPLES OF COURTESY: With hints and
observations on Manners and Habits BY Geo. W. Her
vey.
THE RHETORIC OF CONVERSATION; or, Brides and
Spurs for the Management of the Tongue. b. Geo. W.
Hervey.
HYPATIA; or, New Foes with Old Face By Chas.
Kingsley, Jr.
KNICK KNACKs FROM AN EDITORS TABLE By
L. Gaylord Clark.
~ The mos Popular Books published in New YORK.
Boston, Philadelphia Cincinnati &c. received verJ soon
after being issued in those cities, by
TOON RUTLAND,
ian14 A Union street.
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INOR SALE large BRICK HOUSE with rooms
Il &c, No. 70 Vine street. between Church and Broad
Apply tho. S. Cherry street, 10 r. W. BROWN
janl2 Agent
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CoRRECros.-The speech on the school question
as reported yesterday from Mr.. HARRINGTON, was
in reality delivered by Mr.. Holmes of Shelby, who
was the author of bill No. %, and whose name
should be substituted for that of Mr.. HARRINGTON
throughout the report. The reporter regrets ex-
ceedngly this untoward mistake, which was occa-
stoned by some one near the desk calling the name
of Mr. FARRISGroN at the time that Mr.. HOLMES
rose to speak.
1t was Mr. HOUSE notMr. BALY, who moved
for the Buncombe committee on yesterday
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BEN JONsON,S WORKS.

THE WORKS OF BEN J0NSON: With Biographical
Memoir By William Gif,rd. new Edition, lvol. s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
FPON AN EMIGRANT, To KANSAS.
he Y. Y. Tribune

Correspondence of The N Y. Tribune.
KANSAS BORDER, Monday, July 10, 1854
write for the purpose of disabusing the public
mind in some portions of the free States OF erroneous
impressions increasingly put forth by the save Propa
sour and in the Kansas border. A meeting OF the
friends of the rights of Missouri emigrants to Kan
was held at Westport on the Sd of June, osten
sby for the purpose of protecting the interests OF the
sayocras in Kansas Territory but really for the pur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE.-Tle LOetDort Demo-
at in speaking of the carriagewsy of the Suspen-
sion Bridge, crossing the Niagara River, says:
II has solidy there il the absence of ony swsyny or
undulaton, which supposed impossible 20 secure in
bridges built on the suspension plan. Stan ling in the
center of II we could not perceive the slightest motion
when carriages were crossing. Ii in the locomotive
track proporOnae stiffness and sodty is secured as
assured there will be- passengers will have little
apprehension Of danger while passing over IT,
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Our Agenia.

~ CA~sTtL AeeE, for the sale Of The Tribune in
INV H. WATTS Will supply friends LITTLE F,Lts
IA-htR tgitoIz,d "a receive
fer The Ttuue the u PHI ard EorOx
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The Is otherwise Nearly all our State hs. suffered ou
droufh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-08
STILL. LATER.
Halifax, a',As@ars a


The arabia has arrived. The details
Of the battle Of Citalc, on the danube,
show brilliant victory for the Turks.
It lasted five DAYS. The Russians
were completely discounted, -Four
thousand men were killed aud two re
nerals wounded. On the last day, the
Turks attacked the reserve, driving II
back upon Krajo,a, with the loss Of can.
non. immense slaughter on both sides.
The Turks afterwards DESTROYED The
Russian fertilization. and returned to
kalaiat.
Schamyl had organized, a Polish re-
gimcnt 1000 strung. The Russians
were erecting Notifications at Sebas.
iopol aud Crimea, aud extlngulshed
all the lighthouses.
The Porte made essential modiica
tiuns in the mute of the four powers
which the latter pronounced satlsfac
tory, and sent Immediately to st. Pc
tersbnrsh. The Cars reply was no
Known when the Arabia lett. wa
thought. huweyer. he would immedi
ately withdraw his ambassador Iron
France and England, and formally de
clare war.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-08

We seldom recommend manufactured Inedi-
cine, believing that. in most cases. nature herself
periecls cure mnre rapidly and eiiectually than
can he accomplished by The vegetables and nine.
rails of medical science. But in this matter Of
dyspepsia, there are chronic features about y,
which, very often. defy all the efforts Of nature
to create healthy action Of the digestive organs,
and y not nnfcquently happens that thousands
sulter for years. diseased both in body aud mind,
irom indigestion and it, kindred ills. 10 such,
Hootlind's German Bit,crs. prepared by Or. U
NJ. Jackson, are truly most valuable prepara'
tom. II is tonic medicine, giving healthy ac'
ilon TO the stomach and will be found highly ser
,ireahle at all seasons, but especially during thu
spring. Dyspepsia can only he cured by pa
ilrit perseverance in que course Of treatment
aud To all those suffering under This sad malad,
we would recommend an application 10 the depo
Of Hooh,nd's German Biliers, l20 Arch street
Philadelphia. philadelphia Inquirer
IT For sale a, the Drug Storc.N
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,'nd. lat Il = supposed ~ be = nrN
g.,les ~ ihe t'Yar ~ gsm time, ~ -
: ma Sic praPa.al frnm Brlgiam.
Fuurr Dad called 81 an additional
,.utin.-ni a 81. On0 MIRA taFrPlace INC
"A Goo destined far rarkrs.
PmSsia Mas concerning oasr,f Il
lion With SWEDEN and BenmzfA -
,;-u III the Gaming war.
The Russian sailors aia l<ase !" 80
srure had hern srirfed ~ retain y
,hr ia of March. -.
A letter from chrisfiana states 'ha'
S.rua, had determined 20 ut eat :
saaadran al twelve ships 10 view 81
.pprusehins events. Little ss@paihs
Cor Russia exists amans the safne'
gisns frs.l
hen appointed Grand 0aicer al the
Ie-ion sf Honor. il WAS supposed on
.rrsunt uf saule wuunding h.m.
Young suule had pablished lnns
letter, explain inghis difficulty with ths
make Of Alba.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-08
LATER FROM Europe.

The Steamship Asia arrived at New
yurk an the 3lst ult. Her news Is IN
ierrsiing.
The allied fleets on the Sd all pro-
reedeJ into the Black Sea. except slx
.hius left at Bescas Bay 10 guard the
Bospharus. The first division remains
aaehorrsl at the Rapids. The czar -
rot supposed 10 view this msFelaent
y. declaration of war. but has srder-
VI an his own fleet 20 retarn To Sebas'
t,pal. -
On the 9th January. the Turks
..ained brilliant success ON the Dan.
nbe. They stunned and carried the
Russian entrenchrd camp at Cltali,
near Kalafat. aud put $500 OF the
enemy 10 the sword. They also at.
lacked IL. 900 Russians sent Ca relieve
Ciiali, and after sharp encounter coIn-
uelled them TO retreat. The Russisns
are thus driven iram positions at whoa
they hoped To cross tie Danube. The
Turkish farce engaged was $4,000.
and fftren gans. IL is admitted that
omar .Pacha brilliantly oatmaneuser-
ed the Russian GeEeral. Oiher all
yantages ON the pan<be were formally
noticed BY the Disan on the lst inst,
10 the Ambassadors of the Powers
Details not given. bst supposed to be
the capture Of Karakal, with several
>kirmishes in Asia. The ,leleat Of the
Turks under Abdi Pacha j. confirmed
but Gen. Giyon has gone 70 the arm,,
.of Asia with fall powers. and the spirit
.of the Turks has revived. Schamyl
had sent a message to the Porte an
,nouncing that he was now prepared Z
act energeiicalIy against the Russians
Meanwhile negotiations go ON. s.h,
,Sultan's proclamation is published ap
proving the decision OF the Crane
Council to open negotiations am th'
footing proposed BY the -Four Powers
Turkey is To send representative Z
Conference to be held in a aeutra
city.
il is confirmed that Persia has re
sumed negotiations with Great Bri
tain, and will ndt at present attac
the Turks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-08
GOODS

ever brought 10 this market.
He would be pleased TO show the Ladies
his Stock Of DE LANES, Merinos. Alpaceas, Gro
DE Rhine and Silk Velye, Manlillas; and White
Goods Of all kinds and qualities, consisting Of
Swiss, Jaconei. Null aud Book Muslins, Jaconet
Cambrics. Victoria Lawns. Dimiiies, Muslin and
Cambria Edgings, Corded Skhs. Embroidered
Collars. Chemizetts and Under-Slceyes, Linen
Handkerchiefs, &c. &c.
For Gentlemen he has the finest Black
Cloth in the place. Plain aud Fancy cassimercs,
steel.mixcd Navy Blue, Brown and Black SAITH
nets, Pocket and Neck Kerchiefs. Spring and
Napoleon Ties, (ncw siyle.) Lambs Wool In.
der-vests, Fancy Vest Patterns. Dickics, Gloves,
Headerson's Superior Moleskin Dress Hats, and
Caps Of every description.
-. His Stock Of Farming Implements, Gar
penter's and Backsmith's Tools. Negro Clothing,
Negro and Saddle Blankets, Brogans, Groceries
and Crockcry, enabse him 10 of1.r inducements
which are found no where else in the market.
or Being extensively engaged In the earrings
\ Making Business, bis Stock Of Coach Trimmings,
Springs and Axles, and all articles in that line,
were selected by himself
i Call at his Store, east Of the Court House.
;! November Is. IL