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/, CLOSING PROCEEDINGS 0TTHE AMERICAN
CONVENTION OF sECEDERS.
Cincinnati, November 20.

Cincinnati, November ~.
The Convention Of the Boilers from the
Philadelphia American Convention on ac-
count Of the adoption by majority Of that
Ibe,ly Of the Twelfth or Slavery Section Of
the Platform, adjourned finally last night
about midnight.
The majority report was adopted by a
vote Of ninety three to eleven. The report
says that the Missouri Compromise should
be restored, and if efforts to restore it should
fail, Congress should refuse to admit any
new State into the Union toerating slavery.
The report protests against coalescing with
any party demanding the abandonment Of
American principles. or the disorganixaton
OF the party and recommends m Getting Of
the delegates at Pliladelphia On the i9tb Of
February, Gust three,iay beforc the meeting
Of the American National Conventional
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The Pittsburg Post tells Of family, con-
sisting Of husband. wife, and three chill
dren. who left Pittsburg last spring for Ioaa.
On Monday the father returned. having in
the brief time elapsed. buried his wife and
all his children, who had dip, in their West.
ern home Of typhoid fever.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

WILL. BE SOLD. on TUESDAY The ssih day %
w Decemter merit. II Red Mounia q, ONE NEGRO
WOMAN aad THREE CHILDREN, the property u
william Duke decessed credit Of ar months viii
bs given, tho purchaser giving bond and spprosed
RICHARD HoLEMAN, Admir-.
Nov. -. .is-
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fsrERocEaSic RNLaoaD.- 1T is stated that
Messrs. Fox, Henderson, T. TO-, Of London,
the builders Of the Crystal Palace. have made
contract to build the Honduras lnlerocean.
&c Railroad to connect the Atlantic and
Paclfc Oceans.
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PALPfrATi0N Of the Heart, Nervous Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Costveness
and Piles, are al relieved and cured in an incredible
short space Of time. by Carriers Spanish Mixture, the
great tonic and purifier Of the blood. Il contains not
particle Of Mercury. Opium, or any noxious drug; is
perfectly harmless aud has cured more Than FIVE hum
dred cases Of disease.
We can only refer the reader to the certificates few
Of which may he found in ansher column. aud all Of
witch are detailed in full around the bottle. II Is the
greatest Of al Spring and Fall Medicines, and possesses
an influence over TIE blood truly remarkable.
See advertisement.
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mantled. and tie guns there 70 be taken e

mantled, and the guns there 70 be taken to
Nicolaeiff. 1890
81. Petersburg dispatches say that the
Crimean arm, Is provisohed for eight months,
and that the Russian forces in the Crimea
number 200,t 90 men.
Omar Pacla has opened friendly relations
with Scamyl, the Circassian Chief, and has
commenced his march with twenty-five bat.
tali0ns on Kalai.
Dates from Vienna TO the 9th state that
the Turkish Embassy in that capitol had re-
ceiyed dispatches stating that the lombard
ment Of Mic, lleiff commenced on the 29th,
aud lasted al day. The result was un-
known.
The Sultan intended to visit London and
Paris in the spring.
The excitement in England in regard 10
war with America has subsidized. The jour
nails are much ashamed Of The panic they Gre
ated. Intelligent Engishmen express them.
selves much panied and humiIated at the
whole affair.
The bullion in the Bank Of France shows
a diminution oi amillion Of pounds.
The misunderstanding between Sardinia
AM, Tuscany remains unsettled.
The London Post says that there is no
doubt that revolutionary movements have
Broken out in Sicily. Several insurgents
hayebeen captured and shot.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The corn market London, Saturday, Nov.
l0.) is very firm. Flour and Wheat have
advanced.
Advices from Russia at Paris. Saturday.
Nov. 10, showed more warlike feeling.
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Clarendon Iron Works,
WILMINGTON. N. C.


a. F. VanbGilkelen. Proprietor.
l'IE subscriber having purchased The entire Interest
in the /" CLARENDON IRON WORKS" solt
cts orders for
Steam EngIues Of any rover or siyle,
Saw Minis of every variety,
Mining Machinery and Pumps
Gst and Saw Mills, complete,
Parker, Turbine and other Water-wheels,
" Rce-feld Pumps and Engines,
Ieavitts Corn and Cob Crusher,
Rice Thrashers
Shngle Machines,
Shafing Hangers and Pullies,
Cotton Gins and Gearing,
Iron Castings Of al kinds and patterns,
Brass ditto ditto ditto,
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers,
Flue and plain Cylinder Boilers,
Blacksmith work of all kinds,
Iron Doors for Houses and Jails.
THE ESTABLISHMENT
Having been recognized for the express purpose Of
nsung puncuay in the execution of all orders, the
public may rest satisfied that any work which may Of
fer will be promptly delivered according TO promise, and
Of such workmanship cannot fail TO give satisfaction
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
Being in charge Of man Of talent aud experience,
have hesitation in saying that the work hereafter
turned out shall compare favorably in every respect with
thai Of the most celebrated in the States, and at prices
which will make il the interest Of all that to send
me their orders.
REPAIR WORK
Always done without delay and having large force
for that purpose, it will prove advantageous 10 any per-
needing such TO give the preference without
gard 10 the expense OF sending same from distance
Orders will be addressed 10" Clarendon Iron Works.,
Wilmington, n. q.
A. II. yANBOKKELEN.
October Is 10
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N &c E.
Family Groceries, &c.

lust received at the old stand. and for sale at low
~ prices by James Webb,
6,l0p pounds of Brown, Clarified, Coffee, Crushed,
Loaf aud Powdered SUGARS, Of the hest kind.
5,5l2 pounds Of Rio, Laguara and Java COFFEE.
Superior Green and Black TEAS.
Sperm, Adamsniine and Tallow CANDLES.
400 pounds Of Sole Leather; and also lot Of home
made stout Upper Leather.
20 kegs Of Nails; Powder, Shot, Lead; Soap, Snuff
lion Pets, Oyens. Spiders and Lids.
Buckets, Tubs, Churns, Crorkery.
$50 pairs of Boots and Shoes.
BOOTS for Children Boys and Men, both fine and
Coarse.
SHOES for Ladies, Children. Boys Girls, Men, and
Servants.
Also. Philadelphia shop made Shoes, for Ladies' Miss
es, and Children.
Trunks beth low priced and good quality.
Ladies Bonnet Boxes; also Hand Trunks and yalises,
Carpet Bcss, salchels, &c. DC.
800 Hats and Caps.
Gent. finest Moieskin Hats.
Also Hats and Gaps Of various material and shape for
Men, Boys Children, Infants, aud Servants including
Fur, Felt Wool, &c. &c.
GUNS.
rs Guns. Single and Double barrel both low priced
and very fine.
Powder Flasks, shot Pouches, Game Bags, on hand
a''u ~ 'a's " JAMES WEBB.
October J. -
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A bill has been introduced IN The Tennessee
Legislature 10 compel all free rer.oas 81 color
in tic Slate 10 emirra,c To Liberia or elsewhere
tryond lie hunts Of The State.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THE ,uLscril,ers arc now receiving and opening
large and varied stock Of New
fall an0 d0lmttr CjooNs,
which they ollcl on reasonable terms.
Il il impossible. in m advertisement 20 enunefae al
The artics 10 which they world call attention. hut ihey
haze FOR LADIES,
sold English and French MrfinOs.
Black, Striped. Plaid and None Antique SILKS,
All Wool Dei.anes, solid and Fancy,
Mouseline Del.ainrs,
New Winter Bopnsi Ribbons
Grass Buds. Wheat aud Velvet Leaves for Trim.
ming Borncis,
yelse, Mnrie Antique Trimmings,
MDhair Head Dresses.
Pbfadrlphia shop-Aiade Shoes.
Gloaks, Manlillas. Talmas and shaNls.
FOR GENTLEMEN,
Oyeieosts Of 81 grades
Black and Coorrd Ffock Coats,
Plush and Cut Velvet Vests,
I.eaty's Ventilated Dnss Hats.
solid aud Fancy Cassmers,
India Ilubber Coats anil Pants,
Gloves. Socks Ties. &C.
Their stock Of keisess Blankets. Hats. and shoe.
slrritd with great care, sud Will compare 10 quals
rs aud Price with any ID The market
J.. e. TURRENTlNE d SON.
Orinhef 0.
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Hpiloray's Pills, the most celebrated Remedy in the
Union for the cure Of diseases of the ver and stomach
Edmund Alga, Of coopers,own, New York, was for the
dcrod of nineteen years misery 10 himself and bur
den 10 his friends he suffered severely and coniinu.
ously from liver complaint, and dsordered stomach,
that he was constantly for weeks together confined 10
his bed. The doctors did him good and he therefore
cft OH consulting them. Nine weeks ago he comlscn.
ced using Hooways Pills. and his wife called las, week
at the store Of Professor Holloway TO acknowledge most
gratefully that heI husband quite cured Pofessa Hol-
oway hopes that the thousand others in the Union who
have been benefited will now come forward.
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NOTICE.

rTIIE copsnnsrship Of Nelson & Paul has expired
" limitation. and they now onef their Stock Of
Goods al Cost Zoe Cash. aud invite all that are needing
any % call aud examine them. o. lhrs have good
snrtmeni Of amost I'll kinds Of Dry Goods. They also
request I'll thai are To- ebi % The m By note o. &C
count, 10 pay tie same A. The business must he settled
WILLIAM NELSON,
WILLIAM PAUL.
August 81, 1855. o.
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NoTICE.

rTvHE undrisirned having. u August Term. 1855, q
= Orange County Court, iaktn Cut letters " adini.
ns,tsiion on Tie estate % WILLIAM CAIN. w.. De.
deceased hereby gives notice Ill persons indebted 70
sid Estate 20 cell and make immediate payment; aud
those having claims 10 present them duly authenticated,
within The tine tsscbed By law, otherwise tins notice
will be plcalsd in lar d their recovery.
THOMAS CAlS, Admir-.
Se,as.absf {, lsj5. CD
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ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

DAN sway from The subscriber on TUESDAY The 3nih
~ uno. a bound boy ~ The maine % D URHOtGHS
STEVENS, aged shout eighteen wears. All persons
are fobd hlrbOfng OF employing him under the psBal
" II The law. Uns dollar reward will he given iol bis
return 10 ms.
PAGE sCARLRTT.
November &. is--
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LONG & CAIN
Keep constantly on hand FUN supply Of
Medicines, Parnts, Dye StuGs,
Sperm Oil,
Coach, Japan and LeatherYsrnish,
which they offer for sale on accommodating
terms.
November 90. 10
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RIVER NE VS..


REPORTED BY H. Il. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT
THURSDAY, April II, A, p. m.
The river is now receding slowly with 6 feet
large on the Shoals. Reports from above state the
river falling fast. This being the case, we shall
have no further direct arrivals from New Orleans
on the present water. The Howard should be in
the river tomorrow morning but will be unable
to reach port for want of water GAINESVILLE will,
in aprobabity, be her highest point Of destination
on this trip.
The weather is pleasant and mild, and has every
appearance of being settled.
Freghts for all points are now exceedingly
scarce with duh prospects
The business at our landing has been quite ami
mated the past day.
The steamer 1roquois leaves tomorrow morning
at 10 a. M for New Orleans Passengers would
do well to be punctual as to time, as the falling
river win preclude detainance.
Steamer Tweed still up the river loading for N.
Orleans. errF-
Arrived-Umpire, from Waitsboro'; Aida, Pa
dueah; Rescue, Cincinnati
Departed-Aleona, for St Louis; Aida, Padu-
cah Cumberland Valley, Cincinnati
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS
THE HOUR OF PUBLICATION.

LOUISVILLE, April ~, noon.-Riyer rising slowly
W th feet 3 inches in canal.
K ssCINoiSNATL April II, noon.-River has risen 6
inches.
Flour 10 0Oalo 25; Whisky 29Ic; Provisions
bnoyani mess Pork sold in lots at Is co. Lard held
higher l
PTrTsBuRc, April II, noon.-River stationary,
with feet water in the, channel
5 New York, Apr. H. noon.-Cotton unchanged,
Flour firm, with an upward tendency; Pork trif1e
higher, old mess 10 rs, new IL 60; Lard I'M
changed ~
Commodore McCaley leaves Washington this
morning for Philadelphia, to meet 'San Jacinto"
at New Castle, ard sail Immediately for the Gulf
The Commodore has received his instructions from
the President.
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COMMERCIAL.

COrTON--The Cotton market very inactive yes
erday, owing TO the limited amount Ofe red for sale
Prices continue firm and sales readily effected at pres
ent quotations. Sales Of III bales at 7a71lsmall LOT
sold as high as : so.
T0BACC0.-Sales of tobacco yesterday at Johnson,
Horne Cos as follows %. s S5, rs, so,
IS, so, $50 IS. IS, 5 80. At A. Hamilton's
rs, 5 IS, rs, e5, As, O5, 65. IS, Z go.
90, G So
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MARINE NEWS.
TIE OCEAN STEAMERS

Sailing Days 20 aud from the United States.
FROM EUROPE
HERMANN, iAm) Southampton, Feb 90, for. New York
AFRICA, Br.) Liverpool, March 8, for. Boston
ATLANTIC (Am.l Liverpool, March 10, for. New York
ASIA, (Br) Liverpool, March II, for. Boston
BALTIC (Aml Liverpool March "a. for. New York
WASHINGTON, Am Souhten, March o. for N. York
AMERICA, (r) Liverpool March 81, for. Boston
NASHVILLE. AM Liverpool. April Z, for. New York
FROM THE UNITED STATES. -e E- b
NASHVILLE, lam New York. March 81 for Liverpool
HERMANN, AMI New York, March "a, for. . Bremen
AFRICA (Br) Boston, March 2s, for. Liverpool
ATLANTIC AMI New ork, April A. for =. Liverpool
ASIA, Dr. Boston, April II. for. ........ Liverpool
BALTIC, GAM New York, April Is, for. " . Liverpool
AMERICA, lBr Boston, April 25 for. Liverpool
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SECOND LARGE SALE AT AuurIoN
#hEE - OF
Spring and Summer Goods
A, J. DUNCAN e. co.

A1As - - ~ &S SaAA&S * w.,
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY 4 THURsD
- 81 APRIL 9Th, 18th and 10Th.
NE win sell a. Auction on TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,
w AND THURsDAY, AL, Ar XII nth 18TH AND ERA,
enreiS Nsw SPRING GOODS, of Foreign and pom u,
Manufacture embracing the very STYLES and mate S
the the Spring and Trade viii be sold be
rally and without reserve; ,,c.
Black and Fancy Colored Cloths Of French English and
German manufacture Black and Fancy Cassmeres a ali
k ss Ws ane h aaS Printed sa gAPss
Black and Fancy Column Silks; Satin Chenes Florence
Stocks Of entirely new style Bananna Ponpee and Six
handkerchief Madras and Linen Handkerchief Bonnet
styles Babcocks Importation of Mantua Taeta, Cas- and
SIX Blond Ribbons English Printed Jsepnets and Muss,
nets organdes Biants and Bereges French Plaid Chal-
u striped ana Fg an and S anep ra Printed Bore
Brown Bereees French, Scotch and English Plaid SttDed
French and English Fancy and Plain Prints French and
English Oil Prints, Of ali widths and qualities French and
German and Russia LINENS all qualities Plain and Twill
ed Irish Linen sheeng; Pillow Case Linen Blue Yellow
of Superior qualities, of all eolors irsh and GER
Linen Handkereheis, Shirt Fronts &c, Irish and
mngs of the greatest variety French and English White
Goods Embroiderie Laces Gloves Hosiery, &C.; French
Needless Pound and Paper Pack Pins, &C., de- altogether
embracing the largest assortment OF Foreign Goods have
ever had the pleasure of offering.
STAPLE AND FANCY AMERICAN GOODS
Allen, Demms, Briggs, spLague and Washington Fancy
Damask Prints Furniture Prints Domestic Ginghams,
do. Pennsylvania do 800 Bales Brown shcetine
shirng Drilling, osnsburgs ls4 IA 1914 Brown Sheet
ing Beached Domestics of all qualities and widths;
Beaehed Drisings Black and Coored Cambrcs, Silesas
Vest Padding Canvas Padding Cottonade Of all qualities,
Plain Striped Plaid Blue Denins and DrIngs, Union
Linens Book. fold and A Nankns and Linens; Silk and
Woollen Tweeds, AI-Wool Tweeds, A1delusian Merino
Cloth article; Black and Colored Cashmereis and
Fancy Satnetts; Baskiie Linen of unique styles,
Whitenton Cassimeres Striped Satnes Cadet Mixed Cot
ioDades great variety of Trimmings &C.. &C.. Umbrellas,
Parasols of all sizes and variety Fans, Of every variety
Bonnets and Bonnet Flowers, &c.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Pioneer Mills, Robertson County Tennessee.
Sumner Spinning and Manufacturing Company, Sumner
County, Tennessee.
Mount Verd Mills, Athens, Tennessee
Sylvan Mills, Shclbyviiis, Bedford Couny, Tennessee
Augusta Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
Macon Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
Rssswe Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
The above comprises of the leading articles of the
Stock In store, which will be sold freely.
Sale commencing at O'Clock.
Terms liberal. -- A. J. DUNCAN & co,
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g~ Mrs. H. A. GRAY has removed to the
Crutcher House, where she can be seen by those
who may wish her services as a fashionable MILL
ner. See advertisement -
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Books and Stationery.
NEW FIRM

HAVING this day ated With me my Brother, Joux
L. T. HACsS. we " Ill continue The BOOK AND STA
TIONERl BUSINESS. under the style OF +. HAGAN x
BRO. ut the odd stand On Market street.
March % 1855. +. HAGAN
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NEW FIRM,
10 VI bhoWN-. W, b. GRuBBS,
BRO WN d. CIR UBBS,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,

10. q. BROWN. Observation-Disclosures eRuBBs
BRO WN d OR UBBS,
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS. PAINTS, OILS
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS SC,
43 College Street, Nashville, Tenn.
OUR stock of Fancy Goods Periumery &C. is now yery
of the firm in person. viz Lubns Bazns and Mitch
els Extracts; American met and German Cologne Wa
ter Fancy Soaps Hair and Tooth Brushes every style
Ducs and Lubins Saches; Aromatic Chrystals; Chine
Metal and Glass Puff Boxes several new STYLES; Shell
Combs large stock Also have on hand Iadigo Nader
White Lead. Lnseed Oil, Turpentiue. DC.
ITiSHIAG TACKLE.-A large stock selected by
L of the firm, consisting of Genuine Limerick
Hooks, plain and on Snoods; Also Aberdeen, Gravea-
leen, and Common Limerick o0ks; splendid assortment
OF Lines, Cable Laid Silk and Sea Grass Spun Plated
Silk; Minnow Selnes, u by Floats of every variety
Reels, Jointed Rods Clearing Rings Fig Hooks &c sc
Ia short can supply those who appreciate fine Tackle
with almost every thing they may need for the successful
prosecution Of this useful calling
apo BROWN Il GRUBBS. 4s College ST.
GOD-LIVER OIL.-5 Gro genuine Cod Liver Oil,
~ just received from Rushton, CLARK Co.'S, by
apo BROWN GRUBBS, As College st.
7 EECHEs.-lOO0 Swedish Leeches on hand and for
IL sale by BROWN GRUBBS 43 College st.
DUKE MANONGAHELA WHISKY.-5 bbls
OF the above just received, OF prime quality sold to
ap5 BROWN & GRUBBs. 48 College st.
STONE WARE.-2 500 pieces Stone Ware, consist.
, ing OF Jars Churns Jugs Milk Pans, Butter Crooks,
ap5 BROWN 4 GRUBBS. 43 College
DORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-Conslantly eal
1 hand. Barclay. Perkins Il Co.'S celebrated LondO.
Porter aud MEMS Scotch Ale.
apo BROWN 4 GRUBBS, 43 College st
DEARL STARCH.-25 boxes of a very Superior
L article OF Starch, Just received by .fF
ap5 BROWN GRUBBS 43 College st.
MEDICINE CHI ESTS.-Just opened a tine lot OF
w Medicine Chests suitable for Families Pl limitations
Also dozen Physicians Saddle Bags assorted STYLES
apo BROWN & GRUBBS, As College st.
nLITE OILS boxes Olive OIL Just arrived. Al
So dozes of choice brand of Tuscany Oil which is
superior to the ordinary Olive OIL sold for tab USE
apps BROWN GRUBBS, AZ College ST
VHOR JELLIES.-lO0 lbs Isingass Sheet and Shred
L Also, gross Sparkling Geatine Dupuys Extract of
Vanilla, &c
apps BROWN l. GRUBBS, 43 College ST.
GOLD FOiL.-Abbey Il Sons Gold Soil constantly
" on hand. BROWN d GRUBBS, 48 College ST.
CONGRESS WATER Constantly receiving, di.
! ] rect from Saratoga. Also, Empire Water
ap5 BROWN GRUBBS 43 College st.
/ ARD OIL.-lU bbls No. ! Lard Oil on hand BY
- apo BROWN GRUBBS 4s College st
G'PERM AND WAX CANDLES.-l0 bxs Sperm
- and Wax Candles. this day received by
April 8, 1855 BROWN Il GRUBBS, 48 Collegest.
kTOTICE.-All persons knowing themselves in
~ reais 10 30 G. BROWN earnestly requested to
make immediate settlement shall be obliged to place
their accounts IN The hands Of officer for collection.
apI-lw
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FRIDAY MORNING, April Ia. lass.


o. The second sale Of Lots in Fosters Add
ton to Edgefield came off on yesterday. Twenty
six lots were sold for the gross sum of 81, 223 90,
at prices ranging from 81 to SIS so per foot The
whole averaged S. GO per foot, or about $1,000
per acre. 1t is not ten years since this very ground
was cold for 500 per acre. The purchasers were
all a No. One, and their paper better than gold,
for 1t bears interest and is increasing, when gold
laid up would only rust. vr-
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OF The case of Graham and Jones, which has
occupied the attention ofthe court for several days,
has not been decided yet -f..-. d
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7 HEGAN & BRO,
BOOk SELLERS AND NTATiONERS.

No. 81 M ,rket Street. Nashville. Tenn,
M OULD call The iUn Of Merchants, Peddlers.
nH Teachers aud others to their large assortment Of
HChooi- MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
net'er ana Cup Paper. Blank Books and sta
Ia generally, which they Offering TO the trade
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"a We are authorized and requested 10 announce DIR
THoMAs ANDERSON. of Coffee County as a candidate to
represent the Fourth Congressional District in the next
Congress Of the United States.
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az Our friends T. & W. EAKN & Co., are re-
eeivng fresh from the importers the latest styles Of
Spring Bonnets, Prints, Dry Goods, &c. An Of
their goods are selected with care and with an eye
to the Nashville Market See advertisement.
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EVERY BODY READ THIsi
TEE ONLY ILLUSTRATED SOUTHERN PAPER
CIRCULATION now
TEN TEs0ESA CDPIEsI!f

n " II
AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.
From Montgomery, Alabama,
{f,fDLATING ZHROUGH TIE HHOLE SOUTH!!!
4 DVERTISERS have never had so good an opportunity
scatter broadcast before the GREAT SOUTHERN Pea
nc their business announcements, is offered by
SWANS SOUTHERN MILITARY GAZETTE,
which in point of circulation, beauty of typographical
execution and elegance of illustration challenges not only
the South, but the sct0e country!
The why is currently read by every person
* because chief design to furnish information to the
pebc concerning the operations for the fund of the SoUrH
military ACADEMY, (of which SWAN is Manager and
that interests every body but this requiring small space
ample is left for large amount of original literary
mater such as Sketches Of Distinguished Characters, Hu,
mSrous Stories and the like The Foreign and Domestic
Comic Publications cued to furnish the Selected De-
partment"
The last issue april y among other articles of interest.
contained graphic and life like sketch of W. T. PoR
TER, Esq Editor of the Spirit Of the Times by his friend
Henry VIM Heber ESQ., author of Field Sports" &c.
The GAZETTE is now published once in every twenty
days. Will be issued at the rate of in ten days.
Price 81 per hnnun, in advance
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