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REDUCED PRICES.

oESTLEMEN's FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS.
the season advanced and wish TO make room fol
n fall purchase will sell present stock a. re
dnced prices IL consists Of Shirts Underwear, every vAr
ETY. Gloves, hahesr, craEats, Stocks, Umerea Canes
Combs Brushes Fans fresh ard choice lot Of PcTamery
Hair 0s &C. Also few best sole leather Trunks, Carpet
Bags Ac together with many other artcles-ai ~ which
We viii sell At lOv rates. Ijysl J. H. MeGiLA-
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LARD WAIVED.

\ ARD-s00 bbls ard wanted Immediately for which %
A hlrhest ruArkst price ID Cash vii be paid.
naris-a,f J. DOYLE co.
Ma - soath Front Nsshvins. Tenn.
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WOOL! vEo0LE-ws want 10000 los washed
w Wccl for which W pln paw cash.
.Jya W. n. GORDON CO.
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EARuERS, ATTENTION Just anish- "A
IL "a, . lew more Of those PLANTATION FELT
HATS the best ever IN Nashville Can sna sx- -
.,nfn. th-u, al FRANCI5COs,
"a No. - Public square.
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DINE SOAPS.
L Am5rosial Shaving Cream, Nymph Soap,
Rose do do Italian Medicated Soap,
Almond do do Superior Honey do
Minley's Fine Toilet Soap, ! Transparent Soap,
oh Brown Windsor do Omnibus Soap,
White do do Barber Balls,
Together with favorte kinds received and for
sale low at STRETCHES Drug Store, Of College and
Union SITS. mylS
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT In the Southern portion % -,
~ the city The lot Is situated between Market FssJ
Maple streets, continuation Of Front STREET; ~
and fronts Carroll street 66 feet, running back $50 S4
feet Aleythe House contains four rooms, with
eight Hail. Porco In 'front.' and Porch eight feet wide,
AMI back Brick buildings. Any person wishing TO buy
and comfortable home should examine the above house
and lot, viii sell il cheap and upon reasonable
r. A. BALLOWE, General Agent
jei5 No. u Deaderiek street
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Office hours from ~ A. ", Until ~ P. M
P. W. STRADER, GtnpAg
THE OMNTBus LINE

c,ns for passengers at an the principal Hotels Tor each
avery train By leaving directions at either OF the aboy
onices will call orpassenges In all parts of the city, with
out fail. JeNO-H
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LNOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR TOWN PROP
Il ERTY, NEGROES, &c.-I offer for sac a FARM, a
containing 2IO acres situated the Murfreesboro'
Turnpike II miles from Nashville and known the Ham
ton Place. improvements oeTabe good good cedar enc
ng rst-rate orchard &C Any person DESTROYS
Of making exchange with the above property, has
opportunity trading for Of the convenient
farms In the county having creek Of neyerfang
running through il. For particulars apply TO
r A. BALLOWE Gent Ag't,
febl4 BEN No. II Deaderick st.
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STAPLE GOODS.

STAPLE GOODS.
WE have hand very superior stock Of Linen and
w Cotton Sheengs, Table Damask, Towels, Diapers,
Napkins Bath Towels Mosquito Bars, White and Colored
Bobnets, &C., which will sell cheap the cheapest
jel2 r. @. McNAIRY co.
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THROUGH TICKETS,

And all information can obtained at the Offices No
4 Burnet House Building, w. L. 0'BRIEN Ticket Agent
No III front Office Gibson House Building ALEXANDEH
HAMILTON Ticket Agent: at the old office, southeast
corner OF Broadway and Front street. opposite Spencer
House or at the Eastern itte MAINLY Depot East From
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-06
PRICES REDUCED.

PRICES REDUCED.
DEING anxious to reduce stock much possible
ID before going East for Fall Supplies will sell al
descriptions Of Summer Goods greatly reduced prices
We have yet hand beautiful stock Of Berages, Tissues
Musns, &C., &C.; and persons wishing any thing in th
way will do well to give US call.
je12 Il. c. McNAIRY co.
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NOTICE.
@ II. LOOMS CO., sole Agents for Nashville, will
u furnish the people Of Tennessee with all the different
kinds Of WINE made by me- at my Cincinnati wholesale
prices Also, the Catawba Grape Cuttings for planting
Call and see them. N. L0NGW0RTH,
mar23 Cincinnati, Ohio.
boxes quart Flasks;
NJ 100 do y pint do; in store and
for sale by jy2l w. II. GORDON co.
LNOR HIRE negro boy 10 years Of age for the bal
l. Of this year.
r. A. BAJLOwE, GenT Ag't,
feb24 No. IL Deaherick strete.
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CTAR PkPERs, Experiences Of Art and Nature, hy
- Henry Ward Bscch
PEses PROM A BELFRY. or the Parish Sketch BOOB.
By Rev. v ". Sh-fon.
Joy AND Cara. Friendly Book Cor Young Mothers By
Mrs.. TuthlH
OuR COUNrRYMEN, or Bsief Memoirs Of Eniasnt Amer
ieans b. LossIaE.
ALONE b. Marion HarlAnd % Virginia.
~ SEA CHARLES W. SMITH
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ER0M the 18th Instant to the 1st Of June the rates
Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashville
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GUM BATHING MATS.
ME have few Of those superior Chamber Bath
w hatts-for sale bv J. McGILL
Ladies' and Gentemens Furnishing Store,
jy3 Corner Of Square and College ST. eet.
(tIGARS-we can offer great inducements city deal
~ ess that want hne Cigars. Call ard see them.
jan29 S. H. LOOMS 4 CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-31

posed OF hundreds Of the most Jealous Abolitonist
among Us, receiving no other annoyance than the
p,als Of laughter which bis absurditcs provoked.
On the other hand what is the feeling toward
New Englanders at the South. if we may Judge
rom the newspapers, the speeches and the official
acts OF the Southern States Ii is that of ierOclOus
iatred-persoDal hatred-leSdng. in hundreds of
instances On record, TO personal i'll treatment of
New EuglaLders. Here, Oh the contrary. there is
not the least hostility to shareholders men. Our
opposition is altogether to their principles and in
ftitutiOns Dr.. Holiness statement was nothing
more nor less than vile calumny.
The droliest part Of the little doctors perform
sbce IVES that upon "physOlOgy" and superior
Z" ity of race" lie should be the last person IN
the world to appeal to physiology or to allege su-
periority of race in justification of his right to
bold any OF bis fellow men as slaves, as beasts Of
burden. as chattels TO be bought AID sold. OF the
coored men Of Boston, whom he thus brutaly in
suits as unfit TO live in freedom venture 10 say,
from sufficient observation, tbst the great ma ori-
" are fully equal. physiOOglcay speaking, to
doctor himself-many Of them manfestly superior,
and certain to be so pronounced by any jury OF ma
tiOns or of men who might see fit to investigate
the subject. / could select from our colOred pop
ulation also several men who have been slaves,
and are still slaves in the eye Of the law who in
tellectually ore quite equal to Dr. Holmes IN the
more solid qualities of the human Understanding
inferior to him in the knack of punning and of YER
styling, but in seLse, shredwness, judgment and
reasoning power, quite equal-t would not be
courteous to say superior. But l am fully conf
dent that if DR.. Holmes and any one of the per-
sens to whom | allude were set ashore to live on
an uninhabited island the doctors conceit about
the physiological superiority of bis race would be
speedily taken out of him. Whatever may be
thought of the races in general, DR.. Holmes is not
exactly the Individual champion to whom the eau
casan could safely ntrust the assertion of its supe
riority
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
fron Our Own Correspondent.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 80, 1875.
Official adyces by the Pacific encourage the idea
Of peace but bring confirmation of the assent of
Russia to the terms suggested Of Austrian inter
ventiOn, though such assent is strongly suspected
1t is well ascertained that Louis Napoleon favors
the accommodation There was decided division
In the British Ministry upon policy but just before
the sailing of the steamer il was understood that
Lord PalmcrstOn had acceded to pacifcatiOn.
There will be strong effort tomorrow to rally
The forces all sides the battle for the Speak
ership. Both sides are determined on serious
sitting. The plurality rule may be finally adopted
Mcssrs. Clingman, Stephens Barclay and other
Democrats are ready for it. The falling off yester-
day on Banks was caused by pairing off Mr.. Ed
wards recedcd temporarily but will return. The
Democrats in the House, and the Administration,
cOncede the certainty of Mr.. Bankss ultimate sue
CESS. They will therefore press to result before
adjournment tomorrow night. 4 late sitting is
certain.
The Government had intelligence Of Gen. Co
monfort's accession to the Presidency of Mexico
On the 10Th inst, but discreated it,
To the Associated Press.
famed precisely votes enough for the election of
Speaker; but before the result could be announced,
several gentlemen who had been sent for buriedly
entered the House and cast their suages for another
thus turning the scale.
The report of the trial of Hertz in the British En-
lstment case, published in The PcnnsylcaRj00, has
been sworn to by the photographers correct, and
has been filed in the State Department as an authentic
record of the proceedings.
Owing to continued sickness, Chief-Justice fancy Is
not expected to take bis seat the Bench during the
present Term Of the Supreme Court of the United
States.
WAsHINGroY, Saturday Dec. %, 1855.
No prospect whatever for an election of Speaker
Kew-Years dissipation may effect something. The
plurality rule was not considered by the Democratic
caucus last night. The delay of action on the De-
fciency bill is seriously embarrassing the the Admin
istration.
The action of the President toward the Nicaragua
emigrants is strongly denounced by all.
Gen. Easton of Kansas pfOnOunces the letter pur
porting 10 have been addressed to him by Secretary
Woodson base forgery. The letter, as published,
requests Gen T. to call out the Platte County Rifles,
but not to implcate Gov. Shannon No such letter
Tas ever written or received.
The machinery of the steamship Minnesota VIII be
on board in few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-31
THE MAINE LAW APPROVED BY THE QUEEN
OF ENGLAND.

ALBANY, Saturday, Dec. %, 1872
copv of an order in council dated at the Court OF
xyiodsnr C,stle. Nov q, 1855, this morning re-
- ., Tho office Of Tie Proiibionis in this city,
In her Majesty gives hcr official sanction to the
Prohibitory Liquor Law of the Province Of New ,
Brunswick, and directs the Governor or Coinnanoel'
ip.Chef and all other persons whom 1t may concern
10 be governed thereby accordingly Inc law ''N''
effect on the lot OF January next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-31
XXXIVTH CON q X Els 5.
FIRST SESSION.
UOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Dec: y, 800

HOUSE OF REPkESt&N Al i.,
XAsHINGToN, Saturday, Dee % 800
Two baIots have been taken this morning, the last
resulting follows: ~
Banks..........lO3 Fuller. -....--35
R;cLorison. GO PenningtOn-......
Scattering -.---.0
Necessary TO Il choice, loo.
The vote on the sixth ballot stood:
Rauks..lOo Richardson. ''''.O5
Euicr . 30 Pennington ...... .
Scattering .---0.
Necessary for "A choice, 1O5. l.,
Mr. SMITH VA made a brief statement 10 SNOW
that Mr. Banks had left the American party ana loheI
The Fusioniss for the express purpose ana design VI
resisting what be calls the aggressons OF slavery :,
Mr. GROW, in reply, said that those voting Tor MT.
Banks understood their duties without INSTRUCTION VI
advicc from the other side Of the House.
Mr.. SMITH responded saying he wished the country
10 understand the character Of the man the FuSoS'S
were voting for. 49, A. ,os. ros,,t
ing follows: ,, Sc
Enller .,...29 Pennington ....'
For Messrs. Whitney, Powell, Williams, and orr'
one each. M, Dr,pSuAJI moved
en- sd;ouypmeni which was negatived by AZ majority
Az 4 O'Clock tnc motion to adjourn was rehc"eu ny
Mr.. ORR. and oaniod by 10 majority
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THE PITTSBURGH AND STEUBEN' li-hH
RAILROAD.

PITrsBuRGH, Saturday Dec 81 1902
Our City Council has provided LOT inc p"S,n,
a., in,sre.t ON the City Bonds issued to the Seuoen
~ p.;,.d due on the Is, proximo, at the office OF
Mcs.rs Duncan, Sherman Il Co. in New-1ork'
IT. - her, measures six feet eleven inches ana
u falling.
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THE WEATHER.

OGDENsBUReH, Saturday, Dec. %. 1855.
Ii i very cold here. The Thermometer this morning
at sunrise stood at 2oo below zero. II river i, frozen
across Z short distance above this p.so.
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DEATH OF NICHOLAS DEVEREUA.

UTICA, Saturday, Dec ~ 1''''
N;ebolas Devereux, prominent citizen ana one VI
tbe managers OF the State Luuatic Asylum uie" 1T
o'c'cek thu morning, aged g. yeH's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-31

upon the pur.6er. making hole and letting Off the
gas. a terrific explosion followed. tearing OF he
roof and forcing out the wal Of the building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-31
MrI.ANCnoLY ACCIDENT.

EOsTON, NdIUIu'Ili IIVV' = "
Al Falmouth, Me-, ON Thursday evening" Il M
AN and two Young ladies named Haskell, while
soos.,ing" were preGptated over the bank OF
distance of forty feet, and Coffin and one OF the
,aJas ,rcrc drowned, and the other was so baby III"
iuTed that it is feared she cannot survive
!. 4 statement of the imports of foreign
Good, At tbi. port for the week ending Dec q;
-YO2a6 Spirts.......... 5000 -, 20
Dry Goods .''''' '.,il9
IIon and sei''''' IiI5 Other ar,ieles...'' fo'''
Fisb and fish o....... 49iW To,l.... ~ 81, So
About eight inch,s of snow FL here last might, in'
- bss leer clear end cold to-day, aud there Is
excellent sleigbing.
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nrSTRrCTION OF THE GAS-WUI'NN'

MIDDLETOwS, Conn, Dec ~, 'ey''
The g,..wos in this place took fire abo"' COCK
,b;s moyniug from the purifier. The CHAM 10 "hl'"
GA. a,,acLcd the weight, brok, and the weight ie'
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Tor better than did AMI therefore could trust him,
snd am only SONY that | ever Wa
De-. q, 1850 ONE WHO VOTED FOR WALK.
WHERE is THOMAS CHILDS.

WHERE Is THOMAS CUlLDS, VI. c.
To nc Editor Of TIE y. y. Tribuac.
SIR; Can you tell what ha7 become of Mr..
Childs, Member of Congress from thu, city have
not observed his name since the b0llOtlg for
Speaker A. Nj Chds was elected as an Anti-Ne-
bIaska man, he should lee IN his place unless he is sick
Neo- York, Dec. a, 1855 ONE " no VOTED FOR HIM.
We understand that Mr.. ChlGs is quite ill., and re-
cret to learn that the prospects Of his immediate re-
eovcry arc by no means hattering. [Ed. TIL.
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HUM =. IFHITIt1 WIT y
ey H the ralr,sl and ADJOINING grounds the maps shawl
were made b ne by requests believe they srr correct no
DISTANCE m the rail Nrs t0uss house one cham be
80 an n. hou. il ~ luk. from the road The distance
tn M the ssug Haius Turnout h lD " ~ " 'is
no 50 feet from the railroad % the halfway post "a
clsn.u Inks being j.if feet measured the SIDE ~ On.
n angular lo o the rytr oud and found % BE- chains ana
u links "A.
Cro.seNamued-Dg. Ueiueken, directed me g. maze M"
II Al; Messrs Aco AID Hunter wen rci end " he'"a-
kci was ore.eut the nrst rOruirs.
Tn, testimony on the pant Of the prosecution here
rested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-31

COURT or OYER AND TERMINEB, BURLINGTON COM
cr,cv q po1Ts ESQ Assistant Judge supreme Court.
Associates: GEORGE HAYWOOD, JOSEPH }. BVDD. DANIEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-31

Mr. J. I. y. Straiton then opened the case ON tho
part Of the defense. lie believed iAat no evidence
had been produced on the pant Of The state 10 war
rant ,rdi,'g tb, defendant, lsuiltv The defense
utepnrrd 10 show hy n number of witnesses that tina
usual warnings w,r, given; that the train OF ears was
not being baked at more than bali speed; that the
engineer was not responsible TOT what he sAd n"t
after the accident beng greatly cNcliri, that They
slouid be able to show that the testimony Oi III
Heuekcn aud family wa. widely different nom tina.
ou the CoroueI's Irquc-t.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
HELNBoLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract
SaFSaDarilla.

For Purifying the Blood, removing all disoaEes
arising from excess ofMercury, exposure and
imPrudence in life, chronic constitutional dis
ease, arising from an impure state OF the Blood
and the only reliable and efTectunI known re
medy for the cure of Scrofula, Salt Rhenm
Scnld Head, UlcerHtions of the ThroatHnd LEGS
Pains and Swellings of tho Bones letter PIN
Skin. ''ON" VI viz
IINHlS article is now prescribed by Some of the
L most distinguished physicians in tho coun-
try, and has proved more efficient in proctice
than any preparation Of SarsaparilIa vet offered
70 the Puohc. Several cases of BecondaFV SvOhi :
us, Mercur1al and ScTOfulous disease have entire
y recovered in the incuTable wards of our Puh
nc institutions which had for many years TesiS-
TED every mode of treatment that could be devil
SEQ. These cases furnish striking examples NJ
the salutHry effects of this medicine in arreStino
some OF the most inveterGte diseases. after the
glands were destroyed, and the bones already az
NoTIoE.-Letters from responsible Pbvric;sr,
and Professors of several Medical COLLEGE. ana
certificates Of cures from patients Will b fopnd
accompanying both Preparations
Price, Fluid Extract Of Buchn, 81 Per bottle, or
sarsaparifla, q e.
squ q IN strength to one gallon Of Syrup Of sar-
Prepared and sold by Il. T. HELhBoLD. Che
mist 2sS Chestnut street near the Gerard H0nse,
To be had ofJOs. L. CARR, olarksburr, ana
OF Druggists everywhere =
All letters directed 70 che PrOprieror or AGENT
VIII receive immediate Rttehtion. my28 II
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Toilet Articles for Ladies
and Gentlemen.

7 HAVE just received from A. w. Harrison
l. of PhiIndeI phia, the best selected and larges
assortment of fine Soups and Perlunery, ever Of
fered TO the public.
The following is only part of my stock:
Browns Windsor Soap.
Floating s. Barber's do.
Mammoth Family do.
Military Shaving do.
AmbrOsiaI do. do.
Pntchouy and Rose do.
Almond aud Rose Shaving Cream.
Macassar and Rose Hair Oil.
Bears Oil and Beef Marrow.
Black Pomatum.
Cream of Beauty, IN excellent article TO re-
move tan, freckles, &C., from the skin.
Single and double distilled Cologne.
Lip Balm and Cold Cream for chaps.
Lemon Rouge and Toilet Powder.
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS.
Jockey Club, Sweet Clover, Cametia, Citro-
neIla, Rose, Hawthorn, and Jessamine.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
Rose, Vanilla, Almond, Celery, Cinnamon,
Ginger, Lemon, Nutmeg, Orange, Pimento,
Peach and Ratnfa. These are excellent articles
to give fine flavor to pics, cakes, &c.
Ladies and gentlemen nre respectfully invited
TO call and examine my stock.
mur2l l.. y. DOLBEARE.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-14
fIARDWAREt HARDWAREfI

Ohm 81. MURPHEY. has just Teeefyed and
~ Is now opening the most extensive assort-
Enent Of hardware ever offered in ClarlSburr.
line, among which are
Carpenters, Cabinetsmaker's, shoemaksrsS
and Blacksuith's tools Of EVERY description, To-
gether with general assortment Of cabinet in.
ishing material.
w. stsalart's warranted cast steel Ares, Hand
AXES; Hatehets, &c. ---'' -
A fine stock Of Knives, Shears, Scissors. 81.
Tabs cutlery and Spoons In great variety.
Curtain trimmings, Britannia ware, Candle.
sticks, etc.
1t Is useless 70 attempt an enumeration Of tl,a
articles, bat the public are respectfully invited
to call and examine this stock for themselves.
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HBrjtish Periodicals..

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2. The EDINBURG REVIEW (Whig.)
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N. B.-L. s. q co. have recently pubIiShed.
and have now for sale, the FARMER's GUIDR, by
Henry Stephens, Of Edinburgh, and the late Prof.
Norton, of Yale College, New Haven, complete
in vols, royal octave, containg 1900 pages, IL
steel and 5000 wood engrayings. Price, IN mus
~ This work is NOT the old Book or THE
FARM, lately resusciated and thrown upon the
market. mYa j55-