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nIRECT ER0M Japan.

The Japanese, until very lately, not only pre-
vented foreigners from settling in their country, but
prohibited their own citizens from leaving. Their
hatred of Catholics was SO great that once a year
they fraiaplea on tie cross to show it. The Japan
Expedition opened that country to our commerce,
and it looks as though it had made an importation
of Japanese principles TO this country, as know
nothincism, almost identical in all respects with
the ancient doctrines of the japanese, sprang up
here about the lime that the first news Of the sue
cess of Com. PERRY's expedition reached here
Know -nothingsm got its IDEAS from the japanese,
and we 10 no: wonder that such ideas as the fol-
lowing strike he "old fogies:'
"How 60 you like the expedition to Japan and
its splendid resulls:' asked one old fogy Of his
neighber at a reading room.
Il don ike it. ] am against all foreign exped-
tons ] am in favor Of the old-tashioned american
way, to let foreigners come to US, aud not we 90
TO them Besides, there is danger that thus going
abroad we may catch bad foreign customs and
Ideas, all Of which IS avodad by letting foreigners
come to US
"Why, what bad foreign IDEA have we caught
from Japan
know nothingism."-N y. Post
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FOR SALE BY IT. BERRY & co.
MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR.

w. I. BERRY * CO., have just received
PHYSICAL MAP OF THE CRINEA with enlarged
MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR, ard views OF SEYA.S.
TOPoL and SALAkLAYA, from the best authorities
By Ernest Sandoz.
- Professors GOTAT and AaGsz. q Cambridge Bcs-
ton, vouch for the correctness Of this Map
W.T.. BERRY & CO., have just received
The AMERICAN ALMANAC for I555.
PARTY LEADERS-by BALDWIN.
TIE LAMPLlGHTER. new edition.
HINTS To AMERICAN SP0RTSMES-by LEwIs
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A dsrk-eyed, bright-iooking boy engaged in sell
ing our paper in the streets interested us recently
b his display Of tact and energy, and we inquh-
ed OF. him concerning his profits, saving and pos
poets. He detailed his operations with the dstlnc-
ness and clearness of a business man. He is about
twelve years DID, and has been in tue streets sell
ing papers near three years. He has been very
industrious, always on the alert selling morning
and evening city papers aad some popular sheets
printed elsewhere; and had actually Soved Of his
OUn earnings fire hundred dollars lrich is locked up
an one oft2e suspended banks. This shows what
may be accomplished by keen, perseveriug boy.
- Cincinnati Co7amSrciqL
And it also shows what can be accomplished by
a keen perSeyerjno banker
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WASHINGTON, Feb. LIN the Senate, Mr.. Sc
ward presented a petition from New York, praying
for the abolition of slavery in the District Of Column
bia without loss 10 owners.
The Army Bill was taken up. The amendment
of Mr.. Shields providing for two regiments Of
cavalry and FIVE hundred rangers to serve for five
years, was adopted.
In the House, Mr. Richardson's substitute 10 the
Subterranean Telegraph Bill, granting the right Of
way, was adopted
The bill, donating lands to Utah for schools, was
passed.
Mr. Houston gave notice that he would call up
the Tariff bill next Wednesday.
CINCINNATI Jan. 30.-The navigation IS entTe'y
suspended, and the river is full of heavy, Heating
ice
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Bayard TaylOr'S New Book.

THE LAND OF THE SARACEN; OF, Pie
lures OF Palestine, Asia Minor, sicily, and
Spain.
With Tinted Frsutispsee aud Tide aud Map. Uniform
with Central Africa"
just received by VT BERRY co.
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
IN. Ernr.a ..n...- Ia...-..n :.

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On Front, near Brood 81
- THE subscriber respectfully returns his -
q thanks 10 the public for past favOrs and so q
IA lcits a continuance Of patronage IN tie ~
G2ssSab0ye line, also &ssA
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING;
Together with every description Of Metal IuTuirgs, Ne
talic Psckings Babit Metal aud Castings
Soda FGunts Generators. Ale Pumps, and Pumps o.
every description manufactured ORDER repaired
short notice
Cash will be paid at all times for old Copper and Brass
jan2j-n y. COLE
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THR CosT OF TIE WAR.-The leading English
journal, complain bitterly Of the cost Of the war.
The London Times gives the total expenses for
tycelre months, at eighty millions Of dollars For
the present year. the expenditure will be still great
er. unless peace shall be declared The calculation
g that a least one Kindred millions will be
sarv and with the best view Of the subject, at least
CIV millions of dollars must be raised annually as
long as the war NAV last, either by an appeal to
The money market, or by doubling tie rates upon
the x-paYers.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A FRESH SUPPLY NOW RFCFIVFD az,
FANNY FERNS GREAT WORK.
RUTH HALL,
By FANNY FEN



"lf any doubts have existed ia the uinds Of Fanny
kern readers es to her being OF genius Rslh
Hall will dispe them. No viii fail The boek
through who reads the first chapter -Gs0 EorE C5gi-r
IL Is such story could produce who had not
genius OF high order. . IL requires Gin Of
prophecy to predict that will produces sensation
work distinct with genius; it deals in abstraction
but win the living realities Of the present time and OF
tins, our own land."-Ptii. E.rfs Azzsriczn
Here Is remarkable b0ok-a book to create pro
found sensation We have read it throughthe volume Of
400 pages, ia six consecutive hours - TIE story
is told with extraordinary power and interest There Sc
passages In Ruth Hall equal IN tragic description % any
thing N the works OF Dickens II Is book that will make
sobbing among mothers aud widows and can general
signing the sins Of the rca and the sur9gs Of tic
poor."-Tslr FORK Mirror.
"Nsver did tale abound il many beautiful images
and 50 skiully drawn pictures Of the heart. =
Destined be of the p1 u.zr works aver issued
from the American press ~ philadelphia MsrcuTz.
II will be read with aFdity and extend 'a;th8r
mered popularity. -De0 l0rs JozrlGto Of C0ssHseres
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REGULAR WEEKLY SALES OF GROCERIES AT
surTrnM

Use SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL THE
~ ONLY CURE FOR DEAFNESS = sCARPA'S
COMPOUND ACOUSTIC OIL, for the cure Of Deafness,
Pains ard Diseharge of Matter from the ar Also all those
dsagreeable Noises like the buzzng OF insects falling of
water, whzzng of steam de- which are symptoms OF ap-
preaching Deafness and also generally attendant with the
disease. Many persons who been deaf for ten, f.
teen snd twenty years. and obliged ouse ear trump
cts have after using three bottles. thrown aside
their trunpets, being made perfectly We'll Fhysicians
and surgeons highly recommend its use
READ WHAT SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL HAS
DCNE!-The greatest yet performed by any
medicine. 1t never falls
From tie Alaay Duly Daily KaieksrJocksrI
WEST Troy, June 9.
This is to certify that l. Willard jerks. proprietor Of
the West Troy Exchange Hotel having been afflicted with
deafness for the last twenty years. and in the
other for the last year. that it impossible for to
hear the lcudeat voice and after trying various remedies
without improving my hearing in the was induced 20
try Scarpas Compound Acoustic OIL for the cure OF deaf
ness and 1t is with great qualification am enabled 10
state that it has perfectly restored my hearing and will
be happy any person who wishes for information
relation to my csse, at my place in West Troy.
WILLARD JENEs.
Also
DIR. Jacsson's Pile and letter EmbrOcatien.
This may be considered specific, and is warranted to
1t not only Immediately allays pain and nnsmma-
tion stops ell bleeding subdues that intoerae itching but
it escuay cures very short time persons whose lives
produces pain but rather agreeable and pleasant
astonisbed.
q For sale by G. W. Hendershott Nashville; Bell,
Robinson & Co.. Louisville; and j. u. Park, Cincinnati
feb9-2mdSW
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"A fellow with a scodlng vile moved into
ewamp. where the dumb agus was preyalent-his
wife was elfsctuallv cured.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-09

A GREAT BARGAINING now CfeIing fer
~ sale Lot Broad Street. adjoining the acksnith
shop of David NJ Allen The Lot is fifty feet front by
hundred and forty deep, with alley in The
Il is for sale the most accommodating terms Apply
TO LINDSLLN d CROCKETT,
ian9l-Im 90 COlie5e street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-09

WANT TO SIND THEN SoUTH.--Some years since,
it was charged upon tie then Goyernorof New
York. Mr.. Seward that he had offered to exchange
foreign, immigrants arriving in this STATE for an
equal number of Virginia negroes. II would seem
fron the iodowing article in the Richmond Eaqu:-
ger that proposition to ship off some of our immi
grants has been made on late occasion by the mu-
n.efpal authorities of New York to those Of Rich
m9nd. The Enquirer says:
Not many days ago the authorities OF tins South
ern CITY of Richmond received letters from pauper
snneryiaors in New York city, inquiTing whether
his sIayeholdng town of ours could not provide
Cor five hundred Of the destitute pauper f.eemen Of
,bst metropolis of wealth during tie winter. Our
authorities rejecting that it would be more appTo-
rr;ste for Vlem 10 apply TO the phlsnthorp:sts at
home who are 10 the habit OF paying large sums OF
1nonv for stealing our slaves from US and spiritng
them porthward 10 swell the mass OF pauperlsln
there. turned very deaf ear to the overture
Not many months ago the Tribune was vauing
every white citizen Of the North, and especially
every foreign immigrant that landed there, at
thousand dollars. The pauper supervisors oil New
York do not take the Tributes views of the sub
iect, or else they are disposed to be- surprisingly
liberal to the city OF Richmond, for their generous
profer IF five hundred paupers who would have
been. bv tie Tubunes estimate, equivalent to the
magnificent donation OF half million of dollars"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-09

FRENCH RAPPEE, SCOTCH Il tIACKA-
BY SNUfFS.
UST received aud for sale this superior article
81 the city. For sale wholesale and reai the Little
Indian, Cherry Street }. MOORE
uov26
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tf7- The following extract from commun-
cation in the TREE Wig nsinuates what L. utterly
untrue, and, as the editor knows it TO be untrue,
he should not have published it without correc-
ton:
"Oh. the Union man. Ia 1852 he moved
Hercules Ike amid the conflicting elements of po-
lcal warla.e-auJ didn't lac oppose Gen. SCOTS
election t. tie Presidential chan?-didn't he be-
leve Scott to pe q Roman Cayhohc2 Did he not
object to Scott because he was afraid il elected,
Scott would exert h, influence III favor Of tie
Catholic Church
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-09
SECOND LARGE SALE
AT AUCTION,
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS.

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
February 9Th and l4th, 1855
WE will sell at Auction without reserve on TUESDAY
w and WEDNESDAY, 18TH and 18th fEBR UAKT;
to close out the Winter STOCK comprising general
Eent Of STAPLE GOODS, and - which xIl be added
general variety Of Fancy Dress GOods and Trimmings
received bg recent arrivals.
The stock embraces; Super London and French Blue
and Black Cloths Fancy Cassmeres; Black double width
Doe Skin Csssimsras; Plain and Fancy Ssfuets Eanke
Pilot and Beaver Cloths; Green, White and Bike Mack
nav Blankets; Rose. Whitney end Fancy End Blankets !,
Scarlet Orange and White Fiauuei5; Canton tannes;
Plaid Linssys ClOakIngs Black Blue and Browa Jeans;
Tweeds, kereys CaSbmers5 Plain Black Satin; Velvet
and WorsteG Yestings; Apaccas, Oregon Faics Super
Plain AID Plaid Dress Silks Back Cf0s de Rhine; Cling
hans aud Prints in great variety Embroidered Thibet
MuusIin de Lane Isid Blanket and Jersey ShGlS Dress
handkerchief; Checked and Pad GnEnaus; Canvass
Padding5; Italian and American Sewing six TNist :.
St Lasting Coat ButtonS; Patent and Spool Thread
Cashmere; WOrste and Cotton Hosiery ganzEl variety
Of Gloves Comforts Apron Checks striped ShiTtEE
Bed Ticking. Blesehet ana Brown D1mescs and Dr'l-
ings; Heavy OsnabuIgs; super sea Island Domestic.
lz-4 SbeeGngs; Bingham Umbrellas; 81 peHdsrs PLAIN
and Plaid Italian Cravas Linen Cambria and silk Hand
ksrehieis general variety Of Trimmings EmbFodere.
White Goods Eibbo5s &C., "a
~ Terms Liberal ! O.. DUNCAN I CO.
Nashville, January q, 1855.
FUTCRE sALEs:
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY

In all sol prizes amct-n.iuy $4,000
az Tickets 4l0-Halves and Quarters in proportion
Persons wishing Tickets in Nashville, will please leave
their orders with Mr. h h. CHAMPION, who IL author
lied 10 ecevea forward them aud whom the schemes
and drawings viii be regularly sent
compliance with the above viii save much time a2d
labor necessary individual orders from time
time.
~ Every prize drawn at each drawing
~ Bills all solvent Banks taken az par.
- All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAMI, Agent and Manager,
sign OF the Bronze Lions,
isn3i-2Od Montgomery, Ala.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-09
DIARIES FOR 1855.

- All the various styles and editions for sale BY
iIu5 W T. BERRY K co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-09

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT PUBLIC
SALE.
ON SATURDAY, the 10th inst at the Court House in
Nashville, at II O'Clock, NJ. We will sell three beau
tfu Building Lots fronting about Az feet EACH on sum
also on Capitol Square
These lots adjon the roFerty Of Mrs Bell oppo
site the beautiful residences of Mess5 LOOMS and Ham
iIOn aud the Public Square.
TEENS SALE "A credit Of l, aud years, for notes
satisfactorily endorsed payable in Bank bearing interest
and u lien retained.
We will show The Lots TO all who viii call before day Of
ssls LlNDSLEY d CROChEI1,
SO College street
Err GLAssCoCK Aucfio1eer. fsb4
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FURNISHING GOODS.
CHRIS of every variety, fine and medium Qualities
y Undershirts and Drawers silk and Wo0en, al KINDS
DO do Cotton. Flain and Net
Half Hose Siis Wool and CotiOn-a variety
Gloves. Kid Tx, Buck. Beaver and Cssbn ere;
Silk and Satin Cravats and Scarfs-hne:
Silk and Linen Hancksrche's-hsmmed Tor use;
Robes Suspsnders. Umbrellas, Canes, Carpst Bagl &c
Received and for sale bv MYERS 4 hcdlLL-
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DEMoORATIC STATE CONVENTIONS,

FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 0, 1855.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-16
Party LEADERS
pf rnos. O. BALDWIN.


Author Of "TAe Flush Times of Alabama and
Mississippi"
TNHiS book, consists Or poltico biographical
Sketches of Jefferson and Hamilton, John
Randolph Of Roanoke, and Jackson and Gay,
embodying aniputline Of the political history
OF the United States, and incidental mention.
Adams, Madison and large number of Alneri
can statesmeR It is composed of three dis.
tinct articles: abe first devoted to Jefferson and
Hamilton, the second to Randolph, and the
other 70 jackson and Clay. The last was pub.
lished in the september snd October Nos. Of
Of the Southern Literary Messenger, but has
been revised snd enlarged by the author
The others are now for the first time in print.
The book Will be Of about the size Of the
"Flush Tilnesh and will be neatly got up In
every respect. 4 II will DO issued 40 soon as il
can be hurried through the press. t.
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address in the United States.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY o r
4 PUTNAM COUNTY.

CRcrlr observation-disclosures day o
April'and September.
JuDGE-Geo. W.! Summers.
CLERK-H. n. Forbs. " , >.
PRosEcuTiNa ArToRSET-J. II. Couch. ",
in each month-anl Quarterly Terms in June,
and November.
PREsrDINd JrsrrcE---A. w. Handley.
CLERK-H. II. Forbes. "
PRosEcuTING 'ArroRxEr.-J. II. Couch.
SHEnIFr--N. B. Bowyer. -: =
MAGISTRATES. District y. Bowyer,
d. .Surbaugh, L. Symms, and A. w. iiansley.
Second District--T. McCalliSter, r. n. b,
Thompson, W. Ford, and J :. Kennard. Third
Distinctly. A. Alexandra, J. Foster, A. Sib-
rell, and J. Smith. Fourth Di:trct-C. P.
Brown, VIM. o. Carter, and w. Thomas
Fifth District-W aShington, R. T. Harvey,
J. Koutz, d.. Martin and VIM. Atkeson.
County, SURVEYOR. B. Crawford.
COMMISSIONER or RhvESUt.-N. IIandiey.
CoNsrABLEs.--First District. Nounnan,
Second Distinctly. Grass. Third District
- Foster. Fourth District--J. Craig. FIT
III DiStrict-A. ASbuy.
OVERsEt rs or THE PooR.--R. Swndler. c.
Conner, 7. Z. Erwin, J. Harrison, and J. VOL
ton. -,
CoRoSER.--A. Wolf. :.*"-
School COMMONWEALTH. II. Forts, Su .
Perintendant; j.. Bowyer, A. W Handley, A..
Ellis. @. Conner, W. A. Alexander, }. CraIg,
). Hereford, and Js.Vandan.
COMMISSIONERS IN CHAScERY.-H. II. Forbes
for Circuit Court, and J. w. Hoge for County
Court. 49,. =,
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Prospectus OF THE

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