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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-24
The LegislatuTe.

Only q few of the members of the Legislature
were in the city on Saturday, and lhet two Houses
presented truly "a beggarly account of empty
seats" The attendance in the House amounted
TO the whole of bakers dozen, including the
Speaker; and in the Senate, the Speaker, upon
calling that body to order, found two members
present to participate in its august delibera-
tons. The Speakers of the two Houses have
quite an interesting time of it, being compelled
to meet and adjourn their respective Houses
from day to day-less than q quorum having
no power to adjourn for longer time. The
members can enjoy the holidays with their
families and friends, even in the remote coun-
ties, and Leave the Speakers and "about
dozen forlorn gentlemen" to attend to the du-
ties of Legislation.
We wish them merry time, and hope that
when they return to assume again the harrass
ing cares of State, they will be the better pre-
pared, from having consulted and advised with
their constituents, to go to work in earnest and
dispatch the business which has accumulated
on the Calendar. There is very large amount
of business before the House especially, and
the general impression seems to be now, that
this business cannot be properly disposed of be-
fore the first of March. During the month of
October, the appearances were favorable to
short session, but the business has accumulated
upon the Calendar 10 such an extent as to rem
der long session inevitable. Nothing will
probably be done, in either House, until the
l>t or Cd of January, when we shall hope to
see the members go to work and dispatch bu
siness in earnest
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
!STGgOR DONYETTTS
GREAT PAnIStAN TROUPE
Acting Monkeys Dogs and Cats,

MyH0SE wonderful performances Comic Pecul'srities,
w denesons and natural drolleres have eNcti
ed the mrh and adm ration - the and Old grave and
Of both continents Eho held the supremacy
Vber fashionable entertAnm nis in Paris whole
son: At the Asor Place Opera House in New York. fJr
12O SUCCESS I'VE Nights
And whose throughout the principal cities u the
states has been unprecedented 10 the annals o.
wh make their nrst appearance In this city series Of
Their seTo comic drAmste and ntommne represen
tat ons together with in the cTee PerIOrm
ances, orNt week; aud remain for
FIVE NIGHTS ONLY COMMENCING TCESDAH
EFENIRG DE, EhBER IS
Tie order q this entertarment viii commence with
the Monkey Feast, Bnquet D'Aficae, the amusing
and laughter provoking spectacle unss d. To be f
low b. slack Rope and Equestrian peri rmAn-es grand
Military sPectaces laughter exciting MeO Dramatic Repre-
sentatcns, mrth oking Panommio sosnss 9TH
nheent aud appropriate oosanesD never Jet equaed
any stage. After Whirh
HERR WOW sPIEGACEE,
The Rotary Wonder Whising Phenomenon, vi thFo'
number u his most dfncg performances The whoe 20
conclude with TIE Grand Ascension Of
The Dog John bail.
urTounded sh tsrrifhc explosion Of Fire WORKS
for pArtieul RS small bills
rs doors vii ,P-n Al and performances eommsRee At
~ O'Clock precisely
Police And sttrRIive ushers wnl be In attendance.
~ General admission 50 cents.
~ uhiidren under u yeArs Of age, accompanied ~
teeiF parents - cents.
ss seat, mar be secured In ADVANCE the o,e In the
h.h dsly hon 10 a. NJ 70 D. N, aSd from u p n
a. csU-u
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BRILLIANT DISPLAY
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS,
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, HYMN BOOKS.
Albums, Papier Maehe Work, &C.,
FOR THE
CHRIS T MAS HOLIDAYS.

No l. The Holy Gospels Illustrated in forty 0risns
Ensravngs. By FREDERICK OvEEBzcx.
NO.2 Gems Of British Art: With choice specimens
Of Poetry, History and Romance.
No 3. Ornaments Of Memory: Or, Beauties OF History
Poetry aud Romano, with eighteen Engravings.
No L. The Rspub lean Court: Or American Society in
the days Of Washington.
No. 5. Women of the Bible: Delineatd in Series Of
Sketches Of Prominent Females ms nuOned in HO y
Sculpture. Illustrated By eighteen characteristic
Steel Engraving New Edition
Nc. 6. Homs Authors and Home Artists: Or, Amlri
Scenery, Art and Litera Comprising
Series Of Lsays by the most distinguished Auth
ors Of America
Mol. Characteristics Of Women Moral Poetical and
Historical By Mrs. JAMIsoN.
No S. The PARALLELS Of the New Testament Practically
untitled. By Rev. WH BACON STEVENS, D. D.
No. Q. The Romance of American Landscape. Illus
tratod with sixteen Egravinas Steel.
No. TO- The Thoughts Blossom With sixteen elegant En-
cravings. By n. P. WILLIS
No IL. The Book of Beauty. With several beautiful T.
lastratons.
No. II A Winter Wreath OF Summer Flowers. With
Colored Plates.
Ann nails.
Friendships Offering Memory's Gift.
The Cecillian Gift. The Snow Flake.
Christian Keepsake Moss Rose.
Affections Gift. The Philopsna
The At antie Souvenir
Iibles Large and Small in Plain and Faacy bindings with
wihoat clasps.
Prayer Books ard hymn Books, in several styles OF
bindings. Some Of which superb.
P per Mache Work Boxes, Writing Desks Portfo-
hos, Chess-B ards, g., &c, Sc
Also, great variety # UHILDRkN'S BOUkS calculated
to Instruct the mind vel lease Il fine 4 young
i've nty five q rent kinds Of GAMES FOR JUVENILE
together with other things too numer. US to mention
public deNt f1l
themselves. CHARLES W. SMITH,
dec20 No. ii College ST.
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VALUAB l. E
IRON PR0PERTYFORSaL LIE,

INE undersigned proposes TO SELL accommodating terms
his Laurel Furnace and Lands consisting q five
thousand situated in Dickson county, about
miles Southeast Of Charlotte Immediately the line Of the
N W. Railroad. Said Furnace in successful OPP
Grafton entirely having probably the best Engine
and Blast in the state II is well supplied with Ore and Tim
Also 900 q well Tmbered Land with
excellent Ore Bank, situated In Hickman county, Tenn
few miles from Etna Furnace. And, also the Buff 10 Iron
Works -tuated in La county Tenn tn property
about 1000 Of Land which large bodies Of
Iron Ore excellent water Main Bufa and also
Chiefs creek-On which good Furuac stack just
completed There excellent farm the Ia ter place,
which Is within miles Of he Tenn. 4 Ala. Railroad
My object selling, is TO concentra my business As
have lately purchased Carroll PurnAnce and having
Iron Pro- eIiy than attend 70, l wish u sell. ami will
make It the interest Of any desiring porch such
property buy Of me. Any wishing purchase either
VI the places call Lau FL Furnace at Car
roll Furnace Laurel Furnace the csmsn Lands
s. q. W Napier the buffalo property those
lands Either Of whom will take pleasure in showing them
the property. W. O. NAPIER.
dec2l-dtWAwlm Union end bill TO his office
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Trust Sale of DRY Goods.

NJ -eSRR. PLUAMkN co having exseated deed Of
WI trust % the and gnsd conveying lher entre siek
q toofs, the wi se sold cot uans reAsonahe
tsFs fr cash, At the Old sand No 10 Pubic square, ia
short lime
Persoos Indebted % said arm reqaeste % eosne for
SaFd and uAks pAyms Immediately thzr Aooosnis Si
Acs are also assigned
The eoeks and of said Sra or<n for the In
specsioa Of eredltaFs JOHN q. fkkou<ON.
dfe41-ff Trt1.fes.
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there is failure to organize, and the country
high duty to itself to examine it carefully, ard to
respond spprovingly to whatever order of things it
thinks proper to enforce. The organization is not
get and the voice of the country can be heard il the
people will pronounce their will the direction
affairs should take under the circumstances.
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THE FINE ARTS
Photographic Miniature Portraits

4 TEsSRS. DODGE wENDEROTH would make known
WI N the citizens generally that they have taken
over Hicks China Ham, North side Of Pubic Square,
and prepared lin addition to Miniatures
on Iyory) the new PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURE PORT
RATS These Pictures from Locket tb size,
king handsome ornaments for the PaTOr They possess the
fahuness Of the Mir or with the expression and cOOrug
Of life, and perfectly permanent
Painted Pilot aphc pies various sizes taken Of Da-
zuerre types when accompanied with description the
complex on color of tie har dress &c Specimens Of
the different syls painted and plain, be mined
th-ir studio. dec4-3
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DIED.

Nashville Dec 18Th, ARCHIE Mrs Mamie LOOMS,
aged wears and months.
The heart Of the mother still bee ing from the
her husband and the sunshine e could dspel
dark cloud Of that rested upon her she again
stricken with the keenest Of all sorows the loss OF lovely
promising child. Earth ords consolation such
cases. the sufferer look HIM. who, alone,
he al the wounded heart y.
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S 6 o , 0 0 O!
CIL AS L.

sol rizes Amounting to 100000
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS
livery Prize dra~n at each era-ing paid, when due
Tickets $40: Halves IS; Qartsrs 90 so.
~ Address JAMES y. WINTER, Man ger,
MaooS. Ca
dec92-td Or BOX IA NAsHvuaE r. o.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

xy2~-<--S-> The undersigned would respectfully an
ES~-=zS nounce his friends and the citizens Of
Nashville and vic nifty that he has returned city
the purpose Of pursuing his profession and that he
soca'ei with him. the talent Artist Mr. =. AUGUSTUS
WESDsR)TH; and he feels assured from their
other State thai thei efforts in their profession fail
be received favor by the of Tennessee
JOHN W. DODGE.
NASHVILLE, Dec. "a, 1875.
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Corn Sacks Corn Sacks.

w have In store, and regularly receiving and ~
w bushel OSNABURG CORN SACKS, 10 ~hich We invite
the attention u shippers n. GORDON 4 CO.
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EnR rHEMsYLYxs
0RIsWOLD's COTTON GINS.

1--WE subTsg beng agent The sale ~ ths sbess Eiss
wl keep sapply % hand % frHsh Panisrs Al sAor
Ece.
fhess has lave ths Character q uaking seed hnt go
Ma, f..tr Fann lighter csaning he srrd betier tAkus
sat tsers osts trash sad hatins berrs 1oFe daFAe
.ud Ye a4st are than eny 2th~T gas noH n ssrs AAe
are cred atAatAers9s 70 tAr lfeAAssl
Thr ost s4zsi4caFy rcenees ean ~ EFsn - estAesl
III. retaGisa SASH hsy Ais - aslnsAis
uia assd =cooraag 70 he dseeiioas ssnl 80 sssa
49, 1T. fkAfAAh.
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From the savannAh Republican.
Pierce and Nebraska.

Some Of our Georgia democratic cotamporaries
almost 60 into spasms al the very idea OF touching
a man with a ten feet pole who is not entirely
sound on the Nebraska question; while they con.
tinue 20 insist that Franklin Pierce has been true
friend TO the South, aud marvellous proper"
President. We have commended that has milk and
water support OF the Nebraska Bill not only
insineere, but las done the South more harm than
good See what portion OF the northern demo-
cratic press thinks on this same suffice We copy
the following from the New York Daily Heos. a
thorough going democratic Nebraska sheet
Ia ruK NEBRAsKA But EsTY-Ths Washing.
Ton U,,;o,, has officially announced several times
that support Of the Kansas Nebraska bill Sas. and
was 10 be, Z" test OF Democratic orthodoxy" Not
long since, Montgomery Blair, Esq, OF Washing
tou, was appointed TO the highly responsible and
profitable post Of Solicitor Of the Court OF Claims,
by the influence OF the Van Barens al the White
House and in epite Of the protest OF National Dcm
ocrats evetyWhere. We nov iind in the Washing
ton Union Of yesterday letter from this appoiniee
of the Administration, addressed 20 the editors,
stating that the writer, Blair. did nOt flavor the
passage Of the Nebraska ae,"-as everybody knru
before. Were tie editors OF the Usioa capable OF
the sentiment Of shame they would blush al the
contemplate attitude they find themselves In.
The Nebraska bill, We fDd, is 10 more a test 81
Washington than il is al Albany; where the Az
bany Atlas has fallen 10 deaouncing it again right
lustly. HurrAh for the Administration
The same sound democratic organ, but few
DAYS previous, declared a. follows:
From facts well knOwn 20 all, ne can show clear
Iv and conolusively that the Administration, while
nretepdipg 20 be in favor Of National Democrats
principles, has been using every means 70 rs
powar 10 aesfasa AbOiitiOaisa aad " eFSsA 0Hf ne
true Democracy.
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4 oTfCE

WILL Friday IL ss,h met. 10 o'c,ock, proceed
The stalls in the Markst haase the sh~zs
bid-F Tor the year lisa rAsss sho I'D % Ana
% eoapig tAs law Fsaairss sAan then ne
ith dag o. January. W. ID RoBkKTsoS,
dec1f-d eecead Ci<fa u Ne Aarhst-
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Buckwh at FlOu O.

A MOTHER LOT, iust received by steamer Grape Shot
"a 100 sacks Buckvheat Piour-waTrRned a genuine
tce. Por sale low for CdSh, by
dec24-lu Pr HARDCAsTLE
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New Arrivals.
r AIDES Elegant Enbroidrred slipper,

I AIDES Elegant Embroidered slippers
Ia Do Finest Black Kid do
Do. Black }. Cloth Caters aud Congress Boots;
With general assortment OF LADIES' Nj SEES, and Chill
dren's Boots Shoes and CATERS. JOHN kAhAGE,
drc22 AZ College STR ct.
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LADIES bonnet TRUNKS.
ID ECEIvED another lot the best manufacture with
IL single aud double { p. JOHN RAM CD,
de ~ az College street.
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ARMSTRONG Il co,
No. 60 MARKET ~, y WILLIE,
Commission Merchants

ARMSTRONG II co,
No. 60 MARKET ~, NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants
AND MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
NOR the sale Of Machines Agricultural Implement,
7 Buadrg Materials & Sc Tie annexed is list Of
such articles rs may always found their store,
tie lowest cash prices:
MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Threshinc Marhnes Horse Powers Corn and Cob Crusher
(dte iau) FcitoH's Portable Grst Mil, Straw Cutters,
Corn shelters B-fWes Smut Machine Child Grain Sepa
razor Wells Seed sewer, Com Planters Cutivtors, Har
rows PnugAs Of al kinds hurn~, Meat Cutters scythes,
Forks Rakes Relpng and Moving Machines, Fan Mills &C,
BUILDING MATERIALS, SC, &c.
Window sab Venetian rlnie, warbelEed Iron Nantes,
Window Glass Of all Hydraulic Cement Plaster Paris,
Chain Pumps Force Pumps Garden Engines Iron Chairs,
Iron Sc tees, Iron Safes Of all sizes.
PAINTS, OILS, sc.
White Lead White Zinc, Brown Zinc Stone Coored Zinc,
Pants Of all colors Putty, Whiting, Lnseed OIL Lard O,
Turpenne varnhes Mineral Paint Glue, Paint Brushes,
Rosin, Copperas, Paint Mills, &C, SC.
FERT ILIZE RS.
GuanO land Plaster We keep large stocks Of these
articles on hand.
Clover Timothy, Blue Grass, Herds Grass Orchard Grass,
We are also agents for Peaces Celebrated Excelsior Rail
road Power Threshing Machines We have now an
Manuacturer prices transportation added As the de.
mand beyond the supply those who are IN want OF
them had bett buy soon. ,. -
deci4-ilt twAw3m ARhsTKONt W.
INIOUR! FLOURI!-we have now in store and
L receiving daily large Quantities Of -four from
Lebanon Mis-Carter, White Co. in bags and beIs.
Goodsttsvie Mills-D. z Reed Bro,
Spencer Mls-MoOre, Munday Co,
Port ROYAL Nis-Westherf1rd Watson,
which invite the attention Of DEALEhs only; -
nov8 W. ~. GORDON CO.
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Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE GEORGIA
M A C. o N, C a.

TsHIs LOTTERY IL eondue ed the plan o. the Royal
Lottery Of Havana q single nnrnbersand dravn a.
Concert Rail Macon, Ca, under the s~oru superaien
bet. Esq.
Grand Scheme for January 18th, 1856.
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We are Informed that person who desires TO
remain unknown has addressed TO the chief Of the
Russian Legation check Cor four thousand dollars,
10 be transmitted to bic government The uaknown
donor, who only signed bis initials NJ Y, stated In
his letter that. fol OF admiration for the gAllAa,
defence 81 SsbasIOpOl he sends this liberal sun Of
phAns Of the Russian soldiers Who fsll bravsly
bghlng Tor their homes against fOFelga AggrsssOrs
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JOHN RAM AG E,
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
~ NOTICE TO SHIPPERs!-A
r==.z+~-.=, r-zss5,=s4=>z,.7 Fss47zz~u.a kez All

NTIL the Tennessee River Bridge Is rebuilt Produce Snd
Y Merchandise will be ipped across the river on
Steamboats, Barges and be subjected 20 two drAyages
shippers are notified that goods to the dep0ts in
packages nsuc for the entire protection 81 IN contents
viii be rejected Grain viii not be received except IN heavy
t,snahurg or Gunny Bags TIL light thin Will be
fused euea az ne T " s O'cner, the labor ami time
necessary 10 repair vii greatly retard the ranshp-
ing and be performed The Agents OF the road are
specially Instructed receive grain al their respective
stations unless the sack~ plainly and distinctly marked,
and ACCOMPANIED By order O. shipment We cannot per
mi the drots q b. used houses f1r grain
ducs when the held uut IL suits the convent
shipper 10 order forWar1 Wheat TO ChAt
anooga viii be charged and cents bushel
from TullAhoma and an stations west 81 Tennessee rveT
and from Nashville and all stations ws of fuahomA Wheat
viii be charged 10 cents and cent per bushei Wits
key will be charged 81 per barrel nom Nashville 70 ChAttA
nooaa All articles Of right designated g. Tarr a. lst
a. Sd ami 4h Glass; viii be carried at present. Tarn rates
II. / ANDt RSON,
Sul't N. A o. Railroad
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N . y &c Il

NOTE e.
He eo-partnershp Of Perans, Campbell Co., Of this
city, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, either of
the partners having the Of the Of the firm
liquidation. W. NJ. PERKINS,
W. b. CAMPBELL,
NEw ORLEANS, Dec 6, 1855. sAM'L P. WALKER.
In retiring from the Commission Business return our
thanks to our friends and patrons and cheeru recommend
successor and late partner ~ NJ Perkins, altogether
worthy Of their confidence ami patronage
". B. CAMPBELL,
SAM'L r. WALKER.
The General Commission Blu ues heretofore rdued by
Perkins CampbeG 90 viii conducted without Interrupt
tion by W v. Perkins, unGer the style Of
decl9-deu1gtf PERKINS 4 co.
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To Wholesale GrOcerS.

FOR PApUCAH, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
TTNHE Regular United states Mail a TTTn -
L Packet. CITY Of HUNTSVILLE. ErJ- rs.sy9n7
WASH WEAVER, Master, will leave for zzzsa.
the above and Hi int-rmr ate ports MONDAY, 2+1h
instant at ~ cock NJ. freight pasate apply
board 70 \. g.. DAVIS, Agent.
drc22-2t At o. ;. Mail Packet flee
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Second Night of the Re-Engagement CT Mrs Julia
Dean Hayne.
ND IN order that this American actress may be
brilliantly sustained the Manager induced that
compshed and hnist ed actor Mr.. JAMES BENNETT to
main a few nights longer.
Monday Evening" Dec "a win be acted the favorite play Of
Los E,S SACRIFICE,
with an unprecedented cast Il characters.
Margaret. Mrs Julia De IN Hayne
Matthew Elnore.. Mr.. James Bennett.
To conclude with a favorite farce.
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PIANO F0RTES.

w. A AZ. o n n 4 "a An
IIAYE jast received eight Pizna FoFiss: 81
II have on he ga aaf = = sfep EtsE=1ls.13
sap.laslly On hand a SD as ss'asst sfjuss I H11
such Instruments a. 81
SPEAK FOR THEMsELv Es
Esery Faao fore si 81 shah b warranted h every
rr.us-t Ns fdiais insiis bnts and aA ihess 10
want 4 suRsrigF IN tralns4L 10 glss ca - Ne II
colssse. q ldee8-ul wAA FIREMAN
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lust RECEIVED, choice i0t o. Byron Collars. Aba a
j supply q Standing Col rssarous Tatiesns and e-si
a..a = "a s.i- BY J. IA Ne III.
Ladl5s' ard Genilsmeb's Furnis ing store.
An Toner q Stfsa- g nd Cell<g- -
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LONGHURST g. co.
Wholesale & Retail Confeciioners

No. 40 UNION STA EET,
HAVE hand very eh0ice assortment q Candi-s Of
al kinds, Gaze, Net. Prefersss Pekis-, Cafsuys
sAr3u Brandy Fruits Pie Fruit Pine Apples orunzss
ai-s and evvry tHs u TIE kihd uuHy kepl In Conise
ti1narrs
1hsy also deal IN Wines sna Lqu ora Ana, CtakEs ani
rCBtcco, q Tie very bss, trznas,
farr bakrrY q the best In the Wesera coantgy;
sDd thsy prepared 70 furnish fssh Lzht k2rAd and
cFRoks-s o. fhe test qasniy th lowest prices
PARTIES. WEDDINGS, BALLS, &C,
Furnished ~ tAea The sAcrssl no with c4ses Goa
feciil nATies se &C ia the highest e q ts
Mr. LEnshuFs vho has eAarss of The Misunderstanding De-
pzFtment, received several Diplomas Nsu NoFx Tor
Tie best Articles hi hns exhbsd al State Fars and l.
one o. the nosi skal Sesconers n ths o1uniFy al
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RrnncrrnN ON LuMBER no NASHVILLE.

From Bridgeport Tantaon inclusive Lumber reduced
o. per car Load from flrmer rates. -
FROM Cowan b. Normandy inclusive, Lumber Is reduced u
per car LOAF, from iorneT rates.
Lunber from shelbyvie charged same a. rom Normandy
5--t9,f H.. J. A.
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HARPER FOR JANUARY, 1856.
To N NELSON CO have received, Harper's Maya
4 zine for Jsnuary, 1850. dec24
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Variety of or er goods, suitable for the times
COME AND SEEl
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ACARD.

ATR are andsr Nsy aza. sna sfn BE- PLEASED serve
w eas htrRis IN aay hing thsy 1sy the faF-
III are bns. lsesiel .Gk00Ats, NAscE o..
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~ CIRCULARS, giving outline Of the Course OF Stu
dies pursued together with other inorma
ton ready for distribution and upon Application
will he immed atey cent TO any one desiring copy.
Boarding may be oba ned in private IA ties at rom $
to 80 month"; payable at the middle and end oil the ses
sions.
After have entered deduction viii he made for
loss Of time unless in Of protracted sickness, or other
pTovilental causes.
For further particulars ad ress the Secretary Of the Board
J. A BLAKEMORE,
President Board Trustees
THOMAS r. CANNON Sec'y. dec2A 81
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SHA9oNA ABLE,
APPROPRIATE PRESENTS
For the Holidays!
T0oN, NELSON & CO.. A Union ST.,
THE YOUNG F LII

MyoULD call attention their stock consisting Of va
w rety of GgFs' B,.OkS
Tor all ass; but especially for
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-24

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