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VISION. WIT AND WHIMS,

TOON, NELSON a co., ~ Union ST.,
w GUILD call the attention Of the public TO the following
w valuable works:
WISDOM WIT AND WINS
OF Distinguished Ancient Philosophers. BY Joseph
Barnard, A. NJ.
This work embraces the most interesting and impor-
tan incidents In the history Of old Philosophers their Per-
sonal Manners and Habits and Anecdotes Of their inter-
course among the high and low with their remarkable
Apothegms Proverbs and Pthy Replies difficult and curl
questions; alphabe ically arranged.
From The AB0Hy Atlqs.
"WhoeYer has any occaun refer the character or
sayings Of the Philosophers o; antiquity desires
them should consult this work II undoubtedly contains
these subjects than any her American Book Il
scarcely fail to become fyorte with all VITO
pay any regard 10 their read n.y.
MODERN PAINTERS.
By Graduate Of oxford, g. Rnskin) vols. Second
American from me third London edition.
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We think that il our neighbor would let his
candor have fair play, he would admit that
the democrats, in being constantly denounced
as "Anti. americans" have worse and more
offensive name applied TO them than any they
retort upon their opponents. II this is so. our
neighbor may properly acknowledge from dem
oerats about the same amount OF liberaty and
good nature which il thinks We owe 10 our OPP
ponents- Union and AmeTfcaH.
We can readily appreciate the sensitive
ness of democrats and Others who objectto
the use Of the term "-Amti-AmerioaR, TO dis
tinguish the opposition to the American
Party; but, We believe the term has not
generally been used in an offensive sense.
For our part, having respect for the feel
ings of the great mass Of those opposed 10
Us. we have endeavored TO avoid the use Of
the term altogether. If We have ever writ-
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The Naval Court Martial which was 10 have
taken place in Philadelphia last week on Com
mander Richie, for using insulting language
TO Captain Dupont, member of the retiring
Board organization, was prevented by the
absence Of Captain Mcintosh and the Judge
Advocate.
The Mexican Covenant ehas made for
NAL demand on the United States for indemni-
ty, for the destruction of the town Of Piedras
Negras by the Texan Rangers, last autumn.
The New Orleans Delta of the 18th says:
The city at the present time throbs and pull
safes with animation. The more popular prom
enades, from morn TO eve, are paleEams Of
beauty, grace and fashion. And those places
where business men do most congregate are
absolute hives of activity. So it is in places
of political resort; in fact, everywhere there
is hustle, excitement and business.
Neafe, the trsgedisn, made his appearance
for the FIRST time in four years at the st. Charles
Theatre, in New Orleans, on the evening of
Saturday, 18th inst
The Boston Transcript announces that Mrs.
Caroline Lee Hentz has nearly ready for the
press new work of much promise, the scenes
of which are drawn in part from fashionable
life in Boston and New York. Mrs. Hentz's
former works have been so much admired,
that the forthcoming one will be sought for
with svidity.
The st. Louis Republican says that James ii.
Lucus, millionaire of the Banking House OF
Lucus g. Simonds of that city, paid taxes for
the year 1856 to the amount of $50, 439 10.
We see it stated that the advantage gained
by Russia in obtaining possession of Kars will
ia great measure compensate her for the loss
of the Crimea.
The Cholera has appeared at Porto Rico and
Grab Island.
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The Bank of Tennessee.

About the clumsiest piece Of climbing
down that we recollect to have ever seen,
is to be found in the Union and American's
attempt to explain its rumOr founded ar
ticle which has brought down upon its I'M
lucky head CAVE JoHYsoN's crushing maui.
We have not space to comment on it at
length this morning as we shall do In
the meantime we recommend the editor to
chew on Col. Johnson's letter, until we can
get time to prepare dish better suited to
his PROSTATE condition. We can fancy
how he wriggled and writhed under the
Coils. charge of making an unjust and I'M
founded attack" upon the Directory. 1t
seemed that the fact he was so "happy TO
state upon information was only street
rumor surrounded by "eircumstantial evil
dence so strong that the Patriot should
have known it was unfoundedll' When did
your intellect grow so obtuse, that you, as
well as the Patriot, could not appreciate
the force of circumstantial evidence Al
though we will not be capt" in future "to
credit all the rumors which you repeat"
we had given you credit for that amount
of sense which, everybody outside of
mad-house, or leading strings, is presumed
to have But enough for to-day. Perhaps
since you are so aoeH posted about the con-
duet of the Bank Directory, you are able
to solve that question which so anxiously
exercised you few years ago. May be
you can tell now "wHAT OUGHT TO BE DONE
WITH THE BANK OF TENNESSEE 2"
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Gge 9aiIp 4atriot.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 90, 1866.

s- The Patriot the successor Of the "TSus Wzfg"
Nsssrs snrH Co having purchased the print
Ing materials subscription list &C., Of the latter
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
DAVIS. PITCHER r. IN

DAVIS, PITCHER & co.
ON TUESDAY MORNING. January 29 1885, we viii offer
at Auction for Cash. large and well assorted lot of Gro
95 hhds New Sugar.
10 " Clarified do
y barrels new crop Molasses;
167 Il do do do do;
80 do Loaf Sugar;
225 bags Prime Green Rio Coffee;
lt0 barrels No 3, Maekere, Large;
8 boxes 6 aS Cod Fish; 40
100 do Star Candies;
rs DO Tallow do;
80 bags Buckwheat Flour:
tierces Fresh Rice;
30 dozen Wash Boards;
100 do Brooms;
Sc FIVE Gallon Demjohs;
800 boxes assorted glassware:
80 do Pint and Quart Flasks;
30 do assorted Pickles,
90 do Tobacco, very Popular brands;
10 cases Matches.
8 do fine Cigars, "tO be sold by the case"
us dozen Painted Buckets;
40 do Half bushel Measures
80 barrels d. d. Whiskey;
125 do Pixies Magnolia do;
60 boxes Cheese:
500 kegs Wheeling Nals-assorted sizes:
IL do Lon, on Porter, Hibbit's Brand
IS boxes NJ II. Raisins
IS kits Macksrri
p barrels Family Vinegar;
II DO Old Reserve Whisky;
$50 reams Wrapping paper,
81 dozen Hemp Pillow Lines;
With many other articles in our line Most OF the above
goods are on consignment and will be sold Goods Will be
put up in lots to suit purchasers.
DAVIS, PITCHER 4 Co,
JanZo No. 70 Public squal
BEST SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS,
reduced prices 10 make room for spring Purchases
II Also, afew Vases l'f,, Tor sale at same rate.
Jan2o }. II. MeGILL.
ROBES DE CHAMnRE.
TUsT received few handsome Dressing Gowns. Ato,
- small lot OF palmer styles. JH McGILL
G00DYEAR'S PATENT GUM GOODS.
u ECEIvED this day another small lot Of Gum Goats
IL Cloaks and Leggns best style Also few Of cheaper
aud more common goods. (iausel ). II. MeGILL.
FUR, BUCKsKIE AND CLOTH GAUNTLETs.
Va have yet a fine assortment q Water Gloves ard
W Gaunes, and We selling them duc-d prices.
jan26 JH McGiLL
BLACK AND FANCY CoL0RED STOCKS.
IA1Ehave feW fine Fancy Scarf left. and good assor-
w ment 4 Black sik and Satin Scarf. J. H. McGILL.
SCARF STOCKS.
lust received, a1e assortment OF Black and Fancy
j Scarf Stocks. Also Stocks Of various STYLES.
ian26 III MeGML
Shirt COLLARS.
lust received another invoice Of Fine Collars various
% patterns and Of bet quality. ljan26l j. u heGlLL.
PATENT SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.
MOTHER Choice Lot Of Patent shoulder Seam Shirts
n with and without collars, various prices all warrant
ed ct WELL and be made better han any other style Of
shirts. ilian26l FOR sale by J.H. MoGILL.
TICE.
on and after this date win charge 40 each for
~ Cotton Yarn Bags, and the discount Viii takea
the Yarns but pot The Bags. WI. GORDON,
JANIS Nashville.
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Timers Tools.

lust RECEIVED from Peck Smith Co.'S an invoice Of
81 Timers Machines ard Hard Tools and a few extra
tools q all kinds Cor The sale Of th- a,oye Ar
tcles. They can be had low for sh.
janT b. g. WELLER
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the style Of
i ELLs MOOSE. Is his day SOLVED BY mutual CONSENT
firm. n. ID. ELLIS,
ian2S-im G &. ORE.
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e. EOGN OSN;
Or, THE FACTS AND PRINCIPLES
90 Geology against Theories. By David N. Lord.
THE VOICE OF THE CHrR0H,
On the Coming and Kingdom Of the Redsemer; or a
tory Of he Doctrine Of the Reign Of Christ on Earth
BY b. T. Taylor.
DIARY AND CORRESPONDENTS
OF the lac AMOS LAwREScE with brief account Of some
incidents in lis life. Edited by his son, W. r. Lawrence
ND.
70 sale by TOON, NELSON co,
jams - Union street.
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THE FINE ARTS
PHOTOGRAPHIC Miniature Portraits.

NTESSRs DODGE & WENDERoTH would make known
WI to the citizens generally that they have taken
over Hicks China Ham, North side Of thu Public Square,
and prepared execute Gin addition Miniatures
on IvOry) the PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURE PORT
RATS These Pictures are from Locket 70 Ctbr et size,
king handsome for the Parlor They the
thuness Of the Mirror with the expression and cooring
Of life, and are perfectly permanent.
Painted PhOog aphc copies Of various sizes taken Of Da
types when accompanied with description Of the
complex color Of the eyes hair dress &C Specimens OF
the different styles painted and plain be examined at
their studio dec24-S.n
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TO THE PUBLIC.

JANUARY 10Th, 1876.
those that may be aboring under the diseases white
Swelling or Eating Cancer, by applying for
aid in curing said diseases will receive them my
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
II HE undersigned, Administrator Of L. NJ DransorI decd
will by virtue Of Deed Ct Trust ed the said L.
NJ. Bransford deceased by Aaron Wright and tered
the Office Of the Register Of Davidson county in Book
H. pages 464 and 465 offer for Public Auction
courthouse in the of Nashville Saturday the 10th
day Of February 1856, for cash, the HOUSE ANDL LOT
therein conveyed situated in Nashville Summer street,
next door to Odd Fellows Ra and present occupied by
said Aaron Wright w. L. UTLEY, Admir- Of
ian26-td l. NJ. Bransord, decd
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STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill Machinery,

" o b l. Il ID. L LIS,
(succEssoR LIS 4 NooRE)
II ANiNG made Important additions 20 bis machinery and
greatly increased bis Facilities for manufacturing
ESGsz and NJ ohneTy Of every descrpn prepared
10 manufacture steam Engnss aud Boilers equal In point u
dnsh snd durability 70 any made In the West and az low
prices Having been practical engaged In the Manufacture
Of Machnary ia Nashville for the last az years. and Civ
ing his personal attention 90 the manufacturing Department
he feels conf ieni that he give tf eo 10 ali vh1 may
favor him with her orders AZ the Old stand Of Ellis Moore
81 and 50 Market street, near Broad, Nashvile, Tenn
All kinds Of work for Flour Mis- Steam Boats Mills
lob Factories, Banks Jai, &e kc executed promptly
and ~ the lowest cash prices.
jaH23-ly NOBLE d. Ellis,
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Nashville Academy of Music.

TV 7.
IE second term Of this Institution will commence on the
FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY MKT. To secure suitable
hours il desi alb e TO apply early.
jan24-2w HESS b WEBER
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TO THE PUBLIC.

To I III I OBL1Os
49, The undersigned wOuld respectfully an
AF~@z5A to his friends and the citizens Of
Nashville vicinity he has returned the city for
the purpose pursuing profession and that he has
socated with him, the talented Artist. Mr. F. AUGUSTUS
WENDERorH he feels assured their in
other State that their efforts their profession cannot fail
be received with favor by the lovers Of art in Tennessee
JOHN W. DODGE.
NASHVILLE, Dec "a 1S55
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Piano Fortes ! piano FortesII

TIan0 FOIteS! Piano F0rtes
WE nov have No. ~ College ST. from -
w the Mandatory Of Light Newton d 81
Bradbury, II. Worcester, snt Haines Bro, ~ HHH
Of New York, fine assortment Of Piano y Y
Fortes; to critical examination which we particularly
invite Professors Am and all lovers Of Music To those
who want superior inst ument say, do not fail TO eau
and see Us before you purchase.
dec4 W. 4 r. FREEMAN.
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IRA A. STOUT,
A u G Il / o " L L r.
OFFICE No. SO 'FRONT.' 81.

4 Il G. TT o " L Err
OFFICE NO 80 FHONT ST..
Three doors from Public Square, NASHVILLE. Ten.
WILL sell all kinds Of property for the benefit Of those
w wanting Auctioneer. second hand Furniturs
and al kinds 81 perhsbe property sold Public SQUARE
Also, Negroes hired publicly nd sold auction Win attend
safes Of All kn T. in the county Of Davidson the city At
private houses and on farms. TRY Nix.
GENERAL AGENCY f,r the hire. sale and pur-
VI chase Of Negroes for the selling, ting easing and
purchasing Of real estate. STOUT 60 No 46
Front ST., 81 door from Public Square.
GENERAL AGENCY for the collecting of debts
VI Of all kinds Atende % with promptness ard money
paid over as soon as collected. STOUT a CO.. No as,
Frout St, 81 door from Public square
GENERAL INTELLICENCE OFFICE.
~ Wants Of all kinds enc tired for, BY
SrOUF 4 co, No No IS
Front st 81 door hon Public Square.
I OANERS AND RORROwERS OF MO-
IL NEX will find 1t to their advantage to call at
STOUT cos No. s6,
Front st, 81 door frOu. Public square.
wANTEI
A COOKS, Washers and Ironers;
II Negro boys from l2 to IS years Of age;
10 Negroes for Steamboats,;
Negro Girls Tor Nur-es;
Negro Woman for llouse-serYRnt
Ihavs FOR HIRE
No b icksmith;
Negro used to Tavern work;
Negro Girl 10 years Of sge;
I have FOR RENT
Several houses aud Lots
Ihave FOR SALE
Houses and Lots IN Edgefeld and NashviIle.
OUT 4 CO, No. 46,
IanlO- Front st., B door from Public Square,
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AUCTION SALE
w. ~. GORDON q co.
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT 3Oth January, 1885, We viii offer
" at Public Sale, In our usual quantities
100 hhts Fair to Prime New sugar.
100 barrels Choice PiaEtation holasses;
80 Extra Sugar House do;
3QH" Choice Plantation do;
90 No. Extra Mackerel
1,oU0 kegs shOenberger's Nails all sizes;
goo dozen Painted Buckets
100 boxes Foxs Pearl Starch;
leo GeDterer's Tallow Candies;
50 boxes Star Candies
loo bxs Manufactured Tobacco--all grades;
leo do. do damaged;
100 do assorted Glassware;
With various other articles.
Terms of sale:
AT under $500, cash all over $500 and under
$4,000 60 days. all ~ GEO. % days approved
ENDORSED notes payable In one Of the city banks.
ian26-h W. Il. GORDON co.
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Livery Stable.
2 THE undersigned having taken r.
xS91-EzL the stable on Market Street Nash ~
0JORY vile, Tenn, two doors below the 1AI1
Inn and opposite the Mansion House, form
ery occupied by the Hammer, respectfully that
he vii keep hand good horses and vehicles TO be let
the hiring public reasonable terms.
He Is prepared 20 take Of in the best manner all
Horses left with him. either boarding horses travellers
His Stable situated convenient business and he will
keep but erencei osers and the provender
the market afford. Terms moderate.
jan z6-dtwkW1y K. $. PATTERSON.
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Inscribed to Madame 0ctavia Walton lie Vert, of Noble
L. FRENCH.
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y.
Va ~ Prof Woods Hair Restorative
ALI is for sale by G. W. Hendershott corner Oe-
par and the Square ian22
EreFS, FOR RENT.-Two Comfort
A5se able Offices or Sleeping Rooms over the store
atey oreupied by ". H. Crutcher COlegestree Apply
at No IS Broadway jan16-t
wHs. To Printers. have for
Gs-~-so sale, large quantity Of Type, some Of it
nearly new-includng a variety Of J0B TYPE, and iauch
would he suitable country paper Office. Also.
good STANDING PRESS with boards pressing sheets,
complete All Of which viii be disposed Of very
able terms.
have several hundred pounds Of old type, which
will sell Machinsts bargain. II application is made
soon. [janT-tfl SMITH, MORGAN co.
OFFICE NASHVILLE GAS LIGHT co.
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NoBLKD FLLs,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-04-16
PARTITION NorIcR.

JACOB 8. BLACK, William Woods Snd
81 Sarah E. Woods his wife, and Nancy
Black. will take notice that o petition was filed
against them on the 18th day of March, A. d.,
1856, in the Court Of Common Pleas of the Coun-
ty of Ashland, and State of Ohio, by Jacob
Beck and Barbara Beck, his wife. and is now
pending. wherein the said Jacob Beck and
Barbara Beck, his wife, demand partition of
the following Real Estate. situate in the coun-
ty of Aahland and State of Ohio, and in the
township of Vcrmillion, and more particular
ly described as "being sixty-two acres and a
half of the southwest part of the northeast
quarter of section twenty:nine, township twen-
ty-one, range sixteen, and bounded as follows;
to wit Beginning at the southwest corner of
said quarter section ; thence east one hundred
and twenty-five perches along the line of said
quarter section thence north eighty perches /;
thence west one hundred and twenty-five per
ches to the west line of said quarter section /:
therce south eighty perches to the place ofbe
ginning, containing sixty-two and a halfacre..
more or less - and the assignment of the do
ner of the said Nancy Black therein and that
at the next term of said Court application will
be made by the said Jacob Beck and Barbara
Beck, his wife, for an order that partition may
bemade of said premises. and the assignment
o. said dover therein.
JACOB BECK and
BARBARA BECK,
| By FuLroS & McC0NBs, their Att Us
March 19, 1856. 6w42
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NOTICE s.


NEURALGIA CURED.-Read what Mr..
Boyden says no medicine had certificates
from such respectable sources as Carter's Span
ish Mixture. Mr.. F.. Boyden, one of the origi-
nal proprietors of the Astor House, New York,
and for a number of years of the Exchange Ho-
tel, Richmond, Va, was cured of a severe at
tack of Neuralgia, by Carriers Spanish Mixture.
The rapid and perfect cure effected In his case
by this valuable medicine. arrested his atten-
ton and excited his interest ; he recommended
it to others afflicted with a variety of diseases,
and in every instance a cure was effected. He
has seen it cure Ague and Fever, Rheumatism.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Fevers. Violent
Coughs, and cases where said to be confirmed
Consumption. and nearly every other disease
for which it is used. He remarks it is diff
cult to know what disease it will not relieve or
cure, and rs a blood Purifier, and Spring and
Fall medicine, he has never seen its equal
He cheerfully recommends it on all occasions,
and believes it TO be the most valuable remedy
extaDt. 4w4l
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HYMEMIAL.

MARRlED-At the sampsel House. on the
l4th inst by Rev. RoLLA H. CHuBB, Mr.. ABEL
R.. WYMAE and Miss MARY A. STOCK
MAN, both Of L~oudonville, o.
On the 10th inst, at the residence Of
Mrs. Robbins by the same. DR.. JOHN F.
CRANE, of Berea, Ohio, and Miss MARION
W. CRAIG, Of ashland, o.
On the 10th inst. by the Rev. 8. DrIrrS-
DonF, Mr.. GEORGE MCCLURE and Miss
MARY A. BELL.
ON the 9Th inst, by Rev. n. WILLARD,
Mr.. JOHN KEISER and Miss EMMAFAULK-
NER. all of Shelby, Richland County. o.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. SAMUEL
MoopY, Mr.. ISAAC COLEMAN and Miss
MARY A. STENCE, both of Orange tp.
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I'm the 18th day of May, A. D. 1856, be-
Otween the hours of III o'clock, A. NJ. and
4 s'clock, P. NJ. on the premises hereinafter
described, will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate situate in the county
of Ashland and State of Ohio, and being part
of the West part of the East half of the South
east quarter of section four in Town
ship twenty-.hree. Range fifteen, commer-
cling at the South, west corner stone of
said lot running East along the P~errysburg road
thirty-nine and one half peiches to a stone
planted ; thence North varying "a degrees left
to n post thence west to u post /; thence South
to the place of beginning. containing thirty five
acres and ll-l00 be the same more or less ;
subject to the dover estate in the same of Lydia
L. Lee. Appraised at thirty.fve dollars per
acre. Terms of sale OIL Q third cash in hand
one third in one yea and one third in two years
with interest from the day of sale. Back pay
ments secured by mortgage on TIE premises.
JOSEPH G. BOLLES, Guardian
of Flora ]. Lee and Eunice l. Lee, minor child
dren of Josiah Lee, Jr. deceased.
April 9, 1856. 4w44.
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New Arrangement.

TNEE HACK FOR MAIL AND PASSEN.
Il gers will leave the SampseI House, III
Ashland. on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sa.ur-
days at ~ O'Clock, AN, arriving in Wootrr
in time for the afternoon train east.
Returning, Leaves Wooster .Mondays, We'd.
nesdays and Fridays at ex AN.
IL
The Mansfield Hack will leave the Sarnpsci
House every morning, lSuudays c~xceptedl at
7o'clock a. NJ, arriving at MursfieId in time
for Cars going south and vest.
Returning, leaves the North Amerienn Ct
o'clock P. N.
E. NJ. DENNISON, Mansfield.
G.. ". ALTHOUSB; " " Wooster.
October "a, 1855. 22-cv