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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-09-13

An ABoLIr1oNIsr IN MoBrLE.-The
Advertiser, Of Saturday last, has the fol-
lowing:
The most important case which was
before the Mayors Court yesterday, was
that Of {. m. c. named Spencer Coleman.
charged with attempting to raise an insur-
rection among the slave population. The
examination was continued until 2 o'clock,
when il was shown that Coleman, who
cannot read, had been in the habit Of col
lecting . lot Of negroes At his house, whom
his son. fellow tolerably well educated,
would read TO the pary-the old man ia
king for text some passage from his sons
reading. and preaching on il. In ond Of
his sermons be asserted that the time
would soon come when the negroes would
be u good a. white folks-be allowed to
vote, and b on terms Of ~ perfect equal.
II ty with them here a 10 Heaven. The
evidence was considered not sufficient tc
Justify his conviction - charged, yel
enough to prove him dangerous and sus.
picious character. He was, therefore
given thirty days to leave the State, and
required to give bond Of $500 for bis
good behavior as long as he remained. II
default Of the latter he was locked up.
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pu JURI DE POLICE
p.rusaee TsRrebenAe.

!, pan6See 16ffeUO0uo Coz esoSsAs~ ~
..,, l. Ter Septembre 1856.
.,o,iou Mr.. ]. Aycock = etc apPeN
..;I ! reffet d'organiser Pasemblee.
r.uDel nominal les anciens men,
.,;y.ats ont repondu leurs noms.
- ACCOMPLISHMENT, A. Mcclellan
1.Iore Dupre; GENE, J. Aycock ;
-. J. D. Umberield.
.ot;on I'M comite compose de n. NJ.
.raI.m, Dupre ct Umberfeld a Etc
.I nour examiner les creances des
s,.. nouvellement elus, ct ont rap
- = les pcrsonnes soivantes avaient
n 1aneut ohoisies CONNIE membres de
sa Reimbursement, J. c. Potts SEINE,
I;,,tte: 7eme, E. Hotard; l0eme,
-. welsh l1eme, Francois Theriot.
r. =. membres nouvellement elus Tex
- -. De Mr.. Hotard (qul etait absent)
rs Ie sement ct Pris leurs sieges.
emotion lc juri q procece i lelection
s. welsh PROPOSE Mr.. Aycock.
&, Aycock recut sept voix ct une fuf
80. IN blanc, consequemment Mr..
,,cock fat declare ddment eiu President.
1. Iur; ensuite procede l PeIeaion
n. Potts proposa Mr.. G L. Lester, qui
-. ..n, vo;x et ME-. N. DuTreil une
Ts..,,,,ert Mr.. Lester 4 etc
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ss%s S q
l2eDe Ac1t lGO ~
| I6sme Mar u liz 8
s Sc: join y IS IS 3 3
Rsiaae. .. main ,.r Sep. S 4oss q
tsisne) F.GAGNE,
| Mr.. Welsh offrit le preambule e. Ia
resolution suivante qui fiirent unanirne-
ment adoptes.
Atteadu Qse NJ. = Gagn6 vsiontairemeai d6ciae b
candldatare pour TresoEief de PareGsse.
Ainsi, II est resolu que les resneFcimens du Ju8 de
Police SOFT ote1t Mr.. sgn3 pour len sons exampaires
assa.E< e E: ssso CONNIE
I'm rapport du Grand Juri ainsi qu'une
communication du Sheriff ant etc lu i
regard de la condition de Il prison ct sur
motion il filt
Rlso,a. Quas eous de tzcis oenhrss d. Jsn De Police
MI appoin6, le desor dnque dex.iaee b prison 4
npposter ss scat dopinon que Dr.
neeessnire e qaess devTaens cure repaEatons
depenses pehsssss. 4 d falf Is pass asi IT que
possible.
| Mess. Umberfeld, Theriot ct Pc
furent appointes ssres eomite.
Kesou Que le Rresidenf du Juri de Police nit auto
Fs6 - noti6e Il Jui d o&pe = La1sr qua rayenir
= jan d Police de . faEoisse 1sEabonne, ne fsea
aacane aerrops1sioa p. sns ea o.s cefie pazsie DIN
tsouve daas - Huises u = EAresse Lafousehe.
LIE rapport suiyane . etc Ia ct a@Dpte.
An yud de Ru6ee e II Parptxe resTeboane
L cs1eA appniss6 pr HonosAhse cosps pou ex-
anines e importer is n,eiieur. nnysns de.peher e
sscossblssssss1a da Bayou Black, caase pr - g~ns
abah Dc pnie etc. F1Fstent rsspectneaaemeat, quils
on examine ssie qai eur ere coa66 Ct ont decouvet
Sssmsas AK sues RESERVES ahsszves lss bestianx,
y Daysa se rsnpl sseslee " 10 lesees piuies qui
essraineas b lens - avs = qui b dspss dams +
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SPLENDID PRIZES. PAID IN CASH.
DIR. i'll. JENNINGS,

HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE to
IL Gssns.s Row, second do.r above the " Brick
Store" where he may an timesfound. unless psoe<
sionally engaged. jy-lS
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IAYNES' MEDICINES-Af full as-
q sostment Of Dr. Jaynes' Meaieines far ne NJ the
Houmz Drug Store. kRizELL brooks.
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CLUB RATES.

Five Copies for SIX Mouths, ~ Five Copies EF Tveive
Months, IS; Ten Copies for SIX Months IS Ten Copies
for Twelve Months ti5 Fifteen Copies for Twelve Months,
ga: Twenty Cop.e> for Twelve Months. Ia.
For n Clubs Of 20 and over, the yearly snbscripoa
only $40.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30


TUE undefsgned late II Georgia hHstag removed the
City Of Nashville, oncrs his services 70 the citizens Of
eofgA T. Tennessee and North AlAAama Cor the purchase
Dry Goods, GrooeFies Corn, Wheat kye, Bacon, Lard
ine horses Maes Cattle and 10 short, every article o
ralc oarTed Ia the Nashville market
Tie Merchants q Nashville are Of high character
and pecuuay ssnd1gs and have larEc and veil selected
eck thai they 0der liberal tera which should udncs
the merchants of Upper Georgia Eas Tennessee and North
Alabama 70 give The NAshvs market saT trai. As
The Grocefy Market ts proprety vii sagErs ilse The
mlsd o. every Merchant n the sections o coantry named
a The most proper for their trace.
The long eonnecon Of The undersigned with the Railroad
Of Georgia, GeneFi Agent 1rsasursr snd suPentsnd
q fransportatnn, vel Agent chattanooga
eral year E hs Banking Interest u Savannah viii enable
sara readily 10 inv stgAie clains aEninst Railroad
OpfaAnifs, Cor los geods damage trznsa
Al letters ineesng orders and manzy u receive Propt
aenson, and ~ orders without the money uhca Eatisf4c-
tory eFiencr of surncy and promptncss acqmpaack the
sse, Or he parties known - BE- such shall receive Ike
attention, whcn oreriug articles hat under he rule
castoIa q the markst ssi oH tine wa also give
ssrs attention 10 reoenR and iorwantns an goods thaf
net 70 be stared, tat may be drecsea my The
charges fer he Pursr o. soods Ac wi ave per
commissions, and tssuy oF eaeA ben packAgs or
recslTnz aud ioa wArding ER MIIIS
Posi ohcs haiidins, Ne s.
Aashvilie, Tena.
road and hank Ma a. euErna Prssf nank etAie e eos-
ga, sassnHai isAao snoFF, te PFsst Macou ana wes
efn AAisoad haconi hon. lOnA r kiNa, Prrsf ana GD
foA9s hapt Georgia RHiiroad and 4 T. cenas ksq An-
Iastai Nj y =. CsornAs Gea. snPt Western and Aanae
kAifoaa, Atlantis Gen A. J. HAnak1L. Attorney Lev.
asfis,iAi 1hAes :. blAoE ksq, Rose Ca Capt JkNz
MiiA4AAs and Cal }. A. HurEsnEa, chAttat ocgA ,. l.
Moss and -. PaRsozs KsQs KnoHvfis rsnn.; WnLlaH
aALss Lg- Dseai'a. Ant Ssdss Lazs. aaHssviis. Ala.
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Mysteries Of the Post Office.
IA Mail Bag s epi,ome Of human ms."l
TEN YEARS
AMONG THE
MI a L il II a O. s.,

M - Il IL -6 - S -
OR, NOTES FR0M THg DAIRY og A SPECIAL AGENT
BY }. HOaRB00k.
lsmS - ssa PIP Price 81 25.
Beautifully osFHed with i6 Stee Portraits hy Richie and
~ Wood EnFrayings from designs eh eny by barley.
THIS work undertaken with the sanction the chief on
Of the Post oee Department, By genilenan Who
has long ard s s Of the Special Of that
DrpArmen the rEt Book o. the kind issued eacu-
lated give the psbe might into the practical opera
ito ~ Of the Poet once Establishments the certain
which sk and sxpesenoe hkve furnished for the de-
and punishment q anders against the laws enacted
T the seariy Of The mails and the inTeas Of private
Ksvsr hss value bssa ossrsa to shs pube Under more
hsaty and universal cf that snlghisnsd snd
powerful CENSOR the Pass. Brief extracts on d
Asse manE aaiiernE notices annexed:
The book Will prove os the most sateFtsning Of the
turs vi rm peassn, adii lea % eur s,ocE II popslar
nxht i.teratnre"- u. EeenfHg Posf.
Eve bound % oonesdc Mr.. HoeroeAS narrative ei
hs Post once experiences the mert u heng ezceedag
b interesting And sugEesiive book."-A T. Herald.
he eassl and most su,ertAning lsok have rscsnsy
seen Eoae cf Mr. Hsioyoaks true unTarnishrd Feetah
beat all hnIs 10 Rsyeoldb mossrOsisr and any
Who reads them viii realise At oEee that s
lVcs Ard thr res amid car nsdern lfs Rosfa Ted
This vOsk nend Itself ~ the nature q is subject 70
svrfy peFsan uha ran read bok. o. write f4R
adelf.ssa PsaasyReaRsaa.
. ts kiad has never bees Paelshea IA America Aa.
sks az extract Or twe for ias bsnset s As eonnaal ~
Pttta. SGT. Pod
Is sscsnds = Stretches Sf ssrsl and lassusvs nat.
Ter - ftfa. fH9afr~r.
'.fhts eoek laaeea nsvsiiy sxesedaxv eseer4aulnx
.aa spsnias nss source q Amusement 'scsrd Lss
Cuer1nL
There suestanes eassEh the ipeidsnu p,oss nad
shaTssisF setninea Il A sssieAss - ~ dossa soFss
--llscaa.and faQslrsr.
Ne rsrsan VIE has allowed hinsef 10 haFbor ~
rNssua he ieea q epsning another pesson esaer
read the beck ultheat shncsFlng ~ the hsh prsxpcl
% vhieh be ksa stood. S-Asts Haren 4seiatsr.
Pahhshedby n. couFERTHWAtf 90, fAslA.
az Tus sals ~ al bessssrsn zsd hsvs Agsntk
Asse4-eeA
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30

40 College street.
LAVE opened very large steck q al knds 81 DRESS
IL GOODS sailsbis 70 the fa and wnisr Trade q de
Newest stslss
Aso, aaaasens lot q all The newest ersTns of cLOAKs
and MANTLEs and ready ior ezhlhsion We e.
psias inss yez 70 loak a. esr stck e cesas bsfoss
saying.
Ne have n store very asfn sanck cf al ka1s 81 GAR
FITS o the neuess psltsFaz aAier osseives - as
theu eeap any other noae his sids az he
tAiss- We have Ali kinda os CURTAIN DAhAHkS and
LACE CURTaINs
Ia asiltoa - ne sbeFs hzssa lsrEe secs - az
Kinds 81 Dkf 0oODS. egz1nbls or shs K4h and Nlntsr
rrade A. G. A B. baECn,
ssPiS Nc. - ceilsss d .kashv.lis, Isna-
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IMPORTANT
TO EV cry o. DY,


oR the last three have been engaged business
known only 10 myself, and comparatively few hers,
have instructed for he OF 500 each, which has
averaged the rate Of from SO 900 IS 900 per
and avng made arrangements TO Europe next Spring
to engage in the business desirous Of giving u
instructions in the Art 10 every person who viii remit me
the Of ONE poLLAR. am induced, from the success
have been favored with and the many happy Acknowledge
mens have received from those have instructed iu the
Art and who making from $40 to SIS per day. to
give every a chance into possession Of this
valuable means Of making small fortune. There is no
about the business here alluded to- References Of
the best clans be given regards its character and
also refer in Philadelphia well in this city
who have, within four months embarked in the business and
who will testify that they making ON IS TO SIS per day
the 1t is business in which either ladies gen.
emen engage, and with perfect ease make very hand
income Several ladies in various parts Of Pennsyva
and Marylsnd whom have intructed in the art,
clearing from IS TO Sc per day. GRsTEE BusI
MESS and but few hQings required TO start 1t Upon
receipt Of 81, will Immediately send TO the applicant
printed circular containing full instructions in the Art which
will be perfectly Understood upon being once read
Address A. T. PARSONS,
No. S6, West 26th street,
isn16-1m NKw YoRK.
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HODGE q WALKER,
naxhsrs, Isair nsasesFss &e., As.

spsass sAasusw snNksAhaasss, aaa sssr sssksf
III ske pt 1c n esnara tadacnmrnf1
hafrs aeFsa h s1l rIy IIasnR nfw9y fs1 - lost
&c 1ssi cauE4ep1tAh al SO F9e "a ea wia lssHe HH1
sstls&eE n 1da1nse nafsgFInF 4alf 1fHa1lsf aa,
hafaIarTf r11Ecos &ni lnaakIF AarzAsf e41k Aegma.
fshs ags As 1nssE IN fha t ana eaEs4esaas sn4
uosar eannnl - nlrpannnA n Ne neaniFy Wes pas.
a. snsrnea nra fasrun1 gs siaP n sn1 sllA uaai
- kks - haF a. = aa4 Nhai nalai1Ey sauss suE
afsr kas apes wssFse esd eers ss1f.
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EXTENSIVE IMPROVFMFNT
GOODS CHEAP.
" E w FIR M.

TN y. SEARURY * II. q. PEACH, a
Il have formed partnership under the name %
and style Of 7. J. Seshury Co. and taken the stock &
and sand Of NJ Seabury Co., IN Coopers Block, -
Cherry street, and announce 70 her friends and ne pube
that they prepared 70 execute every description Of uofk
IN the PLUMBING BUSINESS IN the neatess ard sub
stAnal They viii also furnish and q; up Gas FiE.
lures in the handsomest styles. They respectfully solicit
share Of public patronage. llan2l
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NASHVILLE. TENN. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 80, 1856
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER & sCHELL's GenI Advertising House,
APPLnoE' BunDTse, $40 and s4s Broadway.
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
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HAYE hF sale several NEGROES of sxcslxni eharsesr.
Aonsss thsm ed pioash boys eAtra ssautrsss
Washsr 1nd Eroa.r Ae Ao shat sfsfsa seuan VIZ A.
csoE N1sAsr sal lfsssr varranfs1 - saii
zee. flsaFl htEs ". roRFGa
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THE ADVANTAGES sEounED

Cash for Wheat and Rye!!
JOSE RM NASH
esssA-Ezss Corner cAarpA and ccil,gs Erssn
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CONLEY & JOHNSON,

suCck3soRs TO h'oLUkE hoOAE
Ne 10 Broad street, and No "a South Market street.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
MANUFACTURES Of Tn, cor9sr and shsst Ion Wares
IN1 intend keeping constantly hand ell kuds of Cook
Ing aud Heating Stoves OlnAnen al, aud PAia Mantle
Crates, &C, 6e
Also All kinds II Copper aud Sheet Iron Work lone for
eteHmboH Rolling Nils, furnsoea, foundries Factories,
q the city. saat9-iy
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C GA L.

ORDERS for tAe ssvanss oos Coal may Be len a HICKS
~ CHINA BALL, North side Of the square An orders
len there will be hed the followtng day. Large Lump,
~ cents Screened Lump, Is cents Fns 10 oens; Ran o
the Mine IS cents per bushsl. ~" t
The Coal al weighed and % FettlnH
what they pay FIR a the ssHaEes Cos Yard Joining She ~
Q. Rail- Oad Depot. dsc2a-1WdsEtifsb
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COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCIATION!
aRcnNn YRAR

COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCIATION!
sEcoKD YEAR
A RRAvGEMENTs for the second Annual Cole. tion o
"a this and popular lns;tation for The diffusion Of
Literature and ART have been made the most extensive
scale
Among the wOrks Already engaged, 10 the fAr.fAmsa
ssGENOA CRUCIFIx,n
which originally cost Ten thousand DollaTs
In forming me new Collection, the diaason Of works. Of
AhEAicAs Art and the encouragement q American enus
have been overlooked Commissions have been issued te
mao ithe most Distinguished American Artists who vi
costrbu.s some Oi their hnsst productions Among them
are three Marble Bos, sxecuted By the gzesest nvag
seulPtoT,-IIraAn POwEas: 81 -
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
The Father Of bis country
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
The Philosopher;
DANIEL WEBSTER,
The Statesman.
special agent has vidied Europe and made earsh and
ladeous ssecus Of foreign uorks Of Art bon Ia Brense
Asd Marble otAtuary and Choice Paintings
The whole forming large and valuable coIlertlou Of
P-n.ns and sialaHry . b ass,e1led ra.H anOng shs
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIPS.
The payment q three doara constitutes .ny one mem
Der ef this AssociAion and entities hi 70 ether one Of
the hsvng 4aF4snea cr one year, and Also teast ln
Tss Literature issaea q sufserssr eons:sss =, a.
Ing Nonths 1agarnss harpeFs, Putnams, Knickerbock
eF Barkgoeds 6sAhAs . 6oeys Lady Book, and Houss-
hold Wcrda
Psrsons t.llnr eve nsrbersAp. s-e .st. 70 ..y A.,
% ts saszEass for sns ysar. and eksfs u tae
dfstribation. -
me nss proessd, derived hon the sails a ,.h.r.h,n.
devoted 70 The pachass q ara oF he sasase
year.
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
hy eseoming member of his Asociatinn are.
fat An persons receive he HH salas ~ Gcfg ssssyfn
fes a ts s In the aaPe q sssrans hHs4zns Llsfs-
tnre-
ad EscA member Il sonlribuilnr tousrd, purrh..,nr
choke works % Ar which ba dstfhased suons
themselScs and nt tbe ens snF ne Flfsis
s he oeaRry dspara1g thoaAnds e esArs hrsuE ils
aEeeeg.
Psrsoas rs .saattfae rsnds ~ reuberukp, pif n,
give hss gosees aeafsss d AZ. stating 1hs anfk tkss
eish ne MAEAnse q cemsaoe and have he lst.sr red
TERED at She Pest Oce 70 Pfevrnf The feests
gfch cerflncat 0f mrtersip Together wh he Mass.
lpe dpEiFed viii ~ ~ waEsd any part - ths counry
7hase ske pntchane nafaeses nssksness Hl odssrs
thst hT innshg tia ion. s rareus ~ kasE.S
ana ~ flctf q fis easEf dfsr sf.o ii Al shs 49,
psios thsy nos psy 81 ne hagazins Rions.
bssutiay illustrated CslsoEass giving al &sserpsns
seas ~ oz app4caiien.
ker hsnhefslaP, ndaresa
e 4 nKaBY. ArinaFy G. A. A.
- sItatf 81 ne rrilr1Pel afsras--
~AnEf1fkoeaeT NaHa9nsa ef7rs. 80 nFoa&e1Fs AtE
Or Ne sss1 o1as. it1 &iasnE ssEsrs Haus1lasys o.
"A saiessens sreslne4 ~ D. = NlkkkA, hAssF
sssrstarybf NasAsiIs. fsnn. asTg
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STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYEIKG ESTABLISHMENT.

NEW YORK.
NHE undersigned propretors Of this estsbshment have
long time (he senior partner Of the firm, Nathan
Barrett 81 year) prosecuting their business at Sta
Island. they have spared effort expense espec.
ally In the last few years to excel in all the branehes their
art and have been successful in attaining high degree OF
improvement, well in the machinery and apparatus for
dressing different stSs Of goods practical artistic skill
In dyeng and finishing Ladies' SILK Satin and Merno Dress
great improvements have been made In large proper
ton Of cases. hese articles made in color and hnish
very nearly equsin appearance TO goods Grape shaw
Coaks, Mantias, Velvet Garments 6c also very
cesfdy treated Faded and stained goods restored re-
dyed.
Lace and Muslin Curtains Carpets, Rugs and Table Cow
Cransed and Renshed Damssk and Moreen Curtains
Beautifully Dyed. Also Rib ,ns, Hosiery, Gloves &C.
Orders execu' ed with and despatch.
Goods received and returned by express
Goo kept subject TO the claim Of the owner IL months
BARRETT, EEPHEEs co,
jan1s-6m 8 John St, 2 doors from Broadway, N Y.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. NJ PErTINGILL& 4 cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
119 Nassau Street, NEW YoRE,
And No. 10 State street, BosroE.
Co are Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Papers both in the United States and
the Canadas.
~ COTTENET g. co., Importers Of French and
Il other European Goods, No. As Broad street.
sug3i IS
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JINT RECEIVEN.

DER steamer HumbOdt 500 bags Turk's Island salt.
100 bales Gunny Bags IN 81 and for sale low By
DAVIS, PILCHER co.,
puhie eooar
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SUPERIOR PIANO FoRTEs.

JNO. B. WEST,
HAS nov IN store large supply Of PIANO rzztz.z,
II FORTES OF very superior tone, style
aud nnish Of G, 6h, 81, and octsves, man "
ufactured by
HAuEr, DAVIS Co., Boston,
7. GuhERT Co., Boston,
NUNSs a GAEK NeW YORK,
Which, for durability perfection and volume 81 tone, srs
rot equaed BY any other makers known In this market and
Ehoh he will dispose OF al mannfaourers prices, with t
addition Of carriage Those wishing purchase would dc
EeH 90 apply soon he quite crowded and anxious g
sel 10 make room FOR others very soon expected.
LRR1M CoNGFY. FL JOHNSON.
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Nashville Female Academ'

1--WE next Session win kosnAx JAsusms 9fst
Mornag ADD Anernoon sessions, Able sxtsrl<ncea
fsackers IN Al departments 81 Daaoa Asnpls proroa
maAe for The peasant and hssia sHsEsss 81 pep vel
- Tor thsi- instruction IN the recitation foon-
ianS-St q ID ELLIOTT
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Eye and Ear.
NJ. G. COOK, M. D., ST. LOUIS, NO.
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
W. L. T. GAGE 4 co.

EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
WI. =. GAGE 4 co.
Warero0m No. 81 Main street.,
r. ST. LOUIS, MO- q. -.s.I
MANUFACTURES OF every description Of extra Cast
1sA Steel Ma, Cfrcuidr, PIT Aee1sy, Oross Qaf Ftllos
Hdnd and Panel Sdcs Sdio AdRdreis UDsets and Gold
cseIs, Tak Prings kHiUes, Reaper Ssek1es Sprines,
B-old Saws repaired and made good new at small
expense.
The undersigned have made such improvements and ar
rived At such perfection In the emperng and grinding de-
Of their WORKS and take such pains OprocuYe the
best quality OF Steel that they assert without fear
contradiction, that their stock of Saws hand and
being manufactured, and Nill be, not only equal
but superior TO amy made In or brought
TO this market.
Every Saw sold under their guarantee win be made good
70 the purchaser, not found 70 be on trial
marlS-d2tAw1y w. L. r. GAGE co.
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I20 boxes loW priced Virginia Tobacco;
80 do celebrated "pdncake" DO
90 do "Pride Of Virginia" do
30 do Palmetto Twist DO
10000 epanisss and kmefSsan Cigars;
to9 DOR boxes SaFdincs,
IS rolls Nuts, assorted.
e hags each Pepper, spice and Ginger.
eep9S SEYMOUR FANNING a
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GEO. W. C0WAN,

uEUI We OVVHNI
KTTOR NEY AT LAW,
General Agent for the Purchase, sale
and Rent of Real Estate. and the
Collection Of Claims
No. IS Cherry Street,
NASnVI LIE, TENN.
Da0MPF attention viii te given all business entrusted
him. A0d special attention the colccon Of Eastern
clams throughOu Middle Tcnnrssee.
REFKEKRcEs-A. q. A. u. Beech HFAna, Porter a Ce
Z. B. fite Co. fhos 7. Smiley, kx-GoV. Nsil broSa
oslah ferrs Nashville, Tenn Gen. J. A. Battle, David
con co.. Tenn. Ex-oov. " q. Campbell Lebanon, Tenn;
Hon. John r oGrathers hsmphis. Tenn; W. D. Lavsnds
ReW York City. octs-tf
FOR HENT.
A GOOD d ELLING HOusN ~ kDGkFIKLD. 90
n Llso-Two Rooms ever hAlalin ana AosgAn's, E.sl
No ~ Cherry a., Nashville AkA
Apply % n A. BALL0wH GsnT Agenf,
asi No. II Dsadsrlss .tssss
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d. G. RUMSEY,

CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES AND PKevIsIoNs,
IMPORTED WINES AND LlQUoRA
FoE cooKIHa AED sBDIoIHAL PuHPosHs.
No. so Market street, NASHVILLE. TnzE.
(0ns door above Unioa HAnl
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PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS

DATES & FRANCE, No. I Barclay ST.,
I'D NJ Neutrality-suspicious. genuine except they have
stamp the Patent All manufacturers and sellers in
fringing, win be prosecuted according to law.
msF24-1y
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LADIES HKELED CATERS.
uAyE received another package Of
II ladies' 'nPsr French l. Hseled Caters;
J. cicsh Congress Boots;
kid Bnskins and Paris Ties;
" Thick soled Boots;
hissss' Kid slippers. Caters and Fancy Booss.
JOHN KAMAGE
nostf ~ collps %.
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For SALE.

7 OFFER for sale the following property: One Im-
proved Lot. situated in Edgehsd Bell street,
bel slne wetmore The lot fronts so sei
and hack lli ,-rt The improvements Il are a
D@elng House with - rooms entry back stable e3rr
age house, and we'll of good water.
ALS0-A Vacant Lot. Bell street. nearly po-
site the above, fronting y three feet and running back
one hundred and ninety four feet fenced in.
And three nfty feet lots In ZollcoaerS Addition on the
corner Of Russell and Tulip streets.
r. A. BALLowE,
oci2 General Agent, J IoeadeTick