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Books and Stationery.
John york GO CO.,
Corner Union and Cherry ST. Opposite Bank Of Tenn,

Corner Union and Cherry ST. Opposite Baax o. Tenn,
NASEEV LILLE,
HAVE for sale Law oks, Medical Book School Books,
Htes, Hymn Books Blank Books, Bank Chscks and Note
Books; Steamboat Books, Rail DAD Receipts AMI Blanks
Of every kind.
Books bound and Blank Books made to order at short
ce Letter Foolscap Paper and Envelopes Cos and
Steel Pens Of the quality Ink Sand and Sand Boxes
AGENTS FOR
Warmers Mac. So Blackwooi's NJ gizine. .S3
Putnam's ..... 8 Efnburg Revies ......-.. =
Hunt's M-rcsants' Naga'ue London Quarterly
DeRosls IN n Review. 5 Westminster Review.
Codes & Graham, Mays North British Re heW- .
Chambers Journal. .......
And all other Magazines and Newspapers
Ills intention keep constantly on hand the most de-
srabe Of the
NEW PUBLICATIONS AND STANDARD BOOKS.
COLoRED LITHoGRAPHs AND ENGRAVlNeS, with
Gilt Frames Gilt Frames to suit any Picture made to order
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v.ys-za~ The undersigned would respectfully an
Ns--4-sse9 nounce to his friends and the citizens Of
Nashville and vic ny that be has returned to the city for
the purpose Of pursuing bis profession ans that he has
social with him, tie talented Artist Mr.. F. AUGUSTUS
wFNDsRTH and he feels assured from TIER success in an
other STATE thei efforts in their profession cannot fiji
to be received with by the lovers Of art Tennes
JOHN w. DODGE.
NASHVILLE Dec. "a, 1855.
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Peremptory Sale of Oil Paintings

No ~ PUBLIC SQUARE
ON SATURDAY, January 9Th viii be sod 1clout reserve,
" large and magnf ent e1I econ of o Painings, en-
the most distinguished Ar Is comprising hundred
in oil of the praniss and most pctu esque
scenery in the Id is represented and be
found in tn llec'i specimens OF t.
Ladies ard gentlemen cuary sed to attend
EE Sale commencing p ecsely at 10 ocoek
BENZ r. SHIEIDa,
ianS-3t No AZ Public Square.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING.
INSTITUTE.

ueF<, The Annual Meeting of the
ks=ssS fnstitue for the eee ion Of orcers Tor the
ensuing vr ,rption reports &C. wll take aer a. the
Library Rooms on ee str 81, opposite the SeEahhee
House on Sa'urdav next. az 7ocloeS, p M
full attendanc, Men RS is respect uly requ 'sted
The Library open night, and those having oo,SS
out requested them dun this week to enable
the Librarian to close III Annlal Statement
The membership SO per year. winch ads 10 AL the
privileges Of Library Rea:ng Room EAhiDition AID
isc,nr-a ian1
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uent than the Washington Union Units
shameless panderings to foreigners, it has
forgotten the rights of American citizens,
and sought to degrade them in the esti-
nation of the world Why, then, should
it be aStonished at, or complain of, the " i'm
pudence, meanness and mendacity" Of one
of its coadiuforS
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TIE FARMERS GuIDF

To SVIENTIFIU AND PkA FIUhL ABKICULTUkE.
Ry HENRT STErBBSs RS, I'd nburgh ard the late p
NoRr0S, PROBES II Scientific ARFcnl college
New Haven. vols, Royal etave. 1000 lges, and nu
Wood and steel En- Fr4 win 8.
This onfess dy The most comp etc Wort agriculture
Published and in order 10 give Il wider circulation the
publishers a resolved to reduce the ice FIVE DOL
LAR Tor tie voumesl
When nj by mail tpo tpaid) TO California and Oregon
the pr I'll be 70 every Their Of he Tnon md 10
Canad (post-paid) 90. ~ Ibis not the book
Of tie YARN
Remittance for any Of the above publications should
be addressed, post paid, to the p blisheis,
LEJNARD SCOTT Co
JAMS No 81 Gold 81 Sew York
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nISNOIurInN

lsHE partnership beSesn the undersigned IN the name
a1d style OF VI ssabury o., dissolved by mu-
tua consent on the 3st nit Either Of will attend 10 The
ssttliag Hp Of the business q The late arm.
J. NJ. sEABURY.
jans-u TT sEABURf.
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IS Negro n en- and Boys Wanted.
HnCkwh at FIour.

WANT 70 hire for the ear tgSntv-hve negro men
and boys from ten to seventeen years ILL., to work IN u
Tobscco Factofy. Apply 70 ". ". NIX plFH'
d-cg5-Iy ~ College street.
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The British Periodicals



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Great Red uctiOn in price of the latter Publication
SCOTIA co, New York, continue to publish the fol-
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The great and Important evert5-leigous, Political AID
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ten long after the living int ret in the facts he records shall
uassed away. The progress Of the War the ast
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These periodicals. ally represent the three political
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" E w FIRM.

II J. 50 HURH a ~. =. PEACH,
. have tormef partnership under the name q
and vie q T. J seahury Co and taken the stock ~
aud and III v. sesbury c., ia cOopevs aiock -
Cherry street, ann announce TO heir ads ana the pan k
n they prepared u esey escrpton Of work
~ the PLUMBING BUSINESS, In he n~atas most sub
stAnus manner They viii also furnish and o. u Gas
tar 10 the ndsonses yes. They resp ctfally solicit
share Of pubic patronage. (ianzi O
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TO THE PUBLIC.

4 MOTHER LOT tu-t received by stefn'-r Grape Shot
n % sacss Blc> VII Elour-warraned genuine ar
dec24-Ix PF HARBCAsTLE.
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l.. @. C o u VI a n
WILL slaughter this day and have IN market for sale
w SATURDAY NRXr, 5th OF January,
Two Beevrs raised by iarlan, Ct Manry county:
Two Beeves rai' ~ James Wi of il lam county
One Beef raj ed by Mr. Saunders Of sumner county
These Be all competitors for the silver IrcHER
offered the the best Beef and the premium
awade to Of those rails by Mr. Harlan. Thy
ALL howeve', superior anything of the kin in
this market
~ TIE prices viii range from 70 to % cents per Mound.
ian3-St l.. G COLEMAN.
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A GOOD d FILLING HOUSE, IN EDGFFIgLD. 80
n Aiso-rua Eeons over iiaralin snd Morgas,s 80
40 - Cherry st., Ssshvsiie. II
Apply 70 r. A. BALLOwF Genq tr-ns
iani No. ~ Dralsfick q. e..
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New Goods! New Goods!

4FNW WVWWS' 4FNW
A. G.. g. A. Il. b f. h CHI
RE receiving large lot Of goods, especially for the
y Winter trade.
We have good assortment Of all kinds Of
DRESS GOODS
In Silk Cashmere and DeLaines entirely Also, alarge
assortment of
TRIMMINGS
In MORE antique and Noes. We have large lot Of new
KID GLOVES
OF the hes; quality. Also large lot Of LADIES' AND MIS-
SES' COLLARS.
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
We have large Carpets Hugs and Mats, ~f ich We
pc invite Nhare ia want Of such COOS to give US
a cal heio buying.
In addition above have large lot Of ali kinds OF
good and all careful examination OF orr IL cs
az No. 40 College st. [d-C2s-til A C. A b. BEECH.
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Carnets and Curtain Goods.
Piano Fortes! Piano Fortes!!

iS1 nc9 h I'VE 10. y College st. frnIa
w the Mandatory 81 HEh;, Newton g5$SscSzfsEeI
Bradbury, H. Worcester AMI Hanes Bro, 4 u N N
of New orx a fine assortment Of Piano
FOres: critical examination OF which We partlcnarl
invite Professors and a lovers Of sic To those
WHO want peror inst umen', y DO not al 10 call
ana Is before you purchase.
dec2i W. = X tkHfMAN.
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State Bonds Tenn 6's Ass 600
Nash lie and Chattanooga Rail
road bonds, endorsed " the
Site $50 0oO) dtposted with
the Compt~ Oller..... ...-.. S17S,O0O 90
Tenne see and Missoui T., per cent
Bonds held investment. 5000 90
Expenses, (past six monihs) 4,4Il 90
Reai E-tUe, (or Bsnkng HoGse,). 9,9l6 u
he rs ate (ttken for debt, ..... 1000 ~
Que ON BanHs ......... 56HS2 IS
Stocks (di ideud paving) A,8n o.
Interest, (paid on denOsItsO...... 2 T62 10
Fixtures, (Bank Furniture,) 6l9 81
Pro est. ...................... 451
GondsS ...'. ................ b,n22 27
Larit Wsrrsnts...--. ........ 159 %
cash on h md s162 s95 SO, viz:
Bank Notes ..........'.... sfO5N53 20
Gold and Silver. ............ 81 S42 SO
1852 s95 SO
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Holid0gs--A Inducements Pilgrim Celebration
american Bsauty-R Robert SchuyLer-HorGce
Greeley-Tks Book Publishers Weather,
de-
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cLnsrHa SALES OF BOOKS.


4 SPLENDID Let 90 ORANGES. Apples. Lemons, Cor
y diais, Bran8irs, &C. LoSGruRsr Co,
derSf Is Union street
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Ma PRATT vii sell or fe evsAsgs more before going
M farther soath-
Bargains may DC expected as evening" Jan Isl, 1854
Ianf BeNJ. . SaIELDs.
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STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, JANUARY 1, 1886
, a a y ~ n :
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ADELPHI THEATRE

THIRD NIGHT Of the engagement Of Messrs B. Coney,
J. A. Webb and coney, with the highly trained dogs
Yankee, Bruin and Cato.
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IRA A. STOUT,
G o A l..


a.sss ssl Ts.I.'v CHaRLs v mru
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VOL. 4---N0. 1S9.

about her sister. "Sbe is now staying with me- -
answered Lady, "but she is unweiI in conse-
quence Of fright which she got on her way from
Richmond to London At this time omnibuses
were great rarities; and while Miss was COM
ing TO town, the footman, observing an omnibus
approach, and thinking that she might like to SEQ
it, suddenly called in at the carriage window
'.NIa'am the omnibus" Miss -, being unac-
o,lanted with the term, and not sure but an on-
nibns might be wild beast escaped from the Zoo
logical Gardens, was thrown into dreadful state
Of agitation by tho announcement.
A friend of mino in Portland place has a wife
who infiots upon him every season two or three
immense evening parties. At one of those parties
he was standing in very forlorn condition. lean-
ing against tho chimney piece, when gentleman
coming up to him, said, "Sir, as neither Of as 10
acquainted with any Of the people, here, think
wo had best go home.'
Monk LOWS was great favorite at 0atlands.
Ono day after dnner,as the Duchess was leaving
tho room, she whispered something into Lewis's
ear. lIe was much affected, his eyes filling with
tears. Wo asked what the matter. "Oh,"
replied Lewis, ''tho Duchess spoke 10 very kind
ly to !" MY dear fellow" said Colonel Arm
strong, pray don't cry; dare say she didn't
mean it,"
Lord Soaforth, who was born deaf and dumb,
was to dine ono day with Lord Melville. just
before the time OF Inc company's arrival, Lazy
Melville sent into the drawing room a lady Of her
acquaintance, who could talk with her fingers to
dumb people, that she might receive Lord Sea-
forth Presently Lord Guilford entered the
room; and the lady taking him for Lord Seaforth,
began to ply her fingers very nimbly; Lord Gull
ford did the same; and they had been carrying on
n conversation in this manner for about ton min
utes when Lady Melville joined them. Her fe-
mnle friend Immediately said, "Well, have
been talking away to this dumb man." "Dumbn
cried Lord Guilford; "bless me, thought you
were dumb"
Humphrey lIowarth, tho surgeon,was called
out and made his appearance in the field stark
naked to tho astonishment of the challenger,
who asked him what no meant. ~ know" said
H., that if any part of the clothing is carried in
TO tho body by gunshot, fostering en-
suos; and therefore have met you thus" His
antagonist declared, that fighting with man in
puris nafuraiibus would be quite ridiculous; ant
accordingly they parted without further discus
! sion
Lord Alvanley, ON returning home after hi,
duel with young OConnel guve guinea to
the hackney yoonchman who hhd driven him Out
and brough him back. The man surprised al
tho largeness of tho sum, said, "My Lord, l only
took you to --,"Alyanley interrupted him,
"My friend, the guinea is for bringing nie back
not for taking me OUT
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PHILADELPHIA.
NEW nnANCm OF THE CLO

NEW BRANCH OF y ME CLOTHING
~ TRADE IN PfIILADELPHIA.--TO SOUTHERN
DEALERS IN GENTLEMEN'S SUPERFINE READY
MADE CLOTHING.
I1lOS T. DILL Co, 1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
door below Fifth street, have established
Clothing House for tho manufacture and sale of the ce
giant Clothing that money and produce In anticipation
Of the of Southern cash buyers who have heretofore
New York for that part of their stock r. T. Dill.
CO. determined that house in the United States shall
Offer larger varied stock, finer better
at lower prices for cash An examination will convince the
most skeptical Call and them Jan 2l-d3m
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co.ooo Numbers.--, 900 Prizes
LOCO PRICES, nmountingto $4,000
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.

APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
Tho two preceding and the succeeding numbers To those
drawing 300 prizss will be entitled TO the zoo APP
proximatinn Prizes example If ticket No 1880 draws
The the SIS $50 prize tickets numbered l24s ll24
1881 and ll22 will entitled Sl0O and according
the above schcur.
PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme tickets numbered from
2GUO0 There full Prizes and 900 Approximations,
making in all 1000 Prizes. -, II, .
The numbers from corresponding with the mum.
hers on the tickets printed separate slips OF paper are eh
nm and encrced IS It'll small tubes and placed In Glass
wheel
The amounts the different POO full prizes similarly printed
and enerced pa,ed in another wheel After revo'ng
ut the same time prize drawn from the other wheel ny
ovs "a no are indllded The number and the prze drawn
u are peued and the audience and registered ny
tho Commissioner prh being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeatad until all the pfNes are
drawn The drawing is then printed ana aeF coinpari
son the Commssoner ceriiios to its correctness
~ Prizes payall,su full WITHOUT DEDUCTION
1N''i' r. FRANCE e. co.
s.,or,, Baltimore Md.
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BALTIMORE.
UuOpKENE. HsIs ~ CO., Whoiesnie Sry
I'll GOODS MERCHANTS, No. 2de baltimore street cop
posite Hanover street, Baltimore ......,
' HASH. B. HOPKINS,
ROBERT HULL,
WILLIAM II. RYAN,
THOS W. ATKINSON,

BALTIMORE February 10th 1856,
We take tie liberty II railing the attention OF the Virginia
Mcrchnpa to o ycrv stock of spring and summer
Goods We are receiving. We have h"rn encouraged ny
the bcra patronage with which woavo been favored again
IA d or yarerooms shall this season be prepared
TO offer larger aud varied steo, than we have ever he
Goods M the luy,o4, rates prompt dealers We shall offer a
large aud elegant stock Of LADIES DRESS GOODS IN nd.
fitinp to nnr usual stock OF FOREIGN AND DOMtSliG
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
or stock has been purchased with great and the
best terms and confident can make 1t TO the inter.
s, Of the very first class Of trade 10 dead with us We shan
be plad to have you ca and examine our stock when you
come 10 market =,
orders sent to shall be carefully and promptly attended to
HOPKINS HULL a GO.
p S-We have recently been appointed Agents OF III. Ma
rvIap panrnfar, for the sale Of their Goods te u Dim
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vylrRuINPES, PHOTOGRAPHS. DAG Ek Eoa
TYPES-The above stylcof Pictures are taken in all
tbrr perection at the Gallery Of C. w. MINIS & co
TANNER would inform his friends, and the public IN
GENERAL that he has from the North after alb
seucr months during which time he has secured
without regard labor expense every and important
nuroyen,t known the Photographic art and is now
uait1 to furnish who mly desire thcm Ntrnypes
an Glass Paragraphs Paper, or the DaTuerreotppr as
horsnf,ra all Of which will taken all their brlilaney
aud perfection aso large and beautiful assortment
nf Gn u I,oCkErs BREAST PINS, MEDNLtoNs, FANCY CA
ss FR ANs sc made expressly for the art visit to this
Gallery is solicited whether Pictures are desired or not
Gallery always open and free TO visitors Sundays ex
ceptel g.. = - ~ = - - ~,
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,lMIE r,NEsr .I.r. MADE ro OmDEM



II Is now made by T. T. NASH Ia select PIANOS for GUS
toners and allow them their qualities before paying Tor
them Better csdcuce cannot be of the estimation IN
which we hold our Pianos
We keep about 40 Pianos patterns hand to
oct FROM which bought exclusively for cash. from Tour OF
the largest manufacturers In New York which were conceded
at the Paris Worlds Pair the best We have sold about
fifteen hundred them which have given full satisfaction
l.. T.. NASH Plano Forte Dealer,
~ Sycamore ST., ooruer of lanh,
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Mer DESIRABLE FAMILY Residence EOle
Uu RENT.-The house which occupy, belonging to
Mrs. Geo T. Williams Is for until the first day of
January next
This Is of the most pleasant and desirable residences in
the city fine garden attached with good water
excellent negborhood aud every thing to make
comfortable.
Terms made known on application 10
fe e2gdlm MARSHALL L. HARRIS.
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eE SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.-(of-
rICF I34 FRONT STREET NEW YoRK-Parueular attention
maid to SES TOBACCO and consignments direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited.
REFERENCES.-A. A.. 4 y. Lawrence Co. Boston Allen
G. paxsnn Ney York; Courtney Gushing. Baltimore ;
Davenport Allen CO. Edmond Davenport Co., i-udlam
A Watson James l. Heath late audtor aud trenshaw n
90 Richmond; McCorllc Jones' Mcdaniel, Hurt 4 Pres
ton T. q Ferguson a Co, aad Miller CrenshaY, Lynch
burg. -
y B-IIaving established branch of our house in New
York our resident partner in that city will give his personal
attention t the tranhppng and securing the low
est rates Of freight free Of conmsson) all goods consgn
ed To our Francisco House.
Messrs Edmond Davenport Co. will act for us at Rich
u,nna ang seodly.
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MEDICINES, &C.
s.,ve cnrei-3altimore Lock Hospital


,ruEE may be obtained speedy remedy for Weak
mss or los of Organic poweN Pain in the Ions Disease
Kidneys Affections o e ,.t TO- Maprsre and all trosc
i affections arising om ndscretionS no matter whether
from inenperance, the use OF ardent spirits OF any oher
eaaa'' TO Young MEN
1v who have the victims of evil practices Alas
t Countless numbers of and noheearted beings
'e @ itsd talents and brilliant who might 9TH
wise have entranced listening Senate with the hondef o e
,nnce or walked to eastacy the living Tyre
foe SUFFERING of the following melancholy ehec's
el ald Immediately npfly to,,,5r,N to
W, ,ss II the Back Idm Pains in the ileai Dimness
M Los. of Muscular Power Palptaon OF the heart py%
rs,sa Nervous lrritahty Dransenent o. te Dsssu u
ION. General debility, symptoms OF Consumption etc. ETC
d7i; loss o. Meyj M E, hyersi Of iocety S.ifDrus
- rin,ily of ths evils produced
5FFIogITo l. south Feierek street. seven Doors from
Baltimore St East side up the steps = ~
- BE partenlp in observing the name and NUMBER " yo"
VII "'se'N' ''''' a Cure Warranted.
, thousands cured at this institution and the
.xeye practice of br Johnston exe,ns m.l "ft i
H. .,.s gentleman ochnracsr anu 10 - I
SUFFICIENT taarantse that he is the only proper " '
c nsue,. ~, ,ouysroy
uvNerH OF TIE &oyAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
% states and the part of whose life has been spent
in he hospitals London Paris Philae-a and esewhere
Many troubled with rinsngin the eara and head when
nes with frequent attended sometimes. with
ram cement OF mind cured immediately.
Take Particular Notice.
Parents ana uarlians misRi with respect to the
.sa oi disease in their sons and wards Aas
i often they ascrihe to other causes the ~asns oi the
paaton Of Heart bysprPsa, & 9isTon asnp f Gnp.
mt Of tie Nervous sy,em oonIh % sna ngH m loss Of
rv depression of Spirits peculiar fits OF Melancholy when
] nractire destructive to both Body and Mind Thus are
sNe9 existepoe thousands who might have ten o. use "
tn Country heir friends and ornaments TO soce
Ge JonNsroNs INylG2HATENylh REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
rraud and important Remedy has restored atreqgh and
~ ID the most dehlitatel ndy iuas many VINO
lost sl hues heaionei to die BY its complete IN
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BY MCDONALD Il PETERS.
TERMS.

.,DcIxIAN is published daily at Sc and trweekly at
ne aun in advance No paper will be discontinued ex
- he option of the propretor until all arrearages snail
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