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The Senate and the Message.

\ In SENATE, Dec. 81, 1866.
Mr.. Clayton observed that the annual mes
sage of the President was in the Senate, having
just been delivered by his Private Secretary;
and if his friend from Vermont (Mr. Foote)
would give way he would move that it be read
( Mr.. Foote yielded, and the message was
read, and will be foundlin preceding columns
Mr.. Clayton then addressed the Senate at
some length, cOmplmenting the President for
the disclosures made in counexion with our
foreign relations no one of which was of more
prominent interest than that relating to Gen.
trail America. He sustained very generally
the views taken by the President, and COM
mended the soundness of the ground upon
which he had conducted the negotiations with
England. He insisted that the strength OF our
position in relation to the subject would be
manifest to the world, while the unjust as
sumptions of England would be made no less
apparent.
Mr.. Cass expressed entire concurrence in the
remarks advanced by Mr.. Clayton, and COM
mented upon the tortuous policy exhibited by
Great Britain. He read extracts from his
speeches delivered in the Senate some years
ago to show the ground he had taken in rela-
ton to the protection assumed by Great 'irit-
ain over the Mosquito Indians, and said, if we
should attempt to go into Canada and exert
protectorate over the Indians there, that we
should never hear the end of the camor about
the impudenCe of Jonathan; and yet the cases
were parallel.
Mr.. Weller briefly addressed the Senate, de-
claring that the message contained views of
our national affairs that must commend them
10 every American heart. There was neither
bravado nor clustering, but it was at once firm,
frank and plain in its character. He dwelt with
much oarnestness on the fact that, however
much our country might be divided on sub
jects of domestic policy, the moment national
honor was attempted to be sullied then all par
ties at once forgot their squsbbles and rushed
to the rescue. He concluded by expressing
the hope that it would encourage fraternal
feeling in the different sections of the country.
Mr.. Seward also spoke briefly, declaring bis
Willingness to stand by the Clayton and Bul-
wer treaty, and if he could not rest on this,
then he was ready to fall back on the Monroe
doctrine. He thought injustice had been done
Congress in saying that 1t had not sustained
the Monroe doctrine. The reason was that it
had been considered an abstraction" and its
affirmation not particularly called tor at that
time. Unnecessary, he thought Congress would
avow IL. He said our country demanded peace,
and it was equally our interest as well as that
of England to cherish it, and that any nation
that sought unjustly or unnecessarily to EN-
broi each other in war would call down exc
Grafton upon its head.
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Jenny Lind In England.

The re appearance OF Jenny Lind-the name by
which the iair songstress must always be called
after six years absenee from England, has natural
excited boundess interest. She has al yet announced
only two performances OF the C,eGtioH, which
took place last night aud that OF Et.ah, which Is
10 be given on Monday next at Exeter Hall The
two OH solo performers besides Jenny Lad (whO
sustained the soprano part) we're hr. Jockey, the
tenor, aud Mr. LAWYER, the bass. Tue fair stranger
had ala enthusiastic reception. When sue took her
place 10 the orchestra, she was welcomed with
repeated rounds OF applause continued Tor several
mnBtes Her voice vas tirst heard ia the air, THE
Marvellous Work, accompanied by the chorus
She was at first some hat neryOas and her voice
was 3 little haskyi bat as she rCgained eomPosare
Il threw OF tbs clouds which veilod IL and shoue
forth with even more than is former brightness. IL
rang out gloriously above the voices Of the whole
chorus and the sxalIing luo.lant expression thrown
into the repetiiiOns Of the words, The Praise Of
God. and Of the Second Day" was islt al once BY
every one present All restrictions applause
we're thrOwn aside BY common CONSENT and the
ball resoanded with acclamations. Her next air,
charming with verdare clad the Beds appear"
was suag with exquisite iaish and brillaney. The
subsequent air ''Oa mighty peas The eagle wings
her way" vas a sin more striking display OF her
varied exeellences. These were her great solo
performance bat she ooru her part 10 the duets
and coacestsd pieces uiah equal perfection. The
last duet vas loudly eEeofed, sRd Jsnny LAID ieft
the orchestra amid the ucciamations Of the aadence
She has every 10 Be satisfied Milh her recep-
ton
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ACARD.

In the Patriot Of yesterday, appears card, repnblshed
from the Gase the signatures Of Wn D. Ewing Jas
Hamilton, and W. Foster, which requires brief notice
from These gentlemen constituted the committee, the
Of whose report Of the result Of the second vote
American Councils for Circuit Court Clerk ques
toned By me- my circular Of the 24th without intend
ing to mpesch their fairness integrity, which regard
abose suspicion, ali Of them being honorable highmnded
gentlemen must stu maintain the Of my
siton, Until it shown BE- by tabular state
Of the returned the occasion Al Of are
liable to it be shown that they have not erred, and
wrong win confess the fact the other hand, If it
cannot be shown that mistaken, trust motives
viii not be impugned.
statement OF the Of tbs several councils furnished
shows that Mr. Shane stood second the count alluded to
and willing that this shall undergo the most
rigid and scrutinizng investigation to test its accuracy
confident does vary materially from that submitted
to the commttee with which hope VIII be compared 70
the sat faction all concerned. The the
hands Of the committee and resi- ectfny ask for the CON-
parlson Of them with mine. @. W. NANCE.
January sh, 1856.
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81 Mr.. Rivers, from the Memphis district,
'ias turned against the South-a traitor to its
iearest interests, and is now voting for Fuller,
OF pennsylvania for Speaker. When viii the
south awake to her welfare, and be wise
enough 20 elect men TO Office who viii repre-
sent her truly2 A Southern man that would
SO betray his constituency in the hands of the
merciless abolitionists, is unworthy Of conf
dence, and if not justly culpable to the same
death as that of Judas, when he betrayed
Christ, should at least be banished from South
ern soil to the midnight revels of abolsionists
and negroes.-7hscumbia (ALa.) Enquirer.
The author of the above disreputable
paragraph is supporter of the Pierce AID
ministration, who have become notorious
for the bitter war they have waged upon
National Democrats of the Dickinson school,
and for their appointment of free sellers to
Office. That be, after having approved the
conduct of the Administration, should ap-
pear indignant when Southern Representa-
tives in Congress support truly National
man for Speaker, is not surprising Hav-
ing betrayed the interests of the South, it
is natural that he should attempt to stig-
Matte other Southern men, whose course
presents such striking contrast with his
own, and to render them as odious and con-
temptible as he feels himself to be. There
is no excuse for the language of the En-
quirsr 1t is well known that Mr. Fuller,
for whom Mr.. Rivers votes, is a sound con-
sentative; that he acquiesces in the laws
disposing Of the slavery issues is opposed
to all further agitation of these issues, and
in favor of admitting any State which may
apply for admission into the Union, with
or without slavery, as she may elect. This
being the case, to charge Mr.. Rivers with
betraying his constituency in the hands Of
the abolitionists, " is gratuitouS libel and
justly exposes the Enquirer to the sentence
of Punishment which it would pronounce
against the Southern supporters of Mr.
Fuller.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

The Columbus Times of the 26th inst, says
We were gratifed to the cheerful countenance
Of Senator Iverson in our sanctum on christmas
day, and 10 exchange with him the merry greetings
Of the season. He is entirely recovered from his
late attack Of illness. After the holidays are over
he will return TO hip post at Washington City where
We anticipate aud predic the willachieve repata-
ton equal to that by any Senator who has ever
represented Georgia in Congress.
We gratfed TO learn that the committee 70
which was referred his celebrated resolutions have
agreed upon platform embracing in substance the
propositions ennnciated in the lase Convention OF
she Democracy of Georgia, which viii be reported
70 the next Senatorial caucus aud will be adopted
by that body.
The above suggests an enquiry. If the Georgia
platform is 10 be adopted in substance" why is il
not adopted as il stand Why did Il raise such a
nuss in the Senatorial caucus, fits substance"
was approved lfit was not IL /" substance" that
was objected to, VIII e it These are plain CUES
lion, and we would be glad to have them answer
ed.
The truth is the South is again about to &c cheat
ed and are preparing ourselves for an iugloEous
6ackoui by the Georgia Democracy rom tie high
ground taken at the Miicdgeville Convention
ihsii resolutions draw the strings too light upon
their noFtAern friends and though laid down IN the
most solema manner "a sitimatana. they will be
relaxed 20 suit the tender e0nsciences of their anti
slavery allies. Mark the prediction -SasaAaaA
RspebiicaR.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

eE- A Mrs. Rhodes, of this city, on Thurs
day last, had four babies at a birth, two boys
and two girls. They are all very well indeed,
and the mother is much better than could be
expected. We have spoken Of her rs ~ Mrs
Rhodes," but we beg her pardon-she is the
Mrs. Rhodes We hope she is good Ameri
can, for, if the Sag NIGHT women are breeding
at such rate, the condition of affairs is alarm
ing.-LOu. Jour.
We would like to know whether "the
Mrs. Rhodes" wears hoop petticoats.
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D.wocrasIc state Convention.

The Democracy OF Tennessee are to hold
a State Convention IN this city to-day for
the purpose of appointing delegates to the
National Convention, aud 10 nominate an
Electoral i,ket. We hope they viii have
a good time Of it; for before the approach
inr canvass is over they are bound to have
the starch taken out of them.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

rxrA%<S, The undersigned would respectfully an
Als-~e5S nounce 10 his friends, and the citizens Of
Nashville ard vicinity, that he has returned to the city for
hs Psse Of pursuing his profession and that he has as
soeiaed with HIN, the talented Artist Mr. p Aususrrs
WESDEErrH and be feels assured from their success in an
other State, hat thei Efforts their profession cannot f.
TO be received wh By the lovers Il ART IN Fennees
NASHVILLE, Dec. "a ISIS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08
Time Sale of Groceries
BY
w. IL. GORDON a. Cu,


ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, 9Th January. 1885 we will offer
~ at Public Sale in usual quantities
100 hhds. Fair, Prime and Choice Sugar;
200 barrels Choice Plantation Molasses;
so Sugar House do;
80 " Fresh Mackere, No s, Large;
1000 kegs Shoenberger's Nails all sizes,
200 dozen Painted Buckets;
2JO boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes TalOw do
so do No Soap;
20o bxs. Manufactured Tobacco-al grades;
200 do assorted Glassware;
100 do Baltimore Cove Oysters;
With various other articles.
Terms of Sale:
All under $780, cash all 5000 and under
~ O0 60 days. all az 600 90 days approved
ENDORSED notes payable in one of the city banks
jan5-3t w. Ii. GORDON co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

RSTThe Wings who have joined the de
mocracy in Alabama in preference to the
American Party, appear to be inclined tt
take the management of affairs into then
own hands. We wish them good luck
Our contemporary of the Montgomery Maj
thinks the party, under the circumstances
ought to be called the MAE Wing DemOc
racy" A good suggestion.
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ROOTS! ROOTS! ROOTS!

HAVE received most extensive and well assorted stock
| GentIemens Boots the best have had Of WATER
PROOF DOUBLE-sOLE, y WELT, \ WELT, and THICK
SOLE Of the best manufacture and FASHIONABLE make
Gents Super French Calf Dress Boots At the lowest
prices Tiec2gl JOHN RAMAGE.
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THE FINE ARTS.
Photographic Miniature Portraits

AfESHs hOpGE WENpEROTH would make known
vi % the citizens generally that they have tsken rooms
aver Hicks hna hHl, Narth side Of Pubie ssuare
and are nos prepared Ga aiitor % Miniatures
on lvcryl The alE PHOTOGRAPHIC IMMATURE PORT
EATS thse Fixtures are IRON ockst Cthf Il sEe ma
ling handsome ornaeEts for the Farlor Tsy possess The
thhuess Of lie NrroF, Sih the expression and colorin
u hfs, and ere lpersciiy flsralgaesi.
fatatrd thstg aphic pe ~ Vtr1us sizes taken Of Da
gnsfrs typrs, vhsn panid with desc in,isn 81 the
complex On, er Of she eyes hsF drrss &e Specimens or
inv ftn'iio a-re4 sn
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

LARGE SYSTEMATICALLY ~ Y. Tribune
of the lst inst, says
The circulation of The WeeIly Tribune is now
al 900 copies. We believe so great number
of subscribers has never beeL accorded TO any
other journal in the world.
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IRA A. STOUT,

CITY 4 u 4 so \ g. l. IL
WILL sell public auction al kinds Of property for she
w ben eft Of whom il may Germ.
VIII also att the hiring Of Negroes at public auction
the ensuing year
All orders left with will be promptly attended to-
NV Office viii be Front street, three doors from the
Public square Jones' ardng House, after TIE LIST
day Of January next ldec3l-lmfI l. STOUT.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

A M Subscriber eIers f5r sale AHnisosne HE -.
y residences ming s. acres Situated S.,s
haf nae hon fsiune, ii4ms0a county inanslI- III
az he NclsnsF lle and NasaFlls Iurrpake. he
improvements ~ TIE place. aree handsoEe Briek
cotige hoese. slsA roos and god Brck st5fe oas
an other badngf excel 0reAard q yoanx 1rall
Tresa, Ae, a..
ne place sdni ahly uaapseA fH BoarslaE Hsass, b.
ng situated In ne tatx Eicnlsy q god Mas Al Dc
nAis As d1ay and bossdefa ara auAys pleuty 10 any
Peson eiang niCo egunpy r-sidea1e ih paee osrs an
usual iadacsaenis. And sod bargain hAa b 4py-
Tag saan
Aay person uishing % purehass n cal On fahn A Jos
daa. uho VIII shes tkem he ptsaaises
Eria1e, ian3-sus THOMAS PEAY.
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q O A l..

ORDERS for the sewanee Co.'S Coal may be le at HICKS
~ CHINA HALL, North side OF the Square. Al orders
ef there will he allied on the following dsy. Large Lump
22 cents Lump, is fine Is cents; Run Of
the Mine IS cents per bushel
The Coal all weighed and customers OF getting
what they paw for the sewanee Co.'S Yard joining the n
A q Rail- Dad Depot dec29-iwdaWtlfeb
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sun DRIES.
90 Bells No. ? MackeTel
~ 20 DO do dO
IL SGT She Almonds
81 Ave COLON Deuj johns;
ITO boxes w. r. Cheese,
IS Cotton and Lutte Cordage;
leo dozen Cotton BE Cords aud Piow Lines;
loo barrels PAe's Magnolia hisky
100 foxes Ra sins assorted size boxes;
90 bag Pepper;
81 kits No. 2 Eackerd;
loo dozen Cincinnati Brooms:
Received b. late arrivals and f'r sale BY
DAVIS, FLICKER co,
Jams % ublc square
COD FISH AND SCOTCH HERRINGS.-
u dozen Fresh Ccd Fish;
80 g. Scotch nernngs;
For sale BY DAVIS, PITCHER 4 co,
jN5 % Pubic square
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]. 3. MCDONALD.

ATT IL Z Y At L. w,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Office in Lindsley's Building, Cup stairs,) no. AZ
Cherry Street.
Az ILL practice in the various courts OF Davidson Ruth
w erford, Wilson and Williamson counties. janS-lw
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

WoEDEKFUL, BUT TRrE.-There l. nov living 10
Hardeman county, so We are eredibly informed a
man aged Is IS yeers. who has very recently Gus
sigAf teeth. We are also informed thai such Is
be vigor, that he can walk nile with the case Of
young man. This Is truly wonderful and Sc
suppose, anheard OF heretofore. THIS cid gentle
man iBtends 10 pay Memphis wish in the course
Of q week. We especially inEile him 10 call Al oar
olhee. =. MsHp1as Eaeie
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A GOOD FILING HOUSE IN EDGEFIELD. g.
~ Aso-TwO Rooms Hsmlin and Morgan's, ~
No "a Cherry ST., Nashville. Ma
Apuly TO r. A. BALLOWF. GenT Agent,
ianI No II Draderck strset
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TO THE PUBLIC.

a MOTHER Ltf, Just received ~ steamer Grape Shot
"A loo sacss BueAEhsat Four-sarraned a genuine ar
tele For sale 0s FOR CASA by
dec2i-1s P. p HARDCAsTLE.
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Is Negro h en and Bows Wanted.
Ruckwh at Flnnr

WANT 20 hire foT the next year. twenty-five negro men
and boys, from ten 70 years Oh To work in
Tobacco Factory. Apply 10 W. ". MIR. DITH,
aec-0-lS - College street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

~ We are authorized to announce JOHN K. EDMOND
SON candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, at the
ensuing March election. decl4--td
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

Q. RoSs sin Be- ahsenl ior fss sch balsess 10
al ksntnrkF. On his FctaFn ~ nay be band A bs oce
iu the Fcssiaane II Ia. ferFAs en- Charch g.
laaS-lu
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

Il ArfikS flfEant Esibro5i-Fel s.ipssrs.
II De. Finest alaek kld *.
D.. nl.ck J. cioth taiiers sad Congress Roofss
WtA general NssarnsIst x LaaSs' NJ 49, sn4 ma
erens toots, rhoes sid GaAisrs. John RAMAaE
lalLl
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MARRIED ID.

In this city, the Gath December last by the Rev Dr.
Lapsley Mr. THOMAS SHARP to Miss MARTHA ANN sHTTE.
On Thursday the 81 instant, in Huntsville, Ala by Rev.
P b Robinson MIR. JOIN T. YEArMAN to Miss ANNA JANE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

PSy- The Democracy of Davidson held a
meeting Saturday and appointed delegates
TO their State Convention which meets to-
dav. We notice ON the list a number OF
old line wings, whom We congratulate upon
their promotion. We would admonish
them to be wary; the Democratic beast is
troublesome animal TO be-stride, but
once fully on his back, give him the rOwels
and the lash uusparingly aud you can ride
him to the "de1l, J" an you like it
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nYRaN cNI.r.Ans-

TUsT REcEIvED, CHEESE et q B5Ioa cellars. Ala. =
u sapply q etandag csllzrsrareas patterns and -,
qn2ay. Eur kAtc ~ y M Me0ILLA
Ladiss' asd 6sntsnaen.s Fafnlsalsr ssore
Ell corneE a equArs sna oonsrs
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&CNDAA nghs last. on % between spruce and Suuer a
- LAniz hnUsalro hAEssfFfs suppo 81 to - attached
70 boz u dtou. 1he dnir vii certain TIE owner ana
D. rsSa ara or hs srouhie on app sin stth eee dsS
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Sc cEARK,
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE partnership between the undersigned in the name
and style OF j. ". Seabury c., dissolved by
tua the Slst u Either Of US will attend 10 the
settling up OF the business u the late firm
J. NJ sEABURY,
ian2-f TT SEABURY.
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T COME TO TEA.

Tvs large surplus q PEACH BRANDY. APPLE BRAN
Il Dr., pkiED PEACHES ard DRIED APPLES. IN fe n
nes.ee ne present sezsn E 1ni really sale a ny store.
q the hxArsi martct prise Or the shay comnnly
eaiei eAsa o. IN exchanges os Groceries. Rowhstxniin
PALE OF SEBASToPOL.
3dng u alsns and sst ~ ueedfai doat Be backszrd.
CHURCH ANDERSON,
eetls Nos md eroAi a.. Nashville. Ten
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-08

B9-Mr. VINToN, the Mohawk Dutch
man." recently delivered several temper
ance lectures in Trenton. The Journal of
that place, says he has become citizen of
Tennessee.
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Agricultural Implements

AT uANUFACIURERS' PRICES.
b. s. w IL Il Il IL R
AS and will keep hand, up stairs in H. T. Yea5man's
Warehouse, Market street, well assorted stock Of
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements and
Tools, such Cora shelters, Cultiyatos arrows, Barn
hills Corn Drills and Planters, Stump Pull and Lever
Jacks,l nd HousefUrnishing Gods, which he will sell
Manufacturer prices added tie has also for sale,
GRASS SEEDS, and lot Of COPPER KETTLES and SHEET
IRON STOVES.
Persons in want Of Two Horse Powers, Thresers, Nov
ers Rea er, Corn Shelters &C will send in their ORDERS
he don't intend to import any that not previously
lrcS
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Eresh OYafera.

TCsT RECEIVED a. ADAtaS. EvEs&
u Co.'S Eaiinz neu On pcaderick street. a
large 10 q fresh OYSTER. - lei IN ! ., uhich
are selling cttir and rs pr can-u-Frants1.
81 served up - vgFy lo~ pr.cea.
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DAVIS, PITCHER & co.
~ at Auction for Cash. alarge and well assorted lot Of
cries, to witt
10 Z" Clarified do;
IS barrels crop Molasses;
16T do do do do;
81 dc Loaf Sugar;
925 bags Prime Green Rio Coffee;
leo barrels NO. 8, Max rel, Large;
10 S6E DO Cod FAB do
70 do scotch Herrings;
100 do star Candles,
l25 do Tallow do;
20 do Pearl starch;
81 bags Buczwhest flour;
tierces fresh Rice;
80 dozen Wash Boards;
loo do Brooms.
Sc FIVE Gallon uemiiohs;
800 boxes assorted Glassware:
80 do Pint and Quart Fasks;
80 do assorted Pickles,
80 do Tobacco, very Popular brands;
10 Ma ches
do fine cigars, ITO be sold by the case"
1I5 dozen Painted jackets;
- do Half bushel Measures
SO barrels ID. D. Whiskey;
125 do Pixies Magnolia do
s. boxes Cheese:
800 kegs Wheeling NaIs-assorted sizes:
25 casks Soda;
12 do London Porter, Hibblrs Brand;
80 boxes NJ II. Raisins
45 kits Mack rr
q barrels tmily Vinegar
81 do Old Reserve WHISKY;
800 reams Wrapping paper,
81 dozen Hemp Plow Lines
With many other aFtces In line Most Of the above
goods Consignment and will be sold. foods Will be
DAVIS, PILcHEs Co,
jams No. % Public square
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FoR pADucAH CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.

TIVE aas Uaiied ststes Mail passsn a III -
Il sRssr packet, J. @. CLINE. }. c. af1,Aa
HfTg Master. uill iaase f1s Ne above uue
anc al iEesnedlais ports Wednesday. ga nst4Et Al
jans-a A. l. DAVIS. AgentA
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New Goods! New GoodsI
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
Piano Fortes Piano Fortes n

" nos have 70. 2 College 81 from -
w the Mandatory Light Newton asS-srssg~Fs[A
Bradbury, H. Worcester, and Names 4 Bro ri ri ~ H1
u New York. hne assortment o. Piano = j
fortes TO crit cal examination Of which We particularly
invite Professors al lovers Of NJ SIC To hove
who want periur gniens, s4y 10 not fail 70 can
AMI Sc u before you purchase
dcc24 war FREENAS
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FOR RENT.

Mr. PRATT will sell for few evenings more before going
wi fur her -ouh.
Bargains may be expected pis evening, Jan. 1s 1886
ianl BENZ. z. SHIELDS.