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Is waged in Heavens approving sight,
The smile of God is victory"
Pulaski, Dec. %. 1856.

uLAShif L'SO' -. ACcO'
LADIES Your beautiful present ia received
received with feelings the tongue cannot ex-
press. the pen cannot paint, but which every
heart that is alive to gratitude, and true to the
uoblest impulses ofOur nature, eau understand
and appreciate.
The path of an editor, Ladies, is no pleasant
one. Bright flowers do not blossom about il,
gentle zephyrs waste not their wealth Of per-
fume over it, nor is the sky above it serene
aud calm. But sometimes the dark clouds dis
part, and few bars of golden sunshine CLEAN
along his pathway, gladden. his heart, aud dis
Del the cankering cares that ordinarily make
up the measure of bis life.
You, Ladies, (the brightest stars that shine
in the social firmament,) have given and gid
ed brighter day in the dismal life OF an edi-
tor. | thank yOu-tlank you with pen
thank you with heart; and when | cease to re-
member you with the deepest emotions OF
gratitude, the sentient spirit shall have ceased
to animate my brain, aud all OF humanity
about me become "kneaded clod."
Among the dearest jewels OF memory will
be preserved this memento of your regard
not for Its intrinsic value, but for the sake OF
the kind spirit that prompted It's presentation.
Lades-I follow in the path OF our fathers,
who fought that Americans might rule Amer-
ca. Though our banner is tattered and torn,
and trails in the dust of defeat-though our
gallant leader has fallen, and our country has
botted her fair escutcheon with the foul stain
of ingratitude, falter not, but fight on with
the firm, reliant, mistaken faith OF future tri-
umpbl
II aught could add TO my ardor in this cause
the cause of my country-it would be the
consoliug consciousness that my past course
has won the proud need Of your approbatIon;
aud hereafter, when the head is sick, and the
heart is weary, and tue band is tired, this re-
collection will renew my wasted energies, and
/ redouble my dropping zeal.
That your future may be as happy as your
hearts are kind and generous, is asking for you
all you need of Heaven. This shall be the IN
ceasing prayer OF
Your true friend,
alb. WATKINS.
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SCHEME.
-sss --..s ss.s. --.-
Tickets. s. Halves, $2-Quarters 81,

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
Same the Royal Lottery CUba-vijh this difference:
the Havana Lottery has 5000 Numbers-this has only
10 0O0
There two wheels, each Of which there placed
two LOCKS. The Superintendenis have each key the
LOsks the wheels cannot b. opened unless both
present. There placed in the wheel Of numbers lin
containing slips Of paper with the numbers from No
% 10 0G0 In the wheel Of pfiz there placed tin
containing lips Of paper with the prizes them
ranging from SIS Oo0 % $lOO.
When the drawing takes place, Vhich win be In public
the wheels unlocked and after revolving them,
Der drawn Of the wheel OF numbers The
time one drawn Of the Prize wheslhy boys with
barred The shoulder and bliudodedthe tube is slipped
OF the number held up and enrolled that the whole
audience tan 1.-THE numbers then called Oh aud reg
istered by the Superintendent The Prize dawn IS credit
ed 20 the number drawn at the time, and until
all the prizes drawn out copy Of the drawing then
sent the printers and after comparison the Supernten-
dents certify the correctness Of the drawing These Su-
pernsndeuts to perform their duty without
fear or favor.
10 will be perceived that in this plan every prize Is
drawn out and Of person unst get them; a
drawing is sent to every ordering tickets The prizes
payable thirty days after drawing in full without dis
count. ~ Drawing takes place every saturday.
EFg- Orders for tickets addressed G. II. WINTER,
Box 352 Nashville, Tenn will be promptly attended TO
JAMES F. WINTER, Manager,
dee90 Macon Ga.
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Aount Auburn, in the shade of monument be
bad erected to his former friend and master,
the great franklin himself, had now his house
set in oSler, and calmly awaited the dispense
tons of that Providence that for more than
the allotted three score years and ten had en-
abied him to bestow so much innocent happiS
ness on himself and his neighbors.
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TEAoHrSG CHILDREN RHYMEs-Some one, in
urging upon parents the duty Of teac hing their
children spiritual songs aud hymns, very APP
propriately remarks, that "there is chord in
every human soul which is touched by poetry"
hence the magical power OF ballads, national
songs, and religions hymns Listen TO the
snatches Of popular ditles which you hear 10
the street from passers.by., after you have
gone 10 bed, and you will own that metre aud
music have avenues 70 human souls, aud, con.
sequently, that they 1honld be largely EN-.
plOyed ia religion. There Is reason to believe
that versihed truth has peculiar force upon the
common mind, as e is certain that Il affords
aid 10 the memory. Luther aud the other 70.
formers felt this, and hence arOse the wonder
fully rich collection of hymns In the German
languages. 10 which there il, perhaps nothing
comparable on earth. To this stock Luther
himself contributed much.--He was aided by
Hans Sachs, the poeiical shoemaker. 10 q
latter period came Paul GerhArdt. the grestest
hynn-writer Of Germany. If not OF the world.
Wherever there are pious Germans you 6nd
them with their beloved hymn books; and, from
frequent use, they generally know great mum
bers of these hymns By heart. Il Is an error
10 oonfine children TO the learning Of children's
hymDs, because when they become older these
will have lost much OF their illness. Why
should We notsall our ohildren's minds with
the choicestIe hymnsin the languagel
These they VIII remember after We ara dead
and gone. They should not merely be learned
once, and then left for Others, BAT repeated
again, aud again, and song over, ia order 70 tx
them ia the memory, and 10 lay basis Tor
LISTING associations. The old words, and the
old tnne, come back 10 Us With indeseribabls
tendeFness Lst tbs pious mother, when eau
sing Der boy 20 learn GONE sacred song, say 20
herself, '.Psrhaps, years hepce, ms Fon VII
remember tlie saving truth o. this hymn. -
having been lAuglh by bis mother hezs
JcRybal
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r.oulsrille and Nn.hviIIe naIIroad.

To the Editors Of the Union and American:
Since leaving Louisville, my attention has been
called To quotation in one Of the Louisville papers
made from your paper in which you were pleased
in substance to ascribe TO Louisville selfish poll
cy in the conduciion Of the affairs, and progress OF
the work on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
and that suited my purpose and interest to fay
or that policy You doubtless would not have
made that statement if yoo had known the facts,
and when informed, take il for granted you will
take pleasure in correcting any erroneous impress
sion your remarks may have made.
la the prosecution of the work, the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad is laid OF into five geo;
graphical dvisions.
The frat division extending from Louisville South
thirty miles is finished and in use.
The second division extends iIom the end oil the
6rst thirty miles to Bacon Creek, within ten miles
of Green River including the crossing OF the Roll
ing lo.k and Muldrows hill.
The third from Bacon creek to the North boun-
dary Of Warren county.
The fourth from the last point to the Tennessee
line.
The 9Th from the Tennessee line 70 Nashville.
II so happens / have with the the last mouths
report of the engineer Of the work done, and force
employed on the road, and give You the result for
November:
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Free Negro Population.

In our columns this morning the reader
will find the proceedings Of a meeting of
peculiar interest at the present time. The
free negro population of this county, al
though it may contain worthy and merito-
rious individuals, is, as q class, corrupt,
vicious, and degraded. It's evil influence
upon the slave population is apparent to all
who have given the subject any investiga-
ton. The increase of the number of free
negroes in our midst is to be deprecated !;
and any proper measure which shall pre-
vent it, and also rid the county of those
who are here unlawfully, if not, indeed of
all of them, would confer substantial ben
eft upon society. 1t is to be hoped that
those who have engaged or may engage in
the undertaking contemplated by the meet
lug, will not permit the matter to rest until
they have performed the work thoroughly.
E- The editor of the Rome On. " .Senti.
mel, a very jealous Buchanan man, visited
Whestland Immediately after the election to
look little TO his own important interests no
doubt, and wrote what he intended as a most
glowing and poeticsl eulogy Of the place. Ia
describing its charms and attractions, he said:
No steps Of children mar the beautiful
lawn, and no play toys litter the neatly swept
carriage way; the voices Of childhood are not
there heard, breaking the quiet Stiffness"
We are greatly mistaken il this is the way
10 commend any gentleman's country-seat
either TO American men or American women
We doubt il even Mr.. Buchanan himself will
value the compliment or reward it.-LOuis-
vile Journal
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D. w. RUSSELL,

MANUFACTURES AND STEAM BOAT AGENT,
OFFICE ASD STORAGE AT
r.. l.. " z A n L Z Y s
Corner Of Broad and Frat sts, saShviile, Tenn.
EaFERHNcH
Dv.n.A u.ls Cincinnati; Graf Bsuneii Co Piiisburs
Crane. Breed Co, doi c hmssn Co, e.,
q N nrrreit DO; Snith, 6utlrie Co. IA,
u Il NrCopss s1 HsasFmaa saith, So Louis;
AID Merct ants Of Nashviie gsnerA.iy.
~ Orders handed Cor Pissoarg, ciaennAis Loais-
se o. s.. Loas manufactured articles I'll BE- omPuy
despatched. osf@
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
MORRIS g. STRATTON,

IN WEDNESDAY MORNINi January Ith, at 10 o.
" click will offer Auction ia front Of our Stores on
Market street
so hhds choice new crop Su-i0a boxes Cod ri h;
R4r: 100 = = Rsisins,
Is hhds choice Cd crop Su 80 bags Pepper, Spice and
30 ibis new Molasses; Ginger;
SO bbls Old Molssses; 100 ioxes StSr Candies;
500 hays prine new crop CO.. 100 boVes Tobacco;
f.e. % boxes laNow Nandlssi
100 has old Palt Coffee; 100 boxes select Cheese;
loo bhs Loaf Crushed and 429 boxes Glassware Assort-
Powdered N. ar; ed;
100 esks SUPERIOR Carbonicf5J Tbs Pike's Magnolia
soda; WHISKY
5n, ters Malls: 100 bhIs ether Brands;
100 Tbs @ der vinegar; 10 bbls eTicin BRANDY
20 dozen Wa Boards; 10 IBIS Gin
80 dozen Bucket; 81 bbs Smlths Old Reserve
80 bbls /, A Macksrel, NhEkyi
"a ~. Mac erei. 10 bhl- A FRO yn's WHISKY.
with various ol her articles ia IN G. o-ery line.
der9l-td NORRIS 4 SrRATrON.
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Havana. Plan Lottery.

[ By Authority of the STATE Of Georgia.
JASPER COUNTY ACsDEuY LOT
j Terry GLASS g. to be drawn AZ CoScERT HALL Macon
a.. under superintsndence OF Col GE0RGE 81.
Lo5AS and W c. ANDERsoS, Esq, on Saturday, Sd
Jan, 1851
SATURDAY SMALL sC9EME.
10000 Numbers-PriEes payable without deduction
CAPITAL PESkZL. $4,000!
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ND,
CLASS q,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd Saturday Jan a. 1857
sen II f.

Who-s s3o; Halves $40 Quarters, s5i EghtAs 81 So
csrtaeas Of PaesAse ofas whoes, .s2o5 %
do do g HaiEss, ....-....-- lss 80
% DO 20 Quarters +" ........-. IS -
DO do % Eighghs " ........... IS u
~ All orders FOR tickets packages In any Of the
MARYLAND Iotteres viii receive prompt attention, sne TIE
dr.vln mailed 10 All purchasers Immediately aer 10 Il
,v,r Adlress r. n. HUBBARD Co,
No. 50 Fayegta street, or Box, No. 40
dsrqg-ds- haitnaare. Margland
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CoMPASY.-The stupen~
dous project OF this company to lay an electric cable
between Europe and America, begins TO assume
every appearance OF probable success The capi-
tal-e350, 000-has been fully subscribed in this
country and England, and the government OF the
latter has guaranteed an annual interest OF FIVE per
cent. Ia the course Of year we shall have hourly
intelligence from Europe, and il is yet impossible
20 ioresee the consequences Of this enterprise.
Bot there is one view OF it which is perhaps more
interesting aud important than any other. The ter
mini Of the main line exclusively under the con.
troll Of the English propretors and there may arise
occasions when this circumstance may have an i'm
portant influence on the welfare and security of
the United States
Suppose future difficulties sheuid arise between
the two countries, what will be easier. Whist more
probable that the early stalionng OF fleets at Hal.
flax, and largo armies on the ST. Lawrence and
l.kess Suppose war is declared by England sgainst
this county; the news can be sent BY telegraph,
and hostile feet might be at work upon our coast
At least week before We should have direct infor>
nation Of the fact Incursions could be made along
our northern frontier With even greater ceerity.-
In twenty four hours after the teegraphic dispatch
Is received at Quebec, Montreal Kingston, troops
might be 10 melton for descent or our territory.
No doubt Lord Palmerston has well considered the
subject, and has not given the scheme his eouBte>
nance, without percevng the advantages il will
give bis country II il should suddenly break up its
peaceful relations with our own ~ y. Herald.
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AMUSING GAMES for children.
ALBUMS, bound in Morocco.
ALBUMS, bound in Popier Mache.
PORTFOLIOS, bound in PapIsr Maehe.
WRITING DESKS, Rosewood and Leather.
CARD CASES, PORT m0NAIES,
CABAS, GOLD PENS,
IVORYTABLETS, DIARIES for 1887,
CHINESE and ENGLISH OHEsSMEE.
COLD LITH0GRAPHs,
For sale By JOHN YORK CO.,
deciS IS Union street.
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1 g = 2.
GoDEY's LADY's BOOK for January, 1851.
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE for January, 1857.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY for January, 1857
expected.
FRANK LEsLIEs JOURNAL, MAGAZINE and
NEWS For sale by JOHN YORK. 4 CO.,
decls IS Union street.
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HARPER fer January, just received BY
IL JOHN YORK CO..
uec24 IS Uni street
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Of ND.
EXTRA CLASS 1,
To be drawn Baltimore, Md, Saturday Jan ST. Is 81
00 nnn NnmhersI-1. O0O PrizesI
y & III l. NJ T.

In these Lotteries every Prize drawn ny ons
asaIths Pr Ees ars draWn out Il III. wheel
E1S- T. n. uUBsAsD Co. authorized ~ the Man
ayers 10 dl All orders.
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ANECDOTES OF TRAVEL
N ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, FRANCE,
ITALY, &c.
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS
THE HOLIDAYS.
Al College Street

!. "Ths Most superbly Illustrated Book ever Pro-
duced in America"
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By s.. &. Goodrich

Author OF Peter Parleys Tales ard late Consul Of the
United states at Paris, France.
The Autobiography Of chose rscolleeons embrace
the whole Of the last half century, who crossed the
Atlantic sixteen times, and and known usny Of the
paterpirts Of the age both sides Of the water: one
who is the author and s;or OF 20 volumes aad Of which
SEVEN MILLIONS have been sold-csnnot bus be hailed
with enthusiasm by the public generally and especaliy
BY the millions Offriends, young ard old Ofths vsrta bic
Peter Farley.
This work not only comrrses fuIl auo5iographscaI
view Of the Authors life his early days his educato n and
his literary career but gives vivid and interesting ac
count Of public events which have haDnened IN
the Authors lifetime, and Of which he has been witness
ora partieipatOr. Among these THE WAR WITH
ENGLAND OF 1s12-14, in Which Mr. Goodrich was a
private solder: TIE HARTFORD CONVENTION, whose
tons tool place under bis immediate obzervaon and
with most Of The members OF which he person " 40
quain ted Ebrscug curious end interesting details re-
speeding Old Jefferson Democracy, Old 2, deralism,
Connecticut Blue Lights. curious ard marvellous
events connected with the Rise and Progress CT Religious
sects in The United states with descriptions Of the
French Revolution Of Is4s. and Louis Earoleon's
Coup DEtat, tn Of with the author Witnessed With
full account Of the "PE Err FARLEY TALES Of which
Four millions have been sold.
In the course Of the work viii be found Caller ~ Pan
and Ink Portraits Of over Two rundred Celsbra-
ted Perso s-Presdent, Vice Prpsiden Kings Queens
E"peror, sOldier Sailors Poets Wits Enthusiasts Ply
sicians, Pr eachers l. yrs. Po eisns Dponass Gc
&c All described nom Pers nal aquan nee or observa-
| ton.
~ Containing amount Of original curious apd val
liable Personal Incident Aueodoe and Descrir ten sell
don, fever, met wah in gle work To all which VIII
be added he
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IN CHANCERY AT CHARLOTTE.

? Attachment Bill.
Edward Napier AMI others
this case, upon the allegation In the Bill and the a
wit thereto, it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk aud Master that Edward II. Napier, defend in this
Bill nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee and that
the ordinary process the Law be upon him
1t is therefore ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the NASHVILLE Weekly Patriot. news
paper published in the city Of Nashville requiring Said Ed
ward H. Napier appear at the next Term Of the Chan cry
Court, to be held Charlotte, Tennessee the 50 Mon
day in March next and peal demur 10 the Com
panants Bill the viii be taken for confessed Al to
hin, and set for hearing exparte. II. @. COLLIER,
dec80-w4pr's eef3 Clerk & Master.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
"
y. hANIER &c Go.
VKyE vii oGer with liberal priseses IN 'front.' Of our
w Store Monday morning, January 5tb Al II ociock
large assortment Of Fresh consisting In part

w Store MONDAY morning. aAAAft ~ ~ NtD~e
large Of Fresh agocsr consisting In part
oflhc folosing;
loo hhds 70 r, prime choice 22 bell Old Bye Whtky,
sugar IS |" Brandy ard Gin,
40 bb : new Molasses 30 " Lincoln whisky,
20 DO Loaf sugar, goo keTs Nails,
20 d. Crushed and Pow Is boxes Nifginia Tobacco,
dered Sugar, 10 do Sinking do,
500 bags prime new crop Rio 50 a zen Buskrts,
Coffee 20 bills MackeTel,
$50 bags choice Bait. Coffee, 80 q de-
100 boxes star Candles, IS falls Almonds,
300 boxes Falow Candles, 10 BIS Pecans,
1900 sacks hne Salt, 20 dozen " ash Boards,
10 boxes Cheese, leo foxes Cuba Cigars,
i00 DO Rasius, l0,e0a noe Cigars,
30 y DO Do lee gross Quart FlAzkt,
B0 n DO do so DO Pint 90,
100 bbis Magn0lz Whisky, 10 do y do Do,
100 Deans 10 d. s. and g Brandy
% Old Bourbon tcites.
Tog thsr with al the smaller articles 70 make up alarxs
Grucery line
~ TIE above GrccsTies 81 fresh and good having
iast been received from New ORLEANS aud Eastern Cities
and wiil be oaerei In good lots.
dee29-tI R.LANfEk a co.
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REMOVAL.

IA III NAND v n LIE
JOHN YORK & co.
HAVE REMOVED THEIR BOOKSTORE TO
NO. 50 UNION STREET,
NEW BUILDINGS, OPPOSITE GEORGE GRHG's.
noyfS
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS
FOB 1857.
Printed fine Paper Illustrated aud handsomely bound
The Gem Of the Season, The Keepsake,
Leaflets Of Memory, Winter wreath,
Book OF Beauty, FLORAL Keepsake,
Friendships Offering, Forget Me-SOt,
The PhioPenA, Cit Of Affection,
The Gem Annual Moss Rose.
Tbs Passion Flower, friendships Token,
The Snow Fake, Masonic Aunual, s
Atlantic souvenr, Memoirs Gift.
American Scenery,
Juvenile Animals.
Rose Bud, Humming sird,
Pet Annual The Violet,
The Rose, Christmas Box.
Just reseivsdby JOHN YORK CO..
dec1S Sc Union street
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L. B. Fite and othei

D. D. NoV-I T-sT7r oef-r
nan
BENJAMIN S.Ones and others.
this cause, upon the allegation in the Bill and the a
davis thereto, appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Clerk and Master that Benjamin stones aud Mary stones
def 10 this Bill residents Of the State OF
Tennessee that ordinary process Of the Law
be served upon them IL is therf ordered that pub
cstion be made FOR four successive weeks in the Nashville
Weekly atrio newspaper publ he'd in the city OF Nash
vile, requiring said Beniamin Stones and Mary j. stones
to appear the Tern the thancery Court, 70 be
held Charlotte Tennessee, the 81 Mordy in March
next. ana plead, wee, demur to the Compartments
Bill the sill he taken for conf SEED to them, and
set for hearing rXpstte. Il. @. COLLIER.
decS0-W4tpr'sfyeS3 Clerk Master.