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The best OF aJg GT1'0ssene0a's
is \ GOOD PR ICE.
E'EENCH AND @PANESH


ORAL AND PRACTICAL CONVERSA ALTON,
BK PROF. BRETTE,
And many French Ladies, permanently engaged to afford
students abundant practice and give them confidence in
converSing with and speed in these Languages
No Books used and English is allowed TO Da spoken
after the first week.
E~Lades and Gentlemen separate apartments in the fine
building adjoining the Southern Bank No. 3 Charles street
LI ntti
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Glad TIdi2aGs TO the eaa5gicsesy!


The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions
hand Furniture Persons leaving city wishing dis
OF their furniture will find their advantage call on
acknowledgement
P. NJ. TOURNE,
M 2D3El % Bnrunle
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BD- Although the crowded state Of our columns on
the third fourth and first pages, with advertisements
might denote sparsity of reading matter" yet, by
referring to the entire paper, the reader will observe
there is the usual variety Of matter-editoriaI news
miscellaneous and poetrv
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Tse2DsyasEsses,SE,5aa.

New York, November l, 1856
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Mi 2psfot
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Christmas Presents!
TOYS AND FANCY. .ARTICT ,FS
FOR TIIE NJ LLION!:
B- PEFF IT,
l22 Canal ST., CTouro Buiding) and 40 Chartres st.
Is opening his stock of TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
the richest and that have been offered this pub
lie embracing every variety Of
Furnished Fancy Work Boxes Dressing and Toilet Cases;
Work Tables and Stands fine Egsh Paper Mace Desks:
Jewel Cases, etc; Bohemian Glass and China Toilet Sets;
Vases, Odor Boxes, fine Dolls, Hobby Horses;
Carriages, Buggies, Propelets, Tool Boxes;
Games, Puzzles, Plays, etc, etc, etc.
n. B.-Depot OF Ladies Dress Trimmings. dis 2ptjnl
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FOR LISERPOOL-TIIF
FOR LIE SIaODL-rnEA Al VERY F.

N H.. 1hric h -, Thos 'ii ,, Al thEl tnSl @
4s77Hlaer, is NOW olng for the above port. and will
ltSc ncIntr dispatch For freight Of EO bales cDOL apply
70 JONES' MACkLNDER & CO., 81 C,rnyteT str..t
L'nr NlllH NNrltni,l Lnnrd
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SPALDING ROGERS AMPHITAEATER AND MUSEUM
Benefit Of Mr. Ennis.-Mr. Ennis, the second tenor
and yioincelist of the Campbell Mlnstrels, takes q
benefit tonight which has been made complimentary
by the typographical profession thac gentleman be-
ing master of the art preservatiye well of
the art musical. He offers for the occasion bill
which has not been surpassed this season. The differ
ent members of the troupe to appear in some of
their best pieces Mr. Ennis will sing two favorite
ballads, and Mr.. Frazier, the well known amateur
comedian. will appear and sing the heart-rending
song Of Wilkins and his Dnah" Mr. Ennis is in
every respect worthy of rousing benefit, and such
we are certain he will receive.
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C a l. | T o r N | A

To sail on s. SATtRDAf, Dec. 9th. at o'clock A. NJ.
rcE-taSs, NEW YORK AND SAN FRAN
%sMfista1 CISCO STEAMSHIP LINE, vim Nicaragua-The
Shortest Route by 100 Mles-Ony l2 miles land
:aVel across the lsmus Macal.nzed R6l-ireat
h7n of pcc5the splendid steamship Texas, Forbes
$Te 1lh port for San ln de Nicaragua above. puncualy
~ connect vii! The ssGeish p ORLAA from San Juan Sur
HARRIS MORGAN K ur ,Tun
dec' opposite the steamship landing.
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Cranes
! II liz AnA Z

Cranes
PATENT NIETALLIC BURIAL CASI<ET.
Those beautiful BURIAL CASkETS formerly sold by P. Fl.
COOK Co. No 50 ST. Charles street. have been purchased by
the undersigned who offers the for sale a the usual prices
at No. 200 Camp street
ol3 2ptt DANIEL MONROE
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I'll Card.

NeSsrS. ERARD of Paris London respectfully invite all
who Pianos Of their the Piano
Merchants of New Orleans apply whenever they wish
have them either TUNED or REPAIRED, to
MR. l. r. BOURBONNA
whom they have reside Orleans for TINT plr
pose.
Apply the PIANO STORE 38 Royal street. near the cor
heF Oh tus'oiHholsc d5 2pl5t
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y. W.. Seymour,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Practices his Profession in al its Branches tbs Parishes
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and IVES FELIC1ANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans. octlf 2otf
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EO z RED RIVER.
w II | T E RI Y E r

Leave, on TUESDAY, 23d instant at5p NJ
IT, An FOR WHITE RIVER, ARK
sStS5A4 = The splendid light draugh steamer sam
iss=s==zssB Hale, John D. Adams, master will leave
above Jackonspor Elizabeth Grand Glase Des Arc. Du
walls Butfs Aberdeen, Napoleon and all landings the Whit.
River Ark For freight passagehaving Unsurpassed
cOlnlnoeaion-apply on board, orlo
ue5 LEWIS SNAPP f. CO., Front
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s@ Capt. Smith, Of the schooner VIM. R. Pettis,
from Apalachicola informs that the United States
surveying schooner Belle totally lost short time
since, at the entrance of St. Andrews bay, Florida
The captain Of the Belle came passenger on the
Pettis.
The schooner J. L. Bradford, Capt, Taylor from
this port for Apalachicoa arrived there on the 18th
inst. .,
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BENEFIT OF MIR. FARRESBURG. = This popular
singer and Oldest member Of the Campbell Minstrel
troupe we are glad to know, is to take benefit at
the Amphitheater tomorrow night. Mr.. f. is vete
ran singer and has been for years great avorte in
New Orleans. He will of course, receive benefit
commensurate with his merits.
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AD2'. James Scott,
Formerly Of l6l Caondcc street. has removed his Office
No. 2I Bourbon street,
Between Canal Cusomhose Streets where he may be
suited on all CHRONIC DISEASES,
Structures Of tho urera Dropsy (Ascs and Anasarcas
Syphilis in all its forms radically cured very time
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II, DSs'cg s Co.,
o5.,,............C CllARTRES STREET
Have received the latest arrivals, the following BUSI
NESS BOOKS
owlettS Interest Tables j. NJ Prices Tables of Sterling
Exchange, Buns Expeditions Me!surer and United States
TariiT
Also an extensive Of French, English and Aeri
can FANCY STATIONERY.
The best Of English, American and French PAPER for
BLANK BOOKS, always hand.
P. DUREL 4 CO.,
dl 2ptf 81 Chartres street.
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above ipr Jackoisor f2ahet 'anu ilase Dea Arc nH-
walls Bntis Ahelee Napoeon and all landings on the "h"
conlnoeaion-apply on boatd, Or
ne5 LEWIS SNAPP f. CO.. Froat street.
.-~-----------z---
YAZOO RIVER
o-- - - " " - ' - It,
Leaves OF, MONDAY, ODD inst. a, ! o,cIoc,,pN
ezEe ETDEs 13REENvxST,oJt nnd 7 II .
eu1T ha INC fna f.St r1,nui,, ,.nr.ar .ar.
oT,,stc " Gwartnrt inasin Nil iesy a
u7~I TOR ainrn I;renvood Si'n JIs"d of Ima, IrJ
Tn1o1 (itv ard vi. incrmeies Iannys on yn,nn r;,.r Ia
fr.,it n- n'.t.n,rr w ,mni, an nna,i nr ~ " ' ' "
7'' - s '7N i-EVTS GE APP 3 f,r rror. e.r.,.
ry- The Music is lust ont of dock havnr been tboroniv
ovtrI,rInf rnrI cd md r.f,tad far ~. ,tH ~ d., TE
,ny r"rnivinp ,rr,, At the f1o If fomnon stres dia
" N - -" ~" nv ~ - r st'' Hc.io
T,aavas ON WEnNESDAY 2r1,i inet 5o'cIo.-
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ST. LoUIs.-On the night
of the 18th, the Vulcan iron and hrass fnnndrx Of
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II A V A N A .

VIII sail on MONDAY. january S.
rrf--sEsy FOR HAEANA-FRANCO- AMERICAN
y n jEfsf6 Steamship Company.-The steamship Franz
"fSsa% co.'s Arago, Capt. Gilbert Pierre, will sail for
S.GA above port as phove. For passage apvIv to -"
dlB ED. DUPAS1EUR & co. 93 ClstonholSe st.
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, hEff5, Fots AlN NEIs{2ODL-THE Al FAST SAIL.
RTTfT N" Ame"trau >Aip @catlDNycr Capt Wpudbprry
now loading and will have inlnrln. dispatch For
''F!t4l III 500 bales cnrf"n npr% 10
j. !. WHITNEY & CO., 35 CaronGelct i.
or G. ". lIiNSDN 4 co.. - CAMP street
f'r passage. Apply /" TIM captain on board. dli
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II A ' Il E

Win sail on MONDAY, January s.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n
g iS1h Steamship Company. - The French steamship
1''%TssS=' hrnnco1s AraSo, Capt. Gilbert Pierre. wilt
slt As above touching only Havana For ssarc apply
$50 ED. DtPASSEUE 4 CO. 93 Custom!ouse street
For freight, applyto
J.P. WHITNEY & Co, IS Caronlele ST..
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kEE FANFFCD-A SHIP OF ABOUT a}yb BA LES
cotton capacity to Of timber and sparS
isI--l4-szea'o st port in FrrnCc. For terms appiyto
dlD i. +. WHITNEY Il co. :35 Carondalet st.
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l. Q n y O n

&ffN FOR LDNDON-TIIE Al AMERICAN SHIP
F3fie Equity, Noyes master is loading and viii
nave imncii"e dispatch. For freight Of tobacco
atAveo, apply To
j. p, WHITNEY & CO.. IS CaronIce street
For massage. Apply to captain on hoard. d,9
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sfR FOR LlvERpooL-rnE Al SITr We.

H1 AlGcyic'n snip TiTreI1, IIil"r master Is now
'".tug md viii have 4lic@ dispatch. For fri-h
~ bale, "rtt"n, apply 70
j. T. WHITNEY 4 60 81 ,ronle!ct T.
For TNs-4G", ,t,ihy to fDr captain l,ard. H
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} EN- 0 A :.
GIASGOW W.
A n 7 W f r P

f&TTS FOR ANTEFERP-TEE Al FAST SAIL
&Hf ing American ship Helen SIctsau, Capt Tucker,
Eeis loading and will have immediate patch For
Freight Of $40 bales Of 5000 sacks Of waeat
j. =. WHITNEY X CO, 35 Caronlee St.
For passage. Hnnlv t'rthe r"pt"iu IN hon-d dis
k4E7N FOR HANBURG THE Al HAMBURG
St barnc COpernicl,s, Capt. Dahl, is now loading.
and Will have Immediate dispatch For freight of 90
Eales chltorl apply
j. P, WHITNEY & CO, 25 Carondelet street
Cor tnssnger apply to the captain on board. d22
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VOLUME TX.
SEA-GOING VESSELS.
P Fl l. a D E l. p Fl | A.

E&f FOR PHILADELPHIA - REGULAR
eTN&Se> L1NEnIhe Al clipper bark Mahlon Wiilia HI"
quick dspuch. For balance Of freight passage apply
ms GEO. W. HfSSOS 4 CO., 81 Camp street.
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E5SfG' FOR Lily |iILkPGtbi.-rliE Al VERY FAST
Rfjsf*$ sailing American shir Matnro Dillingham; mas
'2-+z " heFlA4 !uge part OF her cargo .rtH- 20
r,tu wi tvr i'n'up:tg It -,at, Fur nl, Of 4Isl
9a'", COT il":slE ,trT, Nrplv TO
JNHE>, NAfNiHBER ,ttD., 81 Grayfcr,t.
fpF fhS4"|", aiNfIE t" tt" rh"iH' on hoard. III
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Will leave on TUESDAY. 23d inst. o'clock P NJ.
r. n FOis BEUF RIVER, BAYOU
Luis sicily Island, lIarrisonbur Trinity
Rsa54zsa5s Black Riverhe welknown steamer Frank
1Aeeln2, A. Grant, Jr. master having resumed her place
this trade will leave above positively freight passage
apply on board, not OF tu,tolioUse street. dec22
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81 7'OH LlV!1RpOOL-TNE srLl

TX Il DI JN hlits Nt cotton. Apply
j. ?. WHITNEY Il co - parourlrlet street.
f1r passage. nrptyt" rHPa,u bynrd t!j
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale,

I1GO ACRES o. Valuable Land on both sldes sf u
Il Z Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad rs res rom
Nashville. which depot has been recently ocsed we'll
improved good sster, EOCd soil VITA faF prOportion of
tmber and cleared land sxeeen stand or eoantgy
tore ans residence. sber aide et he road The whos,
will be sold 20 SUIT purchasers
sex ACRES, mile nom The town Of Frankiln IN
williamson county on the Liberty road, aHd mile east
the tennessee and Alabama Railroad 100 Acres cleared
and W cultivation Has on II cosrtsbe Dwelling Hoase,
lasting Springs and is productive sUsultable Tor oeF
hsntsono settlements. viii sell \, ~ \. ali 70 sutt
purchasers ~
10 ACRES mostly tbered part osths Eren,Wood Tract
the Tennessee and ALBANIA Railroad 81 miles south
Nashville soil Of excellent quality, admirably aeaptsd V
ths purposes OF Vineyard Nursery, Market 9ATdsn.
i0H ACRES the Gallatin Turnpike road, sk niles
from Nashville, between Stui and siedge would make
busaess IN toEn convenient and cemfortobs coanry
resd
900 ACREs on both sides OF .he Nashville ana North
Western Raiir, sd % miles ofa hvs on Big Arpeth
Rlyer, and mes Kingston Springs sJ
ed-balanee well tmbered-gOOd soi and water and
ortsble improvements.
sex AIRES, well improved, niles from HAshvile, on
the MA Greek Valley Pike. and the NJ r. H. Sell
Of good quality good Dwehng hRe young Orchard znd ~
a very good nei eighborhood.
~ aCRss ia the Brooklyn Lr,s niles North Of Nah
ye the Whites Greek Turnpks road. most beaa-
LOTS Of sny size non 50 feet 10 Is Aerea on The Bussa
Vista Turnpike road. from 70 miles Of NAshvls with
without Timber. convenient 70 Buens Vista sprin,A
10 LO in the corporation Of Nanhvde, wilson
SPRINGS the Tralkn TurnpiEe road
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala r. leverai on and near the
Muressboro Turnpike road Ia the Tth Ward
Eest of Capitol fiin near the corporaton line. A
PRICES L0W-rFRMS LIBERAL. Those who visa 20
purchase would 90 vel 10 make ear APPLICATION 20
aplO-u G " EANCR
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NEW SERIES. mo. $50


Of the American party and imbibes rs principles in
his earliest and pristine vigor. These sentiments
Will not die out for generation, and in less than
generation the republic can be saved SIR. shah
abide Ly that caadHlate who has been ssieesed
by this party 70 proesct The interests ofts country
Between the candidates Of rival sections illnos
select. - ..-.-..s -
] Gao accepting Statesman os twenty DAYS uhose
only principle Is forcing Of the Tooeka oousti-
tuition on the neeks OF the Kansas people, without
pledges to fortitude for good behavior or past to
read the future by. ! marvel at my Republican
friends, still smartiRg under the experience Of what
one unknown man may do, waking with their eyes
open into the same trap. I ri
can accept no man whose tortuous career
touches alternately each extr-me Of the political
sphere, his political life merged in party platform.
and chosen as the leader OF the Democratic party
to torment the North 70 Madness and TO follow n
the footsteps of this administration on the bloody
grounds Of Kansas.
have no preferences between two men Who dis
pute the doubtful honor Of applying the torch to
the temple OF the constitution.
No law can quiet Kansas. unless q soothing ad-
miniStration soften the exaeerbsted feelings OF the
people. With such an administration no lar Is
needed II Mr. Bachanan bselected, he viii follow
the bloody policy OF this administration, whose sins
and glOries. Greytown, -Os.end Kansas and all,
elected he will De the hero Of counter revolution
fierce and msFciless is the retaliation Of the op-
pressed, the sport Of fierce passions 70 which ho
will owe his power, and which he cannot and dare
not control. #
| shall, in this crisis, adhere to Millard Fillmore
who knows not where the South ends and the North
begins, equally above fear or aattery, coratsd
with the glory Of ilassrious administration sa-
luted "Pacihcator" BY the acclaim Of the people.
and now alone capable Of restoring peace TO this
distracted land He has been tried on each extreme
of fortune. He has passed through the torrid zone
Of heady and tempestuous youth without excess.
He has trod the temperate zone Of maturef man
hood, where ambition burns with strongest tame
and reason stands ready to minister to is bidding,
unswayed by any temptation and now near the
close OF great career, in that last zone when the
head iscrOwned with the snow OF many winters and
the Sun OF reason knows no setting where there is
no mist to cloud the eye, and no passion to lead
sstrsy the heart the past Of Ife Is more than the
future temptation jeopsrds more thaa il can prom
ise, and only pOsteTity aud The thrORe Of God are
before him. He can do justice in ths face Of temp
tation, and between eontending factions who viii
not do Justice TO themselves. To him shah adhere
in every extremity. To himI summon my country.
men, in the name Of the Union he saved. And IN
this great Issue put myself or God and NY country
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

sINHE Drec Of this Compsuy nor announce 70 tAs
Public, that this Cemetery hts been laid "a With - y
able snd walks and portions Of the grnunds sub
divided into Family Lots which offered fhr sale
The the grounds tho once Of Tin q
Iey crocst where the public invited 10 can and
anime the same.
me Company feel confident they could not havs made
SUITABLE location for CemeteTy a the vicinity 81
Nashvie ard pledge themselves tbs public spare
money pains MAKE Il equal TO any Cemetery IN tbs
Union. and ch HAsSEie may feel pride Ia
The CeHery y n the charge q COMPETENT SUPER
inenden living the ground under Whose direction In
charges IF. ..al ....
The Directors of The Company desircus thst the
grounds should be visited BY The CEens Of Nashville, and
purpose Omnibus win leave the Ocs of Lindalsy
and CroeNe - O'Clock Tuesday afternoon the 8th nst
Friday thereafter az the hour.
The seats Will De free.
Ladies' and FAMILIES desirous Of visiting The grounds viii
Be aied for their residences. By seating sir, by Se8l
ing their cards 20 the President Of ths Compsny.
A. v. 8. LIaDsLkY, President.
O. ". NANCE see,y. Bu0 yS-tf
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Singing & Piano Lessons,

~ arm ADAw Fpn hohsnis. Furops. issssy
f7sl ctsseand. ohis hegs leave hf5rm ths citizens
~ NashFds and sriny, that b has permanently eatsd
IN "a cig o. he PaEpoae e sFEE insrrtioa IN snsng
and Fisns liaytng-
the sttnt a1apted fsr hs insreton IN engtnE. 3 -
a4td Re Conservatory Par teana Prague AID
MIA, at ~ pFeessed % gxs he snsing easons esr
scAolz sN eaasea - aom % scaoiaEH- fha
snns he Pane lssons uk b giTen ne rcadencss
ef Ne silaf6. paErflHiy Zach lcsssn ~ uknutea-
Lses sD4 Eensssua asairin sldy Dramatc and o.
D. Instructed every d4y.
Aeb szaar sosssslsd l.srn bsstis M psz1sns
The pano. sisinE ne nuntafiQn 0f Al n1sic ~
fTthsr pATt eszrs cal g ts Rocr8 No u fIots 81
thsishsle eaa - also fhs diGsrsnt feporis snd
fFt5 - g Fa..a
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ARARE CHANCE

a5O0 acres 10 Is abandance o. timber hr sagipg
barrel skinS "a u vel uALsrsd there on H. q
where. sb eh In Hnecsssfa op-Eation and cntting
700 eet Of plank day This ract ofsnt suscepthe 81
beng a- 0f the best Stock IN the country. 70
Is rs niles irom Nashville ~ miles Turnplts. rnfnpiks
viz Be b1 H. running through the land, and uith
mile of hs Ai Byshs purchasers pay ng onshAf cash.
liberal tim viii be gysn The baaade, Shch the NH may
be msde pfy sh proper Rttenton. The hands 70
Mn may hired FOR the balance Of tAs year desired.
liberal trade might be made u coed negroes and maies IN
ray. Pog iarher particulars Apply a. this once.
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Land for s aIe.

| 0FFER for sale (T00l SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES q
or LAND lying on the ConmbiA Central Turnpiks -
Roaa seven MILES fron Colombia and toa M. Piece
ant, being psrtof The trsct ichf de.
This Land s equal not supeTisr 20 hsury eoany
Is well waterod (the celebrated Devsrs spring being os
the part offered FOR sa) vel tmbered ard we'll Improved
here the premises some beautiful briding dts
fronting the TurnPks and the empafed Rail k0&d. II
sil Be divided 10 suit purchasers or sold IN body.
For further Information ApPly TO at Ashvsod p One
Msury county, Tennessee.
auRii-N LuOllH POLK.
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NEW FIRM !!

FE Hnen isnsd having boughs eat tts drm 81 O "
kSbeftsa e Co.. and fsrntd q eo-paTtner hip % ba
IN aoosrsec ard Deshis vii eoutnue Ne bnziaasa
Of dnE - roots snd shoss Hats. CAps 4c &c. a. The
siaud a he eru No u kouth Coege street where
asy hIs - eAse aiuafou % ooslness, nsr TIE
ton q he ad nrEa, and tAs Paolc ssnsrAlly. q
q. ". ROBERTenN.
as J0HN 8 DAEuIKlL
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DISSOLUTION.

fNHE partnsrshp hersoiore existing under ths
ara stye Of O. w. Robarsson Co., is this day dia-
solved ey uiutaa consent O. W. ROBERrsoN.
JAMES \. BRADSHAW,
JOHN r. JONES, 1r.
y B-The business cf re ais arm VII ~ closed ap ~
either ~ s late partners the old stand College strsst
Al ihoss ndested sher ~ note socoant rsqussd
% maks Lameiiate paymenL iye
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FREsH ARRTVAL on PTANOS.

a nhs Nsia sests aad n1sit salosn - y M.CLUaH
n e.n - sane Ne afse1t aae bes e lanos
sN4r e41lf4 ~ ~ uer4f cnsinE e eR and Octave.
fisle <nd sagtaiy Carved Anssaeod ezsss one 6 hsn
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GEO, w, C0WAN,
ED. BURKE PICKETT,
REAL ESTATE, COM n RCIAL,
FINANCIAL AND
G. z N E II Ar A G E N r.


NASHVILLE, TENN,
IEL take charge Of any business entrusted to him,
w qurng the vices OF Agent, for commission
reiy satisfactory all parties and in all cases, charges
viii be made unless satsiactiun Is given.
he performance Of Contracts Purchase, Sale and Rent
ing Of Real Estate In the city and elsewhere the Purchase
and Sale upon Commission u Bonds stocks and Pubic
Debts and Notes of every descrrton Merchandise Groce
ries, ali kinds of Machinery and Agricultural Seeds and
Imoemeus the settlement ~ and claims and col
lecOns generally attended faithfully and prompt
made.
ES- Information sought and given In every department
of business Hoping for only b. strict attention
engagements and looking rather the quantity o bn-
Eness donr than to hOrb0Hf charges respectfully so
lict share Of public pstronage.
REFERENCEs:
Gov. W. B. Campbell, @. w Jackson 7. Motley, Bank
OF Middle Tenn. Lebanon GOV n. s. Brown, Fah A
Cunningham Church Anderson, Mcclure Back 90, Burge
A Allen, Anderson, Allison 90, John Bren ESQ, A.
Duncan MaeEenGe Wilson. Nashville; Joseph W Allen,
Eq New Orleans, John ". Barr, PtsburEh, }. D. Leh-
mrr, Cincinnati; Edmund Cooper Caldwell Cumming ,
Nhehyvile MAJ e. q. tlis, ". }. spence, Mu ecshOrn.
W @. whitthorne SO Col. A. NJ. loOney Coamu,s Col
J. C. Guild Col wltiead H. Halum Lsq z Rster, Esq
Galaun; Y NV d. Alexander Maj D BurfOrd, Col ,
Waugh Dixon springs; pT A. Il. Kind, J. r. Moores, Esq
and Carthage.
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speech of Hon. Henry w. Davis,

of .Rarvland. delivered IN the House Of RepreseT.
tatives on the 7th of AHgHst, $50, on National
politics