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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-14
COMMERCIAL.

DAILY PATRIOT OFTICE,
Nashville, Jan. IA.
C0rToN.-The Cotton Market, owing 10 the cold
weather, was inactive last week. The demand
however, was good, aud all that offered changed
hands speedily at 7a71c
GRAIN-There is no demand for grain at pres
ent.
Business of all kinds has been dull, caused chiefly
by the inclemeucy of the weather
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BRILLIANT DISPLAY
OF
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS,
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No. 2 Gems Of British Ar; with choice specim ems
# Poetry, History nd Romaoee.
No 3. Ornaments Of Memory: Or Beauties q History,
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No II. The Book Of Beauty wah several ssaas.aal T.
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70. y a Winter Wreath Of Sumner Flowers. With
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Ann ais.
Friendships ofsring. AsnsTy's Git
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Oh isgian Keepsake. Nos Hose.
Affsction's Gifr The Phil0pena.
The At ante Souvenir
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Prayer IeOks ana Hymn Books, In several styles 81
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P per Eacke Work Rcxss, Writing nerks Rortfo-
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20 tks mad vel llsass q efaney a the y1uag
Tweniy hss a-reat tisls q CAMS FOR JUysSILEss
Together With osAsg ding 70 neatioa.
me pbe are respectfully lrEissd q caIi and exsgans Ca
sherssivss CaARlEs w. SMITH
deco ace ha. a College =.
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5 b y , y y y
G L. A y ; 4,

sol Prizes Amounting to 500, 900
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Every Prize drawn each drawing, and paid, when due
Tickets SO: Halves SIS; Qarters SO so.
~ Address JAMES Z. WINTER, Manager,
Macon, Ca
dec22-td or BOX t43 NAsHyHlE 2. o.
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MORE SSow.-Dhe temperature of the
weather moderated Friday evening, and Sat
urday morning there was anolher fall of Snow.
II continued to fall ill midday but 10 small
quantities.
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EaR SALE.

IN the 18Th OF January next will sell to The highest
~ builder, my Tract OF Land. containing about u
600 Aers 90 cleared the balance IN timber being IN
miles from Port Royal the waters q sulphur Fork OF kSs
River. IS we'll adapted the groSth Of Wheat Corn and
Tobacco, with Comfortable improvements 81 sores seeded
in Wheat convenient to good Mills OF which manu-
Featuring mills the OF he'd River. u miles rom
Carksye In good neRhhorhcod convenient 10 schools
and churches TEAMs-0ne third Ca TIE ha IN one
and two ears, with ineret Fues BY The lst Of
February For further partcuss call j. O. DRrden, OF
Nashville, me, on the reInis-s.
decls-iHANlm LEY amltAh GEO. McCAULEY.
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DYsPEPsIA AND kDIGEsTIox,-These great
Nlez.8 scourges Of our people cannot be too vel un
derstood or the Of avertng or curing them too
highly appreciated The person who discovers any means
Of cure or alienation coniers benefit upon his fellows and
ia deserving Of honor This desirable consummaon has
been achieved ard only dyspepsia be cured but
NAV be prevented BY the Of Hoofands German Bers
prepared by Dr. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia Which medi-
Is spoken of in Of the highest commentator by
thousands who have tested its efficacy 1t is perfectly IN
in lis nature ard possesses the valuable property
Of improving the health Of the robust as wen as restoring
he health of the sick. See advertisement.
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r. DR.. WN. ii. Harding, member Of the Viz
ginia House OF Delegates, died OF poison in Rich.
mond the 4th inst lie was sick. and took fifteen
grains Of morphine through mistake, the medicine
having been Intended for external application to
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M6rRmosT ron KvERi-Nching is Ike itparicularly II
you are sure to get the object Of choice Rut howl
Oh he easiest thing IN the world They cannot resist
They must love you you win H. Only read Professor
RoxDours book she Bliss Of Marriage which We sdver-
tie to-day Ii bers you TO the curious secret. is won
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The river continues full OF floating ice and
is falling with about 8 feet water on the
Shoals.
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For SALE.

I OFFER for sale the following property: One Ims
prov ed Lot situated in Edgehsid Bell street,
Sp ing WetmOre streets he lot fronts 30 fset
and runs back ~ oct The improvements Il are.
Dwelling With rooms, entry, back stable csri
age house, and well Of good water.
AISO-A vacant Lot. Bell street, nearly oppo-
site the above, fronting hyhree and running back
hundred and ninety four iect-ieneed IN.
And three fty feet lots in ZoIcOasrs Addition the
corner Of Russell and Tulip streets.
r. A. BAlL,OHR.
oct2 B General Agent, ! .t-tHdeTck
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K. c.. M'NAIRY & co.

NO. 90 COLLEGE SEss N0ShVl11es Nenns
II AVE hand Of the largest and most complete
II stocks Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, suiia
BILE for Fa and Winter offered at retail in this
ke And having within the last few days received their
third large FALL IMPORTATION and many articles bought
at prices far below their usual cost are enabled to offer in
ducements to all persons wanting goods in their hne
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Founced Silks in all colors for day and evening
dresses SIS to $50; Elegant Moire Antiques, plain
and striped for both day and evening" elegant Plaid and
Striped silks, all qualities and prices Plain RePt Silks in
all eoors for day and evening dresses Pou de Soe do
Cashmere Robes with borders, elegant; Cashmere Robes
printed, do.
Plain and Printed Dclaines.
The largest lot offered in this city, bought at greatly
reduced prices, which will be sold proportonably low
$40 patterns Union de LANES, at only 20 piece Plain
Mernos in all colors In short, EvEsH THING in the dress
goods line.
FIanneIs.
Extra heavy, all Wool, for Drawers;
shaker
All qualities Welsh and other unshrinking Fannels;
fine saque Rannes all colors; and for children, common
White, Red and Yellow, all qualities.
For Boys.
All descriptions Of goods for Boys Clothing sEch Jean
Satinetts, Tweeds, Cassimeres, sc. &C.
staple Goods.
All kinds Sheetiugs shirtings Pillow Dcmestcs. Tckngs
Apron Checks Canton Fannes Prints Irish Linens, PAID
Linseys, Negro Kerseys, &C. &C.
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
Everything this line. Honiton Collars and Colarete
VAL Collars Coarettes and eeves separate in SETS AL
kinds Of French and Scotch Worked Collars; Mourning Col
lars, in great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything IN Muslin and Lace Curtains. Also Uoon all
Wool and Satin laiue Dana ks, with Glmps, Tassells,
Loops Cords, &C. to match. Also Cernce and Pins, all
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies Misses Mems and Boys all
Of which they will sell at the Low est possible prices
Carpets
In erdless variety, and all qualities. Many styles
received within the last days. at prices to insure entire
satisfaction Also, large lot OF Rugs Mats Druges,
Crumb l6ths Oil CLOTH Mats for Fire Places, Wash
Stands &c &c. r. @. McNAIRY A CO.,
novel No IS College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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FROM WHEELING,
ady.Made Clothing, &C., &c.

BENZ. r. HiELDs AGENT FoR TRUSTEE,
IL As JUST RECEIVED, per steamer E Ia" INVOKE
L of Superior ReAdy-Made Clothing, Gentlemsn's Hos
cry Suspenfer Gloves Cotton and Linen Shirts CraYats,
Stocks Pocket Handkerchiefs, &C., &C.
This stock Is Of The styles and make, and will
pare with any this other market Our instructions
TO sill Vt Eastern cost, and for cash good chance,
sure. No variation. BENZ. ?. SHIELDS,
decS-tT AGENT
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Trust Sale of Dry Goods.

ATFssRs. PLUMMER co having executed deed Of
WI trust to the ubd rgned conveying their entire stock
Of Goods the will be sold the most reasonable
terms for cash. at the old stand No - Public square, for
short time
Persons indebted to said firm requested 20 for
ward and make payment immediately, their accounts will
be placed IN the hands Of an officer the accounts note
&C, a'e also assigned.
The books and Of said firm open for the
spection Of creditors JOHN O. FERG USON.
dec22-u Trustee.
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GROCERIES AT AUcuoY.-Davis, Pitcher &
Co. sell Groceries al auction Tomorrow morn
ing, 18th inst. See advertisement.
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FRANK LESLIE ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
A new publication for sale by J. York &
Co, by single numbers or subscription.
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DccIaions of tLu Supreme Court.

STH CIRCUIT.
Mitchell ct ais, VS. W Il & j W. Nance, opin-
ion by Judge Mckinney eli ming judgment below.
GrH CiRCUI LAW.
Young VS. Warmoih Ex ct als, opinion by
Judge Mckinney, affirming jadgn, Mt below.
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A House and lot McLemore street. The -
n Lot fronts l5e feet MeLemore street. and runs nj
ack 104 feet. The House Is a TWO Story Brick, and -
contains rooms hall above and below, with kitchen nut
house, &C. This property located Ia the nsghb0rhood %
the Nashville and North Western Railroad Depot II l. also
convenient the business portion Of The city ard be
had upon good terms iurtheF information apply to
r. A. BALLOWE,
oci5 Gtn7 AT No. II neaderick
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Commissioner's sale.

J. D. Tyler guardian and pIa c. NJ. Tyler dens.
pursuance Of Decree q he Todd Circuit Court the
above suit at the December Term, 1865 Of said Court,
viii Commissioner under said cree sell 10 the highest
bidder at the late residence Of W. B. Tyler deceased
Monday, the 2lst day Of January, 1855,
the Of land which said deeedent aisdcontansns
between $50 and 400 Acres.
Said land hes the road hon Eta ton, KY 70 Carkvias,
Tenn In rich and fe tile part VI the county, aud Is %
the best mbeTed tracts Of land the Of the
county Abou, 800 cleared and in ne stats Of
cultivation. There good Dwelling House The pacs;
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A. c. & A. b. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
40 College street..
IIAVE opened very large stock Of all kinds Of DRESS
GOODS suitable the Fall and Winter Trade of the
Newest STYLES
Also Asnusome lot Of all the designs Of CL0AKs
and MANTLES in store and ready for exhibition. We
pecaly invite you look at stock Of Coaks before
buying.
We have in very large stock Of al kinds Of CAR
PETS OF the patterns and ster ourselves to sell
them cheap any other House this side Of the
tains. We have all kinds Of CURTAIN DAMAsKs and
LACE CURTAINS.
In addition 10 the above, have large stock Of an
kinds Of DRY GODS, suitable for the Fai and Winter
Trade A. G. A. b. BEECH,
sepl5 No. 40 College 81. hvile, Tenn.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VITE viii expose public sale at the Court House in
w Nashville the 22i Of December next, tie e loving
valuable Lots:
House and Lot on Cherry St. occupied by Dr. Gortoz,
adjoining vacant lot, occupied BY Mr. Stevenson
Stone Cutter
One half Of the House and Lot on Market S. TIE onsr
half belong TO ". Burns ESQ.
TrEs or sA1K:-Ons third cash, the balance in and
two yeas payable 10 Bank, with two good en-
dorssrs The title to be retained until the purchase moeey
is paid. J. " IhnEAAEs
noy9--dtrwkvtd s. v LOGAN.
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To Nervous sufFerers-A RETRtD CLERGYMAN
* restored to health in a few days, after many days
Of great suffering is anxious to make known the
means Of cure Will send Gree the prescription used d.
rect the Rev. JOHN NJ DAaEA No 50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn,
Wv Work
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I'hess ~ kLouRis-ws hare now IL sissu Aas
= fteEiflnK dds lafEF qn4ntit<t ~ f1ar lrnaa
Lebanoa Anz-carter, White a c.. - bsrs al 49,
Qoodletisyiie MAD 4 Rstd nre.,
eFenees AI.aF--l4aaFe. MaHaaY O..
fast kGs ~ a s4-A -. hsftsFlI Wntsan,
!. uAiea - i1flis ths aatsesian - DAAazaa eniy.
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RECEIVED, AND NOW IN STORE BY
CHURCH. ANDERSON,
r Nos ard Rroad street--

RECEIVED, AND NOW IN STORE BY
CHURCH ANDERSON,
A Nos l aud Broad street.
n FROM NEW ORLEANS,
so hhds. New Sugar;
100 bag Rio Ccgee
leo bxs. Fresh Raisins;
90 kits fresh Fish;
100 bills. MOlasses;
80 NJ. bbls. do;
BOO sacks Salt
EROH BALTIMORE,
leo doz Fresh Oysters;
100 bags PRIME Coffee.
FROM CINCINNATI,
100 bxs.. halves and ours, Star Candles;
100 doz. Pat. Eyed p. Buckets;
~ nests Tabs;
50 doz. Wash Boards;
10 bbis Bscking;
100 bxs Western Reserve Cheese;
100 ibis. Wilshire's Whisky;
100 " Deans "a
20 I" Old Rye
81 " Bourbon;
80 " Mon)ngahela;
10 Z" Brandy;
10 Z" Gin;
is &" NJ. Wine.
FROM NEW YORK,
10000 Spanish Sole leather
90 casks English soda;
20 bags Race Ginger;
30 Pepper;
20 DO Spice;
6ceToons Indigo;
casks Nader;
100000 G. d. Caps;
FROM ST. LOUIS,
25 kegs Golden Syrup;
20 half bbs do;
bbls. do;
IS kegs Lead;
200 bags Shot.
FROM WHEELING,
200 kegs assoIt ted Nails.
The above articles received yesterday-ail and
fresh and will be disposed Of at sstonhngIy low prices
Having been purchased at the lowest possible figure for The
Be they viii Of be exchanged al the lowest posi-
bic figure for tie Dcicer. factuH Can and for your.
selves. CHURCH ANDERSON,
nOv23 Nos ! and Broad 81.
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Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF aEoRGIA.
M a r. n NJ q A

TVHIs LOTTERY conduc' ed the plan Of the Royal
L Lottery Of Havana Of single nnmbers-and drawn al
Concert Hall Macon Ca, under the superinen-
dence Of Col. Geo. M. Logan and Jas. A. Niss
bet. Esq, - 81
Grand Scheme for January 18th, 1856.
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IOR SALE.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND L0T-We Offering
f1r sale that commanding sits College Hii knovn
the "CAgPHElI Place" The Lot onis $50 feet Ms
ket situated opposite the EUteeg Property, and 10
offered Tor about what the OF Is Woi On.
decITl LINDSEY CROCKLTT.
LNOR SAEE-A HOUSE AND Let IN est Rshviis.
It The lot fronts McGavock street 50 feet and
ack l65 feet to ~ cot alley The House contains
and bali, with stables, &C. z. A. BALL0wE
Gem AR't, No. ~ Deaderick Sd
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PEoF. wooD's BAR REsToRATvE-The testimony OF all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article is that will the gray and the bald eradicate
seae Of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age 1t is now put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement.
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WAIEFtIEn

On Tuesday, 9th Inst, by Rev. A. L. P Green,
Mr. RrCnARD McCULLocH, TO Miss KATE LEDBET.
TER, daughter OF Col W. Ledbet,er Of this vicinity
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NJ, % EAo1 IdlhU oInEEAI
iy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO
Gge WasBbiIIe 4atrlot,
Published Daily, Tri Weekly and Weekly.
Terms as follows:
$S %
TRI-WEEKLY, 10
WEEKLY, ..........-..... ........ 90
To climbs at reduced rates
DAILY PATRIOT
PRINTING House
NO 1s DEADERICK STREET,
Smith, Morgan & Co., PrOprietOrS
Having contaminated the union of the "TRUE wHIG,'
Office MoRGAN's select and extensive JOB OFFICE,
have Of the
Largest & Best Appointed
PRINTING HOUSES
in the Southwest and are, therefore, well prepared for
executing
PRINTING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
PLAIN, FANCY OR IN coLoRs,
NEATNESS, ACCURACY s DISPATCH
AND AT THE
LOWEST PRICES
Our assortment of
ORNAMENTAL TYPES,
COLOREO INKS, BRON1ES, FLOCKS AND CRYSTALS,
is unusually varied and extensive, and with the
additions that being made to it, is intended to comprise
every ng that possibly be demanded by the business o
the country, embracing much that's
ENTIRELY NEW
INTYPE AND STYLE OF PRINTING
Prompt and particular attention win be devoted print
ing for
STEAMBOATS, & RAILROADS.
Our establishment possessing superior facilities and the
advantage of long practical experience in the execution Of
this description Of work. Orders from
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS
win be Of our utmost endeavors to secure
ACCURACY AND STYLE
in their execution, fufnen Of which pledge
confidently refer past in that particular de-
partment of the trade
We have organized separate department be devoted
exclusively to the printing of
Guuk5 nn0 puHlpbIet5,
arrangement that viii the utmost possible dispatch
In he of grko Of that
Orders for
Book-Binding and Ruling
will be filed in the best and advantageous
BLANK BOOKS WITH PRINTED HEADS,
and every similar description work in the neatet
style.
Having in Office the latest improvements in the shape Of
POWER JOB PRESSES,
we are enabled to dispatch with the greatest facility al
varieties Of
COMMERCIAL PRINTING,
BILLS LADING, FUNERAL NOTICES,
BANK CHECKS, CATALOGUES,
CIRCULARS Of all kinds, HAT-TIPs,
INSURANCE POLICIES, BILL-HEADs,
BLANK DEEDS LABELS
AUCTION BILLS, PROGRAMMES,
DRAY TICKETS, PERIODICALS,
NOTICES MAGAZINES,
BLANK RECEIPTS, ELECTION TICKETS.
COUNTRY STORE BILLS
Of every description Illuminated with suitable devices.
Ornamental, Plain and Fancy
PRINTING,
Specimens always on hand in the Counting Room.
CARDS e. BALL TICKETS
Illuminated with the Latest Ornaments.
Business Cards and Circulars
Done In the handsomest style, with sutable
+ y @ AVN @ 8
Representing business furnished order and executed by
Of the best Eugrave Ia the country the usual prices
for such Wosk.
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At the annual meeting Of this Association
held last Saturday night, the following gentle
men were elected officers for the ensuing year:
WILLIAM SrOCKELL. President.
ALEX. MACKENZIE, Vice President.
J. f. MORGAN. Secretary &c Treasurer.
JAS. PLUNKETr. Cor. Secretdry
CHARLES DAVIS, Librarian.
DIRECToRs
J.B KNOWLES, w. TURBEVILLE
NJ. NJ MONOHAN, A.. A. SHIT,
T. NJ. BRENNAN.
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TERMS OF SALE.

One third cash the balance in and two years. with E
terest from date Bond, with approved security, win be
CURED Of the purchaser aud lien retained on the land TN
the purchase money is paid. g. TERRY, Commis'er.
N.B-Any desiring said Fam wiz please call
G. NJ Tyler the premises; d. B. smith, At Badsns
vile: @. Terry. AZ Elksnn. dec2s--aa
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LAND SALES. sc.
IRON PROPERLY FORSAlE.

bis Laurel and Lands consisting o. some I've
six thousand acres situated in Dickson county sbous
miles Southeast Of Charlotte sdateg the lire Of the
" INV Railroad Said Furnace N successful op-
Grafton, and entirely havng probably The best Engine
ami Blast IN the State II IS well supplied 81 Ore and f
ber Also. about 400 Of vel 1imbered Land with
an excellent Ore Bank, situated In Hickman county Tenn,
few miles nom Etna Furnace And, also. the Buffalo Iron
Works situated in Lawrence county. Tenn: "a property
has about 10 600 Of Lan which large bodies %
Iron Ore-exceent vassr power NAN Bra O. and also
Chiefs ereek-On shieh good Furrae- Stack, .ust
completed Tbs exceile;t Arm the IA pacs,
which Is within miles Of me Tenn. 4 Ala. RslrOsd.
My object In selling, il TO my basincss,
have lately purchased Carroll FuTnaneo nd having
Iron Properly than can attend wish D. sen. and win
make the interpet any dssn % pcrch such
property buy o. Any Wishing 20 purchase ether
Of the places ell At Lam el turosoe at Car
roll Furnace, 70 Laurel Furnace the ckmsn bans
and s. e. W. Napier The buffalo property As 70 those
lands. Either Of whom VIII take pleasure In showing them
the property. W. G. NAPIER.
decai-dtrar1m Union COPY. stnd BIN 70 thi. once
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

INIIE subscriber offers for sale handsome little -
country deuce eona ming 50 acres Situated It'll
ahaf mile from fune, iiamson county immedi- 1i,A.
ate y the Noensvle and Nashville Turn pike. he
improvements the place, area handsome new Brio
Cotge House. with rooms, and good Brick Store Gus
other bHDgs excel ent Orchard Of young Fr uis
Trees, &c &C.
The place dmi ably adapted flr Boarding House, be-
ing situated mmediats vicinity cf good Male Fs-
male Academy, and boa des always plenty To any
wishing pee county residence his place offers n
usual Inducements and good bargain be had BY apP y
ing soon
Any person wishing to purchase III call John A. Jor
dan, hO will shew them the premises.
Tliuns, jans-sws THOMAS PEAY.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
DIOtR NED EITIN

A Adjourn Meeting OF the members 4 the Mechanics
"a Inst ute vii be ne the Library 70 m, Satcr ny
nigh the 9Th inst az O'Clock, for the purp Of eectiug
OH for the ensuing year. III. M. MUNUHsN,
jans-5t Presiieut
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sHELBYvILLE UNIVERSITY.

sHELBYVILLE, BEDFORD COUNTY, Tennessee.
1--WE public are respectfully potidrd thii the LTEaARr
Department the above las itutpu viii rs
first Sss,ioa he FIRST MONDAY OF FEBRUARY $50
A. Tru,tros, .itor ourselves that with inyrfsuy
Buildings large snl imposing corps Of Iassructo Hr4ed
and efficient, geographical position In our av
trail and accessible in connection with te good e5li ue
hne morals and she excellent cuy ~ cur aoy gfpNng
town. prepared oa-r great lna1ccmrn % afunts
aud guardians who may have aa waId - eJuats 20
favor VIII a, "a p trOn &C.
TACULrT.
Raw. l.. HAMILTON, President and "roie'sor o. Moral
aud Mental Phlasupb and iel.es lie tres.
p. GLHNN A. NJ, PIof-sso- Of Accent md Modern
Languages
A. AINN, A. NJ, Professor o. Matthew ilcs
--, rroft cor at kNprFintn- IA 5 aerecs.
III CAkEy, A. "a. sup. PIcallatoTy ID, pagtaen--
--, Asi. tant
TftERE~ ga TUITION
Per Session Of IwSnty-ono Nstks-One hall payable
IL advance
AcAbsAio ...-.--. y 20 .
lEAE6ULsR.. .-......s.--. - ~
SuiAASlAik :, 70
&c CIRCULAR, giving u.ine Of The Coarse o s.u
dee bc pursued tctnct with other informs
ton are ready Tor Distribution, uoa app cAGion,
will lie immei ately sont O. ans assirlnF copy.
boarding. may be obta private "a q frcu IS
70 f1J per m0n, payable tlc inaae and ed % BE
Ei3ns.
loss Of tisne uules o. prat~s assness, other
piovideut a. caasrs.
For further parieiis.s al zee IN Secretary of che ard
J. A. III KEM0aE,
Plsi4d boarl fgusiees
THoMks D caSS0S sco'v. d-2t- 8
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-14

A FIRST RATE Hsso-tm mt Underwear OF slk Marine,
n Lambs WOOL shaker ami he,yy knit. Received ana
for sale BIZ J a Mc,ilLL,
Ladies and Genteuens Furnishing SO e,
ian9 Corner square and college street