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FORTY FOUR DOLLARS PER PoUND.-Among the
passengers" by the Hudson River, &c. &c, sfew
DAYS since, were two Cashmere Shawl Goats,
bound for Tennessee. The Albany Times says
they were purchasedsin South Carolina at s., 600,
and have been on exhibition in New York. Ad-
hitting the animals to weigh 60 lbs, for they are
diminutive creatures, they would cost about S44
per pound, which is rather an extraVagant price,
almost equal to what one Essu paid on a certain
occasion for a single mess of pottsge, made from
similar meat As the wool of these goats, howe
yer, sells for S. per h., the specimens above re.
ferred will doubtless prove good investment even
at $1,000.
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DENoUNc1EG DoNELsoN.-It is not only amusing,
but actually sorrowful to hear the curses, the i'm
precautions, the execrations, the ansthemas hesped
upon the head of the poor unfortunate statesman
of Tulip Grove-the inheritor of Gen. Jsckson's
name and sword, but none of his virtues-the ex-
tinct the defunct and annihilated Donelson. The
know nothings who voted for him on Tuesday are
almost unanimous in their abuse of their late can
didate for the Vice Presidency. They accuse him
in the boldest manner of having been the cause of
all their troubles, difficulties and m.sforunes Had
itnot been for his stupidity they say, they might
have succeeded somewhere; but encountered by
his dead weight by man of none but bad rep
utahon-they allege that they could not avoid
the great disaster that has overwhelmed them
Louisville Courier,
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The PROGRESS OF LIFE Men rejoice when the
has risen; they rejoice also when it goes down;
while they are unconscious of the decay of their
own lives. Men rejoice on seeing the face OF q
new season. as at the arrival of one greatly desired.
Nevertheless the revolution of one season is the
decay of man. Fragments of driftwood meeting
in the wide ocean continue together little space;
thus parents, wives, children, friends and riches,
remain with US q short time, then separate-the
separation is inevitable. Memorial can escape the
common lot; he who mourns for departed relstives
has no power to cause them to return. One stand
ing on the road, would readily say to number of
persons passing by, Il will follow you;"-why,
then, shoulds person grieVe when journeying the
same road which has been assuredly travelled by
all our foresthers2 Life resembles q cataract rush.
ing down with irresistible impetuosty. Knowing
that the end of life is death, every right minded
man ought TO pursue that which is connected with
happiness and ultimate bliss--Dubltn University
MAGAZINE,
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A SWELLING FABRICATION ON SMALL FACT.
Recently worthy man, much of observer of fash-
ons returned to his home within twenty miles U.S.
having been in the Far West about year The
hing that puzzled him his arrival wifes skirts
ais wife in the habit of calling the
6 Hoop-de-dooden-do! {"
A lady sat in her roeking chair,
(Ths tale yet may rue)
Her skirts sweled out in wide array
From her +" hoop-de-dooden-doi q"
Her lord had gone a long ways OF,
(Ahd stopped too long there toO,)
So the lady increased her skirts at home
With her " hoop de-dooden-do ~
Long months rolled on-a year flew by,
(f0 stop time never sne,)
Still the lady's skirts in fashion stuck out
From her " hoop de-dooden-dooln
Towards winter time her lord came home,
(PeThRps his nose looked blue,)
He g smell q miee''-he star'd at the skirts
And their :" hoop de-dOeden-dOoi :"
Al length he spake unto his wife,
Now, good wives all speak true,)
My dear, what makes your skirts swell out I''
"Why, my 'hoop-de-dooden-doO! -
The good man saw twas fashions within,
(E'ea fashion wives pursue,)
But he VOWS his wlfe's skirts scared him so
With her /" hoop de dooden-dOOl"
lS0HtH Side Democrat.
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A COMPARISON

The following we find in the New York Journal
of Commerce:
large majorities Of their candidates in few of the
States, particularly Massachusetts,, New York,
Maine and Vermont; but suppose we take look
at the whole field. We shall then find that Free
mont is farther behind in the popular than in the
electoral vote. For it must be remembered that
in fifteen States of the Union he has no vote at all
or SO few that they are not worth naming; there
fore the whole Buchanan vote of those fifteen
States is 30 much msjority against Fremont-We
are inclined to think that the votes of the three
candidates in the nation at large Counting South
Carolina as $4,000 for Buchanan, and none for
either of the other canddates) will be in the neigh
borhood of what follows, viz:
Buchanan, 1,750000
Fremont, 1,2500OO
Fillmore, 10000
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosroN, Wednesday Nov. u.

The Fillmore American Council for Massachu-
sets met in this city yesterday afternoon. About
fifty delegates were in attendance. a series of
resolutions were discussed and finally adopted,
acknowledging the supremacy of the National
American Organization, and declaring in favor of
the publication of>the ballot-box and the preven-
ton of any interference of Church hiersrches in
politics; the protection of American men, Ameri-
can rights and American interests; an open B ible
and Free Schools; Registry law in every State;
q modification of the Naturalization laws and in
fine, for the general principle that Americans
sbo MD rula America a"
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A SHORT coNPAR

The following dialogue is said to have taken
place few days after the election between coun-
try democrat and one of our city know-nothinge;
Democrst.-Hallo, Doctor, how has the election
gomez
K. N--Well-only $3.50.
Dem.-How many did Fillmore git2
Z. None.
Dem.-Onel Didn't he git another?
K.N.-Another Do you expect man to get
sthou-ssnd Ststes1
The indignant Doctor yamoosed,
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| The PLANET JUPTER.-Jupiter is now the eveo
ming star, and will continue so until April IL, 1857
Jupiter is the largest of all the planets, and next
to Venus the most brill ant. 1t is one thousand
three hundred times larger tn an the EARTH is about
four hundred and ninety FIVE million eight hundre
thousand miles distant from the sun, and is accom-.
| panied by four moons, which help it to give its
light 1t is twelve years in revolving around the
sun, and turns about on its axis once in ten hours,
which gives it velocity at its equator of four
thousand six hundred and fifty eight miles in
minute, or speed two thousand times greater
than that of a cannon ball. Its axis being nearly
perpendicular to the plane of its orbit, the sun is
almost always in the plane of its equator.
NEXT UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM New YORK.
Now that the election is over and the LegisIa-
ture for Fremont, we believe the following will be
candidates for the United States Senate next win
ter at Albany:
Horace Greeley.
James Watson Webb.
William G. Bryant.
Henry ]. Raymond
James Gordon Bennett.
There's plenty to choose from, and to spare
Let their several friends go to work and intrigue
for the high post. Much depends on it. The
quintuple alliance at last--Nes0 York Herald.
H- The Richmond Epguirtr de ais in the lofti-
est kind of "hgt .alutin" in speaking o. the result
of the election. Hear it:
The potent voice of the Democracy has spoken
the concentrated words, Peace, be still ard be-
fore its presence the elements of faction and fu-
sion, of Know NothiDgism aud Abolitionism, have
subsidized, and the dove Of peace spreads her hal
con wing over the lately troubled waters"
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WSuch was the violence of know nothiDgism
at New Orleans during the recent elections that
the proprietOrs of the Courier office, democratic
paper, bad to fortfy their establishment with arms
against threatened attack.
Senator SlideIl, while passing quietly through
the crowd on the day of the election was knock.
ed down By some of the lswess assassins.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-19

Qua HEBREW ClTHENs--The New York Er.
press makes the following remarks concerning this
Interesting class OF people:
Hidden away, as it were, behind the great
| mass OF our Christian inhabitants there is very
large population of Jews; people shut up almost
| in themselvej, preserving their own customs,
practising their own sublime and glorious religion
and keeping up quietly, but faithfully, the cere.
monies and traditions that have come down to
| them from their forefsthers. Observing their
| Sabbath, when all the rest of our population is
| busily engaged IN traffic and business, the Jews
have but lew Christians as visitors to their places
of worship; and the synsgogues remaining closed
upon Sunday, when people so disposed usually in
vestglte the religious ceremonies of their neigh
| bore, out small portion of our citizens compare.
| lively know anything about the very Interesting
| Jewish ceremonial law and practices.
The number of Jews in the United States ex-
| ceeds quarter of million, and in the State OF
| New York there are about forty thousand, oil
| whom nearly seven-eighths reside in the Empire
City. This estimate is arrived at not by any Gen.
| sus-the taking of which is forbidden by the jew
| ssh law-but by the amount of unleayened bread
| Consumed at the season of the Passover. At that
| time for one week, no Jew is permitted to eat
| ieaVened bread The Passover bread is baked in
large public ovens and is dealt out TO ell applying
lamiles at the rat, OF five pounds for every man,
| woman and child. By the law they are all obliged
| t. eat 1t, AMI we understand that but very few
perhaps not five hund. ed in the whole country,
neglect to fulfill their Obligations in this particular
| Therefore by the amount of Passover bread con.
sumed, it is very easy to compute the number OF
the faithful children OF Israel IN the country.
In New York city the Jews possess twenty
! synagogues besides one in Williamsburg and one
in Brooklyn. Several of these synsgogues, for
re and architectural beauty, will bear comparison
with the churches OF the Christian denominations
| The principal ones ere situated in Crosby, Green
Norfolk, Wooster, Clinton, and East Twelfth streets
In West 28th street there is large and well con-
Quoted Jewish Hospital, and ably taught schools
are attached to several OF the synsgogues. "
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GET THE BEST.
Larcornbe's AnabrotVpes

TOOK the first Premium all competitors the
Exhibitions, and acknowledged 10 be the best
Pictures made in Tennessee.
CrP Made as heretofore New York and Philadelphia
prices and put up in tip top style at his AMBRo1fPE
ROOMS No. 40 College street, over Campbell Donegan's.
noyI3-dlm.
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JOHN 9. MART. HENRY HAgT, JR, 0. ". MAcRAz, JR
HART, MACKA 4 a. co..
WI 0LEsALE OR 0CEEs COMMISSION
MRRCUANT2
VALUABLE COTTON AND POWDER
Mills FnR SALE.

IHOR the purpose of efecng division and settlement
IT with the heirs of Walter Scott the property known
the Sycamore Mills will be offered for sale to the highest
bidder on SATURDAY, the Goth Of December next
The property tObe sold Of Cotton Mill with about
1900 spndes and - LOOMS Powder Mills capable of produce
ing As kegs of blasting and 30 kegs OF rife powder per day,
which production be increased double this amount At
a very slight expense. There Is also Grsi Mill, Saw Mill,
and extensive Coopege establishment, together with
Teams, Tools, and Utensils used 10 carrying all these
branches business They in successful operation
and everything is is in good repair.
The Water Power is amongst the best In Middle Tennes-
running large portion Of the understood and
five overshOt wheels Is Is feet in diameter, and
with buck from feet in length. There is also
Steam Engine supply deficiency OF water in dry sea-
There attached the property upwards Of 5000
of finely mbered land, capable Of supplying the necessary
timber for Mills and extensive COoperng establish
ment for many years 10 come. :
The property situated about - miles from Nashville
and the land extends from Sycamore Mills to Cumberland
Iyer the of Ashland in the county OF Cheat
ham.
Two Turnpike roads in progress from Nashville 70
CIarksve which will be completed, OF them pass
ing through the property and the other upon its border The
terms the sale will very LIBERAL and made known oil
the day OF sale.
Z. W. McGAVOCK, Admir- Of W. Scott
SUSAN CHEATTIAM, ExecutTix-
Z. S. CHEATHAM, Ex'rof K. Cheatham.
s. WATSON.
DoVI3-f G. VEDDER.
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IMPORTANT FROM ENGLANp.-Priyate letters 70.
ceived in this city from the Hon. George NJ. Dallas.
United States Minister to the Court OF St James
by bis confidential friends convey the important
intelligence that he has succeeded in negotiating
treaty between the United States and England
which covers and settles all the points in disputss
between the two countries. 1t has been the earnest
desire of President Pierce and Secretary Marcy to
accomplish this difficult task before retiring from
smoothed away for the incoming Administration.
The instructions given to Mr.. Dallas, when be en-
tered upon bis mission, have been zesIously acted
up to by him, and the result has been most happy,
as above Philadelphia North American, Nov.
10
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1,750,000
l,250,000
100000
3,75O.OOO
Total votes.

The same paper makes out, from the majorities
In the several States an aggregate jority OF 456
600 for Buchanan over Fremont, in the nation at
large, or say, in round numbers half million. 1t
adds that the joint vote of Buchanan and Fillmore
that is to say, the conservative vote of the
country-is about $780, 900, against 100000 for
Fremont or in the proportion of two to one. This
is an encouraging fact and shows that the nation is
not wholly given I'D to sectiopalism."
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SUGAR CROP OF lS56.-The general opinion,
says the New Orleans Crescent, still prevails that
the extent of this seasons crop will Lot exceed
10000 hogsheads, though some hold out for 100,
900 hogsheads.
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SOLD OUT.

NHE Uniersigned while they tender their thanks to
their friends in the city and country for tbs liberal
patronage extended to them for several years past
that they have sold their entire stock ct Books
&c One Of the firm having formed business asso-
citation in Knoxville, Tenn will remove thher with the
stock We are anxious to make final and complete
settlement of our old business and with that view, re-
specly urge all those indebted to 10 call at No. ~
Union street aud pay up their accounts without delay
The books and will be found at the old stand Tor
settlement TOON, NELSON 90.
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TTyHR on the Southeast Of the Square
and Proat street, balance OF this year Ihs nx
will be sold cheap 10 any one taxing ns mouse. AP
ply To BENZ =; Sl,i5,
~ Pubic square.
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FEY Every county in Alabama except six gave
Buchanan mRjorities; and Fillmore's aggregate
msjority in those six does not exceed six hundredi
knoW-nothingism is in a blue way in AIabsms.
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II EEP constantly on hand large and well selected
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A PREDICTION VERIFIED In the natural course
of human events, the following prediction, con-
tanned in the Journal Of Commerce., of last April,
will soon have its fulillment:
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Negroes for sale.

1NOS OC9 AOh HCaaHSs
DY virtue OF decree OF the County Court of Davidson
ID county, rendered in of John H. Calender
others parte will offer for sale the Public Square in
Nashville, and in or old Court Yard, SATUK-
DAY, December 9th. 1856 the following negroes to wit:
Judith aged wears Thomas, aged Is years Anderson,
aged % years. William aged years; Mary aged 9, judith
aged o months. Terms cash F. X. CHEATHAM,
Oct2S-dtf Clerk and Master.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TIME partnership heretofore existing under the style
Il LANIER & PHILLIPS, in the Wholesale Grocery and
Commission business, ceased this day, by limitation
The from and after this date will be continued
conducted under the firm OF LANIER, PHILLIPS
q CO. All persons indebted the late firm rogue ed
early settlement and those having claims against
the same will please present them for adjustment.
l.. n. LANIRR,
Nov. I, 1856. WIN. PHILLIPS.
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DIR. Frederick BOeder

vr,ENDERS his services Teacher Of the Greek Latin
French and German Languages The best rsoommen-
daons be given TO qualifications Terms made
application at No. II Church street, between Market and
College street. lnovl3-tE
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The know nothing Councils of Philadelphia have
refused the use Of the Hall of Independence for
the reception of the Hon. James Buchanan
Never mind; the people will furnish him hail.
alter the 4th Of March, which will be Sufficient for
all practical purposes
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LARGE ARRIVAL OF SEASONABLE
GOODS.
DEM Z. SHIELDS IS receiving aud will continue
I'D 10 receive weekly from the Eastern supplies
every Of description Of Dry Goods, Colhing Hats shoes
kmorOideres with every variety Of Goods adapted the
market and season.
Job lots" will be sold the Retail Trade al private
very cheap for cash only.
Regular auction sales s usual
BENZ. F. SATRLDS,
Oct2l M a. Pubic Sauars
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NOTICE.
MERnu
SeWanee House.

SeWaneG House,
COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
(LATE or IYREg sPRINes.)
THE subscriber has recently taken this well -
Il known Establishments re6tting and thor iiit#
oughly renovatng it. and hopes soon TO have it in a
such condition not to be inferior to any house this
city The Proprietor hopes By bis exerons and ID OF
his Assistant Mr. Craddock who formerly presided at
the City Hotel to be able to make his house worthy of be-
ing patronzed BY the public and promises that pains
shall be spared his part to merit the appreciation If
those who may favor him with their patronage. He
pectfully solieltsa trial Of his house.
feb26-dtwkw-.n WIN ROBERTS.
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The indignant Doctor vamoosed.