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" An English paper says: Our gracious
Queen IS far advarc ID in a condition which pro.
misses, God aiding, TO augment the royal family OF
England, somewhere about the month of February
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BY Caroline Lee Hentz.
NEW EDITION OF CHARLES DICKENS WORK, Illus
trated "Pckwick Papers, Nicholas Nickeby," "DaVid
eeiVed and for sale by HAGAN & CO.,
decI4 Market street.
"MARRYING TOO LATE"--A Tale by George Wood.
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COMMODORE PERRY's JAPAN EXPEDTTION--Nar-
ratve ofthe Expedition OF American Squadron the
China Seas Japan in years 1882 1852
1884, order of the Government the United States
the Command Of Commodore NJ C. Perry, u S. N. Com
piled from the Original Notes and Journal of Commodore
Perry his request and under his supervision By Francis
cravings and Charts. For sale by HAGAN & BRO,
decI7 Market street.
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Hoes The market is firm despite the tight
money market, with sales at So 80 and 30 90 net.
The packing houses were not all killing yesterday.
The weather hsvs turning warm Lou. CouT. Iln,
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H- In the Electoral College of North Carolina
Mr.. AVERY offered the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Electoral College Of North
Carolina, on behalf the Democratic voters in this
State tender to Gen. franklin Pierce, President or
the United States, their grateful Acknowledgements
for the signal devotion to the constitutional rights
of all the States of the Union, exhibited by him
during his entire Administration of the affairs Of TIE
general government.
Rssolued further, That the President will carry
with him, when he retires from his present posi-
ton, the sincere wish of every patriotic heart in
the republic, that the close of his life may be as
serene and blssful as his career as President has
been triumphant and prosperous"
Holloway's Ointment.-Thev vessels Of the skin,
under the renovang action of this great external remedy
rapidly discharge the poisonous particles which produce
eruptions bos any kind Of exterior irritation
III Sold at the manufactures. No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York. and No. ga Strand, London; and by all druggists
Csc, 6kc. and 81 per pot
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& Beckwifh,
LARGE SALEOF IRON WORKS. MULES,
IIOHS rs, WAGONS, HOES.
DRY-GOODS, FARMING UTENSILS, AND
I--l AEEGRO NAN. Ne.

DRY-GOODS. FARMING UTENSILS, AND
F-| ANEGRO NAN, NC.
nv pursuance OF decree % the Chancery Court at Nash
VILE rendered the suit Of edbetter Bostiek John
- Brien and Others wi MONDAY, the LA day Of Jan
nary I-7 sell Public Auction the highest hedder,
the premises, tho Iron property known as IRON NOUN
Land about cultivation, the balance finely umbered
with about 1850 acres fine bottom hnd the Cum
beand River THERE'S fine new Furnace Os TIE place
and all necessary houses cabins Stables store house. c
&c The Land borders the Cumberland and fen1ossee
Rivers Stewareouuiy, fenn and the Furnace sisnated
a little over a mile from inc Cumberland kyef
will alsD sell time md place likely negro
man Also between 20 and 70 fac young Mules and Hor-e
LARGE number Wagons Carts and Gear for sane, several
Yoke OF Oxen, aud Cattle, lot OF Hogs, Blacksmith
Tools Farming Utensils, and various other articles such
are usually aboat Furnace. Also, lot Of Dry Goods in the
Store.
and3 years. the purchaser giving bond and tive good Sc
eues for the purchase money, aud lien retained the
Land for the payment The balaneeo said prop
erv will be sold on credit OF six months. For all
sto he living bond aud two good securities; for
mi sums under 500 cash viii BE- required The sale viii
DO TH0s. w WISDOM,
deeI3- d2&wtd. Receiver and Commissioner.
PURI,IC SALE OF VALUABLE Ian Ds.
HN Thursday the 18Th December the premises
will sell to the b. ghasI bidder loo OF valaBbis
land The land lies Mid Creek djoiuing ths lands OF
Edrl Trabue and DR. kadley and a part Of The land
Of the late X r. smith, about three miles from the city Of
Tbeand is divided into small tracts Of from three 10
eighteen acres and is well adapted for gardens and couu
try residences. and supplied with good springs.
Terms Of Sae-One fourth in SIX mouths, and the bal
ance in and years. tor notes pays0 IN BANK, salts
factcrY endorsed gr0zs interest snd lien retained.
Plats will be ready the day Of sale. Sale to com
mence at IL O'Clock
r. X. GLAs;0cK, Auetioneer.
decl-td LlnDoLhA OhOSAAAA.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
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NOTES AND QUERIES: A MEDIUM
oF INTER FOR LITERARY
MEN, ARTISTS, ANTIQU ARIES, GENEAL0GISFS.
PHOTOGRAPHERS, &C. Nov ready in Twelve Vol
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Spring. faint sleepy and stless because your blood IS bad
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their kindred disorders stomach is foul Danf
parade yourself around the world, covered with Pmpes
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your Stomach and Bowels need strengthening into healthy
action Ayers Pills set these things right surely
0uenebes fFe They purify body and blood and restore
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and many Thousands them Take the Chey Pcforai
for aCoGgh and Pills for all arrangements requiring
purgative medicine.
Pfepared BY Dr. j G.. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell Mass sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine through this section.
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NOTES AND QUERIES was estabshed for the purpose
furnishing Of Lerat7re Sook
which they might the hand, record for their
and the Of others those minute faeaose calculations
Of doubtful phrase, dpated passagehose Illustrations
OF an obsolete csom-those scattered biographical
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sta mbe upaD-and, the other, Of supplying medium
through which they might address those queries, By which
the best informed are sometimes arrested The midst Of heir
aoors in the hope Of receiving solutions Of them from
of their orsthren The endeaVOr
to supply want long felt literary rendered nan
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from 10 10 "a pages.
The following subjects, among others, have been treated
upon in o
NOTES AND QVERIEs-SgRIES THE FYRSE
Literary History and photography
biographical Illustrations.
Folklore and Popular Manners and Customs.
: origin &C ProvegbiaI Sayings.
Illustrations Of Shakespeare, Chaucer and Early Engsh
Literature.
Pope, Lite and Writings.
Glossarial Notes
Notes on Hallam Maeaulay, &c.
Junus Letters nd their authorship.
Geneaiogy and HeraIdry.
Miscellaneous Antiquities.
Ecclesiastical History.
English and Continental Ref0rmers.
History OF London and its Neixhborhood
Ballads and Old Poetry.
Remarkable in English, Scotch risa History.
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Auction sale. %
NNSATURDAY MORNING, the 18Th instant, at 10 O'Clock
we will offer for cash in front Of our Store broad
street:
50 hhds Sugar; 200 bags Rio Coffee;
so teFees Fresh Rice: 100 boxes star Candles;
20 bxs White Hav Cigars so bbls Crushed Sugar;
100 bbIs Whisky with sundry other articles. =.
decIO-td. B&P JOHNSON, HORNE & 60.
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FOR SALE,

ONE Hundred and Eighty Shares of the Nashville and
~ Chattanooga Railroad Stock will be sold at Public Auc-
ton night the 10th instant the meeting Of the
City Building and Loan Associations the Chamber Of Com
The will be sold pr sale before that
time by inquering of r. ID. FARNSWOkTH, or
deeI2-i4t ID. F. WfLKIN, Ad.
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SIMMER cnnNrY

We publish below, by request, the pre- ceedings
CT the citizens Of Sumner county, agreeing upon
a stricter discipline of the slaves of the county.
The system agreed upon seems to Us 10 be emf
nently judcious:
At a meeting of the citizens of Sumner county
held at the court house, on Saturday the 9th of
December 1856. ~ q
Thomas Q. Douglas, Wiley G. Douglas and L.
B. Edwards were appointed chsirmen and Thos.
I. T. Tabb, Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explain
ed in very pertinent and appropriate remarks by
Messrs. john W. Head and Houston Solomon; 1t
was resolved, that the chairman appoint COM
mittee of twelve to consider the developments of
an instruction elected from some OF the leaders
thereof and to draft resolutions by Monday next,
II O'Clock when this meeting will meet again to
receive or reject them, and to adopt some plan for
the better security of the community, whereupon
the chairman appointed the following gentlemen
The committee, viz Albert franklin VIM. Parker,
Dr. james A. Blackmore, DR.. Raymond Head, j.
Seawel Carr, Jos. Walton, Robt Myers, John W.
Head, NJ s Singleton, W. L. Baber, DR.. ]. M.
Porter and Leonidns Baker.
The meeting then adjourned to Monday next, at
II o'clock.
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T0

I S0 CINCINNATI Steel Ploughs Nos. L. Q ?, and 5.
l. w These the best Ploughs sold in this market
deeI2 McCREA d TERRASS.
DALTIMOlsE OYSTERS.-IOO dozen Baltinore
~ oysters for sale by r,,o,.
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NOTICE.

FIHE subscriber respectfully that he dpOsed
Of portion of his Interest the GFRlenberg Nedicines
70 Mr.. GEORGE BksKwITH, Of Nashville
NassvtLrE, Dec. l, 1856. ALEX. MACkENZIE-
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The Premium Hat /!
For TIE HOLIDAYS !

nor the Christmas holidays making light and
elegant style of Hats, which cannot fail to be popular
with the wearer. IL manufactured with usual care,
and for brllianey Of finish cannot be exeelled.
decI3 WATERFIRbD & WALKER
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IQUORS.-25O bbls Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
200 bbls hector Whisky;
100 bbls Robinson Co do;
so bbs Old Bourbon do;
so bbs Old Rye do;
so bbs Old Reserve do;
100 bbs American Brandy
so bbls do Gin;
20 bbls Peach Brandy For sale by
apr29 NJ &E F CHEATHAM.I
LADIES' SALE.
NNTE have Just opened fine lot OF Rich CIeaks, Fine
NV French BOnnets, EmbrOderes, Skirts Furs in Sets,
aprons, &c, which invite the attention of the
Ladies' for a few days only, BENZ. +. SHIELDS,
decIO AZ Public Square,
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.
First night Of the engagement of MR. CHANFRAU and
MISS ALBERTINE.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18th,
The performance will commence with the Drama
YANKEE Transfer.
After which, the Protean Burletla of
IN AND OUT OF PLACE.
To conclude with the comedy of
BOB NETTLES.
~ Doors open at Ga O'Clock, p NJ curtain rises pre-
cIselY at Z, p. NJ
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(. u. FAREswoRfH, AueNoneer ldecls-
a a, u n A II IL A Il1, AIN EnIS d, A al

BOXES PINE APPLES,
y hhds Cocoa nuts,
50 bbls Oranges,
l6 do Pecans,
10 do Sol Shell Almonds II.
10 Barrels Cider,
2 Barrels CuFrants, f#
Boxes Cstrans
10 do Lemons,
do Eggs,
100 do M r. and L. Rsisns assorted,
A large lot of Fire Works assorted. esa.a|
variety Of Christmas Fxings and Toys Of all sorts, as
received and for sale BY J. C. ROBERTSON,
deeI2-u Broadway.
ENRESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.-IOO
IL hhds prime TO choice Sugar.
100 bbls Powdered. LOafand Crushed Sugar;
zoo bblS Reboiled MOlasses
100 II bbls do do; --- 81
300 bags prime Rio Coffee;
rs bags Old Gov. Java and Laguyrs Coffee;
40 bbls Mackerel;
$50 boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Mould do;
200 kegs Nails assorted
100 dozen Buckets;
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted brands
$4,000 Imported Regaha Cigars;
$1,000 assorted brands do;
100 boxes Bar soap;
20 bags Pepper;
90 bags Spice. Just received with good assort-
ment Of Groceries, and for sale by
M&EF CHRATHAM.
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LAnIES, DIR EcSS EIIRS-

WE shall sell the balance OF Stock Of Fine Dress Furs
w reduced prcss their speedy sale. They
all will stand examination from wishing 10
purchase. WATERPIELD& WALKER.
- Premium Hat and Fur Store,
decI3 % Public Square.
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NIIPEKIUK NOFT III

SUPERIOR SOFT HATS
WE have assortment of Son French Felt Hats
w ever offered in the city in all the fashionable and
approved designs We shall keep up the celebrity OF
the house by selling them at usual low and uniform
prices. Idecl3l WATERFIELD & WALKER
FANCY HATS AND CAPS FOR BOYS.
VITE received for the holidays beautiful assortment
w OF Hats and Caps for Boys and Children. They Of
the newest designs and cannot fail to please.
decI3 WATERFlELD * WALKER.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

II. @. WHEELER. A. L HoblNS"N
WHEELER ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW,
(Succeysors to ingle, Wheeler & lglehart.)
Sgsne~al Ia nd and Collecting ageHey, ONCE on 80 ST.
Oypostte the neD Court House Ba,ta'1g,,'e@ ,
8e-F Was sinrton Hotel, ERansuiHe, Ind -.
NB-B O. whseler Notary Pebble - mhzl
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~OI- The editor of the New York Pathfird-
er, formerly a spiritualst, says: 1--WE know
of one individual In this city, who has spent
upwards of twenty five Thousand dollars in
promulgating spiritualism within the last two
years, and probably will spend twenty-five
thousand more before be discovers the old
adagc, that fool and his money are sooa
parted" ..r..a.-.T g. --s,.a q..f .-,s-4
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NUMBER az.

OF fourteen years passed along Lake street,
Yesterday, surrounded by hoops, and trailing
long dresses over the dirty pavement They
were novices in the management of such rig
ging, but determined to acquire the art, or die
In the attempt. do twist too much pa ask
ed one of the anxious couple, as she wriggled
along "oh, no." said the other, dropping q
little ON your toes as you squirm, it would
throw your dress better.s- Chicago Press.
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GREEN Corn OMELET.-The following rs-
ceipt for this seasonable delicacy is said to be
excellent; Crate the corn from II ears Of
corn boiled, beat up five eggs, stir them
with the corn, season with pepper and salt.
and fry the mixture brown, browning the ton
with hot shovel If fried in small cakes,
with little -four and milk stirred in to form q
batter, this is very nice.
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TENNEY 81 sORENsON

-wHoIrsALE GROCERIES AND LI9UohH' oo"NEh
WA EVAN VILE IND. r.
.gHVHE ndersigned have this day formed
the nrrpese of doing wholesale Grocery anu Liquor
Eaving succeeded the business OF Messrs ans
Howes stock and made additions 70
able offer as COED bargain
FOR CASH as any in Evansville or any cy m
West. SoRENSON
JAMS .
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Too MUCH TwIsTING.-The follies of grown
people are frequently brought out by children,
in startling prominence. Two girls Of twelve
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m nor nsintad oburns; 20 nest vanished sugar
n bxs head clothes pins ass'd wooden spoons
nest tubs e in nest) rs boxes steel Pens fol
saJe nv spI7 1. & D. HEIMANN.
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PAYNEs DTEA,F SHOP
SEDRHNG G0dAElSgg
EYANSVTI,IE TOOL STDKsE.
SIfsN OE THE BIG Plane.

SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE.
STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.
FENHE undersigned largely increased his stock Of
for sale to tha citizens of Vanderburg
and surrounding Counties extensive assortment of
MECHANICS TOOLS
for Carpeners Joners Millwrights, Cabinet and
makers. Coopers Masonry Gunsmths. Riaoksmiths and
Butchers Sc Also constantly hand full stock ofgeneral
BUILDING HARDWARE
shutters hinges bolts, screws brass
goods, ets., nails glass. sash and paines
FARMING TOOLS.
Pocket table Cutlery Chairs Brushes Scales Bells
variety articles usually Kept in hardware
.-s.,.
- riders by mail otherwise carefully attended t.
mh2I AUGUSTUS WALDKIRCH.
6SEE N first rate article Oats foT -ae by
= mh2f-lm SHANKLiN & REILLY.
SCtVPEREINE OTI2-Cboice tredueea prices
- by mb27 J. W. & s. VICKERY.
WATCHES, ClGCKS, JEWELXS SC
NNTE received (and are continually making ad
w dtions alaTge and fine stock of Watches Jeweiry
Clocks Sver Ware in short all articles usually Kept IN
ewery store being direct from the
are en- abed to sell figures The public generally
and particular invited to call ana
an stoct and nriees BITrROLFF g. SONS
apis Maln street eeS. Isl anu !.
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WNRIED BEEF AND TONGUEs.-1ooo lbs extra
sugar cured dried Beef so extra sugar cured Beef
i'Ns'' ~ 2. H. COOK SON.
mh14 Corner Main and 1st.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

have bought the stsck and the stere formerly
w occupied by T Bacon Co. Main eppcsita
the Branch Bank and have made large additions to thsx
with suoh for future plies usfes
promising the citizens of Evansville and vicinity
variety of the best articles of Family Groceries
city. Being determined exsrtion
satisfaction all cases receive liberal pat
Give trial All Goods delivered free of charge
mhl3 HERSHBERGER Il CARSON.
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E0BUsHELS Neshanic potateesj 20 bush white beans;
ebNW so do dried Applesi IS do dried pesS nes;
for sssty spr smA EERsRBERGER CARSON. :
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CINCINNATI.


NIXON 81 GDDRNa M
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS 2 O0h AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER a. SMITHS
ri II k E % TX h ap r
SMITH 4 PETERS CUT CARDS Il CARD SHEETS;
EighfbOdy's Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS, etc, etc.
SALES ROOMS, n IL 70 WALNUT STREET.
CINCINN ATT, o.
Where they offer every variety paper ada ted the city
acountry trade She materials employed in its manu-
a. g. p's 'esrHa fdrice paid for Rags. ser46n
CINCINN ATI 2 APER WAREHOUSES.
YENHE Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention dealers and to their large and
Our arrangements with Eastern
dealers such that enabled TO
keen on all large stock Of Caps and Letters
plain ruled; Flat DemYs Mediums, Royals and
Blank Book Papers BY latner
| a smith aud o other first class manu- facturers
We are agents the best Printers Cards and Keep on
hand at all times complete stock Of Printsrs Papers OF
every desert ption LigAtbodys Book and News Inks;
| OoIored In nks. VaTnish and Gold size.
We have in large stock OF the hest Four
drner Newsand Book Paner and supply q Al
any with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
ma he to order shoTtnotice. -
We pay highest market price in cash. for Rags Bag
xing Rope and Cotton Waste. .z,.,,
wboIeaale Paner Dealers. & Manufaeturers' Agents.
| senII II and 70 Walnut ST.. Cincinnati
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
5 f w | n G. Nj A G. HI n E S

VH7HEsE Machines operate entirely princi
pie, using shuttle, Tut needle and twh threads.
They have operation the hands families and
cienty long give them horoughria
and have given entire satisfaction.
They simple in an highly
ell useful fitted adorn alady's Parc~
py less conspicuous position in the shop of the
It has been ebecto furnish Machine that would be
appiiea bfe family well to the OF TaOrs
Cloak Makers Shirt and Collar Manufacturers
We that Machfne in I'll fern
aret the best offered to the public.
Thousands families testify their merits all
kinds of=miy sewing Shirt and Collar Manu-
superiority all others
their work.
An ectfully soli"tedn
at fTo pkins & Reads, f. o. READ
epl7tf Sole Agent for southern India