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FRIDAT, Jan, IL.
Nr. Caldwell, from the Committee on Internal
Improvements recommended the rejection Of the
bill TO abolish the Office Of Railroad Commissioner
debate sprung up on the bin, in which Messrs.
Stokes, Hail. Steele and Fletcher advocated il, and
Messrs. Caldwell, Whitthorne aad Hall opposed il
Pending the discussion, the Senate took a recess
for dinner.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FRIDAY Jan, IL.
Mr. Doneson introduced bin to authoise the
County Court of Sumner to appoint an agent Of the
county 20 discharge the duties therein specified
(Oue OF the duties is take charge of the railroad
tax when collected
Mr. Bulen offered a resolution instructing the
Committee on Tipping to repOrt upon all the bills
before them and fixing the 18th inst, for the con-
sideratOn Of the whole subject.
Mr.. Runnels moved to lay the resolution upon
the table, there TO lie aud that 'nO resurrection"
be written upon t.
Mr. Bullen moved that the gentleman accompany
the resolution.
No motion being made 10 suspend the rule, the
resolution lies over.
On motion of Mr.. Harris, the House resolved
itself iuto committee of the whole for the purpose
Of considering the various bills regulating the sale
of spirtuOus liquors.
Without rising, the committee took recess until
O'Clock, P N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The question taken on the biz to abolish the
office Of r ilroId Inspector, and ii was rejected
ayes 6, noes Is.
The Sena'e resumed the consideration Of the
unfinished business OF yesterday, the bill for the
ber eft Of the Tennessee Hospital for the Insane,
the question being upon the motion 20 strike out !
per cent. and insert I, as the State tax.
Mr. st ele moved 10 amend the motion by insert
Ing per cent.
All amendments were voted down, and the bill
passed 81 rcadi 2
House bill u incorporate Rotherwood Classical
Seminary, in Hawkins county, and Locust Hill
Seminary. in Franklin county, and Senate bills in
corporal e tire Murfreesboro' Gas Light Company,
and for the benefit OF children in fractional town
ships, severally passed Sd reading
After considering bll on "a reading.
Senate adjourned to 81 A. NJ. to morrow.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was devoted TO the discus
sion of the Liquor Question, in COMMITTEE, of the
whole, aud when it rose,
House adjourned 10 o'clock P. NJ
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81 DIR Iks.
on BBLs. No : Nacketet
~ ~ 40 60 de-
10 SGT she AlmanGS;
% I've ggiion ben lahns;
40 b0srs " H. cheese:
Is coils Cotton aud Lsts Cordsze.
loo dcErn Cagion Ne Cords and Fiow Lines;
loo barrels fiks's Aiagaoua hisky
iaa toxcf Rs sns, assorted Kae to1ss,
90 bfg Pepper
% kits Ne. siekerl;
ilo deseu C8ncind ~ kroaaas.
Received ~ late arrivals and . sale BY
DAFIs FiLcHER Co,
iane q Pahie Equarc
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Grand Scheme for January 18th, 1866.
S 6 @ , O O o.


sol Prizes Amounting to 100000
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS
Every Prize drawn each drawing and paid when due
Tickets SO: Halves SIS; Qarters SO so.
EB- Address JAMES F. WINTER, Manager,
MACON, Ga
dec22-td or, BOX 1A8 NASHVILLE P. o.
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COMMISSIONERS Sale.

J. D. Tyler guardian and PIiia C. NJ Tyler ct ais dsf
pursuance Of Decree Of the Todd Circuit Court in the
above suit at The December Term 1851 said Court
WI as Commissioner under said decree, sell 10 the highest
bidder AZ the late residence Of w. B. Tyler deceased On
Monday, the 2lst day Of January, 1s56,
me tract o. land on which said deeedent dedcontanins
between $50 and 400 Acres.
SAID iand hes on the road from Ek ton Ky, Carksvis
Ien N rch and fertile part u the county and Is one Of
the best moered tracts Of land southern mar. Of th
county About 300 cleared hne state Of
sutySion There is good Dwelling House on the place:
also, Barn, Stables, &c.
TERMS or SALE
Onehird cash; the balance and years WITH IA
erest IRON date Bond with approved security win be re
CURED Of the purchaser, aud lien retained the land TN
the purchase money is paid g. TERRY, Commls'er
B-Any one desiring 70 said Yarn, win please can
on NJ lyier on the premises; D. B. Smith, at Hadsns-
vile; or, @ Terry, at Ekton. dec2s-4w
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HkvE for sale several NEGROES % excellent ehsraetes
AnOast thrn seod piosSh eeys. extra sxansresa
Washer and IFoneE Also tal enraed wornEn VIVA
cOae, washer sni Ironsr. WsuRaed 70 sa 40
sale. tiAnil KssS v. PoRfxa.
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FOR SALE,

A House and Lot on MeLemore street. TAs -
II Lot fronts l55 feet McLemore street and rams a
aek lOS eet The House 10 two Story Brick aud i4
contains rooms, hall above and below, with kitchen out
house &C This property located in the nelRhboThoo Of
the Nashville and North Western Railroad Depot II also
convenient 70 the business portion Of the city Be
had upon good terms. For further Information apply 10
r. A. BALLOME,
oct5 GEM Az No ~ D.,S--i.h
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RECEIVED, AND NOW IN STORE BY
CHURCH ANDERSON.

RECEIVED, AND NOW IN STORE BY
CHURCH ANDERSON,
A Nos. and 8 Broad street.
II FROM NEW ORLEANS,
80 hhds. New Rugar;
100 bags Rio Coffee;
100 bxs. Fresh Raising
20 kits fresh Fish;
100 bbls. Molasses:
so If. bbls. do;
SEQ sacks Salt
FROM BALTIMORE,
1cO ioz Fresh Oysters;
leo BAGS Prime Coffee.
FROM CINCINNATI,
100 bxs.. halves ard ours, Star Candles;
100 do7. Pat. Ey ed P. Buckets;
40 nests Tubs
90 doc Wash Boards
10 bbls Hacking;
100 bxs. Western Reserve Cheese;
100 bbs. Wilshires whisky;
100 Deaus
20 Old Rye
81 Bourbon;
50 Mon)ngshea;
10 Brandy;
10 Gin;
IS NJ Wine.
FROM NEW YORK,
10000 Spanish Sole Leather;
50 casks English Soda;
20 bags Race Ginger;
90 Pepper;
20 DO Spice:
6ceroons Indigo;
casks Nader;
100000 G. d. Caps;
FROM ST. LOUIS,
25kegs Golden Syrup;
10 half bbls. do;
bbls. do;
25 kegs Lead;
200 bags Shot.
FROM WHEELING,
200 kegs assorted Nails.
The above articles received yesterdsya and
fresh and will be disposed OF at Nstonshingly low prices
Having been purchased possible figure for the
Peter they will o. be exchanged the lowest posi-.
bic figure for the peoteiHctHa Can and see for your
selves. ChURCH ANDERSON
moves Nos ] and Broad ct.
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X. C. M'NAIRY s. co.

K. C.. M'NAIRY 6 co.
No. SO COLLEGE ST., Nashville, Tenn.
AVE nov on hand one Of the largest and most complete
IL stocks Of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, suitA-
bic for Fan and Winter, offered at retail IN this
ket And having within the last few days received their
third large FALL IMPORTATION and many articles bought
at prices far below their usual cost enabled to offer In
ducements to all persons wanting goods in their line
DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Flounced Silks in all oolors for day and evening
dresses at from Sls to 500 Elegant MORE Antiques plain
and striped for both day and evening" elegant Plaid and
Striped silks, all qualities and prices; Plain Rept Silks in
all coors for day and evening dresses; Pout de soe
Cashmere Robes, With borders elegant; Cashmere RObes
printed, do.
Plain and Printed DcIaines.
The largest lot offered in this city, bought at greatly
reduced prices, which will be sold proportiOnaby low.
800 patterns Union de Lsines only ~ piece; Plain
Mernos in all eolors In Short EVERY THING in the dress
goods line.
Extra heavy, all Wool, for Drawers;
Union, Z"
Shaker,
All Qualities Welsh and other unshrinkipg FlAnnels;
Fine saque Fannes all cOOrs; and for children, cOmmoH
White, Red and Yellow, all qualities
For Boys.
All descriptions of goods for Boys Clothing such Jeans
satinetts, TWeeds, Cassimeres, &C. &c.
staple Goods.
All kinds Sheetings, shirngs Pillow Domestics Tckngs
Apron Checks Canton Faunels Prints Irish Linens Plaid
Linseys, Negro Kerseys, &C. &c.
EmbrOideries and Lace Goods,
Everything in this line. Honiton Collars and Coarette
VAL Collars Coarettes and eeves separate in SETS all
kinds Ct French and Scotch Worked Collars Mourning Col
lars, in great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything In Muslin and Lace Curtains Also Union, all
Wool, and Satin Lame DamRsks, with Gmps, Tassels,
Loops Cords, &c. to match. Also Cernice and Pins, all
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys all
Of which they will sell at the Low possible prices.
Carpets
In endless variety, and all qualities Many styles
received within the last fw days. prices 10 insare entire
satisfaction Also, large lot Of Rugs Mats Drugets,
Crumb Chthg, Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places Wash
Stands, &c &c. R. c. McNAIRY CO.,
novel No. IS College street, Nashville, Tenn.
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LsL0pH EL0G q iS-Ws Aass nov h s,srs saf
4 FeotisinE e1aI iarEe quantiTles u Scar fres
LsoAnon AllR--carter, NAite o.. Re bass ana Afa
Gsedettssae Mlss-o. < REED Rro.,
eseocer auls-~Haere, hlatsy q Ca
Pes Req "a Nllls--Hea Aerisrd WallaE. =
: SHEA ~ inEfe taF ssienttsn q bBAfNas aniv.
1ase q IA aoafseE CO
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COMM ERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. &.

NEW ORLEANS, JAN 5.
CoTToN We left the Cotton market at the
close of our last weekly review with rather quiet
appearance with sales on Friday Of about 1000
bales. the demand waa less animated on Saturday.
and although the rates were easy for buyers, the
sales did not exceed $500 bales. On Monday hard
ly 1000 bales changed hands, the Paci6cs accounts
having produced no further effect than to give IA.
ther more steadness to the market Tuesday was
New Years holidsd and business was very general
" suspended, the sales being confined to but little
over 400 bales, and on "Wednesday, with iucessant
rain during the day, only about 1900 bales were
disposed of. On Thursday buyers came forward
more freely, taking fully $4,000 bales, prices show
ng some irreguiarity, but the market generally
wearing rather firm appearance. Yesterday the
demand was resumed with considerable spirit and
although factors put up their rates III, the sales
reached 10 OOO bales, making the business Of the
entire week 49, 900 bales The market closed firmly
at the following quotations, Nhich are advanced for
the mediumquaIites:
NEw ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ......~.. 5Aa 6< Nddng Fair. 9A< a1O
Good Mdding EVA " Good and fine Zine. -i
SAVANNAH, Monday, Jan. Up. NJ
CoTToS-The market for the past few DAYS has
been dull ard unchanged. The sales of the day
reached 5ts bushels al tue following prices: SO az
"a, IL at 81, 20 at ST. 452 at ST aud 800 bales at
% cents.
ATLANTA, Jan. 7-4PM.
CorroS-GOod demand at cents.
LARD-By the Dbl l2lc.
BUTrER-Fresh, Poe per 10.
CoES-ls selling at soc.
CORS MEAL-60c per bushel-du.
WHEAT Red, $50.
OATs-65 cents.
FLoUE-Superfne O0as.5O; Extra, 1000.
EGGs-20 cents.
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IRON RAILING AND
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK.
TIVE subscribers prepared 10 al oFdsrsf any soua
i Tor IRON WORK sach a.
Railinga for Public and Private PARKS. Gardens.
Steps, Vsr1ndahs, Balconies, cemstaEy Lots &C,
Also, Iron sIAfRs. DOORS sHUrfKRs sETTKsus
CHAIRS. TABLES, Dogs. WINDOW 0UARDa Carr
RoCNrAfSS kc. They pay particular atienon u ene,-
ing CEMETERY LOIS snd PARKS, having tie largest a.
soFnent q Patterns e any etatstHeat in ne coanfrF
enabled % please The fsstldous In tass Arrt
tscs o. budeTs n any q TIA Caion wanting Iran
Hork, By SEEDING suinrs gu receive TIE estimate gT
eost Of and vii afnlsh any sork iron their de
signs or drawings that slsy b. desssd
tersons StshnE aTuc1 q mzaufacfaFe 81 addfsus
n9 :, leu knee ai1g f,F uhzf pnrp fsrnnhed
Eth printed d-us By A Wi1a the prAces amer.
81 Al ode sent ~ va Feeeiys pr1ps aiisnfion, aaa
ne vera enshe ant iled hs bett msnner nnd paesA
IN eoGc1 for sAte c&rriage, HOOD Co.
i9l NoFth Tsnih street.
Aad broad and Rldxs Assnna,
nor1t-trw4m RhsiRaa1phis.
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ARRIVALS.
OBITUARY.

JOIN B REYNOLDS died at Savannah in this State
on the 4th inst, aged SO years. For some years
past his health had been gradually giving way to
the slow but sure approaches of consumption, and
but a few weeks ago whilst on a visit TO his rela
tons in this city, he expressed belief that his
end was nigh, aud fastened away that he might
die at home. Mr. REYNOLDS was Young man OF
excellent habits, and possessed many sterling traits
Of character Those who were intimately acquain
ted with him, loved him for his virtues, aud will
lament him most sincerity now he has gone from
them forever. lie was practical printer, aud
many a tear will be shed over his memory by those
Of the craft with whom he has ahoted al the case
Poor John, he died early, bat he has escaped from
affections which made life any thing bat bless
ing. Peace 20 his ashes.
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DYSPEPSIA AND REPRESENTATIVES. great
Ng<s scourges Of cur people cannot be too well IN
derstcod or the Of ayerting curing them too
hghlv appreciated The person who discovers any
OF cure or alienation confe benefit upon his fellows and
is deserving Of honor. This desirable eonsummaon has
been achieved and only may dyspepsia be cured but
may be prevented by the Of Hoohands German Bers
prepared by DR.. u. Jackson, Philadelphia which medi
zine is spoken OF Of the highest commendaton by
thousands have tested its efficacy 1t is perfectly IN
nocuou in its nature and possesses the valuable property
of improving the health Of the robust well restoring
the health Of the sick. See advertisements.
PHoF WOODS BAR REsToRATIvE.-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article will the and the bald eradicate
seae the Scalp the hair falling, and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old age. 1t is put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
49, To Nervous Sufferers.-A RETIRED CLERGYMAN
~ restored health in a few days, after many days
Of great suffering is anxious TO make known the
of Will send Cree the prescription used Di'
the Rev. JoHE NJ DAGSAL No. SO Fulton ST. Brooklyn,
Yew York.
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LAND SALES. sc
VALUABLE
IRON PROPERTYFORSAI

undersigned proposes 70 SELL acconodating ssrns
his Lsnrel Furuace and Lands consisting Of some Eve
or six thousand situated in Dickson county shout
niles Southeast Of Charlotte the line of the
y N W. kaircad Said Furnace IL in successful op-
Grafton andis entirely having prohaby Ehgns
and Blast IN the state. Il well supplied with Ore and FIN
Der Aso. about 4e0o Of well Timbered Land with
an excellent Ore Bank, situated 10 Hickman county, Teur
lev miles rom Ens Furnace. Ans also ire Buffalo Iroa
HOfk situated In Lawrence county. Tsnn; ts property
mas about 10000 acres Of Land which large bodies o
iron excellent water Main Bso and also
on Chiefs ereek-on Eheh l. good fursc- STACK just
competed There excellent ARA on the later plses
which Is within mics o. he Tenn. Ala Railroad
Ny object in selling, Is my business A.
have lately purchased Carroll Yuruane~ and having more
Iron Property than attend n, :, sell and VII
MAKE 70 the interest Of any desiring purCh sucA
property to buy % wishinz 70 purchase fher
o. me places es Esa furnace or IL Car
ron FURNACE as 20 Laurel Furnace the ckr1an Lands:
and on & @. W. Ea3er Buffalo prcerty As 70 thoss
lands Either Of whom VII take pleasure in showing hsa
the property. W. G. NAPIER.
dec3l-dtEku1m Trinn ccpv. Fgr1 nil 10 This one,
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT-we are nov onsrne
fr sale thst commanding site College Hin Known
as the Campbell Plaza" The Lot fronts $50 feet on Mar.
ket street situated opposite the huedge Propel IT, and n
offered for about what the OF is worth
declTl LINDSEY 4 cROCKLrr
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ORIGINAL NOVEL BY n. P. WILLIS.
The Home Journal for 1856.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SERIES.


TUE FIRST number o. the Nav sraEs oF ruz oxs JorR
aud with at actions, a. primo pa Of which viii be
CHAFrsK oSE II
PAUL ZANE;
Ca. PARTS OF A LIFE ELsE UNTOLD.
Novel ia Serial Ngmbers. BY \. p. Willis
This a. the authors pen 10 agll whrh be has
tried ether days. but which he aban-
aoae for the u fact and nlture-the
cell q he embarrassing 20 lie class of
readers who have kindly fll9wcd him both Is LONGER
experience and heller knowcd the word VIII coursr
give hh better advantages than before for hke por
a. n nc Ten. tie his. besides. large personal
aud iacdent wch has been Hpart uu "A,
available material - o. Combined DESCRIPTION and
Viii c,ud only be Hstd hrtgh the dis iudv uaEng pro-
at romance,
In addition 10 t- new feare seies o. original sketch.
songs aud biss ~ g. z. Morris and original nous-
ute, ga vrrr- found ~ on Tact called Tie story 81
STAR" - held vii be Published In the d he
Br.aes ,he contributions hud labor OF the Editors the
HOME Jouul v cne4iu the 10 n and Dome &c Corres-
pm iencc = large bet ~ coat huors the sptcs Of the ia
op,aa Magsnc the selections q he interesting pub
81 thr dHy h@ hri novels tn pqIant Stores The
sparkng uit a. amusing kueetr; al and gossip u
the Partisan pav; h- personal sketches = puac charae
tefs ATE stirring - She i've n the chronicle
~ ~ ladies Dee fashions n facts aud outlines OF
nrss the pick o. English iiffnaou she w.t. huiaor ana
ps'h1s = he times, BE essays on lie literature cely aud
uora s. fr asai aTirY cf carrfa inFs f44a the
etc We uerd rmnd readers ihaI have also ane
uusprpssrc pendent, In the fashionable society
Of NrW ora who ~ Eiss ezfly u every fca
tarr u siys sna sls~nee seng ths earrs q the gay
TEXAS
Dee cepy -..,.........ts Three eoPlss......-..
AWsys IN .Ysne. Addrsss
MORRIS WILLIS.
AdiieF- and PropfirtaTs
lnal-n iei fsi'oa II, Mes YorR
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Ready-Made Clothing. &C.. &c.

BENZ. .. HIELDS, AGENT FOR THE TRUSTEES,
II AS JUST RECEIVED, per steamer ElA" an inTosee
IL OF Superior Ready Made Clothing, Gentlem MS Hos
suspenders Gloves Cotton and Lnea khTts CrAvats
Stocks, POCKET Hanfkerchieis, &c., &c.
This stock Is OF the styles and make and will
pare with any this any other Our instructions
are to ss at Eastern cos and for Dash. good chance,
sure. No variation. BENZ. y. SHIELDS,
dec5-u AGENT
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BOOKS ANp STATIONERY.

SSNSAS NM GAAA4OA604s
M invite the enton Of Merchants and Traders gen.
w orally TO onr large stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At prices which cannot fail 10 please.
OUR STOCK OF
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Is also large, and We will sell very low .~ET1lsz
prices to those who buy to sell again HAfEAjN
TEACHERS Eou do well to examine urlke-sz-HZ/
stock; we wiz make special arrangements nzGsezE
supply Schools. ~ East Side Public Square Nashville
augE-u STEVENSON OWEN. Agents.
ASSURE CURE FOR CANCERS.
MY Wife, having labored under on her breast for
WI time, and having tried different treatment
concluded 70 undertake il myself and in less than three
months effected complete although she had been
given up BY her friends being beyond the OF any
she has for the last year enjoyed better health
she had for many previous and has since given birth
10 fine child, which she herself. I have also
treated several other cases. and have met with the same
success.
My treatment moi the using Of the KNIFE caastie or
Mercury, but 1t is purely Vegetable. also profess
other diseases such Female Diseases and Ulcers Scrof
ula Piles and all diseases originating in Ike manner AL
ask Of persons afflicted with any Of the above named
diseases, is to give trial Where there no cure
tire shall be charge. Further Information cS
aimed by calling or By letter. at No. 12T North Mar
ket street. JONATHAN THOMAs
iys-6m
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Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
BIZ AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
MI A C. o N. G. A.

FTnTs LOTTERY is conduc ed the plan Of the Royal
Il Lottery Of Havana Of single cumberland draun at
Concert BALL Macon, Ga, under The superinien
dence Of C0ls Geo. III. Logan and Jas. A. Miss
bet. Esq,
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JUST PURLTsHFD-

JUST PUBLISHED, ~
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Phiia..
ID EP0RT ON sPERSfAToRRHoEA, or Seminal weakness.
H Impotence, the Vice Of 0ranis Masu baton or Sed
Abuse, and other Diseases Of the Sexual Ogans with an
count OF the errors and receptions Of Quacs and valuable
Advice to the Afflicted, by Gro r. CALHoUs NJ D. Consult
ing Surgeon Of the Howard Association Philosophical Pa
benevolent Institution, established ~ special endowment
Tor the relief Of the sc and distressed afflicted with Vru
lent and Epidemic Diseases" copy Of the above Report
will be sent by mail n sealed ervelope) Tree e Charge
or the receipt Of Two STAAP< for postage ADDRESS Dr.
Z. CALHOUN, No. South NISra St, Philadelphia, Pa.
decIT-dSm
NEGROES FOR HIRE.
on THE 1sr DAY or JANUARY 1856 az the cozrt-house
~ in Nashville, viii hire for the ensuing year the ne
groes belonging the estate OF b. Graft head consisting
q men, WOnen boys and girls-abous atty in number.
TURNER s. FOSTER,
decl1-td Administrator
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LNOR $ALE-A HOUSE AND Lot in Is; sshviu,
Il The lot fronts on McGAyock 50 feet, and run
Gek 100 feet to ~ DOT alley The House contains room
and ball, with stables, &C. r. A. BALLOWE,
ocH Gen1 Ag't, No. II Deaderick II
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lust RECEIVED from Peck smish Co.'S, Invoke Of
81 Time y MAchnes AID haId Tools Apd kN extra
4 os Of al kinds fr she sale ol he above A.
ISLES. They San be had In i0r cab.
IsnT y. q WELLER
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NAOLEaA FAEtENHANEs
gIrHE Public are respectfully uforuea tkst LFOss co
stu crnsinse selling ihrF celebrated OF era and
Dtarrhea Preventive, (f1B The enrcis q WA
many aGt TeaPed carnfors fesf Nv -
aaon Bottle o. Glass; A prsreniFes aiwnFr ksttn.
than c9res rtongy reeenend al 10 ase H. r. posr
snped Htthaut ebsrge, aecopsEied win praetf.ins
Doctors eertneste Private Faazes partcakAEiE aoud
have boss q his Ares IN he hose. IN euse e ssr-
sency. LYONS a CO.
myi 1aC@Rar 49,
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Tinner's 'rools.

JETANrED.-A lady 20 take charge Of the Boarding
w Department. Of the Florence yHodcal femse College
or fuller Information, apply 70 s KsV ,. r. K0aAA D. D.
ect7-- Wit
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ne1t door % ". Il. Gordon 90.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron wares
Y EEP constantly on hand all kids %
N Improved COOKING STOVES; also, s=S&
Stoves Of various knds, such a PArioT, Han, IFfs
Flnted, Box, and 10 plate stoves. Alsc, cns6A5hF
proved Coal etoyes, 81 All kinds, Enamel 3NI
esnd Plain Mantle Crates. cAsfINes o.
KiaDs.
GJQb Work solicited aud executed vith ne4tuess and dss
patch fcathers 6inseng Beessax Peaer Copper
taken IN exchange fer wares, ~.
P.ss-we hops ear ed customers uEl EsnsHbss zsis
heir orders.
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The spirit that governed us was altogether
retaliatOry. We certainly have no unfriendly
spirit for any one connected with the Banner.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-12
SELF SEALING PRESERVE CANS AND JARs.

SHALL be In receipt In few days Of q quantity Of vsry
superior and invanabie seEsealnE Preserve Cans al.
miIably adapted for convenience and usefulness 70 The
wants Of those wishing 10 preserve luits and vegetables
FviS no D. ID. DICKEY
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LNOR SALE-A small house and lot on Spruce 90
street-part Of Lot No. 1855. For further pare- 80.
ulars call NJ this office. octt5-u TIA