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SrArs DEBT OF PEsSsYLyASIA.-On the lst
inst. the funded debt Of Pennsylvania amounts
ed 70 $50 500, s75. and the unfOnded 70 $3.50,
500. There remsips in the Stale treasury and
the sinking fund the sum Of s795, a57, which
Is applicable 70 the further eancellAtion o.
State stocks, &c.
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The Omnipresent Negro.

The antagonisms of the white and black race
in the North, and the conflicting ant~slavery
and pro-savery institutions of our common
country, must ever be in collision, but the more
in collision, the more excitement is kept up
about them. Thus now, though Mr.. Buchan
an has received an electoral endorsement in
nineteen of the thirty-One States of the Union
Zone of them being the great central North,
ern States of Pennsylvania yet, notwithstand.
ing this sharp, indirect condemnation of negro
agitation, the agitation goes on as earnest as
ever.
Here, in the North, a negro Doctor of Divin-
ity,-stimulated into violent resistance against
the law of local Rail Road Corporation, for
bidding him aud his color riding in certain oars
has Just been told by the Court and Jury, in
New York city, that no such negro right ex.
lists, as claimed, even in these Northern States
The Court and Jury decide him to have been
rightfully elected, and sustain the Corporation
in ejeoting him.
The President of the United States has Just
made the negro a long topic, in an otherwise
short message.
Thetwo Houses of Congress are mainly en-
crossed apon the negro.
The Supreme Court of the United States
has Just had before it most important case,
and, for some time, been devoted to it.
Thus the negro is Omnipresent. North and
South he turns up on the white man, and a
reader of our national dongs would scarcely
fancy it was white mans government we
live under.
Is there no help rit2 Cannot the Govern.
ment go ON, as it has gone on since 1776'
Slavery and anti-slavery have lived now over
three-fouths of a century in peace. Can they
live so no longer2-N Y, Express.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-01

TNHE PartnershiD heretofore existing between HENRY
l. NOLAN AHAN ALEX BRANNON is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent All those owing them
quested to forward and settle and those having cas
against them viii present them 70 Henry M'olanahan who
alone is authorized settle the business Of the
Nashville, Dec. q, SO. HENRY MCLANAHAN,
dec30-StF ALEX BRANNON
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Yours, affectiona.ely.
CONSTANTINE.

This placed young Sir Robert in an awk-
ward predicamenl, to say the least of it,-and
enables Admiral Napier to say, that if he did
not take Cronstadt, he, with the aid OF the
Grand Duke, at any rate, has made sad work
of the veracity of r certain member of Par
lameut 1t is Sir Robert Peel's turn now to
'cramble into dust"-N T. Express.
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PLANTERS BANK or TENNESSEE, !

NASHVILLE, Dec. 20, 1856
INHE Board Of Directors have declared a semi nnual d.
vidend Of five per cent u the prod Of the last
six months and dividend OF per ce Of the
surplus PROFITS Of the Bank making all Seven Dollars per
share, be paid to the Stockholders and after the LIST
January prnx. D. WEAVER,
deC3 Cashier
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Fer As Patriot

Ter TIE Patriot.
Alone, one watches near the dying couch
OF the ola, wasted year, hos calm he iesl
No spectral Fears, no vensefs PhAntons crouch
Around, Abhorreat visions to his eyes
upaning, deep whispering rsmOrsei
Bat Nature, God and Man the Plaudii yield,
Wei done: lis bat fs~ faint gAsps, his course
wn end, the records Of his mission seArd.
Drop from his hand he sespre be sfs mur; WELD.
II.
Has hal whai mufIisS, hooded form laTks thsrei
AEayl Absos,ng rite, nor ministry
nc nseas.--oat markl the mamie falls, Is bare
TIE brow, kis EIdnigh, srrana comes TO nee,
The stFens, the steady Euss a that fail eye
LiFhlA 1p the broken paihEay lhoa hast irod
wlsh The expiring year stern hemopi
On he blrei heart each glancs faila Ike asol,
salsI4. SHIELD sAsa haly Proxy, liz RECEIVING Cell
III
Sec throush The lAtiice-A prseccious dawn
uDtoueA'd by years. giows Hopes al Ssicsms face,
Wa. nkeths sessn seer, ever has wosn
sszs timely shape, STAR q 'nishsad raesl
Rora efAeasen, BAL sxilea thence. Wake" he sings,
"shy dFaS'aAAndnsid Purpose, tselvs meons age.
How uids. aud clear her sieus. how arm her uluss
nus oi where eanss Al possut fsish. snd nov,
Wi.AH her farm srsath semmlagsd sh4 lssuas iss
slsu.n
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A glass Of brandy can't hurt anybody !
Why, know person, yonder he is now, on high
change a specimen of manly beauty. portly six
footer He has the bearing Of prince, for he is
one of our merchant princes. His face wears the
hue OF health, and now, at the age Of fifty odd, be
has the quick elastic step of our young men of
twenty Eve, and none more full OF mirth and wit
than he and know he never dimes without brandy
aud wafer, and never goes to bed without terra"
pin or oyster supper, with plenty of champagne,
and more than that, be was never known to be
drunk. So here is living exemplar and dsproot
OF the temperance twadde about the destructive et-
fects of temperate use of good liquors"
Now, it so happened that this specimen OF safe
brandy drinking was a relation of our. He died in
year or two after that of chronic diarrh@l, com
mon end Of those who are never drunk, nor even
out OF liquor. He left his widow splendid mans
sion up town, and clear five thousand year, be-
side large fortune to each of his six children; for
he bad ships on every sea, and credit at every
counter, but which he never occasion to use. For
months before be died-he was year IN dying
he could eat or driak nothing without Distress and
at death, the whole alimentary canal was mass OF
disease; in the midst of his millions be died OF it,
suiGion That is not the hall, reader. He had been
steady driuker, daily drinker, for twentySeight
years. III left legacy to bis children, which we
| did not mention. ScroEIla has been eating up one
daughter for fifteen years another is in the mad
house; the third and fourth Of unearthly beauty
there was a kind OF grandeur 10 that beauty, but
they blighted, and psled and faded toto Heaven we
trust 10 their sweetest teens another is totterlng
on the verge the grave and only one is left with
all the senses, and each OF them Is weak as watel
| Why, we came from the disseeting- and made
| a note of il, iL was so horrible
A gentleman of thirty-fve was sitting on a chaiT,
with no specially critical symptom present, still he
Yves known to be "Dissipated young men, as the
saying goes. he rose, ran fifty feet, fell down and
died. The doctors beauty in death, the chance
Of cutting ap fsllow and looking about for sights.
The whole covering of the brain thickened, its
cavities we're filed with ud which did not belong
| 70 them enough 10 KIN hall dozen men with apo
plexy; great portion Of one lang in state oil
/ gangreue, and nearly an tie other was hardened
aud useless; blood and yellow matter plasered the
inner covering Of the Lungs, while angry red pat
ches OF destructive Inflammation were sc4ttered
song the whole almentary canal Why, there was
enough Of death in that one mans body 10 have
| killed forty men. The doctor who talks about gnzz
ling Iqnor every dag, being healthy "a perfect
disgrace to the medical name. and ought 20 be
turned nut 70 break rock for the turnpike for the
term Of bis natural life st shilling day, and find
himself - Halls Journal Of Health.
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Ovsn TwEErxoEE DAYS WITHsuE Fnop. II
- = Two tnepagere wagons arrived 10 shl8ciy bs
sl,4 Illnois Central Road twenty days sgo, and
3. iakea % Neely's Warehouse where they
- = eeapE No Gro knew what was Ia these
s 5 q sTOODE O. Tassdsy evening, when i
1RNE1 ) a rae poor creature
ww1 4A- 81 eIDf - been thus
M,LlsNEAN ooURTKs TEXAS. ~-tss
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REMOVAL.
THoM SON g. co.

REMOVED TO no. SO COLLEGE STREET
our very extended and constantly increasing trade
" curing more room than had a. our oid stand,
have removed the and eeEani SIRE recent
" erected for College STREET, where We VII DC
happy friends eust0mars.
We sss this 20 say e the public tnat sc
win contnae very successful system Of RAPID sales 81
A small advance on cost-Aad 81 exp1ct greatly
Increase oar purch vi q cohfe ae Enabled
TO buJ cheaper and consequently sell cheaper than ever
aud viii iHanguFnia the New Year b A
propt settesai OF toe acco1nss af he past they may
anticipate great thin Ia the ftnrs IA ne way % novelties
and bargains We hope tkeresore, have early call
fo al interested ID sher oNn welfare AMI oas
IfIsgMPSON a 90,
jAni Ns Go college Street..
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"The Right Hon. VI8CoUNr PALMERsToN"


Sir Robert Peel in his imputations or the
Admirals courage, it seems, had indscretion
enough to allude to a conversation he (PeeD
had with the Grand Duke Constantine of Rus
sia,-iustifying those imputations. He said he
(PeeD had visited the fortress of Cronstadt,
and there was but one opinion, from the Grand
DIXIE Constantine down to the youngest mid
dy' on board the Vladimir, that, had the ener-
gy of the commander equalled the courage of
the British navy, that fortress at the present
moment would be crumbled in the dust.
TherenpOn Sir Chas Napier wrote to the
Grand Duke, with the request that, as his
HighneSs was "a frank, open-hearted sailor, "
be would be pleased to state whether, as res
presented by Sir K. Peel, be said if he, Admi-
raj Napier had attacked Crsnstadt, he would
have crumbled it to the dust? Here is the
Grand Dnke's reply dated November Goth, as
follows
MY DEAR ADMIRAL: In answer to your letter oil
the 99lh October, l willingly affirm that you have
quite exactly reported the conversation had with
you concerning Cronstadt.
With regard TO Sir Robert PeePs statement, l
consider it necessary to say that spoke with him
but once, viz at his official presentation in Mos
cow; and that not word concerning C9onstadt-
not even the name itself-was mentioned by either
of u.s.
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FIsHE uadersgned ia'e Frofsssor 81 La1geaEs n ne
e..fTili. flsxersltx wing led his Para ths Md
die Fr4nkln rarnplke sout q reHote te M see -
~. N ~ f3allaln Fur hplke I ulss lfo he
Nashville Hridge. The next sts1.pu - No aennar. al
herssoee Be- opsued shsre Menhay, thetd uf Zebra
arv 1887 and continue g thi fsE ol ykly ~ nssa
- s,zil Better neirkhafhoedfan no Were BE- tqund.
Al he suchcs eelsiifutas aeafoasa aAris Classical
- Hsshe IA neal sslen III be dlhntlr ausAt. and
h easrve 81 Entsleetral dis1pnne pelHRsd sia BE-
- esssulslsa e asssop Asftao An ihe acaes n
- nlnd Hts7ct parental stlenlon ~ b pad % ne
oofais anntg,, Estilt knd teANe q HaFile fee ALI
llana nsardfae feEIE = feeF5t nNf kef1i4fs
80 rasnecfl4l.g faI|e'tta - tsr. 4ito per
Te<is4 ~ - nsn.nf * ~ - ts,ter.
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
KIRKPATRICK. NEVIES & co.

F5IDAT MoRKTsG Jsnuary' g 1857, q IA o'rloek.
~ WsosF 81 ASHTON. IN iroit q store 81 Naf
kat strcefi A
50 hhds air to ehpice Sagar,aoo bikes Cheesei
BOO aaFs CoEsss leo g1'c1S quart fiAskss
90 bhls Lozr sugar; loo do 7lnt 90,
IA - NaIls 100 10 half pint d.
a. bhss "a ene Narksrei: 100 hbs Pksis Whfks;
fas - Necssres i6a bsls " aissy. other b ads
40 - = Rsisns: ~ bis Brandy;
10 Aaa beses R4sins; - a. 6iat
ID ~ $3.50 a.. % b 4 Baurhon hisky,
.e9 6ozss star Candies, - 20 % Eye WAizkE
fo % TAlog %, iut0l hne CEars,
lH4 81 Tpbacco. yaricus - bos fncg4f.
Tsrsthsr r various other articles ia ne Grocery zs
5kai-td KIRKPAfkf X hhflAs 4 90.
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TWO FINE ROSEWOOD PIANOS AT AUCTION.
I'LL be added to sale Of Wednesday De Sist two
w fine Rosewood Pianos and fine Case Of surgeon
Dentists Instruments. dec30 B. T. SHIELDS.
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An Admirar after am NJ. p.

Sir Charles Napier has said and done some
not over judicious things, since he was up IN
the Baltic, trying to take Cronstadt-but we
can't help thinking he has atoned for these, IN
good degree, by the terrible castigatiOn, IN
the newspaper, which he has just been giving
to thet unworthy inberitor of an august name
young Sir Robert Peel, NJ p, whose pre-
sumption, and Overlooking disposition are
characteristics of his n;ore conspicuous than
commendable. The story, in brief, is this: Sir
{ Robert undertook to arraign the Admiral at a
certain public dinner, not long since-spd, az
ter repeating over aud over again the old CON-
plant, that he accomplished so little for the
glory of OlG England with his feetin the Bal
tic-concluded with limiting that, after all, Sir
Charles was one of those persons with whom
like John Observation-Disclosures is the better
part of valor." Napier ronses up at this inn
parchment of lis honor by sprout of the TO-
blity-and, greatly excited, writes to Lord
Palmerston, asking for an investigation into
his conduct, in consequence of Sir Robert
Peefs statements. This letter is in "Charleys
best STYLE" 1t concludes in this wise:
"It has been stated at one public meeting, in
presence of one of your colleagues by Sir Robert
Peel, another Lord of the Admiralty, that, had
done my duty, Cronstadt would have been crumble1
TO DUST
"This was confirmed at another public meeting,
and it was stated by Sir R. Peel, that what he had
said at Stafford was approved by the highestautho
rity.' This has gone forth to the remotest corners
of the earth.
The highest authority could not have been
your Lordship, after what you have written to me.
It could not have been Her Majesty. Therefore, |
think the country has right to know who this
highest authority is.
"Sir Robert PeeIs opinion, my Lord, on naval
matters is not worth much nor indeed, on any
other. His wal t OF udgm mt is proverbia but his
position gives him weight.
The course he has pursued reflects little credit
your Lordship's Government and be assured,
my Lord, that he is not the Samson to pull down
the pillars of the State and crush the Administra-
ton beneath its ruins
a. therefore trust your Lordsbip will grant me
the investigation l request.
] have, &c.
. A MY
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rN- The Cincinuai Iiass Il correct IN rs sup
position that the sids spread dissheetioa among
our slaves, Is not the Consequences wholly, Of me
Intervention Of a few ab0htionsls that had ibelf
say 20 the South IL Is the eject Of the eeazeless,
unase and unnecessary agitation Of The slave cues
lion. by the l0coioco demagosaes ftbe south, WHO
ook nes 20 consequences where tho success Of par
a. 4 az stake During the hse canvass, We repeat.
ed, urged, privately, the Importance Of iofolddsag
slaves 70 lia,sa 70 The public debates inlo which
their eonditon catered 50 largely, e. porsan q
loeoloco clap trap And this ISOLATION derives adj
i.lsnal probability from the well kno~n fact, thar
The negroes look especial inlerest Ia she public
speakines IL the ioc0oeos. where there vas no one
% reply 70 lhem on whlch 0seasiep beg gave free
rein 20 thsir fancy and lied aaiitiiapa Add wheih
e. il 4 by lndoeunaloa, o. b. some lAp 81 s}alAe
thy. Ne knos not bnt sAa fact 4, thai almost e<e>
~ negro d lbs whole conany Vas = shouting soco-
loco. Negroes. l0seigneFs, a4shnlsss, AID eseFJ
s.tsess ~. make a. sf9tz Opposition 70 Aness
-es batlth epptnlieg % knoN lhat they slso
reaE AsaQnsat IA IL iafQF.-~l leFks
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500 REWARD.

500 REWARD.
DAN AWAIT from The Subscriber. rcsiting n NashvAe,
n Tennessee aosuf che LIST 81 Octob last dark ooiorsd
Negro Man naEea jim. said Negro Man Ao0r 3 years
Of a, weighs about It's pounds = ab1ut fet hh speaks
PLEASANTLY Nesa spoken a. x AID Negro srnifhed
With a pass 70 ane master, ~ K, ~ Bkfuas ths
tiaae ne scft for ksfansas,) ana Ga not refaFa-
wln I've she shove reward iar said 6Cg When taken
Or e0udssd IN Jail 90 that ges him.
dsciS-tm r. A. BARNES.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

WANT to hire for the 80 able bodei men to
work in Davidson county. CAL immediately.
deco Res W. PORTER
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

AUCTION SALE OF 0hoSkAlES
BY
II. LANTH7 Go co.
XETF viii 0aeT With liberal prisiIexss IN 'front.' Of
w Store, Monday morning, January 5ta ~ 10 Oooek
large Of Presh 5F0esrys, eonsssihg psrt
ofthe fooS ing
leo hhis fair, prime choice % bbs Old Rye wh'ky,
sugar - br8niy ard Gin,
40 b. new MOlAsses, 20 {" Lincoln Whisky,
20 do Loaf Sugar, zoe kegs Nails
20 d, Crushed and Pow Is boxes Virtinia Tobacco,
dered sugar, 10 % Smoking do,
300 bags prime new crOp Rio 81 drze1 Bu kafs,
Coffee 20 bbls Mackerel,
no bags choice Bait. Coffee, 30 KITS %;
no boxes star Candles, Il ffails Alfsands,
80 boxes Tai0w Candles, 10 brs FecHnS
200 sacks hne Salt, 20 dozen W ash baArds,
10 boxes Che Sc, 100 boxes Cuba Cigars,
100 % Raisins, 10,000 lne Cigars,
81 y DO DO, leo gross al FAsk',
so Y do d., 70 do Pas 90,
Toe b5is Nag uoiia Whisky, 70 40 \ 90 d.
ieD Deans ~ % $ aud e. Brandy
Is Old Bourbon " Boiiiea.
Tog.thsr with all the smaller articles % aks up large
I 0rocsfy line
iust been received from New Orleans sn ksssfn tHiss
ana wnl be oreFed In COOL lots. -. -
dsc29-ta tLsNleA : ~.
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HARPER for January, jast received By
III JOHN YORK CO.,
Gec24 IS Union street.
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BLASKRTs FOR NEGRoKs. One blanket, such
as plsuters usually buy for negroes, will cost
81 40 and will last aboutone year. SIX yards
OF kerseys 81 % cents Ter yard (sl 500 viii
make parmes blanket and viii last gre years.
know this from experience. Other reasons
besides economy recommend keIseys as a sub
stitnte for blankets. Tiss former are manuiac.
tnred 10 the South, sud OF Oue- hall cotton and
mostly Of Southern wool, while blankets are
made At tho North and OF Northern aad Wes-
tern wo0l.--Amer Cotton i'baater:
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PARTNERSHIP.

DPs. R. c. X. MARTIN and A. ATCHIsON hav,
- formed partnership in the prsctcs Of Medicine
Office on Cherry near the corner of Union stree.
jan1-3gd
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AMUSING GAMES. for Children.
ALBUMS Bound in Morocco.
ALBUMS, bound in Popier Maehe.
PORTFOLIOS, bound in PaPer Msehe,
WRITING DESKS, Rosewood and Leather.
CARD CASES. PORT M0NAIES,
CABAs, GOLD PENS,
IVORY TABLETS DIARIES for 1887,
CHINESE and ENGLISH 0HESSMEN'
COLD LITH0GRAPHs,
For sale By JOHN YORK & CO.,
decls IS Union street.
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