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and single copies sold By
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THE NEW-YOBK LEDGER,
WEEKLY Newspaper. SubEcr Ption received and sin
"A gle numbers Jold BY HAGAN 4 BRO, Agents.
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION, aud eBaIou's Pic
4 tOTal NeWspaper5' for sale b. HAGAN * BRO,
ian6 Agents.
Cooley FOR FEBRUARY,
Have been received By
jan2O 81 HAGAN & BRO;
JARgER's MAGAEINB for February Is On our table.
IL feb HAGAN & BRO
Valentines,
LARGE and varied assOrtm Of beth Sentimental
"A Comic, varying In prices from cts Also Envsl-
OPsaRd Valentine motoss-jssJ received 0y
HAGAN & BRO.
feb5 MarEst street.
Yankee Notions -FOr January end February "a
received By HAGAN g. BRO.
HAGAN 4 BRO, Market Street,
Have just received large supply Of heavy and very
nns Cap Paper, ruled and umruleds Also,
assortment Of nus Wrapping and Manila Papers, % whsh
they invite buyers In Of good article low prices.
iI24 HAeAN & BRO, 50 Market
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A LARGE BET -Ths following story, go well told
in Porter's Spirit of The Times, shows of what stuf
some Of the real F. F. VS. Of the olden tines were
made. Col BYRD lived long before the Rsvou-
ton, and ike Washington and many others, was
the descendant of az ancient aristocratic family:
OF Col Byrd the sneedote is tod that when
quite q young man, ct & clubhouse ia London, he
met the Duke Of Bolton, whose offsr to bet GIO,-
900 Oh a card not being taken up By the noblemen
and hers of his set was mOdestly accepted by
Mr. I'd.
The cards were turned, aud Mr. Byrd WAS the
nuer. Not word was said and the play ", ut
Ga TIL the adjournment TO supper, after which the
Duke approached the Young Vrginian with the
remark.
Il owe you, sir, sIO 900, but as you are a strSn-
ger to me, l must Inform you Of 9 rule beTe that
We mus: know the winner Is able to pay in case Of
bis losa"
avery proper rule " replied Mr. Byrd, land I
Will refer your Grace TO lay banker
be handed q note FOR him to the Duke, with the
simple inquiry:
"Would you honor my check il favor Of the
Duke Of Bolton for 100000"
The banker promptly replied:
"Not only for $4,000, but for ten times the
amount"
The Duke, Of course, paid the money, and it IS
said Mr.. Byrd shortly thereafter left England for
8 tour on the Continent, and never again touched
card while in Europe.
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Per Nashville.
45i bags Baltimore Rio CofJ8;
20 casks Fresh Rice;
20 bags S S Almonds;
cases Fresh Figs;
p casks LOnGOn Porter;
% barrels Pecans;
80 do Fl bsFs and English Walnuts;
Is do Crushed and Powdered Sugar
Forsale, low down, by.
febl3 MCREA & TRRRASs.
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TO MERCHANTS
KIRREIAEJ & ELLIS,
EXCLUSIVELY
WbOIesaIe Dealers ana Importers Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

TTAVIEG concluded sometime since 10 discontinue the
III Retail Department Of business pre-
pared with g largely Increased stock, and
Extensive variety, TO offer Inducements 70 GrE-
CHANTS gurE East, Cas well those COETg
purch2ses) equal 10 any hOls5 the Eastern Cities
Our terms will be blaitO prom"t and solvent men, and
We will take FEAT7 EKS, GINSENG BEESWAX 8, WOOL
a. the nigh stNarzet Prize.
Re all Customers will please take notice that
he TesfsGr supply them with any Goods IN line.
klRkAAN d ELLIS
febI2-d&Iv5u
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Pianos. Pianos.
DIR. MORSE'S
1nVigOTaGing Cord al.
PenmanshiD,

NEW Pupils ara daily received the Writ
~ ing saloon OF NIX DOLBEAR, No q K
Union street, Vessel q Thsmpson's, -
where persons from 8 to 90 years Of age can ~
easily change the most sE slow cramped hand 70 Que
Of EAsE, ELEGAFCE RAPIDrrT.
Persons from country finish their lessons IN one
week. Persons uuacquanted with Of Mr. Dol0sarG
TEACHING referred TO the testimony many the
citizens In the United States In his large Circulars hun
drsds OF pupils taught by him in this place. Hours H.
A. NJ. and 2to 4, p. M and % 9 al night.
Al who wi TO- Join his classes should do 80 Immediately
Vopun HtF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-13

DEALERS IN
Fine BraBdies, Wines, Tobacco, Cigars,
Nails, Domestic Liquors, &C.,
AND SOLE AGENTS IN NASHVILLE.
FOR DupOnTs Celebrated Rifle Powder,
Tennessee blasting Power
Toy, BeckfOTd s. CO.'S safety E'uEs,
CoBsER OF COLLEGE AND CHURCa srRsETs,
NASHVILLE, TENN ESSEE.
ERESH ARRIVAL OF GhOCERiES,-I0o
II hhes prime 70 choice 51gsr,
100 b5s Powdered, LOsfand Crushed Sugar;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee,
loo bDls hOasEe5
100 i bbs do
50 b e Old Gov. Java snd LaFUsJT2 OGHse;
IS bbls Mackerel assorted;
so dozen Buckets
$50 boxes Star and Mould Candles,
300 kegs Wheeling Nails, assorted,
100 boxes Tobacco assorted 5raRdu
5000 Imported RECALLS Clgsrs
$4,000 assorted brands do;
Is boxes Scotch behring's;
tisrees FRESH e.
- bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger,
~ boxes Bar Soap.
sB1 &&BF CHEATaAM.
I IQUORs.-9oO bbls Pixies Hagnohs Whisky;
Il $50 bbls Robinson Co do;
800 bbls Old Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
100 bbls American Brandy
so bbls do Gin;
20 bbls Peach Brandy
Also large stock Of Fine Imported Brsuciss and
Wiueh, just received AMI for sale 0y
fsbu NAE CHEATHAM.
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~ A bill passed the Wisconsin Legislature,
excluding negroes, mulsttoes Indsns and blsck
persons ron being witnesses in that State
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8. D. MORGAN. CT. CHsNEY, ST. C. N. MORGAN.
SPRING IMPORTATIONS!!
Ns q RIG 4 n & CO.,
No AZ, PCBuO SQUARE,
NASHVILLE.

WE r-rrif aud 0JsnIng usual Spring Pur-
w chasas- which W be- ready inspection b ghe 25h
Inst a. a. which time viii display complete
~ heretofore.
Our stock VII embrace all the latest styles Of DOMESTIC
AND FOREIGN
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Aud 10 It will he added al the MOI ELITES hey ap
pear In the Eastern Cities.
In addition the large and generally assorted Stocks
have 10 the habit Of keep ng, have added it I'll
the styles and grades Of
KE-DR MADE CLOTHING.
We shall be pl gsed g. EXHIBIT assortment old
friends and the Tads general " feel conf lent that
from experience and he advantages possess
sb TO offer Inducements 10 all.
febI2 MORGAN & co.
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lie Plant RnOfe

TTORSE Radsh Crowns sHd fine fI blooded Pigs Of two
u different breeds Of the ssrEsas rh razer and Wo-
burn crosses, f1r sale and now ready Tor delivery.
febl2-d&tE3W THUuAS BATT2.
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WOODSIDES q WAKEFIELD,

CMALL Packages and Parcels forwarded every day By he
- EZpre-s Train 10 aud from Nashville and CuIumbE.
We nave made arrangements with GLovRH & Co.'S CITY
Nashville and 70 forward all articles for Columbia %
as when will aks charge Of delivery a. Instructed.
EETEsEScEs-W Meredith, Js. Edwards and D. D. Disksy
JauIO-'SI-d9m.
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Fine Clothing, &c

AAAC nv CAA IA = a. -
SMALL invoice Of FTOCk and OyeI-coats TElmas, Sc,
"a with few heavy Watch chains, sale few days
only Al nett Eastern prices by
EbI9 BENZ. ?. SHIELDS.
NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.
OFFICE NAEHvILLE Gas LIeHT Co.
February End, 1857.
NHR Stockholders Of the Nashville Gas Light Company,
are hereby uUtfed that the annual election Of D
Fsc.ors 70 s5Tve for twelve months, will place the
sh day Of March At the Office Of the Company Cher
~ Street. JAS. D. hEHDHiGk, Ssa'y.
Feb. AID
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By Express -!

THOSE FINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS
WE have Just received small in DoraOn those rich
w BLACK FRENCH BEAVER HATS, about which there
has been 20 much inquiry they going rapidly thOo
who have been waiting for Them should and supply
themselves forthwith. We sell them than hey
have been sold il this city.
jRnlO-57. WATERFIBLD & WALKER.
THE PREUIUm DRESS hAIS!
A I the popular house OF WATERFIRLD & WALKEH the
"A most elegant Fyls Of Dress Hats always be found
At period their history have they been better prepared
give entire satsiaclOn.
WATERPIELD & WALLER.
Premium Haters, % Public square.
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Valuable SUMNER COUNTY LAND FOR

HAVE two hundred aud eleven and half acres Of land
Station amp Creek, in The vicinity Of
the N.Gud L. railroad which will sell low and on accom-
mOdsfluE any wishing place OF the size, in
call and examine 1t before purchasing else EheTe
SsundeTsvile, febl2-tWO W-2H~ JAMES FRANKLIN,
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SMALL CHAEeE.--Tbe cent--thAt unwiedy,
j'undioed coin which has played go important e
part in the financial history Of this oouDtry-.ssp
preaching its last great change The Albany Jour
nal presents its history as follows:
The cent was proposed IN 1882 by Robert MGR
RE, the great flGuCtF Of the Revolution, and vas
named By JEFF rson, TWO years stsr. It be.an to
make its appear from the miat in 1892. 1t
b IRE then the head Of Washington on one side,
and chain Of thirteen links on the other. The
French Revolution soon after created rage tor
French ideas in America which put on the cent
instead OF the he d of Was ington, the head Of
e GO ldess Of L berty-A Fre1ch Liberty with
neck thru-t forward aud hJwiug locks TIE chain
o. the reverse was replaced BY tEe olive wreath
Of peace.
But the F-ench Liberty was short lived and 80
was her portrait on our cent The present stsid
classic dame, with flet rouud her hair, csme
inc fashion about thirty or forty years ago, a
her finely ChIsseled Grecisn festu es have been
but slightly altered by the lapse Of time
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12
Terrible Trugedy in Kentsicky

The Cincinnati Commercial Ut Monday says:
A. the Lexington and Covngtnu tain were
passing n couple Of miles this side IT Wiuche-tnr
kentucky. an Saturday tie body If n mun was
discovered lying near thu road. aud .iill little
farther on. annth r body lying in similar c"ndi-
zion was sern. The pnrti"s Col. jaime.
Price, of claIk county. Kentucky. an old aud
esteemed ciiz. IN. aud hi sou. fine aud promi.
sing Young man. Both were found welterlng in
their blood. the father wing received the con-
tents of IA double harrel gun. loaded with buck
shot. in the abdomen and lower partof his body,
while the son had been shot through the body bv
hu!ict from u revolver. Both breathing
when found, and il /. VT hoped that the old gen.
ii.iunn may survive, although 40 hopr - enter
tninrd ii the recovery Of the ION. The particu-
lars of this -anguinary affair, we have been n
blr Ia learn them. are a. follow:
I liz Indy of Colonel Price under the nam" If
"Molly Broom" is n contributor Of III" Ohio
Farmer. and in recent cotUmuncniIon to that
journal she gave description 81 n ialnly residing
in her ne Oh orhnod, from the mi -manag"Inc nj IF
whose head much domestic ailcton and dl-as-
trou- consequences had arisen. Unfortunately
II npghpor named Gay took the matter a. Intend
ed for | IN self, and few days since, meeting
Col Price he demanded if he considered himself
responsible, for what his wife wrote. The Cui"-
mel. who was unconscious of whit he alluded To.
replied in a rather jocular manner that he
not, ana tlt puTii's separator oI'ou "Pp'Tfn'
friendly terms. On saturday morning Col. Price
wa, riding on horsrbncK at the spot ahuve drsig
mated has son. similarly mounted. being som"
distance behind, when he was intercepted by Gay
who carried u double barrelcd gun which he dis
charged full Mt the Colonel. who fell from his
horse To al appearance dead. The son at this
moment Fastening 10 the spot, Gay drew II re-
vo'vrr. aud again fired, with such faiu! effect
that the also fell. After thus dispensing of
his victims wli, were u all apnparaucp dead.
Gay mode off, aud at the present writing we are
not advised whether he has been arrested. Tn.
foregoing was gleanen from the Colonel himself,
VIII" rallied sufficiently 10 relate the particulars
OF the murderous attack, as well AS its probable
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Few. BIT HARD To CATCH The Indians in
Flnsida. who giving the Government so much
trouble. number l1tl men aud boys capable If
bparins arms. General Harvey. an able and
distinguished officer. with n large force "f regn
lar- aud volunteers .has pursued these 10 Indians
with sharp stick from January l-t All his OPP
Grafton. ARE said 10 bav. been marked by un1su-
al xiii aud energy. The result 81 far is. that
five Of the Indian, have been killed. and three
Thi. is nil. except that the cap'ivrs repnr, that
the Indians have been kept constantly oH wing
never stopping hour in security. aud with no
time 10 uIaut.
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We have received neat pamphlet entitled "N2p
hotel, Old POM C,mior, Ia con. listing of car
f'om the proprietor OF the Establishment, joseph Sc q
gar Esq, md numerous letters from surgeons Of III e
military post at Fort Monroe aud resident ply sician g
OF the vicinity addressed to the proprietor, aud set =
ting forth the IL getc character of the locality. w
infer from the contents of the pamphlet that the i'm =
preston had prevailed lhht Ia not safe for people from
the uplana4 10 visit this senhoarl watering rncc n
tho a Of the year and that is the ohjrci of tn g
proprietor to correct this impression If 20 we thin k
the effort Is entirely successful for eminent army
gcous and the medical faculty Of the vicinity y
confidently certify TO its almost entire Exemption from
billions or mnarons disease at all seasons 81 the year
aud that "visiers from my climate arc rs safe AZ
OLD Point Comfor, during the autumn months SO
they would be in the mountains or my whore at the
NnrLLn
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The subject which ills the llrarst place in our de
sires is tho establishment q direct trade with Eu-
rope. Whha the few yearapast, soy cral Conventions
respectable in numbers, zeal and taeuts, lave AS
scmblcd in the South nud serou ly debated this mat
ter to our mind Of uvcrmas'erinR importance The
cool effects Of thci earnest deliberations aud judi
ciuus suggestions. already plainly Visible IN the
inrrrnsinE mauIta stations of popular approval and
The renewed impetus impaired 10 the extensive sNS-
tenn of enterprise and improvement in Which the
Southern States are embarked. Before tins grand
project was preached, The advocates OF licrnh I'M
provcmcht seemed to be cxpendtu- their ctiorts with
out any definite aim and certain purpose. Suppo-
sing Their work completed il WAS still question
whether the productive resources of the south woul
be proporiionally enhanced To develop her immense
resources, without direct comnHN'cht on With Tor
egn mArts. was but to furnish new sources of profit
to Northern thrift aud speculation, and afford addl-
tioual materials Tor Unequal Federal 'aNntion. But
the imposing movement in the direction Of CONNER
cal indcpen lcncc whosa successful tcrmnaiionis no
longer rrgn.ea AS nroblematiea has relieves t&":"
pe,pIcyine Doubts mud appfeheHslonS' and they can
now labor with h'ary good will, and with glOrl-
| Gus ounsummaiou IN view.
The Railroad Convention, which met at Bristol on
the inst, was the offspring OF tins growing spirit
OF enterprise and It's results may be regarded ~
proper exponent ofthe sentiments and feelings which
now animate the internal improvement corporations
in the State. There not the least indication OF
rivalry or Jealous competition, nor even single ma
tcrnl difference OF opinion 10 mar the perfect har-
mory Of their deliberations All seem To be thorough
" possessed with the magnitude of the SUBJECT ANA
20 be instgated SOLELY by considerations OF public
! good Having and the same great end in con
temptation, their proceedings were marked by har-
mony and unamity which give emphasis &c tie dec
mration, 'that no work OF internal improyem de-
signed for the nsportaon of heavy tonnage and
produce from the interior the seahoatd is, or
can be, regarded complete or fin shed until the
afford 1t for direct trade from the CheSn-
"penke and it's waters to Europe
rle l,f, aIa1r damn tppp may DNI he
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Of Common Schools with Normal Schools free Aced-
emies and great University. in all Of which tstion
should he free to all our people. In that University
the mechanic arts, with model orkshopsand al the
sciences should he taught and especially agriculture
in connection with model farm"
Common Scho,ls, Normal Schools Free Acaa-
emies, and Great Usic,rsity' We are again
compelled to acknoel.lge nurseive. overwbelm'
ed, aud 10 refrain from further comment
Ia consideration of establishing in Kansas 1.-THE
great principles of State and popular sovereign
ty" the Governor thinks Congress will welcome
Kansas into the Union With pride and pleasure.
Congress. says the Governor will welcom"
her into the Union with joyful congratulations,
and n most liberal policy as to the public do
main."
Such are some Of tho brilliant promises which
Gov. Walker has made 10 the few thousand peo-
pie of Kapsas Territory. Railroads are to be
built all over the S,a'e-free farms are 10 be
given To every body, Irish aud Dutch ineuded-
schools, universities and colleges IRE tn he estab
li-hrd at every p,int-ihe Indlnn- are 10 be dri
ven off 50 that III" people inny have no troubl" IN
apprnpriating their best land--and. above ahno
take. are 10 he levied to maintain the State gov
ernmeni And all this. he il observed. l. 10 he
d,ue. directly or indireety.ai the Expense # the
Federal Trea,ury-'hat Treasury which Is the
property Of the States in common. Thus the
people "f Virginia, in addition TO thu privilege
they now enjoy If paying their own onerous tax
90. may still further snlace them selves with the
gratifying reflection TINT they will also con'r-
butte to the building Of rail Dads, tho establish
ment # schools and colleges, and the payment of
the annual current expenses Of Free.oil State
in the West. Fm We entertain scarcely doubt
that most Of those swelling promises Of Mr.. Wal.
ker will be fulfilled Ia the letter II has been
with regard to other States, and there is
reason to believe it will not be with regard TO
Kansas
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yirsiuian , oh Pri.s,n . omc-

The yriaIyiAS jon OFFICE has bern NJ 81 with frea
care supplied with the most extensive assortment "f Twp.
f every ia. neat aud prompt execution OF All
Kinds ain and Ornamental Prutine u i uuaer TIC sn
ernendenre Of Mr. II c. TREhxtE BY whass a orders p" III
be puDc;ually allied ~ be promptly atsn
ded to- Patronage home and abr 81 respectfully sed
yottce -Mes.u ia. W. BRowS JpS fh HRoW> AMI
] WIN are atior,ed Agent In ths country aud MAJ
,ya n rfEIsJIAs and MON1GpNfKft in IN" city fur
alnr settling The business At the Ntfeuisn
Oees Ia III, April 1857 To- wbIth time al bills Tor sub
nt;an 40 are due the undersigned T. distant snbrri
ber and he hi viii he sent y
mail and through that channel la registered let
,ars ara nlrrd risk II is highly Important that
the business should Ice speedily wound We trust thai
All those udshted viii apre iaa the necessity
for An early pumpi settlement OF their accounts
sentation MCDONALD PETERS.
May 2Its
fp Those gentlemen also authorized 70 receive sub
seriptons virs nian for the ~ Proprietor
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JosErn SGaAa, OF ELiz,aern Clry.-The friends c f
internal improvement in Virginia viii be gratfcd to
hear of the reelection of this gentleman to the LeRis
laturc from Elizabeth City, &c. The result is III .
Aartering Mr. S personally from the fact tina
he did not actively his counties but content
ed himself with issuing circular, in which he pre-
scntcd in detail hs views Estate policy.
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MAY 22rd, 1857
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER.


As Just received the following very desabe good4 T.,
winch heiNh, the attention Of his the
bu"crs nf Dry tnpls grncrtls:
~ mug ah lIs't, q ltnS assorted crnrs match
n.'cS more Antique Ribbon dsr trimming Bssqn.s,1
Plsii and Checked Gmghtlu..
bii'k ami an a hrn't Dress good, toi m1nrnng1
NNA blue Mara l"uis' Pea Green and u a,k uslins
Stfn spring SKIRTS assorted styles very drsirahle3
hck Mo'rn Anlo and Lace Nantes very beautiful and
o&u"neiy chra.D
ga X thanit,a Lave Nantes. lin varioty.l
LIS Lin ~, II Stry Atcxandcr's KID Gloves &c &c
All w"eh " il b"-ld extremely low. Those wi hing To
aNN 'hth ivtso the benefits resulting from the one y,cc
S5Sem VIII hl Their interest greatly promoted by calling and
'i'A n -, ' purchases from 'nis finhsc q. NJ X.
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article. have committed the many other i.ln
nies and more ihnn alluded 10 by y"u. hope
YOU will CORRECT the above named errors, and give
this piece ia place IN your paper.
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HAWKINS, THE MURDERER We published. a
few days since. chapter of incidents in the
life "i n felon,' referring t" one +. w. Hawkins.
convicted of numbering tw" "fiicers in Estil
county Kentucky. This man paid the penalty
Ut his crimes on Friday week. III. day on which
he was hanged he addressed list Of .corrcc
tons tn the 'incident.." to Il Kentucky news.
paper. in which he says
l am H "iel"n." il ia true and am sentenced 10
death. which debt imagine shall this day pay
The l>t'rror is-'ha an % wears old, | will
not b. 81 years old until the III. day of July
next lloN.) Your next i---thnt all my wives
are alive; alas the IF them, young, beautiful and
Lovely as she -. committed suicide ON account
Of the enormous deception had practsod upon
her. Your next error is--you say am the
grandson Of Tom Harper; | have no connections
Of that nams. Your next err"ris-that you say
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