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New Socks.
HUMOURS OF FALCONBRIDGE.
COLLECTION OF
HUMOROUS AND EVERY DAY SCENES

HUMOROUS AND EVERY DAY SCENES.
JONATHAN KELLEY.
DETER known tDths reading public By the sgnal Of
- - Falconbridgen - Jack Humpbres,' Z" Stampede"
Beautifully illustrated from Original Des goa BY sTRPHESa
Complete in large DuOdecmo volume Of 500 pages.
Price g. Is 10 cloth; or 81 IN paper.
This book is beautifully illustrated, sbounds In humorous
10 the mind Of Psrussr Of solid
'Humors Of FalcO5rdge calculated make all PsrIons
laugh and grow fat.'-Bali .9dg0cafs.
are Of the most varied lively and agreeable ehass
sTHE BANIsHED SON. and other stores Of the Heart
NEW E6TTIoS OF CHARLES DICKENS WORK, mus-
rated "Pickwek Papers," Nicholas Nieklsby," "Davld
eeived and for sale By HAGAN & CO.,
MARRYING TOO LATEn--ATals By George Wood.
NOTES on THE GosPELs-By Rev. Chas. H. Hale
STORIES OF AN OLD MAID ~ related to her NsphswS
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"MILLEDULCIA 20 Thousand Pleasant Things selected
COMMODORE PERRF'S JAPAN EXPEOTTION-Nar-
raive Of the Expedition Of AmeriesD Squadron
China Seas and Japan performed u The year 1852 1885, and
1854 BY order o. ne Government Of the uLted States, under
the Command OF COmaOdnrs n. C. Perry, o. s. n. Com
piled from the Original Notes and Journal Of Commodore
FeTy aims request and under his supervision By Francis
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- lhy beautiful Illustrations All over one hundred cOn-
uouons altogether the most attractive number pub
hshed Price, single copy - cents, 8 per year free Of
postage, aud lost numbers. Subscription received and
single copies sold by Z. HAGAN & BRO, Agents,
decly Marker street.
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lust TeceVedby
y dse24 F. HAGAN & CO.
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EARPER'S WEEKLY, a Journal OF Civilization, arst
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IN TIE YEARS 1853. 1854. AND 1855,
| BY ELISHA KENT KANE, II. D., U. s, Ne,
IL SEARCH OF
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For sale BY tOcu25l CHARLES W. SMITH.
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Porcelain States, Log states,
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DY Lads fully qualified teach French, Music and all
- Eng branches, situation q. Teacher or 6oVerneis
10 Family the civ or country, n the location Is healthy.
The best OF 70 ererces gwen. Please address A. E "a
BOX 5Ss Post OliCs, Macon, Ga Utnl4-Gu.
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A MAMMOTH SOHEHE.-The New York Herald
says scheme is on foot to fuse the two great rail-
roads in New York-the Central and Fri, each
built at & cost of forty millions. Then it Is pro.
posed to increase their stock to one hundred mil
lions, to obtain the Hudson River Railroad, and
finally purchase the Erie Canal and its branches,
which cost forty millions. This done, the Herald
believes that State will be IS much u7der the con-
troll OF this vast corporation, as New Jersey is
under the control of the Camden aad Amboy Rail
rosd
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7. The following beautiful and truthful pOstesi IL
from the pen OF VIZ. CULLEN BBYAHT. We hnd floating
about upon The freEding, and transfer TO
HUMAN LIFE.
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Ii those indebted n the undersigned will please call a
"a bis old stand College street, and settle their accounts
aud Press Of business prevents calling them
In person, and he hopes his friends will odd and
and call him their earliest convenience
Jams '57-Im JOHN PATTERSON.
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THEATRE.

MISS DAVENPORT the honor Of announcing that her
sEut and suy Bsasi win taksplaes FRIDAY EVENIN
Jan lh on which occasion she win appear in two eharac-
Ssfs, dsss'sf EIEaOrS IN Stoves Sacrifice " and HaFgT,
IN tie "Roash Diamond being positively her last nght bn
cns in Nashvils. nl59sR.
Advanced Taxes. e.CoRPoRATIoN TAXBs FOR
TEX YEAR 1857, can aoW be paid 20 the city Revenue Col
lstoR a. ha once Of ChSy and Union Streets In ad
vance a. The rate Of ! per per month interest
As ths Is the best investment that be made, e
Postod that Tax Payers viii be PrOnpsin calling.
janls-lm. A. NILSSON, Collector.
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OWNER WANTED

il Books marked d. r HuETEE, received per steamboat
NJ hits slug stored W. h. GOrdon's, IL not claimed
yg1in thFy 5ays viii Be sold % pay shargaA Bahsi1
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THB Ihht dTGught steamer BLANCH - F--E., q.
II LEWIS, CURTIS, MAstsr, will leave - e. y
THIS DAY, H1lVs and all intermediate -
landings, 10 O'Clock, A A. Fur freight Or pa'sag apply
on board, or ts H. n. HAkHisON.
iala-II A. HAM1LTON.A zents.
CyNRET ORANGES i-ThISs SlssS o. ne Iasl re-
= esVsd b. kzPrsss,H J. q HoBkkIsON,
,STG RT9atWsTs
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed BY C. K Barnes du
ID " recorded the Registers Office Of Davidson county,
shall at the Court site 10 Nashville, URDAY
the instant expose public sale all the right title and
interest said in and tract Of land ad
Joining franklin College, beng undivided eighth Of
tract Of about ry acres belonging 10 the estate Of his
father The late Rev n. Barnes sale at IL O'Clock
fans '57-tds A, V. 5. LIND LILY.
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M RAILKOAn C0Nl-RAC.TnKN.

DRoPOSALS will be received Al the Engineers OEce Of
the Tennessee aBd Alabama Railroad February TO-
ls57 for the Grading Masonry, and Bridging OF said Rail-
road from Spring Nil 10 opposite The q Columbia
about thirteen miles The above work heavy
rock n.y. about six thousand Perches Of Bridge Masonry
and sixteen hundred eet Of Bhugng Plans, Probes and
Specifications may be lime, and any further in
fOrmOn obtained BY addressing J. n. DETEHEuI, Division
Engineer Of Columbia, Tennessee. A. ANDE0sON1
IsnI6-tr. Engineer.
mn ~ !. q - e o. L-.Ll5 \ a 1 4
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Nashville Spring Races
81 Nr

"WEDNESDAY, May 9Th, IsS7-SwsepStskss Tor unified
w year ods-l mile heats$l00 entrance, S59 forfeit.
Three or more 70 make race, 10 close 1t Of April
SAM DAT.MaIch for $500 aside, slI0J forfeit
one mile heattWO year Ods, carrying 50 pounds IhOs
q Bacon gT colt by imported AlbOu dam BY Levi
Ethan. WIN RouRdtree names BY Bynum BY Glencoe,
dam BY Othello Shamrock.
THURSDAY, May 7sIh.-PrOpreI0rs Pure e2O0-mils
heats.
FRIDAY. May 2Sth.-sWespsEkes for year olds-e2O0
entrance $50 OTOne mile heats 1hree 70 make
. race, TO close lsI OF April.
SATURDAY, May 30Ih-PTOpreOT's Purse s30O-tWO mile
heats LJanI6-uI ". J. PHILLIPS, Proprietor.
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TEX TAEFF.-Ths following is the amendment
which Mr.. Boyce, of South Carolina, on Tuesday
last, in the Q. S. House of Representatives, an
nounced bis intention to move as an amendment
TO the bill reducing the duties on imports and for
other purposes:
That from and after the FIRST day Of January,
1857. al goods wares merchandise, and other pro-
ducts suite under the existing tariff to pay du
ties of over twenty per cent be admitted into the
United States upon paying duty of twenty per
cent: AID that coffee and tea be subject to the
same rnte Of twenty per cent duty.
SUmER FIAG.-We we're in error IN our recent
notice Of the enterprise Of Measrs. GRAZ & Boy
rRs. in stating that they bad purchased the Sum
ser Flag. Mr.. BUSH stll retains the owl s1AiP Of
hat paper, aud the Esaa'iHsr is to be new once
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Odd Fellows Hall,
Musical Entertainn,anf

TINE original Peak Family Vocalisls Harpist, and Ian
4 cashlre Bell Ringers would respectfully annOunre to
the citizens Of Nashville that they will give Of popu
lar entertainments at Ode FeOws' Hall on MONDAY AND
TUESDAY EVENINGS, JAN. 18Th AND 20TH.
Tickets 50 cents Reserved be secured In ad
without extra charge at the Musical Store Of J. A.
Mcclure, whore plan OF the Hall lean Jeseen-
Doors open At Z Concert 10 commence al y O'Clock.
For particulars see programme.
JOHN d. FITZ,
ianl3-dlW General Business rent
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POSITIVELY tbs Last NIGHT.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Professor Hale,
Win Lecture At the above Church on thia
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY ls, 1887,
And alive q series OF
WONDERFUL EXPERIMENTS
In the new science OF
ELECTRO BIOLOGY,
Which has filed the spacious Halls and eonvussd the
auditors with uninterrupted laughter for hour In all PoF
tons Of the country.
CARDS OF ADMISSION R5 CENTS,
To be had at the Book, Music Stnres and the door.
II Doors open 3, Lecture to commences Bt7 O'Clock.
ianl3-du
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TEE VETERANS OF 1919.
WAsHReroN, Thursday, Jan


The Convention Of the soldiers of the OF 1912
sembIed o'clock this morning in the Common CCuu-
ell chamber Of City Hall The ConIe wss sailed
to order Dr. sutherland Of Philadelphia the President
COMMITTEES appointed TO prepare resolutions Cen
Leslie Combs being the chairman Of the commit &c
The number in attendance is not as large us Heretofore
series OF resolutions reported, aud MIN NY
adopted Among them is declaring that both jus ice
and precedent require the pzssags of genera pension
law Tor the benefit Of soldiers and sailors OF the U
TO do So the members of the Convention pledge them
selves bring the subject before the people future cleo.
tOus Congress is thanked for passing The late bounty
land law and The President for executing impartial
spirit.
Congress s likewise thanked for comforting on General
Scott the highest milsry rank known to this country hrs
services emIDently meritiug such compliment
Gen Combs made q speech COngTstulatOTy Of the
pioiOus Circumstances uGder which The Convention bad
assembled, and cOmpimeDted his old fellow soldiers BY
SAYING they IL their bearing vigorous boys
blind veteran dsnurred to this ausiOn to their bright
eyes so far as he vas concerned.
Mr.. Combs offered resolution, which adopted, IT
favor of the restoration Of such officers of the navy
we're uBjusty deprived OF their positions By the Navy
Refining Board and asking the exercise Of executive pow
er TO that end.
Committee was appointed to wait on the President
and tender him the compliments Of the Convention and
inform him that they will individually pay their respects
70 him.
The President returned them answer, wishing them
peace plenty and long life.
Speeches appropriate the occasion were made by sew
eral delegates and Mr. Gusts Of Arlington.
A resolution was adopted appointing g COMMITTEES TO
devise means for the erection Of a monument 10 James
Madison, who recommended the declaration of war in
1872 The Convention adjourned SINE d. leaving the
time and pscs for the next setng to be fixed BY the
President Of the Convention.
One Of the old soldiers had his pocket picked Of eel
general Pension Law such the Convention desire is
pending in the House from last August
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EnR PADIEHff.

III lEACH ERb-EO h SAIL
THE Building occupied BY the subscriber, Cge'heT
4 with it. furniture, and good chemea and phiosophi-
eel apparatus. Immediate application l. nsces-aTy.
IanLn-nEI- LMl. ALMnLMLL.
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Tin Ware !

INWARE ofevery description for sale Wholesale and
Retail Also, Job WORK done with neatnssH and dis
patch solicit the patronage Of friends and the
lie generally az No. 46 south Market street, Nashville
Iang-'57-am p. w. MAXEY & co.
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TIE NEW-NOHk LEDGER,
WEEKLY Newspaper. Subscr pton recsivsd and sin.
II gis numbers old By HAGAN & BRO, Agents.
TIRE FLAG OF OUR UNION, aud "BaIlOu's Pic
4 t1rill Newspapers" for sale b. HAGAN & BRO,
jane Agents.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-17
MONDAY Sept. II.

The Court was occupied to-day principally
with sentencing prisoners. The following is a
list
John Pierson, for assault and battery on his
wife-three indictments Sentenced to pay a
ineo $l5 and costs, OF each Indictment, and
stand committed until paid
Michael -,sriot, Court having heard
good report Of him previously, fined $40 and
costs n $3.50
VIM Bell. grard 1Srceny. One year in
State Prison
Thos. Fallen, Edward Fallen, and Barney
Fallen, more Familiarity known as the bloody
Fallens," assault and battery, two indictments
Each fined $40 and cost, on each Indictment,
and stand committed
Randle Jones, selling liquor without license,
two indictments. Fined $l5 and costs on
EACH The total amount of cost in this case
was one hundred dollars and fifty cents.
Jas. Mascar aged II, larceny Thirty days
in County Jail.
I. Isaiah Brewer, petty larceny. Thirty days
in County Jail
Peter Barber, disorderly house. Fined $25
and costs
Thomas Higgins, two indictments, assault
and battery, and malicious mischief. For as
sault and battery, ten days in County Jail,
and for malicious mischief, six moths State
prison.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-17


s bGHlt is estimated in Missouri, says the St.
Louis Democrat,s that the. expenses of that
State in the war on Kansas were So, 500, 600.
A leading merchant of Independence stated re-
Gently, that he could not have continued in
business six months longer. The demands Of
the leaders Of military companies were more
imperious, and more dangerous to be refused,
than those of any despot in Europe A cap
tain would come in and demand barrel Of SUI
gar, a quantity Of meat or clothing, or any
thing which one might have. If it was refus-
ed, the person was stigmatized as an abolition
list, and he became at once a MARRIED man, and
mis- store and goods common plumber. The
merchants, although in favor Of the war when
il began, were obliged to oppose its continu-
ance, in order to save themselves from bank
ruptcy and ruin 81 al sa
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-17
business ia Newark.

The NsaoarR Daily Mercury of Monday,
the 4th, says that last weekswas one of the
hardest weeks which the business men of that
city have experienced since 1887; and yet all
have passed through it and gathered new
strength to press on. The Mercury further
says that the pressure in the money market is
just beginning to affect seriously the business
interests of that city. Some of its largest
manufacturing establishments on Saturday dis
missed the greater portion Of the hands in
their employ, and Others contemplate contract
ing their business unless the pressure should
soon abate Other establishments continue
their operations, with the understanding that
they are not to pay but half the amount earn
ed by their workmen in cash; and some will
continue if the payment Of labor may be made
at their own convenience. This abridgmeut
of the manufacturing operations of the city is
owing entirely to the inability Of dealers to
realize upon their paper, and the difficulty will
of course be obyiated the moment the none
tary Institutions find themselves ina position
to furnish their usual loans and discounts.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-17
Found Dead.

An inquest was held on the 9th inst, by
George Finch, Esq, assited by officer Levi
D. Slamm, of Shrewsbury township, on the body
of an unknown female about "a years of age.
She was taken from the surf on the beach,
about one mile from the Sandy Hook Lgh S
by Mr.. Charles Doughty and Mr.. John Joice,
while fishing. The deceased is abovefye feet,
four inches high supposed to be single
woman--Eal on a dark lrown debage dress,
nearly gone plaid bingham aprou--her under
clothes all gone except her chinese, and witaout
shoes and stockings There was found on el
person, one dollar and twenty one cents. VIZ
a so cent piece, two 25eent pieces, one 10 cent
piece, and IL pennies--also, the plate of a
breastpin. The bones of her face and head ap.
peared to be somewhat fractured; the surf
had taken the flesh and hair all off her head
aud face; no symptoms of violence on any other
part of her body, exeeptithe head She. had
been in the Water some three or four days.
She was decehtfy Inferred in the burial ground
at Clay Pit Creek, oppositePort Washington.
Any information will be given by calling on
George Finch, Esq, Red Bank, who has a
piece of the dress, and apron, and breast-pin
plate
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-17

FIsE.--on Monday evening last, fire
broke out in the dwelling of E. L. Cowart,
Esq, in this village, which but fer the timely
aid of our citizens, must have proved very disas-
trous to the premises. 1t was subdued, bnt
not without considerable damage We know
of no village where the citizens are more en-
ergetic in their endeayors to save property
from destruction, by fire, than Freehold; but
Notwithstanding their action on such occasions
is highly commendable, their negligence to
procure proper apparatus to protect the vii
lage in case of fire. is equally censurable
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-17
ITO ALI Concerned.

On the 18th of October next. the third vol
ume of the Herald will have expired 1t is
very desirable that all accounts for subscrip-
ton, job-work, or advertising, should be set
tied previous to, or by that time, and there
is no reason why they should fail to be paid
by that time. We give this timely notice
that there may be no excuse for negligence in
the matter After that date, all accounts un-
settled, will be placed elsewhere for collection
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-17

SsF A person was recently arrested in
Paris for disturbing his neighbors by noises is
suing from his room; The police discovered
the man dancing about che room and uttering
strange words. !. a work on necrqmaney was
on the table, while, skulls and other objects,
supposed to be more or less connected with
popular notions offmagic, were lying about the
ROOM He stated that he had lost money at
the Bourse, and was invoking Satan to assist
HIM. In order to corroborate his assertion, he
displayed contract, drawn upin legal form
wherein he consents to sell his soul in return
for certain advantages to be distinctly defined
by the purchaser. The man was taken tc
plison, where his sanity will be carefully test
ed. n aeE ,sa9 III es ~ al
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To Advertisers.

The Monmouth Weekly Herald, as an ddrer-
Using medium, possesses advantages surpassed by
40 couHtry paper girS the State Our terms are
oae dORar per square Of taoelre lines for three
s0eeks, and t'oentgfre cents per square for ersry
subsequent insertion. All Advertisements acilt be-
charged al This rate unless specially agreed far.
Persons are requested particularly, at the time Of
sending an advertisement, to state tie length Of
fine for aohich 1t IS to be inserted orsnottfy as
promptly aehen they roish 1t discontinued, as all
advertisements are charged fer the time inserted.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-17
Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
Office Robbed. 49,

Sometime between Saturday night and Mon
day morning, the office ofthe Philadelphia and
Trenton Railroad Company, situated on Wal
nut street wharf, Philadelphia, was entered by
means of false keys, The fire proof Gone OF
Evans and Watsonsl was opened by picking
the lock, and robbed of $3.50, together with a
bundle of old counterfeits, and broken bank
notes, which have been accommodating since
l83l-among the notes were some of DR.. Dy-
otis. Matches were found scattered all over
the floor, some of them having been burned ~
Trenton Gazette and Republican,. agol
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-17

IA A Rattlesnake was killed at the head
of Shark River a few days ago, by Mr.
CHARLES ELMoRE, while moving, which meas
ured Eve feet, and had ten rattles. The skin
has been stuffed, and may be seen at our
office This species of snake seem tobe quite
numerous in that section of the county, as a
number have been killed lately. This is the
largest one, for the number of rattles, that
We have any knowledge Of :" y
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Terms Of Advertising.

II All additional SQUARES charged in the same
proportion.
IL Yearly Advertisers have the privilege of
changing their advertisements quarterly.
a-gs All SPECIAL NOTICES must be paid for extra,
At the rate of from so ctss to 81, and nps ards
according to their length.
aB Notices of meetings, whether public or of
societies, are considered advertisements, and
charged accordingly.
sg Money for advertising is due any time after
the first insertion.
" Subscription to Paper 81, so per annum, in
ADVANCE. fragment be made within thirty days it
will be considered advance but if permitted to
overrun that time, TWO DOLLARS will be demand
ed. The money TOR subscription is due at the time
Of subscribing, and will be considered coectabe at
amy time thereafter.